The Statesman.
London, England, 1818-03-21 00:00:00

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DEAL, VARGO 40.—Actited sad remain io
Dawns the Cratere', Olen, from Bengal ; sal
the 164 October ; and the Naiad, Heckington, frwm
tilben;--Cam• dowa from the. River the Agenoira.„'
Postgaie for Rio Jatifiro ; Rigs, Forster; for lb*,
t swish :Leads, Montgomery, for Belfast.; and Cipt
packet, Agnew, for the Cape of Good Hope, agsr,
jailed with the whole of the outward-boond for thole'
Severs, destinations, with a gentle breeze from the
northward.
POWT*MOUTH,' Mum( W.—Arrived the Nicolai'
Powlevick, Johnson, from Amsterdam for Belfast,
last fro* Ramsgate.—Sailed the Quebec, Williams,
Tur Gibraltar.; Nautilus, Hart, for Cardiff; Melville,
Smith, (or Cadiz ; Matthew and Thomas, Gray, for
Liverpool ; and Good Statesman, poor, for. ditto.—
The schooner Dart, --, has been repaired, and
went oat of harbour this day, sod will sail for the
toast of Africa the first fair wind.
PLYMOUTH, MARCH 19: Came in the Trio, Bar.
chain, from Newcastle foi Bourdeauz.
tics zzY, MARCH 13.—Came in the Traveller, Carr,
from St. 'Domingo last from Falmouth.
Ltvituroor., MARCH 19.—Arrived the Patent,
13arroogh, from Sarannab.—The William Financiers,
Barge, from Limerick to this port, is totally lost
mar South that.

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COLCHESIVIR ELECTION. .
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On Monday laktare resiiiktable Meeting of the
friends of Mr. Harrell wits held at the large'reons at
the Angel Inn, Colebetter, .
GEORGE SEAMAN. Esq. le the Chair:
Mr. D. lianvee, of Wickham, in this county,
said, that though he was a man of few rioirls, still
those who knew him would give him credit for deci-
sion of character, and that he came forward out of
respect to his nephew, under a firm WIRY that he was
a fit person to represent the Borough of Colchester in
parliament—that he was therefore determined that
the Election should not be lost for want of adequate
means to support it ; and he was the more decided in
this determination, from the fall impression that Mr.
Wright thought his nephew had lint the means to
support a contest. Ile wished, in particular to con-
tradict a report, Industriously circulated by Mr.
Wright and his friends, that his nephew had ave.!
',nest unfeelingly towards his father. This, he begged
to assure the Meeting, was grossly untrue—on the
contrary, he slated, that .every transaction which
bad passed between him and his father had been first
submitted to him, and had received his decided sanc-
tion. Mr. Harvey's speech was followed by the
greatest applause.
'Messrs. HALL and DAY, of the London. Commit-
tee, in peculiarly neat and appropriate spee.hes, ex-
pressed themselves highly gratified in stating to the
Meeting that the meat liberal subscriptiots had been
entered into by the admirers of Mr. (Lowey sod the
friends of freedom, for the purpose of conveying the
London voters to the poll, free of every expence
%Were, to that Gentleman ; and a hen it was consi•
stered that the espence of horses alone, at the last
Geeeral Election, cost Mr. Harvey 12001., they must
infer that their exertions had net been unimportant ;
nor could they conceal the peculiar pleasure which
they had in stating thal this derlrable object had been
sanctioned, ith great liberality, by the late Lord
Mayor and Corporation of London.
A subscription was instantly entered into, and
nearly 3001. subscribed ; and many Gentlemen pre-
sent, in addition to their subscriptions, made offers
of bids, rooms, horses, gigs, and vehicles of every
description.
We understand that nearly fifty Ladies have
formed themselves into Committees, in order to sup-
port so laudable an object.
Our correspondent observes, that it is impossible
to describe the enthusiasm which pervades all classes
of society in favour of Mr Harvey and his cause,
arising, in no slight degree, from the general impres-
sion that he had been, in the severe contest of 1812,
most cruelly slaunderud and ungenerously treated.

We are desired to cotrect o mistatement in our
Foyer of yesterday. Our Correspondent, i.n trans-
cribing the 3fut, substituted, we are afraid
maliciously, the word turned for tsimused. When
the true reading is restored, the joke will stand
thus—" You hate often trimmed others upon their
seats, and you are now trimmed off yourig." Our
Readers will perceive that nothing could he more
delicate and apptc•ptiate, and that the young Gentle-
men would not be obliged, is was artfully insinuated,
to tern their backs Ton thetaselves. A writer of the
last century, generally unfriendly to the House of
BRUNSWICK, was compelled to acknowledge that
&tumult 11. would have made an excellent gardener;
and we believe the bitterest enemies of an Illus-
trious Personage (always excepting those deoperate
Spenceans who were to invade the Bank) most ad-
mit, that he possesses uurivalled talents for trimming
ajucket !
The King of PausslA will take a journey to Most
epw, this summer, to visit his daughter the Grand
Duchess NICHOLAS.
The •Commistion assembled at Liamburgh for the
ortablisliment of a Tribunal of Appeal for the Free
Cities of Germany, has sent to the Senates of theft
cities the -molt of its deliberations. It proposes to
choose Lubeck as the seat of this supreme Tribune,.
Yesterday se'nnight a merchant of the name of
Dick, who had taken op his residence iu a boom in
Greenock, to await the sailing of a Belfast packet,
was suddenly taken ill, and in half an hoer breathed
his last. lie was decently interred on Saterday. No
documents were found about him which could !Ad
to a knowledge of his permanent place of residence.
He had shiprd two trunks with goods on beard the
packet.
A shocking accident happened on Thursday night
In Word-street. Mr. Futrill, jenior, of *Mho-
rough.row, was returning home from Uxbridge, at
eleven o'clock, with Mr. Chapman, his friend, io e
gig,• when the vehicle struck the wheel of a hackney.
coach, and from the rapid manned,* which they were
going, the gig was turned over *itb great violeuce.—
Mr. Futrill and his friend were picked up for deed;'
the latter, who has never spoke since, had his right
leg broken in two places, and Is not expecterLms
sortie& Mr. F. escaped without any edict injury
thau bens slumped at the Liam