The Statesman.
London, England, 1823-11-11 00:00:00

SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.

Deitt, November Io.—Wind E.S.E.—Arrived the Scour&ld
Guttery, front Newcastle for Cork and Jamsica.—Came down
from the Biter And sailed, the N,•shit. Gray. for Jamaica ; and
Borodino, ---, for Bombay.—The Emerald, from Quebec, put
back last night and remains.
PORTSMOUTH, November 10.—Wind 8.N.E.--Arrived the
Dorothy. Turnbull. f:OU3 Petersburg; Borkworth. Colgrave,
from the Downs for Boairay.—Sailed the Coromandel, Boyce,
for Jamaica.
Pzzmouzu, November 2. Wind E.S.E.---Arrived the
Priscilla, Ellis, from Zatite. in 5, days, with loss of bulwarks
and boats; Gorvan, Merns, from Messina; Hercules, Scott,
Cephalonia,Albion,Gurtel,fromStnyret, with loss of bulwarks,
bowsprit, and sails ; and Lion, Bands, from Gibraltar, all tin-
der quarantine. and Hobe, Foreman, frdirt Tetteriffe.—Sailed
the Adler and Polidore for Havanna ; Balfour, for the Cape of
Good Hope, and Delaford, Young, for St. Vincent. •
FALMOUTH, November9.—Wind East. —Arrived.the Lydia,
M'Koun, from Virginia, in 27 days; Enterprise, Hosken, from
London ; New Braganca, Cornaby, from Palermo.—galled the
Princess Elizabeth Packet. for the Mediterranean ; Provideece,
Rimington, for Madras ; Sarah Christina, Fisher, for Jamaica;
I New Manby, Clark. for Oporto; Duke of Kent Packet for
Lisbon ; and Lord Melville Packet for the Brazils.-

SOUTHAMPTON. November 10.—Wind Rest.—Intelligence
has been received that the Royal Charlotte passage vessel,
Gadfrey, from hence to Jersey, with passengers and a valuable
cargo, was wrecked on Cape La Hague. in the late ga cre w
and passengers saved. An American ship, with crew end pas-
sengers, about 130, was wrecked near her, and not more than
SO of them saved.

SPORTIN(► INTELLIGENCE.
BETTING AT TATTERSALL'S—Nov. 10.

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RIODLESWORTII.-8 to 1 agst Reformer-6 to 1 apt Don
Carlos-6 to I agst Lyrnessa-6 to 1 asst Quadrille.
Deans.-6 to 1 seat Swiss—US to 2 agat Reformer-13 to 1
■gst Cydnus—l4 to 1 egst Ridicule—l 4 to 1 agst Cressida—ls
to 1 egst Don Carlos-15 to I east Agnes-20 to 1 agst Bess-
-25 to I agst Vesta-23 to 1 agst Reserve.
OAICII.-4 to I agat Lyrnessa—lo to 1 sgst sr to Sailor-12
to 1 agst Miss Jig.
ST. Leare.-10 to Tarsi Altisidora-12 to 1 agst Swiss—l 2
to I agst Mil. of Mansfield-22 to I agst Reformer.
TROTTING MATCH.—Capt. Beareoft's Royston mare started
on a match yesterday morning to trot 18 miles in one hour. ou
1 Ashford Common, over a two mile circle of mid, for 100 NOM
i The mare carried eight stone, and she did the first two miles in
i 7 min. 10 see.; the sec md in 7 min. 15 sec.; the third (in
which she broke from the trot) in S min. 2 sec. ; and the fourth
in 7 min. and 12 sec.; performing half the distance in 29 min.
39 eec. afresh. On the mare's return she did the fifth two miles
in 7 min. 2S sec.; the sixth in 7 min. 32 sec.; the seventh in 7
min. and a half; and the eighth in 7 min. 34 sec. Total 59
minutes 43 seconds. The mare did the last mile with as much
apparent ease as the first. Betting was 6to lon the mare.

On Tuesday, several parties dined at the Bugle, Wheat
Sheet*, King's Heed, and Three Tune, at Netypart, in the
Isle of Wight, in colutneworAtion of the glorious Revolution
of Itits9.

It appears as if some atrorions confederacy were formed
in this city for the destruction of hay. It was formerly
mentioned that a stack bad been set on fire on Sunday night.
On Tuesday night, about ten o'clock, a stack, situated in
Doke Street, was observed to be on fire; anti. the water
being oat of the pipes, it was not extinguished without a
good deal of difficulty. Again last night, at half-pest ten,
a stack nes observed on fire in the Lady Well Street, the
engines repaired to the spot, and succeeded in extinguish-
ing the flames. It is difficult to impute these fires to acci•
dent; vet it is scarcely possible to imagine a motive for the
inceptaary.—(Glasgote Citron )
On Tuesday week, an apprentice of Messrs. Holiday and
Co., mechanics, in Preston, while in the act of leaning over
his lathe to look through the window, aas caught by the
neckcloth. and shortly %%wild have been strangled had
not one of the workmen observed his perilous situation,
and instantly thrown off the strap by which the lathe was
turned. He lay for some time as if dead, soil the whole of
the next day insensible.--:(Alanulteeler Guardian.)
We understand that a dreadful casualty occurred last
night, by the falling of an old house in Patrick's Close,
which it is feared has proved fatal to many of the poor
creatures who had inhabited it. Two of the surving suffer-
ers, namely, Henry Nowlan and Mary Kearns were dug out
of the ruins, and conveyed to Mercer's hospital. They
both have been severely injured ; every possible attention
and care which humanity anti skill could suggest, has been
paid to them. The extent of the evil has not yet been ascer-
tained.—(Dulrlin .11Iornesig Post, Nov. S.)
SHUCKING OCCURREXCE.—Two houses fell in Canon
Street last night, and buried several of their unhappy in-
mates in their ruins. Five both'. s were dog out last night
dead, and several in a state of horrid mutilation. It is roar-'
ed there have been many sufferers in addition to those
already discovered, as the miserable houses in that part of
the city are very thickly inhabited. We understsn I the
houses which have fallen were purchased very I itely for the
purpose of being taken don n by the Commissioners of
Wide Streets. It is much to be regretted that th-y were
not removed as soon as purchased. IVe understand it is
the intention of the Right lion. the Lord Mayor, ro afford
temporary relief to the surviving sufferers until something
better can he done for them, and that they have eiccordiegly
received instructions to attend at the Mansion House this
, day.—(Dablin Evening Nal of Saturday )
FIRK.—A fire broke out this morning, at one o'clock, in
the warehouse of Mr. Nathan, Furrier, Sparrow Buildings,
Rosemary Lane, which with the dwelling.honse were to-
. tally consumed. The loss is estimated at 3,110 W. ; and the
property i 3 understJud to have been uninsured.