The Statesman. — London, England, 1810-12-24 00:00:00

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'ELL availshimself of the present oppor to make his best ackuowledgasents to his is in IRELAND, far the favours conferred him ) and assures them, tke'g may rely his exertions in future to promote the c of Irdlandi in conjunction setth that of , nd, as they must stand or fall together. "nil 1 rie. upon upon selfu Engle STATI DIN GAOL, Newmir, .inber 44, NIO. • - LONDON: MONDAY, DECEIT= 24, 1810. STATE OF HIS MAJESTY'S HEALTH. •-- - - " IVindsor•Casfle, bee. 24. . • C 6 nig MAJtITY has had a sleepfesi night ) and Is not so well today " 11. R. REtNdLDS. 41 ' H. lIALFORD. •. "W. III•:BERDEN. • "R. WILLIS." • • The following is tho Bullelin skean yesterday : " Dec. 5.9. 4 g His Ma - sEsty i 6 trot quit 6 go well this morn ing, although lie bad several hunts sleep ye‘terday evening: ' H. R. REYNOLDS., • • " 11. HALTOM): • ,111. BAILLIF.. W: iiERF.RDEN: • R. WILLIS.' The following very important letters *erc brought by the last Packet from the British Ilead. Quarters, in Porta/sal. There is tittle need to make much comment on them. Wilt this • movement of MASSENA also be called a retreat ?- " Had-Quarters, Caries., Nov. 20. " MASSENA has completely wasted every thing near his position in front , of the British lines, He has 'retirerto o n ew and fertile country, between Santarent and the river Zetere. Tagus covers his right from insult; the river Zezere and a moon taindits country protects his rear.; Ite.hass strong ground in his front; and his . right is - not . likely . to be seriously attacked, as a movement et . the British army to that lank, might place the fate of the ca pital at the hazard "of a battle. " The peasantry, on all oecasiens; prove them. Betel full of patriotism* and continue, whenever kis in their power, the practice of abandoning their htinies and property, rather than associate with the enemy. Certainly 111Assex A cannot, with his present force, attempt any thing. Ile will,, therefore, wait in hiS positiost for reinforcements." . 1 ' " Cortaro, Nov. 30,:1810. " Every body in England will ; no doubt, be Much surprised to hear, . that the great battle, so' much t xpeeted.at Villa Franca, has not yet been fought ; nor du I think there is any reliability that ;my wilt for some lime. We left Zebriera on the 15th instant, the whole of the French army hiving retired, .during the night, and so silently, that they were 'jilt missed till daylight, when not a 'vestige of them remained—so moth for the good look-oat of our advanced - piques"! which were within pistol,shot of them.— We advanced that day to a height on this side Soubril, and occupied•huis which the French had left . in the morning. • On the 10Th, we passed Alanguer, which si•as the head. quarters of MASse:ct, to it tillage called Musea Nova, where we halted on the 170 ; and on the 18th moved forward to Cartixo, where we found Lord IVei,Ltno•rotir, whose head.quer ters are still here, on this day.—General 'HILL, with hiS'ilivision, crusted the Tagus near Villa Nova, and has, we are told, proceeded up the right bank towards Abrantes. • We found that the French rearguard occupied the strong position pf Santateni, and that they were to lie attacked the following morning by the left division under gadier-Getieral CeA %venue, a .brigide of Porto. geese, under Biigadier.General Net, and Sir W. Eits.atnit's brigade, supported by the remainder of Sir BityWr Siterrese's* division. Accordingly, on themorning of the 19th, we moved forward to. ward the points of attack, in full expectation of honor add eau, when we ftutid time enemy drawn ep ready is receive us, antra pparentli determined to stand . a dusting.. The poaitiottis.one of the strong- , est that min be conceited; Santarem, nit,the top of a riling°. of bills, , very high anii.almost perpendictif lar, with a !owe rano in front, Who're thiiit% first Was drawn up, it the foot of which, runs the Bit) Mayne , a branch of the Tagtis, and a latge portion of iwaropy ground, %hick .is only to be crossed by two eanzeiwerioind, • with', Ihe across the rivers art completely • comMandeir by tile guns of the enemy ; this was 'the •centre point.— The attack *as to have commenced by General Citaieromn, on our right—anti General PACK., with the Portuguese, on left, to nail their flanks : the centre was for the brigade of Guards, and Sir • -Wm. Eascint!s. Fortunately, I think,' for Ili all, it was delayed by General PACic slot be. ing elle to, get forward a gun, %thick Was to have giten the signal to commence ; for on General SPEN'ci:ft, going up, he was almost petrideil at. the idol, and declarer} it impracticable. .. • " Lord Wtt.t.t Ndrow remained on a hill in 'front . ' till dusk, when, finding the task too difficult, and ; .that the enemy . was in greater force than, he expected, which" we since• know to be the case, the troops were-moved Off in different directions. .We are to support Col. ELDER'S battalion of Portuguese Casa- dons (light troops), who is to defend the bridge I mentionedabovePonte de Clerlsa r in ease of at. tack ; but that is for the present' rendered impussi. ble, by the heavy rains we have had, which have swelled the deers to suet a degree, that neither Cr. my can get at the other, let their Incliaationt be ever so good, Arr. I ... PRIG; Opal Mail; Due. • MAN. 1 Wisierfort 1 Malta )F STOCKS To is I)AV AT ONE O'CLOCK. eat. Red. 6bil4 I Spey Cent. Colo. shim • prtotat•) 53 diss •VgE STATESMAN. • 4g who Frkoch ;aka ill the valuables s a d ' ear. a b b e i r t e: an butS fa gOod deal h arassed ; mid Carry •off: W e are scarce peed, ti t , ! mere is left in (he country with s door or Window-shatte —windows are out o f th e question. A heard r or two serves for a table, an d h e i s a lucky fellow cig cart find a chair or a stool to sit o n : Ire 04 o f th e ques ti on : Since we left Lisbon, I har e never taken off morwth in coat, stock, and sh act, aw and put on my boat cl oa k an d hairy cap; and glud if I can get a plac e t o l a y down dry, *hi d , hal not always been th e case . W e can get nothin g bp, our 'Ilion!, except what Forney froni Lisboa -4e lire cheap." Our Letter from•Trirerpool gives tire l'ullth.int tnitlanchuli intelligence : " LIVLRPOOL. Dtc. ',..k.;. " "'he Brunswick, f or Li s b on, i s oo shore abult the Queen Duck, but i s expected to be got utf ; the Ann, Moctsost, from Eddingion, ill A mer i ca, struck in 'Burbo yesterd,i'y about" tlitee o'cl oc k , and went to pieces; great part of the wreck led cargo drifted ou shore into Booth Ray. The Cap. tain and seven tneu were drowned : indeed only one mutt was saved, who states that a schooner p in k just before the Awn went to pieces. Not less tka s a dusen other ships are on shore ; amongst theis are the deo . r;c l DEI.IIORN j the Troreller,Fnuti, kc. ttc." Our Plymouth• Letter of to-day says .It Mr. Macictszic arrived hero on Wednenhi last, fur the purpose of conveying to Lueitx a u . .NAPAtire the intentioro, of our GoVertnrient regard. ing him. Lucien and Kniiily are expected, to lure this place fur their intended residence ou Thursday next," The Amsterdam Courier, of the 14th instaat i contains a very cnrions article ; and, we must say, as it bears upon this country, a very interesting one too. It is a long and elaborate defence of Na. POLEON'S burning 1)(m:es. It proceeds upon the principk, that NAPOLCON'S violence against tog. I ish commerce is sanctioned Ly our example. It say*—" We should seek in vain among other's.. '' lions a system of prohibition, which has placed i 4 more I.ltacklus titan that of England opus the " intruductitoauf industry from the Continent.' 3 It goes on to quote the several Statutes which, 44 from the 3d . icar of the reign of EDIILIM 41 IV. down to the present time, have established " violent measures against French prodtirts acd " industry, particularly with regard to cloths, , waollen.caps, lace, ribbbni, fringe of silk et " thread, gold and silver face, linen, cambric, " &c." It 'hews that the penalties for importing the prohibited aritcles of merchandlie Were et- cessive dnd Nut. only were the pet confiscated, and t wire their value fterfOted, bet they were ordered to be barn{ And utteyty Jantoyed.... Ev'ery act of prOhlblted Intporlitio4 speller opera or clandestine, was declared felony,, and every vs. son aecused . of fraud was compeled to'ppe'r, un 3 der pet of death, at the time specified in the Prod.. million. It observes, that the'English Government has had recourse to domicillarli visits, and diet cup tom,house officers throughout,,the three •ItingdonA are authorised to enter houses to search forprohi• bited goods, front the top to the bottom led OR they eats even atop passengers in the streets endure • the roads, when they are known. as carrier* of sae pected goods: • It asks, therefore, Rnw any well-inforthed men in England Can' consider the realiCe EMPERaltii burning Decrees as being without precedent ? It triumphantly says-Lwhere are your statutes ? H;tve you boded them? or are they forgotten ?—• 'Cher: is no such thing as finding an answer toall this. The fregnent narrow' policy of our Llislaturu and • Government, in matters of trade, •has given fist too much excuse to .N.yenr.LON fur his violrnepro. against Commerce. Considering that e are a (mop% that ham been enriched bi • •Co.4i:4'LupE, Ilytt we elf Pinot Okaintiiits our stations( an ,Empire wititont coman.ree, and liat end pollif• ~14tion catiolit he fiNl, nor all its industry employed, without commerce, we have made extraordinary blunders on this subject. Oar . dernand of the O. So vERtIGNTY of tl4O SEAS IS a claim as comic as 1111 1 8* tonal eliects are tragic - anil The. sorcreignl i i di the seas ! Why tilow cold.' such an arrogant lite. I . tension arise ••••• ho w . one so ridicalaut on its rer.,, , fur , !face? The' claint or the P, vas lo be the so wilt of PetEtt, a id hold the kn. , of the- gates qt / 101 ' yen, was soberness an I truth to this ! th e ALMIGHTY NUM DENCE mike this vast wort& with its Various toils, soid prod , tet4, aid sots o bring the people of the various tor thet,.. to market atA merchand xi:. with eac h other 'fur Muftis! benefit, and to interchango blesslngs—did llExtust provide this wornieri!u" scene-of interchanged belle* for a pigmy No d ' a speck in.the Sexy, to rise As and vaunt—All oas has PHOTIDENCE given to me—the Si*, fro tnirrel and no Nation shat) have intercourse with another but though inc. t and with my permission—Where n'Y ► ships smil, all that bend nut the knee to Me, shall sink —my interest, and mike only, was consulted, won , . tended and ordained, when this beauteous and won; (irons Scene of things arose oat of chaos ?--0 1) 6 r • `Let scot this taints- hang Wager. upon dsi lc de vole our hotsk to detituction 1 Let at hoten to 0 the nt:, ban kart 1 . 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