The Statesman.
London, England, 1820-04-01 00:00:00

.VAVAL I,V I'EL I.IGENCe.

Dvii., Molten 31.—Came down from the River, anti
sailed, the William Penn, Brown, for Jamaica; hialvina,
Cooper. fur Bahia; and Amity, Speert, In Quebec.
POILTSMOCTU, 3l.—Sailed the Emerald, Ga-
lilee; and John and lieorge, for Qtithec.
Bassifot., Maims 31—Arrived the Bristol, ilockhani,
frOm Calcutta ; sailed the 13th of November, and from
thz. Cape the 6.-'3d of Janti::ry.
LIVE/W(10k MARCH 30.—Arrived the Aurora, Bab
burner, front Pernambuco sailed the 21st of Peh.
The giant's and Elizabeth. of London (whaler), pot jot°
Pernambuco on the 17th of February, short or pre. i -
slot's, and crew • sickly ; also arrived the Bradock,
di Basler, from Peruainbnco ; Shamrock, Sennar, trout
Sicily ; and Atlas, Atkins, from New Orleans.

PLYMOUTH, !CRON 30.—Arrived the Maitre Croce,
Taylor, from Messina.—Sailed the New St. Manic,
%Callen, for Portsinouth ; Industry, Patrick, for London ;
Thomas and Rebecca, Larrom, fur Lisbon ; and Princess
Royal, Arklay, to the catnard
PENTANCE, M %RUH 29.—The 'marks I,nelisa aal
'Hero ran fu.il of each other this it ot nine, by t ltit h the
former lost her bowsprit, and stove her bon ; the hitt' :
carried away her shrouds, split her sails, tic.
FaLmouTtt, MARCH rJ.—Arrived the Volliardinri
Schcpper, from Bayonne, for Antwerp. a ith loss of
binnacle and compasses, sails split, and le•ky.—Arrhert
off this port the Did°. Biscuit,, from Petcrsbursh, fur
Dunkirk.

lisraotossr, tolsocu 29.-- Arrire.l, at Forrev, thn
Pallas, Nichols, from Oporto. for Loorion, o of
bulwarks, main-gaff, and staischcons, ILAtsprit sprung,
&c. •

tNIMRD, MARCH 2s.—The Albion, Thompson. front
Charleston, to Liverpool, was stranded yeah:l,l2y in the
hay of liallyteaKue. About MO lodes tf cotton are
saved ; and if the weather prove lavunroble. the re
mvititler of the cargo will be got oet in a few• days. The
tr,,IV are saved. •

MAncH 16.—The nasiration of the Elbe
is now quitesestorett, and all the vessels that have win-
tered at Cuxhaven, &c. as well a. others directly from
sea, bare come up to the cite, and severs' hate saited•
—(ilamourgh Papers, Mara 17.)

The Betsy, of Sunderland, coat bri7, was wrrelfed on
our beach. uppolite (feral:ln-place, tintuig thy :!rong
gale of Sunday latt. Om and pllrt lo.r cargo .aced.
The hull of the ve..tel no.v boon the beach.—(Prighton
Herold.)

Farther particulars of the late nitird,ls at Wool-
wich will 'tomer in to-morrow's Ginertir.
EXTRAORDINARY OCCURRENCE.-A malt Of
high fashion, large fortune, and noble conordimi. has
been placed in a very awkward situai' by the ar.:ure
of his carriage and four horses, when on !Ink nay
from Brighton, in consequence of the carriage contain-
ing smugglaillgoods. A replevy .has just been effected
on the payment of Ave hundred pounds • the owner is
acquitted of all intention to de ra d the 'fel-tour. Ihe
real state of the tau' was as f. Ilse .4 :—The tientleinan,
almost a fortniebt singe, directed Ms se-vants to proceed
to London; the coachman had the fully in %trete tw..
halfoinkers of Holland% within the vehicle. On the
road the footman laid an information against his frilow-
*tryout, Bed the contraband articles were die:livered
and lodged,, with the carriage and horses, in the derv%
The domestics are dismissed-.
Rosette-re Conover I.s* A WOMAJA.—On Monday af-
ternoon, Alice Salter, about 19 years of age, servant to
arr. bigaegia. gkelaga..pf Wipdireerabe, had occasion to go
into the house of Sarah erkins, who keeps a tea shoo
next door to Lanham; on entering the passage. stie
observed's man robbing the till, and with great pre-
SUOMI of mind she darted into the shop and seized him
by the collar. He struck her on the head wish his fief
' repeatedly, but she held him fast, called oat for assist-
; ance. straggled with him, and forced him into the
' knells's, where Sarah Perkins appeared, and &incr, with
great coolness, •tehl her to run
,or a constable, Obtlit
' she held the prisoner. During Perkins's absence, the
villain swore he would murder Salter, if she did not re-
lease him, and slipping a clasp knife from his pocket,
he attempted to rut her throat, but during the attempt,
she lifted her arm Op to het neck and receited the cut
use the fleshy part of it.. This murderous attempt in-
-1 spired her with flesh courage, and she forced him into
the court yarft, Whets he was taken nith the kulte open
in his hand, by Mr: Lanham and a constable. He took
abonr nine shilffisprs from the till, and a pocket-book,
containing two Ike-pound and three one-pound notes,
all of which were luckily peesersed through the intre-
pidity of the young woman. The prisoner, Henry War-
' tett, a moo notortons offender, underwent a long exa-
Initiation before Thomas Cliitterbuck, Pay. last night, at
Widdicombe-house, who sent him WI dot morning, with
the witnesses, for Taunton. %here the Assizes for this
county are now holding.—(Bath Paper, MareA 2b.)
CAUTION ro,Senveters.—A few days ego a middle
aged man, of low stature, and mean appearance, knocked
at the.door of Mr. Abram John Italphe, I, that James-
otteet, Bedford-row, and handing the servant a pair of
shoes, he told her be hrought them from Mr. Parker,
ladles' shoemaker, ito'ked Lyon-street, for her mistress ;
the servant returned in a few minutes with the shoes,
telling him that they were not ordered ; Le took the
shots, sayins there 'Oust be some mistake, and he would
go back anal inquire; shortly after time villain was gone,
It was discovered that he had availed himself of time op-
portunity of the time the servant was gone up stairs, to
steal two silver table spoons, mod a large sauce ladle, of
the parlour sideboard.— .About four u clock on Monday
afternoon, the same man called at the house of Colonel
!High, $, Taristock-place. Russell...lu ire, with a pair of
lathes' shoot, saying he breath: thrum (rum the same
shoemaker, and whilst C.e serving was gone op stairs
with the shoes to his lady, be tittle six silver desert
spoons, ind three large sliver forks, off the sideboard ;
1 he waited in the passage until the servant returned, gate
him basilt the shoes, and let him out. Souieiliitig milt-
-1 ing the servant that all was nut right, he went into the
arloni, and on looking on the sideboard, Le missed the
pions and forks ; be ran oat and . followed the villain.
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ocrying " Stop thief," and he was stopped and takes.
o being searched, the a .ions and forks were found
npon him. He was twice examined at the Hattotyger•
deo Police-offiee, where both the abuse charges being
proved against him, he less (idly cot:minted fur trial.
He eava4is name Daniel Frans.
As I 'Map, within ten miles of Cokliester. on Sun-
dae se'unight, two tradesmen's wises, uho had (par-
relied shoat the precedeney in the pew which they o'cu.
pied. having met during dibitte.sert icy, attempted to an-
nay ni b ethee by ditto ting the child of one to ilisb anal
j tread on the fest of the other. Patience would extend
to but certain bwande : at length, as the text was ac.
li nonticeri, all feelittgrs of religion, and respect to a phis,
lof worship. gave way to insui:eil pride, an I a iesoilar
`combat issued ; eops.weea displaced. aml thriller tit,-
lance woeld here pecarrel, if the church cheek had not
interfered.—This Wrath of decency cat re-y properly
made the strlejelt- of judicial proceedings the foilooiug
ntornint.
The shop of kr. Ellis. saw-asaker, Maze Pond. was
lattrigldt:ousiv on itelinPslay night, anti estOhed
of Peek of east sore% linen, and Tiale, 'e the rehte
ie Set with. hid' :be thieves ite.r.ed.