The Statesman.
London, England, 1823-04-15 00:00:00

SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.

DEAL, APRIL 1-I.—Caine down. the River and sailed
the Shannon, Pearl; Crown, Harlock • Isabella, Jen-
nings ; Ocean, Blackburn ; and the' Harlequin,
Watson,
for Quebec ; Ulory, Morgan, for Demerarn; York, Mer-
chant, for Charente ; Lemider,• Forster, for Jamaica;
Frederick, Peart, and Dore, Huntley, for Miramichl ;
Montmorency, Flood, and Havanna, Webb, for Quebec
Everett, Fuges, Picton, Asia, Weynton, Almrira, and
Johns, Laing, for St, Michael's.—Wind E.N.E.
PORTSMOUTH, APRIL 14.—Arrived the Sarah, Hardy,
from Cork, for London.—Sailed the Sophia, Sutton, for
Madras.—Passed by down Channel, his Majesty's ship
Seringapatam.—Wind E.N.E.
FALMOUTH, APRIL 13.—Sailed the Ardent; Jenkins,
fur Havre ; William, Amelia, and. Hannah, for Dept for 4;
New Comet and Mary, fur London.—Arrived the Duke
of Kent packet from Lisbon, sailed the 27tia
Wind S.

SPORTING INTELLIGENCE.
—.ems—
NEWMARKET CRAVEN MEETING, 1923.
MONDAY, APRIL 14. . _

The Craven Stakes, a subscription of 10 soy. each, for Si
ages ; 2-yr-olds, list. 101 b.; 3-yr-olds, Se.; 4-yr-olds,
Bst. 91b.; 15-yr-olds, 9st. Ilb.; 8-yr-olds, 9st. Mb.; sal
aged, 9st. 71b. A. F.
D. of Rutland's b: e. by Catton.
Mr. 0. Powlett's gr. e. Swap 3 8
Mr. Q. 1.. Fox's'b. c. Bay Burton 3 3
D. of Grafton's b. f. Posthuma . 3 4
10 to 1 agat Cotton-6 to 1 agst Swap.—Won by 3 lengths.
The Judge placed but 4,
Mr. Orevllle's Electress, 3-yrs-old, Bst. 71h. heat IA
Exeter's Governess, 2-yrs-old, dost. Mb. D. M. 5'J sov.-8 to
4 on Electress.—Won by a length.
The First Class of the Ninth Riddlesworth Stkkes of 203 g:.
each, h. ft. for colts, Sat. 71b. Ab. M. Those g.it by un-
tried stallions, or out of untried mares, to be allowed 3.b.

if both, Mb.
Mr. Udoy's ErniDui, by Orville, out of Emily; 8;t. Vb._ 1
D. of Grafton' s Talisman, by Southseyer, out of Pope

Joan, Bst.
lA. Jersey's by Phantom, out of Web, Ost. 71h.
ExeteesTroy,byFilho da Puta, out of Briseis, St'
41b...
6to 4 apt Endlius-10 to 1 apt Talismani-6 to S agar
Phantom—la paid.—Wou by 3 lengths.
Mr. Brunie's f. Jane Shore, by Woful, beat lA Exeter's
Elf, Sat. Mb. each, D. M. 60 sov.-8 to 4 agst ;lane Shure.—
Won by three-fourth of a length.
Mr. Dpdas's c. Encore, by Williamson's Ditto, out of
Yarici, bat. 41b. beat Major Wilson's c: by. Rubene or
Soothsayer, Out ofTippity Witchet, Sst. 71b, A. F. 20t/gs.
b. ft.-4 to la oiancore.—Won by one-half Thfigth.
BATTING Oli TJi DARBY AT NRITNARKAT.-2 to I agst
&altos forthe Derby—b to 9 taken for ditto.
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DIDITRUTITIC AND ALARMING FIRS IN DUBLIN...ft
About the hour of two o'clock on Thersdav morning, a
lire brake out in North King-street, in premises occupied
by Mr. Devoy, &jaunting car-m 'ker. froth the difficulty
of obtaining Water, the flames raged with increasing vi-
olence fora considerable time, and rapidly.shread to the
adjoining hOuse, occupied by a linen-d rap. r. About 4
citchrk in the morning the &'e was completely got un-
der, bet the house in which it commenced was entirely
consumed, and the One adjoining, nearly bn rnt to the
ground also. A third house, which was next to the
li-
nen•draper's, and was occupied by a hater, was much
injured.
FIRE AT EDINBURGR.—On Tuesday night, shoot tea
o'clock, a fire was discovered in the shop of Mr. W.
Stewart, bookseller, opposite the College. Immediate
notice was given to the police, and in it very short time
several fire engines were on the spot. On the alio? door.
being opened to admit a pipe from an engine. the whole
• interior of the shop was discovered to be in flames, and!
which, on the air being admitted, burst forth with great
fury, threatening destination .0 the next shop, Massa:,
Macdoniel and Crerses, spirit-merchants and to *lariat:
above, occupied as a book depot by Mr. Ireland.. By**
exertions of the firemen and- a strong party. of.pellegik
howeVer, the tire was confuted to. the shap,.• she I:rtstriaat
• of which, with a great number of valuable booliveihrt
a .stroyed.