The Statesman.
London, England, 1818-10-05 00:00:00

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P 1417111. 'NM frideENC4. ,
Potrrsmorrn, Oc.r..4.Yesterday put back the
Rillinbeck, Barnes, from soa..—Arrived his Majesty's
ship tistellite, from the Mediterranean—pot oniliv
quarantine ; snil Rosario from a creige.—Several brigs
passed through, hot from its blowing strong we could
not serthrtain their All Mee.
FALMOUTH, OCT. I.—The Dorothy, Ward.ll,
from Ne*castie for Charente, pet in to repair de-
magog, having been run foal of off the Liaard by a
brig-no Tuesday night last.
OCT- 2 —Arrived the !Ay Arabella packet, with
a Mail from Lisbon, in six days. • •
PENZ %NCR, OCT. J.—Captain Yowl& of the Isa-
bella SimpOn, stbn strived off this poW on, the
30th ult. reports, " that on the 13th August he fell
in with the Satan, of London, in the Gulf of Florida,
from the Ilavannah, homeward bound, with her
tnain-mast and foretop-mast carried away, and that
lie towed her close in to Ned.° Castle."
DARTMOUTII, OCT. 3.—Arrived yesterday the
sloop Elizabeth, Kees, of Milford, having sprung
a-leak at sea, from Loudon to Liverpool, with till-
low, porter, &c. Also arrived this afternoon, the
sleep Peggy end Mary, Edbrook, of Swansea, with
loss of ssils,•leaky, sod other damage, from Pool to
Bristol, with blubber, &c. The Elizabeth having
beeopet on theAraund yesterday, the leak has been
found, and she will proceed on her voyage. the first
fair. wind.
IeIVERPOOI., OCT. 3.—Arrived the Britannia, Ben-
Intl, from Loudon, with loss of maintop-mast.

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the Emily. Saunders, from Liverpool to Gibral-
tar, mink in Dublin Ltay, 29th ult. : crew saved.
The Eleanor; Stephens, from London to Ostend,
wee totally lost off Flushing 20th olt.: crew saved.
The Albetroes, from Folklaud hands to Salem,
was aimodooed at sea the 3sl ult., being a complete
wreck.
The Itothermorchas, Dibbti, of Leith, was stranded
on Gothland, 25th ult. : dew saved.
The Don Pedro D'Alcantaro, from Rio Janeiro
to Lisbon, was taken off that port by the Republican
prisateer, of 20 guns.

2HE NAPY.

The List of the Royal Navy, corrected up to the
30th of Sept. contains the folios log Officers, &c. :-
1 Admiral of the Fleet
) Ited
1 • Amirals of the w bite .... lfi
Bine .... .... 17-2 employed.
lied
Vice Admiral.s of the White ....
Blue
Red
Rear-Admirals of the White
Blue ... 23-5 employed.

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185 13

IhMernmulatell Rear-Admirals .. 26
Ditto, and retired Captains
Captains
Commanders ' 789-56 employed.
Lieutenants rerieed pith she rank ofd "
Vottimanders ••.• .• • • .....
Lieutenants • ~..,3923-40i employed.
liateennnoated Mantels • ' 48
Moslem for Service • •••• • • :e. ,644-149 employed.
v Physicians
Sntgenns retired '
811171.Q116 for Service
Ammo nut-Surgeons •• • 367-161 employed.
Dispensers of Hu, pitatis. ••••••—••••••• 19
liotpllal Mates
Pursers
Chaplains
his of various description in commission 148
.The following Lieutenants have been promoted to
the rank of Commanders, viz.:—
George Frederick Bridges ; Robert Deans, late
Flag Lieutenant to Admiral Sir W. Hope, at Leith ;
and Joseph Harrison, late First Lieutenant of the
&miramis.
Lieutenant Sir Thames Lewd, Bart. is placed on
the superannuated list of Commanders) in the room
of Captain Was. Ellettsen, deceased.
The foll Owing Officers are appointed Supernume-
rary Lieutenants of the Severn frigate, at Deal, and
vtjll hove parties•of Midshipmen and seamen under
their respective order'', for' preventing the lauding of
cnntrwhend goods, between the Isle of Sheppy and
'peachy Heed, viz.:—
limes Elphick, Henry Foster, 11. Mackworth,
Sam. Grandy, C. F. Turner, G. B. Skardon, James
It. Pinches, James Robinson, P. Graham, C. By
and A H. White.
'they are to be stationed at such distances as will
enable them to keep up a constant communication.
The following Midshipmen have been promoted to
the rank of Lieutenants, viz.:—
' Lord 11. J. S. Churchill, and to the Amphion
frigate, on the Brazil station ; Hon. Geo. Cavendish,
and to the Eeeria slonp of war, at Newfoundland ;
lion. Fred. Spencer, and to the Myrmidon frigate,
lo the Mediterranean ; Henry It. Moorsom, and to
the Tagus frigate, in the Mediterranean; J. J. Sawyer,
and to the Andromache frigate, south Amefics 11.
Unitnn, and to the Blossom frigate, Brazils ; G. T.
Gooch, and to the Eurydice, St. Helena ; C. cordon,
and to the Glasgow, Mediterranean • C. 11. Sain-
borne, and to the Racoon, at St. flelena ; J. 11.
Bulteel, and to the Scamauder, at Barbadoes • James
E. Hone, and to the Larne, at Jamaica ;C. Graham;
J. Brothers; C. Austen; C. R. Malden; Horatio
D. E. Darhy • and E. Belcher.
Viscount Kilhurne is appointed Lieutenant of the
Favourite, of 26 guns, at St. Helena.
The Hon. lid Ward Gore is appointed Lieutenant
of the Sir Francis Drake flag.sbip, at Newfound-
iind.
' Lieut. J. Barton is appointed Flag Lieutenant to
Admiral Otway, at Leith ; and Lieutenant John
11`Dougal, to Admiral Donald Campbell, on the
314 rbad nes station.
The Rev. John Morgan and the Rev. John Jones,
are appointed Chaplains of the Rochfort, of 74 guns,
and the Tartar frigate.
' Messrs. Sparshott and Irvin are appointed Super-
numerary Pursers for the Officers and Seamen em-
ployed in preventing smuggling.

GAII izouTs.—A Gentlemen has just obtained a
patent for an Improvement in the purifying of gas,
which promises to he of great public utility. By the
plan holies devised, the noxious smell 'rising from the
use of lime and other solutions, which has so long
been the subject of public complaint, will be entirely
letaoled,

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