The Statesman.
London, England, 1823-09-25 00:00:00

SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE..

DeAL, September 2L—Wind West.— irrlved the Margaret,
Johnson, from the Cape of Good Hope. sailed Bth July; Port
land, of Portland, from America; Sarah, Grove, from St.
Mary's River, Gambia, and the Danish brig of war, St. Jan,
from Copenhagen to St. Thomas's.—ltemain, the Cornwallis,
Henderson ; Francis, Ash ; Eliza, Wait ; and Navigator,
Barton; outward bound vessels.
PORTSMOUTII, September 2L.—Wind W.N.W.—Arrived his
Majesty's ship Isis, from the Eastward ; G. Ganges, Ford
from London for lade; Hermes, Robertson, from London for
Smyrna; William and Ilenry, Partridge, from London for
Jamaica.—Balled the Portsmouth transport, for Plymouth.
PLYMOUTS, September 23.—Wind North.—Sailed the Ben-
gal Merchant, Brown, for Madras ; H. M. ship Glasgow, for
Bermuda ; and 11. M. ship Thetis, on a ernize.
FALMOUTH, September 23.—Wind N.N.W.—Arrived the
Dart and Good Intent, from London.—Sailed the Thalia, tor
the Cape of Good Hope and Batavia ; the Mary, Falrelough,
arrived here on the 21st, from Liverpool, for St. Michael's, is
obliged to had her cargo to repair damages.

The brig Swift, Smith, of and from Sunderland for Guern-
sey, foundered the 23d inst., fifteen miles N.N.E. of the North
Foreland.—Crew saved, and landed at Dover.
The Elizabeth, Halliday, from Riel'abaci° to Chester, was
so shore on West lloyle, on Taesday, and it was feared would
be totally lost.—Crow saved.

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The French King always drives at full gallop in Lis
airing.; and the Parisians say he is rehearsing for another
flight.
It would be a curious calculation to ascertain the cost of
every Bible distributed, by the various societies and asso.
elation., which exist in Lthis country. There is reason to
believe that the average price to the public, comparing the
delivery with the contributions would exceed one poised
each! The Society for the conversion of the 'Jews have
spent more than one die risand pounds for every convert, real
and pretended, which they have made.
We are sorry to announce the severe loss which the
public has sustained by the death of that eminent physician
Dr. Matthew Baillie, who died at his seat near Cirencester,
in Tuesday last. lie was considered, in many points of
view, as being at the head of his profession ; and, neat to
his family and immediate connexions, none will he more
sensible of his loss than the gentlemen of his own pro•

Session.
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