The Statesman.
London, England, 1820-09-07 00:00:00

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—......-- 1 C %PTURF. OF TIIE ct.isTeN %ND LTBERTY,
(In Titc-alay the Queen made a visit to the fob.' ' • SMUGGLERS. FROM ?IRV/ YORK.
Mrs. Otater at Twi..kenliam. , His Majesty's sloop Sappho. at sea, off Down-
Vester.lay, again, her Majesty dill not come to twit' patrick Head. Aug. II ISiO.
at all ; nor k it likely she will visit her tow] ie-
SIRI hestpermission to express my satisfaction
sidence byfure Saturday. in having the honour to report that his Majesty's
lilt Friday her M:jestv has appointed to receivithe sloop under my command this morning captured the
Whi:echapel, and several other Addresses, at Dan. Clinton pilot-boat schooner, No. 2, of New York,'
tienburgh Rouse. k
eighty-one tons burden, Oliver flicks, Master,and eight
Mr. Alderman Wood arrived moo, very deeply laden with a cargo, consisting of
soon after eleven o'clock yeatar in St. James's sqatre
dar morning, and vas five hundred and fifty-seveit bales of tobacco, some
few crapes and silks, and a small quantity of teas.
in c.ottintial conitunnieation with her 3lajesty's Cain-
Being close in with Hownpatriek Head, at six
art through the day.
o'clock. a. tn. the wind S.W. squally, and exceedingly
The Queen's gracious Answer to the Address fom thick hazy weather, the chase • mced and con-
St. Andrew's : tinned with considerable interest (at times going at
" Thi- loyal and sffectionste Address from the Inn- the rate of ten knots) until eight o'clock, by which
vener. !Deacons, and Members of the Seven Incorporated time
Trades of the amient City of St. Andrew's, has afforded we
had chased her round Killala Bay under our
fire, and completely succeeded in hemming her in
Inc the most unfeigned salisfaction.
between Kinnisbarrork Point and Puttoocheney Bucks
I hail the generous spirit which has dictates! this
.
expression of congratulat and condolence in the -eat .--
the latter only distant one or two cables king .1 ,
of geottHe loyalty, nseful literature and rational freedom, whin we were obliged to tack, at the same time (ilk
as at. indication of the attachment whirls is felt fir a ' stays) lowering the larboard quarter aid cern ho..ts,
perm, n•ed Queen in the liberal bosoms on the Nom of and took possession of the prize.
the 'I sse J. I have the honour to lw, &r.
•• The fiee voice and the unbiassed ,isfrrwel of the - (Sigurd) I. 11. I'LL.:NIIIIDG E. Commander,
enlightened natives of 0 alislonia, whenever fleet rank! N. B. •: he Clinton is well found, coppered, and
be heard, have always beets on the aide of what is just, ' copper-fastened, her late maser avers, the " fittest
ciplitaltle, and humane ; and I never can forget, that it f sailing b ,at
was the eniiittry beyond the 'Need whirl, nurtured such 1 0•
.
111 of Anterira •" and I may add. the
most beautiful and perfect pietttre of what the Amp-
glorious vindicators of the freed and independence of I
their coeintry as a Wallace and a Bruce. iin,l which wave I ricans th nominate " a clipper."
birth Ina Knox. who rescued hi, rotrttre frank the i To Rear-Admiral Mr J. Rooky, Hart. K.C.D.
tyranny of the Court of Rome, and spread the light of I Connininder-in-Chlef. &e. the.
His Majests's sloop *Sappho. oft the Suggs of
die Reformation iiiiiime•t the people. In a country in 1
tirostillaSun. I lilt August. ISI4I.
millet' the inlrthitatitq aro rl.ar.o by s•tprrior 1 s _tn twining
knowledge. 31tIl :unmated with the most eeneron• senti- ,it'
monis' amongst the papers tal.en about the person
merits, such sufferings as I have e‘perieneefl, and such
indignities as I have undergone, untold naturally excite of the late Master of the Clinton, that a sloop named
the most vivid sympathy and resentment. • the Liberty sailed on the 11th of July front New
" !lad I been either the highest or the lowest subject 1 York, with a cargo of tobacco, aml (inkling this col'
of Scotiamid, its laws isistibl have afforded it:., in b,iih ! roliorated by the oral e ttttttt titnication of her inebriated
sitnati:ins, that sarred shield which ha, been withdrawn : crew, I deemed it expedient not only to avail nivtelf
in England.
. _ _ iof the infiirtnation so obtained, hut to turn the au-

" Ili• the law and the practire in Srntl:tn•l, a list of
i. riven in every mit:tit:al case. and also Jr
every eh it rase tried in its Jury Courts; no aerial' for
divorce, or erect is alloo ell to En to roof in
Scotland. without a ntionte specification of tittles, places,
and other rircuinstallirs. Ili the law of England also, a
Ikt I.f witnesses is giyett in all rasps of high treason :
and altionttgli the proseention against tor is alleged to
be separated by the nicest shade I WEI: treason, and
of so anomalous a nature as uot to he regulated by any
precedent, yet none of my requests for list of witnesses.
saws ifiratiots of charges, of times and plarcs, bare been
granted.
" On the principles of PtAish yell of Sentoi.li laws,
therefore, which I hold to he those of jn.ti.i.. 1 uas en-
titled to all I asked from 1111. Honor of Peers ; and if it
was really believed that the charges brought against isle
wire trite. and that they could be Substantiated by cre-
dible and untainted evidence, why alimild the p►oceed-
ings against me he conolneted in rlelation of national
lairs an I of justice?
" I know egq,
City of St. rk-
national i-

perior fast sailing of the Clinton to the greatest ad-
vantage fur his Majesty's s..rvice : finding s•he was
very much overloaded, I lie:Wetted het of 90 hales of
tobacco, and ht so doing. made a material differeler
in her rate of sailing. Thns improved. arnt••l. ;,ntl
furnished with a capital crew and code of signals, I
decided in my own mind the Stages of Ilruadliar,:n
to he the most ',likable plarr to intercept the sloop in
gnestion ; and so managed (with the Cilium' to vim:-
wartl,) as to I.e about miles N. IV. 1:0111 those rocks
about 4 o'clock, sass,. of this day. Between 4 ztnd 5
o'clock, the land about Broadhasen hearing S.S.W. a
cutter was descried W. S. W. standing iu tur the land,
to which chase wars immediately It is en, and slit. neces-
sary signals, as per log, made to the I. Hilton ; for at
the first view, I felt perfectly satisfied, front her very
particular appearaa• e and watering inancritvering,
that die was the sloop I anticipated. At ti. 3it. had
her wit►in reach of our guns, when a flew well dice ‘ lii
larboard broadsides added to the Clinton's tutrikeiry to
windward,inode her desist from any further attempt

and I rut
valuable
strong. pi
made mit
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dnuelite,
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are indit
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through
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to escape. aad•l lead the gratification id boat-diner and
making pixy of the I.:lterty of New York. ;2 tuns
burden, ladmi wide 4.50 bales of tobacco, George Nat-
vig, Master ; L. Arnextrong, Supercargo ; live seamen,
and live calling themselves passengers ; in all 12 per-
SODS. I bate the honour to be, &e.
(Signed). 1. H. 111.12.11R11/6 I.:, Commander.
To Sir J. Rua ley„ Bart, K. C. H. Renr Admiral of the Red,
Commander in Chief, &e. &e.

Her 31
Answer
" I am
tie I tthai
" The , acting
locomen .. my . country, would,
probably, have detained me a prisoner, if the prompti-
kale of my derision, and the retro ity of my movements,
bead not defeated their machinations.
"Those who prohibited the insertion of my name
upon the coffin of my child, appear to have rejoiced at
her premattue death, because they thought that it would
not only deprive my bosom of its last remaining solace,
hut weaken the hold which I had on the affections of
the people.
" My enemies cannot give even a colour of probability
' la their charges against me, without having recourse
Ms such testimony as would not, for a moment, be ad-
mitted in any of the inferior Courts. Thos my accusers
ore daily establishing my innocence by the very means
by whiels it is attempted to he destroyed: The depravity
of the witnesses is alone sufficient to discredit all the
allegations.
" I am gratified at perceiving that, in the opinion of
tie Inhabitants of Camberwell, as much as in my own,
the enemies of the Queen are equally the enemies of the
people. In all my *Moons trials the sympathies of the
people have been my strongest support ; and 1 rejoice to
think that there is a reciprocity in our friendships and
our enmities.
" It is only the most generous niffitts "1/41
themselves to the suffering individual in the ',drench* 11
of adversity. When my adversity has been greeted.
the people of England Dare cheered me with the moat
affectionate testimonies of regard. Their support has
been snore strenuous in ptoportion as I have been more '
oppressed ; anti they have etineed a more profound re-
Qect, and a more enthusiastic affection for a persecuted
ueen, than are usually experienced by any Sovereign,
who is sort-winded with all the pomp of power, and all
the insignia of Royalty."
Her Majesty has returned the following Answer to
an Address from Kitnptan
It gives me more than ordinary satisfaction to hear.
that in the sequestered Villages of Kingston and (irately,
near Andover, the name of Queen Caroline has been
constantly mentioned in the devotional formularies of
the Establishment. Rumples of highutiodedness sad
independence are net very common at any time. sad are
my rare in the present. But there are no doses in
which examples of such an elevated state of mind do sot
mite our edmirvtion though they are always most
resplendent when they are seen in a period of general
servility and corruption. They then affect us like the
image of Brutus among a herd of slam.
"I most gratefnlly accept the pea of the honest
Minister, Churchwardens, and InhahifnNa of tho
sa-
gaestered villages of Kinsmen and &Irately, and humbly
tisplppre lbw. from whom all things proceed, that
the same spirit of generous Inreplistleiwe and of tilishle
piety may he diffused through the hearts of all those who
minister at the altar, or adore the PATINE,
according to the rights of oar venerable Church."

The Princom Charlotte, arrived at Pundee, from De-
vis's Straits. with 7 fish, 145 tons, left the Ire 25th July,
and brings the following account of the fishery, viz.-
1 cation ships Dundee, 2 fish, 30th 31ay ; Ipswich, 5,
6th July : Neptine, 4, Ist ditto ; Resolution, 6, 21st
ditto ; *Rockwood, 2, kith ditto. HMI: Ariel, 3, Nth
July ; Cambrian, 9, 10th ditto t ihickenfield Hull, 3, sth
ditto; kggington, 4, Ist ditto ; Everthorpe, 2, 17th
ditto; Friendship, 2, 25th ditto ; 11th.', 4, 100: ditto;
Henry, 11, 24th ditto; logria, 6, Ist ditto; John, 5, Ist,
ditto; Kiero, f, Ist ditto ; Lee, 2, 17th ditto; Leviathan,
6, Ist ditto ; Progress, 4, 21st ditto ; Royal George, 2
or 3, 17th ditto ; Symmetry, 5. Sth ditto ; Thomas, 4,
Ist ditto ; True Lo.ve, 4, Silo ditto. Grimsby : Earl Fel-
conberg, 4, 35th. Newcastle: British Quern, 3, 31st ;
fore, 7,22 st ditto; Grenville Bay, I, 21st ditto ; Lady
Fleming, 3,20 th ditto. Leith : Dexterity. 10, 21st ditto ;
Home Castle, 7, Ist ditto, Larkins, I, ist ditto ; North
Pole, 2, 31st ditto ; Rattler, -I, Ist ditto ; Sneers., .1. 21st
ditto ; William and Ann, 3.7 tit. Bern i. k ; Norfolk, 4,
21st ditto. Kirkaltly : Triad, 4, Ist ditto ; Earl Percy,
6, Ist ditto. Dundee : Achilles, 3, 13th, ditto ; Advice, i
3 or 4, Ist ditto: Calypso, 7, 24th ditto ; Estridge, 3, 21st
ditto; Friendship, 7, 7th ditto; Horn, 5, sth ditto;
Three Brothers, 3, Ist ditto. Aberdeen : Alexander 7,
Ist July ; Bon Accord, 9, Sth ditto ; Elisabeth, 4, Sth
ditto ; Letitia, I or 2, 20th ditto ; Middleton, 7, 20th
ditto.

The American ship. John Boll:elm and the Brig.
Thetis, which left Baltimore on the 31st of July, and tud
of August, for Falmouth, had not got out of the Capes
on the 4th of August.
The Carlotta from Bahia to Lisbon, ha• been taken by
an I amulet!? privateer. alter an engagement of honr.
C►ew landed at rapt!.

ibel.;;;ofit;,l.cing, from ffibraltar to New York, put
P.
Into ayal,3rd July, and has been condemned as susses-
worthr, and sold.
A brig, belonging to London, timber laden, water-
logged, and without any person on !maid, was towed into
Mandabl Roads, 29U. ult. by some libhermen.
NOA. Arc. 24.—A Sardinian vessel. Lapi, master,
arrived at the Lazaretto, in the linlpb of Spezia, from
Algiers, reports that the British and Sardinian Consuls
have left that place on board of a vessel for Marseilles ;
hut we have not been able to ascertain the cause of their
departure.
H,‘RWICII. SEP. 23.—A new ship, belonging to Shields,
laden with xhiss and coal, is on shore upon the Onnaret
Sand, and is unloading her cargo, Ike. into smacks, iu
the hopes of getting her off.
VESSEL/ IMMIX WITU.--4304be Bth Ang. the Sham-
rock. from City Point to Fahnooth, three days out from
City Point : and, on the 27th, the brig Pacific, of South
Shoekts, bound to Loudon, in lat. 49.28. ion. 17. SO. by
the William and Henry, arrived at Falmouth.
On the 17th Aug. the Liberty of tirangemoads, from
the West ladies fer Dublin ; and, on the 25th, the Mary,
of lirangensouth. from Port tilasgow for North America,
ion. 14, by the Mary, arrived at Plymouth.
The Cornelius, arrived at Milford from Odessa, spoke
a Patriot privateer on the nth of July, off Cape St.
Viseeot.
Africans. from Jamaica to London, in lat. 36.
Ise. W. by the Lord Craostoun. arrived off Plymouth.
Mantle. —, frosts London to Pletou Oil the 436
oh. in lal. 49. len. 13. by the Agnes, arrived in the
Clyde.

I 1•1 JUMIUr
now eating's of ficotbrit hittory to retornize the
St. A mirees's As iise.,str., 41 of loyalty. of
I indrpende 4 • t • 0, igionsliberty:
intim h so many of its
r ana i • .ri 'lt • -•:-4 n pt- favour, as a
proof tat , s Hon inherit the
mots and iirti h I ancestors.
ails east in nature's at the sons anti
.rs of Scotia undoul•teilir • must ever be as
hir to the victims and rota f power. as they
ignant at. and hostile to. tholailsissis blow aimed
lie semblance, or rather timospickery of justice.
i oar, at the rights and Biwa of every British
Majesty returned the folignang most grariout
to the Address from Camberwell:—
It nitwit Wired by this affsollonste Address front
thitants of tbr parish of Camberwell.
despotic Authorities of the Umiinent, acting
ertwith my adversaries in this country, would,