The Statesman. — London, England, 1810-03-01 00:00:00

'lbis day was published, by Sberwood,Nrely,aadJoash Pa- tertioster-row T HE VETO, a COMMENTARY On the GRENVILLE MANIFESTO. By CORNELIUS KEOGH, F. q. (Late of Mould Jerome, in Ireland, a Catholic, sad a Mem ber of some Literary Societies.) Te elucidate the Important ;libation of the Veto. the fol. twang iotere•tinx user o matoes (some of them never hitherto puhlishe.l) are Resolatious of the Maysonth Bi shops, 1799; Resolutions of the Synod of Ireland, 1&31; Kilkenny Address to the Synod, 1908; Kilkeasy Declara tion. ItitlS; Sir Jobe Cur Hippesley's Bill, 1808 1 Catholic anteadment oa the motion for Petition. 1809; Lord Cereaville's • Letter to Lord Fingal, 1310 ; Kilkeany Resolutions, 1810; Dr. Milaer's Letter to Lord Steartaes, 1810. ?bit Pay were ribfislied, elegantly printed, and embellished with Engrayi price 7s. in board TIIE BEAUTIES ags, O THE LYRIC MUSE. A Collection of Poetry, comprising the eheiimst Pro. auctions of the Rritish Lyre. Printed for M. Plant Pierey,-Ifolbers-bill. Where alto may be had, printed eniforesly with the iLbove, SELECT POETICAL TRANSLATIONS OF TAE CLASSICS OF A NTIVITY. Price 7s. in bonds. grvived. Natla. Dee. 1 i • • • i r•• • • 0 Waterford...... '1 rib.. 3 • • bili s PRICE OF STOCKS ?Ha DAY AT ON IItO'CLOGE. 9 per Cept. Cons. 67ii Lon* Aaa...18 7-16 i 3 per Re(laced 6811 °mains 4 per Cent.... 63; 4 . India Booth 11x. 121. 3 per Ceno.Novy 99// Each. Bill, 61. 10s. Consols far April tisi Lottery Ticket.. I'HE STATESMAN. PUOPOSI' Tlit4AX. LONDON: SUOKSJIAY, DIAROI By a •essel from New-York, arrived at Livery pool, a Paper has beep received in town this morning, containing THE MESSAGE OF TRE PRESIDENT TO THE SENATE AND HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES OF THE UNITED STATES. Ti a. senate 4 4d Iroise Ropressotaiivos of Ihs " Uoito4 Wolof. " TIN Act authorizing a detachment of pat hundred thousand melt from the Militia, will ix.' pin on the 30th of March east. Its early red vai is recommended, in order that timely steps say be takes (or arraasemcats Inch as thy Act contemplated. " Without interferlog with the modifiestious rendered neceeirgY hT the defects or the Weal-. cacy of the laws restrictive of commerce and savigetioq, or with the policy of disallowing to Santis armed vessels the use of oer waters, it taUs within my duty to recommend also, that in addition to the precautionary misuse an. thorised by that act, and to the regular troops for completing the legal establishment which enlistments are renewed, every necessary • pro vision may be made for a volunteer force of $O,OOO Rion, to be enlisted - for a short period, to be held ig a state of organization and readiness for *mail service, at the shortest warning. " sohmit to the consideration of Congress, Moreover, the expediency of such a classification and organization of the Militly as will best in.. sore prompt and successful aids from that source adequate to emergencies which may call for them. tt It will rest with them, also; to determine bow far farther provision may be expedieat for potting late lacteal service, if necessary, any pert of the navel armament not now employed. " At a period presenting features in the conduct of foreign powers towards the United states, which impose on them the necessity of precautionary measures involving expence, it iS .4 happy consideration that such 1$ the so. lid state of the poblic credit, that rename, may b e wade for raortiag to it in a sonTeniept form s quad to an adequate amount. ft JAMES MAMMON." it j awi ry $, Irrstwasucz re* the replootda, but of to tiliOiritfieboiy a nature, that it is dl elk to draw a correct conclusion of the octant of country actually occupied by the French io the south of Spain. One fact is, how. ever, ascertained—that they are once more about to come Into contact with the army of Lord Wax. • LINGTON in Portugal—indeed the probability is, that, 'ere this, an action bas taco place. So long ago as the 2ist of last month, we mentioned private letters to have been rcceiTed in town from British Officers, in which it was asserted that French troops were within a few leagues of the Advanced posts of As British army. The following letters from Lisbon will show the correctness of tiut information : Lissoe, Fes. 18.—We hear tart there are rosaries** Roam ligAr iroopt liewring spew mu sort*, frimagifirs. Tempt are 'arias. re purls respecting the e 'tent of the enemy's f orm 'Woes, hexing to slacken very na.och lave ; many of ty jpowiean. are about to lease the Tagus, as they canna! et Regre t fed a market for their goods in Pertaol. Ao A mm o bees haw received front podia, c s . ag e 4 oeg,b rust , *kb o b i t . that the wit active arepratioas firers; *ki ng t ar o mp &f e w of that city. Tko DOA 4 Asaskitpui l ne. efts, is id to hove lake, an adveniagewas beast*- es th e merit of kaid °M et ! !titian the 44 9 . at 1411.14..e*Cf!1i.- Akan •••••• • 7r77 11 7R1PT 4 7r7 0 ,777 • -'.‘ %*, Y or": . , .I ~ . neat The bridge hes has Mites dove. Cadiz, I bear, was safe on the lttb. The troops oodeithe command of the Marquis nn Rose 4:141. MOWN Oa 18A& It is supposed he will retreat 4 coaletteelierof the Stiviere pf the beach is farce *wards Badajeti. lasso., rag. here bee% greatly alarmed here by Tadao floats since the se/wader of Seville to the Feetteb; 'het as we have since learned that no great part of the enemy has as yet entered our frontiers, and as Cadiz and &dojos SUN hold oat, with every prospect that they will not prove so an a esopiest as Seville, oar appreltensioas are considers* atmenl. =Another letter of the same date collt•ins • more favourable 'report of the situation of the Spa. niards—but, we have so arty* been amused by them after they have been defeated, with similar expeitatieds of saccest, that it is impossible to attach any credit to their representations. The French doubtlesi calculated against contingetscies 'cre they undertook so decisive a step U that of entering the South of Spain. a Mums, Fas.l6. " A Gentleman who left Seville at eight o'clock In tht morning of the Bth instant. has reached this dty, I have Seta him. and he states, that sip to that time the Preach had not altered Seville, as the Duke of ALautprancenit, with his way, had come down frim Cad's, and completely a►• Istencted the *dialog of the enemy. " Jossots, he asserts, was at Sella, with a pitifal foie* of not mote thee 6000 ram and peat hope were in.' dulged of cutting hem MI in his retreat. which he met news wily commence oaths appr.mch of the Spessiatib." Another letter, of the preceding day (the 1/1h), clearly skews the futiliry of Spanish atc4uats. The Marquis Rasura, wk. was believed and re. presented to have had under his command thirty thousand troops, hes, it aeons, only 0000—bit ifi cipecting WOG more. This is precisely itl unison MA the proceedings aid stetensents of the Spaniards for the list 18 nouthk—expectation sad.preparntion—ever usurping the place of ac. lion. " Linos, Faa.l7.—We emoset account for the *bane, but mambo* or other the alarm which prevailed io this plate aSweek ago has greatly sab►iid s it was. believed here at thallium. 'hat Roma Na bad 30400 tropp at Batiajos ; bat it hat slim been aicertaised, that be has ally 6000, but was upectioi 8000 more. The psi of attack, however, will, it is understood, be is the North, and that before may weeks elapse. 04 Our Dew Minister, tilr. STIIMIT. is arrived, and Hr. Vs u.taas bundled. ' Lord W tramcar°, is up she cone try, and report says, he is under no app eiseasiowit bistif he felt any. he would do u rong to let it be hams,. " The heavy baggage of the army is stlia embarhill es bight the 'reimports in the river.—Premeltismasig 1 " The C(gde frigate is arrived with a largo sala ia . speeie (it is said, upwards of seven buadred thoesantemecrOse ac.; count Sr Goverment. " We are told more trails are coming motto this misery s it is wished that their bravery and exertions may finally as, able to prevail against the farm which, no dmi4t, will sees he opposed to then!. I 4 Josses' Botso r.tara i< undenteed to be at Seville. r4liesch force is in the neighbourhood of Badajox, but darb OM Ovate so much alarm here as might be expected." Another letter from Lisboa, , of a still anterior date; announces th... expected arrival of Lord WEt.. unoron at Vises, which is in the direction of the • , Douro, from Lisbon. • Vzsst, Fen. 14.—Lord WeLLIMOTO/4 IS daily expected here from Lishon, and it is believed. that, upon his arrival, the army will make a movement unsaid, the frontiers. The ;wecessaey measures have been taken for the supply ofthe army is this march. The Commissary in,thief„ ;IN out for that purpose from the head-quarters, about twelve days ago. He Weal Int to Oporto, and theism proceeded u. the Deere, passim Weigh all the tootle twine the condors ettipakb, and making suitable arrangements. its is expected le return here in the course of live *lila days. While precautions are, thus taking against the lipproach of the French on the Northern free, der of Portugal, other letters announce a move; 'meet of 20,000 of the dismay on the SOuth,la the i ;dfiraction of the Guadiana. This corps LI coojec. eared to have abandoned Seville for the purpose of acting In co.operation with the French corps Ipiho North of Portugal against the British army. •In cones:ounce of this reported movement of the French from Seville' the Duke of dtlEndWE is asserted to hate moved in the direction: of that place. However inconsistent these 416 &rent accounts from Lisbon may, at the first view appear, it will be found, on examinatioe, that they are by no means irreconcilable. We have, in another part of the Piper, given extracts frogs a series of Cadiz Papers to the 10th of February, which were received at a late hoar last night. Allidtgrttte ttspatebea eirMageal PuRVIS come &we' to a, later date, the 121 b—as the public are only in possession of their leading contents by report s the correctness of the tires*. stances detailed in the Spanish Papers hi ,14 . ad pulp impeached. 1,.. In these Journals it is stated, that'on thrld - a 'Ting of Trues was seat into Cadia by the Irstorelr s to treat for the surreniier of Me Siteuliehlitiii. it is difficult to _conceive that the Freest weld asks such a demand, conscious, as they mist be, of the presence of our fleet. Such, however,ls assorted to be the fact. 'Proclamations are 8140 said to base b‘e o issued on the 7th, for providing sepplies food aid fuel—and it is lidded that the tale/baring itwou were callod upon for their anistare is ibis most ? —birt if the French sent in a flag of truce, sthey' wart have bein I. force in the neighbourhood ' —ell 0011/Masiostf“ * l oad Merefore be mecum." ril.Y asfd beetifia C.l4ii lead the IteitililtiteTieS lowes t ' • • it 1 {lire6iblf. b 1441.1 the 4 4 , 11 0 4 with. out d Co.avicii.G4 0 the IWIP OI O 4III I 9( ProtrVted Clefo9.c, by ••N - 4~ THR STATg§MAN. "'..4.1••••• AMULET do the Continental to talk of another coalition : represent the French tinny 100,000 strong ; and speculations hazarded on the probability of distant period, between France believe that there are not nor zealots so insane as to listen to Ir was currently reported upon the authority of a letter dated the 12th of January, being laid before the Rouse of the Non-intercourse: Bill had Already are the Inhabitants sinus of famine. A Proclamation. the Bth, directing that no . awdy more previsions Illnut Ante* . quired. The waist Wlrfwel, toe, supply Ot water win e perhaps, insuperable dilloolty. A ' favourable to the French exists in Cadiz—aud whin, ties is added, that of the the coast by the enemy, to Cadiz, the speedy surrende , appear inevitable to any one examines the subject. The plan of the French prise Cadii. In that, they have bat . the hourly reinforcements roads from Bayonne to the F- Pwasees to the North and eaable them to succeed o f the Peninsula. The Spaniards, however, under Tone eircemstanete, continue hopes of repelling the invaders resuming offensive operations, petted reinforemneats of Britisi rise at Cadiz.. The Duke of " booticed to have recei►ed a pint( triode, which is on thcS panish near to where it falls into the be eFrencis corps of 20,000 banks of that river, the marl ifyantonte may have proceeded ont motive. The Spaniards King Joszru, who is represeal him only a pitiful corps of absurd~surely the feeble and of the posses.of the Sierra MI induced the Spanish writers to the use of the epithet pitiful enemy who, however be may certainly unworthy of contetni . The dispatches of Admiral already stated, are of the date The French troops are said to him as inconsiderable in nuns( tiflery ; and their attempt at the Isthmus, which counccts_ of Leon, has been frustrated Spanish squadrons.. The. 30,000 Portuguese taken it is believed, are intended, evacuation of Portugal by to be coaveyed to tho Brazils. Went mode of getting rid of but what purpose they are get there, is above comprehension. ever, shall doubtless have 'defraying the expence of in addition to that of maintaining them until their arrival. N, said on the subject of the arms these faithful mercenaries. 'ever, that the charge must pocket of John Bull—who to almost any thing, rather than encumbered with the addition guess to the 30,000 foreigners, of the standing army of this kingdom, ~ . Ifispatehes were yestisday IlmoAuleeireitoguaanAdsairel rvity4s. thi 12th ult. They state, that the !P -ranced into the vielaity of Cadiz, had not-been able to wake our that sky or the Isle of Loon, ,Lbilias effectually prevented, by ;wish squadrons, from thrown,: Government also l yesterday , lig.. oasts from Lisbon of very :real /reach, as we stated same.days is coosiderable corps to the frontiers Lord WZLLINGTOW has advanced, • rapidity, to meet them, and came away, the account of a expected at Lisboa. . The Prime Breed packet mouth, witW a Mall from Jamaica, In The surgeon and two mou having died v abide passage, the vessel was put • •sud consequently the Mail was The Expedition against Guadeloupe the !Ist of January from Hare - Eason* tad withdrawn ` with troops into BosseSerfs. IS US Aissd . 1390SAllts, 401141014 SA wawyesterday stated % tic was ietrebted for their eaclesiou le g the Hoes! qlj cosign/ma 4134-, 7 7 ‘ 3. 77FT PI•c er' - '"''''' 7 `:: :w =W7 lll7 r7 77- 3 1 7-7 1 7 . •'',}o • - . ' , • ..' . .. 6 :".'0: 4 !". 4 .?:',.. 4. 4 ;11 ' 7 !" . ": • •••'‘'. i‘1,... , 1P:' !.'o4.` • - ''''' ' '.. l 1 ampasmillarleirr alliMiseill"."l. llll-eleeenald. Flagnecentrzhei 'inriellird.gedale2":.. tallaimerseeit.P.41.11"."10:111:114:;111::;:i9p4 1r t: aplitaaCinthheCerapbtiOi°7l",:;c4.l :* is .. ties attatmo ----....— . mtalbtose.:. kcaside 4.-..; mu "9 Is ar e 14.41.°14 - a Per ijinhoo s Capt. Lawson, on a er • pa, be attest/Mt with rus e; to Pal, with ettneefAsehe Downs eery strong party, l en toi t ii ir tta e lre3l p t . ht o les sicul o cet: ll* o: :s o il f b° . 7ll.;llhde "4 ,S ig arpe tbek dotslifigtV:taike.lide:teo!v ionysttonitchte;;lso to o ns i i ii ti s ill tione , captain • Forest, to the Medi trh te e. .I r s r o s t s heliusi; from San LaCilt and Goshawk, to Oporto. cr of that place-must . . ollatellY FALmotrrn, -Fen. 36.—Arrived the Wow a who &pod ,higon arid Prince of Wales packets, from Li s : was evidently to sur.. the latter after a passage of eight days f .from ti ll Me cool:deist! failed Tr 'fagus (they both landed their mails to the E tst . :Ms which cover the infantry ward). had sailed u he i r ied we fr l e a m rn r:is th bo at a fo o n n r ripm enn of 'yrinees, and from the South of Spain, wilt for Cadiz, viz. the 74th, 79th, 87th, a n d Ni t. :cad in the reduction It was reported at Lisbon that' the French arra/ were approaching the frontiers of Portugal , o w under even these ad. army is also stated to be advancing to nu dist re to cherish Sanguine enemy, so that we may shortly expect to lo va ors; they eves talk of some warm work. Also arrived his Majest y ., 4 "Imo" as th e "'' ship Surreitlante Capt. Sir G. Collier , f 15: from . 1 . ritish troops shall ar. month. y' his Majesty'a ship //umber, with ce3, ' A LaUQUERQW E . 13 an. inforcement from is. h silo of theGualano, Toy for the Downs. • Yesterday arrived the ship John of G aut, IC ocean—but if there Captain Gibson, from Martinique. Sailed fr os 3 manmuvring on the thence on the 18th ult. at which time the liapedi, arch of troops from lion against Guadeloupe had not sailed, but nu, ed from a very differ- i n a state of rea di ness, an d would „ tic _ ard . ( i lr ' that Island in a day or two ; the Pri nce Err, ; , ! Eri7l s talk of cutting seated as having eritif packet , from Jamaica, .1111,0 arrived , , 4 )esterdsj, r 6000—this is 444 but does not briegeny newt. rui disgraceful defence- _ - -.. .__ _ , Morena—might, have •The biddiettn . Z.' the enotiug Lottery is to lan :o have refrained'from place to.morrow. The first payment is to be nlai l ii, as applied to so- on the 6th instant, to be drawu on th e B t h of floe, r merit deterlals , on Twenty 'Thousand Tickets : all in one d ay. Is IV; • . Mr. Hire's deficiency, as Treasure of tie ne w t. ',l a,' Oedhance, arihotints to 03,9171. 145..5111. I • _.. . .. I PuRvIS, Si Wlll " 1 The lion. Mr. I r scetyts; his M A. lll l'lll4 date of the 13th'isit. Minister to the Court of bistros), arrived in too to be represented.by yesterday, and is under tood to oboe brou g ht !bee, and weak in ar. some .very important comnionications to Goon, went. - • t raising batteries on The remains of the Honourable Mr. EMI Wen s_ Cadis with the Isle' yesterday deposited in the family vault at Beek. :d by the British an d eritfani. They were attended by th e H onourable GSORGE Eneir l the Earl of BuccNquAlblint; ... • Mr. 111:1G111 ELLIOT, Mr. WED 0111111.711, 1) Valk aft -hit° our service, Rev. GligaGE Moose:. The funeral service war its : the event of the performed by the Rev. Mr. ROSE, Rocker Ulllll Lord WeLLINGeon, parish. ' oils. This is a coots. A. Mr. Brown is mentioned as the *Wiwi third hosband of a German-titled Lady al 414_ If them to be sure— unction . , 11e is aid to have long beers her amt to effect SiliCa tin Woad*? presumed to become her odoaker. lonsion. Woe ast*'' wry' Theatre., it is now said, is likely to the satisfaceas of be rebuilt la the course of the ne;t summer. Mr. their traniportation, 811011142A)1 9 and the other loteteats ill that pas. ntainiog and paying petty , having at last come to an amicable 111111 aft• anent for that put rpole. 41 "hiPlf h" Yet boon When the Seersen called "Serjeaget Arlie'. arms and clothing of to take Mt. FuLeen into custody, sal that Oi. We presume, how., air not immediately appearing, a Alember reeart• st come out of the ' ed, 66 perhaps a Yeoman of Me Mouse night do , as wen." . I°lrev" would subm it Thad's( Parson, Joseett,' 'at G Telco Grew, $ ha that we should be still Who' aid hearty. 'He dfinks nothing bat on of 30,000 Poste* balledpostlad has' neither been sick norsober then rs, composing a part forty yam ws. lib' got a princely fee lately tor kingdom,marrying the great Miss Eames to Mr. DO. . lona) ; the filitunate bridegroom having gine hie _ 501. sterlingl. • ntal quidnunc: begin It was obiereed of a faded beauty, who pat, ' The German Papers chased a halm et a fashionable sale one day let week, that it oaluoky sbe had the let to Mal in Germany to he what sit. had the misroitune to lose. (loos are pretty heel "' A meeting of Architects took place, hut Fri, of hos t i lities, at RO day, for the purpose of considering of the bed ice and Russia. Wo mode of istoblhhing ea Academy of Ambito:ton, ow, even in Lesulen i oesstakelag, among other requisites is such a fats o this uonsense. models, dation, a museum of and a good library. It Is isudentood not to twin* least opposed to the Royal Academy. -, ..• . , lon 'Change tn.day, General Orres, who Wei. second in emend 'ter from New Yorks at Flushing, Colonel Manton, and another Preach , that on the report Officer, prisoners at Lichfield, ;broke their Wok 1 of Representatives— on Tlaarsday, the let of this month, and kit 1 taken their measures so well, fiat from a letter I been repealed. which has been vino: received at the latter phre, ewe it appears that they were landed in Ronald 11101. i morning received 'at in forty.sie hours afterwards. Their War . 6 1 1 rpity4s, dated Cadiz, supposed to have been effected by moms of 7 ., at the French had a d. smugglers, with . whom , Wm Casual ores a _, i Coatis, bet that they- vourite, and two of whom ore said to. hay! 1 7. , my impiessiop open hint at Birmingham, and conducted . hlo . ..'" t,. because they had the sea coast. .11is daughter had been witk, l 7 a r the BMW, and Spa. from 'Flushing, and was sent off, about a Lon . i ;op any - batteries. night previously, with the General's heetto!. ( 1 y morning, received gage. Monsieur JULIE, Paymaster of* tri, i Lichfield Ai * E lreatiMpOrtance. The at Flushing , 'also not away from , ~..i . ys ago, had marched a week before the General's departure. I t Dn . 1 rotation of Portugal. table that General °nix provided for h is r i tr:' 2 scud, with his us u al previously to his b e in g tak en prisoner; saarl 4 when she dispatches, ever may be thought of the bteaah of big Prr_ a a s battle was heady bas trertalnly been massaged adroitly, Radial. u'r 1 ,—, cer.like manost. 1 t et is arriv e d at rt Saturday as a. petty, consisting of site P" mien, n . ien, In air vile were crowing fropa i tthe Isle of Wight its( &dot a fever On Ilansisthiro saute a Itteers•-erosel novel dos art sander quarantine s lips,Akiven W,St Sigte. , Olt.sbe six persons _.7.i s not landed. * ltWo!y cat'illied e ,malt aii•whom. , ll a geetkn w . l - mad :at Stoke, ''' aadaloupe sal` p!, . fil„ . .Motli " ith'r "Iv r—es .• e d s eta e' larlinique. 0101001 I.llllUlattl. Onittmga t but wheildear . Ile _ il the 114 4 . ' llis is " 1 4 cads !Ask ,bos,ssitlssed his i. ! I L T t; - ' P E ` , ",,F 161 .1K,...4 Isdx 4 the pasterns tho lair 5 e and • tit' r,. I.c OF a•tdivpion est reasibagVosidfas U m" ' , , ur " ' - 1....1.... 11 Mh1d5 a _1 i t a . , , . .vt!*)lllresiolatto4 to. stefOslatat Mr. Bogol: t mow. gr auk vow in tke.3lajority on Mr. Winesassis"„, 0 1 11.41 1 114111.111 WA- tin% and oat lu. the MillOrill i as 5e44 4 i ll " lilt YillOidaP. • . ' e ' r. .. All •