The Statesman.
London, England, 1812-02-21 00:00:00

NAVAL INTELLIGENUE.

PORVINIOLITH, Ilraa.4o
Arrived the Wolverine, Captale Kerr, freed a Cruise 0 and
he Oaring, from Guernsey.
Sailed the St. Domingo, of 8) gifts, Ca:itein MK, Rif the
Dawns, to take Sir Richard Stradtaa's tag ; sad the Armada,/
of 74 gams, Captain Devonshire, for the hteditscroanma. The
Armada anchored at Bt. Helen's.
Pat back the Pitacock, with the Downs thavtlii.
Sailed the. Cressy, 74 gam, Captain pater, for ittastsd
Foxhottnd, Captain Patbi ; and Rapid, Captell fop
Falmouth.

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rilie Pique, with the Past lodic eoirrOfs 110111.1,0 this
morning.
rLYNCOUTH, Fmk It
Anis& the Imeitidas frigate, of 5g guns, fres s toes es the
coast,of Irel:uul, and has brought in whit her the remit brig
privateer la Gazelle, out from St. Melva a smooth. Ike inessolo
It guns and ha. on board 70 men t har node no naptare••, but
boarded three English vessels with timber, *bias she mitered to
depart.

Arrived the Polly, Assetlout sehOclstet, from ilaftlebeggit •
bcand to Bordeaux, lades wit► Ileh, detained by flre &Olt
brig of war, Capt. Atchison.

Sailed the Fawn and Stork stoops Of win%
LSIDUTII, Fro. IL
Arrived the Queen Gbadotte packet, widi a all Mon SEW
York, in 18 da,)s,
Sailed his blajesty's ship Pheasant, en a vale.
YAP MOUTH, Fen. 20.
Arrived yesterda3r tL,. Acute gurnrig, from a . aria*, and•
talIM aga o to-day.

The Princess of Wales cutter can in this monist( from a , .
craise, and sailed On another this afternoon.
Sailed the Britontart for Heligoland ; and the Vixen on a
cruise.
DEAL, rim 20.
Sailed (kismet/rid:lg his Blajesfi's shile Atrtwer Baceltante,
and Latooa, for Portsmouth i and the whole of the outwaid•
bound coasters and colliers, under convoy of his Ilalest)'s
Attack, Redpole, and Dwarf cutter.
Came down, from the River, the Baroness Louguerille, fot.
the South Seas.

- Flys o'CLoca.—Pat hack, try contrary winds, his 11irjc►t}'1
ships Attack, Redpole, and Dwarf, with their coavoy.
COVE, has. 14.
His Majesty's ship Leonidas, Capt. Criffiths, sailed early yfe,
terday morning, in consequence of signal made the preceding
evening, from the Trent.

Orders bare been received for every exertion to be made in
forwarding the Sybelle, Captain Upton, for mu. It is not known
whether she proceeds on a cruize for-any specific purposeg of
whether she takes charge of the large and valuable‘tteet,l}ing
here, hound for the West Indies.
This morning *small part (about 1001, of the Royal Artillery
Driver's Corps arrived here from but owing to its
blow ing very hard, with heavy rain, it was some time Ix fore
they could attempt to embark. A rope from the transport wad
fastened to the shore, which at length enabled them to commeacs
the embarkation.

nut 14L411XETS.
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CORN EXCHANfIE, Fes. 91.
Te.day Ike Market has a tolerable fresh supply .r Wheat, bet
not mach ad:lardy s sales Ingeeeral pearl.) at Wednesday's
prices mat See old Daatzic about .s. 6d. per quarter..
mrw 7. aad It allt each dearer. Whip and Grey Peas V 2 ty
but little. Tick Beans a e cksper. Wehave con-i I • fable
fresh arrivals of ib, but owing to the demands in Ns trade,
sales are alit asieW nearly at the last quo/Atka, l'ltir rem.tial.
at late prices.
Wheat liii Ski lObs Tick in. (new) .. 48 34
Fisseditio .. 114 118 Do. (Via. Old) .. 55 56
Rye • 50 56 Oats 3O 35 37
Barley 5O 59 Poland do.
Malt B4 91 Potatoedo.
White Peas (boners) 76 81 1 Rape Seed
Grey do. - 58 64 Fine Flour .. i• . • NG. 951.
Beams ..........—. IA GO Gosesdo• .. Mt 1• I le glir
....101....
SMITHFIELD MARKET.—Fee. M.
To sink the Offal, per stone of
Beef ....5.. 2d. to 6.. 2.. 1 Head of Ca 4
Mutton —5, 2d. to 6.. 2.1. 1 Beasts .swee. • :
si
Venl ....7s. n 4. to 8.. Ott. Sheep ... ......
Pork ....69. Od. to 7s. 4.1. CaDies 4.,
Lamb • ...os. Od. to Os. Od. Pigs •
HAY-MARKET.
Hay
Straw
Clover

At a very early hour yesterday morning a hot press
took place on the River Thames. The River Fenci•
ble., were called out to assist the impress service.—
About two hundred men were taken on beard the
tender in consequence.
A meeting of the Members of Opposition was to
have taken place last night, at Mr. PONSJONNYPS housr,,
in Old Burlington-street. Upwards of co were ex.
pected. It was found necessary, bower, to send mes-
sengers early in the morning to countermand it; Mr.
PONSONBY, we regret to say, having found himself
by no means so well as on the preceding day. It is
apprehended that he exerted himself to much and
too soon, after his accident. He is attended by Sir
JAMES Eau., who did not leave him until half-past
nine last night, when he gave orders that Mr. Pon.
soma. should be kept very quiet, and not allowed to
see company. The meeting is, of course; postponed
to a future day.
The Earl of Mosaa and Mr. SNERIDA24 were ails
matted yesterday morning together to a conferenmt
with his Royal Highness the Pastsca REGENT. It
lasted for a considerable time. His Royal Hier
I Dili dined alone in the evening, anekdid out nee aup
isialefiany. Mr. PEBCEVAL and the Earl of Lsvmn.
root. had alms audiences of his Royal Highness its
the morning.
The following Lords and Grooms of the Kisses
lAtOdiatuber, are appointed to his MALMSEY, under
Ibp late Act pilised, for regulating the Household,
*C? Lords SOMERVILLE, RIVERS, ARDEN, and St.
i. HI,LEN'S • Grooms, the Hon. F. GREY/ILLY" the
Hon. Admiral Limos, Admiral Sir HARRY Nuts,
and General HENRY CANIPSILL.
• Yepierdssy the Commitim assembled at Laowe's,
esonempance of the advertisement. Admirals Lord
liepergegics Lord Gamma.) wed flir Jaen S.sema.
alliseetteaded the meeting; when the alarm Oaken
atishoed ea& forcible arguments in favour of the
Saldanah, that it was agreed unruliness*, that bee
name should be added to those of the AIL George,
Hero, and Defence.
We are happy, to learn, that &Aoki agfrices have
been received, that in the late wreck of his Majesty's
I ship Manilla, off the coast of Holland, a* officer,
and only six private seamen were lost.
While Messrs. BELL and Lancarran are furioindy
contending for the honour of an ancient invention of
the Hindoos, the genuine British, and tray national,
system of teaching by interroxistories, is modestly
making its way into all our independent seminaries,.
in The Veber-sat Preview of DLArit, The Drift
Geography of Gotossursti The Historical Ques-
tions of Awls) sad The 'Scripture Questions of
• BARROW.

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