The Statesman. — London, England, 1809-11-03 00:00:00

Till STATESMAN. _____ _-- —..---........ r ....—...,....._-- ciedrer proof can he gives-4 -th4rtewethey have aristdisied, and of their duplorOtirkfolitition, and . we may also with reasoiunlift that t ey alit re ti re t o Fi t oser.o; sioske Itivarsileapged they hare had some indication nc d a4ViikOiistkis to he made upon illeffi l , 1 1„,Filh 4 tpucielA,314ft distinguished Cap aig i y . met a . 1 6Pti -1 1 44(1 demi evrry twin . f t rate j UV te 50. ycpcs : qii lipai capable of li, wing Aftes,in T14(40' 1 1'41 nt 41104 and Bezels, tinder the comment 0 . R..., A ,.. Clams.. In consequtency) 4.44 i :urd q p i all the shops and manor:triodes or this towt . ,.vsef shut, their owners having down to the/ defence , of thd country. ~. it_ ' s - ASTURIAM. By the 0 Died° Owns., we perceive that the - ' primeval& army of that ,y consists of 22,600 min ; a force in fact beyond all proportion compared with its population, and from which may be in. fcrred thn otte:r4, valour, and determined patriot. ism of its inhabitants. Eleven thousand men, united to the small army of Leon, hare already &scrods:it to Carol, ; and another division, of the sirus . irtreafth, is really to proceed to the slitne des. tinition. [Here follows an order of the Junta of that principality, prescribing (*rosin rewards and lininars to any person 'rho 1101 discover the tres.4lrabie cissereriro•rs of Mee messy.] LgRIDA, Stn. 30:—Lieut..Gen. Don Carlo" d.• Arent i. about to 'learn this dty foe the cm. tral-ar of La Stanchi. Ai irgerim, the trod* iif Cnrc. will no commanded by Brigadier Item Mariano 11, , truvalcs. irP/1 known by his valosi Thirty Rus,rAns have arrived with him, who deserted from the French army, to s•rv.• rintler his orders la the valley of Rnaell, where y fought with fury agaiost the French, aid 11 „. 1 , 0 1 4 , ei1i the dirty of guard of honour to n, he having given the this proof of the coo. fidetice lie places in their essiour and fidelity. THE STATESMAN. PROPOSITI TENA N. S ~:,q ~ . lIAMIJUitaH PAPERS. . --0,...-. • Dnrstsse, OcT. It. —There aro in cireulatieit sever.ti reports of the terms of the Peace concluded at Vienna, on the sth ; which, howevi.r, heir. obvious marks ~ f itnnroba!)ility. It was the Ad jutant Count Vott Schtilenshurg,, 1' Ito was dis .palrkeil by Genera! Von Zeseliwits, and who _brought bete ytstertlay information of the signing • j or he Pr. ran Pat Vienna: Thistilay the French . gotiker, 11. Marbo.nf, has arri - wilk,divpatches to mu 1i0,0 4 from Sekeigrlnfidii, wEeir the Impe rial heatl-qsarte9 ilikmarptigguipelliolg.r,; Vlrstr.t, OCT. a. bo l litir IlsiksiclPlC OMR] Ma. jest) , visited i ivastlkuegt . These/Pea Scliothltbrunn rester lay. li e Uallidalroest nits, itt . 'theuiteltring, 13 he pre, io may iillpottiyittrist.l.:lloll 4 . 4 t ro#cie of uchicoorto:- 4 - 4 -,.. ; , „ 4 ~ . t , , „„,,, .i. • Tne Peace will be esissleriblie - 'rival of a Co .rtrr from Peterstsurgo,.whols tkpected to 'sting with him the guataatee. of the Treaty. Hi. Shij sty the Empereritfatioleon will set out on lq3 ;01.11 fruit Schoenbrunn; mid prat:Led by Pau.sati aril Munich towards Parts. Tins is stiffi. CiLttll proof that peace is settled. Whether it will be first publishod here, or in the illeffiletar at Paris, will soon be seen. It is wrolcrstikstl that the Empeeor of ltussia is to bo the guarantee. • tee the t 7sh ult. there has been no doubt of pee-e. Oet t or! day the Prince of Lichtenstein, a td Generals Mayer and Babna, arrived at Vienna, pith information that the Emperor Francis had accetited the ultimatum. ....—se . IMPEKI.II, 1 1 41Z141.4.1fENT. -........-- Thurqdaji l Noseißber,2. .Vis Illy both ho'ist's of Parliament were for sr ' • ~ p • orogli.d, ,orc. 'Ming' to • tlii kills 4114 fi e. I•; '4.ea , i on i fs rO4 polipsuie* ho 41 ltklo , key of IJPc..: .in-r. O , 'th i rs t giotkii. sad itery"ftiko Iltuose of C-kmtYplletallitell' ll4l " i i ittg ileat' ila D use at . the t.. of the Hease of it* • 'lli.• Cotputeini.tner% appoiaMa t o ipresent Id• ' • AillltY on ih . reitgliiVi . rile Ake ,I.N[; CHAR- 1 ClR.aailt, ,he Earl of Ltruirriot. ? slid Earl BA. t,i c 1 • VI , • . ' SUBSCRIPTIO.VS. -....- - rvuE COMMITTEE 1)^:: leave fo suggest, to a. i`. SU 1161, 1 :.A BIERS tO the Feed already eimblishP 1 fo t ' 4iSt lee of tiioae win+ :ore co/esti:lumen A i 1615N6 INJIML I Y rPVII101.; rue by ,!. • PROPRIETJRS of CO l'‘JE r.r; An DE N THEATRE, that a' .•• .17 out 041 of tie • • iIC CM Win presertod, were tnrown oat by the (tin .d y, vet the claims slim , the Food may becalm such r+ Ile .an a, per ,:, i•• g eral, lillpreltended ; and that Don e.ertioneJNoin ~ tin. ••.- ore, be r:dotibled, ra: her thanes /axed. • vr. tell/PllOllll CONTIIIIII‘ TO BS RIFCEITUD AT The 0 kt of Tic Sr seesasts, Si, Fleet-streetv Mr. 9 mad A. I. r. 11. 4 1.korsoc-strart, (Treasurer); Mr. J ..'otrel: , .. ti ror.N. Pi ice:Camden-1 own,(S-crrtary ;1 Messrs. Hone .. 4 thaw, BonhaeUersi apposite Soi:.crset- HOU*, straad ; Mr. Vokin., ttlitt'oaTr. Y. 81.1ase- it rect. Laiglitihrlde t M-. ttt..aly, S. . .: •r, 1. Dake4trret. firo , senor-srpi tr • ; Mr. li% .Ib-r, Cr ••‘• .1 and An. •or Ta-ern i Leutleoltalktreei; Mr. T. Tea. 11,. '..eller, 111. Closoopsitles Mt. si on i a ,,-. cosier-4 Letwaserlimet Holborn: • Ammon of Subocriptiour already livvrti-ed . £433 1 1 • • Tisitive.4.l(embleaud A h-aip neckcloth for Fartill r. 3 ep pilot.- Black Jack - 0 I() 6 MI! of .1. plii‘iiie I A Friend to (air Pro t hei • iodic: tale'''. iii its - - - 0 50 more tragic clown - - A rope to ha -r: Black ten - - XI 0 0 Jack • - - o'l 6 Brno.; strike bea.- 0 90 I Paid the Ordlcar ,of C. W.O. ablest-lisdian I 10 ' Meogaie to giving W. Kahn's. LA. • 1 0 0 loima leeturcaaob- R. Prance, W iitef , Ar 0 1 0 stioacY - - 0 5 0 b:regland ri Feces ape. l e Paid 1 he NewgittcHar :wen .'s do Ids duty, h. r fur shay* his It B. - - 1 1 0 " Bird" iircrtnes to' Qaery—Are Private Ms exit - -0 0 6 Bates *Hawed by Jrinsav Bos-011re for the patent - 05 0 crying Ms last dyin,-; A day's pay for a week & emir...lois 0 3 0 ;nerd Radial. - 0 5 0 • PaM tbr a - red olght w.p. - --0 u) 5, rap - ; - 096 J. NI. - -' - CIV 6 Pahl twelteoppresred, C. H. - - - 0-10 4 Avian • ' - ' 1 1 0 hoitio !edit:am tbe East, . - 4.. Lodge. sn. 4, Grassi 1.46,..ina a it ter works . ladepedd. bra m sn—spearing ti the • the eamh 4.1%L0... . Mid Ike I ' Insay,w tAllic prep- ..• Jarta-seerer. dor, of a ono ,r 4 -11 010 6 Utr . %AS 11 0311 . 0 bra A C. t'. wet+, to the i reensi4igne• Wr.."' Calel . --.41 mite from • Ji. *Let:olive I a poor orpluin - il 19, , vol . liberalist? - 1.111(9014 :i i iiiii, A Fee to Jack Ketch 0 1 .'5' . i , ~ :-... iv " iti , 114. It is reyors'ed that all C . I ran'Els ia ' ,w ok. _ Ilte 4 001 e pro MOMS 110;41 • oilier Attorney, No.l, armrest 0 ~: i f ••o o• - ) :"*, .111 lab !..seirv - 1 ' ' ' 4,111 " , ... , ' r' 1 J. ,. : j , • lti; ' ... . . . 1 . • LONDON : FRIDAY, NOVi.Miatt 3. ' A _..impliimmunimuslsears GIADRN T11E4194t. TO CORRESPONDENTS. ' COVENT ---, We have medals! a Later, dated Laceetagruite—Mo ate - - —woweew . -" - cafe:ova Writer Am omitted the NOWPSIL —May es, as The disapprobation of the Public ims earthiely tha leatis of his .1011 Letter, iatreat the fencer that A. edit increased, and is increasing: Thegreater portion •s. start nos austsityce." Turnpike - Gate, were inaudible. Thus. who accuse the Oppositionists of intentiou to injure the visible property of the Proprietors, libel them most grossly. The nightly disapprobation of the sedienenhas now been manifested, thirty times in succession, and yet the Theatre has not sustained the slightest wilful damage. The only injury which can be alleged to have been wilfully done to the House, was the breaking open a Box door,, by some Gentlemen, who, having prerionly taken that Box, found it filled on their arrival, and were mused redress by the Box-keepers. The House was not filled last night until half price; the Pit was then full. The number of fe males in every part of the House was manifestly inferior to what had appeared on former evades& The number of numbered and other equipages in How.street had suffered a diminution. To the opposition of the Pit, the Police Officer wisely abstained from attempting interruption. , and the evening passed amidst Hisses, sheets of " Off, Off,"...llowlitig, Barking, Crowing, Mew. ing, Braying, Yoicks, and Tally-ho. A Cuckoo was heard from its nest above the Myatt: Bova. The company took the hint, and it afforded much merriment. 0. P. shone in the hats of numbers—and on the waistcoats and coats of se. rcrai Gentlemen it was embroidered in cloth, In the after-piece a Gentleman •ociferated loudly " Reeible for ever." ,-This he repeated at intervals, and " No Kemble"- resounded front all wits in opposition. The Uproar excited by this , circumstance was very great, but after it had con. tinned for a quarter of an hour, the Gentleman 11 said, "as I see the sense of the Mus s els against!rie, being the only one who attempts to support Mr. &arable, here's 44 Old Prices for ever." This was followed by the liutz4 of triumph. In the i After-piece, the agitation of the Pit was such, that almost every female quitted it; but we are sorry to say, that several, who were In the bottom row of the Pit were severely crushed against the orchestra by the violence of the pressure of those immediately behind them. Some children, who had been most thoughtlessly intro duced by their parents, were lifted over the spikes into the orchestra, from whence they went out by the Stage dour. Atie 'have long felt surprise and indignation at the reprehensible curiosity which urges females to risque their persons amidst these scenes of tumult Anil cutifusiun• More than once the performers on the larger instrunnuts, appeared to be appre hensive of some accident, by the pressure on the Orchestra. The agitation and anxiety of the ac. tors were more conspicuous than we have sew them, and were particularly displayed by the an. merous body of peepers, from the aide-scenes. When the curtain finally dropped, three httZtag followed from tlu Pit, in ss hick the Boxes par. Bally joined, but the opposition was lass general in that part of the House than on the two prep. 'ding evenings. Groans fur the Newspapers in the pay of the Proprietors, and Imams for those in the cause of the people, followed, as usual. The Pit then cleared ; the 0. P.'s going out in pain. At the bottom of the stairs they cheered again ; and, M we are informed, proceeded to the Offices of Th'e Morning Chronicle, The Morning Post, god The Statesman, at which they alternately cheerett, groaned, and cheered. On this subject, the fol. ' lowing observations appear in a note to the ac. count of last night's proceedings, in The Morn ing Post of this day •.• The it nin n Po sr continues to be belpired by the abuse of these liberal gentry, while their *bedsit are of = T o rghly ext. lied. On Wednesday eight, a sheet st uta I. their genii% the Theatre. they gave " three . groom' far the Mond** Poet j" and last night, us lea.* tae Theatre, they case i 6 a body into the Strand. at 1 ranging Illiesisvel yes before oar Oilice, set up a most Judea", and savage lamil, a inch was followed ny a great no nher of grows, and a loud cliciam dioa of “ No Norsk,: r„sa- Seek are toe gratifying distinctions that are couferird apse ... bthis disorderly gang; mud after parkPubl ic to we leave Inctoe to lodge whether the early charucier we gave of them was or atm. Indeed, their A tonal appearance in the Pit wiltirt. such as must have vistialled every observer : but a infinite regret we eptliteseed two or throe seek illoirreging tar [tender* scene, whom, however se may of Mar infinite, oetatiainets, we would wish to Isate to respect as Indloidosoh. We cannot pretend to say, what might be sees, by The Mori:leg Post—but we, who were in the Pit, positively assert, that we did et ot see any Gentle. mato or Gentienves " encourage the disorder," as it is termed in this Note. Nor, did we bee any person encourage opposition iii others, himself refraining from opposition. 10f ourselves, we nightly visit most parts of the Theatre, fur the purpose of seeing, hearing, and I'AItIITULLY de. tailing to the public, whim there peones. Were. peel what we have before asserted—that we haTu not, in mug one instance, hissed or applauded— Our expressed, by any other meting, our appro bation or disapprobatiasyol the peetotoiewee, "or of the proceedings that have so greatly inte rested the public since the opening uf the New House. The account in The Times of this morning ' concludes in the following words—(after describ ing the exit of t he Coat from the Pit) : " The 0. P.'s Ituzzaiog threegh Now-street, and calling out " Prices," lots the titrasid, where they gave throe load cheers at the Morning Chrookk olfice, sod three ditto gristmill the imam Post Aire. It was Dow 'tropics' toga la the elks of • en Eocreiag Peeper is Pk* street," wldtiser a great part of the pproraspM stetealty argot, acquiri myth as they p , toad gave three cheers for the &gilded to.' aliE Oer den cannot fail to smile at the painful ,dhelaslocntiutt, with which the mention of the rit Wd " Statesman," is cautiously avoided by the trimming time-serving print from which we have extracted this avorfeau. These miserable shifts are in truth, highly amusing. The fact is, " T he trimming Times" found that they had turned rotted too short,— the visit of Mr.lienible, *hick The Stara:m.4s detected, could nut be mistaken, and back tame The Times—alternately espousing the 'cause of the " //fuse" anal uf the public, like the Bet iii the Fable of the Birds and the Beasts, the fate of that trimming equivocal animal---half bird half beast—will be the ultimate fate of the trimming l'imes--- who travely anticipated a their days ago the nations .• _ li,rai .eda, mails. th e 1 Dublin ' • 0 .. Wakifew.l . .. ..... ........ 4 a .c . • ..1.1416ni ' 1.. : cadit 1 Deligulsed • 0 1 PaIC.F. Or STOCKS nits DAY AT ONE O'CLOCK. 3 per Cent. Cans. 696 ' I Long. Ann...lBi 9-16 Reduced 464 1 thnosiere 41xrm. 4 per Ceni....114 lodita 11urid5....16% 5 per C'ent.„..l4)ll Each. IMU., 106. 14s. prrm. Cumuli for Ace. • • WE this day received Paris Papers to the 20th, Ditch Papers to the 29th, Spanish Papers to the 20th, and Portuguese Papers to the 2.lth of Oct. of which we have given copintsa extracts. Lord WELLINGTON, it Will be seen, Was at !Abbot' on the 211, but was about to join the army.--and a Russian man.of-war has been burnt at Lisboo---Gerona still holds out. 1.1111301, Orr, 43.—0 n the 19th instant, a fleet of tem po. arrived from Englasi, wills artillery, ammaniti aid clothing, and airsut LOU) troops, to join the broken regi ments. Lord Wellington 6 s:ill here, but we are is daily expecta tion of his settiog una to trio the army. A few nights since, one of the limsixo Hue of bottle ships, a verity-four, that remained here no netmoot of her Otst be ing able to go England witb the other!, took are. After sbe parte i from her roooriagst, she flommi f some distance down We river, and excited esosiircitile alarm for the safety of the shippiog; she IVAN h3tie%er, ttw. ad oo share, and burst without: Joing an) dattaw. The peol.k II lin were on beard, wen-all got oat, awl we tuve;not hard of any lives bing last. +The scene exhibited by the thaws rushing out of the port holes, u m hi e three tolistapi of are extending to the top of her masts, wax intl.:. beyond all ascription. Several set her Karr were locied with pow tier, and weit off as the tire mach . ea them. Tavetti.o, 0: - .T.15.—Sow.T is at Talavera de la Rey 'a*, web WM men, and 40tri more are distributed between Vellesehla and the bridge of Arzohilio, which serve as a laps of observation. • The French in Madrid continue to seed to Bayonne the principal pCrio.lll4 1 character whu have any iufluenco with the people.—Lisbon Diary, Oct. Stern. 33.—The head-quarters are at Daymeil, and oar troops and those of the elk-my to the slim- pnsitimu. —............. Dispatches were received from Marquis . WEL. Lasr.EY yesterday, dated October 16. His Lord. ship, 'limbic to resist the temptation of the " Loaves and Fishes," was preparing to embark for England. sio- ---.. of Eon* tepo‘ing - ender the shade of " Ass. trios and !lone Brian fi ceduns." In the approbation of the. Putlic—lhe dependent Public...wc feel an honest pride ; but we, in no instance, are so ridiculously vain and culpably unjust as to Wilfully o m it the commendations bestowed is oar cutempo. raries We advice The ilertsing Chronicle to be, in future, less minute iN redurdint it s own commendation while it studiunsly omits to mention that of a cotenipurary, but for whose exertions in the cause of the Puulde, which fureed The Chronicle, as it did also The Times, into the held, it had at least bets silent. We allude to the pitiful rad wilful omission in r The .horning Chronicle of yesterday, revectibg the cheers an th e Pit on Wednesday night, for Shrenide and Tog SeaTesma ti......the latter Lehi omitted. In The Neoax( llereb!....a Print which although evidently of a very different opinion from Iterselves, can never be accused of went of cza r, the fact is stated as it happened. Anil here tic cannot help asking, how it happens that the lame of the ciderant champion of liberty, l'ur Altoraing Ghronick, is not ti taco irered anions t lTe Sellieriptions for the individuals conSideend to rte enjusdy prosecuted. The Public may rest assurer., Kahat Awn is at the ()See or The Mcienie ir amestiele l nu remission of the usual charge fel. -itdrertising the Subscription, A. scare on IL. subject of Newspapers, we Citlittltt cidife overlook seen the contemptible Press cud Glele, in whit!: report the account of what passed at the Thot:rti .on Wednesday, thus concludes :- -6. Ups the whole, this appear: to int been aintlyieg Wu with the Opposition; sod, if such s ' atudelpseir. j Filie droops,. noseterws assist h s resorted a., to pew . the prime, and insure the safety of tbe row y. The lour, this Nil/eat I. allensid to A , * via, ere More widow doe. lb." evil boyoutei and ewers we:l.wisker to toe* ~terr an d ~. villagers. ought tb teh ati ethos port to tirewnstitleo." What are these " stronger atewearren —are the • Public to bu favoured with a litde 66 rigour /it ' yond Me ktm .5....... This paragraph, our Header.. will perceke to be thrown out by way of feting the pulse of she Public. The sentiments of that Public have been pretty freely ea Vressed on the subject of the " Tapenly.Jeren acquitted Ri oters." We wait with anxiety to see the tie. tore of these threatened ' 4 stronger measures." Th e me as u res u 1 the Theatre dome alrirtdy beim pretty strong. We have endeavoured, in vain, to conjecture what stronger measenes can be adopted, 1 unless it be that of stationing cusstables and prize i fighters on every bench, and in every boll ; mill ! sic k in etery interior avenue, and at every door ; with a bench of Boe.street Magistrates on the stage of Covent.gartliii Theatre. Much has been said of the exterior decorations, the liana relieve., ! anti the vapid Melpomene, and the dull Thalia. To us, the more appropriate emblems would bn, lan alto reliero of Chain: and Petters over every entrance ; we mean such as characterize the en. trance to Nergale. Amongst the novelties prodeced at Covent sightly apliitatatiCe of a Garden Theatre, is the Gentleman, than %hoe no one applauds morn vigoritwily. We li.erd a Gentlemen is one of the Bites, 0111 Wed wads) , evening, aildre4 this perms, who was 14,..d in semiiirtiog :he Managers, with........" Hoes des , e g. shoal 64 your face here 1" Oa invite, Mug made of the reason of that qmnition, " sir," replied the G e otleuian, " that individual is at this eery mo. " meht under an indictment for an initiate of no " inconsiderable niagnitu ie,” T h a t can no t be said another, 66 I know the Gentleman. Ho it hini,elf a Magistrate; and it is impossible, that end r the circumstances pita stale, he could make himself so couspiesons in the eye of the ruklic. We could uut learn the name •••• the party." LORD al.4l(ite4( 04r. The (0114a/big are thu Noblemen and Gentle. r..'en Waited by the Lint Mayor Elect and gheritts to be their guests at the civic Feast on Thursday not. BY THR 16e/1111 M%YOR. ' • Tbe Doke of Bobettao Lord Da exits Lord Oaimatt.LE --- IL Pa TT •••••••• Easgiaa CARRINGTOX •••••!.. Ireißß R Mr. Camiguin ▪ SOLLAIIIR StrSsasse smelt • T. VINCRIIII Mr. amine ilo,allll .41. 9 1 *ILA Mr. WALLI,AIt Goss BY MR. SIIRRIFf WOOD. LOrd To imirronc Mr. BIN, Sir F. BoSolter Admiral !Cicalas Mr. Wuttlasao Major Ca k stralGLT WAILDO ItY MR. SIIEI I .IrIf ATKINS. Margai.of W•TERI 0 RD Lord Chrts,,llßlLtiOit SIDIfiouTH Mr. VAesitTeliti MORTON Admiral CoLtoYS IT. ViNctyr SPORTING INTRELIGENCE. NEWMARKET THIRD OCTOBER, OR HOUGH-. TON MEETING. IEO9. Touttsot v. NoVtalltett Q. Mr. Laketa Oberri. saw 14 ti. 11. Caurodisit's Nyman. M. WC fad. Ms. 100 gs. (Dead Heat).-4 to loi °berm. Ld titewelEi brother to Deceiver. Itst. 61h. beat Fir .v. Shelly'. Fanny, 811.31 b. Across the Mt. 30 .s.-5 to 4 apt Deceiver. Ld Serkwileis• Prespem, Sit. heat Mr. U yes ok•el'• era. 41b. Frees the Tap of the Ditch /fill tot ead it the T. M: M. 5,119.-4 to 1 on Pruiyero; A Handley, Plate of 301. tar horses of all ages. Tat-yr old Cams •. Sir, C. Tartar's Goody, 6 yrs uld.9st. 7th. Mr. Kellermaost's Zoom's - ter. 4 y/s old, Oa. 41b. Mr. Browoe's Manion, 4 yrs old, da.9.lb. 3 D. of Graßoa's Vaulty, o yrs OM. K. 41b . And 16 attars 9 dr-ann.—The Judge could place bet !1. 5 10 V Mg (!sally; 9 to l 4555 Marra ; 3 to 1 agst Vanity. Id Lowtber's Yellow Hammer, heat Ilk J. Shelley's Move, 13st. Ib. each. Film half rf Ab. M. 1O a.--6 te 5 on Yellow Hammer. Mr. Vansittart's Curryrovals, 71b. beat Mr. Aodrce't Thera, 8 4 1. $ll3. Ab. M. 10001.-5 1u 4 art Cernameb, Fir .1. Shelley's Meese, 90. ilh. heat r. T. Wbite 7-st. First lull( of Ab. M. .hlgs.-2 to 1 so n ata 77/6 11.11tKETS. CORVAXCUAN9I.—NortiIosa The Rupplies of Wheat this day are large, with several cargoes of Foreign, and the general sake aro rather lower.—BArley, Malt, and Whits kNass at. eack somewhat cheaper.—New Tick Bemis 40s. to 45!. per quarter; Old as per currency. — There ere large sepplies of Oats, sad this article. Is also %noted rather lower.••-Fluttelw plenty, mg, Inclines downwards. I 1 %gm uftgyjssa • ►Ycuuvs row,' IS PI MIU ie • LOTTERY. The Biddings on the Now Leittery, to be drawn the 14th February, 1810, wore made this day, as follow : Corm £lB 12 6 RICHARD/0X Suewei.s. ,.17 17 10 111 s:: 11xxsuct ...... xirli rtfTII.I.IOENCE. PoirssiouTn, Nov. le—arrived the Tisiphone, guard ship, from Lymiegton. failed the Centaur, of 74 guns, commanded by Rear- Admiral Sir Samuel Hood; and the 1% arspite, of 74 guns, for the Block Seas. Went out of harbour, the Charybdis. Sailed the Diana frigate, for the Downs. Came into harbour, the Cyane frig:ate, Capt, Staines. The Frederic kstein frigate has ,ade the signal fur bailing; ebe . has the coavoy signal few the Hediterrauesta 113 FALMOUTH, Oct. 31.—Arrived the Priem, Blizabrth packet, Captain !Chid, with a mail from Limbos, hi eight days. Extract of a letter front Emde.n, dated Oct. 20t 4 4 Since my last of the 17th inst. 1 received the tine plea.ant intelligence, that a lighter with 18 Nett of your wheat, destined to be part of the cargo of the ship that I am loading fur you, and whid is lying off Nordun with a British licence on board, was captuied by an Officer of high rank of his Majesty's bluckading squadron, when going down to the vessel. • 6 6 1 have been on board the brig to represent the case to Ciptuin B. ; but my ranonstrances l • Nero; ineffectual. 6 ' The British squadron annoys the English trade un this" coast more than even our onrsaties :111Ould — posrlbly do. It is . the first occasion on which the captures were extended to small craft and coasting vessels. Every boat that comes within its reach is seixcd indiscriminately; and even mash boats laden with turf, as they arc coasting along, are es posed to the same mist urtune. It is 611 be wished, fur the sake of the British mer chants trading to Holland, that this practice Should be prevented." • A letter from Cadiz, dated Oct. 17, says :- 1 14 ,Marquis Wellesley is expected soon to ieeve I Seville, as for some time preparations have been omitting for his departure. He has had disagree 'mews with the heats, which have produced ins nifest disgust between the Supreme Connell and tbekitish A4llbassaitor." MA. 4ALP:I WALKER ) Or tIM, Is a ""Lafelifletr to the East Le*.lon Water War itontelany, was yesterday %isolated Eogineer to the Portsmouth and Harlingtoo Water Works Company. Letters wcro posterday received from Mb Ja. neiro; they brought no intelligence of import. ann. c. 'Mr. WEBIM having eompletel this " Memoir 'dive tp _Work Algoinette, QuedlFrance, WI •lon their MAJTIEJP ) at Wind hot volume. ..