The Statesman.
London, England, 1823-05-22 00:00:00

SHIPPINU INTELMUENCE.

DEAL, MAY 21.—Wind S. W.—Arrived and saileffer
the liver, the William Harris, Harris, and Jack Tar.
Anderson, for Jamul ca.—Came down from the River Ili.
afternoon,' the Plorentia, Aherlton, Prrciva':
and Orient, White, for Calcutta.—Underwood, Remit.-
ton, for Demerara.—Mirahlis, -Rutherford, fur St. Vcc-
cent's.—l'ettage and Essex, Appletott, fur Quebec.—
Raikes, Gardner, for Jamaica, and Potton,
for Bengal.
Pontsatouru, May 21.—There were no arrivals
pilings.
P11.113141UT11, May 20, S.—No arrivals or !ailing.
Extract from the Agents to Lloyd's, at there,
3lay 40. —" 'l'he following is an extract of a le' ter. date i
St. Thomas's, March 20, received here from Bordeaux
—We have at Guadeloupe the French ship of war, Jean
Bart, having captured a Spanish frigate of 22 goal.
with about ail millions of dollar on bowrd. There were
lying there 15 French mercliantanui, to 31/1 ehurtly far
Europe, under the Iliatinique convoy."
By a letter fro n Martinique, tatetl March 2.1, !eepiverf
by t'se Esperanee, arrlv•tl st Dantzirk, we learn that
convoy had sailed from that 61410 for Europe, 2Jtt, o:
that month. The Prettch merchant vessels Carol's. as I
Aurora, are rrportel to have been talam ivy Eng:lich
cruisers, far helm engaged in the slave trade. .1 hie
report reaches us by way of Gortleaux, and. the a! Iles
capture! are said to belong to Nantee.

Ma NCIIOLT ACCIDENT.—As two of the Orettnivielt
Stages were pissing in Fish Street Ilill, on Toes lay at
tertioan, the wheels cane! in eon:tact, and a vale:net
;muted Firilayson, jmnpch from one of them, and Irs •
turret his leg in so shocking a manner as to retmer na•
mediate amputation necessary.
This morning, between nine and ten o'clock, a spirited
horse iu a gig, passing through the S!rand, soddeitiF
took fright, and, by staring, threw out the driver. lie
proceeded with great rapidity till be reached St. Cle•
meat's Churcliyard,whele coming in contact with a cart,
the utf-wheel of the chaise Hew off, awl the concussion
of the vehicles threw the driver of the cart, who sal
riding io it, into the road. This interruption gave in
creased speed to the affrighte.l hors, who !mooed his
way towards Fleet-street with- the body of the gig sold
one of the wheels at his heels. On Iris ieachiog Temalt•
bar, the bady of the chaise struck at the side of the list,
and threw it nearly across the street. 'the =dins{ was
at length stopped in his career opposite the lioltio-tash
The gig was dashed to pieces, lint we are glad to hsd
that neither of the drivers received any material injury.

MARRIED.--On the 2lst last., at St. George's, Hanover-
square, Charles Gustavus Owen. Esq.. of Queen's College.
Oxford, to Elizabeth Sarah Hicks, ofpaviesuitreet, Berke-
ley-square.
On the 20111 inst., at St. Andrew's. Holborn. S. Meld"
b:sq., of Woburn-place, to Mrs. Barry, of Jobu-street, Bed-
ford-row.
On the 17th inst., at Edinburgh, Andrew Dlckeson. Esq.
of Eastebesp, Loudon, to Miss Mary James, of lizerr
street, Edinburgh.
DIED.—On thedUth lost., Carol' e. yocugest daughter st
the late Francis Cooper. Esq. of 1.”.t0n.

Loudon: Edited, iPrinted, st iie.• of
" Tau STATLISIAN," No. 1/97, +Juana, by R. W ARDEILL
Li. B. to whom all Communicatioul, Orders, do. ere to•
quested to be addressed.