The Statesman.
London, England, 1812-11-30 00:00:00

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rxstnrem, Noy. 28.—The Wasp brig of mar I
arrived yesterday from IRA Audero, with dispatches
from Sir Home Popham. It is understood that she
does not bring any particular news: The Armide
frigate, Captain Temple, arrived here yesterday,
being carried away her maineyard in a heavy gale of
loud ; she has been refitted, aid sailed again on a
cruise to the coast of France.
sailed the Rhin frigate, Captain Malcolm, on a
guise off the Western Islands; and the Stork,
Orestes, and Goldfinch, to the Westward.
Arrived the Strenuous gun-brig, having captured
offiellisleand brought in with her two French brigs
and a sloop, laden with salt; and the Almons!, Al-
len, from London.
Fiyagoven, Nov. 27.—Arrived yesterday the
Midas, from Gibraltar and Guernsey.
Put back the Harmony, Fraser, for the Brazils,
very leaky she parted from the Java frigate) about
a week since.
The following packets, with Mails, on board) ire
gone into the Roads :—Prince Ernest, for Lisbon ;
Lady Emilg, for Gibraltar and Malta; Adventure,
for the Windward Islands; and are Eliza, for

rinam.
limortar, Nov. o9.—Atri►ed the,. Soul of Lei-
cesler packet, i►itl't ti Mail and passengers froni Ile.
'ind.
lamed b' thh homeiard-baund Baltic convoy, of
:bout 70 sail, under convoy of five sloops of war.
Sailed the Beanfoy packet, for oOttenbtirgh ; and
the Diana packet, for Heligoland, both with Mails
and passengers.
DgAin Nov. 29.-4eiled his Majesty's ships Par.
&peso and Pioneer on a cruise of the Frentit omit:
Poiesmouth, Nov. 29.....aterived yeitercity his
Majesty's ship Rosario from the Dowus.
Sailed hii Majesty's ships Vettreuti ind Aineess
earolfne, for of cliarbergis the Lorre, *124
btla ; and the 'Ciento/a fa►th, Down..
P. S. The ships which Ailed to jilts the Weet
unsay at Falnieutl, gait obit of the *fight Yilititt
day morning.
Arrived the Mipidgunairig; with t comity trbm
the Downs.
Lximez.

GOVT OF RING'S BF.NCII, Nov 'S.
,
_it • to vtki. V. ooeiiimeru:
Mts. Sc4dtair said,. this was a .guiption en the
Meaning of the Reeord: If the Word " Proprietor"
meant sok, or 4 Pf4iirj44oK.
Lord LiAtineelouem said, it this arse had gone
on, he was,*idedly of opinion the Plaintiff 'could
have rirc44ed to higher damages than had been
even against himself, id t case tried in London;
in *Melt the present Plaintiff was Defendant, arid
'and *here his Lordship having directed the Jury to
die utmost divines *bleb the Plaintiff, in tlidt
Mimi, could have suffered from loss of character;
they very properly ger' a verdict—Damages One
Farthing: Thu his Lordship was satisfied MUst
have been the height of damages in ,the present am:
There was here Such enOrnieus slander on both sides,
that the best thing he could do tor both parties Weir
to recommend a. stet pi-aces:lli. By desire of Mt.
Scarlet' this matter was allowed to stand over till
nett term.
TUE SING; V. Jtssttcci tit CbMSTIII.AND.
The rale obtained by Mr: Billtigham for a mends:
mus, calling on the Justices to fix the rate pf wages
of the journeymen wearers agreeably to law, Wes
enlarged till nett tetra.
'int RING V. AltKEili.
The Defendant received judgment or the Court;
Fe having been eoniicted of publiihing a libel against
Lieut. James Bogle Delapp, late of thh Dragoon
14ards, but now lieut.-C:ol°nel of the Seamy Mix
Mal, by ca using a placard to be affixed in four dif-
f:-Hit toffeehoUses, in which, naiOngst other matt
*cr, Mr. Delapp *as called a Scoundrel anti a
ensiled.
The sentence of the Court was, that Mr: Aicken
be impilsoned six months, arid enter into retn!gni-
linen to keep the peace fir tiered yetis, himself id
5001. and two sureties Is leol. each.
COURT OF COMMON PLEAS, Net. MI
cducx a. covET.
this was a can which stood for judgment: It war
an action brought by a landlord egiinst a tenant.--
An objection was taken, that the Pleistiff ought to
have been nonsuited, becatsio be bad Mated 6t, his de.
claration that the Defendant belying tenant 4d nines
teen acres in the parish of Tvddiagton. *mild
out in evidence theta Mall 1111,01, occupied by the
Defendant, was in another parish. That part of the
declaration was therefore represented as unfree,
because alI the Plaintiff's land did not lay in Ted-
dington.
The Learned judge, MANIIIPMDD, elmereed, le this
it a trivial action, and if the parties are wise' they
will put an end to it. without going farther. It is a
pity to devote costs to such an objection is this. It
is merely a verbal mistake, but the declaration reads
that this man was a tenant of land in Teddington,
and part of the fend was in another parish. It is not,
.herefore, true,•and sorry we are to say, there most
be a new trial; but we recommend the parties to stay
Rule IQ' 4 new trial made absolute. •
This being the last day of Term, the motions re-
lated principally to 'latices of practice.

The parish of Si. Mary-le-bone have lately ands
increased the number of their patrol. and watchmen.
Last Saterday night, about nine o'clock, an alarm
of fire was given at the Printing-oflice a Mr.
STRAIIAN. The engines attended shortly afterwards,
but finding that all danger was over, they soon re-
turned home. We are happy to say, that our en-
Twits enable nit to mention that no considerable da-
mage was done before the flames were subdued, and
that ear esereceited the least persOual injury.