The Statesman.
London, England, 1818-12-30 00:00:00

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i. . NAVAL IN I.4.I.LIGENCK. .
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DEAL, Dcc. 29.—Came down from the Rieer last
sight and sailed, the Blenheim, Sooner, for Cay.
entre. &c. ' • Duchess or Bedford, Hawkins, for do.;
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ling! Ann, Mt/hews, for St. Thomas's.
Dozen, DEC 29. —lt halving been reported that
the brig Effort, deserted by the crew on the Good.
win Solid last week, had'been picked op and carried
into Colitis. the Master of the King George packet,
who left Calais yesterday sftertioon, say', that no
seeh vessel had arrived there when he came away.
ii FALMOVIII. DEC-27.—Arrived his Majesty's slip
',- Spartan, from a cruiser—Marian:la, Norris, from
London to Sinyrne..kmtet in to repair damages,
having been strode by n. era which carried away all
the staonchions op As stsattaird side forward.—
Vtailed the Duke of Kent packet, with a Mail, foe
Lisbon —Since writing this evening, we have seam
'Capt. Ileugh, of his Majesty's ship Active, who-
lad just landed from towing in the French ship'
Clia, Vincent, from Martinique for Havre, out 77!
days, 47 of which she bad been disausted.
Petts.sece, DEC 27.—The Jeannie's cargo is all:
'landed and warehoused, and they are preparing to
final the vessel elf this morning's tide by filling her
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with empty casks. ..
HoLeffeAn, Dec. IS.—The Hercules, Cribb,
from Liverpool to New York, kavittg struck. Isrmis.
the Rish Rank and lost ber rudder, has got in here
• by .the assistance of a Liverpool pilot.boat.
youThstomi. Dv s,
Wt.—Arrived the Crown
transport, from Dover.—Sailed the Clarkson; Rossi
foe Demerara.
PLyMotrn, DEC. 28.—Came in the Ocean, Rem.
million, from Bengal; sailed from St. Helena the
14t1, of November.
DARTMOUTII, DEC 28.—Arrived off this port last
'vele. g. And lauded her Purser rood passengers, the
Ocoee, ileromingtOn, from Bengal, whence she sailed
the 14,h of August, and from St..lleleira the 13th alt.
-The S andasd, licensed strip, sailed from Bengal with
the Ocena. The Prince Regent. Coale Illicitly,
Marrhioneas of Ely, Farley, and, Henry Porcher,
▪ bad arrived at Calcutta. The Phceriis and Lusitania,
sailed from St. Beloit% for Bengal lo h November.
'The Prince Regent, White, was at. St. Helena, and
expected to sail in a day or two after the Ocean.
Betateree. Dec. 18.—The dinner party at the Pa.
picexontists of the suite of Royalty, without any vi-
sitants whatever. His It ivil Highness's health is re-
markably good, and iris aeirits much improved within
the few last days. His Royal 1141111.55 generally
takes 'ltemise on- horseback, before dinner, in the
Ritling•school. The4ar arrival list include:: Lord
. Neesatteat. Lord Illstle-pre.SELe. Lady F. 80101.
3.111), Sir W. Cuertv§iible, Rau. Mrs. SLoM49, Mr.
SINGLETI,N, &C. -- • ' "
' On MondAy the Deke of Trott come to town
• from °Aland-, ; .iid yesterday his itqyal Highness
left town for Brighton, on a visit to the Patece
' REOZNT.
Li .d CAsTLERESGII bad a fit of the ague on his
pass-g•' from France. Ilia Lordship is now con.
fined with the cut, at his house in St. James's.
44PAI N•— Pri3Ofe Tatters from Spain repeat the TO-
** moor- which w• itotfced errors, weeks ago, of an sp.
plieitinn harretet been acteally made by the deposed
PArvach.CitAtlLES IY. te the Sovereigns at Aie-la.
• ChroeVe, fir titeir susistauce in the recovery of his
Tior, oe.—They odd, Veit he nid anthorised his
• frie• ',. to a;etrif), tint if he vhnuld he able to resew
the Ocourr. he *nulll immedia ely pot an end to a
:star tilr•tto,td to bring misery and ruin upon the
Dew try,. without any chance of accomplishing the
. porpr.se lo view, and that he ead kign i li oci hi' po-
•,- st,iv-elitterroinor to acknowledge the independence of
.- the r..tr 0.•4 (% lunief, and by amicable neg-euttiona,
$o votive an earl) as postil le a commercial inter-
CPatse with then., and, indeed, to renter it esclu.
-lively ii• fiercer of 0!,1 Spain, in return for so grett
a boon: Tine deposed King, it is further said, had
'declsred, (hat ti,e Prince of the Peace, as he was
styled, shalt never polo ! the soil of Spain any more;
that he will yield to the enlightened spirit of the
times, in removi g every ohatacle to the happiness of
the People, and the improvement of the Government,
according to the Counsels of of the wisest Statesmen
that the country affords, and who are most likely to
possess the confidence of the People. It is moult-
imated that measure' in favour of CIIARIAS have been
some time in agitation, and are too well digested aiiil
too powerfully supported for FERDINAND to be able
to resist them.
Letters have been received from Vera Croz, dated
Yth Oct. by his Majesty's ship Larne, which touched
at. Jamaica avid Havannalt, and brings a large quart-
tits of dollars for the merchants. The accounts from
'Vera Cruz are, that a very large suppli-of specie
was in that port ready for shipment, but none or his
'Majesty's ships of war had arrived for its convey.
once to England. The letters we have perused state,
that t eyrie the greatest tranquillity, and that the
inte'c 9 wi:h Mosier% congener! eninterrupted.
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Mr. (Krauts', it is said, is riveting to move a
Bill in the ensuing Parliatneol, on.the subject of the
Inoue+ roes abuses that bate been practised on the sub.
jest of the Public Charity Schools.
There have already arrived at Hell, from foreign
ports, more ships than the two preceding years pro-
duced. Upwards of 1400 sail km been reported
from foreign ports this sears; and- there is, at this
moment, 160 sail in that port, with Custom-house
Officers on hoard

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CHILD STEALIVG•—CInCP the Act passed in July
18, 1814, molting the offence of child stealing felinry,
it Bpi ears that 10 persons have been tried at the
Old Bailey on that charge, of whom nine have been
found guilty, end one was acquitted ; six of those
convicted were sentenced, to the full penalty of seven
years' transportation; one 190111W11 cottykted of tt►e
same offence at the Lincoln Assizes has also Imo
Iransported.
Mrs. Courrs caused to he distributed to the poor
of Woodhair. Waiter, in Essex, nit Cialisimas-eve,
six hundred pounds of good beef, four hundred quer..
tern loaveg, three hundred pounds of sugar, three
hundred ounces of tea, and two hundred and two
articles of warm clothing, and one to ever•
family, to purchase ale to take with thou Christmas
dinner. This Lady has ako directed two shillings
Per eeek, to be given ti t sent) five of the most die-
tresstd families during the three follow ilig maths.

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