The Statesman.
London, England, 1820-03-07 00:00:00

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SPORTINO INTRLLIGENCR.

BETTING AT TATTERSALL'S, MARiat d.

DI MB Y.
8 to 1 apt Arbatos, by Walton, d. Lisette
14 to 1 apt Mr. Thornhill's Sailor
IT to I apt Lord StawelYe Brother to Blocher
9110 to I I apt Lord J. Cavendlsh's e. out of cat
100. to 3 apt Mr. Lake's brother to Doasinle Sampson

OAKS.
I I to ? apt the Duke of Rutland's f. out of Rorters
tt and 7 to 1 agst Mr. Wyndham's f. out of Nlarianno.

RIDDLLSWORTH.—(tar cLus..)
I to I agst Mr. Wortley's e. out of Emily's d.
II toy sgst c. out of Financier's d.
"lo betting on the $l. Leger.
Wright, the pedestrian, started from the Rush,
in this city, on Thursday evening. at six o'clock, to walk
to the Plough Inn, Cheltenham, and back CA miles in
24 hours); which he performed in ten minutes less than
the given time. In an hour after his arrival here, he
'calked oig ifor. 1- oar Thedtre, one mile in ten
minutes, and did not appear the lets' (aligned.—
(Bristol Mercury.)
A respectable tradesman Or
day morning, for a trifling wager
the six bridges within one hoer, !
notes. The time allowed wss an

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NAVAL INTRLL,

PORTSMOUTH, MARCH 6.—Arrii
Dines, from Loudon for Madras,
and cable; Thetis, Boron, fry
Wilms onm Lisbon; Cunira, 11
for . 'nee*. Royal, Gri
14 ils, &c. ; and Meth
with sails lit.—Sailed thiprpu_.ra, - . ;
Viper cutter, on a cnise.
PLYMOUTH, Masten s.—Ar'rived the Nastan, Maddick.
from lined Waterford,• with lops of two anchors
and cable* bo, Richardson, from London for the
Isle of F 'eylon ; Henrietta, Dennis, from the
Ilf ' . uth ; Union Kettle, from Ips-
I Inch, Moehors and eilles ; and La Dame
' Whim, —, ;toes for OSSPOII.
%FALMOUTH, MA 4.—A/rived the Minerva, Cooper,
from Cork for London, with Taos of bowsprit and gaff;
aesml Lord Duncan, Stephenson, from Lisbon, short of
provisions.
If ortsouTit, 51.secn G.—The Happy Return, from
Waterford. for London, got on shore in this bay yester-
day, hot was got off again without much damage, anal
brouoht ir. here; the Berkeley Castle, Davis, (roam
Abel-thaw, for London, was brought in here this morn-
ing, with loss of anchor and cables, mut leaky.
COWES, Maoism G.—Arrived the Tunima and Soplda.
Harmens, from Bordeaux for Amsterdam, with lees of
anchor, cable, sails, and a man 'embed ori•rboard.
MUFF:it:lass, Mallen 6.—A rri ved the Lilies, Anderson.
from Peterhead, with loss of bulwarks, boat, anchors.
&e. ; and the Superb, Mathewson. from Peterhead,
leaky. The latter fell in with the. Charlotte, of Neo-
ca.tfm., off hVhi'hy, on the 3ml inst. in distress, and took •
her in tow, hut the severity of the wiather obliged her
to cast her off for her own safety.
'lnvest, MARCH O.—Arrived the Levi Duncan packet
fctiiii Ostend. She reports that 17 vessels were 071 ware
bettreen Dunkirk and hew ort. '
AnsoTterterro, II . and Mocaracets
Prettefi; of Sunderland, from. jiperick. Came on shore
yestirday, on the north side of Abermlovey bar, with loss
of anchOrs, cables, sails, and boats. She was afterwarls
got off, and is now in Aherdovey harbour.
HULL, MARCH s.—The following vessels were drivers
on shore between Grinishr and Trusthorp, in the late
gales:—the Fox, Alexaider, of Aberdern ; Triton,
Aaron, of South Shields ; Lavinia, Gillespie, the Cok-
lint, Hall, and the Cephins, Hanson, of Sunderland ;
Rosamondt Young, of South Shields f Garland, Newn-
ham, of North Shields; and the Janet, Simpson, of
Montrose. They are all in ballast, and it is expecte/
hare not received much damage. The Industry, Milby.
from Sunderland, is wrecked, and one boy lost ; part of
the c trgo and sores will be saved. The Friendship,
Lilk, from Osteoml, is lost; the Captain's wife and one
boy was drowned.
Hoven, 51aecn 3.—The effects of the dreadfal hurri-
cane of the 44 and 3d instant will be long felt and de-
plored by lumbers. The oldest seamen here do not
recollect so sudden and terrible a gale; and 1 ant much
afraid that we shall hear of more distressing accounts
than those which already present themselves, if that be
possible. The property and victims to the devastating and
destructive element are quite incalculable. 'lime whole
line of Preach coast, for a distance of 40 miles, and many
pills of the Channel, are strewed uith floating wreck.
it is stated, on pretty good authority, that there are
not less than sixty-three vessels between Calais and
1 Etaples; the crews for the moat saved. bat they pee-
-1 sent such a shocking scene of misery and distress, as to
I be quite appalling, the greater part being frost-nipped,
'I and Word out with fatigue. A person saw about five
i hnndred of these poor seamen huddled together id
a barn. How very different is the treatment of ship-
'wreaked foreigners on our coast!—Yesterday the Pro-
vidence, of Wells, Captain Hall, came in, having.two of
her crew dead with cold and excessive fatigue; their
names are Elton and Jordan, both of Wells, and have
left wives and families. The James, of Newcastle Capt.
' I.orhitt, arrived off here, and landed siz.of the crew of
the brig London, of Sunderland, which foundered in the
gale On the Shipwash. A brig belonging, it is thought.
to Weymouth, went down off here. Six vessels acre
wrecked on the Goodwin Sands, ewe or three off the
Knob, and three off the Swift. The King George
packet, with the mail for Ostend, was caught by the gale .
wilmin six miles of that port, and had a very bard time
`of it, bat returned here in safety, though damaged.—
Upwards of fodrteen vessels have taken shelter in this .'
I port; but they have all, more or less, received some da-
mage. 3lany of the houses in the tont; item injured
by the hurricane; and the vane fro:u the Old Church•
at the Castle, with part of the w 111, was blown down. • .
DIAL, MARCH 6.—A piece of the rudder of a retie'
was drove On shore last night, near Kingstown, written
upon it, u Mioetra, of London."
CALAIS, Maus 4.—A utmost tremendous gale blew all
day on TharsJay and part of yesterday; the wind blew
K.N.W.—N. and N.E. 1 send you a hat of the vessels
that are on shore five or six miles on each side of our
harbour :—Nancy, Steedniao, from Leith, for St. Sii-
cheers •' Fleece. 51enaut, fro o Spi thead. for Sunderland:
Isis, Legentier, from Sunderland; Eliaabeib, Wake,
from Sunderland. for Lisbon • Thomas. Slimy, from
Portsmouth, for Sunderland ; Lisbon;
of Wales, ,`.marl,
from Sunderland, for Portsmouth; Ann, Mills, from
Waterford, for London; Jenne Auguste, Quetimip, from
i Havre, for Rotterdam; Tketnistecles, Martin, from
1 Rourdeaux, for Durikirk; Union. De la Porterie, from . .
Havre; Crlestin, Hartionin, from Havre, for Dunkirk ;
Mentor, Bonfield, from St. Mich
tier,laum, r St. L'bes t Islets-
el's, for Lon jot :
iv
Mexico, Dayton, front Ans
ing, Goring; and Hercule, llijia s from. Rouen, foe
London. .
Mrs. M. PottlarLiibd a .esa lays ago at Sh•we•
ham, in Sot.ex, has left behind her no less than eighty•
two chill !ren, grand-childreu, and great grand-children.

ENCR. (
§, 14fueom d.
Lisette .
to Blocher t
out of cat
Imamate Sampson
oet of goners:
f. out of Nlarirame,
chum)
Faulty ed.
'Sr.
front the Rush,
is o'clock, to walk
I back CA miles in
)
t minutes %esti than
a arrival herr, h.
e, one mile in ten
last fatigued,—
stminster, on Fry
wine, walked owl,
'farming it in 57 m:• 4
it and a ball.
Viet -
•
111 low "'":""F".".
: •
lion; • r
. from Wit ' ..-
'otin, front .11IedIR
a, for India; aaj
e Nas'an, Aladdick.
ors of two anchors I,t
win hoodoo for the
a. Dennis, from the
Ket'le, from Ips-

rWestminater. on Fry. ..-
r of wine, walked owl, ,
, performing it in 57 m:• .4
I host and a ball.
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ro Alie : ' • ~..iiVillt
ilansilton; • , r."l4' ' ".•••'
-Alb, from Wit • 4". elk' .. ' ...
tis, Norin, front .111ca1f.
knira, for India; &ad