The Statesman.
London, England, 1820-09-09 00:00:00

Koningsburgh to
NA CTICAL, INTELLIGSNCS.
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The Vivi, Christina, Rruntje, from
Amsterdam, has put into Arendahl, leaky and must uo-
load to repair.
- The Johanna,Jantjer, from Koningsburgh to Amster-
dam, has been lost off Friesland. Crew saved.
The Doggerbauk, Buurginnier, from Bourdeaux to
St. Petershurgh, ran on shore 29th ult. between the
Swine Ihrtutiss and Hoginess, coast of Sweden, and was
water-logged. Creie saved. Cargo and materials ez•
peeled to be saved.
The Koophandel, Schaap, from St. Petersburgh to
Rotterdam, was stranded near Terschilling, 31st oh._
Cargo discharging.
et•xuaysw, SUPT. 3.—ln a gale of wind at N.N.E. a
small roaster, with a cargo, name at present not known.
has just sunk above the harhour.
FATAL, AVG. 111.—This day some Portognese arrived
here from St. Ueorge's, where they were landed by a
whaler, which received them about a fortnight ago,
from an Insurgent privateer that had taken a large Iror-
tuguese ship, the Carlotta, from Bahia to Lisbon, after
an engagement of an hour. The privateer had seven men
I killed. The Insurgen:s lightened their prize, put men
on board of her, and they are now cruising together...-
The privateer has 3$ guns, and the Carlotta 5i guns.
Vs:Bolus aeultaSt wralt.—Mary, Taylor, Leedom to
Quebec, 3lst ult. lat. 49. I. lon. 13. 30.
True Briton, Liverpool. to New Brunswick, 22t1Aug.
lat. 49. 39. lon. 34. IS. Belfast, Liverpool to New Pork,
lat. 50. 25. lon. 10. 30. by the Montrose, arrived at Li-
verpool.

Ronnotv.—On 'llursday, the 25th ult. a parcel, eo..
sovereigns, was feloniously taken from the
inside of the Chichester and London coach. A penis,
who hooked himself in the name of Poyntz, is suspected
to be the perpetrator of the felony, as he disappeared
when the roach stopped at the Nag's Head, Claphan
ant on opening the door the luck was discovered forced,
and the property glow. We hope to give a verdy
of the apprehension of this man, as ci c itestaners
hive transpited, %%hien warrant such an expectation.—
Briat,ftlys lies ed.)
Fent:.—lletween eleven and twelve
,s'ehself on ll'eslos-s.i is morning, a fire broke out at Mr.
famplin's 11i-ewers'. at !Rwithwick, and, in the rourseuf
tew lomrs, those extensive premises, with nearly the
snot., of their valuable contents, were totally deirroved,
flir loss is estimated a: about 11.1,1100/.; and, we regret
•o say, the propertT was not insured. The accident was
seeassourd by the tailing of a spark, from a chinos. yin
'the hisibling, on the thatch, with which the premises
aere <birty covered. The engine from the Cavalry
Marrarks, and those belonging to this town, were sent
shin the promptest manner; but such was the rapidity
.'f the dames, that the mischief, fur the most part, was
effected limiters their arrival on the spot. We save heard
"(many instances of generous effort evinced ou this o„..
cession. particularly by some officers of the 14th Light
ise:,xoons, and seseral inhabitants of this town; but,
we hare also been turd, that there were some s retches
who iseis.A every opportunity of plundering the pro-
perty, situ that others presented spectacles of the most
beacly drutskenness.—Aid.

A few days since, a house and shop, belonging to a
blacksmith at Littiehapton, were burnt to the ground.—
Foorrao linnmser.—Wednesday evening as Mr.
Austery, an artist, of Poland-steet, was going front Haw
stead to liaker.street, lie was stopped by two footipaths
nvar the burial Fs-unlit!, who robbed him of bit watch
and tuenty-fire shilling's. They used shocking inspi-
rations. but no violence. They escaped towards Paa•
11;ugion, and are supposed to belong to one of the guys
ti!vre.

A NEST OF Iluits:Lans DIRCOVERID.—On searchirtz a
house taken by a man of the name of tioslwin, in Nek-
street, Pentonville, upwards of 2(1001. worth of watches,
plate, jewellery, and other valuable property, was di,-
cot crest, which appeared to be stolen from several
shops lately broken open and robbed. Amongst this plun-
der. Mr. Joseph, watchmaker, 113, Drurr-lane, identi-
fied 25 silver ansi one gilt watch, 211 gold seals, a
gold sleek chain, 19 silver snuff and scent boxes, ttto
eyr-glasses, six dozen pencil-cases, 2.4 tooth-picks, tn.,
gold-mounted miniatures, one silver milk-put,
toLarco-stoppers,&e. Mr. Chadwick, of Holborn, ward:-
maker, identified several watches, time-pieces, and other
articles stolen out of his shop. Mr.liattie, looking-class
manufacturer, Leather-lane, identified much ut hi, pro-
perty, so did three other pertains.
ATTEMPTED SClClOL.—Vellierday, a dreadful aft. t
at suicide was witnessed in the London-road, Surrey. A
middle aged man, who, by the singularity of his conslnct
ha I excited the notice of the pa,aengers, watches' an op-
portunity to throw himself before the wheels of a heavy
coal waggon, on the side that the driver could not see
him ; he insist have been crushed to pieces, but for the
intrepidity of a gentleman who was coming in the oppo-
site direction, and who fortnnately succeeded in stoppi
the horses, just as the forrwheel had touched Isis neck.
which it slightly grazes'. The unfortunate mac had that
morning escaped from a lunatic asylum.
The house of Mr. Rice, No. 7, Jermyn-street.
James's, was broken open in the night of Thursday last,
or early yesterday morning, and rubbed of Bank of It'ant:•
land notes to the amount of between seven and eigt-t
hundred pounds.

MARRIED.
On Thursday tut. at St. George's, Bloomsbury, by the
Rev. David Felix, Williams John Carpenter, Esq. of Ft
rnl-
vnt's Inn, solicitor, to Frances. vounzegt daughter of John
litettell. Esq. of Caroline-street, Redford-square.
Du Mooday. at St. Pancras, by the Rev. David Fitzpairiek
Pryce, U.U. Josiah Pryee. Esq. of the Commissariat D.:-
S.L.D.rtment. to Louisa, dauxbtrr of the Ret. Edward Dar' .r
Vicar of Takeley. Esse:.
At All Saints, in Carlisle, on the ad instant, Captaia
phenson. 11th Dragoon Guards, to Anse, only child 0(11,-.
Palfrey Burrell. Esq.

D1E1).
: Mr. Rar, late of I)eury-lane Th-at re. He was a ass, of
very gentlemanly manners, and although not in t .e very
first class of actors, of considerable attainments and
high repute in his profess' . Mr. Ku was in the :Ett
year of bin age. On Saturday week he underwent a
painful operation, which was most shilfulle and surress-
fully performed by Mr. Surgeon Bell, but from previous
lung-suffering, and consequent debility, he sunk older it.
• and expired almost without a groan yesterday taornirg
, at six o'clock.

&Moods .at bet Mouse, Chum* Row, St. Pumas, eked
11. Catherine kiddington. widow of the late
Charles IlLiddirigton, Gent. of Part-strsot, Omni-ever-
moire.
At the Church Howse. Leylierhead. lb* Hoe. Charlotte
Ramielett. fourth daughter of the kale L.rd Hoary Beer-
clerk.
At Purls. on the 90th of Augast, GeorgeJoties, Esq. of
Hans-equate, Biomes-street, Chelsea.

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