The Statesman.
London, England, 1822-07-16 00:00:00

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PORTSMOUTH, IVLY 13.—Ilis Majesty's ship Sims.
rang came into harboor, from ipitimad.—Wisd S. E.
FILVOUTII. JILT 14.—Sailed the Dart, noel. for the
South Seas.—Arrived off this Port, the Union, flail,
from Priam Edward's Island. in 2S days.—Wind S.

BETTING AT TATTERSALL'S.—Jcs.y 13.

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PARDIN AND CARIAOC Or BIZIATOL.—Tho battle 1w•
tween these pugilistic heroes, which takes este en the
20th of August, for 50 guineas aside, excites consider .ble
int tin the gymnastic circle, and a knowing Israelite
observes, that a severe contest will be the result, if the
men be in good condition ; hettiog is 3 to 4 or Cahhazr.
It will he recollected that the Bristol hero was defra'et
by Martin, in April, 1820, bring his first and only
exhibition in the London ring. Both are in whir
training.
GREAT UNDIVRTAKING.—A gentleman, sow in Bain-
burgh, has engaged, for 1,5001. sterling to ride 1.10
miles ; then to walk to the moor 10 miles, and to kill 40
brace of game ; he has then to walk 10 miles back—all
this is to he done in 24 hours. He is to start about the
enJ of this month, at 12 o'clock of the day, and we
understand the borate are engaged.—(Fdiahstrgh Sias.)
Wright, the peJestrian, is.matched for SOO piness,
to walk from York Minster to St. Paul's Catheilral,
and ba,k, in five successive days, acd to commence on
thr 2d of September next.
Eirly en Saturday morning, as Mr. James Meer.
boure, of Stockport. well known as ose of the persons
Indicted with Mr. Hunt, at York, was proceeding up
Lancashire hill, to some land which be occupied l
that neighbourhood, he was suddenly seised with is.
disposition and fell down : when found, be was quite
dead. A very few minutes before be was observed
walking on. apparertly in good health. A coroner's
inquest sat upon the boJy on Monday, when it ap•
peering thath is death was cause,: by a fit. the jury
returned a verdict aecordiegly. Mr. Moserhouse, we
understand. was is the 57th year of his age, sod has
left s large ramily....(Alamehester Offordiga.)

MARRIED.
Yesterday. at Marytebons Church, Samuel Crawley, of
Stookwood. In the county of Redford, Esq., M. P. for lloni-
ton, to Marla, eldest daughter of Chi in. Mutates,. of a.
Rocks, le the county of Sussex. Esq.
Yesterday, Robert Spence, Esq.. of Camberwell. Surrey
to Charlotte, daughter of Richard Harmer, Esq., of Cannon-
street.

On Thursday, the 11th instant, at Torn's, Yorkshire.
Mr. Henry Leo. just.. of Chi-wall•sirret, to Ass*, youngest
daughter of Mr. Motley. of LE-Worth. in the &bare month.

DIED.
On the I I th last.. at her Sunlit in Kentish4own, Mn.a Cla-
rissa Noble. aged 69.
On Menday, the lath lost.. in itronswlek-plsee, Islington,
Hannah, widow or the late Wilkes Hawley Harrison. Erg,
tttorney-at-Law, Darr-stree,. Altignte.
Oa Monday morning, at her house la (lower-street, Mrs.
Isabella Reitrely, in the 76th year of her age.

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DIAL, JIILI" 113.--Sailed last evening, the Waterloo,
Living, for Bombay.—Arrived this morning_ sod resmims
she iletstival, smartie, from Harbadoes
from SA imagaste Ako ;Hods
this afternoon, the ElltliOoTraorsir,Orieg. from Havre to
Rotterdym; also the Maria Talon, Kennaird, from
Ham*, to St. Übea.—Catne down from the Kiefer, his
Majesty's ship Owen tHandower, and sailed to the vest-