The Statesman.
London, England, 1823-05-12 00:00:00

SILIPPING INTELLIG ENCE.

DEAL, May 11.—Arrived this morning and sailed f'
the River, the Prince Regent, Jones, from Madras and
Bengal; the Charles, r !tine, from Tobago, in 43 slays;
and the Cretan, tiulliver, from South Seas ; also this af-
ternoon the O,well, from China ; and the Fingal, Lain-
garr, from Lisbon. Came down from the river, the West
India packet Munro, for Jamaica; and obe Hope, Dean,
fromiiicrra Lmse. Wind S.W. On the Mb, arriied on.l
sailed fot the river, the Castle Hum ly, Drntnmond, fro tt
China ; Macqueen, Walker, and W tn. Fairley, Smith,
from ditto ; the Helen, Wilson from A ltneira ; the !hero:,
Hibbons, front Sicily ; Agenoria, Portgate, from Cbarent*,,
and the Nam y, Thomson, from Bengal, &c. Came down
from the River, the Prince William, Barthwick, for
Richebiety; the Jane, Murphy, for Quebec; the
Blucher, Thomson, and Saint Helena, Elliott, for ditto.
—Wind S.W.
PORTSMOUTH, MAT 11.—Wind S.W.—Arrived the
Bengal Merdbanf, Brown, from Bengal; left tith of Ja-
nuary; and Lord linngerforl, ratrintusrson, from ditto.—
Both ships passed by for London, all well.
Fa uttotrn, MAT 9.—Wind S.W.—Arrived the An-
rora, Crabtree, from Ilivannah, in 48 days, main mast
and bowsprit sprung, loss of sails, bulwarks. &c. leaky;
also Duke of heat Packet (2) from Lisbon in 7 t'a .s.—
May Ith —Wind S.S.W.—Arrived the For itu l r H int,
from Li4bon.—Sailed Cie ('.unden Packet for Cadiz and
Mediterranean.

1 he Thais, Mills, from Charente to !motion, ha; tern
detained by a privateer, and seLt into Bilbos, shat
remained on the Ist lust.

THE BRITISH NAVY. &v..

PORTSMOUTH, SATURDAY, MAY ID —Orders are re-
ceited to complete the equipment, immediately, of the
Royal George Yacht. The complement of Seamen al-
lotted to her will he transferred from the Apollo, on the
arrival of the Calliope.
Captain Macpherson Ferguson ha' commissiorel the
Aiersey. 29, at this port, fur the South American station.
—Lieutenant 0. G. S. Gunning, is al pointed to her.
The Egeria, 26, Captain S. Robere, is arrived from
Plymouth, fitted for the Newfoundland station, sad re-
mains at Spithead with the Ranger and Pandora. The
Eseria end Pandora are expecte I to 6 sip on Tuesday4-!--
Vice-Admiral Sir Chas. Hamilton sail' proceed in the
Ranger, early in June.
PLYMOUTH.--A French frigate .(La Constance" has
been some days cruising off the Lizard, professedly to
look out for Spanish, vessels, but she his annoyed see-rap
vessels of our trade, in a way that must not be Permitted
to continue : on Tuesday she boarded the Eliza antl
Sarah, from Cardiff, boned to London, and detained her
the gteater part of the day.—La Constance is a large
frigate, with a complement of three hundred men; Kit
so luhberly handled, that few of them can be deambn ;
d:r Commander is a feeble old man, who hes daubed 4,4 e
his ship like a pleasure yacht. He informed oue oldie
vessels, that he expected a war with Portugal as bell as
Spain, when it bring remarked that that wool., bring
England into the contest, he said, he did not believe it--
nor appeared to wish it. The Ann, Hill, arrived at Fal-
mouth, saw a frigate, three brigs, and two schisoners, off
Cape St. Vincent; and a French frigate off Ushant-t
The Comet stram-vessel returned from Falinceith on
Thursday last, having performed her voyage thither in
Lout hours. On her return, she took the lioadi!ea
fri-
gate from emit Dock-yard to her moorings up the har-
bour, against the tide, in twenty minutes; and brought
down the Bartteur, 9d, in thirty-four minutes —a piece of
service which has heretofore occupied fur hours, and
employed eighty men : the Barfleur is to be broke up.—
Captain William hung has cot 1111 l issiioned the Astrea.
as the reznlating ship for the superintendence of the Post-
other PaT.ket Duties at Falmouth ; and Lieut. T. C. Bar-
ron, the Frolic, 10, as one of the Packets.—Mr. Lye
.is
appointed Tester of the Astrea, .Ir. Josieh flake being
removed again from the Apollo to the Royal Georg:,
yacht. —ln Hanwase —Britan ciao, Su perh, • Windsor Cas-
tle, Bulwark, Thetis, Astrea, Sappho, Pylorus,
Colotn-
bine, Frolic, and Martial, and Wellington revenue tatter.
In the Sound—Briton, Tribune, and Trinculo.
7;rhe Doris left Pernattlbuco on 13th Msre,h, for Bahia.
The Ess: India Company's ship Castle Winder arrived.
in the Downs on the 9th instant from Chine. She sailed
from China the 13th Jan. and from St. Helena the idtit
Marta. Left a! St. Ileleng the Itipulse, outward bound;
also, the Prince Regent and Orwell, homeward bound.—
The William Fairlie arricelin the Gowns the same day ;
she left China the 41st January, and St. Helena the 27t1&
March. The Maequern all Orwell, homeward hound,
left St. Helena the 25th March: The William Faiilie
fell in with the Maerilleen 011 bee passage from St. liele-
na, the date nut intritioneel.'

BatonToN, slay 10. —Two companies, with the head'
qu3rterr, of the /loyal Fosileers, left al, on Wednesday,
tor Windsor. Tne remaining two companies will cu.., I-
nue to perform duty in this team wader the mamas d of
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Iff*lt 'OIPACE, sex 10.
lit BitAgient of Deagoom cliarde,—Lioatiltiat C0r4n4.1, I
t"rft.ljlsegrq.r 4ic er,from the half-pay of the SIM
ight Dragoons, to be Llentiment. ikui Thomas Aleock,
*he exchanges. receiving the dirferente.
• 21 Ditto—Liesteaant Robert IliCkart flepbtss, from 191*
Ith_if-ffel of: A1..0494004 to Lieutenant, Vice William
goring. Pigon. who rillasees. reeeisiag the difference•
iith-Ditto—Cornet ohs Edward Wylde Brown, from dm
hal.-gsy, of the 10th Light Dragoons, to be Cornet, vice
Citaries Wedderpurn, who txehanges, receiving the differ-
ence.
I.lth Regiment of Light Dragoolts—Captain Hon. George
Anion, 'rum the 40t1 toot, to be Captain, vice Jones, who
excitanges.
494 Regiment of lroot.-7,T0 be Captaios--Capt. ill
JOIICS, from the I;th Light Dragoons, vies Anson, who ex-
changes ; Capt. George Vrederick Berkeley St. John. from
Ile half pay of the 421 Loot, vice Sir William Henry Clarke,
Oars. who fag/saves.
06.1 S to —Major Peter Dumas to be Li entenant-Colonel,
by purchase, vice Milo's, who retires; Capt. John Clatter-
buck ti. be Alsjor, by purchase, vice Mesa; Limit. Samuel
Hobiiiimu Warren to be Captain, by purchase. vice Clutter-
back ; Ensign Sidney Henry Widdrintton to be Lieutenant,
by purchase, vice Warren: Charles Dixon, Gent. to be En-
sure, byturehase, vice Widdriogton.
Vitt% Ditto—Captain Matthew Forster, from half-pay of
the Regiment, to be Captain, vice Lord Charles Churchill,
utio exchanges.
HOWITAL STAYS.— Hospital-Assiscast James Hawkins,
Km half-pay, to be Hospital Assistant to the Forces, vice
promoted.
Bstvrr—Caplsin Michael Horace Campbell, of the let
Royal Veteran Battalion, to be Major in the Army.

ORDNANCE OFFICE, MAY 5.
Royal Rigiment of Artillery-First Lieut. Charles Henry
Itb.r. from half pay, to be First Lientenant, vice George B.
Willis, retired on helf.pay. .
BANKRUPTS.
R. Spendelow, Drayton in Hales, Shropshire, Intninongef,
May 20, 27, and June 21, at the Talbot Inn, Drayton in
Hales. Attorneys, Messrs. Renbow and Co. Lincoln's-inn ;
and Mr. liutterton, Drayton in Hales.
T. Jepson, Heston Norris, Lancashire, brewer, Jane 2,
E. and 21, at the Bridgewater Arms Ins, Manchester. At-
torneys, Mr. J. Taylor, Manchester; and Messrs. Ellis and
Co. Corsi's-1.-street.
J. Roper, Norwich, woollen-draper, May 22,23, and June
21, at the Castle-ion. Norwich. Attorneys, Messrs. Parkin-
son and Co. Norwich; and Messrs. Poole and Co. Grey's-
Inn-square.
W. C. Bligh, Bath. grocer, May 23. 24, and June 21, at
the Rummer Tavern, Bristol. Attorneys, Messrs. Hurd
and Co. King's Bench-walk; and Mr. Goolden, Bristol.
J. Beadsmore, Ashby-de-la-Zooeh, Leicestershire, printer.
loftily 28, 27, and June 21, at the Qeeen's Head Inn, Ashby-
de-la-Zotich. Attorneys, Messrs. Dax and Co. Guildford-
street; and Mr. R. C. Smith, Asbby-de-la-Zouch.
J. H. Robson, Sunderland near the Sea, mercer, May 22,
June 6, and 21, at the Bridge Inn, Bishop Wearmouth. At-
torneys, Mr. HI/Alston, tiymond's-inn, Chancery-lane ; and
Mr. Shaft°, Bishop Wsarmoulh.
If. Beak, Rathampton, Sontersetshire, mailman. May 28.
29, and June 21, at the White Hart inn, Bath. Attorneys,
Messrs. Nethersoles and Co. Essex-street, Strand; and Mr.
It Else, Bath.
J. J. Bandeirt, Greet Winchester-street, merchant, May
17, 24, and June 21, at Basinghall-street. Attorneys,
hismrs. Blunt and Co. Broad-street-buildings.
W. Murrel), Skinner-street, Snow-hill. auctioneer, May
17, 31, and -June 21, at Buingball-street. Attoraey,lMr.
Hessen. Crown-court. Aldersgate-street.
W. H. M•Qeeen, anl S. Hamilton. of Newman-street, Ox-
ford-street, stationers, May 17, 24, and June 21, at Basing-
till-areet. Attorneys, Messrs. Hutchinson, and Co. Lin-
gain's-Ina New Square.
W. warmer, Odell's-place, Little Chelsea, linen-draper,
Tlay 13, 31. and June 21, at Basingball-street. Attorney,
irk C. Hertelet, Northumberland-street, Strand.
R. R. Dickenson, Little Grosvenor-street, Grosvenor-
square, victualler, May 17, 24, and June 21. at Basingliall-
street. Attorney, Mr. Plaisted, East-place, Lambeth.
T. Phillips, of the Strand. victualler, May 17, 24, and June
21, at Basinghall-street. Attorney, Mr. J. Newton, Series-
place, Carey-street.
(Dividends, Certificates, &c. to-morrow.)

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***** Ili Mass OF CORN IN INGLAND AND WALS9 IN TUE
WEIR ENOtil) MAX 3.
ram. qa. a. d. PER QR. a. d.
Wheat : 3& 7 Oats .. 24 0
Rye .6•• •• ••• 49 4 Beans ... St 0
Barley . 33 2 Peas . ..... ........ 33 1
Average Price of Brown or Muscovado Sugar, com-
puted from the Returns made in the week ending the 7th
day otefday, 1323, is 345. Sid. per cwt.

LAW INTELLIGENCE.
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COURT OP CHANCERY, Mar 10.
The ATrottitat-thixtaa 1., stated, that there was ape.
titios la this ease to c'osilrns the Master's report, appoint.
jetted cmmittee it his Lordship's estate, which was not
tA to, ;ad which therefore asked leave might be
'dated In the paper for Monday next.
Tie 14azip CUIIICSLLOR signified his assent.

COURT OF KING'S BENCH, MAT ID.
THE KING V. THE CORONSR Of SALOP.
Mr. JIRYIS moved to enlarge the rule obtained by.
Mr. Pearson for a criminal information against the Co
goner of the county of Salop, for corruptly refusing to
hear evidence on an inquisition held before him. The
learned counsel stated, that the affidavits on the part of
lbe prosecution were so voluminous, that it was impossi-
ble to answer them during the present term.
M. Pearson said be could net oppose the application,
but expressed a hope that the case would be beard In
time to enable the prosecutor to try at the ensuing as-
aloes, in the event of the rule being made absolute.
It The CoUR r concurred in the propriety of this suggew
tion, and the rale was enlarged till the nett term.
THIS HMO V. NOSTRA AND OTAIRS.
Mr. LICITOR-IiENRRAL rayed the judgment of the
POUT( oS
nO Richard Nosier, Samna Noster, and John Sp
ville, who suffered judgment by default at the last Hata-
shire assizes, to inforivations charging them with assaults
es revenue officers.
The COURT sentenced Richard Noster, against who.
there were three cherges to 13 months' imprisonment is
tire house of Cirrectioit at Winchester, and each of the
other defendants to six months' imprisonment in the same
place, and ordered them respectively to give security tot
their goad behaviour for five years.
vie RING V. DONIS? AND OTHERS.
Lie. Sergeant Nu. prayed thejudgusent of the Court oe
persons found guilty of a
aunts rescue at the last
*lists for Cornwall, It appe from the tern of
Mr. Baron Bullock, who tried the cause, that a dispute
existed with respect to the right to a field near Camel-
lord, called Culloden, which conferred the right of voting
.;40;the,election possessor. About fifty persons (of
Arlie party did but appeal) assembled on the ground on
gith December list, and the Mayor of the borough
*Misled. At length the defendants and others, probs.
• die opposite interest, appeared to dispute the pos-
session ; a contest ensued, in which Henry was ammo-
*nous; the mayor read the riot act; an I one of the party
having been taken into the custody of a peace °Slicer, ,
Was remped by the defendants. 'the learned Judge. by
es orreries in his report, intimated his expectationl
that the t efeedaute • would not be called on to reveive
judgment.
. The Votive, /Averting to this circumstanceoo the cOll-1
doge gib, at* pApy,444l.se the hardships imposed of
lbe ihimidasta, who sae labowring mep or small (givers
ihriblkitoglittlit:ffthe!cirentva4 s&• Landow, Elffellltsl
that *aphorist enter into their own recogniiporrs Veep-
pear sad active judgment, ii called tfo;and also to 'keep
the place.

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