The Statesman.
London, England, 1823-10-25 00:00:00

SHIPPING nrrlituovicE.

• DNAL. October 24.—Wied outsets or sallimp.
PORTSMOUTH, October 24.----
Daphne. Ward. from Peteribirt.—Sailed- the Marshal Wei.
• lingteit Packet for lemales. •
PLN MOUTH. October st—W.llo 130-4rrlved the Profited,
Wick, from Rim In 21 days.
' FALatoure. October 211.—Wind
liiutceas, and, Dpioe, frost Loudon.
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E.—Arrlted

the Hiram,

The Emanuel, Bassimoiek, from Gottanburgh, stroe
the Newcomoe Seed, off Lowestoft lost an anchor. cable, Se
The Robert, Remelt. from Memel to the Ivle of Man; has
arrived off Stream's, with divulge and must discharge to
repair, having been rap foal et by the John Reed, of Liver-
pool.
• Penzance. OetetortLe—The Friends, Martin, from London
to Bideford, its workiag into Moant Pier last night, passed
stays and got on the August Reeks and received considerable
damage. bat wee got offend warped into raspier.
• The Brilliant, of Guernsey, has been got off the Warden
Ledge, and has been taken to Southampton by a Pilot boat..

We have the antisfactlon of stating that a veer large
• • am. jority of -the hsierain Nottingham. we aewasli bnt
• seven or 'eight boosses bare agreed 'to Eive,rtiod are now
Riving to their workmen, the prices affixed in the statement
of 1819; dab whole of the Derbyshire•hosiers, withoutomy
exception.' hams agreed,• and in consequence, at least
three-fourths of the hands have returned to their wotk,
and are pursuing their noifel and laborious occupation.]
We lime been requested to audios the names of those
hosiers in Nettieglyans...who still hold -out, but this for
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obvious ratiodoin• we deelirre, art east fee she present.
'the hands In' het musty of Leicester have not turned
nut, because the prices of 18W hays been regularly given
It is computed that there • are about ten •thoessind
needle cotton frames in the county of Nottingham, of,
which nearly 8000 are employed in• the manufacture of
stockings with regular telvairee, the workmen in these are
called the plain hands, and are those who otieinally
Struck for wages, three-fourths of whom are now returned
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to their labour.-110, other 2000, to speak in round.
numbers, are reorking an inferior article, railed spider and
cot-up, and probably as many hose are. manufactured on
these 2000 frames. as on the °Cher bOOO.--The workmen. iu
these, who priniiipallv reiide in Sutton Ashfield, Mansfield
and that iseighhourboad, are now at a stand, but we hope
the difference in price, between the hosiers and the frame.
work-knitters, whith is mit much, will soon be regulated'
• to the satisfacliost of. all parties.—(Jt'oltils4efirdsi Review.
• Surpm,K, OCT. Z.—The following extraordinary drum-
stance, though scarcely coming within the bounds of
probability, Is nevertheless undeniably true. A son of slr.
• I'lturrian, of Cotton, in this county, tailor, about 15 years
of see, being shout eight weeks ago employed in shooting
small birds wiiich were its the upper branches of a tree on
• his father's prsoolers, !then the barrel of the piece bursting,
.11s was struck to the groUnd; and the report of the explo-
sion being heard,
.he was • found by Mace greet of the family
lyiog apparently lifeless. On returning him into the house
it was perceived that he was not dead, and the hest medical
a listener being promptly resorted to, it was aeon discoyerel
• tort oar of Isis eves bad beers forced inward by sortie part
or the gun, a- d though animation was restored he was in.
repaide of spe.ich, and any kind of nourishment, whether
' a ,lids or ligri ls, were with the greatest difficulty forced
down, in crentitirseo small as searcely to be sufficient to
preseree boot in existence. Its this painful and perilous
state be cootivued during the space of five weeks, at the
• end of which time the part of the pm which the explosion
had forced ions his eye, mode its way through into his
• moutle,-which took. place in tho. night, and by potting his
• fingersinte Isis moot)) be brought it away; in the morning
• it wertexansined, when, to the great astonishment of all who
t wittier) it, there was the breech of the barrel, the screw,
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• ".• sad is part of the wood of the stock, the wholenf which had
mia..apace thejecident ern. making_ its way. through the
1..c.:nal cavities ortleditcarig sea wfital. on beiag weigh-
it • Mffelmes toned to be of . tlty w. ight of two *emcee nearly.
•tfalloaryiblith time (exrept In tfie loss he ;het iestabiatl of one
••••••• stif Miller) he sense to be Ilia filir way of Yeeotery.—(hter-,
wlek,Mercury.)
Notice has been Sent to all Captors Houses, that the Oflicert
-....eg-thekaeserld depsirtreents are to coosisier themselves from,
• fhb tinsetiahlt to lie removed to any part of the )Joited King.
410111 of (Irma Britain. Scotland. and ffelland. About this'
• time twelvemonth a similar tintless to the above was sent to'
Riding Officers, and since that time a' general removal has
Wen place.
• Oar deserving fishermen have. during the week, been more
isaceessfel in their catch of herrings. The- retail price is 18 a
thilling.-•-(Brightois Nereid.)
A few days ago a young swallew escaped from a nee
ituilt lemeath tit • slat m at Teereglee Mak, and, the win
• sal w being at the time op-n. darted stealoht into the fittaile'
•• 'parlour.. Here' it was ftlluweit by one of the parent'
birds, anal in. tees than half s minute wes• wiled hawk to
f the oast, where viber two nnrselings were known to be
• }Aged. Since then the u bole brood -hate disappeared,
' whether with the view of migrating, or of burrowing under
the eaves of some lonely mansion, canoot of course be
iscertaioed. It is a rare cireuniatance to see- swallows
.• • hatched so late, and, judging from appearances, the old
pair, nho have lingered much beyond their time, will have
great diffieulty in piloting their offiprin,g. aerates the track-
less ocean. In fact, in our humble opinion. the younger
• swallow showed the greatest wisdom of the two; for the
mansion it earaped into happens to be occupied by the
Factor, and perhaps its purpose was to ascertain whether
be or the Minister would farego the usual process of eject-
ment in the ease of a feathered jumper. and allow it to
sleep oat the winter quietly on the estate of Tetresses.—
Dumfries Courier.
NaD Does —A dog belonging to a perms of the name
of Woodersek,living in St. Mary's-larte. Lincoln, event mad
lest week, in consequence of having been-bitten by the mad
deg. that was shot fn Lincoln a short time, since. After
biting his master severely in the hand and arm on Thurs.
day, the lfith, he run off' into the country, and did coosi-
derahle mischief in Dunstan, Itietheringliem.and Dlinikney,
is which latter parish he wits at last dettroyell. It is re-
ported, that booklet a member of Pits, sheep, Sad' other
ir.,:malr, two men liate-al.o been bitten by hie). Woods
cock has gees to Drocklesby, to put himself under the
treatment of Mr. Susi' 11, huntsman to Lord Yarborough, a
p'neon who is said to possess a remedy fur the bite of mad
does. A tteinge. intliffenntee has been masifiested ale
Lincoln, by raw, persons loaping deg., to the dreadful
coss!quences that pay occur es well as to the teenage of
the rababitants to gilheral, in sufferino their dogs to be at
large under such ciecitioatances. -• A second handbill Ina
been issued by the roagistrater, bitt, like the ibreier one. it
*sly contains a request tbat the *owners of doge will keep
than up. By this sopinenesi, the
,public are in a continual
Mateo( danger dad ideria.—(SrareAard Xeres ) •
4=le of the dogs, male and, female, brought our to
by Captain Parry, have arrived in town. In poiot
4144• and colour, they very mach resemble the Ponsera-
-41014--0 breed el does now Nearly extirictits this couatry.
They am ,coesiderahly larger then- the Pomeranians, but
1114:ge as the Newleinadlainl, With the reset' head of
fig, an homiest, 'liOnit in ;hi' forelegs, aid greet,
in the faine-oawo essential qualities ter the par-
t7arysiraught, tii.whttb their are Applied .in their native
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• • The laibrof -1154 Melt dots' .Almoniac, Chet of
tUR& Ililjahata..• Whey ipplia pilit figal affetted by
eiseesess iliet-Loadarc aissarpleete. lady-.
areesdosait eeksiely •
The doge were, owone ocessiew,-,lt •is 'said, of st •agek I'
OWN te sliiy, At a moment Of some danger; eight of:
r,ezt...a were yelled to a drolge,•invil dragged tree of
andtam a very considerable &leaser.
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