The Statesman.
London, England, 1821-01-13 00:00:00

YAUTICAL INTALIIIIO6iI3.

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The lohn, Henley', holii4 ripseelk.teaos slow
con,ingont of Prince tabiard'a ialaat‘ ait4 reeeireO,
so Much damage that she ivoulti be oblise4 to wiener
there.

A Nrwitar, JAN. 91—The of vote La shoo
under the Battery HMS,. irrabk to* Of two cables ay
four anchors.—ll e have had three days of thaw, if t 6
same continue we shall hare our navigation clear of Gay
ing ice in four days more.
JAN. 11.—The weather continues very thick,
and we have not been able to learn any farther particir
lam respecting the brig we mentioned yesterday, being
on the tioodwin Sand.
Minos, JAN. S.—Tbere is a rumour here this evert
ing, of the loss of a vessel, called the Nancy, oa the
Kph Batik.
iilosvaost, Jax. S.—The Sinters, Watt, of Moms
dine, from Riga to linll, with flat and flax seed, raw
on shore last night, about half a Mile south attar \e,„
—The crew is saved but the ship and cargo are cow
pletrly lost. There is not a particle of the cargo to be
seen, and the ship is all to pieces.

DRPLORABLE CATArritorne.—The Orimshy fay
tom-house boat was loft, with six men in her (five of
whom, however, were not officers of the Cnstomq
When returning from Hull, on Wednesday, the feta
ult. in Nonparty with a fishing smack, there clue
on a sudden gust of wind about ten o'clock, eight
Eve miles of Grimsby harbour, which nearly trig
the smack, but being a decked vessel, she arose
again, anal weathered the storm ; after the fishernum
had recovered the shoe's:, Ise looked unt for the Isom,
but cools, not see her, therefore supposes she tutotti-
have filled with water and sunk immediately; it wat
light and fine weather before the gale came sta.,,
One of the 0:17,1 ill{ been picked ty at Stone Creek,
on the Yorkrhire !dole of the Hunther ; the Its:Tett sail,
and colour with the crown on it, were locked up pear
North Somerroates, about 20 toile. moult of thionsby,
.us the Lincolnshire coast, but the hu.lie and the best
are out yet found ; diligent search is making for
them. The po sr men were koo%tii flood characters,
who have left six will two and ten children to lament
their loss. A subscription is t.t on fn st at tirims4,
awl a ?ollection already nude of near Gilt
x I strostrow—Yes:erilay, a sturdy vagrant, named
Joins Pell, was apprehended begging in Store-street,
by the officers belonging to the blendirity Society.
He carried his right arm in a *hog, and a few matches
in his left hand. On being examined at the Monti-
city Office. it appeared that they gave him clothes
some 111011014 ages, and money, at his own igeinest, to
carry him to Ireland, the place of his nativity. In•
steal of going, he returned to his old trade of
hi•zeing, o as again taken up, ani sentesteed to be im-
prisoned seven slays and passed to Ireland ; he of
hi- esciipe front the Passim: ester, anal disguised as a
sailor, he returned to town, and to his old trade of
hergitsg. lie was examined yesterday before the•
Sitting Magistrate, at the Police-office, Hatton-garden.
where, on the charges being proved, he was again
comniitted for seven days, in order to be passed, with
strict orders to the Passmaster not to let him escape.
He was informed at the saute tlostat
hrentoitt there again en a shell* eGriSSAII
liable to be transported.
Snocktsto Soictoe.--On Thursday an Inquest 'rubel&
before the Coroner for Westminster, on the body of Mr.
Philip Short, who terminated Isis existence by ',loin!:
his threat, at Isis residence io Newcastle-street, Strand.
on Tuesday evening. It appeared that the deceased 'rid
formerly been eminent in the Tavern line, but lath al:
had spoentated In Coffee-shops, in which he was moms.
cessfed ; and further that his daughter, who is only 210
years old, was now confined in St. Luke's. Deceased
manifested strong symptoms of a disordered usind,
and bad intimated Isis intention, though mysterion•l.
Ile was still breathing whets surgical add was rendered
him, which, however, he resisted, and eventnally dird.
Verdict—" Deceased met Isis death by his own act, not
bring, at the tilde, of sound mind, memory, and under-
standing."
rhea or nom ram CWT. IN TII2 nonovun.