The Statesman. — London, England, 1810-12-03 00:00:00

• • • • • • Ift ',fitted II!" This coseettr4 l ebjeli was entered into with gseisilaliii on:aes: Irani wilt for user remelts in ilotinorable testimony of our aright liateottins, .40 joSiol3hre 4 1 1,1 q tip lief Xing sad peewit tonsil', while .so meth as a shadow of legitimate $OOO/tLy. fetwilined to be exercised over us, We sought' only a..speedy leptedy fur such evils is *cooped to istidienter nor existence mad prosperity, it uj j, elm encouraged by ear Governor •with• ad ' lends promises assistsOcn and en-operation. Put "host, ereaseres which were jemmied for our ilvseirrlee,fit has endeevottred to pervert into on !nig'!" 9f destrtiktjue, hrencouraging it, the miivirticrAtfinersVesuner, the violation of ordielp i c es eatletitreed aiStireattablistml by himself as the law of She hied, st Mae; tiles kft without any hope of protection frole the pereet Country, by being betrayed by a Magistrate, whose ditty it was to hare proitled for the ral'ety eisd traoquillity of the people and On. vt.rtoneet commilt...l to his charge, and exposed to all alp evils of 4 tstkile of anarchy chid, we hero so N u( e u ecipeo t ired, to arena .it becomes our duty to , prostde fir fter unit security,-es a free and lode. prodeet Mate, absolved trout all allegianee tit a Go. Oernarept which nit longer protects us . sf We, therefore,, the liepreseotatives aforesaid, appielo44. to tho.depreitteßult..r of the world for the twitted', of our intestioos, do solemnly publish and derlsre the several districts, composing the tern. tery West to he a free and int/vend. cipf Mole, Pad that they have to institute for themselves seat form of Gotternnteut as they may thing* goofing:l,l to their -safety and happineits—to f orm treaties,..te-- establish commerce—to fret ! wo o for the pommon,defettee of all acts which may 111 right bp dents by * Sovereign and in•lepentlast Witte. At the same limo declaring all acts within the same territory of West. Florida, thee this date, by any Afilhlinei Or eethorilial not deriving their power (run. the Meal*, agreeable to.the proaisions • o f foie Gotreerstioa, to be null and risit!,.and call fayipon ell foreign nations to respect this our etaratien, scanowlolgitie our itolepentleisce, and giving us 'nets gill In may ho finiSiSlclit with the Ilea aid evugei of nations, a 4 This I)olarittien, made in Conventiowat the town of Baton allege, Ott the 26th day of Septem. bc r o i!! the yeller °Pt Pink 1810 2 wes th e it eprw ; eentatives, in the name and on behalf of our con s atltuents, do hereby. solensisly pledge ourselves to sepport It with.oor awl fortunes. - .(sisued) .1011 N sad eine ober,. •vs 411 it 1..7ty S . El t fi, Secretary. - , By Tag suPaagE OVNT4 Or . OANTA Fls pa IPGA'r4.. Sepretne Itint4 of this capital, which has' st. , it pram* fAr a meesent t Mingling i s -tears with that 10 01 good 40 3 1, free% the period it had be. come aceserieted with the sad events of that city, • eils l l lll 4o iit delpOleited almost looked upon 'as lost, ber lateters directed chi Cay to the salvation of that • : ,os st p,l o and Of tho victim* devoted to the poniard, . Mend( tiow ittdp wattiffesting its grief to that gene. ,ram peitpid, Which paid.so dearly for her first Steps .e f ise e i t ts filiterts. Oh ; why should such a that city des.- liefuttote ed..freel Were they near p,, ghee noels! thoee refers of Quitu—these usurp. ere of the legitimate authority of the people, suf. .ter fur their tenterl'y I A thousand patriots to. . day after to-serch to that . eity without pay, revile. stseation, or any ether reward thee to avenge .41$41,hreaboeto t *tow quito, at least . is her la. Inevitetissos,.. reeeivo . this' cnmfort —that all A me rle." has rive* ip arms, •ar.o join one general cry of Vengeance; 'for - all f• its loss is nearly irreparable. tialioas s 51•:rales,'quiroga t can we replace you! The Franklin' and Waihingtons of our rt. v•itutino, hate oaf lived •to bekold its cowed...lion. This eternal grief will'ever steel upon the entletsi. Ode "Opted!". of our future &Heil. And when► opt rfs*antriants.thell repeat 'the glorious: events of War frau/adios, alas 1• the recullectien of alai ye, seeable. gimes west . embitter the exclamation ! Quito, ants-day grateful, will erect Melees trt their Iltemory, end' America conks; herself indebted to thou (or , her &OHMS, • lot the generous pond°. hate carefull of their descendants,. mid- let the srati. tide of 4 country cherish the • shoots ehieN spring Pr, thclr tranksl cut doge fee your by the sae of tyranny. flowerer, i.l the erithusiestic•eapressions Of tsar gratitude, let not- the Supremo Junta be for. *egret of the other illualritoss victims of the l/th, victims whose names shall be transmitted to p os te. illy. Let • thine chiefly. he renlenlbered, who were, wheis dorettettless - anditl prison, seeriacod those 0/1111.11, ailtssitiS i who worts ryut 4lttatOeti to per petrate the horrid 'deed, • Three ills solemn mourning the S. Junta de. froeS 44 a poor demonstrati,to of their grief. ' A agharailllifaai shalt he opened fur the widows and orphan., made so by the Second of A egoist ; *bleb qlkali ewer after be an - Lottiversery, qn n hick to es. r e el s pole (crier. The Church shall by solemn rites:lturify.their remsitts, liscleditig those who fell . gt gaito, at Succoro, and on the plains.—Groti astookaso your Escrilessy.• - • DN..103g AllerUF.L'Pßir. y;ee Pre. saute Fe, st.ei..3. thle. cp„, l i ept, m.,,.c.jf a d ge an.114.1.10r of the city of itotsitn.3 • floe :stove io st copy of that received front S.ette Fe. Carthneaua, 145, 1610, ' itzeurAw or A Ltirilllt ;ILO. CARTHAaltriA,lrerr. Frasa . Papitea,_Aug. .4 At hatt.psst use in the e.vessing 4of Thai-8(14y, theltl sae Atignst,•about 40 et harnen, imprisoned io the Aiti, 4 44.1 of Quito; under aenteace of death, for Itteriaigeorne *rail la' the n;rotutilsh of the 10th of Aq4uct list, like bunt upon the keeper paid partial uf . the teriinn i dig wobltnil Sad slay usatty, awl - taking possebvitoc of iheieseato, clothe I 41te devises of that Shan, than cowing g• iho.h irrackh, • *flack Ille,guarils, whit Rifts 1314 , l ow (twin/ ellitter huut) t , area kilirdi they: *cite upon their *me, pad in 4hort spool of.titoeentet nte the irier l where aey intim - caplet* Sisikettil,* pun Nicola% Citaltop, anal loaq.dra' peva, Captain •uf the Battalion, 644 tang! cif •tho polilterf. But as time lAgava; FOllllO4l, Oki were .at leo4th vc`rerenine• 641,11144." Thei the nndertching.. rr-viatood .uoaeeepol,Whekt..... The ardrr 4,4 vievi tally been given roc - tlnivtiteevit'."' of F . l 116. q r attltuor eactlition i ,4l4lo;v: 0, 4 0 Iltktr.kltiit'ort lg. Among whom were;44* 41414t . V,Mt4v. thut 49...4 , _ 1 Ow, tqt#4lcatt Manuel Quiroga, Don Juan Pusto Arenas Don Biofrico, Don Jose Xavier Ascusubi, Don Itico las Aquifer*, Don Juan de Larre, dec. The pat rules nausealiately sallying forth, composed • of the Limi. r attan soldiers, on ,horse and foot, put to death every !Su tlfyy Italy step s women, ataialtildteit. In this Aootisiott tho Bishops ,and Priests came out,: cnthiusnitting to appease the tininilfs which 1 was now risins beyond. contruttl. The people being iutioliithglnit 140 lowo—ansagisen up to be sacked by the soldiers, whao ;torch warehouses, and • dwellings were emPtied. Its the liou,u of -Don Louis Cifuen tee, they obtainesl 11,Q0Q tb.!!!!irl, Tho weft-assorted store of Don Manuel Minket, was qnterely dektroyed, as well al those of many others, to the amount of 50,000dpIlars, These events took place the same. The city being garrisoned by thcartilkry and troops in the night, no occurrence took place; Itot on the following date was published, by beat of drum (as well to restrain the excesses of the• troops, who still condoned to riot in murders, and all the horrid outrages et a barbarous sol. diery sacking a populous city) as to give notice, that as the slid prisoners were the origin of this disorder, they should be pareued with every ewer, lion to bring them to justice. The people, how. ever, continue d to 44 fly to arms /, to arms i" -and the country for dee aides round, rising en masse, the Governor thought proper to form a Jams of I the acclesiastieel and secular Cabilsliis, with the as. riifence of his Excellency the Bishop. lu that Jilfila'wall resolved on,. the Decree, absolving all Muse inculpated, as well for the 1()th August of the Lust year, as for the present assault; and ordering 1 the troops to retire to Lima.—But this last . otter j was not complied with; for oti the following day 1 the troops were still combating the people. • 1 " The tireguing is a copy of the dispatch from I Popayan, by Don Carlo Montusar, the , *oth of tigust past. " TORIt I:S. PEN EItES..RIVELIO. Secretaries." .Nsw.Yotta, Nov. s.—The commerce of this city was never_iu to flourishing a state as at this moment ; &Wilt 30 large vessels, the most of them with rich carpel, !maul! 41 this . port yesterday, 114 d bad it not be t on for the storm, ,it is probable as many mare .would have arrived this day. 'rids is rather better than embargo times. We'expect Mr. Gallatin's Report this Session of Congress will Out please the Democrats more thin•the one he pub lished the last Session ; as it ssill exhibit proof po. skive that our own rixtrictions on commerce. are more injurious to the' coentry,than any which can he laid by foreign Powers., The most violent stutui has hero at New York that ever wog Lonwo. • Air. Matib Due. t 1 • • I)ablisi Watetfurd 1... 1 toils • 0 1 • . Lisboa ... 041 0 Fat ICE 01 STOChs EMS IIA TAT (INK x)CLOCA. 3 per Cent. Red. 6.5 k 3 per Cent. Gin". OM ()mina. 3 dis. THE STATESMAN. LONDON : DIONDAY, DECEMBER 3, 1810. STATE OF MIS MAJESTY'S HEALTH... Wiadsor Castle, Dec 9 tided:, p.n. 44 His MAJEtrry has continued the whole day fall as well as he was the morang." " Dee. 3. " The Ktio hostas! a good night, and is still a Buie better." (Signal as an • . WOILLETINIIISSUEI) YtSTERDAY. Wheimr Guth, Dec 1, half-pad eight, p. m. " There is siti Nitterial alteration iu liia MAJES. TT 9 S . esupplaitollitoe.oinnistig.'9 ' • " Dee. 2. " 'His Mast' ee . .bas passed is goad Asigat, and appears a littlobanarThis morning." (digit so sigma Y. Thitt day arrived a . Lisbon — Mail, bringing Wel. Mottos certainly of an• important unitive. There is little doubt that Aftsiema is retreating, but from what cause, or with what object, it is not quite easy to say. Thu subject, however, is more than ever interesting, and public anxiety is greater than ever. Lard WIILLINGTON; if he hate &Superior, effective force, a force . on all parts..orwhich he can Asks. .may. tio st s extromety reduce, ..it mist. annihilate or disperse the 14'reileh army ; and in feet, he seems, to have the idea that he shall do so. , •.—Yet, •he too has hazards, to encounter. But we Would not diminish expectation, when' 'the Jesuit mast he so soon known. Government, no doubt, will have the earbiebt possible information ; and all the Public have to ask of them now is, that, what. ever may be the result of their plans, they will not unnecessarily wound the public mind, by silence, or fabricated or mutilated accounts. The following Letter from Falmouth, corro. ',orates the sir:counte its the Portuguese Papery.— In the last paragraph it opeaks of the Jasper rrporting, that when abo was about to Sail, tti telegraph announced 'that the ershiet were Skit. suishing.•• In thoseepeetite positions of the two at. tales, in motion tati , yrlh are,, whatever ,Aisessedie's motives or &areal X 11? be, it le pretty certain Oat a jetteral lost . ,lthe,eitnns4 Ague •Ile easily Avoided.. by *her fee i%stalrosty tl - 013 niument blimpost *.mativi,,une • • • 0 1 44.1i1vv0 i 1i, , iy..3 , 1:-;—Arrioild his 51.4..styis ! eicigli" V4' 4 9 ,4 1 Mill. dud disorckt. ) • _ • 'I HE' STATESMAN. ____ from Lisbon, seven days passage. Accounts by bit state, that the French army being driven to tll. treater fur want of provisions (not having had bread - for six clays), commenced a retreat 'on the 15selast‘ut, pfier epikiug all theit heavy artillery, and leaving behind them all their heavy baggage, &c, They again halted on the 17th last. near Thu. mar; but as Lord IV et.t.terrrow, with 70,000 troops, in high health and condition, 'lad carets'r the tights WIP, _following them up Aunty, sinless M.%SSENA atiln retreated, a battle in Wdey or two , , was considered inevitable, His Majesty's ship 4enobics was lying in thoTague,' at Single aniritor, I in readiness to start with the first news, so that in, }formation of the highest importance may be daily expected : desertions from tbist enemy bare been immense, lint Majesty's ship Dolphin, with st SS sail of transports, having on bard deserters (ruin the French army, sailed from Lisbon Cu, England the day. before the Jasper left the Tagus, The last ac, MAIMS from the army stated, that the head-quarters of the French army was then at Santarem. Yes terday the Jasper spoke the Dispatch and Princess Elizabeth packets (which sailed from hence on • Tuesday), •IS miles S. W. of Scilly, wind then W, N. W, The IVaisinghaos and Diana pickets, wlsiols &mild base sailed from Plymouth same day (Tuesday), stilt remain there. "At the moment the Jasper was about to sail froes the 'Nets, the telegraph announced that the armies *ere skirmishing. General Iltcr, with 14,000 troops had crossed the Tagus to out off the enemy's retreat by Abrantes, or through the Aleutejo,“ American Papers to the 30111 ult. were received on Saturday. We must refer to our Extracts from them, as we hare no space for comment. They are, however, greatly intercstiug. German Papers to the 18► l, ult. havearrived. The following articles are from the "Ike:burgh Corre , spondenten or the 17th : • • Ilausuaou, Nut. 16.—The following notice was yesterday posted up hero : " The merchants wore hereby informed, that pursuant to the decision of his NW err r the Essen. ROB andlirno, the rum and molasses at presets*, in Holstein, if declared before the 20th of November, may enter Ilainburgh upon payment of the follow. ing duties. viz. niulasses 30 f. tho metric onintal, and rum 1 f. 50 c. per litre." Scnwitz, Nor. 12.—The introduction and sale of.Cottec in this Canton have been prohibited. • 'Yesterday morning the Qualm and PRINCES'S{ keard Divine Service performed in Windsor Gistle, nail afterwards took an airing to Frogmen!. The Duke,of CA 11 BRUM E has the management of the arrangements necessary to be made at the QUEEN'S Palace for the reception of the KING and Royal Family. Ono of thu Royal carriages and six' horses, with a number of outriders, in 11.4al liveries, as the Queen's Douse, in the Park, yesterday Own, 00011. It was supposed to he the Kisco ; but we apprehend that it aas only a part of his suite, pre. paratory to his own removal. The young Earl AvvvaLey, whose name has been so much' banned about in the Irish Law "Courts, is at present pursuing his studies at an aca dewy at Blackheath. Saturday ailvices were received from Catalonia to the 6th of October, including a Guyette Kalmar. (Unary of that rrevinre, contaatiing the IC• . count of a masterly march wrforuted by General O'Dommet.t. and a body of his troop", Wm Ter. capita to the environs of Gerona; aod of a sub, sequoia and must successful atrompt. made epee five French posts on the coast to thristikth-east,' of that ; fortress. General T 11 ENTON'S regiment, the 11. t Light Dragoons, is ordined to proceed to Wes froto the Cape. Letters from Dominica of the 6th of Ocleber, •stato. the troops to be very sickly at that Mace ; the 4th battalion of the 60th regiment, have lost 150 men within a short time, and has only two of. ficers fit fur duty. The 54th regiment, which has been for some years in the West Indies, is ordered home to recruit. This once lee corps has suffered much by the di. mate. His Majesty's ship Perlen, lying in English Isar. hour, A.ittigua, during the hurricane mouths, has suffered from .the diseases of the climate'to . alarming degree. The mortatity tat fallen heaviest on the officers of. the ship, and the marines but the crew almost to a man halo been attackod with fever. The following Hat of aleathi may be. depended on Mr. John Howell, 3d Lieutenant; Mr. J. D. Ilardinglinin, Piggeri Lieutenant George Itoluss ? tia, Royal Marines ; Lieu- SLIM* Thomas Gelshs, Royal Manors; Mr. Orroek, (humeri Mr. Preenum, liant.swaiiii Mr. Charles' reetroo, Assi•thm-Sor geon; Mr. Daniel Prime. Midshiposhot ; Mr. (: ttires,. School in;u4er ; Mr. IM;;11.11, Ma'ter's Mite; Mr. Crawford, Mas ter's Mate; Mr. I) mid Prime, Malthiposan; Mr. Hastol, Midshipman; and nearly 30 seamen, snarines, and hoys. A t the last Glasgow circuits a person of the name of OistLvta was tried for the-murder of his wife, found guilty, and ordered for execution. ll : •nbis having occurred with respect to the evidence, the ease was submitted to his NI AJESTY, whoa as pleased to grant a respite fur a time, which *feted on the .28th of Noven:ber. It appeire'from thrScesf Pa. pers of the 231, that fttrther'ra l itiloturfostrtceti days had arrived, uhich tnaat h ave Lien his AlaJEst x'a illness. Who cau . sar, then, that, the Royal functions are sittpettatt rho is, who exercises them The Prince of . llvetvtXiat (Tallerrand), Ate ' cording to private letters trout 'Prance, hail be for several weeks rendered incipable of transacting any business, by an attack of the gout, which, ilk ; the uptei4to of his . phys.;cians, fd some time threat. M 4.1 his lift, 14e +l.t<. ik.iwyvvr, htit TO CORRESPONDENTS. We arc this day favoured with a Letter from Amiens JCSTI. TIN, upon the conduct of Ministers regarding the Regency, which appear to- 00000 rrow, if povihle , 1111■•••.-_ FORI TIGRISSIC p4p 2 •LAsisarial pm DAT.] . • Nor. %O.46lTiiiiy; wh o a i d ./// eensained in frotitiii l adMithes, a n d e, 1 • threaten this tapitali'btilati g e l s in th e oi between the 14th Ott' 'tilt:di rect i on of tarots ; he was itainiiiliately pe l ysit t i b y oor troop. and the fofloWing diY our advaneed peak.' mot i sight of the rear guard of the French, who es eli need their retreat. Seine priseuers hoe tatesi , owl tisremessy outninits stamens ea that When be was advancing against tff. Loid Wellington's head -quarters mir e 7(1442 to arrive at Santarem.—( LirbaN Gazette, N 00. 19, I.I•soN; Nov. 2 1.- , We hate not Yet lette r any official intelligenite of th e mov ement* . or armies, and of the retreat o f th e F rench ; um 046 h owt , ver, to satisfy the Public curiusity, vis e . extract seine interesting particulars fron t di ver , 11 'Ate letters. It would seem that sums fanfare occurrence has occasioned the retreat of the French, because they have left sortie wheat and cattle be, bind.. We roust be on our guard ; it is tree ,tit regard to eatablesabandosied by the enemy, h„t it this it i s t o be observed, that they have burnt pir o f t h e provi s i on s which they left, so that i n all ins, bability want of time prevented them from destroy, ing the whole, Some prisoners and deserters affirm, Mat 'enemy carried a number of their foreign troop tra, them on their retreat, disarmed and p an t e d 17 French soldiers, which seems to confirm tilt report which %as current some days, that a very topside r , able discontent prevailed in the . French stay, whether on accuuto of the scarcity or bad quality of provisions, or from some other cause not holm The whole road room Alemquer to Santarem . is a, vercd with dead horses, so me d ea d human Win, broken muskets, Sic: In some houses, which were found locked, dead bodies were found shut up, pro. bably with the intention of spreading infection,—,. (Lisbon Gazette, Nov. 21.) Lisaorr, Nov. 22.—Yesterday arrived hero Ault tiro hundred French prisoners, taken by our tvit troops in Awnbaja ; they belonged to a coot of four hundred ineu, which was compl e t e ! ) , 6„ stroycd. Person. continue 4 "live ho rn .places which were ot On' Preach when they were ill front of our lanai di , Shelter themselves from the nick:Hedy)* of theittiliOrichiefly by makiug a .Iliad of shed 'with the *deur.shutters ) windows, &c. or 'the neighbouring Letters from Cafazo of. the 18th, state, that the headquarters arrived there on that day. It appears that the movement of the Frenciin produced results the must calamitous to the camp,. The positions which the different divisions of oar armies immediately occupy, after they are smutted by the enemy, enable them closely to watch his di. rection and manoeuvres. 'Para devastation commit. ted by the Fretteh}ln the places which they ma, pied, or througlV which they passed, is sosi‘ dreadful ; bat - 'air l the circumstances Omni in the' evacuate, prove that they really 61404(411h' must urgent watt ut things of the 'utitiOs't Viortaisce, in partie, .means of conveyitice ; their cavalry has aho MA feted a eery great diminution, in cansequetaill the east number of horsee.which daily died throvik elteessiee fatigue. It is also Said that Mittens is k 4 riesialy iwilisposed.—(Lisbon Diary, Nee. V.) ;Pe , are uow given to understand that the Franck General was nut in that want of provisions as Wit supposed by many people here; but that theilis. , tress of his troops in respect to clothing, plats. larly in shoes, was extreme. There is a report here in circulation, which.' however, is generally discredited, that ten thousand men, with a large convoy of provisions and cle. thing, have joined Massena. We now feel sate. fled that we arc perfectly secure for the remaiudcrot the year ; it is doubtful with some of the best in. formed, whether any battle of consequence yin take place this'caospaign. It is Said that a corps, consisting of several thou. sand men, has been destroyed by the Portextters on their route to - join Massone. Ari uFFICIAL COMMUNICATIOW rite* 14111? "Sa t iNICTOS TO DON MIGUSL ?CUM* rett . JAa,,PATED PERU NlGitO t TUC 10111 itttlV " 'Nothing of importance has occutretishice the date 0 00 1 1 last dispatches of the till irwt. On the ith hut. the enredY contioitred the environs of Abrantes, and moved, unAcr cort of the above operation, a small body of horse and feet It wards Villa Vellta, evidently with the iutention of obtaiiiiPl possessioo of the bridge across the 'Ears, which was futiderlY in that place ; finding it, however, destroyed, Abe above de* tachltlellireturned to SchreiraFrontioa..• " The enemy has collected the largest number of intattlebid h it was in his power to obtain, in order to throw a bridge user zhe L. , zere ; it is very bld, and will, I trust, be destroyed. -Ity the last accounts which I have received from Barlajos , dated the Oa, L find that at that time Mortices corps remain' ed in Seville, rend was in a very giddy stale." - (Lidb" Belle, Noir. 12.) • The kit accounts from Abrantes state, that the idge which the enemy had thrown across the ta vas has been destroyed •by the overdo, of that . river....( Lisbon Gazette, Nov. 15.) TitanAcium A, ' Oct. 23.—Our General in Chief b:ii.nlerezitnremwettimee4llo4.44:ll.o6oll4ct„:l!aftildthesead ,i.asteirgns h is 4figlic Cain bria 4 urlrl i Yhentot , tr..., action It 1.),) t it i trt 61 - e.. eel .10 ' • 1),•! r„1 be, I~' i ' tL I -trt' ' 1