The Statesman.
London, England, 1822-10-26 00:00:00

SHIPPING INTELLIUENCE.

DUI., OCT. 25.—Sailed this morning the Grenada
Doke, for Chili ; Ocean, Struthers, for the Cape of Goo;
Hope; —, Harris, for 'lto tiouth Seas ; and Mkt:auto,'
Donnie,. for Auha.—Wind S.S.W.
POIiTIIMOUTH, Ocr. U.—Sailed H. M. S. Iphigenia
to this Eastward,=Wind S.

PLYMOUTU, OCT. 21.—Arrived the Sylaren bonnd to
Lisbon with loss alas, &c.-4 Win: S. hr
Fat NOJTH, the Sucre II flicks, and
Four I. fiends, from London.—Wind S.S.E.
NORTH SRIELDIP, OCT. Y I.—This Morning a sloop on
mottling sv r T tb Bee. was struck by a heavy
we, and instant7Zellt, and alt on board pertalle.i. By
part of a boat's stern that has come on shore, it appears
her some is the Endeavour of Scarborough.—Tbe
sailors have struck this morning to assist the Beaman.
To stop ships above 10 keels leading at the shouts is
what they demand.

,
DAVIS'S STRAITS Ftensav4--On the morning of tile
15th loot. sheet one o'clostis, the Loudon, Burns, 'mired
at Montrose from the DalAe's Straits fishery, with 44
fish all reseasoreable. The London was beset, along with
manyother vends, lo lat. 74. for several weeks, and
got clear on the 17th Aug., when tke Ice broke op. She
then stood to the northward, the weather being very
thick, but, clearing op nest day, there was no vessel inl
sight hot the Ellison of (loll; and they two stood over
to the west land, and made their fishing in lat. 69. Both
ships bore sway on the 13tb Snit., and kept eempany
till they reached the Orkneys; where they sew twanther
whalers go into Stramsess, the hest they bad seen since
they got disentangled from the ice on the 17th of Aug.,
The Ellison bad 9 fith... . . . .

Maas PIRACT.—The Susannah, Bell, arrived in the
Clyde. from Nova Scotia ; spoke on the 6th inst., in
lot. 50 lung. 22.30. a brig from Jamaica to London,
chart of provisions and water • she ha I hoes hoarded
three times by pirates in the Gulf, and robbed of all her
stores ; the Susannah laid by her all night, in order to
supply her in the morning, but a gala coming on, was
obliged to leave her.
On Monday. the Rah!, Boyle, arrived at Aberdeen
from Piano, sailed, on the 11th nit., and encountered a
very hear, gale of wind, on the 6th inst. when the vessel
lay near 12 hours en her beam ends. Made the Flannel
Mande, on the morning of the Bth, And, in rnete
through a narrow strait, between two of three Wands,
observed three men conning along • sandy beacb, and
showing a small blue flag, while another larger one was
area dying Canker inland. It blew, however, so hard at
the time, that Captain B ylie could not semi a boat
ashore to give that assistance their signals ',mulct to
cad for, which he regretted the mote as, from the eir-
montane, of Ilk passing soon after, when clear of the
Walvis, a great deal of wreck, particularly several bon-
Ired Norway legs, be bad no doubt but these
poor men were part of a shipwrecked crew in distress.

We anderstaad that Lord Hervey and the Hon. Mr.
Shove, see now canvassing the Uolvenity for the ♦a-
canet• occasioned by the 'tenth of Mr. Smyth ; and it is
expected that Mr. Walborn, Secretary to the Lord
Lieutenant of Ireland, and Sir John Copley, the Solici•
tor•Oesetal. will sloe offer theuteelvee as Candidates.—
(Cetailividge chronicle.)