The Statesman.
London, England, 1819-05-26 00:00:00

lATR LLIGENCB.

DIAL; MAY 25.—Soiled kis Majesty's sloop Wye,
'on x cruise, to the Westward.
VORTSMOUTH, MAY Ys.—Passed by the Henosr.
✓LI., Company's ships Marquis of Writinuenn and
l'ofievet Chirioter of Wales, for Bengal.—Sailed lb.
Crown, foe Guernsey.
FALMOUTH, MAY U.—Arrived off ibis post, the
Batavia, Lamb, from Bombay ; sailed 3d Jimmy,
in company with the General Graham, of and for
Landon; from the Gape February 15, and from off
ft. Helena Merck 4; on the 13th inst. spoke the
Jane, of London, from Belfast in Jamaica, and on
the 17th the Alicia, from Tenerife for Bristol. The
Batavia esprrieneed very bad weather on her passage
home ; she has lost her,hesd, sod the heed of her
✓edder, and is obliged to steer with the assimence
of a spar sews bet stern.—Sailed rho Gators'
packet,'lrith Mails, for Lisbon.and the (,loud..
SUMNISI' —NAT 25.—The 'choosier Henry,
•Cood, from London to Bristol, is pet in here ebb
Idu of ananehor, end leaky, havitig been on shore
neer Margate ; also the sloop William, ',sing, from
Peirriseid, with lass of two anchors and cables in the
Soin. v

PATOIIS the Allioner peekrt,
frost Clettembr.fib; Ott lictijie' pEtketehola Cos-
haws,- both Oh

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Thk MorniftatrothAeurirm. eurrru-swed before tbr Breakler.
Alderawn. IBM ihe mina, ('err After the Jury had
been reileJ. abourit) Pia otwts isr,, t. , eta spirt plead.
At 10, Mr. Jumire Havky and Mr. R. Garnpur hiving
taken their NW., prneeedell to ibe Mniet•r of ..i '4.4014
LITENSIV I. ttOtnilley Hy ItoiM,:

John Bore. Patrick 111•Cnort. Rnhert Rhodos, and. Osehart
Egan, roar privates in shelth Lauren. w►re Ammo. stunk
bating, she former melee. and the two latter with b►iad at. -e-
-mery so she robbery. ferty.eight pounds in Mask et Engles.'
DOW, a ether hornlike watt*, mad rarities Miter pemperty. be-
t/n.00;14 Tionuns Enfield.
Is appeared. by she statement of Mr. ALLIBT, that an the
!Ist of April. the Preneeetnr being no duty at Kenai.% left ►in
it de in the hortarks at horn•low ; that on she night is ipsemien
the bet grinds costattned the property we. takes fres. loader a
bed, and in the =nesting found bro►en epee, tied she properly
Moles.

The eirearreianeet affecting the Primmer, went proved by a
person named Andervon. that was roafined iu • privcn of the
barrack. GOOli Who love, heard a coovervi ion that 'sok place be.
I woof the Pri.oners after the robbery; and properly hawks'
brew fogad either os their prrestaa, or to woe plata where 11
bail been draimiteil with their bowie ledge.

Thaw Wt. •t►e proved by Serjeast-)lnjor I.byd, Adjuiabt
TamillN. and ntb►r wiener/4..

• The Pi‘moners said nothing in 'Mir defedee.
Mr. Amenities said he had sot say adorned to call in their
behalf. _ _

Mir. Justice BITLCT imam d gap the evideser, and the Jury
Named a ...Mkt of tient, wino nart sad Rhodet. but
reeemseeded to t►e nem g the other hireo were deviated.

Entriatiaan, MAY 21.—Tbis femme, a most
melancholy °moment* happened at Leith. thrift
the whole morning it had blown a very strong gale
from east, and a boat, in attempting to cross fres,'
1..i,h, with her crew, consisting of four men, a
wrallin. and a child, was lost within a kindred yards
of the pier, and in sight of hundreds of people, with.
out soy possibility of affording them • ' once. The
boat das polling down the harbour, and had scarcely
quilted the pier-head, when a see struck her, by
which she was instantly upset. la this situation
some boats attempted to reach the poor ere., who
were alternately now above and now under the water.
Tbey say in the esertions that were making, two of
them appegred to keep a desperate hold. and NW was
observed t• take off his hat and was. it with sad
impatience, bat 1111 the boats approached, the cross
sea: became more dangerous, and they were forced to
bare them to their fate, after three of iho men had
serressively driven feint their hold, and 11:0 last, ef.
hating clung to the wreck for about 20 %Notes,-
tank to rise no won-.

PERTH, MAY 20.—About eight o'clock hi Ike
evening of Thursday last,.as M r.l) Carr, accneape..ied
by his ife, was rei erniog home in a gig from di•Ce • fie,.
when .early opposite the Manse of Kinneel„
the road base little. declivity, having checked eftt
horse, for the purpose of driving slowly into the
teen, in gamic, of the want of breeching bar.
nest, the body of the vehicle was soddenly Iropelied
forward against the animal, by which it was so meth
frightened, that it Immediately become pettedly mi.
gevernabl►, and ran iitf with great fery. Before the
animal bad proceeded far in this manner, one of the
wheels of the gig came in contact with a large 51009,
by which both turd Mr. and Mrs. Cart. were thrown
eat with considerable violence. The latter, we la.
went to add, was so mach broiled by the fall, that
though she was able to walk bomc, she died a few
hones after the accident.

COAX EXCIIANGW, MAT 26.—We had hat little
Eegffeh Wheel at moan this mooning. for which,
rather owe money set asked, but could not be MN.
Weed, as such oar prices remain SS on Mood".—ln
Barley there ie little er nothing doing, the matting
"4" wiPs •early tower. and thereby no demand for
foleiffla, although offered at Into prices.—Tbe Oat
trade routine•, very heavy, end to effect sales, a
redaction of Is. per quer'', *ay SUJetitted to, the
quantity at market being very large.
'lbe parlonrge•haore in Iletfinnt•creen, was broken
lota e fen bights ado, aatl subbed of apprel, !they,
kt . /sc.