The Statesman.
London, England, 1810-07-04 00:00:00

IV.IVAL INTELLIGENCE.

Prxmourti, JULY 4.—Vice-Adrairal Sir Ro.
but Calder hoisted his flag yesterday, on board
the Salvador, in Ilimoaze, as Cummander-in-
Chief at this port.

Sailed the Seine frigate on a cruize.

Arrived the Woolwich store.ship, from Malta
and Gibraltar ; left the latter place 13th ult. The
Marquis of Bute came passcngcr•in her; also the
Captain of an Algcrifie frigate, taken on board at
Gibraltar.

Sailed th• Peacock and Goldfinch bligs on a

cruize.
Arrived the Mir:cern frigate froth the West,.
ward ; and Druid, from Portsmouth; about twelve
transports with French prisoners on board, un-
der rinvoy of the Spitfire brig of war from Cu.
diz ; the Juliana, from the Eastward bound to
Orleans ; the Dilig,:nce, Kitto ; and Lark,
,re ; from London.
The Woolwich spoke three days. since, about
250 miles west of Scilly, all well, his Majesty's
ship cyane, with nine sail of vessels under con.
see for the coast of Africa.
Thu Woolwich beings,. s*. account, that fh.
Spartan frigate has hail a severe action in the Me-
diterranean (supposed in tie bay of Naples) with
a frigate, a corvette, some brigs, and several
gim.boats, wherein the Captain was, severely
wounded. Her loss is said to be bet weer, 20 and
30 men killed and wounded. The enemy
posed to have suffered most severely. A brig was
captured, and another sunk.
Rais Cadour Angelier, the Captain of an Al.
gcrine frigate, who landed out of the Wool.*
wick store-ship, has dispatches front the. Dey 'of
Al is for our Government, said to relate to a
Thertuguese brig captured by the Algcrines, and
carried into Gibraltar.

Two days since the WoolWch fell in with a
corvette and two brigs err Ushaid, which bore
down on her ; but finding her to be a vessel of
force they made oIT, when the iVeolwich pursued
them four hours, but could not come up with
them. They are supposed to have been enemy's
• 1 cruizcrs.

PORTSMOUTH, JULY 3.--Arrired the bean,
Charrocil, aul Caledon sloops, from the
Cape of Good Hope. They left the Cape Ist
of April, and St. Helena Ist May ; the Caledo-
nia, 120 guns, Capt. Bedford, from Cadiz:

The Raisonable, 61 gons, Capt. Rowley, with
a convoy from the Cape; and the Dromedary,
from Nev South Wales, are gone by for the

Downs.

Arrived the eirav, from Cork; and the
Sprightly, from a cruize.

PRINCESS ELIEAIIETH'S SCIIO 0 L.—On Saturday
last, her Royal Highness the Princess MAT.% BETH
NA a visit to thelltlititil.. of Industry, at Old
Windsor, of whictridie is the Patroness. It is
'with heartfelt Satisfaction we observe the efforts of
her .'.Loyal Highness in thp promotion of this In.
stitntiOti crowned with success. It is established
on t plan which.we hope to see adopt more ge-
nerally hi the cpwatryi in the education of females
as under servants. This Charity took its rise in
commemorttion •or 14 MAJESTY'S entering the'
*)oth year of his Reign, and is similar to the In.
titutiott at Cheltenham, in regard to the occupa.
ons of the children, in sewing, knittiug, brew.
baking, a•nl other household affairs. The
•oduce of the School affords a seasonahle relief
t`-,e poor in the neighbourhood, as the clothes
i linen are sold to them one-fourth under their

"he Duchess of Brorono onw sits up to m-
e visits from her female friends ; her Grace's
nt daughter cannot but he rearing up with
y hopeful prospect, since sho receives her chief
ition from that parental source which Provi:
e has so wisely ordained, and custom so tin.
ally withholds.