The Statesman.
London, England, 1822-06-05 00:00:00

SIIIPPI.vG ISTSGLIGENCE.

DEAL, JUNE 4.—Arrived and sailed for the Rim.
the Sarah, Thacker, from Bombay; and the Prince Re.
gent, Anderson, from Botany Bay and the South Seaa,—
%Viad N. IL
PLTMOUTU, lux& 3.—Arrived If. M. S. Superb, from
Porsmouth, to be paid off.—Wind S. E.
The Union, Jameson, from London to Riga, ran as
shore near Domeneas, previous to the 13th ult.; bat it
was expected would be Rot off.

The East India Company's outward bound ship Rm.
wirkshire was all well in lat. 3. North Long. 2(. IS. W.
on the 27th.) y.

The William 6irlie proceeded on her voyage kern
the Cape on the 21st March.
Amato, siog of Otalseire, died of a dropsy on
the 7th of December last. His remains were deposited
on the 11th in a new stone tomb, at the opp•r
end of the large chapel he bad erected ter chris-
tian worship in that island. A Regency, consist-
ing of the principal c►iefs, has bee■ formed, the
heir to the Crown being only two yeses of age:
PLDISTRIANISM.—The pedestrian who stuted en
Monday, at twelve o'clock, to walk one hundred miles
■ twenty-four hours, on Hampstead Heath, finished
its task yesterday with ease, and could have won it
had he had two hours less time, as be bad walked
binety five miles by nine o'clock yesterday anomie&
having then three hours to spare.
11.. Onscoar.—We are most happy to aswoweee
that there has been, since our last *sties, coosifierablo
amendment iu the state of this most excellent Grade-
man—although be had not, either as Thursday sight
or last, any repose, or as interval km pain.—lt is
gratifying to us to announce, that the Surma-Gem-
ral expects Mr. Gregory's restoration to his official dei-
ties in about ten days.—(Dehlis Patriot.)

EDWARD JSRNINGHAM, ESQ.—The remains of this
excellent man were on Monday removed from Lis house
inßolton-row for interment in the family vault at
Cossy. They were followed by a number of relations
and friends desirous of paying the last tribute of re-
spect to onr, who was beloved and esteemed by all wb•
knew him. lle was many years the faithful and judici-
ous Secretary to the English Catholic Board, and at-
tended the (loose of Commons on the second reading
of Mr. Canning's Roman Catholic Peers' Bill, in good
health and spirits—on the following day to was at-
tacked with erysipelas, which caused his death.
The residence of the celebrated poet Cowper, at
Olney, has recently been taken by Mr. Rabane of that
town, and converted into a bookseller's shop.

Diet! on Monday, at his seat in Berkshire, after a
short illness, originating in a severe sold, the Right
lion. Lord Bulkeley.
In consequence of the establishment et tlyvaes
from Exeter to London, the dairymen and others in
the neighbourhood are enabled to send their baler.
poultry, veal, &e. to the Loudon marker, at a very
low pries of carriage. Veal is bought there at 34.
per lb. and sold in London at 83. to 94. The retailers I
in London, therefore, realise an immense profit.—
(Boa Journal.)

MARKETS.—(Tate Moaxt;to)

(EXCLUSIVELY FOR THIS STATESMAN.)

CORN MAR CT, JUNS 5, I g22.—The arrinls site
Monday are very large, n hick. added to what was ler, •
at the close of the last market, makes a anperalmsda,t
str:ply; althonzh Whea! war off, at 24. per traa::..r
less, it remained without purr...nem Still, lower pries
may be expected next week. As to the proposed WM;
of perrnittin: foreign corn in hood to be groand into
11.tur, for exportation, this cannot possibly rauc.e
eriers, bct, most likely, lower.

Con'-Eucirallor, Jena s—There wa. scarcely a
purchaser of Witeat.this morning. but prime stmri,‘
~h.sin•rl last Monday's prices, and all inferior de-
scriptions are very Leavy. there being no demand for
them, the priers of which are nominal. There was
eme demand fur Peas and Beans, ',hid' support last
Market day's prices, as there was not a great sipPli
of them at Market.—lo Oats the Market au dolt.

■WUT M4Tillt LT LONDON..7,I'KM it. M.
Morning 0 m. after 3. —Evening 23 ex. after 3.

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