The Statesman.
London, England, 1819-06-15 00:00:00

NAVAL INTELLIGICNCff.

Poncestorcit, Jv•s I•L Arrived the Dose.
Swell ; sod Venni, Fowl), from Ilaere ; sod
L'Amiable Victoiri, Forster, from Cherhergb.--
Sailod the Elicebetk, Giglio, for Il,r•borgh.
DKAL, JUNO 14.—Cam• doww from the Miser sod
mania, the Bolder', Browell, for New York; Ma►y,
Harris, for Oporto ; Princess Charlotte, Grafton,
for Tubogo ; Henry, Lewes, for taarb.c; Resells,
Dixon, for New South Wales ; Argo, Jackson, for
Ike Ile, h ; sod Orient, Reynolds, for Bombay.
FALMOUTII, J Olt 12.--Sailed the Doke' of Marl.
borough pocket, for Lisbon, with • Mail ; Creolo,
Cooltveley, for Si. Kitt's ; aod Nymph, if moderams,
for Cadiz.

LITFRPOOL, luxe 13.—Arrised the John Crow.
ther. 1t... from Jamaica—tailed ih. 21,1 April; on
the 6th June, in lat. 50. lon. 30. .Peke the Charlotte,
of isiewih Shields, from Loudon for Prince Ed word's
Island, not 13 days. Also strived the Calm, Us
Baer, from Oporto.

" SOUTH fRV REPORTER (PEKE.
Co.r Nor lU. Ttie

" The brig (milli'. of and for Belfast. from J 4.
tasks, which place she left the 25th Aptil, passed
Cork liarhour this morning; hit biskstl'a brig Par.
'Liao attired at Jamaica 90th April, with an Sc.
rnunt of the rapture of Puerto Cabello. by the la.
eeposieut troops sada, Sir Gregor All'Gregor."

bl n. W. F suttcx.—To-noorrow, as appears by the
Aoir•riso.m•nt on nor P.per, the benefit of Mr. W.
F•narn takes plsro..ot Cnorpot garden : and
ea • ancrossor by Went cod merit of the an famed
lir T. Kurt:, we rano A but wish him an /gull sec.
rear. in this partieLlar. to his archetype. This has the
good fortune, like that, to be universally loved sad
respected by a hurnroous arqsaintance, and sera It
only for the undistinguished ratellevice of the two
woes is the character of Lord Ogleky, they both
mast equally I.erom• immortalised: nor can organs
te which of the two lion SITU (frnm whose Marriage
:Ilan:ode the idea of The Clandestine Marl loge was
taken). GrouGs COLMAN, or Dalin/ Gamma, the
writers of the play, were they ell olio., the palm
would be awarded—so faultless is the picture of the
decrepid and •worous Lord, as given by both of these
saper.entinetot histrionic performers. Mr. FAR sex,
however, has the felicities talent to enact several clot.
room with equal eaectitoda sod perfection, acct/ .
ponied with equal admiration; we need not doubt,
therefore, of hi. moiling with a reward apportioned
to his high desert, when we reflect. that whatever
may he alleged against the ago in II 4.lCh we live, no
charge of backwardness is recompensing the merit
and skill of those who study to benefit sad please the
Public can be brought against it.
The English Opera.hosse wagtail night nenternos-
ly attended. Much had been said about the spurn.
door of the decorations, bat this rather signalised
the diligent.* than the taste of the management.--
Throughout do house we know sot where to look
for any object of poetic implication, escopt some very
80 le 'Ms that surmount the limp' of the first tier ;
Ibis rest ass all lo the style of Acurax UM'S f.r.dies'
wook.bases. The plains of Egypt form a very bar-
ren panoramic decoration for the saloon. The per-
formances were successful. Drowvorr and Miss
!Carve ware greeted sub lengthened plaudits of re-
Coitalinn, which were withoot doubt heighteord bl'
the sense of lite siodienca io regard to the treatment
which they bad received from the stnliocracy of Dewy.
lane. The new " Operetta" of The Qeudrille' was
tolerably received. It is another version of Lorere
Qat:tub, with the disagreement isoreasonshly pro.
longed. Thera is some wit, bet it is entirely of the
penning order, the most dependent sort of wit that
is known. Thera is slang bit or two of the satirical
kind, bet by far too redo and pointless to take effect.
The company seems to be well constituted 'tarp, as
to singers ; the defect in this case is not attribetable
In the managers, bet the school. The genius of me.
diocrity holds rigid empire smoug our Anglo-votsriss
i of Apollo.