The Statesman.
London, England, 1815-03-20 00:00:00

NAVAL INTELLIGENCE.

DEAL, MARCU Ig.—Arrived his Majesty's ship
Bellerophon, from Portsmouth, and sailed for the
River; Dextrous gun-brig, from off the North-
foreland.—Came down from the River, the Redpok
gun-brig, and remains with the whole of the East
India fleet.

Piss u'CLocs.—The wind has every appearance
of coming round to the eastward. The whole of
the East ludiamen are getting top-gallant-masts and
yards up, and preparing to sail to the westward.

.PoßlrsMoura, M A RCIS 19.—Arrived 'the Hyena
store-ship, with a Mail from Halifax; Horatio hi.
„gate, from the Downs; two ships, •ne English and
the other French, from Havre; and L'Adabic,
Victor, from Hontleor.—Sailed his Majesty's ship
/Nano's, for the Duwns, and several light tuns-
.l: ports to Ramsgate.

PLYMOUTH, MARCH IS.—Sailed the /VuOtllark
and Badger sloops of wart for Beardeaux, with
fleet under convoy.

FALMOUTH, MARCH 17.—Arrived yesterday the
Aranchceler packet, with a Mail from the Brazils,
in 15 weeks; Marlborozigh packet, from Plymouth,
where she lauded her Mail from Lisbon some day,
ago.—Sailed to-day the following packets, all with
Mails-*-Duke of Kent, for Lisbon ; Prince &nut
for do. ; Lath/ IPellinglon, for Jamaica ; Queen
Charlotte, for the Brazils ; and Princess Mu, :y for
the Islands. The packets now in port are put on
the peace establishment; each having lantled an their
guns but two, and reduced their complement of men
to 21. The Manchester packet spole the llopc
froxn• Poole, fur Newfoundland, off the Lizard, dis.
muted.

HARWICII, MAR= 18.—Arrived the Prince of
Orange and Diana packets, with Mails, from ilol.
land ; and the Alliance packet, with ditto, from.
Gottenbergh.—Sailed the Lord Nelson packet, with
a Mail, for Holland; and the Phoenix packet, wilt.
a Mail, for Cuxhaven.

A great proportion of the light artillery was sent
of yesterday morning for Belgium.
The Hon. ANDREW FOLEY arrived in town on Si.'
itiiiday last, from a continental tour. ire came from-
Naples, through the feta of France; visited ke
capital, and left in on Tuesday morning early for
Boulogne. He states that every thing appeared gay
and tranquil at the Coot of Naples. The Prin.
cess of WALes opened her palace to the English'
end Nettpojiten nobility, on Mondays and Fri-
'digs; aad the QuitEN had drawing.rooma on Than.
de)... The most unremitting attention Wee paid'
to the English by MURAT and his Acacx.-a
Mr. FOLEY came home by -a vessel froM Boulogne,
he having learned that Calais was crowded with Eng.
In the same boat came the Duchess of 04LEAKt
in disguise; the latter eircemstanee he did not know
'until his arrival at Dnver. He 'Old 25 Nopoleont
fat his pauage. The English at 11110etegne were not
in any proportion to these aa--feakda. •Thbliallitary
evidently disaffected. He added, in Paris, certainly
the party for NAPOLEON is a strong one.
Soutt's affair becomes more mysterious than ever.
The Moniteur informs as 1' that the Xing has writ.
ten a letter to the Duksl44teetkett,t,wilkolsh
approbation of his service,, the estimation o'whirh
he held them, and the dales which be felt of avail.
ing himself of them egain." Is olitpelloo powerful
still to be punished; or if he wet sotla fault ally
was he deprived of Ms situation ? '
The Nem York Gazette, of the 25th of latteary,
gives a detailed account of the loss of the Britiitt
sloop of war Sylph, off Southampton, Long Island,
on the 17th of that month. Every exerttoit 'bat
made by the people of the town to save the crew,
but t4e state of the weather rendered their Bodes.
years in a great degree ineffectual.—The Offers
who perished with the Vph were—George Dickeni,
Captain ; C. D. Brown, Ist Lieutenant ; George
Burr, 21 ditto ; J. Stirt, Surgeon; William flirt.
law, Master; William Boyd, Gininer ; James
Marshall, Carpenter; Andrew MAGregor, Boat-
swain; Archibald Lundie' Master's Mate; James
Service, Midshipman ; David• Citron, ditto; J.
O'Halloran, ditto ' • T. F. Willoughby, evert's.
merary ditto ; W. If. Fox, Captain's Clerk.—The
above 14, with 07 seamen and marines, making ill
drowned. The rest of the crew remained primmer-I
of war at Southampton.
Government recently issued orders to the COMnli&'
sinners of Victualling to supply theforees at Ostend
To
and Antwerp with proti%lonsr three. mouths.

Ministers hove abandoned the proposed Wind,"
Tax on manufactories and warehouses. This filetou
urination was on Saturday announced In the followill
Circular sent the Members of the Deputation of 111 a.
.nufacturers:—

nowninustreet. MarOs IS, Dili.
Mr. VAxserrAnT preseuts his compliments is
and has the honour to acquaint, him, fat
the information of those Gentlemen in whose behalf
he is more particularly interested, that it has heel
thought advisable by Lord LIVERPOOL and Mr. Irtv•
srrrA RT,Under the present circumstances, not to prey
the proposed Uouse and Window Duties on muw
factories and warehouses.
The most serious apprehensions are entertained in
a very high quarter, that Mr. NASH has not yet ef.
fected the removal of the state-bed from Malmsisor.
As this celebrated specimen of upholstery wis the
bridal bed of the Ex-Emperor, It is netts'sl that ti
should make every exertion to retain it.—Quere;
Has Mr. NASH paid for it ?
We regret to learn that there were some dis.
tut-boners at Norwich on Friday last. An Apia'.
tural Meeting was held In that city, attended by Mr.
COVE, of flolkham, Lord ALBOCARLE, and sever
other Gentlemen, when the populace availed thee
selves of the opportunity to commence a riot, end tk
Angel Inn was the scene of action, the gates °IRMA
were nearly destroyed. The MAYOR was comeeliti
to call out the military to restore order, and some
the leaders were secured, We lament to hear
any insult should have been offered to Mr. CAA:,
who, with hit friends, left the town before theta,'
tory were celled out.