The Statesman.
London, England, 1823-08-11 00:00:00

SHIPPINU INTELLI6ENCE.
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Dist, At'o. 10.—Wind W.S.W.—Arrived the Maria
Elizabeth; Hermes, from Charleston, for H..mbro'; the
Telegraph, from London, for Havre; the Medina, Brown,
ditto, for Cork, and New South Wales ; the Sir Godfrey,
Webster, for New South Wales, and remasn; the Earl of
Egremont, froM the Cape of Good Hope. passed by about
2 p. m.—Several of the outward bound sailed yesterday, but
bare put hack.
FALMOUTH, Aug. 9.—Wind N. W.—Artiveil off the per
the Charlotte, Burin, from Porto Rico, in 33 clays.—Ar-
rived His Majesty's Brig Parthian, from Plymouth; also,
the Tartar Straus Vessel, from San Lucar—sailed the 20th
alt. A messenger who came home in her, landed, and im-
mediately stcoff for London, by express.—Oporto Packet,
from Pernambuco, sailed 234 Junc.—Ssil'il, the Countess
Chichester Packet for the Brazils, Doke of Kent (2) for Vigo
and Lisbon ;Pomona; Braves, for Mitt and %vit..; Dispatch;
Findlay, for Gibraltar ; Clementine and Louisa, fur Nett-
foundland, and Frahm, Monroe, fur Havre.
FORTiIIOuTH, July 111.—Wind W.—Arrived the Electra;
Robinson; front London; Lcitus, Field, do. for Behol ; add
the Transport. Nu. 9; from the Dowof.
lICLL, July 9.—Letters have been riceiHrl here tikhy
stating the arrival of the Hope; of Peterhead, from Green-
land, having left the iee 26th Jaly.---Ttie Neptune, of Hull,
was reported to lie hist, and the I.lshery very unfavourable,
as no fish bad been seen since the middle of June.

OHeitaiaa Ftistutto.:-.4Ve are ha ppythai we can continue
to give the best hopes of a good herring fishing in this
' quarter. We learn that on the night of Thursday last up
wards of 13 cranes were taught in Loch Hdurn, on 'the
West coast of ROssshire,. and in all the Lochs along that
roast there was every aptiraraace of immense quantities or
fish. A trial made id the Moray Frith from Cromirty,
Itrovld also very sticcessfdl add at all the stations along
the east coast, the fishers and careii are id a State Of tictiVe
preparation.—(binerness Courier.)
The weather continues unfavourable foi the tiefierd
scats
fishery ; ndihing his yet been done by the which ire
in tt 'state of readinesc.—The *Meg-Wats in bibunt's4lay,
took this week, about 300 hogsheads of fish.
The Active chtter, Capt. Millet, brought ti titian boat in-
to Fahrioath, on Sur;d4 Morning last, having oh hoird SS
kegs of spirits and three men:. .Tile. mien have since beeh
taken to PlymOuth; to be Out onboard a ship of war.
The Tarter cutter, on biinday last, picked up and deli-
vered into the Custom-house Warehodie at Yarmouth, ihoht
140 casks of brtrtoly, geneva; and tobacco.
On Friday last, a quantity of contraband spirits; la Nisi. Oita
eoeveyed in a cart by the Seizing Otacer to the Custods Mote
at Hastings.
It is with regret that we announce the not unexpected
death of the Rev. Bdward Baiter Lloyd: of the Wesleyan
connexion, Halifax, aged 33 year!. This is the seelind.
victim of the dreadful accident which occurred on Monday
week, in the overturn of the Royal Fleece costal, at Shel-
ley Bank. Mr. Lloyd lingers din severe pain till Wednes•
[day last, whin he expired. An inquest win held upon the
body oo Thursday, when the lame full evidence as before
was given of the improper conduct of Edmond Smith, the
' coachman, and a 'deifier verdict of Manslaughter returned:
The remains of Mr. Lloyd were on the same day conveyed
to Halifax for interment. We learn from the communal-
lion of the Coroner, that Mr. Stephen Wilson still lies at
Shelley dangerously ill.—(Leeds Mercury.)
Wears happy to learn from our Presto's correspondent,
that Mr. Horrocks is recovering from the effects of the
murderous attack made upon him in the streets of that
town on Sunday week. Our correspondent informs us,
that on Wednesday last Mr. Horrocks received a long in-
coherent letter from the wretch who assailed him, express-
ing a hope that be bad recovered, and stating that he has
engaged a great cenntellor to defend him at the ensuing
assizes, and bas not the !rest doubt that be will he acquit;
tad; bat at the sane time appealing to Mr. Horrocks's
benevolence not to appear against him, which he will
take as a particular favour: This letter tends to confirm
our original impression, that the onfottusiett wan is
bonring under mental disease.—(!bid.) •
Oa the Seth alt. a steno coin, or east. containing bones, wen
found by the workmen employed In making the alterations in
Tyeemoadt Abbey yard. 'rho sides were composed of three
large atoms set ea edge on other stones. and the top was forma-
etl of tom Sat stones; the wholtwete set with mortar: