The Statesman. — London, England, 1809-10-26 00:00:00

" Good, (racism, jug, olueriaat of tie lama." 4, Whom km be %ranged is all hiq lengthened reign? • Who bues for justice at bis throne in vain !•' " Here wealth and c mammy* lift their gulden beads, And o'er oar laSouo, I:hert% and laws ispertial watsh, the wonder of the world." " Here the whole laud the Patriot's ardJUr sh.tres." " Here liberty to all is kmotril, And tells a monarch no his throne, He reigns hut b' her voier." " Oh l blest at home a ith e. , wied Oh! lone the chiefs of Eur ipe'4 cause, Whom Heaves has chosen in each daugernaks hoot To cheek the inroad+ of barbaric pooer, The rights of trampled na.i *OS 1.1 reclaim. And &surd the social world from bonds and sha:ne."' a Great friend to liberty, in a nlme. Above all Greek—above all Ronan fatoc." " Strength is derived from spirits and from blond, And these au,; .sent by generous wino and food ; What boastful son of wap without that stay, Can last a dery Urines n single day ?" " Ta rea4tful mirth he thi4 white hour awiered, And gay discourse the banquet of the rabid. ' • . " Les peupir !nu: son ripe aunt onbll4 learn ;wiles; De leers troapt•aus fec.mis lean plai.tes soot convenes; g oerets de 'bur bleds; les men de leers vii4eaut ; %to craints sur la term, Hs 'GA ruksur Its eau:: : leers ditt- i•opeei.are, loser .issant Neptve, Des tout: de l'univers ..ppell- It Fortune. " Lewin!' jmll4 bat hae, est le centre leg mit C'tzt le marasln du momle, et Ie temple de man." " Quel el dnnr le hero amide. INEtt la gloi , •• uu'a lui ? OVNI us' Roil (Ile requi.e Et dont le' les rams Win R-r MOM Oinnibtli sna est:* " E :caserat lex nobls qan testi )1. alter n r e plc ;ate fait." ILIA' MIN A MINS. &r. The tiarinr of ttell4, the marching and counter. marching of 00/vetoers, the Grill,: of cal 11l )ll , and lollies of ratisqeetry, were the principal features distiognivhed the early part of yesterday. The preparations at the Busk, at Llorrs, the Royal exohange, all the wild)r s . e royal trad..smen, and shnpki,epers, autiuunemi the ,n. 'Onion of The peaceful inhabitants, alarmed at these spew env, battened to provide themselves with clay rsoillestirks, and a convenient supply fr tire tillow.dhandlers. Prudes:re dictated this rr taution, whic h common 'settee might ii.tre otlter. wise deemed cups/Aso/ay. A , the day closed. the bt.tse spread itself through the main streets of the Metropolis. In the km public streets, illurnin3tion. was scarcely pereeptible ; but from Alibtate to Cha. ring-Cress it was ingoesquitatily general, with very few exceptions. Tonle bathes persevered in their determination not to add to the ',nehmen at. togged to be produce, by the itleahleatiei. The Best-India lloute,, the Hoye- Rzehrmie, the: Bank, the tissue Oilier, and Mr. Bt. toes, the glassiest, on Ledgate.hill, shone most ethispice., ues its the City. Cola.' st, the g' lisaLti, near I Temple. Bar, Semerret- notice, MORGAN and BAUR ORRIS, 111 Citherinc-st err, the Admirer/4 7 the Horse .G:surds, the ll'ar.ofsers, the i's ea s:ry, ether Public Offices, with the gen. scrtption Holm., in it. J.irees's.street ) were most cuisspieu,,us in the West. Very few imlows were broken, bat there were tome, .parrieut irly its-the 114.vtta n 1 Mi:•srs. W.irrnauss and Evuitscrosr, at the corner of Bridee.hrreet, by a moo that erident:y ernse front th e llect • fur this ,et, nqse, aniongat whom were seen some who have be n etnioently eonspicuone in the Pit of Cattent-garden litentre tee uM r I'lllll.lw. of the Manager., in sirehhiog the public into stsbmortioo. A :toot. midnight a show .r of rain thinueil the state - ta t which were before crowded to excess. 110 tootfeetual attempt to produce a riot was aiale at Charing Cross, a here, about four o'clock litcribuoti, a person in a .sailor's jacket, meoniting on horseback before King CnAaLita, affixed to the neck of the horsu a placard, with the following words :-.- " May Gov diverse the Votaries of ppBBETT, like the Goods of this &vs !" But, although the misereasst strained his throat till he was hearse with hilatving, he eintlii nut get s siditary individual to j' hirh in thi, incitersirnt to riot and bloodsived, And the syclafury treated the attempt with the :cora which it deserved. TEX S. The arc aits:)94t the teats that were taken at the severai places of worship, partieu. larized CATITr.nR.tr. ell SAINT PAUL. Arfure the I oRD Ma roa and C ,rporation. the St.Tintil was preached ris Lordship's 'n sapta ii ih, fru. the Bth Chap. 2 legs, (38th terse. " And the , . Ste•isrd the Ring, anJ went into their tent: jolts! mid ;I:1 heart kir all the gentians: the Lord had tome for 17ta.t(1 an %errant, ad,l V.r Israel, his pope.." The Coronation Anthems was performed pre vious to the Sermon, by the full choir. His Lord. shin was received at the grcAt lYcst door, by the Dean 4ed Chapter. St. Andrew's, Ifulborn, by the Rev. CHARLES Bth chap. of the Prophet Zechariah, verses 4,5, G. 4. ThiK saith the Lord of Hosts t There shat) yet old men and o►l women dwell in the streets of Jerusalem, and every aim with big staff in his band for very ace. Anal the strects of the city shall be MI of boys sad girls phying la the streets thereof 6. Thus saitb the Lord of Hoots : If it be marvellous is the ryes of the remnant of this people is these days, should it &bobs marvellous iu mine eyes ? sales the Lord of Hams. At St. Aiphage, London Wall, by the Itev. DAVID WI Wain, hum 2 Chios. chap. ii. hr. )I : " Became the Lori loved lels people. he bath mole thee Rum over them." • At the United Parishes of St. Swithin's and St. Mary Bothavr, by fl; Re•. 11. G. WATuras, Rector, from the 2d chapter of the First Epistle of Paul the Apostle, to Timothy, Ist and Sd erns : " t exhort, thereture that first or all sopplieations peel ers, in'..!rcesAott., and gerbil, of thanks be made fur all men: " Far Kings, and fur all that are in authority g Mel re toted bad a prise and pottiva.sl4 life, in all goalless and hu sett).'• SI. Dinq.its's Went-3J chap. 1 Peter, latter put I7llt verse:— " Room be [b.." St. Stephen, Wathrook, by the ftev. Mr. TOWNLEY, from the first Epistle General of St. Peter, chap. ii. verse 1,74 A" " Lbve the betitheritood; f4Of; booour the King." Lombartl.:stieet, by 'the Rev. Mr. G SIMARD, from the 21 of Kittle, chap. ay. v. 23 : " ID the fiftieth year of Azariah, Kiog of Judah At St. Ethelborg, Ilishopsgate.street, by the Rev. War. PARKER, from the x;xi. chap. of the 2tl Bunk or Cht onicles, un,l Wth verse:— " And thus did Ilezekiali througlout all .luda,:itml Is relight t ( t a w o l which was guodand tight, and truth before toe Lord his St. Ann's, Blackfriars, by the Iiev.Dr.HARK ex, Itevelations t chap. xi. verse 15. And the seventh Angel pomaded; and there were vent voices in Heaven, wiling, Ole .klookatt bf this world an /s -cum Me iingdams ar our Lard, and of hit Cheat; and be sb.dl reign foe ever mot/ ever." St. Sepulchre-2 Chrgnicles t chap. ii. ♦er. B. " Blessed he she Lurd thy Siod, which delighted is thee, to set thee on his throne, to be King I.r the Lord thy Gud." " firmest. thy (kid loved Israel, to esiablish them for ever, therefore ie.tde he thee King over them, to do judg ment and justice." At the Chapel of Britlewdl lloqpital, by the Rev. H. Boob, the Chaplain.—lsai4h, chap. ver. " lie said, moreover, for there shall be pears and truth in my da)b." At saint Mary's, Whitechapel, by the Rev. DINIIIL MATTHIAS, Rector, from verse 21, of the 21th Pro%erbs : %Iv •nn, reAr thou the L.ml, and the King; and meddle ROI Icith Mem t Ant are given to change." At it. Saviour's, Southwark, by the Rev. Mr. lliaalsov, A. B. Chaplain, from St. John, hail lx. ver. 21: Give God the praise " St. Clement Dana.--Sisty.first pcilca; llith and 7th wrsess " l'hou wilt prolong the King's life and hi. years AS many generations. %hall abide before nrsti for ever: 0 prepare mercy amid truth which may prrer. , ..! him !" At St. John'., Westminster, by the Rev. Mr. LtinciLANns, 1 S.uniiel, chap. xii. v. 2,3, 4. 2. " And now behold the King walketh before yoi'. and I as 411,1 and grey i mod beAuld stiy sung art- with yusi, and I hale walked oefire you front try childhood unto &hi; day. 1. Behold. here I JIM, witness ag•thrt me. before the Lord, and before flit anointed, ',nose owe have I taken, or whose ass have I tauten ? or whom have I defrauded born have I oppressed,ur of whose haul have I rrrei:ed any bribe to Wed isto eyes therewith ! and I will rroore it 3ott. 4. Ais:l toe. said, thou bast not defrauded as. orw•op probed ui; neither haat thou token on,eist of any utar.. hand. D. " And 'it maid nate !hens, the Lord itite.4 svaitist ear, sad, aid anointed is ode= this day, that 3e have not (aoud ao, s bt be lay band. And toe) answered, hr I, witness". At the New Church, Stran.l: Eighth chapter of Prurerba, sag the Stith verse: " Pied I ono by bilo. As one brought op with hilt ; and I was Laity Isis deliglif, rejoicing alwao hi-fore him.- At the Chapel It 741, St. JJ do's Ptlace, by tie It v. Des's of CA 'STE/M[ln v : • . * " Fear God ; honour t...! King." Qgteets.tquare Chapel ‘Ve.tunirister, by the Mr. SllorileltD; Isaiah, chap. Ili. verses 1,2, 3. I." The she Lord God is upon me, hecomse !be t.nrd anoilited Or to preach go ol tiding onto the .neek I be ha:a seat se to bind up the broken-hearted, to proclaim li berty to the eiptiv s, and the opening of the prison. to thew tart are beleitg. 1t."1. pratfall tho areteptable }ear of the Lord, and the dhitif vent-mote:4 our Clod, to comfort all that m.oiro. " T. , apvint sato them that mourn in Zion, la give alto them b saucy ,or ashes, the oil of joy for tnoaraing, the gar ment of pru;>e for the fpirtt of h •ftviness, Ill•tt they maybe e.dled trees of eightrousuesa, the pLattiag of the Lord, thlt he might be gloriti•Nt." nulvvich College, by the Rev. Mr. Slivrit, Pro verb', chap.: ver. 2. " Mien ibe rijibteees are in authority, the people rejoice." At Pt utonville Chapel, by the Rev. TuoicAs SULPII ver. 15. . . "Aral let the peace of God rule iu your tworts, to the whlet at 4) you are called io one billy, and be ye thaokful." At Fetter-lato• 'Meeting-house; by the Rev. G. Busthre, front Timothy, first epistle, chap. ii. vet. 1,2, and 3 : I exhort. therrfore, that lint of all supplications. pray- MP, hat! a n d giving of thanks he wady tir all men. " For and for ail that are in minim its . trust we may lead a quiet and peaceable lite in all godliness and ho /MIS. this i 9 good anti acceptable in the sight of God our Saviour." THE STATESMAN. PROPOSTTI TINA I. LONDON: TII URSI) Y, .00TOfitn 26. K 1 ,4 G . S PROCLADIATIO74I.—HoIiday at the Public-Offices. Moniteurs to the 10th, Dqtch Papers to the 22J instant, and three Gottenburgh 111,615 t were this day received : Pa it ti, Oct. 13. —Leticr. from l'ienna !tate, that the Au strian Generals Count 4 and Aaiun NI vLa were pro sent at the review of the French Imperial Guards, held on the sth tostant. According to letters from Aujsbarth, the Duke of B t• suss', the Dikes of FR lULT and Roelof', sad severa steer palms who are to attend his I SIPERIA L MAJESTY on his apornaching journey, are preparing every thing fur their departure. Tt is generally supposed that his Ismaai A L MAJelplr was to leave Vienna nn the 14th instant, for Paris. The last intelligence from the farmer place Is of the 9th in stat, at which time the Emperor still continued in Schoen brow. Rh F . :teellency M. Mosratacoc, Minister of the Horne Department. and Generals Bs Irrit •RD and LEBRUN, Aids-de-Camp of the Emperor, have arrived io thii capital. —Revel Antstertfam Courant, Oct. 21. The Peace between Russia and Swedes has been formally announced at Petersburgh. The fleet ender Sir JAMES SAI/MAREZ has experienced a most friendly reception at Carlscrona. EXTRACT OF A PRIVATE LETTER /ROW Lagoa, 0e5..10. " Lord gas.wrirro be arrived. He was received at the Cosameteial 'gore with &Nth, pomp of a Sovereign% seeder a slots kora the castle. Our frighten perdu, the Porte. vest regimens of volsateers, harm and foot, militia, Ore. Were all eadorarwas a royal earrings awaited Ida, hat be preferred tiding on borinhaele. sad Wm accompanied by Marshal RC a tire aR. who, with Sir Rohm Wr Linn, is now here. s' It I. asereally reported that oar troops are wilt* from Spa* awards this coatirs, mod that Tortvgal is to be le feuded if panghis e —li brig of tear, just arrived from tadis, briagb is asimmi if a eider/ gelosol b Stags ate tie Freak mar 4leeele."l E STATE MYEAN ..SUBSCRIPTIO.Mg 1 . bt 1, • . P'title Asli . stanne of PERSONS cotisiJeknt itsr UN ItISTLY Titosccurro by the PROPRIII - nod 11 101&611',11,3 of CO 11iNT-HARDES THE, ATR E., are received oaaec.tunt of the Treasurer, at the fol lowing ;dares : ' _ ' The Oltlee of Two livsrasit sh, 117. Fleetastreet ; J Mr. 0. Smith, U, tintspar-street 1 Mr. Welch, Stationer. 1, Salkbur,-rourt, 1."4410-stieet ; Mr. Vokire, Riationer.l. Sloame.street, Knig:ltstirldge r Mr. llontly.Statiosser, 1, Doke-wee, tirosveuor-sce ;re ; Mr. Hill, urocer, Cork-hill, Ratcliffe; Mr. Wal ler, ernsirn and Anchor Tavern, Leadeshall-striet; Mr. T. 'lVs;gs Bonloellee, 111. Olwapside ; Mr. Peacock, 43. Great Titektield-street; Samuel Miller, Esq.l3, Skinner -street, (Treasurer). THE StATEiIg•N P. IVtiliams, Esq. ' 1 1 0 PAPER - .• 25 5 .0' W. Harbert, F.,41. 1 1 0! True Blue - 5 0 0 " He aunt become John Bull, with his worn to wake his Bogle Horn - -5 0 0 Priers good • - 1 1 0 An I•lnemy to Imp°. A Detester of Imps- , • a smion - - 2 2 0 sition - - IL I 'li .A Fr:entl to the The- One who revolts at atm, but an Enenty the unjustifiable e tr to Private Boxes 1 I 0 tot-lion of the Pro- The Houle that Jack . prlctorN, nod 1546- built - - 2 2 0 united with the One of the Ond , , eon- itretomptuotts i moo tined with Imam- lent e of the Miura ness - . 010 6 ger of the New J. It. - - 1 1 0 fhestre - 10 0 0 Arthur s. - 014 0 Mr. Gourtenav - 1 1 1) NI. sv . F.eq.. - - 1 1 0 W.H.Ortnuoti-street 1 0 0 mr. Thomas Term, • Justice Burn against Chcapside - 6 'Pt Justice Bow-mreet 1 A 0 1 Oh, me .40cbes1 0 1 0 .Mv. H. A. Gray%sm i 1 0 U Chas. Itnbarts, lisq. U 10 6 F. C. of bandgutc l U 0 A 4'•irpenter - 0 s*o E. W. - - 1 1 0 "K bat do volt Wane' 1.1 . 0 .1. P. - -, - 1 1 0 Asmall ta-te forlllack • 4. 7 i., . - -,. 1 1 0 Jock - - 11 0 A Vinill/1011te - 1 1 0 Father Jnitlee -010li T. . •- - - ' 0 w 6 A Loyal Subiect • *1 1 0 The Public are iesperibliit will he appnitheil in a few , latch Wields:ids as may r bistatact. • ! informed, that a C 011anNtra r t rs to invuitipte the ctam. of er themselves entitled to• aN- COVENT-GARDEN 1 4 11E4 7'lM We wait with anxious inipattenct for the acconnt, of last-night's pro/itc, which are to he det °led to the " fitt 4 d of the Society fur the relief of prisitiers confined fur small &Ins." tVheit the curtain rose, the account of 64 empty lioteA" was "beggarly" beyonit what we ever saw in one of the regular Theatres. The Basket was empty; and even the front " rows of fashion" could not be made to wsntne the ap pearance of fullness, by all the ntts of I niinginig extension. The chasm in the Pit exterdrd firms the Boxes to within ten rows of the stage. The seven shillings galleries, called slips, were totally uninhabited. In itite seven 'billings pigeun.holes nu- pigeon were visible. The number of the spectators slowly increased, and at the half pri there was an aeression, and but a slight one, to the number in the Pit and Mores. After half price we could nut enumerate beyond 300 in the Boxes... and about 400 in the Pit,—amongst these latter we include raffians, hired retainers and police officers. Whether, even the erliegen of Me House were taken in money, we thi n k more t h an doubtful; the Proprietors will therefktb . he con strained to draw sport their treasury to iireierve appearances. Coots, Its Sir Perlin' s. lifactyco. pliant, was hailed with laud applause, and listened to with profound attention. Mr. CHA aLEs K et.e, in Egerton, was invariably rccei'ed with hisses, groans, and execrations. The entertain ment of the Jubtke was g•rt op for the occg,sion ;.„ what the performer's said or sung, we inow not— they werL, inaudible. The concluding scene repre :tented the stern and perspective .irie of a three. decker in harbour, si:rruunded with ',lnklings, in. tended to represent a Town illuminated. But the h.tuses seemed on .fire, reher than illuminated. The three decker having discharged her guns, the Duke of YOU'S band came on, followed by sul. fliers and sailors bearing standards, un which were the I 01 lo wing inscriptions : Gibral tar —Setinznpittain— A lexandria Slaida—V iiriwrs—Qeebec Cape St. Vincent—The Nile—Trafalgar Tie Chantorl—Th Noah Seas—laths Asittl'ommetTe—Atitarfacteres Sheffield—Biralingtiams—Nonsich—M - tochester The Arts—Nlusit •-Paintieg Atrie..lture—Patri,.tisrn—Lovalty Uianiirtity -Nalnur—ltberality—Vsceilom. The Pied concluded with " Rule Brirannia," ' and " God Save the King," in which the aildience joined, but the curtain fell amidst en accon►ulated -roirof disapprobation, which might I►ave drakes the ill.exccuted concave of thardnims of the Thea. trc. No disturbarice lees inselietted in %the Theatre until the Peace-OAcers broke the peace, by drag. ging out two persi:til who had hissed and hooted. This roused the company it, the Pit to resistance. The offieeeg were orserpenvered in every subsequeht attempt, and finally compelled to evacnate the Pit. The opposition then reigned triumphant. Several placards made their appearance I t s usual, and were handed abon't unmolested, except in one instance, when the individual oPpersibg was in. stantly expelled with much violence. TO THE EDITOR or THE ST4TES3I.I.V. Sin.. -In looking into Mr. TlCliVes Chart, just published, of the reign of CEO. 111. from the Accession to the Jubilee, I find that the National Debt was, in 1761, Di millions, and that it now amounts to the trying sum urn ,437,7.161. Bs. 2,d. ! bearing an interest of 26,236,8291. 181. 4id. In the same useful Publication I find, that for the first ten years of this Reign, the Peck-loaf on the average of a year, was never more Own 2s. Biil. (Bd. for the Quurtern loaf), and the first year It was only Is. 64 (W. for the Qulrterts loaf). Every housekeeper can tell %%hat it has been for the last ten years, and what it is at this moment, 164 d. Sir, your's, &c. Jubilee limning I V ER ITAS. Those persons who are imprisoned upon the oaths of Dotal' SAN and Ma associates, declare they will not partake of Mr. K twines bounty of yes. terday evening, as they bare already been tou much Jewbelied. Several eminent Barristers have been advertised ea retained by the Covent Garden Managers. When we bear of s writer being retained, he is called corrupt; but venality is essential to the he -Row of a Barrister! • 6011111541 AND PO R TUC; URSIrPA PR RS• Lisno,r, Ocir.9.-•••The army.of La Mancha, -reinforced by a corps.froin that of Rstremadura, has advanced from the banks of the Guadiana to clique the offensive ; its ont-posis lifve already arrived at Tenthl..que. A.Tording tatiettere fruits the. fruntiers et Alentej b. suing , Eirttiot tram), , else mate:tett for theinsawior of tilt l'e. NI tea c.sa, ititAlig i lsre from the steigh.lourhoud of Get.ioa, we kilo twat then enc. nay,, en the I 1 tit inst. tad irrevisivsly, hal kept up a very -lack fire igsinst tnat place; anil , notto at All on the Nib. e s • Ciun&o Routtioo,. SEPT .2.5.-0 o tl.e 17th, - the army of Marshal Nil a':a enceel toisisrds .err troops, who tusk a position on tLe litah in re. eels.) him; but the enemy having been iitrornod • of the junction, and that we were very stivi int .to bite in number, retired at itayitireAk of the 19111 to Salamanca, and joined the tr'ip's ter K I. lertnan, near the said city. • TARIIAGett 1, Strt% 20.--Tire plcasing 11 its has this moment been received, that I) O'Donnell, having received 'the intelligence of the. arrital in Daseara of a French convoy, es. 'corted by 3 1 60 foot and 40 horse, destined to suc cour the besiegers of Gerona, resolv , ll to attack. them ; auei , after having defeated the Freitca brim .his-own Iron" reinforced by the emir of P. Francisco Luvera, he took ...Ltsseara by .i,saailr, took 50 carts loaded with *pails, sod force! t;ie leinainder of the enestiy's troops t i retreat w;rh .thQ utmost precipitation to figuer is. Thu Awfu.at of the enemy ounlJ have been cooielete, if, hr hid nut vim hisiisolf, Op its the Castle, which Dun O'Donnell's force ems not *file to takK Lissom, OCT. 6.—Contain irttr llig. rite has been received. that the English army was to cnarA against Talavera de la Reyna, whack it ha, prahr. bi y reached by this time) and we fi:el Host the operations of the combined wrattiel will prove this time more derisive than befoVe TAItuaGoKA, tirr7. 25.--.011 the 16th Wit after the lintioirtal Geronadittl, far this dar t suf fered /most hortibielri I de•tructlite.- lite, Ha) Alen of the garrison deterutmed to make st'szlit;e, and to take a battery of es ht whiebthe enemy had eonStrortriF acv t. , e - city, anti which murky) ell (Wens murk. rhi• ture,m..y and valour uf Neese uncir.4 , :erible hccuti• a`! abed strhiek tu , dukrec, Vt.?, 11% ercomin i r all d:t-istites whieb the *obstinacy of ?he most saniuitt..rj my presented, !they appeared hAfttie them- wilt he nt•noet coolness, and with the bayiitteeinade 14: .0. selves masters of the battery, spiked eight caution. and returotal to the city, when a numerous r forcetnent-camelo the assistance of the riitacti.;* l'anztito, Oct. 11.—The French kband ;kV . last sight the positions they ;aspics! on this tido of the fags . .ad marched towards Talavera. OCT. advanced guard of the Duke Jr., Parque is atCalistro, but it is feared Ney I re sunu. the p.isltioni which Sault hai left. Oil the 3il instant a flag of truce arrived at Punta de Ar zubispo, and proceeded to Caldefacasa, where one of our piequets was posted ; hu dornandcd of the Commanding Officer perniissiun to proceed tn the head-quarters, to which he would not c..nvent and after enquiring where the English were, he delivered to the said Officer a dispatcts tot Sir Ar th..r Wellesley. It appears that of S. ult Is marching towards Tut:du. TALAVERA, Ocr. 2..... Yesterday morning the Fr n h evacuated Placentia, proceedidg tou.ads Campo Aranaeld; and gir.ng out that they shot::11 be 'solaced by Pf-y's troops. Lt , nox, San% 30.-4-The French have evacnated, Zamora and Tura; Allid hatelortited a junctina - in Salamanca ; it is nut easy to determine whetker thi. movement is" in consequence of the apprfach of the division of Gencril itallasteres, ur with the" design of contracting and attacking the army of General Mendizabal. OCTOPIE It 7.—By a packet lately iretePd free Rio de Janeiro, a Decree has ?ON% ieceiied train the Prince Regent, appointing Lord We!Mi/tilt% Principal Member of the Regency, Cothatanda. in-Chief of all the Forces, and Ptiolciphl of flip aysrttnents of War, Tra&, and rintoce. ars ' l j oed•thip is eevected here daily ; the Paliee QuintilFa is preeplarid foyr hit reception. movement:l.of any contingence hart taken phictg in I.le ermies. OCTOBIIR officer just arrived from the army, Atvis the following account of tfw Ftvorh lora on the let instant. Aisr.hal Ney, at Sala. manes, with 14,000; ioolt, at Pl:went's, Zarta. Mayor, and Malpartioio, with 8000 ; Victor, head-quarters at Oropesa, with 4000 ; Aler_ tier, at Talavera, with 10,000 ; General Sebas tiani is said lobe on his march to Guadaltuipe, with 10,000. 6c-repast 1144—Lord Wellington arrived here yesterday ; kh•Wit how lung he will remain here, but we infer from Ids having left the army, that there is no apprehension of any attack from the enemy 4fi 'present. There is to be a Naval Promotion, which is to take in the ten oldest Plat ()swains, .mod make them Admirals. It comas dowe to Sir Mosul '1)10 NISON. If it he a breach of the peace to hiss or applaud at a Theatre, in opposition to the dictate.; of a Manager, or to the opinion of a Police Magis trate, what must it be to annoy e oteightsoi,ritood fur 4even or eight hours with the rwition.4l dis charge of pistols, squibs, and crackers, ender the ntanifest indulgence of these worthy Magis traits ? A Goodman, near Wolverhampton, meter. touk, fur the bet of 5001. to draw a pausal weight, tied to a string or cord, at the diAtincevat a mile off, to him in two hours, and whirl% lot performed with seeming ease in tte enhl minutest Dr. SENATE'S house; in Sontbampton-retsr Bloomsbury, was very splendidly illntiiinated with G. R. the Crown, 50, in • Star, and a neat light transparency, which accepted ' the front of As Veranda on the dist !loot. We understand that Count TRAMP, -the Daessit Governor ef , iceletnt, hist present au inmate in the Doctor's house: and in the transparency Aare was an sprawl/11a Is& hulas to the vaatoradon of that island. . 1 rh . .1 I . ; 4 k. 4 • ;1 0 1 : 1 1 t • 4 ' • I