The Statesman.
London, England, 1819-04-02 00:00:00

NAVAL INTBLLIGENGIr.

Dam, Arent I.—Arrived sad sailed for the
River, the Apes. Coady, frosts Leghoro.—Cane
down from t►e River, tba Heart of Oak. —, for
aatiebre ; Ilighlasod Lad, for ditto ; Cosmos,
NVilcoato. for ditto; Shathroke, Wright, for Trieste ;
Britain, Deightoo, for Naito; Henry, Nissan, for
lliramiri~i; Traveller. Heil, for ditto; Tuscan,
Thompson, for Primo Ed word's Island; Haw ksbory,
limiter, for Now Bromwich ; mad remain with the
.reward-hostod.—Sailed a few coasters.

PORTIIIMOIrPtI. APRIL I.—ArrNed the Marshal
Welling,.., Addict, from Malta, for orders, oat 30
days; pet Under yearsatise.
ie. Ivav, Noun 30.—The brit/ Sylph, of Banff,
Aloe. from Trieste for Loodeu, hen been forced in
bore by stress .f smoker, and with some damage;
oat since the Ist of January.
IceaAcortsa, MAILCU 31.—The Johanna Thole.,
°averts, from Geese to Amsterdam, has pet in
here with loss of ea seder sod cable sad sails di.
marred.
Levaaroot, Masai 31.—The Robert Quayle,
Brown, from hegira, arrived at Bombay, and sailed
from thence the 47th November : was oil St. Heifer's
the 7th February.
ALuarrsouow, Aeart.l.—The (carnet Martha and
Ebeling, frnm Amsterdam to Wordage*,
Week on the Kentish Knack on Wednesday mere:
ink, sad afterwards drove .f, and sank in deep
water. Master sod crew landed here the same em-
its, bye collWr bra.
Ifsawtcri, Aram I.—Arrierd the Charlotte
packet, with a Mail, etc. from Gottembergh.

• By lOW esteems of letters frogs St. Helena, of •
I•ie date, in Jetsam", it wows that the rgo•dron rind
the lifeOpi there were very inkvalthy, awl I hat Bo
tr:%PARIIt hod been •o ill es to be obliged to call in
the Sa►goan of the lag ship, at two o'clock in the
mortrissg.--A worming Paper of yesterday, gives the
fellowing pitmet of • letter, doted St. lielerta, the
16th of Jimmie", 1819:
_ _ _

I bare little re on Dew trews to tell you. Ow St. Belem- 1
bee berate a true pri.ert. There i. a /wow r.erti.rg
If•eoLhet al Leftword—be tea.veryilla few d,r‘segr. awl
woad tee ho flret.w. r "kept Mr. StoStos. 04 the Criegreernr,
wh.. wig a Eartlewirr feirtwl of Mr. tYlle y• •. We are awl
allowed.. see She pivot/v.o9w tie law, I krdree se. You,
as daubs. bate tees them all. Th► B are well ;
bad the pinpere of ;webs teem walking rut re mtuday bye.—
Jew as I was amides the 'dame, 1/r. btettos rwlkd ie let we
Maar Ow be had aereorrdrepe re be ssa.• a Ctaill
ar lobe twealid•L He bye roomy the latter, awl s.ritt ler hrit-
lead tioquars•l . • All this I. IN retweirtrece et .errne ibferewstiwu
be bet given she people at Lefts aid, trartliKg ►sane paper.
Hest oat I. bias foe theta.

This hatellirece is confirmed by the snivel of Dr.
STOIIOII, es board the Triocomalee frigate, at Ports-
inooth, ow the 30th eltimo. After compelling his
medical attendant, In wham be bad coofidence, to re.
sage his siteatioe mad quit the island. when BOVA.
PASTS was entitled white dung malady ; it up-
ran wow, that epee a recurrence or ageravatioe of
his distemper, Sir Hopson Lows forces the Indy me.
sliest perms on the Weed. whose visits he would al.
low, to quit it the mousent his medical servitors were
masked by BONAPARTE.. Let them who covet,.
name soul tolerate sock practices seiiowaly rellect
epos the impetations which may ba cast upon the
astir*, if math conduct is sot made the subject of is.
veetigatiost, or If any thing hefals BONAPARTE.
The following details are extracted from a Report
by the Commander of the Chili squadron, relative to
the Intriceptioto of the convoy from (:adia for Lima:
—" San Martin and Layton) sailed from Val-
paraiso ire the 10th of October, with orders to in.
tempt the convoy; but the Commander thinkieg,
that after a voyage of five sleuths, it *eight to be
looked for in the track for Linn, sad *lshii% In es.
rime his crews, stretched out to me, sad cruised for
sem* time; not seeing any of the y, be at last
proceeded to the island of St. Mary's, *hick he made
in Ike 'truing of the 26th of October. On the fol.
lowing morning five Spaniards came off from Out
lased, sod whitest the least suspicion went on board
she Commodore, to whom they delivered a sealed
packet, directed to the Masters of the trauvports.—
lt contained instructions for the private sliest', sad
orders from the Captain of the frigate immediately
to mike for the Bey of Tel/wheats.. It was lesret
fro. these Speniaids that the frigate had passed St.
Msry's ow the 22d of October, and still remained at
seeker at Talcahuano. Thither the Chili squadron
.proceeded, end having cone alongside the frigate
without basing fired a ebat, she pee them a broad.
side, cut her cable, heisted her jib, filled the anises
topsail, mad roe en allure before the wind. Many
of her we saved themselves by swimming on
shore. S►e wss takers pessessiou of, and moaned
by the beets of the Chili ships, which anchored
es
Seer as possible, and endeavoared to beam her
of. The rave, however, who had gained the
shore, formed ender shelter of the bosses in the vil-
lage of Tslcahssno, and soon received assistance of
ones end some eannen free. a remnant of Royali.ta
shut ass at Conception. A brink fire was kept op
on both Wee, mod the frigate was not got elfin neat
anomie', whew a fresh browse sprung op from the
Soeth-west. The Chili ships, with their prise, is-
inedistely set sail for the island of St. Mary's, where
they cruised for several days; sad ea the 11th, 12th,
and 14th of November, took three traesports, which
dropped is socceseively, and made up to the frigate,
which showed the private signals obtained by the
blender of the Spaniards from St. Mary's. In the
mean the, the Checabeco had joined, and she was
lilt to cruise off the liked, where she subapeently
took two more of the vessels of the convoy."
Private letters Rem New York state, that the Na-
tional listabli•bment, the Book, had been re-incor-
porated. A Bill had passed both Dooms to...afore,
and regulate the former Act. Bask Shares were
'I he Spaaish Coveinmeet Is, we understand, build-
ing a large number of Ist.trottemed boats in Cadiz,
fur the purpose of landing the troops of the graud
Espeditioe us points chess homy boats about sp.
poach.

Letters from Barnsley and the neighbourhood
describe the linen-we•►ens to be still in • deplorable
mate, oti account o: the wont of sufficient employ.
r.ent, and the low rate of oars paid to those who ate
iu wont.