The Statesman.
London, England, 1815-10-31 00:00:00

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HAYTLEIN COURT DRESSES.

Ifanwiiii, 30.—Arrived the !tope, Lee; with
coals front Seek*dead; Inky, and brought in by a
mirage smock ; Argo, Campbell, with herririga,
from Dundee for Lomita*, 101 l anchor and ca-tyie end
other damage, brought in by a ialsage war!: ;
Look Alexander, with chills from Shields, lots of
two ancient and cables ; Flora, &sell, with coats
frosurieowlterlanal, betoken whir/lass, and had been on
skate In he West flocks ; Ceres, Mandell, with
lewd,* from Ct. David's for f don, has beeii ars shore
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onltidge, is leaky, sod the riadear otoloung;
oldoorirlysberry, from St. Übee, with molt, with 'sal
of thin anchors and cables. 'lb, Ditch vessel Oaren.
With cheese, 8::e. foundered loot night in the
Rolltioli,Prosarls, off this port, from Amsterdam for
Losulosco.
DOWEIIs Oct. 3G.—Came ha this morning Harper
transport, with loss of three anchors and cables ;
Foinetraosport, with leas of. two anchors, &r ; and
Ventre cotter, with -loos of one anchor and cable;
they all cat and run from the Downs.
PuaTssroeTu, Oct. 30,—Arrived the Alariner
transport, from the 'lawns, *irk loss of anchor and
cable; also errited a few other transports from ditto,
and about thirty sail of colliers, from the North.—
Arrived the Lord IVellingtontrensport,froin Quebec.
PootA, OCT. Ebeueser, Denny, of (his
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port, with coals, from 'Newcastle, is on shore ho
Studland Bay, having been obliged to cut from her
anchorage in last night's gale. It is expected she will
begot of.
DEAL, OCT. 30.—Passed by a fleet of Dutch men
' of war, and proceeded down Channel, supposed for
the East Indies.—The following transports have cut
from their anchors and cables, and run to leeward :
Lord Wellington, Rontnltts,• Robert,
Henry, Pearl, Albion, Alarmioa, Triton, and
Union packet; arse the Venus and (licsocc hired
armed aerie's; and Rattlesnake revenue lugger. The
following transports remain ail well: Ann, Juno,
Thomas, Bolus, Royal George, Elizabeth,
Marlin, Friends, Perceval,. Wation, ranee, Ceres,
Elizabeth, Ilfracombe, and harmony.--The brig
Salvador, mentioned yesterday, as on shore, went
all to pieces last night ; most of the cargo sad mate.
rials lire saved.

Very inprrh dresses for the Queen and Princassei
,of doyti, biro just been livistied by nor of our fa;
shiortable Dress-makeri. They are as follow
Quain or IlaYti't Datis:—Coniiits of petticoat
of white satin, richly entbroitleied in Feld- son;
tintietS,tmotittating it theAtottom with a bresd hold
fringe, the train of white lathe, ertibroillrred like the
prilie9st, loisped op on each ride (toloists ti drapes
rv) %skit gold tassels and elutlina • • i•••••44:44 frsd
net fall,t tram the lift shoulder; entl fattened entire
the right aitit, held up toy large cm-is ofdstildniS nape
the thou!ttr; the corner§ add .dg..a fsniithed ,
taisels st,d; fringe ;. a tick ilume of slJlte feit.liftf4
(tie
Itt of iiiittetOrk 9444. 401"iftetei
dreg,.
Tat l'itt,st6cstri' Get, a petticoat
of lilac estivt, richly trimmed with Ibree rood of gold
and silver triage, atrangivil to tertadreprries; thi
body ornamented in like man tier, finished al the imsofti
with a gold and siliet deltas With a finely eteeeteri .
rose, from which is iutipedde'diao etilt4ott sash of grad
and silver net ; the train is of eater Oiler, ;richly eas-
hroidrred round the bottom With larjle lettetsi in clip.:
twill (the reins of the tellies ingeltdi and large red
rose"; the aleeres are of &het tissee, each with a
Gower, the same as round the train; • tett bertutifd
frog and Noels finishes the bark ; the whale trim•
toed all round with gold and sitter foie* tur:-
respond with the petticoat.
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The Second, a pink corded satin pettiiott
train, the petticoat covered with a boantirul blond
lace, richly winked in silver, the bottom embroider-
ed with scallopfisi. titter lama, looped ep on each
;side with large bunches of French floaters, Assesi and
lilies of the valley; the train ornamented at the lint;
tnat with an elegant wreathing of silvsdr hops and
Fran; h roses, terminated by a broad blood Ince
worked in Sifter lama, like the petticoat ; the sleet*.
richly embroidered in silver, as also the body, which
is finished at the bottom with a silver cestaa. Front
the left shoulder depends a rich drapery of blond and
finished on the right 'side by a tory besitiful
wreath of roses and other flowers.

Extract from a letter, dated Cape of Good Hope,
June 12, 1815 :—" Lord Moser` has made • rtle
quisition to Lord COARLes-Soxsairt (oarGovernoe
ism' Commander in Chief)._ for as essay Kerepeant
troops as he can spare.. The war lit the Nepali
country, which he is carrying on; yew may be sure
is very destructive to oar tronps. :Wei have inconsegorece,
consegerece, slimily sent twit dieltnitynrif,ttpeiterts
regiment from hence; the last wilt folfaw to-morente...
Ant' Sir A. Casseetu. has ;ern (robs die Metarities..
the 87th regiment, with the sink etimpanini of the
! 22J, and the light Companref 'die,' lilth`reginvent.--
Colonel KerrastOf •who -was Isiety (it/o'erslot of the
Island of Bourbon, IS gone -with -these .troops to
Bengal. Thal era told they will raceett-slirece op
to the Nettled .aolintry, although there are only.loo
men of the 66th regiment (eft at fort 'llllilJiale:—.
Bourbon was detected up to ihe'Freinieen the bib
i.of April. The merchints have beiWthrovisileitdereit '
~v v_ ir
emhartesserente in this. settletneet, by Inotes. '.
,waifs (Sir G. Beattcisi) haVini take, 'on the Cape
Mail to Indlit,We learn this from Rio Jeneiro,.
where it siaseenealleknown that she stelae) not teeth
here. The Centaur., 74, Captale CAtit.llllLo, is
about to return to Englund:li ' ...-
About thirty years age, the pritm 'Oll/4144441
grewera iif wheat was nearly the same as at tbe_peme
, sent period. The quartero loaf theft gold iip laitie
don at from 51. to 7d. It Is now at lieLlie
rquartern. •
Extract of a letter from Dover, dated Ort. 0:-.... -
. - 1., Baron JACOBI CLEM', EnveyllitiaordinerY esti
from the King of Pa
pists.
30th Minister Plenipotentiary from Accounts have been received from America, to the
30th ult. It does not appear that the Governesent of arrived last night from Ca'ais, in the Ptirabdh extra
1 packet. Dispatches from Lord Carrixeciou also
In-
diets tribes ; and the Sacks end Foxes,
the United States has as yet made peace with the In-
k was ender. arrived in the night from Calais, a*d were forwarded
stood, still refused to tryst with the American Com.lby a Messenger to London.' A strong east wind has
t prevented any passage vessel or pact,tet 2 missioners. The accounts from SL Louis would lead getting node(
harbour last night or this day ;,and is coeseptinee
us to believe that an American war in that quarter it
a large pow boat has Sees sent out, to make either
is not at all improbable, and that it would be prose-
f Calais or Boulogne, with the Mail for France, euted .tits vigour.and
The accounts from the West were more favourable. I several bags of dispatches."
By advice, of the 17th instant, from ‘ibratilir,
Gen. Beams and suite arrived on the 26th from the
it we learn that no sickness had taken place there this
Niagara, accompastied with many other American
Officers,and there was every reason to suppose that an : mum and as the cold weather had set in, • none
advantageous pease would be signed with the Indians;
; was expected.
in that quarter. Detroit is now garrisoned by 1200 f Nearly 300 sail &reenters have arrived in the river
or 1300 men, under the command of Gen. MILLER.; since Saturday last, from Sunderland, Shield., sm.
The peace which is talked of, it is supposed, will be • The price of coals, in consequence, ins fallen to
very advantageous to the western merchants and about 661. town delivery.
traders. 1 The practice of stealing coach-glasses is now'rf-
' newed with redoubled activity. Last Friday night
• Mackinac was garrisoned by about 400 troops,
under Gen. Chambers. Fort Dearborn and Chicago,
the premises of Mr. Teokey, coach-maker' Wigmore-
were not to be re-established till next year. The street, Cavendish-square, wets entered and 31 plate.
troops are represented to be io a flue state of disci. glasses taken from the different carriager. Several
,line. On the 7th Sept. eifto of the now. 3d, co. Gentlemen's private coach-houses hive been attempt.
barked at Erie for Detroit. ; ed, and some robbed, in the course of list week.
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The Niagara Journal, of the 12th September, con. 4 EITRAORDINARY -ACCIDENT.-06 Monday, the
taint the following paragraph :.r...6 4 A Council was instant; -- Copping, about 21 years of age, a
held in this village on this day with the Indian., by servant In'husbandry to J. M. Theobald, Esq. went to
Coddepham, Suffolk, to engage. himself ,for the ea-
Messrs. Parish and Grainger. for the purpose of pur-
chasing for the State their title to the Islands in /IA suing year; and, at eleven o'clock at night, mistak-
Nia;;r ra. The Indians consented to the sale.
The Dog the coping of It 'wall for a stile dividing the yards
of two cottages, he jumped over, and
.pluttged into*
bargain only requires the ratification of the American
Getvernment. well, a depth of 95 feet, with eight or nine feet of
Covsser-oattoes THEATRE. -Mr. KotaLt per-
water at the bottom. la this situation the poor fel-
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formed the part of Coriehteur last bight, to his usual low remained half an hour. His cries, however,
.were hie d ; sed a man, named I. Orford, a pumi..
style of pre-eminent excellence, and was rapturous.
ly applauded throughout. It Is anyuestionably one maker, iti Caddeohate, at the risk °Chid life, descend_
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of the finest efforts ever witnessed of the bisttionic 'ad into the wells and furnished the sufferer with a
art. We regret. howeier, .to sty that this renewed rope. lie was drawn up 40 feet; but, hie strengik
failing, hf lost his hold, mein fell, end hurt hierself
favourite of the public appeared ae staffer consider*.
bly from the effects of a saverecoggh. - ,by strikitek agsinit the bucket. A "second attempt
The
new Farce of zreofs• - per colt announced proved SOCCPS4OI ; lied we hare the pleasure to learn,
gentlemen by whom the poor man
is said to be written lay • that the medialfor Thursday at Drury-lane,
Mr. IleastaT Wit.t.tunon, who, however, denies :has been attended, consider him to be in a fair way
a report that the principal incident is borrowed from ' of recovery. .
a circumstance which took place in his own family. f ''' ATTRACTIONS ARE tAittous.—The Sus attracts
We know not whether it be worthy of credit, but the Earth, Beauty attracts all created beings; but
it is whispered that a young Foreigo (Mier of inns- the greatest attractions of the present moment, are
trifles rank Isar claimed the pension as a wounded the Three Prises of Lz, 5A,0 0 0 , and the Four Prizes of '
e 20,000, all of which may be drawn Tuesday 7th General tater in the British service.
A journeyman carpenter of Bodmin has lately
November; this accounts for the throng of beatstiful
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discovered a eetnealed treasure, amoenting (report , Ladies:daily to be men at tlie Likely Offtces. •
states) to 1500 guineas, some of which beer date 143 :
years back. The man asserts that the place where be t COAL &I AltKlVit, Oct. Xl.
resod the treasure was revealed to him in a dreamt , °tar at Write% galeagold. ' Price.
1 110 N ewcastle .... .
but rifest, to give any farther particelari. 4 Ileo4odoml ....
. es asset. ..1. in 06, gd

SHEERNESS, Ocr. 30.—The. Thames, Lawson,
from Sidelds, with coals, was lost last night in the
Meplin Sand—crew saved. The Gems, Altos, from
ditto, with coals, also last, same place—crew saved.
The Grampian, Sirr, from Aberdeen, arrived with
toss of anchor and cable. The Captain of the
Thstaies says, that a vessel was loot last night close
to him, whose name be could not ascertain, and all
hands lost.

YAILNIOUTII, OCT. 30.—Pet back with damage
and most unload, the Drry Gelrueders, from New.
castle for Rotterdam.—S-inssel, Dutch built, is on
store at Winterten, name unknown. A inlet, sop.
posed a collier, was lost last night on the &ruby.
The Friends, mentioned to be on shore yesterday,
is sunk in deep water. It blew a gale last night, tawny
of the ships in the Roadi druyt, but sustained nos
other damage.

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