The Statesman. — London, England, 1810-06-04 00:00:00

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Printed for fiule Canis, 23, Patera Ater-row. THE PROPRIETOR of this Paper feels it incum. bent upon him to notice a most flagrant and *unprincipled combination formed by the late Editor of THE Sr.ir zsm,ipt, (falsely and arro gantly styling himself the late sole Conductor), in conjunction with certain other persons, with a view to injure the circulation of Tuz STATESMAN. Some of the Agents concerned in this nefarious business have had the ands. city to state, that this upstart Paper is vir tually THE STATESMAN, under a different name; and some unwary persons hare actually been imposed upon by such misrepresentations. Bribes have also been offered to some of the News Venders to induce them to subAitute this new paper for THE STATESMAN; and one of them has been detected in sub , tituting one paper for the other, against whom an action at law has been commenced, and stands for htrial ne.rt term. W E have received rt Letter. signed " Au Officer in the S. W. L. M."—and beg leave to btate to the Writer ' that the nr tide in qufttion was copied; and, us to the latter part of It, quite modvertently, from n Moruieg Paper. AA-..,..—__..ri rrived. MI6 Ila. 1)1!e. 2 2 1 0 0 - . Cadiz THE STATESMAN. • Ottoman Moister have not been deemed admissable at St. Petersburg, and in consequence we expect important mitts as soon as the tine seas°n etuntnenees."-.-( dr ,tiord, MaylB.) Extract of a letter from Strasburg, of Msy the 6th " The Owen of Scalia recently passed through Nancy, ' where she remained 44 hours ; after which her MAJesTir continued her journey is Plombieres; where she is ping to take the waters."—(Sams paper.) conslatrimorso. Maaca a-A very active recruiting. is carrying on to all the pievissees of the Turkish Empire:i the Asiatic Peskin's', in particular, raise a great sombre of men. The Tnrksappearlo have somewhat recovered from the state of stupefaction into which they were plugged by the late campaign. The GRAND Sermx soft will place him eV at the head of the troops from Asia. on which he has a greater reliance than an those from Europe. He has caused them to be exercised for some time, and provided with arms ou the European modet—(Correspeadent, Alloy 18.) N Jamas, Aram 87.—The Krum arrived here tmday, without retinue. and incognito. We first learned his arrival, about five.iu the evening, by the discharge of cannon. The army will be augmented by four regiments. The greatest 'preparations are making throughout the kingdoin for an ex pedition. Marshal PERIGNON, the day before yesterdays reviewed the eld regiment of infantry, which had arrived here, from the grand army, after a march of kftpdays. This regiment greatly distinguished itself in the battles of Raab and Wagram. General Gags taa, who was waritled in the last campaign, is likewise arrived.—(Sonia Piper.) Just as this Paper was going to press, another Gottenburgh Mail arrived, and German papers to the ell ult. from which we give the following : B NKSOFTHEMAINE, MAY 13.—The COW idt • Mork* formally contradiets all the reports of hostile attacks on the , frontiers of Bosnia, incursions of the Turks into the Illyrian provinces, murder of the sick in the hospitals, the taking prisoners of 300 French, of whom some were stabbed and some beheaded; the march, in consequence, of Marshal Mart i/oat into Bosnia, the fort of Siszeg, the massacre of all the Turks. &c. loan this, according to the abo‘e paper, there is not a word of troth ; it has no foundation but in the plun deriugs and affrays of some hordes of robbers iu those parts. —(Correspotabal, May 220' VosLeiter from Plymouth states, that the Star cartel is arrived at that port froni Murlair, bring ing several Officers who had been made prisoners at the battle of Talavera. She left Muslaix on the 31st,ult. and happily repeats the report made by the last cartel, namely, that although the ar rangements are nut finally ►ettled fur a general ex. change of prisoners, yet there's the fullest expec tation of the speedy settlement of the matter. We give this information to all parties in question, and do heartily pray for a happy issue to this kn. portant negociation. IN the Parish of St. IMO, Westminster, on Saturday Jut, there was a Meeting held of the Rector, Vestrymen, and Churchwardens, at which a Resolution passed, agreeing that a certain DECLA. RATION, then read, should be signed by the persons present, and afterwards be laid in the Vestry. room, for signatures. W e have already given a copy of a DECIARA . TION, intended to be distributed by means of the Clergy and the Parish Officers,' throughout every parish in these realms. Ws) looked upon that Declaration as being calculated instantaneously to produce the most afflicting of all evils, add advised its authors and movers to withhold it, in mercy to the country. We have a pleasure in finding, that this Wholesome ad. vice has been attended to; sod that the ill-ed. rased Declaration has been withdrawn, and one of a milder aspect and Leader tone, has been substituted. There is something, indeed, to center° in the St. James's Declaration ; but it does not contain that palpable expression .of a . feeling and temper, at which no blood that flows in men's veins can continue to 11Ovr with its ordiniiy pulse and temperance, and which feeling was seen in every line, and almost every word of the discarded Declaration. Let these wise men of St. James's Parish defend the assumed privi. loges of the House of Commons as bell as they can. We shall not quarrel anti them, a hile they do so with temper, and do not excite that spirit which they Cannot allay, nor all the wise men of the country can pacify, and the excitement to which all good and honest men would deplore above all other misfortunes. IT is with extreme regret we gale, that Mr. WZXDUAK died this morning at 11 o'clock. The loss of so much genius, and of.such flue and varied acquirelm,:sstcllobetamented by all per. sons of just feeling, *Waver may be their gull. deal opiniOns. • HIS ROYAL HIGHNESS TUE DUKE OF CUMBER LANO.—Wo received the following Bulletin at 12 o'clock this morning : His Royal iligheess the Doke of CVIIIICRLAND has bad a better night, and is quite free from feverish indisposition this morning. E. HOME. Monday Morning, Eight o'Clocit; • The disinterested Mr. CIIAILLES YORKS now takes from the pockets of the plundered People the folloWing sums :—As Teller of the Exchequer, 2,7001. First lord of .the Admiralty, 5,0001. ; Colonel of the Cambridge Militia, 10001. making .a total of eight thousand seven hundred pounds !!! —.all given him for having milled the People JACO. 11l es, and for endeavouring to prevent them from knowing what 'tick Sent** in Parliament Tire about . The' East 1.4,. Comp,ny have presented thi Tutstrits Airsassanots with a most superb dirk, the *tile set with precious stones, and the blade iii . o4.lagefty tisly. carved ; the case tairveserve it it of trim alis velvet, the seams of Oiliktrca co. - • 1 1 r.e4 FM! 5 0 14 4cf.. . % I • A eaglet Council was held, at nine o'clock o n I Thursday night, at the holm: of Earl CAMDE N , the God President of the Council, inA f r h li e ug p t r o i n vy . street, upon the sobject of the attack upon th e Date CUILBEREAND. A meeting or Council was alstk'held at the Council Office, a t It o'clock on Friday, upon the same subjec t , aeirkich Lord ELLENSUROVGII, Lord Chieli na . Bee Matartsus, and the Lord Chief.flar an Mgßotratai attended, which was the cause of th e Cowrie breaking up at half-past eleven o'clock. depo4oows taken before Mr. Justice - Run, relative to this horrid transaction, were read to their Lordships previous to the assembling of th e Coroner's Inquest. By this the proceedings upo n the subject will be recorded on the Council Books. Sir FRANCIS BURDETT'S action against the Earl of MOIRA, as Constable of the Tower, on a plea of false imprisonment, may probably be tried in the Court of King's Beech the Siftings offer Te'rm, • issue having been joined between the peed( s. Mr. Strjcant &Irv:tette and the other Counsel I retained by Sir FR A NCIS HVRDETT, in his cause agaiubt the SPFAKER, had a consultation on Fri. day at the Scrjeant Chambers, fur nearly three hours. Dispatches were on Saturday received at the Ad. miralty from Sir IttCIARD STRACRAN, dated off the Scheldt, on Thursday, announcing that the enemy's squadron which lately dropped down the River from Antwerp, comprising GTO sail of the line, and twelve brigs and Corvettes, were at anchor off Rammakins; but from the apparent state of their equipment, .the gallant Admiral had but slender hopes of their putting to sea. Dispatches were also-received from Sir J. S i tu. MARE 2, by the Leveret, arrived at Yarmouth. The gallant Admiral had not, we understand, at their date entered the Baltic. The recent confiscation of American property in i leranee, conjoined with the pacific and conci. Bator) , disposition of the British Government, cannot fail to determine the hitherto vaseillating polities of America. We regret that the American Legislature must have broken up, before General Anatirnoxo's dispatches by the John Akins could reach the United States, although we can. not doubt that, in the contemplation of the events they communicate, it adopted measures fur disarm. inn the hostility of France, as far as possible, by 'renewing its relations with this country. We understand that Admiral YOUNG, Port Admiral at PI) month, retires from offiec, and will be succeeded, it is currently reported, by Lord R ADSToCit,. QuEENDORoUGH LECT . —Friday came on the Election fur a Member* to represent this Borough, in the room of J. Esq.. when the Honour.. able Ricii.auo WELLEiLNY, and Admiral Sir HENRI STANUOPE, Port Admiral of Sheerness, offered themselves as Candidates, At the close of the Poll the numbers stood for rie lion. RIC•lARI) 97 Admiral Sir HEN ax Ssa hstore - - SO hi lent y • - - . —67 Whereupon the former was declared duly elected. Commence. —Toe foll , ivrin4 is a espy of the General Instructions" recently pitbliihei in Holland, prohibiting the commercial late:coarse with this country : --r GENERAL INSTRUCTIONS. " *lt beiK the intention of the Emperor to prevent. lip every possible Memo, the introdoctio Into italiaod et Eng.. ilsb merchandise and colonial produce, the Generals in am. mod are to.enablish, at all paints of the tout, a system of the most active vigilance. They can easily Inform thee ,seires who those of the inhabitants are that are reputed . songclers. " Mery person guilty of Introducing British merchandise and prohibited goods, or of holding any communication, directly or indirectly, with the English, shall be imasedlatelp arrested and tried by a Commitiluo to be appointed for this purpose. " All the Custom-hoes. Oaken. belonging to a district under the command of a Oenend or superior Nicer, shall dispose of them is melt maamer as be shall think most eligi ble, from the information he shall obtala as to local citron* seances. and the disposidon of the inhabitants. In short, the General Officers enmetanding any district, shall cowers mea sures with the Commandeis of the Dutch troops stationed in the district, for occupying with a mewed line of troops the Important points suspected to be used os tostropoto foe il licit trade. " The salads seised shall be warehamed, 111 1 4 a Wes" or' iitialsall be Made, and thetty divided wording to 1W regulations of the Castssr It may ft:greatly occur, that vessels may arriye with out being boarded as far as Rotterdam, Leyden, fort, and other plates distant from the coast, The CaNtons-home 0184 tees stasioned in those ports, shall Mead the todoading of such vessels, and ascertain if there bean board Col IMO Bar fish goods, or articles of the commerce of that ca *try. 6 ' When n vessel arrives on 1 e coast, or at the mouth of any river, destined for any port lathe interior, Ben should he put o n and a guard t .arenmpany the vessel to her dm illation, who o hI prevent the laudliog of any part of the goods which the parties might be desirous to save Res etamination. " General Head-gamier% at Utrecht, May 13th, 1810. (Signed) " Marshal the Duke of REGOIO." The Chester Con rant of last week states, that within the last month, a fine heifer calf was burnt alive at Burton.in.Kendsl, as • charm pgainst witchcraft. Lottery Tickets and Shares are In high request, The Old Bailey Sessions will commence ou Wednesday next. Coax F.ZCN+rGc. Jute 4.—This day there are short supplies of Wheat coastwise ' hut considerable of last week's foreign arrivals; upwards of 16,4100 quarters. and sales fully at last prices. Barley hardly at lost currency. 51311 in short bur itly, and dearer. Pens and Brans at little ductuatisn. Of Oats, there are tolerable supplies, and this trade nearly atlast prim. Flour at our last quotation. CUR RE NT. PRICE. Wheat, - - 888.10 M. It& Tick Beans, (old) 504. 564. Fine ditto -- - • 02.14. 1214. Oats - - 5.4.. 325. Rye, - -- - 63.. *. Qd Rioter, Malt, - - • 456 AA W. Peas( Boilers) its. ids. Fate Flour- -- . 955. lAN,. Grey Peas, - • - - 465. 51s. 'Seconds Beans, (old) - - - 6Js. 664. Tickets and Shares are selling in great variety at both of Uisu's Old Established Office!, 4, Core hill, and 9, Charine.cross, where Twelve Capi. tall were shared In the last Lottery, and Eight in the preceding, including Three Prizes of 20,0001. Two of 50001. ten .of 10001. and five of 50001. The Lottery will begin stud finish on Friday the Bth of June. • . • ' The Public will please to observe, that the only person in Partnership with the late Sir J. BRANS. come, at the time that Firm shared and sold the. Grand Prize of One Thousand Tickets, whiek produced 21,7651. (in the last April Lottery), was E. Errors, who is now removed to No. t, conthill, near the Mansion.huuse. ervi-' ODE Du ha Qn jeq l Pil LONDON , : • sotipxy, Jura 4; 1810. Tors Morning arrived a Gottenburgh and German Papers to the iinfruit. The follow.' lug are the principal articles contained in these Papers GOTTEN TIER On, M a Y strong sensation has been ex cited here by a Datitication which was made the day before I yesterday, that the Eaglisis Government bad corityto a deter. minatiun not to allow Roy vessel enter a port from which the British Hag WAS excluded, unless provided with a licence, io'consequeuce of which three of nor vessels have been de. taioed by the English squadron's Hawk Roads. A Courier Was immediately dispatched to Stockholm with this intelli gence, and we anxiously look far his return, to 'thew what measure our Government *Ol adopt. CAELSCRON A, MAY 19.—Orders have been received here fur the immediate equipment of 'roar frigates, Which are intended to serve as convoy to oar trade. Extract of a letter from Constantinople, of the 2d of April : , " There will shortly arrive from Egypt fresh troops. who will Jain the Janissaries, lately raised in the camp of the GRA TO VIOEs. of Sebum's. ft appears that ,the Porte is determined ant to change its system. Basso de avails*, a Honiara !Maker, and Charge '4'Slrlttres mike tannastd and 8 AX*ItY, bas had teeeril cooferesres with Bar Mial4sers, in w.hlcu:bs btu wads propositions for peace. * We are isfornrd, that those of the dine (wh at tl J ESI Am t lie Its! )EL; the vex to II WAS ritT cd I a sli was ccii tem Pri ed Ml On 116-