The Statesman.
London, England, 1815-08-22 00:00:00

NAVAL INTELLIGENCE.

DEAL,' Ave. 21.—Came down from the
and sailed the George Canning, for Buenos Ayrk.,;
Venus, for the Cape of G,poil !lope; MaEcho aro
Lady's Adventure, fo► Newfoundland; and
for Philadelphia.--Remain the Fanny, for Botany
Bay, and a fleet of transports. .

Po ItTSMOU Amel.—Arrived the Union,
and Eliza, Me!haling, from Bermuda ; Arch like
Charles, from Ostend; his nijest)'s fliVoro.
from the Downs; and Dextrous, from a truice.—
Sailed his Majesty's ship Seahorse, for Plimmrh.
AUG. 19.—Sailed the Duke of Ete
packet, Laureace, for Lisbon, and Frederick pa, kot,
for Corunna, both with Bails ; American brig
Susanna, and Russian ship Joseph,. for the Dowqs.
PENZANCE. AUG. 19.—The Abeona, Uoitley, of
and froth Poole, for Liverpool and New foondlanil,
itrOck Oil a rock called the Leigh, near the Ronde
Stone, last night, about half-past seven o'clock.
The Captain says, he Saw the Rundle Stone out rt
the water. The crew took to the boat ; it came on
dark, and they could see no more of her; suppose,
she went down, as she was filling very fast.

A General Order has been issued, directing that
the rap now in use by the infantry of the army shad
be discontinued, and another capadopted.
It appears that many Officers who were engag9j
in the battle of Waterloo, lost all their• baggage,
which they now consider irrecoverable, jt
been pliiiideied by some of the Belgians in the rear
of the army during the action.
The accounts through Cadiz, Which wt. ebtsitipd
yesterday, are in direct voitsadictinn .with the 916.0.
Lions of the destructive ferocity of General Mount()
in the Gulph of Mexico. lei: Said.that be.has every
where extended the Royal clemenry in the' form rf
amnesties, and that he has merely dtgarrried•the pen.
pie, to prevent future mischief..li is asserted that
the whole of Venezuela,, comprehending the entire
territory of Caracas, has submitted to the forces of
FERDINAND•

Advises from Buenos Ayres reached us yesterday
to the date of the 30th of May. In the short inter.
vat between the 27th and 30th of that month, dal
merchants representing the British interests on the
shores of the River Plate, had determined ned to sc.
cept the protection offered by Captt PERCY. of the
Hotspur frigate, 'but at all risks to—remain, trusting
to the liberality of the native Government, or to the
justice and generosity of the Spaniards' should the
expedition arrive at Buenos Ayres. In the late rero.
lotion about 20 personsited been arrested, sad the
new rulers maintained a perfect understanding with
ARTIGA4, trern, in respect to them, had removed
much embarrassment, by opening all the ports ott the
left bank of the River Plate.

l'Actis, A tic:LAT 14.—1 t is quite disgusting fte
1 how our public Papers lie. They. talk of the ar.°
clamations with which L.-- and his family ire al.
ways received, and the fact is, that I was yesterday
present when he crossed the ThuiHades, and ref-
• tainly nothing could be more gloomy or discouraging.
There were present about thirty of thelowest rabble,
three of which in a faint voice said, ' Vim I s _Rol!'
'The King is an object of pity, and• 1 alp certain
;cannot lire long. The Duke D'Ancout.tste is ele
roost insensibls'looking appendage.. the cella
have.. Oa Chou-shot of the Duke of ORT,EAMI et
the Thuillerive, he was boisterously stirrounded by a
tn nit tudi of Officers of every rank win, greeted lii
artital, and'cried but " Vice lc Citic.tiOitiLass."
Thislave, of course, great offonce:
"'l.evets hair been received from the Siorlltuather-
, land,'Wi the. Channel, by some of owe cruisers, atiith
agree in stating, that 130NAPAIVIC seems perfectly ft*
fate.

The English Merchants. at Cadiz have been st
length required to pay. the contributions had
been exacted of the'other traders, but the demand if
which had been suspended, iu consequence of their.
remonstrance, trtutsmitted to the Court through the
'bands of Sir U. Wexxitsv.zit. Certain cotton gord4
under the direction of six houses'of trade have been
admitted to entry, four of them residing et Seville,
one at Cadiz, and one at 'Valencia. The order,
therefore, of October, 1814, has thus far, and no
farther, been relaxed, but this special indulgence hat
given rise to an erroneous notion, that cotton goods.
from England generally, were allowed to be import-
ed.

Great vigilance is to exerted this year in detect-
ing persons sporting without a licence—the high duty
on certificates, dogs, &c. has caused a great deficiency
in this branch of the revenue.
At the late Northumberland Assizes, in the race
of GREY 0. the Duke of NORTIIUMRERL \ND. in
which a verdict was found for the l'hiurilr, Mr Jos-
;
lice 13 %mit laid it down, that the Lord of a Mauer
belonged to the mines in the copy hold estates in tlyit
manor, but then that Lord could only work under
ground ; he could not break the snrface withopt the
consent of the copy holder, uoless he could prove his
right by custom.
The signal posts on the various points of lam!
round the coast are in he kept up during the
peace, but
upon all improved system. They are to use telegrap',i.-
signs, similar to what are used by the French, awl
I which require only the attendance of one man. Pair
design is to prevent smuggling.
BWTON, JULY 25.—The Recovery, arrived at
New York, the 224 instant, from Marti' ique,
eighteen days, reports, that a heavy gale %ass
perienced at Tobago on the 22d of June, and Oidt
four British vessels, one of them a large ship Inde'
with surf.. were driven on shore there. It is
stated, thit the gale extended along the Cothl
Surinam, Dem•lrara,
Ilists, in the last Lottery, sold in Shares 2657,
Prize of E• 10.000, and 10 other Capitals. setell
which were Golden Prizes. In the Lottery
ended in April 14st, 111=11 sold all the Three Priv'
of £30.000, and 10 other Capitals, two of 4110
%vete Golden Prizes. BISII is now selling Tido+,
and Shares for the Lottery of only 5000 Tickers.
be all drawn the 24th of this Month. &herb". "4
mrticulars, to be had at Busts'! Offices, 4;
bill, and 9, Charing-cross.