The Statesman. — London, England, 1810-10-01 00:00:00

Mil 88. .ek. Zia lie, .41 p ea r Act INPM , LIG ESCE. CSI' Olt bele 11.4 iki ferr Et' v 611 by leg RIO root to ! , ,cam .1 b-0c.., .. o Ird Xv •skcu —•—••••—••• I carN CONTZNTED AND (A4ATLYB4r Trtt, Su/. 29.—The integiont,' slonl .nlOl from I;ence.on Thursday even i ng to , Jril, and this morning came in a g ain under ,f 6til, in.ll:ing a number of signals, on Dreadiumgy, Ilannibal s • and Venera ,f b;,tttr s hips, tugether with the Presi preNretl for best, and soon after he %foto itrif, : cutnimily witlt the Vow ,of war. Their wailing is reported to be acnce uf an enetii)'4 squadron having Cherbourgh.,. c)itbisting of 2 sail of id a frigates. le Robert Bruce, Blyfh, for Surinam. the . Poictiers, of, 74 guns, from ufT was rcliercd afore by the Northumber- guivq. . • he Dreadnought, 98, and llannitail and of 74 gnus each, fur the station off td the Deptford naval transport, for •-• p harbour, to refit, the Princess Char. xterous brig cf war sailed . yesterday, with r the D .iwns, but piiiltick again, by winds, and'remains in the Sound. ' the IVeuzie schooner, from the West. Dunn:ore, NVilliamsoii, from New Pro. Unity; Bone, from Fowey, for 'London . ; Sully,font Youghall ; the American .ncier,.t(lw. B. Hallett, Master, from ; Mary, Sayer, front Greenock ; Di. froM Glasgow ; Nagy furl, rif t, West; 'rates, Brown ; Frederick, 'aut, . Apollo, Needham ; lion; and' R anger, , Whitehead,' all from td ; Endearour,Shiggiu%, from Liverpool;. ', rearm: ; and . 1 / 4 1.1argarcito, Juties, from r Nain, SEPT. '3o;—S.ilied • hia 11,1,ajrsty'l .Thorough, to the earl wield; yapper, gun. Guerniey. The KAT:rine is day quarasitiui. • ' yesterday,. daMajestils Marf and In) a cruise, &Cita XetherroiFb sbiis iped (ruin Oictibottih &ague:l4 l slooß, o f oFf therbastgle.' ' yestqrday (roes Cowes Ope 4 with the Wiediterraneau leet wider con. • .• .• is evening . a large fleet hov e in si t ,fit at St. but it being &hie% 'weat4cr, 2 could *ant learn . SEPT. 361.7.-itirtscil 1 s Maiesty's abip from a cruise. the Theban frigate, Redpole, llernsuda, incolo, sloops of war, pp • eriii34ll.ol. 'ESEND, SEPT. • 30.—Arrived • the 'i llians Aim, from Boston. the Francis, Miller, for jimiticg. • . 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It is now reaay for his reception •'a hand ; some tooth -stone of fi nely poliglfed bla ck 'mar'ble s about eight feet long and two wide, with the billow i"g engraved epitap h, was a few days ago,. by his ono direction, laid down. May the awful 'mansion /one remain untenanted and Wig ma y it crc et; blanks in the inscription he filled upl JOHN HORNE TOOKE', Late Proprietor and now'Ocespier Of this Spot, Was Boni in June, 1736, And Hied in _ . Nit P-r' it his pt oar, 6 . 1 !Q r ., tte,t‘sJ aft gpi et.s ul tlpa tihith the Na , Ve, 'one t.tilti th ! ,:qt ,100;) fri kit tie I n: Sii:ed Ihi Arrived lit e Breit ; she taw b i d, of 74 I S tiled thi Venerable, lit Prot ; any try rortsmoutl Went "II frigati ho. The Del kit conNY fni rile contrary w Arrived gird ; the 61 7 l idence; I let t J a in and M. strip FifiC,l k? Stod.lini 611 di. art, 1 . ..01 1 . aeon; ou 0 7, Tifior prp 544; Haiti: Fanierland lofts Sujicient, it, ie. PJRT , M IP ip Marl Its brig, fur tt To lcascJ fn a dui A rri red jicru, fru , us Oat iseape Isar, tram hr SaileJ y Gic.,tdour, roy. b their name 11 11 ;itarado, Ily Sailed t ant l'rim cif G;ATE King, At lair Sited Val• rarto4 „. . • sties tc- a aslt 71.• 71 C"' id• 4sit the .01 VIOL obb aluchl . mu, ;#rf wog , aar v at Act 94 19 Z I ow l bale I I dle tc I I ',be mfoui sodiM , et c , - - tko hot! mt. }I • • been each W t ' in g state / P k, literary a ort, On inqui 9 i 1 tertainett leg . in a most lt grateful d physician friend ant .Ibll eleclittinut T Al-. ' 4 .. at . a, 41P131tElIENSION OF 110BERTS: • '• I .. • • T. • This*man who contrived to escape from the etas. hody'ot.Gtivertibr - Ails a shore tithe 'since, add fob twhuse apprehension 300 gnineas 'titan! were offer. ad, was. taken on Saturday night, at Afie'Royal Oak, near Vauxhall, by FOY, the . uffier; assisted a Mr. GLovEit; . MRI another gentle Man belong. tt the Bank, and . is safely lodged ia.NNwgate. j 1..! is double ironed and'confincil lit thelnitiggler's Ward. Whilst the person was clinching the rivets of his fetters he said, "Though yok have caught Oe'youi shall nut hang me." No trace' lits'lret 'been obtained of drmitugc, for whoui IQlJ,guineas' are offered. ~• • r • CORONEWs . • • An Inquisition aas halloo Saturday on the body of the late Mr. Abraham Goldstnitl, at his house it lorden. Among the Jury were sumo of the most cispectable and intelligent persons of the vicinage. The proceedings lasted but a few minutes, when the followinverdict was returned—" Died by his uizn hand, Initnet in,his senses at the times" There *as but une evidence, we understand examined, and he, as lb . the fact of the suicide. Some of the Jury hail bean witnesses, in the 'cuursenf the preceding fortaghe, to unequivocal proofs of 'mental derange. ' m e at in this lamented gentleman. They •had eon. sequenily no difficulty in coining to the conclusion they didt It was proved before the Inquest, that' about silt 1 Me. Goldsmith left. his .beasac t .atert,netning oiit of doors he desired the waichinaulto tiehh shoes (his usual Custom); He remarked tir' the watchman it was; a fine morning; and after welkjus a few yard; from the house,he returned and went in doors. Mrs.' Gi;ldsmitl, alarmed by his reAlessiiess through the night, iminediately dressed herself and came down stairs,'• inquiring of every body she saw if they had vet) 'Mr. GoldSmill. 'Getting no info:tuition (rum' any one, a search was immediately set nu foot, and about seven o'clock the house darpenter lU'iind him in a water-closet • the wilderness, set. tiug with his head reclined on his• right shoulder, a pistol in.:lns left ltand, and apParently dead. ''A sur. pea being sent for, on examining him, found the Iran hail gam) through 'the pistol, it ap. pearcd, had been put into the mouth of the deceased. Soon after the Jary had returned their verdict, the bpdy was . conveyed to town,'•to be placed' at the disposal of • the t' i lders",uf the . reliimirs community to vatic!' Mr. Gqidsinid lielonged. Mrs. Goldsmith was to leave Miatieu jrcsiprday up - a visit' to the 1104,60.14 a friend; , , CORN:E..teILiNGE, Ocr. 1. To..ds t y the supplies of Wheat, coastwise, are considerable, with part of last week's arrivals of Foreign', upwards of 18;000 quarters ; and the general 4ales at a reduction of 'about 2s. and 3s. per quarter. New Barley rather dearcr,... Malt, .with Peas and Beans of both sorts, at little flUctuatiou. .Oats are its short supply, aid; this Trade 'likewise rather dearer. Flour at late prices. . 1 Wheat, -68 s. 86s. 16. Tiek• Rcans, - - 465. h'it, 6d. Fine ditto - - - 1045.. IQ7s. Oats.. -- - 49 4 . 30. Rye, - - -e - 465. 325. Pulawls -- - - 3*. 6.. Od. Barley, Ms. 445. Putatoe ditto - - - -40 s. otr. ---- - t s 735. 111 i. ` Rape 'Seed - - - 446 X 52 W. Peas (Rollers) fris. .561.• Fuse Flour -- - Ms. Ws. Ptist -48 s. 641.. ' Septsds -••- - 1303, ltbs ! Beisiss • •- • - - 604. 565. . . Mi. Aldermen Wooti received the most dytin. guished matk of the approbation of his fOlo*.citi liens, 'on Saturday last, which has been conferred on.any . Nagistrate of the City of London in the memory of man; with the exc4)tion of the tate Mr. W facts, • and ' Mr. 'Alderman CORBY. The next day after sureendcring up the Affice of Sheriff, he was returned by the Livery Cob:wan MAYOR, with the unanimous applante of thelvhole•Oommottflall. The Cily Nronett vtera created in Michaelmas. day with every indignity the custom of the Common flail would admit ;its was CntsTornelt SMITH, the late Chairman of the counter-declaration Livery. . It Is said in some of the letters ftom 'Rio Janeiro that Mauttlcll.ai4.llGAßQT, SOO was about 15 gears ago trittaptirted , frtim Se Otland along with. hlessrs. GgaALD I SIOUTING, PALItItII I has rived at the Brazils from Brittany Bay. He was one of fhe Delegates from the Societies for *ParHansen. pry. Reform to the Oeneraf Meeting or Convention Of De!cotes at 'Edinburgh. These •Genilismen were' accitsol ifir sedition, of which the speeches .and motions they made Were taken as evidence. But °had they been tried in England, and had it even been possible to hate proved the charge against Anemic) the satisfaction of an English Jury, their sentence would only have been imprisonment, in stead of traesportation fur 14 /ears. Letters from Anti g ua of the 30th July have been received by a vessel. arrived at Skelbeyeen. The only artiele of public news they mender% is, that Governor ELLIOT arrived there on the rbih, and on the following day was sworn into office, .and as. mimed the government of the Leewai l d Islands. . Certaip Journals, upon *hose perverse sent'. menti - and filse intelligence the pUblic mind is greatly made up, or directed, find it their interest to persist in a conduct which has brought the coup. try to an alarming state of danger.* It would seem as if the writers If 'them had made the same com pact with the Ministers of the day (be they whom they may) as the Bank Directors -Imo with the Government, viz. that their paper shall be the ' favoured eurrint. On Satuirday, the house of Mr. POOLE, furrier, I iu Blackfriars-rued, was robbed a various wa i n _ able aiticks, by a'servant girl of the house. The ; girl took the opportunity or• the absence of her. waiter and mistress, to decainp with every thing she could possibly Jiy her hands upon ; and this was the more unexpected, as she had come from the conntry,• to bir place, well recommended, and had a ieery. simple air, and affected great rear of London. She has not yet been traced. ' The' Climbs have been remarkably successful at Hoitosex..and Co.'s. Ono hundred Clu t bs+ have re. the - last five Lotteries, shareti . of .20,0001. -t ) ,0 001. '5,0001. 2,0001. 1,0001. and SQOI. Prizes ; and, in the iiMe period, five of hi'! Clubs received Stages twice (4: Prizes of Twenty 'Osumi Pouuda. • PORTS.VOWW, Sapr. 30. Intelligence Wass teerived here yesterday of the sailing!of tier French'liratlion from Clrerbottrgh. The'cogaeye, Capt. Forbes, however, arrived this afternoon, which left the French squadron in that port • last night. Sir Roger Curtis,'en redwing the information, sent the I ler° and Mars to look after them, ,which ships returned this afternoon. • . When the Zenobia, Capt a in Zsl 4 Kenzie, left Cadiz on ,the Ist instant, the 'lmplacable (Sir R. li t eits), llosincy, Achille, and Atlas, were lying there; and the' .1/ilforrf F os 'going into the Itsy„ 'from Spithead. Th e St. Anna, and three nth% hranish line.of-battle ships, were to sail the nexT slay for Minorca. Pike ships arc the last of the 4pattish fleet. Our • bomb.sess e ls w e re cons t an tly throwing iihells into llatagorila, and annoying the enemy, whose operations in the siege of Cadiz are 'marked with e extreme supineness. They were cer tainly in want of, previsions, and, report said, of powder and, shot too. The Zenobta brought. to Eogland, front the American Nary Agent at • Cadiz, 67 chest) of bars of silver, 'valued at 40,0001. consigned to Merchants in London, in paymetit of provisions, which the Americans had supplied to the Spanish Government. The Hydra, Capt. llnndy, has brought 1200 French prisoners, under convoy, from Gibraltar; nine hundred of them were part of Dupont's army ; 90 of tlitim are officers; amongst whom are Generals Datuus, Prire, and Eselemense, and Col. Grange.. 14he two latter were A ides.de,cautp to Murat. There nee tw.o'captaini of line of battle ships, four Cap- I taint; of frigates, and six Field Officers. They have bleu all lauded at Gosport. Tile Ganymede arrived on Monday with a con /oy frem the Mediterranean. She sailed from Mes sine the 14th July ; left there his Majesty's' ships Warrior., Victorious,Carsoput,Cansberlana, Suc cess, Zernsagant, IVeazle, Swallow, Bustard, and Ilsilgjon, anchored in a line of defence from Mee. Cie to four miles round the Faro. The enemy had 33,006 troops encamped on the Caiabrian shore, therateuieg. a daily attack, and 300 armed boats ready for transporting the troops over. We have 15.000 English trots" with 4000 Sicilian regulars, Re i d 50 gun-bouts , English and Sicilian. The cowl try about, and great part of the inhabitants of Pa lermo, are rePiesented to he in the French interest, but it is impossible, during the stay of our ships in the Straits of Messina l for the enemy ever to gain it , „ .landing in• Sicily. . We have slated that orders had gone out to un, dertitke the reduction of the Lle'of France. The arriVal of the Sarah Christiana and Pitt, (ruin Madras, confirms this intelligence ; an'tt that the troops flailed frt'on Madras the Bth of May, for the Out of rendezvous. We. received the following letter Lithe Pitt, from our Correspondent:— ' 6 At:Limas, MAY 6, 1210. " The Pitt goes to England diieet, to a. packet.' Yon will peiteive we have taken Amboynn, and I hope our pre sent Expedition against Burbea, rind ultimately,' the Mauri tius (for which a second Ex dition will be immedi aely prepared), will be equally nic e ful. The troops at present gulag from • hence consist of the II and 6610 Regiments, Bank . companies of his Majesty's 12th sand fifth 'Regiments. 440. 4itatealaux4lplauel Consists% - Itoth7 and 6th lintive Infantry, and a portion of Artillery. 'they are to take possession of the ' Isle.of Bourbon, preparatory to a combined attack, with a Boren (rpm & Cape, on the Isle of France. The entire force going aiaiesilhe Matirititils 5,1110 from /Win, and 000 from the Cape. Mr: Farquhar goes with the Eipeditionitd he )o vernor of the antici p ated new cantata: 'Bissau the Eipedition againelthe Mauritius, another Is ea feet to reduce Jiya and BaITAVIA, end, in short, every plate whereas teem?* flu nor fits. The Navy will nil make their Cesium, kir all the Mich possessions are rich in . ncequialated- treasures of every kind. Admiral Drury's share, for Alpboyasalose, is estimated al 00,000 C, The Audacious, 74, Capt. D. Campbell, Iliello, and Vestal, sailed on Monday from the Rowel, with. the 92i1 Regiment for Lishon, ' ' • ' Ftiit Cumberland ; it is Wit,' is to be appropriated for a foreign de • • 4 • , 4 pot. • ;, : t . • , ----- EXPLOSION: AYszTaßeact,SEre:•ll.—The following arc the details 'ilt i the SAfoitanate catasttophd Whicti hap. pened at 'Eisnael% '• About half past eight o'clock, on the evening of the" Ist 'September, a French" wagon drawn by nine horses,- aidloailed with feurteete easel of pow. Iler,pirtridges, and grenades, iiriveil'at the gates of this . city,and vial:red it ; in spite of the difficulties which arose, the wagged. cotrtinited their route, al. though it Was remarked thatone of them smoked; — it •hardly arrived at the learket.place, opposite one of the ittni, when it cangbt fire with so great an ex plosion, that it was he at Erfurt,' twelVeleagues distant. In a moment neighbouring hon . /lei' were titi fire revery person %rho Wks near them was Shat tered to .pleces. The - limbs Of seven cannonniers, who eleorted the waggon, *nd of the horses, Were scattered in tha .tree s. Two young monied people who i were lilting it the trout of their house, ~were crushed to piece's by an e.iturnious free-stone, which the exPtution hinted tilmit them. M. Counsellor Dort hAs been burnt, add Sevei persons have been found died in his house, • Captain Schenk' occupied the Secend floor of this house; he Wes, at the time, in hlfrroom, with his Wife, children, and a very in: tereiling • person, daughter of Eichel, Minister of 'Finance: when the Captain perceived the conflagra. don, he precipitateo hitnielf into ifie.st reef, and was saved. Ills family and Mies 3uphia Eithel Tel/ vie_ tints to Ilse flames.—ln another hoW;ei Seller, ad Ail44cate t married about three weeks, • was sitting. at thd side of his young'wife, on a Coueh near the windows which looked into*the street, the' explosion struck the wall and the top of ttic Mouse, and, by a :miraculous phenomenon, the couch' fell flout then lecottd•tritor into*thsi• street, and the married couple were, quite free front danger, but all the Others pe.: risked in the - dimes. The number of persons killed are already knowit to amount to mitre than fifty. It is presumed there arc more thaw eighty persons mortally wounded, or very much maraca. Some p e ople have also been .killed in endeavouring to ex. tinguisit the flames. On Wednesday the Royal !dint commenced for the first lintethis season, by order of the Marquis' Cottawat.wo, his Majesty's Masth of the stag bounds. The almond hula wok ',taco un Saturday. . R 1 . tBNCI PAPERS•'' • .i . • • DEGREr. 1 ' Imperial Pabite - of St. Cloud, Aug. 1 1t) Napoleon, Emperor of the French,' King of Italy, and wee to r of the Confederation of the [thine. Oothe Report of our hi loisterof the Interior, We have de creed, and do decree, as follows t— • • • Art. 1. The Cities of Amsterdnin and Rotterdam are In cluded in the ;mber of snit ga cities. •s.••• • • Art. 2. Our Minister of the lA/terser is cliareri w.l.h the so ccation of the present Decree. • ; • , • • (Si A) NAP OLEON. • • • By the Emperor, k • . The Sliuitr Secretary of State, (Signed) Duke a( EASSANO.. • ' • . • . (Depth:4oe.) •.` The Minister of the Interior, Count of the Empire, • . (Signed) , • • MONTALIVET. • . ' 4 (k. true . Copy.) The Prince Arch-Trensurei of the Empire, Lieutenant- Getterol of his Majesty the Emperor nod Klnz, (Signed) The Duke of PLAISANCE. We, Prince Arch-Treasurer of the Empire, Doke of Phd same, Lieutenant-General of his Majesty the Emperor 'arid King, cowideriog the difficulty of efftetine the depnsitS at est Bunk, iu consequence of crowds of Debtors t o Sing hi at one', have resolved, and do resolve as follows : • • Art. 1. The Debtors of the Duties of 40 or 50 per cent. my take the funds which they may wish to deposit iu the Batik fur the payment of the said duties, to nue of the under-mentioned cashiers. tit their option, viz. . . - Alessierrs Creyk vim Micro' et Tetterade, Abraham de Una!, Bosch and Le Clerrq, Cramar and Dc itory, tgldito and liendrick vau Cranenburgl., Johann jferman Schuyiner and Sun. Art. Y. TLe-cashk-rs elan receiie the money.' shall count it, nal deposit it iu the Bank, wider their guarantee. 'Att. 9. The duty for the counting., wad the. deposit for the casltiers; as well as the Book, is fixed fur the whole at oast eighth Rer cent. pone at our Palace at Amsterdam, Sept. 20, 1810. • ' The Prince Arch -Treasurer of the•limpire,Venteamst • General to his Alajet.ty the Emperor awl King. The Dula** PEAISANCE. • . PARIS SEPT. 23.—Their Majesties slept at the Palace of the Thuilleries last W.Va. 'fhig day (Sunday), Izefore Church service his Majesty gave audience at the Palace of the rio: illeries, to the Corps Dip!maligns. After ins,. there was a grand paradu io the Conti of the Thnilleries. One of the regiments of National Guards, which was formed at the time the english landed in VVal. eheren, defiled before his Majesty. This lige nit ment Mitnapirred with the greatest precision. It was the opinion of , all the officers present, that no regiment of the line could have 'heart' more perfect The Portnguese legion also appeared on . the pa. rade. His Majesty ordered it to hi ?Wok! in`a circle,. and, addressed the officers, subalterns, and soldiers. General Carcome, who commands the Per. toguese, explained w hat his Majesty said. The Emperor informed them, that he will satisfied with their conduct in the last campaign, its well he respect of bravery, as of discipline ;. that he obsevied with pleasure, .(hat diiriog the wholes of that campaigst nut a ioldier had•desettad ;- that. he wished to ask theM if they were inclined to - fdpsn to Porters; j • that ho (chit necessary to infornrthens, that sow,* . of• their countrymen, who were the dupes 'of glish artifice, had taken up arms. spinet France; . thso the English has ci rculated a report that they were 411 killed.. •!, • Ifis Majesty was not allowed to conclude hie 4ddress. Exclamations iMmediately buret PUT the •;raoks, ¶ 'Send ut to Portugal —we aittle4 ceivo our countrymen—we will inform them bow we have been treated in your service. Your eagle, will-have no troops • usorolaithfitt—ive will bring allouicountryipen•uader your ilfustrioutstanderils' Afteethe thesreepressions, -the dffirerr, subalterns,. 'did soldiers, all swore fidelity in .that impassioned and ardent inan ner which is the characteristic of men born in a . southern climste. / an the breakingop of the paratle, which lasted four hears; the Emperor gave sullies's:ell' the .at ri shalts . Saloon to the. Quteliand Portuguese officers. When le entered into conversation with them, (mg of them became the spokesman for the main made protestation of thpir lido;ity. We shill be is Portugal, said he; what we have been in (41- matiy Our countgyinen wilt learn, with pride altd gratitude, the confidence that your Majesty placed in to, when often, at the camp of Ebersdortf, yon had no other guard than the Portuguese legion._ We Will inform them that the power of France is such; that nothing can resist it Ott the Continent. England knows it better than any one, but her mu, nopoty !Tibet • be glutted with bio,:d and distraction. (Jpon his Majesty's return to . his apartments thy 'Doicliesses of 13elluno and Alborg, and the Coun. less of Perigord, took the oaths of ladies in wait. • ru SvpT. 9.—A dreadrul fire broke out in the town' . of Ifatt,t, in ffniii.try, on the out lost, Upwards of 300 houses 'were burned, and 60 .per. sonslost their' lives by this horrible accident. Tito, loss which the public treasury has sustained by the destruhtion.of magazines is computed at five noilliont of storing: No estimate can as .yet be formed 4 the losses of private perstins. A new civil. bode for the hereditary states of Aug. trip Is preparing, but it . is not to be lent In execution until six months after promulgation.. It is founded on the principles at the Napoleon code. SFPT. fo.%—We learn from Belgrade, that on the 10th, 11th, ISt* of last month, from ten to AU teetriliousiind Turks ativaneedon` the Drina. Con the IStit, there was_ a brisk clononnite *cross the river between the 'two . corps, On the night of this ‘2oth the Turkish garrison made a vigoronli oortit with 700 men from the entrenchments et Pahora, . butt they were driten bick with great los, by the : itossiaus, who : took three stands of , cqipurs, and .between 30 and 49 Prie9nert LONICA, JULY'.-4.lAmeritan acre irrirea here from Malta, with a cargo of• eotottial proditer, intended for Wienis4. . Three other vessels fteigifted in the same manner, .are Capeettd, the . carguis Of which arc to ho forwarded to tinniary. - The merchants belonging, to the Powers who has* adopted thn Continental. system, eat* with flo Nat surprise that the Anatrian consul lio./ar . fav o u r ed this fraudulent commerce, that he rece(ved in hi*. warehouses and lodged in his house this articles Stf merehtedise, and the proprietors. • i• • • ~_~--