The Statesman.
London, England, 1820-11-08 00:00:00

11.1VTICA I, INrELLIGENCE.

The Washington brig privateer, of 1G gnns and 110
men, under Artica.'s colours, was oil the l'apes of Vir-
ginia Sept. IN, from a cruise.
The DOll ai :: ice Packet, Clark, from Londonderry to
New York, put into Strangford, leaky. She afterwards
proceeded to Pontsferry, to discharge her cargo and re-
pair.
The Mary ■nd Bette, Lambert, from Wexford to Li-
verpool, which was driven on shore near that port, _►:►Eh
has kern got off, and was carried into the Old Hock
on Sunday morning.
The Pais, Fournier, from ►savannah to Havre, was
driven on shore near Rochelle; but it was expected
woold br got off.
The IYilli•m, Keer., from Memel to Zaarilem, put
back on Itith tilt. having sprung a leak, and has dis-
charged part of her cargo, damaged.
The Johanna, liarenolt, from liusum to London, was
carried into the 'reed Ist inst. having struck on
the Ilaaks, and must discharge part of her cargo to
repair.
The Alonzo, Perkins, from London to Bordeaux, has
put into Brest, with considerable damage.
The Leander, Hodgson, with a cargo on hoard for
Liverpool, was driven on shore at Odessa, during a gale
and liras y swell on ;id ult. but got off, and was ready to
proceed tilt the title.
The Brilliant, Collins, from St. Petersburg to London
sailed from Cronstaslt Sept. 13. and has not since been
heard of.
llithisrom, Nov. 4.—The Prince Saxe-Cohourg, Sus-
sex, Two Sister* Vine, and Concord, which came on
shore yester,lay, were last night driven iv by the gale;
the Concord, a total wreck, and the hull sold to-day ; the
Sussex got oil' this morning, with little damage; and
hopes are entertained that the Prince Saxe-Cobourg,
Two Sisters, aid the Vine, will be got olf this night's
title.

it %)1114iATE, Nov. 6.—The Collette, Charlotte, Claeya,
from Villanova to Ostend, was run foul of by a ship last
night when off Dover, and having received considerable
damage bore away fur this place; when, on entering
the harbour, she struck against the 'pier and slink imme-
diately. It is supposed the cargo, consisting of figs,
almonds, tic. is totally damaged, which is discharging.
Potyrstos"rn, Nov. 6.—Put into the Slosherbank,
about 15 outward-bound vessels, which came down from
Haussgate and the Downs.
l'ussrLs ft PM( LY WlTH.—(irate, from Workington
for Quebec, on the 6th ult. in lat. 45. 55. N. long. 51.
W. out 16 days, all well, by the Betsey, arrived iu the
Uird'erion, (Dntrh ship) from Amsterdam, hound to
Batavia, on tile 4th inst. North-Foreland bearing west
about 7 leagues distant, all well.
lin the 12th milt. 20 leagues to the N.W. of Cape Clear,
the Priscilla, of Carmarthen, Phillips, had bent, out 52
slays 1. int Carmarthen, hound fur Pieton, but intended
hi snake for the first port, having been clismastr.l, in lat.
MI. 3. N. long. 3,4 W. by the Hope, IVeleiter, arrived at
tilasgow. Captain W. supplied her with water The
master of the Priscilla, stated that the Sunday previous
to Isis falling in with the Hope, he had sent his boat anal
four men on shore fur eater, it hick never returned.

gorlow, of Newcastle, I Ith Urt. hound to Quebe.., lat.
135.2. long. 4?.. by the Albatross, Eusenion, arrived at
1 Plymouth.

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Oliver, Man*hard. Canada, 11th Oct. bound to Paler-
mo. 1at.42. 4s. long 11. by the Harriet, Cbming, arrived
at Plymouth.

Pca►aTat..xuw.—Cart. Jamieson performed India
mile yesterday moraine, on the Edgeware-road, in two
solvates sod twelve seconds, his time being two minutes
zed fifteen seconds. He did the Ant quarter of a mile
in a minute and Gee second. It was for 100 gs. sad
time was hacked at 6 to 4.

We understand our countryman, Lard Hutchinson,
has been apviinted tiovernor-tieneral of India, in the
room of Marquis Hastings, who is shortly expected to
retarn to Harland t and report also states, that the
Karl of lionaugbtaore is to obtain the vacant Blue
Rijand of the Order *ESL Patrick, worn by the hte
gal .1 Ilwba. Dridim F 16,111/1.11 ✓oernal).

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