The Statesman.
London, England, 1818-10-08 00:00:00

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NAVAL INTELLIGENCE.

DEAL, OCT. 7.—Arrived and sailed for the Riter
the Queen, from Teneriffe ; Thetis, Yarrow, from:St.
Thomas; Harmony, Jones, from Dublin ;
from Petershurgh for Ancona, and sailed.—Came
down from the River the Medina, Kennedy, for Ja-
maica ; Findlay, Harris, for Sierra Leone; Fortuna,
Boyd, for Trinidad ; William, Pollock, and Patrick,
Crosby, for Belfa,t ; Perseverance, Luke,and Emily,
Outwit, for the South Seas; Ceres, Beckner, .for
Africa ; and sailed with the whole of the crewel&
bound for their different destinations, except the
Dolphin Dutch man of war, which remains.
DOVER, OCT. 7..—The Isabella, Date, foundered,
after having been..dismastecl in a hurricane in lat. 26.
30. long. 62. 50. W. on a passage from Grenada to
London, with sugar, rum, and wine; two passen-
gers and three of the crew drowned ; the Captain and
remaining part of the passengers and crew were pick-
'ed up by a Danish ship, sit days after, and were
landed here this morning.

PORTSMOUTH, OCT. 7—Sailed. the Restitution, for
Gibraltar and Salem; and Spectator, for Deanatkra.
FALatormt, OCT. s.—Arrived the Blucher packet,
Kith a Mail, from the Leeeard Islands, last from St.
Thomas, in 2.8 days.

PADSTOW, the Speedwell, —,
from Limerick to London, with her 511119 split, how.
sprit gone, and much si rained in her upper works ;
and Mary, Kemprhorne, from Neath to St. Ices,
leaky, and top-mast carried away.
LIVERPO3L, ltuby, Whitey, from
hence to Newry, is totally Inst in Dondrum Bay.—
Arrived the James Munroe, Watkinson, from Nee
York : sailed 10:h September.

Coweg, Ocr. thin morning from Jack-
in•the.Ba 'let a transport, name unknown, with
consicts, for New South Wales.

Sir HENRY 11 ALrono, says the gossip of the Kew
Correspondent, had a narrow eseepis from serious in.
jury, after his return from NVindsor, on Tuesday
afternoon, whilst riding on horseback in the neigh-
bourhood of Kew. The animal was young and spi.
riled, and by a sudden plunge threw Sir HENRY with
considerable violence upon the " pummel of the sail.
die." The pain occasioned by the concussion was so
great, that " for several hours some serious injury
was apprehended."
CovENT-GAanesr.—After the comedy of The Clan.
destine Marriage, in which Mr. Fa nit EN played Lord
Oglebg, i'h his usual success, the farce of Lore,
Law, and Physic, was performed, and Nlr. J. ItussEr.i.
played the part of Flexible. This Gentleman Conti.
noes to prove himself an able successor to M
A-
THE WS ; he gave his imirationa last eight with his
.111134 force, and was greeted with repeated rounds of
eppleuse by the audience. His fame as an imitator is
now established ; to which, also, he adds a claim to
approbation, es an actor of no mean talent.
The industry of Miss O'Ncit. is astonishing.—
Preparatory to her joining the Covent-garden COM.
piny, she Flays at Liverpool, this week, five ark-
ous characters its surceasion. This Acwas has net-
ted some thousands, it is said, during her country
excursion.
INCLEDON is engaged by M'CREADY to perform
his principal characters 10 Car iisle.—M iss BOOTII is
performing at Chester with great eclat; as is also
DENNING, late of Covent.garden Theatre.
MARGATE, OcT. 6.—The English are pouring
over in shoals from the Gallic shore. The stage
coaches now arrive regularly between the boors of
seven to eight in the morning, heavily laden, within
and without, with passengers and luggage for the
steam-boats ; the consequence is, a notification that
the Victory yacht will run through the wind and
water for a month longer.
The Earl of Trtas ET on Monday last gave a grand
dinner to Mr. Buoucnam and the Committee of the
East and %Vest Wards. One hundred and twenty
sat down in the great Hall. The Noble Host did the
honours of the table with that affability and distin-
guished elegance of manner for which he is so eminently
conspicuous. Many excellent and convivial songsand
appropriate toasts enlivened the day till a late hour.
The Noble Earl, in avoss leg his sincere good wishes
to the cause of indepPtidence, in which he said, that
in our late struggle " Defeat was no disgrace, and
success would have been a real triumph," spoke most
justly the sentiments of the whole popular interest in
the county, and a toast which he again gave, " Good
fortune to ourselves and better humour to our adver.
series," will he universally admitted to contain nor
admirable and most dignified reproof to those who,
notwithstanding their late success, have disgraced
their cause and themselves by every sort of unprovoked
and coarse scurrility. Whether the Lord Lieutenant
instructed his Imo Representatives, or encouraged
this unjustifiable line of conduct in them now, as well
as in his furious partisans (we don't mean the
(Bludgeon-men) during the contest, will be shown
hereafter.—(Kendal Paper.)
A short time since a district running across the
little island of Stronsay, Orkneys, was visited by a
violent thunder storm, accompanied by a fall of twit,
or rather solid masses of ice, which utterly destroyed
the crops and pasturage of a whole farm, whereby
Mr. Fowlis, the tenant, and 13 families (sub-tenants
end cotters), comprehending 87 persons dependent
on him, are reduced to misery sad want.
LINCOLN'S INN H ALL.—The Weskit of this old
building is nearly repaired and beautified to corre.
spud with the Vice-Chancellor's Court. It is cased
with Bath stone. The old dirty tiling has also
been removed, to give piece to large handsome slates.
and with the rohlition of the new cupola, or dome, it
has a neat and elegant appearance, worthy of a su-
perior Court of Judicature.
The Pagoda Bridge over the Canal in St. James's
Park, is in a state of rapid decay. It is, we under.
stand, to be succeeded by a cut-iron bridge, now
preparing at WOOl4 la.

THE STATESMAN

PARLIASIENTARY PAPER.

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An Account Of the charge open the Consolidated Fund, in the
Year ended the sth Jaiestary, 1818 t eactuvlve Of the intere•l of
the Public Debt, and_of IV pottiest§ upon Exchequer /I Ils i
dist ingui.hing theamine under-the several kends of Civil List,
Conn. of Justice,acc. Mint, other Salaries and Allowances,
and Bounties. '
CIVIL LIST.
For the support of his Majesty's Household, per •
Act 17 Gra. 111. . • . 898,000 0 0
Ditto, 44 Geo. 111. cap 80. • . 60310.1 0 0
Ditto, 52 Geo. M. • . .
.. 70,000 110
COURTS OF JUSTICE.
Judges of Engiaad and Wales . 13,053 0 0
Debc:encirs its the ealariet of English Judges,
tier Act 4' Geo. III: • .:. • • • „ 12,959 2 8
Additional ..Juries to the Welch Judges 3,20 U 0 0
John Baldwin, Esq. Receiver of the seveh Police
Offices' . 21,642'18 fi
. . .
Patrick Colquhoun, Esq. ditto, Thames Police
• . 7,666 14 8
°flier • . .
Henry John Ilinchliffr, L.q.Chief Justice of the
Adini•alty Court at Jamaica '. • . . 9.000 0 0
The -Sheriff. of England and %Nate* . • . 4,00 J 0 0
~(;14.r:: of the Ilanuper in the Court of Chancery
MINT.
The Master of his Majesty's Mint in England
Thou:sic Morri-on, E.q.. Receiver of the Fees •
sold Emiil.ll.-Ais in the Other of the Mita in
the r..w..r ..f 1....1 , per Act 39 (ieo. 111. _ . •
Tbe Muster of his 7thie•ty'v liltat in Scotland 1,200 0 0
SAI.Altt Ls AND ALLOII ANCES.
The Right lion. Charles Abbot, hie Speaker of
the I timer of Common., to complete his salary ' •
of 6.00)1 per
The Right lino. Chutes Manners "Sutton.
-
Speaker of d' ,to complete his salary of
6.0001. P., notions . . . 1,575 1 9
Eduard If ober. s. I sq on the )earl) sum of 631 t.
' formerly paid ICI die A minor of the'Lschett net 650 00
,• George Prpler, li. q. Inspector of . tons toe Leng-
th:in-F. auto IWI . . . 761 0 0
Cntrf Cashier of the Bank, fur fees at toothy, •
Public Oakes . . • . . IMO 0 0
Ditto South Sea Company. (indium auditto . -275 16 0
For she encintraxeineist of the grooth of hemp
J.
and Flax in Scotland . . . 9,95 S Isl.
W no. %I . Prae.1,12..q. Chairman of the Commis:Amur, '• '
fur :sodium, the Ptinlic Accounts . . . 1,400 0 a
Sir C. it. Boughton, Bart. use of the Conuni.-
sionets for ditto . .• 1,200 0 0
F. P. Eliot, Lq. . ditto 1,200 0 0
It. Dan lilli. I.q. . ditto . 1,200 0 0
John WhrMan • L.q. . ditto 1,20 J 1) U
John Sargrot. E- q. . liilltli • I.WO 0I)
JOllll iillotCV. I:1. • dill„ • 1,200 'll 0
Satanic. and Contingencies in the Office f r au-
diting the Public Accatini. ditto . 35,781 7
John Ilalket. E-q. Chairman of the Commis-
•• ers far anditiog she West India Accounts
James I baton:its, Esq• one of the Litantit•sioners
of Pinto . . . .
John Vi i 14.111, Ecq.
. ditto
Solari?. and Contingencies in the Office of the
*rid Coininissioaert. • •
Earl (does,Re .. Ppi.e:Nr
.IkAle(t)N!itijS.Lieo. 111.
1.11f41
Lady Dorchester „ . 26
John Prim. lEitq. . SO •
Richard Penn, Lsq. .
Ili. It. 11. •he Doke of Claren. e 31
Ilis it. 11. ihe Dime of York 52
tier R. H. the Iltirliess of York
Ili. It. 11. the Pri!:re of %% ales 35
Earl St. Vincent . 55
V i•cnitni Drinean .
His a. 11. the Doke of Kent 39
Ili It. 11. the Doke of Cumberland
Doke of Rica d . -
Lord Et.kine . .
Sir Arch. Macdonald
Sir. James Nlan,lield
Sir Alan Chanyhre
Sir Sidney Smith
liaranrss _Abercrombie
Alexander •:reke
His R. H. the Doke of Sussex
His It. 11. the Dike of Cambridge
Lora Iltoraii.i.iiii .
Sir .Janie.S.IIIIII4 CZ • 43
Lord Bortingdon, et al' fur Lord
Amite-Pa . .
Duke of /1,1911 .
Ilenry NI. Iher, F q.
.soh . Sewell. F.'.. ,
Joan W. C 0..., ton, Esq.
W. 'ferret!, E..q.
Lade Nelson
Sir R. Straclum
laity Collings% ood
Wm. Sarah do.
Don. Mary P. do
Sir J. T. Dackworth .
His Royal flightless the Doke of Clarence
Ditto ditto Kent
Di•to ditto . Citinherland—
Ditto ditto . Sus-ex
Ditto ditto Combo iilge
Ili! highness the Duke of Giiiocester
Der Highness the PfIIICCIS Sophia of du.
Earl Nelson . •
Lord Ito,lney .
Viscount hike . 413
Viscount IV ellington , . • fal
Earl of Wellingloto . 52
lion. Jane Perceval (now Carr)
!ler It. 11. the Princess Augusta Sophia—
Ditto Elizabeth •
Dit to Niary(nott Duchess of Gloicester)—
Ditto Sophia • ...... _
Sir Archibald :Macdonald 53
Sir James Mau-field . --
Sir Alan Chanshre
filer It. 11 the Princess of Wales 54
Doke of Wellington •
Lord Beresford . -
Lord Comber:acre •
Lord Exmouth .
l.urd Hill .
Lord Lyndoch .
Lord %sal.teighnat
his. It. It. the Duke of York," al'
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in trip,' for the Pi ince.. Charlotte 56
and the. Prince of i °burg
His It. H. the Duke of It ark --
Ditto ditto Clarence
Her 11.11 the Princess A sigu.ta sophin
Ditto Elizabeth .
DittoNlary(now Duchess of Gloucester)
Ditto .-iiiihia
Lord Colchester

X. s. d.

33,800 0 0

1,500 0 0

1,000 0 0
1,000 0 0

6,318 17 S

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M MELIA N MOUS.
loterest, &c. nn a moiety of 50.00(3,000 of florins
raised by the house of Hope and Co. for the
service of ltts,•sia, per Art 55 (iro. 111 c. 115 130,641 7
Chief Ca-hivr of the South SPA Company. being
deticienc v of the profits. &c. of thesaid Com-
pany, per Act 55 Lieu. 111. cap. 57. sec. i.
BOU sr! ES.
Liem. B. Vine, for the seizure of slaves no
hoard La l'arisienne, and condemned ot the

4.648 14 4

s' .

3,615 0 0

Mauritius
Sir Ralph Woodford, fur seizure and condemna-
tion of stn.. es imported into the %%est Indies
Augustus Pechell, Lsq. fur the like service ditto

78. 0 0
7S 0

1,755,211 1 7

The forthcoming reduction which has been an.
nounced, will leave nearly the same number of Stand-
ing Corps as in the years 1764 and 1792, but it is
not so pleasing to reflect that by lavish allowances
within the last foar years to Geneil Officers, and
their consequent retirement to enjoy ihe otium cum
dignitote," and to give scope to profuse promotion,
the country has to pay shout huff a million sterling
for Retired Pay and Half-pay more than in 1792,
besides haying to regret the acquisition by Govern-
ment of a vast deal of unconstitutional patronage
and influence.
Rayner his failed in his task, of going forty miles
in five hoots, which he undertook, on Nlonday last,
on the Canterbury.road, near Ashford. He went
the first ten miles in 65 minutes, but gave op the at-
tempt, before he bad completed the second ten.