The Statesman.
London, England, 1815-09-06 00:00:00

BRIGHTON, SEPT. 4.

The Steyne last night had a Orr nemeroes cort
course of promenaders, including more of rank end
fashion than is usual to find there on a Sunday even:.
log; and the sociabillties of the walk were continued
for full two hours after sun-set. The band of the
53d played various national and popular aire, and
were engaged there until netrly nine o'clock. Many
of their veteranly Officers were on the green. The
evening was rather cool, and the degas.' of the lA-
dies were in accordance with the chtinge; pellisses,
mantles, and India stssi's being in numerous and
elegant wear. The reons of the Castle are tiow
closed; consequently there is no ball announced for
this evening. The result of this meailure, es yet,
has not began to show itself.
The intercourse between this pert and liieppe in.;
creases in briskness, owing to the number of British
forces now cantoned in Normandy and the provinces.
—Seven or eight packets now are almost constantly
employed, and it was computed this morning, that
there are,, at this time, between one sod hen hut,:
dred persons In the• town professedly here for the
purpose of embarkation. The return packets also
come in much better freighted than formerly, but the
passengers are principally English. G-itersl Wilson
and family were landed from the Thomas here, at
about one this morning. Lord M •uutjor
was landrd at Newhaven, from the Eliza. on Tours+
. stay On the latter day the Countess Cimeroii and
the Countess de Tott, sailed for France in the L4rd
Wellington. The packets also reap• considerable
advantage from parties that are formed here for the
trip, merely as a change of amusement, sod who tall,
visit Paris, and return, all in the course of ...ten or
eight days. Many, who go no farther than Dieppe
or Rouen, and the immediate country mum! ?haat,
come back in the same parker that took thero'etec's '
The land departures from e ice Athettly,
M. P. for Southampton:, Major-General Vino; foe
Ringwood •, Mr. White., M. P for London ; Mr.
Campbell, for Argyll-street ; Mr. Do gags; for Wripi
mouth-street; Mr. Williams. M. P. for . London
M r. Maddock', for Charles-street. Retkeley-equate
and Mr. an I Lady CaNia.l for pithe•inp
ton, Hampshire. •
Mts. Dickens has conc'utl-d her theatrical engage:
meet here. Her attraction was riot atteurlei with an
much sterling weight to the 'misery as •wes- that of
Miss Stevens. Powell closes his engsg meat here,
with benefit •to-inorrow eventts., The Soto: 4;1
Erin is the Coinday ns' -- •
, .
A perm) of the name of Hoerr Bnintll,.a titling*
of this place, walked over 'Waif bet seven this plums'
and Shotehatn, on Thursday night. and
neck. Coroner's Verdict—Accidental death.

The following we believe, will be found to be the
'regulations for holding the ships on the peace este.
blisitment: None of the guard-ships (flag-ships ex.
reined) to be held by any Captain under the first
100 on the Post List : none of the frigates by any
Captain under five years post ; none of the sloops
lor brigs by any Commandant under three years of
that rank ; no Lieutenant to he first of a line-of.
battle ship, flag-ship excepted, under ten years
standing: no Lieutenant to he first of a frigate under
eight years standing: no Lieutenant ta be first of a
sloop or brig under four years standing:
An order has been issue I, that all Wales and
Midshipmen who have pas,eil for lieutenants, as
well as those educated in the lios ni Naval C.:Alegi,
shell, on their ships being paid nff, be sent (should
they wi,h to continue in the service) on board•tte
flag ship of the Commander in Chief, and there to
be borne as Supernumerary Admiralty Mates end
Midshipmen; and all those of the above desctiptintt,
who may have been discharged, are at liberty to re.
enter the naval service in the above manner.

The Lords Commissioners of the Admiralty Inc.
been pleased to direct that Officers beating the slims
names shall hereafter he distinguished from each
other by particular letters. %%hid, shall always after.
wards continue annexed to their names, whether they
remain in the same, or rise to arty superior rank. It
is supposed the Nncy List of next month will pro.
dare this arrangement.

Private letter; from Paris account for the appe.
rent jny with which the Emperor ALEXANDER PI.
hai!ed in that city. Whenever he appears In pub*,
the crowd assemble round him, and shout Vice Ene.
pereur ! adding, after a long pause, Alexandre. to
cuter the real motive of their acclamations. The
homage is addressed apparently to the Emperor of
RUSSIA, but the secret wish is breathed for Napo.
LEON, and it is his memory that inspires the enthu.,
iasm.

NI inn trE, SEPT. 4.—This day sailed from Rants-.
Igate for o.tend, eight transports, having on hoard
200 men and 300 horses of the Royal Waggon
Train, destined to join the army of his Grace the
Duke of ‘Vet.t.tvrirou; at Paris. A rumour less'
just reached this place, that a theadful commotion
has broken nut in the Frenrh capital ; but though
the intelligence is believed, we are yet ignorant what
authority it rests upon.
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CORN- nit ell race, EPT. O.—There being (kilo
fresh IVheat ,n-day, pricos remain as on Mondiv.
Wheat ilinglish) 44 68 ' Reno.
Ditto (Foreign) 4O 66 1 Old ditto
li.ye So 11 ' Tick di,. 2B 91
Harley 27 29 ' Old -
New ditto 1 Otab
Malt
White Peas 3l 34 i Poload dn. 29 26
New ditto .... ....... -- Feed ditto.
Ditto Boilers 96 40 Fine Pinar ...... ....b6 60
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