The Statesman. — London, England, 1809-10-20 00:00:00

- Ir. • A Arrlk :11. 0. U Psi:Ws. . 1 1 , / Dee. 0 U .... Sr Aterf.yr.1.....:%, 2 0 ..... .... Giotonbure . ...r U 1 0 1 ..s. • • ...... • • •••4 • NlSltel -..-- _l, l4 \ * I)4V. A r ONE OT (MCI\ . Imeg. Ann... 18 i-16} ' Commit* 1 prissi i.%Ci. M D ', 10a. 16s. prem. InJi4 Hostas, 275. ifis. prem.. PR.:A. ilk to• •1(3 1 31r1 3 per Cent. Cow airi Itedere4 4 per Cert....hie 3 4 per h I:or:awls for Nor. !Se .STATBSIWA - N. TENAZA 4 U " . • . • : LUNLPON: FRIDAY, OCTOBER W. Mr. ttxtzn, Private Secretary to Mr. Anain, arrive.i :ast aidlit at the Foreign Office, from Con staiititiot le, with the ra - afication of the Treaty between •l'or!:ey and this country. It is reported that this Gtitle.eau is ako the bearer of dispatches, account of Sir HARFOItD JONES having rigs .d a Treaty with Persia—and that the 4.i.e of tote French Mission have received orders tt., quit that country. In the Treaty between Austria and France, we bavy no doubt that either a conjoint attack on the European provinces of Turkey, ,or a passage through Germany of a Frenela army fur that pur pose, will be found to have been stipulated. IVh.tt then is to be the conduct of Eii,gland ? - js the Treaty with Turkey offensive and de. . • fetioloe? In that case w ill the redoubtable Marl ui CHATHAM visit the' Bosphorus at the Ilea , ' of a Briiis:i ariny ? A squadron of line-of.battle ships is already destined fur the Dar danelles ! ! Turkey in Europe is a dazzling prize, 'Which may not only satisfy the greedy cupidity of Ittr.si,t, but from few slices may compel. sate the humiliating privations of Austria. The consequences of the partition of Polund have. already Asked and Prstssia s and yet, neither the one nor the Dike will hesitate to re. peat the injustice coinnitted• In Poland.-- Wimp Turkey shall have beneath the con eentraual attack that is now nteditated—an at tack on Persia, by the united powcis of France and Ilu.ssia, will be the precursor ut the Indian ,Expedilioni.. That alteEilit nothing but Peace Ws obviate. • • Ws have inserted Extracts from Spanish and Portuguese Papers, which would have been more copious,' but fur the great mass of matter which is ferceti tin us by the ititpartinit dispute between the Propritturs of Olivetti-Garden Theatre and Ik e P eo ple ,f England. Several individuals have been it/yr/au/led fur acts which are, at the must, duatitful breaches of thc peac.:.— We by nu nicaus impute to the Magistrates proper conduct, ur improper motives—but we may with propriety express our upiniu:), that they have mistaken, and are mistaking the Lazo. Such is our opinion—for we firmly believe, that the Laajtas been broken by the Police Officers and hired Ruffians—end by them only—in the Thea tre of Qinent Garden.— We du not deem aiy apology necessary to our Readers, for oceiii y. jag so considerable a portion of Tile SrAzt.s. tm with a subject in which we consider the rights, privilegrs, and liberties of the people of •Eit,gland to be so dceply and imminently involvcd. i ;. 111 addition to tho very stantereus Performers already reiAitied by the Proprietors, we under. stand that the ArrunNE and Summon G BBB ALI Mr. ARROW, Mr. CONsT, and Mr. ett. Lev, are already engaged to perform a Q•tiriiit.in he Court ut ItitrA's Bench. It was reported yesterday, on the authority of !letters from Liverpool, that J Acksux bad sue. needed iu Adjusting ail the digitated) between this country and the United States; •but that the Ame r:can Guvcrniueut had refused to consider his sig. -mature as binding, and will nut remove the Non. Itsverceane Liws until the ratification uf the 'Frei ty be returned front England. Tub ititelfigenee . 1, said to 'Wive been received by a vessel Arrived et 'Liverpool (runt New York ; but at present we **** woy Mention it as part of ,the rti nom rb of the day. • The: dispatches from the Mediterranean britik intellikatet: that the British Expedition, under Sit J‘ttrt Stll.l It; is returned to Sicily. Private accounts state, that the Marquis Wet.. %Entry' has presented a strong remonstrance to The Supreme Junta, upon the inetbeient state of the Spanish A rmitve, ! and the general want of due exertion for tke defftaance of the country. Bart.:lona is said - to be greatly distre!sed by want of provisitms, and hopes arc entertained, that If the French stpiadron from Toulon should proceed to relieve it, the attempt would lead to an action with Lird Cotaattowoub. His Lordship had made the necessary dispositions, in content. Illation of that event. Lord WELL! MOTO/i s 'Whose illness we menti•ined some time ago, was tipected at Lisbon. The pause in the military 'perations,- since the retreat of the British army across the . continua. The..F i renth gill pedtbablArentain veil the deionsite inn! 80. trAPA're teturns with an uverwhelining Ante to-the PyreenerS. Lthe Politic have li.2ett v - tritriz•stl, though nut dis. appointed, at the on.i•:;oli,,t'd Air. SA uzDEl.eb - nu m: l :among those who kissed hands on %lefties. ttav last... There is a repOrt; that the young Gen. tleman's Father travello front the north, anti met him on his return froze Ireland, with the pFudence of parental affection, to tv aru him against au 'MUM CIA Mutt be so trate.iitcry. I.• THE STA' NAVAL IN7'E L LIGENCE. Po RTSMOUTIT, OCT. 19.---Arriyed his Majes., ty's ship Frederickstein, from the Mediterranean, with a convoy, among which arc the following• s hips ttichatA and Ann, End Fitzwilliam, Margaret, Prince George, Maria, Prince Augustus. and The Sisters. Arrived the Agincourt armed transport, Capt. Rub. Sandwell, with duplicate dispatches from Se negal ; Lieut. Woodriffe, and . 80 Officers and men, late of his Majesty's ship Solcbuy, came home in her, as did also 50 French prisoners ; left the settletnent, all well, on the 30th Aug. ; they experienced dreadful gales of wind fur seven successive days off,lreland. Major Maxwell, of the Royal African Corps, had the command of the government of the settlement,. when the Agin. court sailed; the Tigress gunobrig and Tickler cutter, were left cruizing off the Bar. On the 7th instant, 10 leagues west of Scilly, fell in with two French schooner privateers. When they beat to quartuil, they came near enough to ob. serve the number of men on board the Agincourt, and not liking her appearance, tboy hauled their wind. Several of the discharged transports arc gone out of harbour, to Spithead, and only wait fur convoy, to proceed to the North►vard. The Are- Mune frigate is arrives! from 1.61,0 n. • FALMOUTH, OCT. 17.---Arrived the Queen Charlotte packet, Captain Mudge, with mails from the Mediterranean ; also the Express packet, Captain liallock, with mails, in eighteen da)s from Cadiz. She had an engagement with French schooner privateer, which she beat off. LEM!, OCT. 17.—Sailed the Clio sloop of war ) with a convoy fur Gottenburgh. GRAVESEND, OCT. I!).—Arrived the Young Job', Wv!thank, from Yard. Sailed-The Martland, Cozens, for Marti. nitre ; Mars, Stokes, for Charlestou ; Ocean, Scott, for" Cadiz; and the Dctiorah, for Dublin. DEM., .00T. 19.—Last night the brig Juno, Gordon, a Kirkablv, boom! to Leith, arrived in the Downs from Oporto in 15 days. Captain G. states, that the fleet sailed from that place with convoy on the i!Oth ult., since which he has nut seen them. Extract of a letter from an Officer on board the Dreadnought, to his frier.! in tho city of Dublin, dated Basque Roads, Sept. 25.—" A cartel ar. rived bore a few days since with the French pri solers who capitulated at Senegal, but not a man of them was permitted to land ; the boat that went from her, and in st hick was a French Officer, was fired at, as soon as they got within reach of their ;hot ; but not wishing to understand it as mark of hostility, the boat s..uurrd to approach near. r, when the batteries opened a fire of grape, an.l continued it even ulicii it was coming back. Thus these prisoners, because they did not make a recistance suitable to 80% rAtITE's expectation, wi:l be exile., front their native country, or mur dered it they approach its shores, from whence sonic of them have been absent more than 20 yea's. At the sale of the late NTT. Rogerson's stock, at Waddingworth, Lincolnshire, several pens of ewes were sold front 10 to 15 guineas each ; two heifers fur 100 guineas ; two suckling calves for 081. 2s. ; and a 61 year old bull for 100 gui. ncas. The whole of the troops in the Portsmouth dis. trict ure to assemble on South Sea Common on the 25th, to celebrate the Jubilee. They consist of the Royal Artillery, German Artillery, IVurees. ter, Renfrew, Durham, Ross-shire, Inverness, 3d Linerts Ottoribthire and Leicestershire Regi ments of "Militia. Tim Volunteers its the district arc also invited to make their appearance on the • .Gentleman namcd Steauing, of Brooks Hui Portland.road,)esterday morn ing discharged the contents of a horse pistol through his head. 'rite deceased formerly resided at .kylshain, Bncks, and he had often exhibited symptoms of derangement. The report of the pistol alarmed he Niftily at the house where he lodged, wane of %bum were stirring, and on go. iug into the privy a shocking spectacle presented itsetf, the head of the deczascd having been blown to atoms. - _ . * Rata't.l4 KE..--.-011 Tuesday List a carpenter, .wh•r wais employed to mike a woodos cage fur a rattle.suake, in Piccadilly, while in the act of clenching one of the nails, the venemous animal bit him in the fore finger and thumb. The ham. vier fell from his hand, and his aria swelled in a short time after to au enormott:. size , the poison of the animal being so exceedingly subtle and potent, though the snake made but a very small and trifling mark with its teeth. The unfortunate man rns removed to St. George's Hospital in the most excruciating pain, and hd the best medical advice, but the limb having been gangrened to the shoulder bone, amputation was deemed of no avail, at the venom pervaded his whole system; inchiqus were, however, made in the wounded arm, to affiittl him a temporary relief, but he was seized with a reuniting, and expired yesterday morning. The pain was not attended by any de. lirium, and be was perfectly in hie senses previ. °wily to his death. It has been said that putting the part bitten immediately into oil, is the best mode of proceeding, and has often produced a cure. A melancholy accident happened on the 13111 instant, di Bromley, hi Kent, to Mrs. Charlotte Mills, agel Ut. lier shawl catc4itt. lite r anti Cotutnunicalit-z to her drers, occasicineti her thath. • THE POOR MAN'S LITANY. From fear pounds of Bread, at Sistoosivenee pike, Aid Butter at Fighters, though not very Wee. And Cheese at a Shilling, though griaw' r d by the mice, Good Lard deliveg.as ! From Mule Ribs of Beef, at a Shilling a postal. Which, Sweater, se ithly-blowi and assaggois abound, Or dry'd by the sisal, and sauce fit for a hound.' Good Lod deliver as! From Beer that's sl ivy pdison, though fioe-penes a pot, And Gin mix'd with vitriol, though sold at a Groat,. Ltuth the liver to burn and the bowels to red, ; ' Good Lord deliver us! From the lax tiptoe Inronte, Moaned by PITT, Though the lireat Ones emotive to lose nothing by it. Yet we who base little arc sure to be hit. Goad Lord deliver us! From Taxes .Issess'il, now rais'd at a nod s While liepectors rule 11 . Cf us w ith their it rod, • And expect homage paid them like some demi-god. Good Lord deliver as! • From Fores:allero, Regrolers, and all that rend Who, to swell out their bags, will hoard up the Grain, Against which we cry out it tilt our alight and main, Good Lord deliser us! From a Workhouse where hanger and'pnverty rage, And distinction's a strang , r to birth, sex, or age; Lone and blind, all must work, or be colip'd in the rage, Good Lord deliver From si.r in a bed in tho,e Mansious of Woe, Where nothing but lit..trdc, Nail,. and Vermin do grow, And from picking of Oakum in cellar. below, Good laird deliver us ! From Stickin4s of Reef. old, withred, and tough, Bread like haw-dust and Brant, and of that not enough, And scarcely a Itag to covecour Buff, Good Lord deliver us! Prom the tantalized sight of viewing the Great, Luxuriously rolling in coaches of state, %Slide thousands are starving—for something to eat, Good Lord deliver us! From Femts and Rejoicings, ye Milan abstain! Since the blessings you boast of but give the Poor pain, And of which our itud all so loudly (Implant, Good Lord deliver us! But these Burthrow reamed. then *ailed well pray, Both the Young and the Old, the Grave and the illy— " May our Rulers he happy, and live to be Grey." Rejoice then, ye Britons, ihai's our Jubilee Day. We beseech thee to Itear us good I aril! TOM ORTHODOX. / ' Oct. 18. titrasgßi loos'. rimlE INDI Vi OL; A l.s who were IMPRI. JR SONED in the JAIL, nt TOTHILL FIELDS. f o r want of BAH, to owner the CH.I VMS of Oat PROPR lE. fORS af COVENT GARIPEN rnEATI:c, baring at length Lanni stdirroets.-j Bail, hate been diAhrtreed.' f 6r Expence incurred by the Chirges to that Pn4u, the low of 'nine, and other Considerations, nill render tle presAire on these unfortunate ICTIZS eat:vent-1v 'eyrie. A SUBSCRIPTION for their Ittliet . and persoull At si,Litice it, therefore, respectfully self died from that Punt-I[c, in whose CAUSE they hare endured, not only* privation of Oterty, but hare canyon/era en Expense, be nliieh their Families or Friends must Lc itsPUtraINTLY Subscriptions will be received at Cie (lace of Tur STATESMAN, Fleet-street. COVENT-GARDE. The audience, last night, conferred oti their fa. rOurite, Comte, three distinct plaudits on his en. traoce in the character of Shylock, in the Afer. chant of Venice. The early part of the perform. ance WA% uninterrupted, and disorder was first created by an attempt of sum- ruffians (who by the tongue of blander were said to be Officers), to tear lit/ Wit three placards, dicoleyed by a party of 'Attics, on the front of their box. In this, how. eve!, they rtiled, the ladies prudently conligaing them to their friends in the pit. The number of o.P.'s,"inkialshetefttl," con. spicuausly dist:J.l).M in the hat, both in the BOIC6 and in the Pit, wog considerable. A charae. ter iu the farce of Mandates Choke excited the sympathy of the l'it, and the capers of Liarom were imitated by that mart of the company with a very happy effect. The placards were numereus, and met with little oppo.ition. A Lady in "Skj Blue" tore down 11111', arbich dun . upon her awl au attendant Gentleman, thodisopprubation of the Pie. The Lady, who evidently was not unaccustomed to " sky blue," However, sat it out with a face of brass, till the curtain dropped, when bhe r e ., tired with an aukward rourtesy of affected dig. ‘titich excited great merriment through... , t the house. God save the King w as repeato;!), bung, and is one iubtatice put down a dute, as e• which a • performer entlcaroured to bombe a., atiAry pas.ians of the colipany, who di. • , quietly, after giving three hearty eleers, b..; exchanging assurances of perseverance.' A placard of " Mi PRIVATE BdGNIOS!" almost cleared Mt Pricabs Boxes et' females. To the EDITOR of THE SrAl'4ti.ll4flC. Stn —fir. Kemb.lc having stated, that the {Ali. ries of the different performers were proportion ably increascd, at the time the advance on thu prices of adtnissioa tts the Pit and Buses took. place, alluw me to ask Mr. limbic., through the medium of your paper—VVltether the Managers diii out Wend that the performers should consi. der, and iccept such increase of salary, is a com pensation fur depriving them of that part of the Theatre *ilia the Private Boxes occupy, with reference to their respective benefits I am your's, &c. A CONSTANT READER, -We have been favnered with the following ex. tract of a private letter yesterday from Constant tinople, which, though of an old date, throws some light on the state of Ottomau politics CONSTANTIMOnt, JULY 6.—The Messenger . Basilic° arrived here yesterday with the raiiticationi of the Turkish treaty. The French still maintain a considerable influence in the Divan- Tee Ter? name of Bonaparte makes them tremble, and nu, thing but decisive victories of the Archduke Charles over the common enemy of Europe can, 1 believe, save this distracted Empire from inevitable destructten. The Turkish Mi. nisters appear to be infatuated, and to hare lost not only the power of fairly distinguish. ing between friends and enemies, but even of providing for their own preservation. The Grand Vizier marches this day from the capital, at the head of 40,000 Janissaries. LW army on the Danube, when assembled, will amount to nearly one hundred and fifty thousand men, a force fully Nall to'repel the Russians ; but the result of this campaign, like that of. every other in Eu. rope, depends on the fate of the Archduke. Our communication with the Continent is wholly cut off by the Russians on the Danube, and the Ser. vians and Bosnian, in league with them against the forte. Our last accounts from Vienna are VI the 29th of May, .when the Austrian army had been triumphant. No business can be done here with certainty, until we know more of what is passing int the Danube. A Persian Envoy is daily expected here, on his way to our Court. Sir 11. Jones has succeeded in his mission, but the activity-and address of the French in the Oriental Courts is almost incredible." Oo Wednesday evening a young man was seduced by a woman of the town to an apartment somewhere in Westminster, where, after drinking he was put to bed, and about two o'clock in the morning was awakened by a fellow, who demanded what business he had there. The deluded young man replied, that a woman had brought him (here to sleep that night; to which the other angrily retorted, th.it it was his own room. and insisted on his quilling it immediately, that himself and wife might come to bed. The young man rose, in order to dress himself, and, to his great surprise, found that his !meat% had, been picked of a silver watch, and Bank of Eng land and sumo provincial notes, amounting to nearly ten pounds, and that the rest of his clothes and hat acre also carried off. The fellow then forced him out of the lint se, and in that condi tion he was found wandering .in Tothill.street, by Hero, an officer at Queen-square, who couttuct ed him to a public;ifuopte in the neighbourhoue, where he r• hoed the above (-mice of his misfortune. On being naked, if he could fiat! out the I,llcc where he had been 3.1 ? He replied, that the woman having led him through so many mks and turnings, it was utterly impossible. The oUlcer then conducted him to his relatives in Os ford-street. Ile is the son of a tradesman, at Horsham, in Susses, and came to town only ou Sunday last. SPORTING- INTELLIGENCE. NEWMARK ET SECOND OC I'OdER 11l F.ETI NG, 1809. TIIUUSO.tY, OCTIJBER 19. .: IA G. H. Cavendish's 11) men, Hst. 1.5. brat D. of Graf ton% Vacit), Bat. 111 b. To o-yr old C. 100 s. h..1 . 1.--i to 4 apt Hymen. • The Second Class of t he Oadaads Slakes of 30g. each. R. M. 14 Lowtber's l'elloo Hamner, 6 yis .Id, list. 71b. 1 Ld Kinwaird Dames Sonhearo, .1 yOs old, hat. 71h - 2 14 Stawell's brother to I)ereiser,4 . yrs old, So. 511). :.1 14 G. H. Cavendish names ittoose,..) yrs old. &a. 12111. 4 Sir C. Mallory's Fairiiin ,r 2 yrs old, bet. 11b. - 5 lad Foley% Agtic ' 4) rs old, let. Slb. - 6 5..2 to 1 apt Vellow Thunmer • 3 tc• 1 opt Sunbeam ; 5 to 2 apt Ld Stowell's brother to DeCeiver. Sir J. So..lley's Vexation, beat ".Ir. Craven's Broaden burgh, B.t. 41b. each. 1. C. 50p.-6 to 4 asot Vexation. Sweepstakes of 10p. ench, With 20p. added from the Racing 'Fond. 1). Al. D. of Grafton's Morel, 9s l . - - -. 1 Sir C. Banbury% Agnes, 95t. . - . - - 2 Mx. Parte', Balrosh, Hit. Stb. - - 3 Ld limy enor's (.17 Meteor, out of Lady Bail - 4 Mr. kellermann's Loroaster, Est. 91b. - - 5 Mr. Lake's Brown CeFf , 7:t. blb. - - 6 And 5 other., paid.-5 to lon Morel ;3to 1 agst Agnes. SYMPTOMS OF FRAUD. lg Selling off will:out reserve, going into ano: then line of business." " Saw , off al prime cost, quitting business intmcdialel;.." " St:fling off under prime cost, quitting business in a few (Up." " Selling off at prime cost. quitting business. The kale of the house to be sold." " Selling off under prime cost, quitting this line of business ; the lease of the house to be sold, and the premises to be cleared by 1h: first of next month." TU be sold for the benefit of creditors, consi. derahly under their original cost." " Sale of llunkrupts' effects, to he disposed of without !verse, much under their first cost." " To be sold for the benefit of creditors the stock of this shop, which must be cleared in one week, the late proprietor haling run away from his assignees.'' " Dainu.r b ed goods." " Cheapdays." " Cheap bread." To those of our fleaders who have not sulfured by any of these alluring imitations, we present this amusing aisortsnol l and leave the selection fur being gulled to their own choice. TllB MA It KETS . Colts-EXCHANCE—Orionsa The 'Market tu.day has but an inconsiderable supply of Wheat, and sales arc at little. variation. Barley in middling supply, not muelt tine of late, which maintains its price; inferior is cheaper. Malt rather loiter. Pease and Beans, of the two kinds, linetuate.but little. Oats are. It tolerable supply, wait's; large arrivals ; this trade is ex pected cheaper. In Flour no Itheratiou; Fine American, 60s. to Oh. Vet barrel: • • • •• , OURRENT PRICE or GRAM.. . - 744. 54.. MI,. Tick Beane, - - 741.. ales. Fine dit to -- - - i Oats, a y . Ltarle), - -# - MTh. Molt, - - 4111 £3l. W. Pea, (Boiler-) tris. 9Se. I Fine Flair -- - - Ws. Mi . . bars pa ts , -- - - EA.. Secoildd . 61› , . Vise SNI aim El To sink the Ofal Reef.. .Is. 6d. to ss. 6.1. Mown . 6ll. to bi. 1111. • V eal • • .66. OIL to Pork 0. - 1. to 7!-: Dd. od. to Os. Oil. nay M. Bs. Straw .. •We 54. .I)—Orr. 90. per slew of $lll. Head of Cattle Il i, &iv : Siorp .... 4, k 1 Caltel 404 ‘lt I.T. tkl. in 61. 0.1. th 11. 04. t►l. Oil. 111 I. 11,4. Cider Thursday last . diea, in the 90th year of his age, Mr. Richard Reynolds, formic:Hy butler of Caius.Coltege, Cambridge, at ant;quary, and rather eccentric character. His curious Museum, at his holm tin the Market.lsill l he was very proud' 6f sheuiug to strangers: By his %till he directed that his culfin should not be made in the usual shape, but like a box, to whirls a lock is Geed, and the key delivercd to the rare of his livecutor ; upon the top, on a leaden plot. ) the letters R. R. are inscribed. w 1...- F ! I I