The Statesman.
London, England, 1819-03-25 00:00:00

NAVAL INTHLLIGENCIL

DIAL, MANCH 4E—Arrived end soiled for the,
River the William Manning. Smith, from St. Kiwf ;
Belem., Fleming, from kin Janeiro. for Hem-
!torch; and Betsy, Beal, from St. Domingo for lon.
don.—Came down from the River and remain she
Minstrel, linklater„ for Hayti ; Fortitude Incresued,
Manning, for St. Kites ; lively, —, for New
Providence; Dsontlest, Edwards, for Limerick ;
Limerick Trader, Grilliths, for limerick ; 11•14y,
From, and William Bryant, —, for Jamaica ;
sad Eclipse, S.ewart, (.r Ceylon.
PORTSMOUTH, .MARCH 21.—Arrived the Grunt,
Briesrth, from the Downs for Cadiz ; Jane, Brown,
from Honduras for London, oil 69 days, with los%
of an anchor and leaky, •ncl short of water ami
provisions. T!.e Mersey, Flint, arrived in the Boy
lobe clay the boy !vit.—Sailed his Majesty's ship
11;14.6a:40n • cro.se.
FALMOUTH. MAUCH 24.—Arrived the Comity's
•f Chichester packet, with Mails, from Malta, lest
from (iihrsPar, in II days.
Mahn tit, MANCH 21.—The brie Brothers. Fitch-
well, of 1.4e1p001, flora Jamaica to London, is at
anchor in Pan Simi 11.1 e, after hosing been on shore
on the Pan Sand Ibis foreoutin, but got of with as.
sirisnep.

Ilsae ICII, MARCII 21. Artier(' the Jane •nd the
Alliance parketa. both with Willa, from Gottenborgh.
Nostril Stita.t.n:, 'Manta 25.—The Ann and Jan.,
!Alija. of Dover, got open the •aler part of the
Hend Sand in going to sea this afternoon, and re-
mains in a dangerous situation ; '2(l men in the small
life-boat h.l. b.en sent to aims, in gosling her off.
HULL, MARCIII the Cato, Tomball ;
sod Ellison, Johnson, fn. Girpula,,d.

LIVIIKPOOL, MARCH 23 —Arrived th. Cuildford,
Johnson, horn Calcutta ; wiled the 1.2(11 Nosenitier,
mid from the Cape tt,. I6'll J+nos, ; ini,set! the
51h Fell. in let. 4. S. four triiiispores, pith the 6U h
HP44110111, for the Cape. 'too Insurgent privateers
e• e cruising off the lissentish, end plui.tieristic
veer), tor.ign vessel they fell in with. lii; Nlajasty's
ship C.•o6euce has arrived at lissintish, nab the brig
Swift nudes her convoy.

Extract • Iftiter from Mather, clateri

the Saturday last. the 24th Is., 611 (ea,. w4l Ifi•ed unh
ape of the maw dreadful hurrirase. that ea, w .
mad r reme ly judge frame the damage which It bar Joan uu
abuse. it. etee s et sea mead he truly (1.645e....i0E,
.• On Friday er•Pti.ll( there were r,d mg 111 she fOlOllll 111 P ships
Lady ta.tlereails„ Written ; totufvf.tll, ; %%animal!.
Ywwnt; Uarkwo,lb. -s Ilurttet, lietta atut hadnite,
; btiß., 1461. y. Ely, and Lark. we 4.3.41ereag1.
slid Caewarall were amity loaded by eh .4.4...ernatert, and
prod, ready for see; s,.d sloe Wautstead had got her arm clear.
save. _ .

" On Salesdsh naming. at Ws n'elark. it came en 1.. hl .w
frehie from the and an herr after the whole ut the hltipt
Mond vet Insets I nod si tth the exception of the three Inn:. whirls
are vranded to .b....isthisaid ot mi., no idling. base set beets
INTP wed of them. Oil tea SIVA. off. seen
41. ifi..oK ream the esinward ; nod it; the es entng top- of them
cone on ols..re to the Norttmad o' the p. nod prayed
to be the Snecew.. Captain I'.o irk. %Nett had left thi, place
same days barge. In Mite in butt at E kapel.y, and loaded,
and left that plate en Frid.y. and mos caught in the gale no
Sotorday morning; the other a reek it is seppowed ;sent down.
. .

•' It I rrp. rted-iliat the masts of n ces.rl are seen above
water about seven 'sales to the southwiad of this. It is con-
jectured. that it must be the Harriet or Cori wall. 7he Dant
Scott, arrived at Cilewitti,,dleil earl. no Fridav morning d
if she •tend east, as was Hewer*. intention, I thi.,k she will
have escaped."
lliessornodunt.—The Hanstend is arrived in the thown,

The Public at large ■re at present most grossly
imposed upon in the article of sow, one of the first
necessaries of life ; the adulteration of which for
some years past has been gradually increasing, and
seder the specious pretest of a cheap snap, a mix-
ture of eery inferior commodities are an combined as
to bele the form and appearance of genuine soap.—
This article, to the greet prejudice of the commenity
et large, end of the fair •nd honourable manufae.
hirer, is dispersed all over the country, and sold at •
cheaper rate than the genuine unadultersted article
can be made for. The imposition is now becoming
so gross, that it is eenbideted a duty to the Public to
put them in possession of a simple pinatas. which
every purchaser may adopt, and by which means oh.
inferiority of this article may be easily detected and
at once clearly proved; that, in point of fact, though
it costs less money to purchase, it is 'ideally dearer
to the cotisomer than the genuine soap, as for the
purpose of washing, &c. it requires • much greater
quantity of the latter, the cheap soap being so much
iuferior in strewn as well as in quality of enstetia:s.

To COMPARE Ins STR►:rtGTII or DlVireßltilt
SoAPS.—Take an ounce, cut it small, and melt it its
a pint measure of boiling water; when melted, pour
it into a pail, and keep beating up the liquor with a
flat piece of wood or spatula, to raise the lather ;
add pint.m Ayr mouser, of boiling soft water
as long as it will raise a strong frothy lather, and be
particular in observing when the froth begins to fall
immediately after being raised to a head, for then
the soap has taken as much water as its Strength will
bear; set done regularly the number of measures of
boiling water, tad on comparing the quantity of
water eyed, the st►ength of different soaps is • -
tained.

TH TRY THE QUALITY OF SOAF.—Take two
trances of say soap. cat it small, end pat it into e
pint baron ; fill it fell of hailing water, sod stir it
till the soap is dissolved; then rover it up. and set
it s little d.sissoce from the fire for 14 bores; then
take it atray, and let it cool end settle; tors it nut
in a plate, and all the impurities of the poop will be
foetal settled at the bottoms : good soap should have
no sediment.