The Statesman.
London, England, 1815-09-16 00:00:00

up toa ship with a signal of distress, found no one
on board, and the ship stripped of every thing.--
A case found on hoard, directed to Messrs. Bib-
berts, London, brought away with me, Which pro.
bably may lead to a discovery of the ship's name.—
j afterwards assisted to 04 the Ross, of London,
with jury-masts, when she bore up for Halifax ;
same evening passed close toe vessel dismasted and
swamped. Passed the Pill, of London, on the tail
of the hank, all complete aloft, but appeared very
The John Barq, Peat, from Jamaica In London,
ws• on the 16th u!t. in lat. 4?. long. 67. all well.—
The Sinclair, Blandon, Hull, and sixteen others
company ; seven sail for Bristol. and Scotland,
parted two days before—most of the ships were in
want of water, &C.

The GI/mu:bus, M‘iiirdy, arrived in the Clyde,
on the 11'h instant, from Jamaica ; spoke the fol.
felting vessels of the fleet, viz. :—On the 11th ult.
in lat. 39. 48. long. 62. 55. the Union. of Bri,tol,
with tier mizen and maintop masts carried away, and
her lwats swept from the deck ; on the 21st, in
Ist. 42. 28. long. 50. 30. the William, Miles, of
Bristol, with loss of mizen mast—supplied her with
provi•imts ; on the 2lth, in lat. 42. 40. long. 48. 58.
the Sinclair, Ramsay, of London, with loss of
aketa mast, she find spoken the 7'relazney, need,
of Greenock, a few days hefore—all well ; on the
gyth, in lat. 11. 45. the Columbus spoke the Martha,
Brae, of Whitehaven, all well—she lost 15 pun.
iii Pons of rum off her deck during the gale, and had
four feet water in her Imld.

It Poppers that the sentence of the Court-Martia
held at Montreal, nn Mnjor-Gen. PROCTOR, Will I
much disapproved or by Government, that the Mem
bee unuld hare been re-assembled for the purpose n
a revisal, had it not been found impracticable, from
1 cal circumstances, to have had recourse to that
(.. otherwise expedient") measure. The Major-
General has been ordered to he publicly repri.
sa'nd'al.
The Coort Martial which was held at Dublin, on
the lion. Lieut.-Col. 'Mut.t.vis, of the 44th Itrgi.
teat, fnr his misconduct at New Orleans, have ae.
quitted him of want of personal courage, but have
sentenced him to he cashiered, of which the PRINCE
lirorx-r has approved.
It Mill bP spoil by the following letter, that Mr.
PE.. amid Sir Cu tones SAXTON. accompanied by
Ocir respective seconds, Colonel Busw-xe and Mr.:
Dtottssos, sailed from Doter for Calais on Theis-
say.
DOTER, St.rr.l4.—" The arrival' and Departures
frran and to Dover continuo as numerous as ever.
YP•terday the following persons arrived at the York
Ilt,tel to embark;—" Lord James Murray, Lord
Ai4crnon Percy, Lord Digby, Captain Burgess, and
31'n. Captain Erskine, landed, and Lady Mary Ross
, from Calais ; and this day embarked,• Mr. Monier,
Sir Jenkinson Gordon, J. Neanre Esq. Colonel
'Browne, Mr. Peel, Sir C.asactes SLlons
_and .Mr.
Dickinson, with a great number of persons of interior
note."

So La R Wednesday there were two large
and heatitif,il planetiform spots on the Sun, one
Post, the other I'est of his centre, at about equal
distances. The eastern is now manifestly doable.—
Almost every day of this month has been dry and
unifnrml sunny. The temperature far above the
average of the oeaaon.

Sfmnbri.fie Fair commences on Monday next,
dudne which the Norwich Company opens the Thea-
tre. Though their performances continue only a
few evening., this short season is said to be the most
proiluctire of any in their dramatic circuit.
There are now nt the Honey wall, near Stoke-
opon-Trent, two men and two women who hare been
sistren limes lawfully married.—(Staffordshire Ad-
rerhwr.)
_ _

Captain M lITLAND, the Commander of the Bel-
lerophon, arpiscd in town on 'Thursday, and deli-
vered to Sir Ilunsost Lowe, the new Governor of
St. !Jolene, the 4000 gold MlN)leons found among
the property of tiosw,Awrc. It is said that the Go-
vernor will retain thiti money in his p.ssession, to
be given to BoNAr twrz in such proportions as may
not be inconsistent with the proper security of his
person.

It has heen found etperlient to conceal, to a certain
event, the directions given for the non.enlistment of
seafaring persons into the land service.
We Lave received New York papers to the 9th of
Avzo...t, and Wftshington Papers to the 4th. The
Neptune, with 'Messrs. CRAWFORD and BaYalu) on
kard, had :arrived at Baltimore. Mr. CRAWEORD
ttreteil at Washington on the 2d. Mr. BairAtte re-
mained on board in a very bad state of health.
}atract of a letter from Paris, September II:
" We are very anxious here respecting the Smith ;
at Avigoolyind in the environs of Nismes tranquillity
13 far from being reestablished, the disturbances op-
-I•ear, on the contrary, to continue, and for several
days it has been difficult to obtain news from thence.
At Bourtleaux al:o rriturbances are threatened, and
victims teem to be marked out, merely because they
see Protestants.

" Some fears are entertained re.pecting the new
Chomber. From the ittimber of persons of exalted
opinions it contains, it is supposed one of its first acts
trill be to overthrow the present Ministry. Much
al'irrehension exists that we are approaching a crisis."
On Thursday next, being St. Matthew's Day, ac-
cording to annual custom, the LORD MAYOR, Alder-
Sheriffe, and Governors of the several Royal
11"tpitals will attend Divine Service at Christ Church.
Mier a Sermon by the Rev. Timm As AQUILA DALE,
A. li. of St. John's College, Cambridge, they will
proceed to the Great Ilall in Christ's Hospital, a here
two Orations will be delivered ; in Latin, by LExcEus
CHARLES 111:14PRET; in English, by Just ['caul'
ALI*, the too senior scholars of the Grammar
School.

The arms of all the regiments of militia are or-
dered to be browned. in the same manner as has been
lately directed -for the regular forces. It appears
this measure k to be attended with an annual ad-
ditional expence to Government.

.A.a.••_—.