The Statesman.
London, England, 1824-02-13 00:00:00

SII!PPING INTELLMENCE.

February 12.--IVind W.S.W.--The Probity
r. from London, remains.—None of the outvrard bound

• i h sailed yesterday have put hack.
?on rimouxit, February 12.—Wind S.W.—Arrived from
limrlim the following outward bound vessels, viz :--Mary,
M Clare ; Ilenry Davison, Ilarday ; and S niacin, Hearn, for
.13M1i(11 ; Mari %one, Gardner; and Thames, Meak, for the
South Seas; Active, i.endy; AIM NACS7III. Tremavne, for
l',Jirente.—The Skelton, Dixon. from Van Dieman's Land,
parsed by all well, sailed sth Sepiemher, and on the 2Stli en-
v41114.11.4 a heavy gale, which washed her jolly hosts anti some
of her dirk lumber. In Int. 51•. S. lone. 55. W. fell in with two
large fields of ice. Spoke the brig Reliance. of Rye, front
Vayo. bound to Rio, in lat. 35. 28, S. long. 45. W. on the 7th
November, and on the 11th spoke the Isaac. of Leghorn, in lat.
23. 35.5. long. 42. W. On the 20th Nov. arrived at Rio, mid
•aimed from thence Gth December.--Off the Port the Oscar,
Jameson, from Demerara.

FA I.M(.1"111, February Il.—Wind variable.--Sailed the
Relent Packet, Collins, and Perthshire, Sangster, for St. Mr
awls; Industry, for Pernambuco; and George, Davis, for
Lisbon; Fanny, Guild, for Seville; Phy:ieria, Hill, from
Cadiz ; Riga, Royal, for Tobago ; and the following are get.
Cwt under weigh—Syren, Selmer% for Oporto, anti Earl Sel•
Walker. for Gibraltar.—Arrived the Comet. Moore, and
Yamaseaw, Chia, from Now York ; and Providence, Griffin,
'rum Lisbon.

The it'll'', Dunbar, from Cork for this port, was totally
blst near Holyhead the 6th instant ; four men, two women,
:cad live children (passengers), with two of the crew, were
!rowned ; the master, mate, and four seamen saved. About
.ight hundred casks of butter, and a few sacks of flour
lave been saved.—(hircrpool Advertiser.)

Captain A. D. Y. Arbuthnot having• been appointed to
the Redwing, 18 guns. from the Jasper, at Portsmouth,
un We Inesilay, the crew of the Litter ship made him a
pre'ent of a magnificent sword and belt, as a mark of es-
teem for their late Commander. Tile sword is richly
mounted, and the belt superbly embroidered.
Sir Win. Wiseman, Bart., is appointed Captain of the
Namaranz trigate, at Portsmouth. Captain W. LI. Stnytb,
of the Adventure surveying vessel, is promoted to the tank
of Post Captain.

TUX. BRPARTHRZ OF TIIR kI:NTG FROM BRIGHTON FOR

WINDSOR.

liammens, THURSDAY. FEB. 12.-At half past twelve
s'eloek this day, his Majesty left the Pavilion for Windsor.
At eleven o'clock in the forenoon, the four troops of,
the 7th Hussars, and the sStli Regiment, formed a line
trsm the gates of the Royal Pavilion, each side of the road,
on the New Stein, where his Majesty passed. At twelve
~'clock his Majesty, accompanied by the Marquess of CO-
nynghant and Sir William Knighton, got itito his travel-
iMg carriage, and proceeded through the gates of the
Cagle-yard, across the Old Stein, and along the East Cliff
1.1 the new Chain Pier, which his Majesty viewed from his
ratriaee, when he again returned to the Pavilion, and at
'he time above mentioned, set out for Windsor. On enter-
inr the read joining the gates of the Pavilion, the Rands of
the regiments shove mentioned played "Uod save the
King." Ilk Majesty looked extremely well.
'lie Mr. John Kinnear, the banker, who lately stopped
pnytnent at Brighton, it is understood, lived formerly in
..trpool, where he failed for about two millions of money
in consequence of overtrading to South America, when
Sir Home Pophsns opened the trade of that part of the
vorld to Great Britain.

THE /1&M r.--The depot of the 75th Regiment of
Foot is ordered to proceed from Albany to Gosport bar-
red:•.

Detachments belonging to the 30th, 41st, and 46th Re-
ri,nents of Foot, now at Chatham, will einbark about the
.ttli inst. for India.

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Detachments belonging to the 54th and 89th Regiments
of Infantry, and a detachment of the 13th Light Dragoons,
embark. about the 20th inst. on board the William
!a;rlie, Indiaman, for Madras.
A d..tschtnent belonging to the Royal Staff Corps, under
1110 rilmmand of Ensign IVestonacott, will embark to-
morrow on hoard the Orpheus, for Mauritius.
The worthy Member for Galway, though foiled in one
01 11, intended measures, is not likely to relinquish his
'Nem or his post. He has, a correspondent observes,
decidedly declared against ratting. This looks well.
FALL OF A HOUSE TO DAY IN DRURY LANE.
.An accident of a supposed serious nature took place this
I:l,Kiiing in Drury Lane. About 12 o'clock, as two men were
naaeed in clearing away the rubbish from the ruins of a house
;.t the corner of Feather's Court, lately pulled down, part of
adjoining house occupied by Mr. Bragg', a baker, gave
'lay and came down with a dreadful crash. On the accident talc•
place, great fears were entertained, that the above labour
ers, as well as some of the inmates of the house, were buried
in the rules. These fears, however, we are happy to find, are
groundless ; for though several persons have been injured by
the accident, no lives were lost; the warning, though short,
being sufficiently alarming to hasten the escape of those who
care in danger.