The Statesman.
London, England, 1823-07-07 00:00:00

SNIPPING INTELLIGENCE.

DEAL, July 6.-Wind S.W.—Arrived and sailed for the
River, the Magnet. Mount, in 24 days from. New yerk ;
Sheaton Castle', Brown, from St. Vincents ; Steiner. Bel-
cher, from Mlramlehi ; Thkriles, Clint, from Quebec ; Juliana.
Cole, from Sierra Leone; Regent, Scarbute, from Rio;
Maria, Collins, 'from New York ; Amphitrite, Murdock,
from Teneriffe, and several more; particulars unknown.—
Came down from the River, the Martha, Thomas, for
Seville; Ehterprize, Lynn, for Alicanr; Eagle. Sims, for
S JOlnt'i ; and Mary. Adler, for Calcutta.--July 6, Wiud
A.WO-Arrived last night, .and sailed for the River, the
Coldstreau4Steohens, from Calcutta, and not the Warren
Hastings, which was reportild by mistake.—Came down
from the River, the Riylerta, Postpile, for Silbpa ; Diana
Miller, for Mosadore, and sailed at noon with the rest of
the outward bounfl.—July 6, P.M.—Fresh breezes, and the
outward bound have put back. .
Facatourn July 6.—Wind S. W.—Salled the Tartar
steam vessel:Patterson, for Lisbon. July 4.—W UM, W. to
N.W.—Arrived the Wateingham packet, from the Bratils,
sailed from Rio the 97th of. April, Bahia the 15th of May,
and Pernambuco the 24th of May, in lat. IS. Long. 39. Ives
boarded by a Portuguese brig of war, and Wormed that
Lord Cochrane had made his appearance off the Coast of
Bebla ten days since, when, after a partial action with one
of the Portuguese frigates, he had hauled off to the East-
ward, and had not since been seen by any one of the aqua-
dron.--Salled the Osborn packet fur the Mediterranean.
ihruoutn, July 6.—Wind S W.—Arrived' H. M. ship
Partbian, from Cadiz ; Three Sisters, Coliins, from Rouen ;
Amanthea, Roach, from the Mediterranean; and Fo est,
Hope, from Coram, ditto.
PORTSMOUTH, July 6.—Wind S.W.—Arrive.3, the Ratellf
end Bhakspter, froM the Dawns for the South Seas; end
Good Intent. Happen, from Cadiz. • •
The Argonant,Earthent, from the Phillippine Islands to
Emits, was taken the I Ith silt. off Cape Ortega!, by the H-ro
Mine, Spanish privateer, and Carried into Corunna t.
alt. . _ _

:ilia Maria Ann, Castagan, from St. Makes to St. Dr-
iving°, vu taken and carried into Corenna previous to tt
i 9d ult. .

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CORONIR'S INQUEST.—An Inquest was held on Sa-
turday afternoon before T. Stirling, Esq. Coroner, at the
Chaise and Horses. Heston, near Hounslow, on the body
of i child named Joseph Hatch.
.! Lake West, of Hounslow, stated that on the afternr,on
of Tuesday last he was coming along the road when lie
•bserved a stage-coach stop opposite Ladv R inks's
Lodge-gate; the coachman got off, and in endeavouring
to open the coach door be. dropt part of the reins, the
horses darted forward, he endeavoured to regain them,
but they went on dragging the coachman with them ; lie
was much hurt, and complained of his shoulder and hip.
Sarah Gooch was coming from London towards
Hounslow, in a chaise cart, wlth some other persons,
when she observed a stage-coach coming with great
speed along the road. Sbe had only thneto torn the
horse when the wheel of the stage brushed the wheel of
the cart ; she observed the coach proceed on with unceas-
ing rapidity, a.,d come in contact with another chaise
cart on the road, which it overturned ; there were two
women inside, and two children, one (the deceased) was
killed, the wheel passed over the head of Mrs. 11.tch
(the mother), and the other woman (the nurse) was
very much burt,but the other child escaped without any
material injury.
This evidence was corroborated by other witnesses.
Verdict—Accidental death.
Neither the nurse nor Mrs. Hatch are expected to
survive. _ _

CORN M*REaT, JILT 7.—There were considerable al,
rivals of grain and flour last week, and this morning the
fresh arrivals, thongh only moderate in quantity, were
more than adequate to the present demand. Prime par
eels of Wheat obtained last Monday'. prices, but all other
kinds sell heavily, and less term+ are submitted to in or-
der to effect sales. Barley remain+ without variation.—
In Beans there is very little trade at present. There are
bat few peas at market, and scarcely any demand for
th ma. Oats find sale at the rates of this day. se'nnight.
but business cannot be transacted to any great extent.
Flour sells very heavily.
SMITHFIELD MAREET, JULE 7.—There was a good
supply of Cattle at Market this morning, but the prices
demanded were much the same a+ last market day, thousi
the trade was not brisk. It isexpected that when Poll •
'vent breaks up, and families go out of town, all kinds of
meat will lower in price.

WHAT A DECEIVING WORLD.—There are
persons, who, finding they cannot now impute by
solllag Counterfeit Russia Oil; It being now well known
that Patxce's is the Original and Genuine; so there are se-
veral Hair-Dressers and others who pretend to sell Bears'
Grease; but it is well known in Russia, that Bears' Grease
is too harsh c.d. the Hair, and makes the Hair turn grey and
full off; the truth of this is well known to every one who
knows the Emperor Alexander, as he lost his hair at an
early age; and many persons of distinction in the North
also lost their hair at an early age, through using Bears'
Grease. In short, in Russia, and other parts of the North.
where the Bears are, it is found, from experience, that Bears'
Grease is too harsh for the hair, and is considered a Poison
to the hair; and is now used for nothing but the wheel.; of
coaches and waggon wheels, and whoever recommends it
in this country for the hair, must do it for imposition, or
mast be ignorant of its injurious effects upon the hair, het
PRINCE', CELEBRATED RUSSIA Oli., partiNtlerly
with the extra valuable Ingredient, is a mixture of Oils.
and is always like a jelly ; and it is proved by every one
who has given it a fair trial, to be the only article that ac-
tually preserves and promotes the hair. Ladles and o.n-
-tlemen may rely on it, they will not have a hair fall off or
turn grey, by now using PRINCE's CELEBRATED
RUSSIA OIL, as it is so improved with an extra valuable
Ingredient, through which'it has made the Russia Oil the
greatest nourisher and preserver to the heir in the universe,
will make it grow thick and long, and prevent its falling off
or ever turning grey, and is such a nourisher to the roots of
the hair, that if it even has begun to turn grey, will restore
it again to its natural colour, and if used often it will never
turn grey again; and is sure to clean the scurf, from in-
fancy to old age, and will. always keep the head and hair
c'ean and beautiful—Gentlemen who have lost their hair
and have the least sign of roots remaining, by using ree 1-
Iney for a few months PRINCE's IMPROVED RUSCIA
OIL with the extra valuable Ingredient, will be sure to re-
store it, and produce a fine head of hair, which hundreds
have experienced ; but Gentlemen cannot have their hair
restored unless they use it regularly for a few months ;
the best way to use it is at night before going to bed ; in
short, when Gentlemen have lost their hair, and have trio
least sign of roots of hair, by using PRINCE'S IM-
PROVED RUSSIA OIL as above, will be sure to have
the hair restored ; but if persons are bald, and the roots of
hair are entirely gun', it is against Nature and against the
power of any remedy to restore it, although there are
daily articles puffed in the Newspapers by persons who
pretend to say they restore the hair on bald places, but it
is a falsehood. It is no wonder that Ladies and Gentle-
men have complained of late of the Russia Oil not being of
service to the hair, as they have found out that unprincipled
parsons have sold them Counterfeits; Ladies and Gentle-
men will be particular, as impostors In Great Britain,
France, and other different parts of the Contine:7, hese
made the covers of the Counterfeit Russia Oil so much
like the Genttine ; and some, more to deceive, falsely hare
printed ob,the counterfeit covers " the original," or " ge-
nuine Russia 011," and some even are so daring. although
they know it Is punishable, to put the Original Proprietor's
Name ; therefore Purchasers should be cautious, and have
it of the Proprietor, or of respectable Venders. Ask for
Prince's Improved Russia Oil, with the extra Ingredient.
and observe " Prince," on the wrapper and seats; and his
address, " A. Prince, 9, Poland-street, Oxford-street,
Landon," is on the cover of each bottle; without it is not
genuine, and cannot answer the purpose. The ounce bottle
sd, or a large bottle, containing five ounces, for 11., which
is a saving. Sold by the sole Proprietor, A. Prince, Ni.,,
9, Polaad-street. Oxford-street. near the Pantheon; and by
most priacipal Perfumers and Medicine Venders.

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