The Statesman.
London, England, 1818-09-29 00:00:00

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DEAL, Szet. 28.—Arrived and
the Cleveland, Daviesi Neva,
--; and. ilebe, from J'
derson, from Malaga ; and Its
Miransichi.—Caine down from t
the Traveller, Hutchinson, for .Jay,
venture, Coleman, for the South Seas.
DOVER, SEPT• 28 Arrived 9ff this port, the
Christopher, Snell', from Jsmalce. '
Po ISTslitOtlll, SEPT. B.—Arrived the sloop Eliza-
beth, Moppett, from Se‘ille : sailed Bth in
and
carried away her main boom in the Bay.—Sailed his
Majesty ship Carron, for the E4st Indies ; Northum-
brian, Lawson, for B-ngal ; hitens, for
the South Seat ; 11.0tentot, Taylor, and Samuel,
Burrell, for the Cape of Good Hope ; three Russian
fligate4, for Cadiz ; and a slumber of outward-bouod
ships.
Covrcs, Seri. 2S.—Sailed the Hornet, America*
sloop of we's., for America.
Weirraotmt, SEer. 28.—Arrived this morning the
William, Fowler, from London. having sprang
leak off the Foreland on Wednesday last, r
ind war
obliged to put into Marta'e, having four feet seater
in her hold, where she stopped the leak—pact of the
cargo damaged.
YARMOUTH, SEPT. 28.—The John Cook, from
Oporto for Hull, got upon the Cross Sand, and fill-
ed with water; several boats are off, but we have had
.wo'commenication with the Master.—The Btrbara,
from Shields to London, struck upon the
Newcome Sand, bat got off by assistance of the
howestoff boatmen.—The Paris, from Peteribargh
for London, cut her cable with a wreck, hut got her
anchor again with the help of a Gorlston boat.
HOLYHEAD, SEPT. 2G.—About 50 sail of out ward•
bound vessels and coasters are now iu this harbour
wiud-bound.

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• The Pilgrim, from Cork to Portsmouth, which got 1
'on the seedles Rock, is gone to pieces—the whole'
of ibis cargo is saved.
The Favourite, Cowan, of Sterling, from Lvith
to Petersborgh, was totally lost on the 9:b instant,'
near Carlscrona—crew saved.
The Spring, Hendry, from Whitby to Peters.
borgh, wasstranded, the 9th instant, near Carlscrona
—Crew and stores saved.
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DEERE- L ANE THEATRE.---M r. KEAN made his sp.
pearatsce loot night, for the first time this season,
in the character of Rickard 111. ilia reception wag,
as might be fairly expected, most enthusigotic. Ile
looked extremely well, and performed the part with•
as much spirit as he had ever ',bibbed on any former
occasion. The frequency of his ezertions in this en.
dertaking renders it quite unnecessary for us to en'
ter into aay detail; but we feel gratified at the op-
portonity afforded us of noticing the verY futrat.
tendance by which his return to hit Orofessional
duties in the metropolis was hailed,-and the addi-
tional promise which that return hOlds out of the'suc-
cess of the experiment lately sdopted in that. Thealn
FEMALE I NOUSTRT.--MISI O'NEILL, dlirlEa 4MI
list•sixty-eight days, has appeared upon the.stage at
various places forty.seven nights—she has travelled!
One days in her way Pim Edinburgh tpt.lNpfxricht.,
i ten Sundays interveug‘ 444 she'has bildjsrA, other
"days of rest. When Miss O'NEILL 144.,..1101Yr
she mut engaged to pfargt,ondry owes sevehtien
eihts, previous to the.thth, of Octoto'r, !Alm Omit
Iwappearit Covent-441days tirsqd,, io orderwl• this,
he utast lovers, fistrasho,le Work fronmlt ift westi
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