The Statesman.
London, England, 1818-08-26 00:00:00

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NAVA 1 PIT F. L LICENCE.
DEAL, Atm. 25.—Arrived,_ and sailed for thel
River, the Henry, Stranack, froni St. ; Fent- I
thde Increased, Manning, from ditto ; Dominica,l
Clark, and Percy, Smith, from Jamaica ; Princess
Mary, Nicholson, from-,St. Domingo, and waits for
orders; Mary, Stevens, from Mogadore; Peggy,
Holton, from Trieste ; and Brilliant, Coulson, from
St. Lucia.—Came down from the River, the William,
Noyes, for New York ; Levant, M'Kibtrer, for Bel-
fast; VVeymnuth. store ship, for die Mediterranean;
British Colony, Scott, for the Cape •f Good Hspe ;
Wootton, for Madeira ; Isabella, M‘Neale,
for Charleston • and the Cicero; Brown, for the
South Seal. The whole have sailed, except the
British Colony, and Cicero.
Potiisitoutd, 2's.—Arrived the Brilliant,.
Nszeby, from Tyr orders : put ender qua-
rantine; sailecron the 1211:*June, and from Gibral.
tar the 16th July. • On. thi 9th inst. spoke the brig
Indies, Smitht from Oporto to London, in lat. 44.
SO. long 12. who seppiiid the Brilliant with two
gskkkof water.—l'asseif through for St. Petersburg,'
the grated 'Stater; fe,ll4eldGeerfier, last from Cowes.
the ROM"' gun•brig, i cruise ; and
E:riends,tiansport, Ibr Deptford.
Auo. 34--Sailed the PrineeErnest
packet, with a Mail, for Lisbon; and Princess Char.
totte packet, with ditto, for the Islands.—ElGHT
P. M. A ship his just hthre in sight,' supposed to
be the. Princess Elisabeth packer, from the Islands
she cannot get in before one or two o'clock.
!poirpt, Aye. 25.-4asird this lion to-day the
Oneratil, pre*, from St. Kitt's. '
AironsT IL—Arrived off this port, the
Cairo, Freemen, froin Usiis'sStraits.
Lll6l/I'oo L, AUGUST I.—Attired the Aisle, Bloc,
from. Buenos Ayres ; sailed 28th May ; on the 29th,
off Elsanads, spoke the Hibernia, front the Cape,
for Buenos Ay re out 75,days; oo the 30th, in,the
River; spoke the Ann, (it Fowey, from Lnudort•for
Buenos Ayres, out 79 rays; oa the Slat May, spoke
in the River, the Catharine, of -Aberdeen, from
London to ditto ; on the 6th Augoitt, *ln lat. 48.29.
long. 24. spoke the Clear, from Plymouth to Balti-
more ; on the Bth, in lat. SQ. long. 11. spoke the brig
Rose, of Workington, for North America; on the
19th spoke the- brig Wilkinson, off Cape Clear,
from Liverpool to the Broils.

CIIELTENIIAN Aua. 21.

The influx of visitors is greater then we hese ox.
pertenced for a con,iderable time ; every day brings
distinguished arrivals; and the attractions at the
Theatre have proved highly advantageous to the Pro-
prietor during the lest week or ten days.
Mr.SINCLAIR, Mr,
and Mrs. EGERTON, end Mr.
Mimeo, those justly stars of the, eastern hemis-
phere, are playing alternately here and at Gloucester,
to elegantly crowded houses. Guy Mannering and
Hob Koy have been the chief attractions. It will he
oulficient to say (the merits of the respective Per.
formers being so well and generally known) that the
characters received all that richness of colouring for
which the Performers stand pre-eminently conspicu-
ous. Sinct.sitt i,ttroduced many of his favourite
songs, in which he was encored.
The houses at Gloucester have been crowded al.
most every night they hays exhibited their combined
talents. Thursday night Gos,ossarrit's Comedy of
She Stoops to Conquer, wis pertained to a very full
and fashionable- assemblage. Young Marlow was
spiritedly represented by. ao Amateur, a tsiend .of
Lord Zeikeley.

MILITARY Moven ENTs.—At an early hoar yes,
terday morning, the Metropolis exhibited consider.
able bustle and gaiety, in consequence of the severel
battalions of the different regiments of Foot Guards,
doing tne London and Windsor duty, changing sta.
lions. The fallowing is the order of the arrange:
ments for the ensuing sic months, vi*. t-r-Sd battalion
Grenadier Guards relieve the first battalion, doing
duty at Windsor, who proceed to quarters for the
winter; the Coldstream take possession of Knights
bridge barracks ; and the Ist battalion of the 3d
regiment will occupy those of Portman-street; the
2d battalion will do the Tower duty. The cleanly
soldier-like appearance of this fine body of men,with
their bands, &c., aided by the favourable state of the
weather, had a very striking and imposing effect.
Yesterdy the festival of St. Louis was celebrated by
all the French in this Metropolis. At ten o'clock
in the morning they assembled in the French chapel,
in King-street,
.Portman-square, where High Mass
was elebrated with the greatest solemnity. The
chapel was brilliantly lighed up and decorated for the
occasion. The service was performed by a French
Bishop, assisted by the Clergymen of the chapel.—
The music and singing were performed by the first
professional Gentleman in town. The chapel was
crowded, among the congregation were all the
Catholic Nobility and Gentry in town. The French
Spanish, Portuguese, sod Sardinian Ambassadors,
and their suites, several French Noblemen, &c.
The Went *of the population of Brighton may, in
some degree, be estimated by the number of stage•
coaches which daily start from, and return to, that
distinguished and highly-fsvoured watering-place—
the number is thirty-seven! ! !
JOUNSTONE, or as he is generally styled Jack JOHN-
STONE, is engaged for 14 nights at Liverpool, and
was to appear last night as Denis Brulgruddera.—
Mrs. DAVISON is performing with great success at the
same place.
A new Comedy and Farce, are to be produced at
Drury-lane Theatre, almost immediately after the
opening, of which report speaks favourably.
We learn that it was through the interference of
H. Willyams, Esq. of Truro, that Harvey the se indler,
was apprehended on the Continent. Being at Ge-
neva. Mr. ‘Villyams was accosted in the street by an
English servant, whom he found, upon enquiry, ,to
be a native of Truro, and to have left England with a
Mr. Harvey. This led to further questions, and Mr.
Wylliams had reason to believe that he had discovered
the fugitive, with whose person, however, he was
not acquainted. On communicating his suspicions
to the police, the latter required the production of
Harvey's passports; as these were not forthcoming,
he was detained, for the purpose of being sent to
England) to be identified.—(Gornapaii Gazette.)

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