The Statesman.
London, England, 1821-06-07 00:00:00

NAUTICAL INTELLIGENCE.

Tho Leal Portuguese, flovernment schooner, was
taken and sunk last ;month, off Cape St. Vincent, by as
Insurgent privateer, of 24 guns and 130 men.
The Etwannel, Norlin, of and for Carlsliamn, frogs
Ilercen, put into Starctiger, 10th ult. with damage, sad
itin.t discharge to repair.
VEsstzt.s 81.4111F.N WlTll.—William lowland, South.
ward, :10th May, from Ilristol to New York, lat. 4s. Isag.
I. :10. W. out four days, 411 well, by the Resolution, st-
rived off Harttnoutli.

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Alary, Loudon to North America, lat. 491. tone. 7. it
out seven ii tvs; and Friends, 26th May, Messina to Lim-
?fro), lat. 16. long. 13. out seven weeks; by the Nancy.
Cowell, arrived oil Falmouth.
Brand Savigatenr, Bourdesstx to Bottrhon and
Mauritius, 9th !!larch, lat. 21. 43. S. long. 59 19. Le-
noels, Pearson, London to Madras and Bengal, 21ds
April, lat. I. 28. N. long. 20. 39. by the Castle Huntley,
arrived from China.
Echo, Jones, tiambia to London, out three flays, on
25th January, off Cape Jr Verd, by the Findlay, Harris,
arrived in the River, 23rd ult. from Sierra Leone.
Neptune, Absalom, Pernambuco to Trieste, 14th ult.
lat. 39. 55. long. 32. 7. by the Ben Johnson, Smith, ar-
rived off Falmouth.
Waterloo, Alsager, London to India, kc. lat.oo. 30.
N. long. 1:4. 30. W. in March.
Columbia, Ilibberton, from Trinidad to Dublin,
15th ult., lat. 45. '24. long. 33. 32. Earl Monis, Mor-
rison, from London to Ilir:souk/li, Itith ult. lat. 45. M.
long. 31. I. Harriet, from Portsmouth to St. John's,
N.B. 2lth silt. lat. 47. lung. 17. 30. .%sia, Ward, 244,
lat. 47. long. 17. 28. by the Desmison, Read, arrived oft
Wey tb.
Mercury, Wetherell, from New South Shetland to
Rio Janeiro and Lonsisin, in lat. 21. 12. S. long. 40.6.
W. by the Hetty, Bond, arrived in the river.
Mehra, Payne, from Jamaica to Bristol, Bth tilts Ist
.10. long. 42. 36.
Alseona, from Jamaica to London, lst just. about 20
leagues to the Southward of Scilly, by the 'frininvirate,
Green, arrived at Falmouth.

MARRIED.
At Fineldey. on Tuesda) last, Mr. W. Cawston. of Broad-
water. Ilerts, to Matilda, eldest daughter of J. A. Ileroos,
Esq. of Whetstone.

DIED.
Oa Tuesday morning, the Atli inst. Mrs. M. A. Donaldson,
of 24, Great Winchester-street, aged 00.

A knowledge of a Disease is half i is Cure.'
THERE is nothing wore common than to sre the
mind enfeebled by disease. and by a consciousness
of its own imprudence, and too despondent to seek themes's
of relief. which are often nut far distant. This is unksppilf
the case, more particularly with the NICRWOUS, when com-
plaints hate originated in early follies, di.:sipatien, or sa
undue anxiety about the hominess of life. To all such s re-
turn to nature, and the assistance to be derived front eitti•
ever will int igorate the enfeebled organs. assist tie*
healthy funetions, and support the general streneth, will u•
suredly relieve. it is to such cads that the Cordial Baled
(Mead is found decidedly beneficial, and for the reliefs(
the ciseases of 014 class in particular, its reputation 111 be-
come established. To the delicate female, etifeeble4lolll",
fatiguing routine of fashionable life, the care-worn mad *'
business. and those particularly whose constitutions :Wye'
thise with the effeets of undue indulgences iu cull life, II&
remedy cannot he too confidently recommended. It is sold
by Nlr. Johnston. tilt, Corithill ; Mr. danger. Olt Orford.-
street, London; Mrs. Anu Dower, Nora it.h, and al/ fit"
ciao) venders, price l is. and 33.. each. _

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B V his Majesty's Royal Letters Patent.—LBAKEIS
Piluhe Salataria, justly famed fur Curing. in nil
itS
Stages. a Certain Disease. One small Pin is a Dove: too
the taking of one box, in a recent ease. will soon convince
the Patient of the certainty of his speedy recovery. No-
thing can hr better contrived, more safe, ur more comenient
time this remedy. for smelt as are obliged to go journies or
to sea, as it needs no conlioesuent or restruiat of Diet; and
GO years experience (in an extensive practice) has proved
that it will effect a Cure, when repested salivation and in
other methods avail nothing. For the scurvy and other
chrouical disorders. this Medicine has D its rtsillg... Ltr,
wards of *OM persons. of both sexes, have been rattirs4
cured of the above cruel Dissirders, withio the last eight
years. Prepared and sold by the sole Protwietors. T. TA,
Lon and Sas, Nargeons,• at their house. No. 9. New Bridge
Street, in boxes of only 2e. Dd. each, duty includ,al. B.
Two hack doors and lights in the passaL7e; at night. Thq
are also sold by their appointment, with Cflitio:li directions.
at Mr. Hepburn's Toy-stoop. lin. Oxford-street; Mr. Dis'
borough's, 7, Fish Street Hill, nearly orpe,ile the Moan-
meat ; at Mr. Baxter's, Edinburgh; Mr.
lin ; and by one person in every eonsiderabie town In Great
Britain and Ireland. Advice gratis to ',erica; taking the
above, or other of the Proprietor's reedit:hies. (Deets sed
seminal weaknesses cured, and letters, po.t paid. answered'
• Seethe list, published by the Royal l:ulle;e of I,end~

WOW*: &Wed. Matadi end Peatithed et the °Gera
"Tio Symms us" sad "Tiit Coesmt nos" (Saar,
Parr) 710. 194. Strand. opposite St. Cirtoetit's Cherrit.
by S. WARISSLU deo.. LL. B.: to wheatsdrot
ell Com'
zoosioallima-0111011.11116 UV requested to bradere.