The Statesman.
London, England, 1820-03-14 00:00:00

N.417.4L /JOEL L WAITE.

DIAL, M etch 12.—Came oars trees the River yes-
terday, sad sailed. the Priem Regent. Stenciler% fir
Naples: Unity. Taylor, fur Fayal ; and Ridley, Ridley,
for Jameiro.—Came down from the River, and sailed to-
day, the Four Sisters, Serpi., for Bourdeaus.
IRAs., MIItCH 13.—Arrived the t;lui•her, from New-
castle, for Plymouth ; and Robert, Jones, front Belfast ;
the latter has sailed for the River.—Caine Joon from
the River the Mary Ann Sophia. Hayward, for the Cape
et Boot] Hope; Claremont, (leaden, fur Jantaita ; Que-
bec, Williams, for Dublin ; and lonica, litahatit, fur St.
Andero. .
Poarssiot TIC M UtCH Auk .4 the 131;010o,
Edwards, from London, fur Madras and Bengal ; and
Hope, Wardle. front Plymouth.--Sailed the Amity. Wil-
son, fur Newcastle; Dove, Sternal], for Plymouth, and
Hope. Wardle, for Sunderland.
PORTIMPCTII. !Lump I3.—Arrived the Pallas, liar-
guard, from Cette, for Beernsey, and is nutlet quaran-
tine; and Concord, Hollis, from Waterford.---Sailellahe
Harvey, Miller ; Asia, Lindsey ; Three Sisters, Richard-
son ; and Providence, griffin's, for London.
isasIOCTII. MARSH 13.—The Malta. of this place, has
picked np the folleirtair heats, and landed them hove ::--
Dennison, Brown, of Month Shields; Diligence, Gib-
son, of ditto ; Friends, art ditto ; and Unity, Haywood.
of Ipswich.

FALSIOUTII,MARCH 11.—Arrived the St. Mary's, Bur-
ton, Irvin London, fot Jamaica: and Agenoria, Wove.
(coin ditto, for Babia.—!ailed the following whets, all
all with maili :—(isboro, for Lisbon and the Mediter-
ranean; Camden, for America; Lady Wellington, fur
Jath.ilea: and Lord Hobart, fur the Brazils.

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The tharlotte Oainhier, Allenson, of Lil erpool, from
Trinidad for Halifax, put into St. John's, New Bruns.
wick, I;th January, in distress, baring lost part of her
rudder, sails, bulwarks, and part of the crew sick. 11st
Master and Supercargo were left at West (Juaddy, wbsre
the vessel lost both anchors and cables.

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The three delegates belonging to the county of
Renfrew, who were lately apprehended in Ulmgow,
Idt/liK with a number of others of the sanse description,
were liberated on Frifav last, on Orin sufficient secu-
rity that. they woold come forward aglin when called
upon within a certain period. They a7l expressed their .
innocence. They were unconscious, they said, of fussier
done any thing wrong, as they knew not properly for
what ,purpose the bleedag had been called together, or
by whom it was originated.
It was remarkable in the year 1782, soon after
the accession of our late Sovereign, that the prin-
cipal Sovereign Princes of Europe then living,
were the third of..their respective names. viz.—
I. George 341. Kiag of England.
2. Charles 3d, King of Spain.
3. Augusta' 3d, King of Palm's'.
4. Frederick 3d, King of Prussia.
5. Charles Edusannel 9d, Kiag of Sardinia.
6. Mustapha 3d, Emperor of the Turk,.
7. Peter 3d, the new Emperor of Russia.
S. Francis 3d, Duke of Modena.
9. Frederick 3d, Duke of Saxe Botha.
Nine in all, a circumstance that WIC(' happened
before in the annals of Europe, nor perhaps ever
will again.
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Witliin the last fortnight three persons were
buried in the church-yard at Brightliog, whose naked
ages amounted tn,265 years, viz. Dame Buss, 84 ; Mr.
James Bass (a liberal benefactor to the poor), 87 : and
Dame Fuller, 94.

Rdward Sisith, of Spilsbv, in Lincolnshire, who ..
was one of the most singular characters in the kingdom,
died a few days ago, in the 13th year of hes age ; until
within a very few years, it was lies constant practice to ..
ride on bull, and instead of smoking tobacco, he had
his hay saltid, and.smokest it instead of that plant. By
his will, he directed that Lis body should he carried to
the grate by
.poor men,, who were to he paid ss. earl;
that the funeral should take piste early in the mornisP;
and that dove of his relasives or friends should attend,
or any, raonining he wore by them on Lis account, andri
a forfeiture of theft reepectlte legacies.
Theie are 134c/sues from the Welt ; 43from
the Nvetl, and East !tidings; and two from the City., •
entered' fiti trial a; the York Assizes. Five of which
have Speciaf Juries.
Last week Aspe men employed et a distillery in Fast
Lothian, via pile into a large spirit tun, when newly.,
emptied, and before the fresh air had got eirculaded;.
become isstantly ieseosible, and adsaker who went down. „
to assist is bringing them op, was wised in the saes, .
manner. The ninths were got out fis fart as poseibli*,...
and fonr of lbw" recovered, but a man of the nacre.
Watson lost his rife. •r.rdet ;
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