The Statesman.
London, England, 1818-10-19 00:00:00

NAVAL INVVI.LIGENOC.

DEAL, Oci. 18.—Ar Fired yesterday sad salted for
the Itiser, the Wildishg, Hinman's.. from Qathec, in
128 days; rammer, Hall, and the Friends, Wilson,
from Sunderland to the Westward.--•-lteessin in the
Downs, his &Nest y's ship Sevens, and the Sir George
Osborne (transport), and remain for orders.
PORTssioUTBI, OCT. 18.—Yesterday came into
harbour !the Janus (transport), from .Ceylon.--
Sailed t Prince Kegont, Taylor, for Tobago. ; Provi.
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dence, p O on, for the Cape, &c. Lord Suffield, Brown,
for Calcutta ; Surrey, Bait*, for New Seigle Wales,
'filth eirsiiicts ; and Commerce, for Antigen.--To-
-1 day irriskd the Valiant, from Loudon for Jamaica ;
•I‘taris, from do.; and Sisters, from do. for the Me-
, dberrit au; Blenden•hall, from do. for Bombay;
11;atsidso for Antigua; Prospect, Wake,. from Rip ;
Autd 9, f coasters.
FALITOUTIE, Oct. 16.—The following packets aryl
is the rinds, vii.: Marlborough, for Lisbon ; Lordl
gathnoisib, for Prnerica ; Queensberry, for4smaica; i
vGlrace, for die' Brasile; and .S.riftsure for the Me-
tr dilettantes it. . •
1„ Liscatoi.c., Oct. 16.—The Calcotte, Stroyan,
from berme to; Calcetta es the 14th inst.; ou stmt
einalog she was run foul of by the brig Searle,. for
I Trieste, when she lost her bowsprit, bead, bower.
anchor, boats; and sprung her foremast, and has pet
(lardr, to repair. • The SOillli hut . aloe put back to re.
pair.E-Balled the Boenty.hail, Roberts, for Caicoits,
,:•-, glOllll AWAY, Sun. Ur—.A " SiOnOtotlo6l ails of
wind from S. to. S. S. E. took place in this cbenneli
OS. thomight of BrJonday ;be 21st ipat. rine *foredo),
the Sid. The snow Perseverance, 04 Maryport,
wars totally wrecked en Mire ' Vaud; iiillieto miles
S. W. Of hence, and sir stiles E.' N. Hoof the Isitrist
,Gl.las light-house on she list • trey/ • oared, worse
-10it.,-..The -Lord Middleton, lieerrt.from Liverpool
to 1)Its c, lost her *singling its‘the.ssmegalev sad
putiniu Loch Seaforth, isk,..tbe lalt{ of Lewis, on the
264 h, and is reiniug to proceed oniterlivysge.—Sa.
'feral tenets outward and homeward -bound are isr
this and the neighbouring harboars, but bate WWI
of no other misfortunes than the above. . s.'
FAIXOUTIIFOCT. 16.—Arrived the Mite of Kenl:
packet, with a Mail, from Lisboa ; sailed the 10th
itisiant. •
SWANSEA, Oct. 16. The schooner Chance, Ton-
kin., from Bristol to Lisbon, has put put iu here
eery leaky. • .
brl ILIUM), OCT. M.—Arrived the Lord Exmouth,
Barrett, from Quebec to Plymouth; eask.l a little
water; the Belleau,. Williams, from Mitaniichi to
BiddefOrd, split some sails.

• DRURY LANE I.IILATRE.-1.1 the Opera of Lionel
and Clarissa, which was performed on Saturday
night, a Mr. C. I:1411ER made his first appearance its
the part of Lionel. Ws voice, tip.oo out remark.
able for compass or varlet* , aAato in many of its
tones, and hi. taste ;s deiicate, without hying, its ear
opinion, very laboriously cultivated. Ile was en-
cored in the fine air of Oh! talk not to me of the
wrath she possesses.—We were much pleased olth
the maesser its which he acquitted himsel( as an ac-
'tor. Ills figure Is good, bit eoursoialiow
riornetintee even impressive. We theref.re ronsisler ,
him, upoii the whole, en acquisition to the Theatre.
Wyman sustained the character ol airless's,
its *AAA she sung agreeably, end looted still So4e
so. (ter couisteriance and figure affordiel leer a prig
advantage on the stage, and her voles teams to be
naturilly cPpable of more execution than her present
inexperience and stolidity will permit. MUNDEN's
Colonel Oldhoy was a rich treat ; and Mrs. SPARKS
Ilost nothing, f tier accustomed humour as the reps.-
sentative of ill.' Lady. Mrs. Bt.tmo, its usual, sung
`sweetly as Jenny; and Mirs QUOIT was so interest-
ing Diana. The house was very• well attended
before the commencement of half price, and after
that period was crowded to mess. The anuounce-
i meat of the piece for repetition was received with as-
defection by the audience.
Tilt: OUTRAGE ON A DANISH Isl.4tlo.—We under-
stand, th•st the Committee appointed by the Green.
land owners, to investigate the outrage said to have
been committed on a Danish island, in the North
Seas, by some of our fishermen, have completed their
laboora. The result of the investigatiou is a body of
evidence, as we are informed, implicating two of the
ships sailing from this port very seriously its the
transaction, the main points of which, as originally
stated, have been substantiated. On Thursday tart,
the Committee made their report to a General Meet-
ing of the owners, held at the Mansion-house, J.
Boore'row, Esq. its the Chair; sod we learn, that it
not only distinctly charges parts of the crews of the
Swan and the Eagle with plundering the house, nam.
ingtwomen,belongingtothe latter,ashaving.set fin.to
the premises, but censures the Masters oft hose ships for
Wit esercisine a proper aratkority and influence over
their men. The Report was approved by the Gene.
*eel Meeting, which entered into several strong Kest,-
letious on the subject, reprobating the conduct el
the seamen as degradieg to the character of men, and
especially British seamen, and. recommending a Cir.,
cider from the Board, signed by the Chairman, tir
the Masters of the ships, urging upon them the no.
cissity of subordination end good elample, anti the
great importance not poly to the success of the
fishery, hut the character of the nation, elf courteoes-
ness mot honesty, in all the dealings of their crews
with the inhabitants en the coast. A copy of the
&evert and Resolarions, we understand, has also
been :transmitted to the Danish Vice-Coaxal, from
whose Court ell' further legal proceeding, it appears,
kit eman4te.—( Mil Rockingham.)
Toe PIGMY.—A report of the loss of the Pigmy
gchooner has been industriously circulated for some
days past.—Orr readers may rely on the rumour
being without she teed foundation.---The.report from
Falmouth states her stipposed loss on the 30th vit. of
Wicklow (lead, at that time she was in Liverpool;
and according to a letter received here yesterday,
slated the 8:h inst. she intended to leave that port on
the following day ; but the Liverpool Paper, which
arrived this morning, does not state her having sailed
up to Tuesday last.—( Plymouth Telegraph.)
A Jury will be empanelled on Tuesday and Wed-
(lnsley nest, at the Guildhall, Westroisiter, for the
pupoe of awarding damages to toe possessors of
houses in Piccadilly and Oaford street, which are to
be removed in order to form the new street fro.
Carlton-house to the Regeot's-park.