The Statesman.
London, England, 1823-08-07 00:00:00

(mom The Morning Herald.)

WINDSOR. AUGUST 6 —lt apreers that his Majesty has
riven up hisintention of going afloat in the Royal yacht
this summer. Sir William Knighton left the Royal Lodge
on Monday afternoon for London, and yesterday the Mar-
chioness and Lady Elisabeth Convngfiam left the Lode
also for London, but her Ladyshipds expected to return in
a few days. The order for shutting up the Terrace from
the public has occasioned the deepest regret to all the inha•
bitants of Windsor and its vicinity, and hag cousiderobly
damped the joy which his Majesty's intimation of coming
to reside at the Castle bad inspired.

, The llama's, of Cornwallis lies dangerously ill at his
bons* a Old liurliagtnsrstre•t. The Du.vager Duchess of
Richnsood. his Lordship's sister.in-law, is unremitting
in her attention to him. tier (irate sat up on Tuesday
night.
Satan's,' the Duke of Saxe Weimar arri►ed at Bushy
Park. the residence of the Duke and Duchess of Clarence.
after making a tour through England and Scotland. His
Serene Highness arri►ed in London on Tuesday.

MR. usawronn's Mlsnow TO SlAM.—Getters were re.
ceived yesterday from Singapore, dated the 24th of Jannary
which aosoance the return of Mr. Crawford to that place,
from his mission to Siam and CochinXitina. At Siam his
reception was not so favourable as bad been anticipated.
Of the result of the mission to Cochin China, nothing was
known, except that he had been better received there than
at Siam. Mr. Crawford returned to Singapore on the 16th
of November last. Between the Ist of Sep.ember and the
31st of December, 1822, 92 vessels, measuring 32.07• Z tone,
bail arrived at ltingapo►e, sod 87 vessels, measuring 32,089
tons had s.lieJ from thence. The imports within the same pe.
rind *mounter! to 1,574,518 dollars, and the exports to
1,364,445 dollars.

In the Report of the Parliamenty Committee on the
Public !toads. the attention of the Muse is directed to that
part of the evidence of Mr. Ill'Adarn, in which he states the
practicability of converting the pavement of the streets of
London into smooth and substantial roads. The Crunnittee
add, that the experiment is about to be tried in St. James's
square and over Westminster Bridge and its boundary,
This improvement, as appears from the evidence of Mr.
il'Adam, senior, and of Mr. Wm. M'Ailam, has already
bees tried, and succeeded, at Bristol and Exeter, and is in,
progress of execution upon the paved ways in the county
1 of Lancaster.

One of the clauses in the New Logsdon Bridge Act
authorises any peace Ohm to apprehend and bring before
someAldernsan in the city. any person or persons who
shall env horse or other cattle to any house, wall,
fence, post, trie;"-ke. en said bridge.
The Piir dues at Margate have fallen very short this
season, owing to the very uniavourable state of the weather
which has precluded hundreds from taking their annual
occlusion to that mesh frequented watering place. By a
recent estimation, it is found, that up to the 26111 of July,
11122. there were wore persons landed at the Pier of Mar-
gate by two thousand, than have arrived up to a corre-
sponding period in the present year. •
Itrsracrtox or rate PATROL, &C.—TeNterd.ay about two
o'clock. the dismounted Horse Patrol, who are under the
immediate orders of the Semler,' of State fur the Home
Department. mastered for the insnection of Mr. Secretary
Peel, in Privy Gardens, to the number of upwards of RIO
men, end 30 of the Bow-street Day Patrol; ender the orders
of Sir Richard Birnir, were inspected at the same time.—
About three, Mr. Secretary Peel, attended by Mr. Hob-
house, the Under Secretary of State; Mr. Day, of the
Home Office ; Sir Richard Weide; Mr. Stafford. of Bow-
street; and several other ;rodeo's appeared, and the men
were drawn op Is five lutes, headed by their various con-
drctors; they made a handsome appearance, all being
dressed alike (Mae Oat, Mao trousers, and red waistcoat).
The dismounted Hone Patrol were armed each with a
pistol and sabre; each man of the Day Patrol had in his
hand his baton of office. Mr. Secretary Peel and the other
gentlemen walked along the did; rent ranks, and appeared
highly pleased with the appearance of the wen. The esta-
blishment of the Day Patrol, it appears, is owing to a sug-
gestion of the Select Committee of the House of Commons
on the Police of the Metropolis. Upon the recommenda-
tion contained in their Report, the Home Secretary of
State directed that measures should be immediately taken
to carry the same into effect, and accordingly in October'
last the establishment of the " Day Patrol' commenced,
under the superintendence of Mr. Smdford, the Superintend-
ent of the " Night Patrol" of the metropolis, and that the
moo beneicial effects have already been experienced by this
new establishment. The union of these two bodies under
one head arasefroro an opinion exp dby the Committee
that in order that the several others of police might hare
full information of what pa within their respective dis-
tricts, diet there ought to bra full and unreserved comma..
Ideation on every material circumstance between the Magis-
trates and the officers antler whose superintendence the

ii. Preparations 64 making at the west end of the town, for trates and the officers un•ter whose superintenu
Mr. then to ascend with bis magnificent balloon, in aid of patrol is placed; and particularly that, in each case in which I ahem his neck in boyish thoughtles4uas, and accidentally cOAI. .w A/MET, AUGUST 0.
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