The Statesman.
London, England, 1819-01-02 00:00:00

NAVAL !Nil,' LUGA('Fe

Dr.lL, /RV I.—CIRle thMO (rota tl. MOM'
John Shand, Rees, for Jeri aiCl.—itensein di. V
lium Pitt, Graham, for St. Helena ; Fiance R•R••
Clifford ; and Catharine S Forbes, Lamb, for ILI •
bay.
Pottrasorrn, JAN. I.—Went nut of harboor
Lion cotter, for Spithearl.
PrAwouvit, Dsc. 31.—Came in his Mei".
ship Spartan, from a cruise.—Sailed the t).•••
Remington, for London ; Fountain. Mills, for f
don ; Nassau, for Landau ; and Aleaandir, for
terdam.
PERIM'S, Dsc. 30.—The French brig UFA
by pelting a 'par-deck into her, wus pat off
night's tide, and brought into this Pier, with bee .
anal sternpost gone, and bottom march damaged,
Two of the Indiamen, as reported yesterday tr
oil bete, are gone into Scilly.
CORK. DEC. %L—Arrived the Defame transpoi
with troops, from Portamoeib.
Lrirtnectot., Dcc. 31.-11vrlet'd the Mary,
nett, from Lonalooderty. mery leaky, baling
on shore on West Hoyle.
IIor.THEAD, Dcc. 31.—The Hercules. C,
pounded in moving down this harbour, anal
her bilge, and before she righted. made seen erl
It is !opposed ►ome pert of the cargo learnt in
side has been damsoal, and it is thought she wee..!
return to Liverpool to be overhauled. She now
Waits for a rudder to be made.
Wavuovtil, Dsc. 31.—Pot in hero lb* Ant,
Owen, f•om Antwerp, with wheat, and discharged •a
part of her cargo, and will sail again tiamorre* i.•r
Drogheda.
DEC. 49.-1:•qe in the Elise, Ilunt,
'from 13413'i' lot Itnifefilant.
WI-Arent), Daa.. '.s.—•f•be raise of Orr Sarah,
of Workington, stranded here, is all ova, sad
there Is a hope of genius the eesiel of.

Ptitil LIS M.

111Atcw•etawlun.—The great match lrefereen
flail end Martin Mar ratified co Thurklay night, at
'Aura's, in Wlndmill.atreet, o'er a go,ll dinner.—
A Noble Lard, the petc.•n of Randall. swede I{oo.l
701. ter his adopter, phenomenon, spies! 301. eesda
("IA by hlcriin't trbedr ; ass the herb. will be IGO.
to !UM. ••td not ni:hin 2') miles of Laudon. A I
previous betting war oft, Irew an alteration in tie
v lighting. The *etch was originally made for
fi;:ht to Is ke place t'helasiTarsd.y iu Apritoeas.
but as that day occurs in th► Crittre iiiretint at
Nee soar hrt, the backer, of rich, consented to defer
she marsh another Meek; and new 'articles sets
titian up fur Tue,tley the 4th of May, DU •hich
slay the 114111 16111 take place. There was merit bet-
ting epode after the articles were ItaLl, at in &WWI
of thirteen to eight ripen itaedell. ',boos barker
pepported his options of h.e prototypes present,
by betting the easiernity of Mr odds.

'Neale LEACH, Kw,..e .1 the Ps4le Meg:.
strain at tie Hatton-gird** Offioe, who had sent in
his resignation, and was to have been succeeded by
WILLIAM LellAaCit Reseal, Eisq• of Goildford-
sotto, one of the Sitting Magistretes at dm Lam-
beth-street Office, Whitechapel, presided issi Wed-
nesday last es Sitting M mistral/tat Hatton-garden.—
At half-past ewe o'clock be left the office, and en-
tered his carriage, occonspeniml by a young Lady,
his niece, on his retorts bore In his seat at bleswett-
bill. Ots entering Kentish Town, Ctitintel Viet-
ors, who bid been formerly Messenger et she Po-
lice-Office, Hatton-garden, but who now fills an-
other situation, rode op to the carriage to speak to
Isis old mister, bet receiving no answer, sad seeing
Mr. Itscis leaning back In his centime, he thought
he was asleep, and was en the point of tidies sway,
when the young Lady called oat to hies, " For
Goo's sake. Cu %aces, don't leave me thea; I fesr
he is dying." ,'inch immediately opened the car-
liege door, *hen by found Mr. Latest speechless and
insensible; in this state he was carried Into the Kee.
dish Town Assembly-rooms. Dr. Conti, s 1 Gealer.
street, end Mr. Dam, a surgeon, was end for,
and shortly arrived; Mr. LIACH was pet to bed, he
was bled in both arms end copped, awl Peery possi-
ble remedy uss hail recourse to, hot in vein ; he diet,
at eleven o'clock use Theriday night. He was lie his
nil year.
rOaTltQyaaaLAMD 110111 SE.—The report is entree
that this ancient edifice is to be polled doom. Greit
repairs are to take place; and the wotkotito
have 'heady mode considerable proves,. both in the
interior and exterior. The arrangement is comple
respecting that pert of Scotland-yard in line with the
Thames. Government hese mode an exchange of land,
the Doke abandowine certain freehold property in
another district. The projected itoprnvesnents nee 1,9
b. upon a vast stile, particularly in the state spilt.
eienH, and the fames' befiqee.log-rcom, one site or
• ilieh is occupied by that cetlifirated pieta', of Ttris s,
the Car airs Faxedy:which the proud bagel SOPIEIt.
err estimated on highly. The portraits ire pronounced
to be the finest specimens of spirited character in ea-
faience; the Duke of Montane purchased the picture
of the very individuals therein rem fed. T:"•
transfer created gent dissatisfaction i e*e grid
to contrail it the party represented the ey had wily
sold the copy. The lawn and pleasant rounds are
to disposed In the same style of ancient grandeur as
IM budding Itself, after the taste of the Henries ; the
plans taken from tke models of Norfolk and Arse-
del flosses, which, when they floerlihied, emended
frees the Strand to the II ster.shle. A terser than
of Northumberland let the land, atm recovered, at
a rental of only SOUL
The Committee a ppolotaht by Ile Performers of lb.
Theatre Francois to consider the claims of TAUS
have sent hint a note, coached In the moat troorteorm
and affectionate laeglage, bet rant 'lingo threat that
unless be accedes to terms, whack they keels horoal,l
reject, they wank! prosecute him within 44 beam—.
This sort of politeneii is like I: ibb. lin the Beaus
.S.tratagens :—'• 11) t Lidy, do not be elem.
• ; I hive the grunts, regard for you, Madam ; bet
pietist to hind me those jewels, or I • iit blew your
brains not." lAEA t, at least, seems to have under•
stood their show of affection in this *my, for he mat
it with a metely verbal so6wer, eapttstite of rto-
f,Joad contempt.

2us MOSEY MMIKRT AT ST. MIDIS.

11111WIL

T►ere never has been a great demand for gold and
silver el St. Petershurgh, in a commerrill or politi.
cal sense; bet a prat opportenity of profit to send
it there to he converted into coin in the imperial
MM, as a means of reiwittanco, awl of payment of
the lielaiire of trade, •r as a b►tter consignment than
Rued., whirh too fretieently will net return three.
fourits their hornier. costs her., and are t►erefore a
bad mower obis a blab to pay for hemp, ass, tallow,
deals, and skins, which se ate willing to boy so
dear. Hemp now mils bete for neatly as meek as
raw Indian Cotton; and a poehd of rope.)arns are
Mutest as veleal.le us a pound of twist I Gold and
Were are not seat fur, nor called for at St. Peters-
burg'. where some think their excessive importation
idle and even hurtful; but the, are seat to that
rising city, for that best of all an, the only one
to whir.\ man is ebediest, the profit of the employ.
sent.

The Governmeet takes no part le those
bet thy liberal one of coining ell that incite'.
deals find it their interest to mend to the Rryral Mine,
free of ill esteem*, sod returning bark, as. for os•
and standard for staodard, all that is sent so thew.
16u far frnro taking credit, the Mint advsners nnedifeh
El all that rent in :hut the presser, of triaotilies has
keen so great► that all their powerful presses (Bolton
sod Watt,• engines), working day and night, •e 60
piece• s minuee, cannot get th►negh the operation
Me as to deliver beck the remainder (four-fifths) to
the depositors is less they from fear to sit or MID
smooths! _ _

A Kes•len geld cola, from the Royal Mint. which
Is Ceporrober last would have porcheeed a bill on
Loudon fir 11. ls. to 11. Is. yid. (sot 18s.) hes sold
In WU scales here. ei N. pry ns. for Its. 2d. only :
• coin of silver worth be the UMW manner, et P. I.
tersbereh, 2641., in 'schlep, sold hate for 111 J. only,
'Dais fact sod statonrest are miser to seem' for the
current of geld and silver setting se strong towards
the northern regions.
When the arresters ezebenge shall again decline
Ernes 13d. 's 10d., orgeld miseries with es to 41.105.
or
men, then this retreat will cease, or this demand
s' will starkers." The letter of those ceoringeorivs
we take very greet, very espeesite, sod 'els idle
and reseces.ary pains is prevent ; the lorteoe it
little is est purr to inio•nr• • bet teat Whom*,
little or mesh, is full euteise chit se.

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