The Statesman.
London, England, 1815-11-15 00:00:00

NASAL INTELLIGENCE,

Den, Nov. 14.—The Jan. Hamilton, .from Ja.
Wien, 1184 lost an anchor and cable.—Came down
from ,he River about JO sail of merchantmen, and
remain.—:arrived his Majesty's ships Alcmene, Pro-
spero. and Marshall,'fsom the Westward, and have
sailed for the River to be pad off.

HARWICH, Nov. 14.—Artived the Traveller
trap port, D. W. from Colchester, for horses.
PoeTsstutru, Nov. 14.—Pat heck the Hydra
transport, bound to Plymouth.—Arrived the nger,
Snith, from Leith bound to Rio Janeiro; • Lady.
She; brooke, Lufr. from London for Barbadoei.
• Fa Latour'', Nov. 12. —• Arrived the Duke of
Kent pit k• t, with a Mail from Lisbon, in •14 days.
PLystocrn, Nov. 12.—Sailed his Majesty's ship',
I) Twilit, for the Eastward.
Ltvteroor., Nov. 13.—1 t has blown a heavy gale
all day, and still *Mitten. lam sorry to add,that
septa! vessels are on shore, but we cannot get par.
Oculars for thi% dart past.
M %IMAM Nov. 14.—Put in the sloop .eldive, of
and fi.r Exeter, Math*, Master, with the loss of I
anrtior and cable.—Put in the Neptune transport, of
Whiilty, D. R. Harrison, %Mos, last from Ostend.
• DOTTIN Nov. 14.—Pared by for the'lbowns thei
ad. a. Sherhoetne ; and the Galen, Tracey, both
from &sten; in America, in 22 days.

fi tuna %Tn. Nov. 14.--foinee yesterday the hrir %tory. At.
tvo.il, and the 01000 Nam,. Vetoing. hove ousted with the
10% atm anchor utd ent4e.—Poser the following for
: J ; Flory. itmose ; Vein's, Prutford ;
t hal elnad Malebo-eh Spiit3 ;
Ilawiter, Perc) ; Lord Nelson, Litton; Willi owl Mury,
I.)en ; Mary Awn, Andrews; and the h lag.

C-tom-Excu tuta, Nov. 15.—The late boisterous
weather having prevented the "writs? vt“sels,
ue have had no fresh supplies since Monday, and
what fine W teat was left ursold on that day ras
tikeu tins morning, without any abatement in
price.-.-Oats are Is. per quarter cheaper, and sell
slowly at that reduction, in consequence of the re-
teut inmate* Minla which have fully stepped the
consumers parchasing.t.ln Barley, Peas, Beans,
and other articles, tom is no alteration.
Sir FaA:vrts BUgDETt has been passing the autumn
at Ilirrosegate and at Fernley Huta, the stet of his
friend, %%tams Ftwicts, Esq.

The rapid intercourse which at present exists be-
tween every part of Great Britain and the capital
must have struck every person who has travelled
through this eonntry. We meet with no marked dis-
tinctions in the dress or manners of the different pro-
viuces. The fashions in the most remote parts of
the country are quite the same as in London. l'his
rapid intereonrse is ember in a groat measure to the
;toothless of the roads, which have been made over
the whole of Great Britain, and to the navigable ea-
-114 Is, which have in some measure united the molt ins.
tint manufacturing towns with each other, and with
it P certivet—erforardwirarlllo, the Mend teem
of G,eat Britain, such as Manchester, Leeds, Bali-
fat, &c. chiefly carried en their business through
the medium of travelling pedlars, and afterwards on
pack horses. The jouriiiiy in this manner from Man-
chester to London, occupied a fortnight ; and it was
not unusual for a trailer going for the first time on
this psireditioe, to take the precaution of making
his will. At present the mail coaches perform the
journey in 90 hours.
In the year 1785 there was not s cart in the whole
county of Mid Lothian. The farmers in the neigh-
bourhood of Dalkeith carried out the stable manure
from Edinburgh on the hacks of horses; and a jour-
ney from Dalkeith to Edinburgh, six miles, for this
manure, and hack again with the load, occupied a
vac& day. Not 50 years ago the vessels trading
impels Leith and London took up two moriths in the
voyage, and they were constantly laid up during win-
ter. At present an at one passage is le.‘ than a
week, and they sail regularly twice a week r I the
year round. For vety improvemen' in toe coast-
ing trade, we are indebted to the inhabir ants of Blr-
wi. k .0 pott-T weed.
Yesterday came on at the Town nail in the Bo-
rou4h, before the Coinroissioners of the Court of 1t...-
quests, and the Deputy Bailiff, the electio" of a
Clerk of that Court. in the room of Mr. BURNETT,
deceased, when, upon casting up the Ballot, there ap.
;mitred fur Mr. M EYMOTT 78, a 11 Mr. Lac, 53,
whereupon Mr. Mcvstorc was declared duly elected.
A curious attempt to rob the Post-office of Sew.
cisrle-upiiii.Tyne was happily frustrated, on Wed.
ni.rlay evening. A clerk of one of the ila..ks having
occasion to take a letter to the Post-office after it
kits shut up, put it into the aperture which is left
(Teo for that purpose ; when, as he was walking off,
it struck him as strange that he had not heard the
letter fall to the bottom, as is usually the ease, and
apprehensive that all was not right, he returned to
examine the place. After some investigation be felt
tan pieces of wire hanging over the edge of the op; n•
Pig, sod, on drawing them out, found that their
other extremity was se bent and contrived as to in-
tercept every letter that might be put in. When
Airawn out, four letters, besides the one he had put
in, had been thus intercepted. lie immediately ac-
quainted the person who sleeps in the office with the
circumstance, and meaarires were taken to discover
the person who had done it, hot unfortunately with-
out effect. The business is now undergoing an in-
veitigation, which it is sincerely to be hoped may
kid to the detection of the villains. This circum-
Ya"ce should render every one particularly careful
aktays to remark, that the letters they put in drop
ha the bottom, especially when pot in after office

Dr. ROBERTSON, in his Work, pike 134. o*
•1 GEN Elt A S 1., NI and n tier Wenn,' we of
CA NTII A 111D1i14, bas laid open some of the moot wears
operatlo.. Haw e, into wait!' trootkiod is ever tinaitlis
rev. and which ore eltteidoted hy Tarty.- notes of tie 0 g or
I;earralion. Mole and Female.
He has riku pub, rbrd, of •ckdalv'., 41, Pall-111;d1, 11
Je* rt price 4, for Females 011111 on conlPininh' pr-
+lth's' .0 Cie St X.
it A Pmrphi..., price 2s. on 11w CURE ULCERS nod Ole
mos r grIIIE 1.F.M4, of how ever Icing sultditc ni.d,
ATR rATisE.. 1)I nod It EMMEN, peculiarly adapt-
ed Is Loodon :bud ill large Tonto, price 1344