The Statesman.
London, England, 1820-03-16 00:00:00

X.WAL II'TELUGE.II.*E.

DI.IL. Maio! ll—Arriresl. and sailed for the River,
the Richard, Williamson, from Demerara ; and Alfred.
Mookman, from Teneriffe.—Come down from the River
the Mary, eirsett, fur .`:t.Thsvinav's; Dispatch, Berfield,
fur St. Michael's; TrAveller, lt!son, fur Trie.v.e ;
IVatt, fur New Providence; G-rtnier, I,c,izr;dce, fcr
Constantinople; Drro, Poprer. for Te.eriii-; Pelican,
Vines., for Jilt,.: Active, I o, k. L r
lireensvell, from Newcastle, for 11.1er... They hive sailed
with the whole of the mustard-k, ::1 c?:-ept the 17ellnsa
transport, fur the Cape of Gee.' I !op.. The IL ‘,...10;0r,
from London for Jamaica, w.,‘ srel,cn cn the
February, in lat. 47. 42. long. 9. 30, W. a!: a cjl, by the
Alfred. from Teneriffr.

PORTUIOUTII, 111aai•n 15.--Arr:rci; f z Trion, COllll,
mite, from Caen.

HABWICII, MARCII 115.—Sailet1 the Prinre.s Charlotte
packet fur Holland, awl flraufuy rat t for Cuttharr::.
earls with a mail.

FALIIIIOCTII, illsnrn 13.—A rrivrfl :be Prince Ernest
packet (row Lisbon. in 12 da:•s, aril !Ink'. of Kent packet
fru. ditto, in 15 data, eat it VI WI a :nail Dore, Wright,
front London for the Sonth Sec.. a it!: *loss of bowsprit ;
and Antelope, Collinr, from .k.:!,?eta.

lc --1 Id:. of tae
Shamrock. from Lisbon. pas-ed, on th, 25111 ultimo.
In lat. 49. 10. long. 10. 50. saw u irurl. bottom up, with
her bowsprit loom, supposed to, h' abunt 130 !on', but, so.
it blew a gale at the t. could not learn further par-
ticulars.

111:LI., MARCH I linfip(lll, of Scar-
borough, wastotally lost on the St...try Bank.. on Sun-
day evening; tke Captain and one 111:111wAs drowned.
NEWIIMIU, MAIMn pieces of wreck
have been washed on shore peal this Flare, supposed to
be a brig or galliot, with a2O feet beam, and lir built.

THICATRICAL Rum—Mr. Young emielndeil his engag
went at the \amid' Tlwatre on Saturday se'unight, atm
on Monday Miss Brunton appeared in the character cf
Rosefired, and on Tuesday in that of Nies Doriilea; but
notwithstanding the excellence of leer performance, the
lonise was but thinly attended. After the pliy on the
latter evening, urnrh confusion arose in conselnenee of
part of the audience calling fur " God save the Ring,"
which was sung, whilst others vociferated "God save
the Queen." At length two regular lesttles took place,
the rombatants in one of which actually stripped. At
die commencement of the farce, on 3164 Brnnton's ap-
pearance, loud applauses superseded the tents of di•-
pleasnre but nothing was suffered to proreed. fur. Bs;-
lam), lasi her off, anon his return obtained a hearing ;
he stated, that " as the servants of the public, they weer
of no party, and could scarcely he asked to do an act to
oblige a few, which could not fail to be disagreeable to
many of the audience. A parody (he mill) haul been
hooded to him, so ill constructed, indeed, that his own
torte would compel Lim to reject it." Here the yells
were again resumed and continued ; t e actors were-
driven from the stage, which was ore sisal by noose of
the rioters, and the respectable part of the audience ins-
inesliately left the house. Soft of the ringleaders were
taken into custody.
• Purday. about one e'clock, s confiagradom which
threatened to he of the most ,''ruffs COaSifiaffWes, was
occasioned by the boiling over of some japan varnish, in
a court In the Shnt-wynd Glasgow, which raged, so IBS
to set Ore not only to the-house immediately adjoinin,
but to one on the opposite side of the wand. By the
alacrity of Mr. Mack and Isis firemen, the flames were
speedily arrested, and the damage done is but trilling.
being chiefly confined to the doors and windows of the
buildings.
(In Thisrailay, a novel species of imposition was at-
tempted in Glasgow. A person of rather genteel ap-
pearance called upon an engraver. wishing him to exe-
cute a copper-plate of the diploma granted by the
faculty of Physicians and Surgeons. At the same time
he produced a pretty exact written copy of the diploma
in a varied style of penmanship, e what like the ori-
ginal. The engraver gave intermission to a member of
the faculty, amrprosiiised to send for one of the office-
bearers when his employer returned. The candidate for
the surgical degree was rather al asked at the interview.
He pretended to have been an assistant surgeon of the
7tli dragoon guards, and that he wanted the diploma
only to satisfy his father, who had promised. to bestow
an estate upon him, if he obtained one. He never in-
tended to practise, and said lie meant to destroy the
plate and diploma as soon as In had gained his object
with his father. Rngravers will be aware, that in exe-
cuting any thing of this kind, they wool(' he abettors in
a selmsse which would impose on the public in a very
material point, and would be very injurious to the in-
terests of the faculty.--{Glasgow etroeiele.).
FuItIOCS Dastasto.---On Saturday evening, as an el-
derly gentleman was crossing the street near the foot of
London-bridge, on the Surrey side, one of the Green-
wich stage-eotcbes, loaded with passengers, and driv-
ing at a very quick rate, issifortimately ran over him.
heftier he could get oat of the way ; the wheels passed
over his head, and fractured his skull ; he was also
trampled under the horses' feet, and was carried, in a
speechless and insensible state to St. Thomas's Hospital.
where he expires! on Sunday morning. The deceased
was a respectable gentleman, who resided in* neigh-
bendy's'''. On Monday evening an inquest was held on •
the body, in the hoard-room of the hospital, and after a
long investigation, and the examination of several wit-
nesses, the Jitry returned a verdict of " Manslaughter
against the driver." The Coroner iminceliiitely issued
his warrant against the driver, on which he was appre-
hended, and committed to Horsesnonger-Ittrrol.
lixacceton AT ATIL—On Friday IVi AfGheer
anal (leeks Britton were executed at Ayr, for house-
breaking, and stonthrief at the farm of ROrland, on the
intb of December last, in presence of a great crowd of
people. who had assembled very early in the day, front
the unrolled* country, to %thetas the meliowlsole
spectacle. fn order to render the scene as striking and
' imposing as possible, the civil authorities ordered out ti
more aposeroas 'natal of te'litary than is meal on each
cases, consisting of a party of the 10th Minim stationed
there, the 4tls Veteran lietalion, and the Ayr Armed
Association, amounting in all to about 506. The un-
happy criminals were attended to the place of execution
by the Magistrates and other anthorities of the piece.
Ifritton eras accutimanied by the Rev. Mr. Gordo's, sad
lid cheer by the 11ev. Mr. Cavan, hods Roman Cathe-
lk Clergymen. the bonier from Greenock, and the latter
bum Paisley, who had come to administer to them the
lest offices of religion. M•liheor addressed the yenta;
tori is a short speech. Owing to souse bleeder of dor
execution, .it. was about a minute after 111•Oheer gave
the signal before the plarform was dratted. 11.0Uot:
bad got rather a good edneatinn for hie station in life.
rind tt is *aid hail once been inteaded for the oiliee of
the priesthood in the Carbolic Chnreh.
EXSCCTION AT YlllaK.—Williati US* convicted of
the wiffiditnorder of Throaas Perlin, a kame-isespey im
Jame% Stuart Wortley. Req. was eseeitted on Moodily
morning, about twelve o'clock, at the Cas!lO of 1 wk.