The Statesman.
London, England, 1822-07-13 00:00:00

SHIPPING hvrstLIGENCE.

DEAL, Jucv I2.—Arrived last night, and sailed for
the River, the Borneo, Ross, from Batavia; and also to-
day. the West Indian. Cook, from Antigua; British
Tar, Clark, from Qnehee ; Isabella, MIMI. from
Charleston; and Richardson, Williamson, from Dente-
ears.—Came down from the River and remain, the Ad-
miral Cockburn. Briggs, for Van Dieman's Land; [fril-
lier°. Clinch, for Constantinople; and Hercules, Dew,
far Jamaica.—Wind S. W.

FALMOUTH, JULY I 1.--Passed this Port, the Cold-
stream, Stephens, from London to Bengal.—Arrived the
Duke of Keot packet, from Lisbon, in 12 days.—Wind
S. W.
PORTSMOUTH, JULY 12.—Arrived H. M. S. &mortar,
from India—left Madras the 6th of March I and H. AI. S.
Pont, from the Wit.t lotliea.—Sailed the Henrietta,
Wilhelm:, for Amsterdam.—Wind R.N. W.

The George Crattenden, generally supposed to have
foundered la the 119,4 Bengal, had arrived sliely
with all on board, at Batavia, in January last.
The Harmony, Murray. and Ruby, Balk, of Aim,-
deem, sailed frets Crousarty on Tuesday las'. for Pis-
ton, with abeat 250 expatriated Highlanders. A mt9t.

supposed some thousands, attended to taki nark of
their Mends; and the parting scene was of the most
jesting astute, such as to draw tears from the eyes of
somegf thespeetators unconnected with the parties.
—(Seateis Paper.)
Care OF 000 D 1101% MAY 3.—The Duchess of
Athol, Daniel, from London. to Bengal and Chins.
having caught fire in her after-hold on the 20th alt.,
In 1at.38. 30. 8. leng. 22. A. put in here on the 23d
and from the quantity et water thrown into her hold,
it is supposed part of her cargo is damaged. It blew a
strong gale at 5.8.; on the night of the 28th ult.,
daring which the Partridge, Bradshaw, that arrived
here on the 19th from Bombay, parted from two an-
chors, and went to sea, but filmed sato on the Ist
instant.

EITIAOTDINART POLICIA CAST AT BINICIBTON.
The extraordinary ease we stated yesterday from the
Stases Advertiser bag, it appears by the Thightua
Herold, bees decided in favour of Hedger, the de-
fendant, who brought forward a witness, whose evi-
dence tended to corroborate hi. statement of the affair.
—Heneeford, the husband of the complainant, was, it
'seems, most anxious for the Magistrates to express
their opinion as to the conduit of his wife, but
this, of course, they declined.—" How long," said
Sir David Stott, " have yin been married, Hence-
ford?" " Six years, Sir David," was the answer.
" And during the whole of that period, you have bad
so rause to doubt your wife's chastity i" " Nine,
whatever, Sir David." " Well." continued the worthy
Baronet, " It is for you to decide, whether the word of
your wife, of whose fidelity you have had six years'
experience. Is to be considered of less value than the
ion of a total stranger ? If you bave entire con-
Ildence in her declarations of innocence, 'so mock the
better—but even if you entertain a doubt, that doubt,
I maintain, ought to be gives is favour of '
These indiclocie Observations had the desited
and Heseeferil and his wife left the roues apparently
reconciled to each other.

Fins. —This morning, a little before he o'clock,
a fire broke out in a counting-house, in the timber-
yard of Messrs. Belton and Lovitt, Compton-street,
Clerkenwell. Great alarm was immediately excited
in that pilules@ seighboarhood s but notwithstanding
the combustible materials with which the coasting
house was surrounded, tits exertions made were so
timely and judicious, that the fire was yrevealift
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spnPailimg far from the place la w►ic► it
sad very few of t►e deals were communed.

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DIARY FOR TIM ENSUING WRRF
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SO, S.—Margaret. •
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I JAIPSRIAL PARLIAMENT.
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HOUSE OF LORDS, FAIDAT. JULY 12.