The Statesman.
London, England, 1822-07-24 00:00:00

• SIIIPPINU INTELLIGENCE.

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Deal, joLe Id.-thrived and sailed for she Diver;
the Flebberts, Peat, from Jemmies; Laurel, bill. from
Bahia; lonise, Wafter' from Orenada ; Witna, Thom-
son, from Rio Janeiro; Ateth as', Hiadorgh.frohliQer-
Lee; Elisabeth, Raves. Iron' Bahia ; Sarah, Ley. front
Buenos Ayres...4l'ot down from the River, and. main
'direst, the Martha, Strachan, tot 144114 R Pro=
tens, rarefies. Trieste; and Jessinte,ftimg, iboa.
sorer*** nobs-100W nit i aft OA 'bow Pa,
frets Wait—Wind X, W.
:Porrsuoven, Jett 23.—Ateited hielfajooty't ship
EgeHi, from a cruise; 2.ephyrivaeopoet Hein Plvarsoelh
and Hope. attentn, free; Dighona.—Wied X. W.
PLrMopru JO& 22.—The Meolitertaaeas packet. frees
Sicily to 'St, Joha's.;_erlas spoken with on the 12th of
July, off Cern Si. Viammik.—Arrivesitho Perseverance,
from Queber.—Wiad W.
FALMOUTH, JUL? 22.—Arrived it the trt the Net-
folk Hero, %pewee*, from Minstalchi..— S.W.
The Lirly Hamilton, from Newfoundland to Bristol,
was rive on shore, at Portishead, en Saturday, bit got
after having nets fest orator is CM bold, and carried
Jan dock at Pill.
The Niny, Jesuitism of Mt. lees from Lersesey. was
driven on shore. near St. Ives, ea Saturday, and it was
feared nosh' bs wftched: • •
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The. East loan Compaay's ostward hood ship
Prince Regent was is lat. 6. 22. south bag. 22.3.
W. ea the lath of. Jane, all well.
Several plans are ender consideration% and, ft is un-
derstood, Nktly to be adepted, with the vie* to deter
from crime, sod improve the admioistratios of our
code. The expense of transporting convicts to
New South Waln, and the idea which has been cline-
'slatted of On esiteneece of the climate, and other
circumstances in:Hwiteolosy (holding, out indnemon't%
IO the guilty acts liable to the peaishteent
et transportation) fed to the consideration of a cheer.
It has been peeps* 'to subsitate for this. exile ta
Bermuda, sad Ise employment of the ecstasies au the
large tioveramest weeks undertaken at that island.
Herren. Alta 23.—A writ of inquiry was 'stele
issne.l &goblet Mr. Fliadell, the proprietor of ".Tile
;realm Lwashsvir." for &libel published is that pa-
per; awl the cause came cm last Satotdsy st our
Osildhall, before H. Ellieenalre, Esc xtrndet Sheriff:
and • Special Jary. the. plaintiff was a Me. Moe-
hay, a well-intone aid highly respectable tenant of
lassie iw this city, sod the damages were laid at lON/.
Mr. 111311, Counsel for the plaintiff to an elaborate ad-
dress to the Jury. stated the nature of the libel, and
animadverted, is strong and energetic langasge, spot
the atrocity of sack searriloas stacks os the clans-
ten of individalls. The defendant having silent
jadgesest to go by default, pleaded ia mitigation et
damages. mad west through a long and tedious speech,
remarkable only for the variety of toning and win l-
ing, saying and unsaying at intervals, eadeivoariug
to prove his iCSOCeite, expressing tooltitiii., sad
appealing with humility to the &silage of his jurors.
The whole of the proceedings engaged the attention
of the Court about fear hours, when, after a short
comeltation, the Joey returned a verdict for the
plaintiff--dannges all —(Alfred.)
EARTHQUAICI AT LIPION....ILISSOMr JULT 14.-en
This morning at a quarter before sena, there was •
violent shock of as earthquake which lasted vii or
seven seconds. The oscillation was rather perpeadi-
calar than knizontal. it consisted of two smart
shocks, within ti very short interval. The shooks
seem to haver beet mere n the ether side of
the Tagus. sad the buildings neat the sea were moat
affected, bit we have not learnt asy particulars of its
effects.
As English .oantlemas it is said, is about to seder
Wks in Prince pAgrpHee, fee whiek he has obtain-
ed she 10600114 4f the. Irene?' tiestertimoot. of cond..
vlerable magoltede iad *penance, It is, to establith
boa 'f she No as tiara 4 Vis steno- is • at __as t_ tali. passes-
'gni. aid liggage from 'ffi'Paris, in. 33 boats,
by the costs of St. Omer,' .11inthria, St.
sad reto.: 14 Ifni.' itiontlt4; Er firthtnt, it •
is expected the44# tneMweelilltegist to Or.
As the Reeoedmos Cosset, Doblia.-Jaly 20, Patrick
Connolly was arraigned on a charge of bigamy. Le
having, it was alleged. intermarried with a Miss
Wintosb, his former wife, who was a Min Matthews.
being still living. Hie trial was postponed on an af-
6devit, produced on the part of the prosecutor, which
stated the usavoidehle absence of the Rev. Mr.
Campbell, a material witness. He (Connolly) was
held to boil, himself is 1001. sod mounds, of 101.
earls.

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A Sherborne paper lately gave an account of an
apple, grown in the garden of a Mr. Randle, at Mar-
-1 bridge, measuring nine inches in circumference by
three inches and half in depth. We bays now in our
possession, from the garden of Mr. Jobe OM, of New-
ton Abbott, an apple of the pippin kind, ten inches by
five. From these early instances it is likely this
halt will be extremely fine as well as abundant.— .
(Alfred.)
Thn crops of wheat and barley. on many estates in
the South Hams, are double in quantity per acre those
that grew on the same estates last year. The apples
in the same district are also unusually large tkie,sea-
son.—(6ficrberne Jltyckry )

CORN Exenaros, JULT it—ln consequence. of the
unsettled state of the weather, 6ne Wheat fully rapport
llooday's prices; but harii4 but few buyers at Market,
the saint were by no means brisk, end no dews' as yet . •

for the inferior qualities.—Fine fresh %limbed Hsaky .
sold on full as good terms as on Minoiar; hot the
stained and stale samples could oily be got idid 'Mall •
*quantities at from 16s. to 17s. per qr.—:Bsuoi: Oats sod
Peas .wits heavy sale, and but little prop os, woe made
la the disposal of the present sap•plyy whisk 'Wiese.
large in each of those articles. '
Ft Itl.—The house of 91r. Roacb.isosksilkr, is Vine-
gavyaird, which we mentioned yesterday as having been
rdsimaged by fire on &today evening, was this mortriag,
abost two o'clock, observed to he again in flames. Pears
were for some time enteesinrd that the flames would
easels Drury-lane Thearre,Ast happily, throat!) 'booze--
done of the fire-men, the ravages were confined to the•
Ammo iw which the lire brake oat The hems., together
with the stock is traitor. sow entirely destroyed. 11r.
Roads, has not, for some time resided on the premises.
Tbey hive heen occupied el late, it is understood. by his
ems-to-law; of the name of ti .
Esseettle.—ls one report of the Odds yestertlay.
for I to 1 'plait Ajax, read 9 to 1. •

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