The Statesman.
London, England, 1815-05-10 00:00:00

NAVAL INTELLIGENCE.

DEAL, MAY 9.—Arrived the Dee sloop of
with two French store-ships, which she has (let
and brought into the Downs from Brest, bo.
Dunkirk ; the Mercury, Robinson, front Iti
neiro; the Elizabeth, Van Bucli, from St. Nilo
with loss of anchor and cable ; also,
site Prrcroqi
and Cambrian transports, with part 14 the
Light Dragoons, from Cork, for Oatend.—A
of transports have this day passed at the kick t.
Goodwin Sands, with 'infantry on board, for
from Cork.

PLYMOUTH, 'MAY fl.--Carne in the /1/,
Watkins, from Mogadore; his Majesty's sLii.
goo, 74, fr4itn Bermuda.—The Gorgon store
passed up Channel on iaturtlay.
PozTsmouTtt, MAY 9.—Crime into harbnar,
tetchy bis Majesty's ship •Iloratio, from Otterei;ee
hawing been on shore.—Arrived toaelttyhlihs !!edarenjesetrr:
ship Thames, from Bermuda in 17 dayl:Te.he '
sian brig Felix, from Havannah, spoke
hle, Hutchinson, bound to America, trots
in let. 45. 27. N. long. 29. M. W.--611 wen,
Majesty's ship Hope, and the British Tar sod:
transports are released from quarantine.
FAL:ammo, MAY 7.—Arrived the Mottffp
packet, with a Mail from the Brazils; sailed '
Rio on the 15th of March; left there his
ships Duncan and Achille, and the Sand:sick pick,
On the 15th spoke his Majesty's ship (Irpheas,
England.—Arrived the Quaker, Renown, SIIICer,
and Minerva, from London.

RAUSGATE, MAY D —SeYerrti small YtotlPli
to-day sailed for Ostend with troops.—Arrived
Ostend, the Apollo, Oliver; William and
Elizabeth, Anti% and another transport. a

SPORTING INTELLWRNCE.

' -r•simis--
NEWMARK ET SECOND SPRING MEETING,
MONDAY, M 4r 8.
Mr. Fritter'. Towng Engle, 80. 4"1. heat Mr. Stood
Slender Billy, Ss*. 91b. T. Y. C.. 5941. I to 1 tqg.t
Eagle.
Sweepstakes of 1000 each, b. ft. B. C.
Mr. Moorhen •r's eb. b. Sir der dilly, 90. 21b.
Lord G. U. Cliveed,sii's Co, 80. 91b. •
Mr. Stone hr weer Wink!. 9't. 21b. •
Mr. Yillieft's Cwrw, 8... Sib. . .
Lord Foky's Merrylleld. So. . -
Mr. Terrell% Blitoer. Sst. 101 b. - •
18 to 1.•,45t Slender Bills. 3to 1 igo Rootlet. 3 to
6strow. 7 1.. 4 opt Bluster.

Mr. Hallett's 1. nee Desired, bent Mr. litenkeopear'e r. ,
David, 7!h. each. T. Y. C. 5044. srn 2 di
Mr. Yilliets's Don Co-raek . 8-i. 121%. twat Mr. W
Charlotte, .74.. 81h. A. F. 7inl M. DM.
Duke ref Graftenle Jeweller, 84. leY.b. he•lt .'r. Cnarlinte,
Genera, Sa.. A.h. M. 100.:s, h. ft. oin4 no J-weller.
Duke af Grafton's Wire, 8-t. 31ts. feeit Mr. Yeassilturt's
7st. I.llh. R. C. goOgs. 41{I Wi;e.

1 ' . TUESDAY. M•Y 9.
1 Mr. Perren's Cambrian beat gaJor Wilson's Roller, Bit.
each. Ab. M. Rigs. 16irs ft. 6tol oa Cambrian
Lord Itons's Tigris, -'st. I heel %I r. Shak. ape ir's Duke,
8-1. 41h.• T. y. C. sour. li. ft. 5t02 es Tigro• •
6,sreeristakes of 10.tgs each, b. ft. T. M. M.
Lord Jeisey", Cminion Bolt, tit. 21b.
. Lord Jer.e%'s Fugitive 8-1. alb. - -
Mr. Udoi-r's Emilv, 84:i. bib. •
Duke of Dnr•et's Ilocaspbcos 841. 31h -
6to 4 agst Canna, Ball. 6to 4 art Fatly.
_,..
Seventy Guineas, for 2.yr old colts, Bet. alb. lifiletl/2 SC OK
R. M.
Mr. Wyndham's h. r, by Hedley
Lard Grosvenor's h. c. St. Sebtatiau
Lord R.ols's cb. c. Tigris . -
sto 1 Liget Mr. Wyodliaut's b. tv. 91st I isa Tigris.
1

The Notional Inielligencer, the official paper
the American Government, says—
IMEREegMENT OF SEAMEN.—TMS important
ject having been waved in the late negociatim
Ghent, and a Treaty of Peace concluded wl
any provision thereon, the subject will in all probe.
bility become a source of contention, and possibly
of war, between this country and England."
1 An interview took Owe on Monday between
CUANCELLOR of the ExcnEetrga and a deputat
i from the holders of Exchequer Bills, with a lir_
, a further explanation on the subject of the proposed
fending of Exchequer Bills. The Gentlemen
informed, that such of the former subscribers as
desirous -of aceeding to the peepotutis of-Goverm
and had not Exchequer Bills its their possession
the purpose of subscribing, would be allowed to
scribe 1001. money, instead of the value of that
in Exchequer Bills. Those who weed to this pi,
were required to pay 10 per cent. deposit as tamp
row, 451. per cent. on the 11th of Jane,
451. ts. Gd. on the 11th of July nest.
Advices from Montreal state, that Sir G. Pei
was about to proceed to England by the way a
United States, and that the Civil Government
Canada was to be administered pro teeporeby
G. DRUMMOND. The Provincial Aseembly had pa'
resolutions expressive of their high opinion of
services rendered to the colony by Governor
von, atid voted 50001. for the parches. if WIWI
of plate to be,presented to his Excellency. The
sembly bad also voted 10001. for the erection
monument in memory of the late Gen. Basta.
FCesecutioes are commenced by the Law Others
for the Crown, against three Irish Newspapers,
publishing a Speech delivered by Counsellor O"
NELL at the meeting of the Roman Catholics ii
City of Cork.
CORN-ExcuAttoa, MAY 10.---We had no
arrivals of any grain this snorning, nor any demai
for Wheat, which article continues esceedingl:
sale; but our prices may Oe considered as on
day.—Oats are rather better sale, owing tt
shortness of the supply.—ll.Ang but little Ba,
at market, and tine fresh samples being in reqi
sold rather higher.—lu otherarticles thereis litt
no variation.

The singular circumstance of MARTIN end
having sharea'and sold, in shares, the only Rio,
Prize in the lait Contract, induces the strongegi
lief that they will share and sell the only £3O.
Prize, the great,.st in the present Lottery; in
the antlers of chince'furnishes repeated instance.
this attire, for it will be found that a run of
redline inyaiiably follows one great fortuitous
Suaaisee;•ar evidentiy was of this opinion,
he " There is a tide in the alF,irc of o
Fec.—Ne. 8, Cornhill, and 120, Oxford-strerf
Forture's• Imperial Offices, where Tickets and
are now on stile, and where the Golden P•ize•
he pad •in Goinen%, as wan ac drawn, by' MA
mud CO. Stork-brokers. Nu at Saturday the Ito'
begins and finishes.