The Statesman.
London, England, 1819-08-14 00:00:00

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listaDrug, Avo. 'af Aecintwrif,
libel the Mary aitlf Dade', end lisi.h, of Leith,
are lost.—Arrived bete from Greenland, the Co.leord,
Fisher, via fish, and the Letitia, Crib, Eve fish.
I Hoar., Ave. 12.—Arrived the Prince of 13,aaii,

-Todd, fres Greenland, with sit 6.h, 110 tour.
Peaversount, AUG. 13.—Arrived the
eon, Seams, and Kutner.ley Castle trert,;mrt.,
frees St. Kitt's; and Thanes, Weynton, from Tti..
Hided.—Passed up Channel, the Georgians, r ren,
from limbic..

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Pctwolam, Acc. 12.—Arrived the Ilosberro,
PA'Williems, from Montreal, for Lone..,.
DIAL, At:a. 13.—Arrirrd and laded for the Rim
the Caeger, O'lltien, hens Bengal ; Traveller,
lietthinenn, from Bombay ; viol l'-orthian, Carter,
ham Jemmies, in 40 days.—Can • down fr. m Ihri
River the Albion, Wharton, hum Leghorn ; Under-
wood, Wood, (or Deer ; Commerce, Barron,
for Gibraltar and Oporto; and Covey, for Oporto.
—Stilled the Zephyr tr import, for Poil‘MoOlh.
FALMOUTH. M.G. ll.—Arrived off the I.4srd,
the Misery+, Frulhlute, from St. *lobo's, N. B. far
Lagatoo.—AssitE4 ed. thin port, the ( hat toile,
Blether, from Demstua for Msthllehtsrzh, in 55
.!eys ft—Milord ti • Coi..n, (13 JO, from Peters.
bergh ; end E.oulous, :ion ell, Cram Amigos.
Salted the 22.1 Jane, in company with the Commerce,
for London, end peeled the 4ith ; 'poke on the
30th July, in let. 40. long. 55. the June, for lion.
dares, oat 37, days, from London. The Alexander,
1 Yoong, of Dundee, in coming down the Mississippi,
cn the 4Eth May, Ms foul of some timber, floating,
land store in her bows; she wee obliged t. d chug,
bet cargo to repair.

The Andrew Nitre'', from Dish titrsits, arrived
at Sheerness, on 4. 6th inst. .ih II Gbh.

Fatted of • letter. dated Cadiz, July 49 :
" °llse lam affair at l'ort St. Mary's still remains
entrolope.l in a great deal of mystery. Otte of the
principal actors in it was • Colonel of Artillery.—
The infection only appears, however, to haws ex.
tended to one division, as no officers of the other
corps have been ted. As I before stated so you,
every body believed 0' DONN EL was deep in the plot,
and nobody can account fur his so suddettly thong.
inn sides. The conduct of some other officers of
high rank Is equally inexplicable. Some people
Wok it has been ail got up in order to tire to the
world some sort of plea for the outs-sailiog of oho
grand expedition so long boasted of ; for if it had
been laid aside without some coup &ad, Franc.
a.txo's Government world not only Lama bees
laughed at bet also despised. Three thousand men
have been got off to join filoatxxo, and this f as-
pect will prove the utmost stretch for the present, se
the Adrninstratioo may now place all their lament*
mimic's to the mow of profit and loss. The
grand expedition is certainly knocked on the heed,
end if the Guerilla parties now forming in various
parts of the interior, do not gain an shoaling
ascendency, the most that will be made available
from it will be a Lew meta small detachments that
will sail for the nearest pelts of America. At all
events, till the late affair has been fully investigated,
the King oil, come to no detarmaties on the soh.
jest. He is the most sangsiao and the least in-
clined to desist, but possibly ere this be may be
a little undeceived. A large ship, called the Al.
tides, lately reached here from Lima, bet I do not
see that her arrival has tended to brighten the coon.
reliance of any one. Site brought dispatches from
the Viceroy, but of comma their real contents sill
only be knows at the Secretary of State. office.—
The Asia, 74, has also arrived from Vera Curs, and
last from Ils.-nnah, with a considerable sera in
specie on board ; also a large merchant ship with a
valuable cargo from Lima, at Cantons. Reports
say that aro has been a 'mated at Valencia, but
I cannot vouch for the fact."
We received a Dutch Mail yesterday, bringing
Papers to the 11th instant. An article from Brussels
states that several young Germans of cord family had
arrived in that city, having quitted their native coun-
try in consequence of the masons lately adopted with
respect to the Universities.
The King of I'ill3lll\ returned to Berlin es the 31
lastest.
Eatrect of a letter dated Barbadoes, June 44:
" The non-intetcoarse with America produces no in-
convettieoce is our colonies in general ; and this
islandort least, is perfectly indepeudeot of the Gaited
States. 'rho intercourse with Witith America is es.
tensive and beneficial to us ; that wilt Berserk is
growing fast, and I. have never kao•n the island in
greater prosperity. Within two years the valet of
land has *chasm! 100 per cent. e base not beard
of any depredations by the Insurgent vessel's sit"
the Fortitude was plundered off Madeira. There is
nothlag to be apprehended from Baron's cruisers.--
A strange proceeding took place is Tobago a few
months age ; a Spanish ship from the Havannah ass
taken by the Insurgents, and the cargo sold at To.
bago ; Mangers were purchased by British merchasta,
end the chief part sent to Gibraltar. If this enrol
use insured in England, it is to he hoped the under-
writers were apprised of the circumstance."
The following is en Extract of a Letter furs Jr.
main :—" I was at Cape Henry for a few days. It
is scarcely to be believed to what a state of system,
order, regolarity, and civilization these rept, hags
arrived. Their police is quite perfect, anti their
streets by far the cleanest I ever saw in any i•art of
the world. Their establishments do them infini:e
honour. TI eat is not an ho.pi' al in Europe on a runts
liberal establishment, or better regulated, thao
one at Cape Henry. English is taught in all their
schools; it is, in feet, the foundation of their educa-
tion. The Liturgy of the Church of England, the
Bible, and the Prayer Bonk are printed
and French column', and form the principal Fitt of
their study. The King says, if he forces them to Na.
derstand English they will become English nen ; and
ifbeobligesthem to read the Liturgy of the Church
of England,
with the Bible sod Prayer Bmk,
will naturally bum, Protestants. Their hearts Of •
%site English.