The Statesman. — London, England, 1810-06-11 00:00:00

. • • 1: • • Uudrr this etonvietiton we beg leave to call the attention of _ ,Your Boutrarabie House tie a statement offered to be proved 4 tit your bar. and still remaining tincontrotlicied on your Jour. , .0 dr , that three 'hundred Alemberte of sour Iltmourable I !louse, comprising nearly oiw boll of sour whole number, MEC is Met returned to your l Ion:e hs unr kindred and lefty , Peer.. We appeal to your Hontourrhle littlest whether this i glaring fait be out in direct opposition 111 me to; iginril design of your Cmatirution: whether the Commons Howse of Par". boom!, insterul of being a check upon the lords and upon the Throne, is not it, danger of becoming, by this Means, Ot buntide depeintriiit upou the aristocracy, or the tool of the Crania: Mother it Ise rolsoble t h at the sentiments .4 (lie • Peen. Si141:1111, in every respect, accord with tho sentiiaJorts of the people, watesegnorshaus and representatives tile Com mons me expelled to he. Wp are induced to make this appeal at the present time in goaseqaccire of several recent occurrences iu which :r mope rity of your Members has not only acted in opposition to the %wee or Pie people, bet (oe are etimpeiled to gate) has, in , our rostitnatioit, vloilatied tile liberties:aid birtn-rights of ling- Bottum We pray that yon would coolly 81111 deliberately review that • douse iu the Bill of Rights, upon winch Mr. ante Juu,es was arraigned at your bar told condemned to erialisedeuit is a prison during your pleasure. We ask whether the clause which he was eharged with having " that lite freedom of speech or debates and proceeds Ihrtbsin Parliament ought nut wive impeached or questioned la any Court ur place out of Parliament' was not intended to check the etteroorlhoeurs of a despotic King upon the leher ties of the people, not to screen their representatives front the pestp,e s Munn ulversiun I In proof that tuts was, its weaning, we refer yop to the last clause In the &tow glorious !Pill, whielriltates " that nu tleelarmiems,- judgments. doings, or proceedisigs, to the prejudice iefthe people in ring of the paid premises ought in anti-sue to he drawn hereafter in Eton *sequence or crimple." We ask whether your Honourable House have nut converted one " claim to the prejudice of the. pnitioti4 implirtil • THE . 1%) '.f::. NOTTINGHAM ..'II .STING. , pelvic," mid by depriving a British Subject brew.. • without a trial by his Peers, acted a nth a tigeout 0 .. . A T a MEETING of the FREEHOI.DER S I , law? BURGESSES, and INHABITANTS of the Town We also beg leave to state to your }lmmovable Ifillsellffi l _ : and (:ount vof the Town of Nottingham, convened by the opinion that it is not only the . rifiht bat the duty of every his Mayor, too the 1 2fith of Dias. preseutntive to lay before his amstituents the motives_ of his Mr. Alderimus 110 WITT in the Chair. publicaconduet, audit eat to them foWbeir %nett & i d oti- 4 probaTton. butpres: whir this (meta* , vrtflqarn t su p, Revived, I. That the Coastitetion of .his Kingdom, contained in rf h v i llt s flora his' its nod t onsi Sirs itu h pias. ran:i itas s urdet been t, felataintatient or his Intorno the Great Charter. !ivied by King John, and confirmed 11/ w Mime, by dpi or frith voir liturrilrabiollouse, and einsvey the Bill of Rights nithe gam:isms nova of the Revislution. P seises our higaest a i sp adiation awe veneration. and snail ever , ' ed, by an army of soldiers, to the Tomei. • W ibeilmainoost stretclofpower is exercised tippn !hooe y obtain our as.rdial s upport, us being the Birth-right of Lii who, in our opinion, arenet merely innocent,butdesery lag or lishmen. the - gratitude of their cautery, We °Move with enneera v t ~ 11. 'ghat the vinlation of any of the Clauses of these Bin ,;., mortification, that the highest state delinquents ibcut nut Talks of the Constitistitinis an infringen . seat of of Wilma, an deserters our severest mi tt nadsers th io` c os ie in ibe d r' u - n- - " much as your venture. - Lord Ca" tkre g h, 1,6 tick tr wied ell trafficker s a :eats in your Ilentourable lloulee is polite y qualified censure. 111. To.o.by Magus Charts it is established, that " NO- excused acid kindly forgiven: YOur lionounilne }louse hie " Freeman shalt be taken or imprisoned, ur disposessed-of refused even to enquire foie. the cotidart of .htr. Pereival. first Minister of the Crown, though, doused w ills tpunivil; ( ' 1 • lir free tetwintad mad liberties, or outlawed or baisithed, "Or anywise hurt or injured, sunless by the legal juilgnierd. practices "at which our ancestiaa would Wier startled w - J indignation," betaiuse those practice, 01.arthne..uothriatsaae; " of his peers, oir by the law o f the •land ; ' that this right . ~....._,..._,,,,..,,,..., . ... Was further confirmed by a statute passed in the reign of i 1 " 1 . 4 "" Hogie "" - .".:',7,:Z er rievarreei imperi9es i vok ; oo 4 i s to ca n Edward. LI I. enacting , -,` that no man, of What " le (". 1 for a thoit - i:gh Re --Ifni' of the House of Conimene: W•e there •" condition soever, shall be out oat of land, or tenement, for humbly, lout argon!, pray that, a.l a perlintinneY step, ; 40 - u..r taken, our intysiesiscel, uor disinherited, nor . tout to riV death, without being brou4ht in answer liy due pet " of You will inunediittely order the liberanunotJolin Gale Jones ', " the law ;" That in the Bill cif Rights it is deilared, " that and Sir. Francis Burdett, and then lend every twist:owe in your poWerto the latter, towards the attainment .of a cont. "s• the pretended potter of step Mdiug laws, or the execution :a• of lams by regal" (Much less by any other) " authority Plete trm in Our Represent:Op.:. We are cenfident that 4 " Wit/Vial Colliale of Pailiament, is illegal ; and it . id ;fur- 4 i we c utter nos hes mtintents of millions of Britons, when .wel top wat VI the mahtest feelings - by which Man can be actuated, the, ".iher added, " We do claim, demand , aid theist, upon all owl ' lose of 'kis fellon mew, Whew we address ourselves to thee/nil , .)" singular th e preaases as' ar. mdesibted eights aud nevi -. dictates of yrsartiobiiissatjadgment, when wit call upon You, ...se•l i i iges ." , . J • for the preservadou of your owls dignity, to grant as a radical ~ • a . e lf s IV. That with * regret endindienatiwn we lea'''. 14 ‘ , Referio;„ We believe thatalit happiness hi the nation and *. ',ranch of the Legislation: , alone. tbe...Corninims Moot a. the' salvation of the country depend upon it. Only let oho Parlinmeet, has assumed to itself the 011iCeI Of Prtrcat.)ls Hoese oi. Comment he the fair Itepresemative of the People, * .. jutlei, lairs , 'aild,,Eherlitionera that tide Ilowitirable I. l "n'e anct we are ' Omatnided they will Payee/re - occasion no cuinplain ' bas tataluivd ti stint' the walls ni a prisiiii, and-detained, du of the Niolatton of their privileges, for their privileges and '• eing its picise're, oiw of Our cellote-subjects, upon a charge i . our liberties would ever accord . Around sash a /boast, of - 4 .Lp-utilizable al CHIC Cilalllloa Courts of Law , where he tinge' thermions . the People. of England would rally . with entliu bare beets. &gaily tried by twelve of his Peer's; that by th e siasiti aged raptnrr : they would unite with them in one tom. tontioand of this Annie Honourable House, another of our man niuse, sled be ready. to shed the last drop of their blood in &Ilea -subjetts, the - friend of the people, the defender of their '" their protetaitost aud for their (terms. Tiberties, fur an appeal to his Constituents (which we •con- . • -..— -. • (rise to be ma only the right, but the duty of every Repre- To Sill, Fa a NCIS•oIaUItDETT, Bart. . 'emotive), has been dragged from his house, his castle, by all • • army of soldiers, end iiiiprisoned in the Tower. . The ADDREAS Of the Eascrons and I ! 4 ) I ASITANTS O f V. That we are Ow more alarnted at this Assumption o f N orri is tar .tm, is full Meeting tr,Sembled. • • Privilege, on account of the partiality with which it is exer- Sra—lii a period. of general ,depravity and corruptions treed; Illat...ii aplwarA to u s :o origiiinte in a determined wish afire all classes are more or less the slaves of licentiousnes, - to subvert the Lawrties and Rights of Britrtns,and to destroy mo d v i c e, anti from somas virtue seems a l most to have taken the spirit of the lit itish Constitution; far whilst the vilest her flight 7 when private interest almost universallypredomi- State DelinqueAs, who suck the heart's blood of the Colon- , Dates over the public good, it requires no common deiree of lotion, and consume its very vitals, escape unpunished, the firmness and integrity to stand forth and oppose the impetuous Natick is levelled against its hest friends, its mostarm in port- torrent. In such circumstances the Mall is rorely so be fosind cos; and whilst the man, who endeavours to exclude the: who can atone resist the temptations. of wealth and. po wet. - .people from a knowledge of the conduct of their Represen- despise the taunts and ridicule' sif those who have sacrificed &staves (and who, with ignominy and contempt, is hurled conscience at the shrine' of interest, brave the threats of those . froth his station by his justly incensed Coustituents), is de-, who strive to crush aU opposition with the iron hand of power, voted to a pest of high dignity , honour, and. responsibility, smile at the frown of adversity, and remain undaunted at the the Petitious and Remonstrances of thousands of the must en- sight of the walls of a prism?. Uut tare as is tbe discovery, we lightened Britons are contemptuously dismissed. are willing to hope and believe that the People of Englatid VI. That we cannot, in language sufficiently •strong, es- have found such a man in yids. .. • , press our detest:dint) at the crimes, and our contempt of the Ili this dearth of,public virtue, labiarlog under repented imbecility of those Ministers, who have been the authors •of disapptoiutinents, though not yet sunk into despair, we isate. l all the recent sufferings and calamities of Britons—awn who rally become catutious tit giving fell. credit to . souy lima, until appear to us equally weak stud Wicked-amen who can send his integrity has been 'tied, and we have reason to believe. thousands of the bravest British hei•oes• to perish by disease that hi s private conduct corresponds with Isis public prufes and pestilence, lest, fursouth, tl.• y should be thought to be shone Front what we have been able to learn of your private actuated " by the rigid precepts of cold precaution,"—men life, the defies of the several relations is which you stand tit who have planted camera in our streets to overawe the public society. Whether as Landlord, Husband, Father, or Friends voice—men whose object, as far as we can judge • bY ° their ,have been properly fulfilled. . With the greater confidiMe s , conduct, appears la be to drive the people to desperation, therefore. we have looked thtt,• faithful discharge of your lun woo have hitherto been unsuccessful is their detestable ats public duties; out hate our expectation been hitherto disap tempt —men who are our Soiereigifs greatest enemies,- by pointed. When, by What id geuerally deemed a trilling sacri endeuvonring to expose his name to odium, in order to screen fie; of principle, you might have basked in the suushine ed ' themselves from an awful responsibility—men who have en- I propertty, yoe have chosen to weatherehe storms of adver twined laurels on the brow of Eugland's enemy; Mit, are the sity, folded in the 'whole of integrity. Nation's curse, and their cosintry's fellest foes. • - At one time the object of general odium, insulted by an in- VII. That with the deepest sorrow. we lament that, .in I &Mated and misguided people, you shrunk not front the field the midst of thesegviecowes and ealatnitie;, we have turned ! lif duty to seek popular applause. But at length, in a great our eyes in tabs for the preservatiou of our Rights and Pti I measure through you instria.ietually the 'eyes of the prolate vileges, to that bona of Senators which formerly postased,rare opental, their hurtlein nave ma de them •feel,•and theft; our Lonfitleave anti Support; we lament that they hate, disc 1 feeltagt have eidiguiened-theirundenolenclings. , They uow IKV appointed tic hopes and espectations of the country ;—Trot, their real frieuda, and are ready to offer their tribute of grail ' whilst we watch them with au eye of jealousy aunt mistru-t, : tilde to you. F'ur your recent conduct, for your twos stand in we shall be readN to return to than when . they return to the ' j defence of Of liberties and rights of Britons, accept our un . Defenee of the Penis:es Cause. and Ore us a solemn Pledge I qualified thaiiks. of their disiatereetedness and sincerity. - • . • • But, gent ify ing as the expression of the approbation of your VI 11. That the Pledge o hick we demand is,. that they, * felltow•sultiects must necreatrjly he to your teelings, we trust Oat sacrificer the Liberties of the people t o their own wide- 1 that yen Onset's a much higher source of gratification in the fined Privileges. and me constant and once/Whig exerlifille to npprobanon of your conscience. Go en, Sir, its your honour obtain a thermal& Reform ill the t-witwnnov H"use lll, Pnrilit" 1 sable chreer.• N n edit his last: Let us hot in this instance suf. neat a...t0 this ave look as necessary hi jhe .security. of, out, Witt-appointment. So shall the virtuous part of your felliow• Liberties, t i the Salvation .of our Conotrv.---lt.' ilip, Haase sabjects revere and love you, and " the blessitig of him that of Cognitions be nut the Reprysentatives of the People. bin was really too perish 4 1'211 rune upon you." of Peers, where is the People's votreito.-Kbeard, where is • . 1 tkeir Cause to be pleaded ? W:ien thug Homy of (howl - ems shall truly represeat the People, atilt Privileges of the Com mons. mid the Liberties of the l'eopl, will be one, they will then houre, at clove, our Respect,. our Cdatidetice, mill our •---ltre. and united Support. ',. IX. Itesolved, That this Meeting 'Prest4it a Petition tit the . , Hon./Itane.of Commons praying for a Parliamentary Ile- AM, &c. and that the sai d ' Petition. beiratonlit tett in Dailiel'i a. viitarker Coke, and Johu Smith. Eirpthea, one Itepreseuto tit es, ter preseuttstion, who•ans hereby sastructed to suppiort• 11be same. . , L.X. Itesolved. That this Meeting present.aq -Address to Sir' Ttatiris Burden, expressive of their Gtatitside Oir his Petri- lic Conduct in the Defence of our Libertia. • ; - - • XI. Resolved, That the Thatiks of, this Meeting he given to Lord Erskiee, to Lord Cochrane, fa laird Folkestone, to Sir Samuel It 'ply, to Mr. Whilltreml. c . s taptlsinel.Wardle, • bpd to Genenn Mathews, fur thew uudeviiit ug upright Cam ' duct ou all l'nblic Occasions, whea tile Eatery Mal Indepen dence of their Countrymen has called for tiseir.esertiiiiii XII. Res-solved, That the Thattas of ' this Meetitii be ! given . to Mr. Brand for his 'Motio' to iihi.iiii a ite“lcill of Pillija'l liainent ; t.o our worthy ltepresentatise, John Smith, ,Esq.' and to the other One iluodred mid Thirteen aleitsbers 4 the I Ilduse of Cumulous whir map weed the sianr. .0 IV, M. 110 WIT r, Chairman. • • . • TO TIIE HONOURABLE THE ..CaMhIONS HOUSE OF PA it LI A M'KNT.. . -.. . . THE PeTtrtox AND arnIONSIRM/C,Il OF TOO FREW-, WIOLDlial, MUNGESSES Avis satteiteraters OV roil TowN AND COUNTY OF TIOG.TOWN Ohr 0011124011,414 S II EW RTII• • That, whelst• most of the nation OO the Costlitrot,a( Trope have been sunk in despotiLM Ind itreentseipitaire imitolte.l in anarchy. it leas been. the .glory. str• Engbond In possess a limited Monarchs, and a nattp„..• Constint., j tiou, consisting ,of King, Lords, and Cionowsista in Par liament asseonhted. Taut we hail.% ids capeate.reat brimirk; of the Legislature which forms the dentioeracy.of the Clitliiti. tamale, the Wu,* of ^Confinios.l , , receiving it as 'llie peculiUr • tiles-iag of latglish nett, the palladium of tour liberties, on the p eservatitoit of which depends the salvatinit. of our • comory, That we cannot therefore he justly.cli itged with • any wish to looser the dignity of this lirdwrii iir ..or Cou saintitia„ wren we hmithly request a patient hearing' of our grevaaces, mid a redie:s of what we coi.ceive to be our • ' •' iTY or Rd ii • •. • ••••.• . • .. c - . 1., ES r I.R. • ,-,..!.. a Melting ,ar the Citizen , and Inhibitiati I'l.f tittF Oityxif Rochester; assembled limier the Cant* I.lall, on illusffiay, the 4111.n:Mill, it; ti.;tiawing Itentintioas, aril Aildress,were unanimuttisly agreed to. • . I. ltendvell; That this Meeting views with sorrow and're.. grei the alarming eta: fit of potter 'assumed and eArreised by. the Comiummitouseiif Portofino*, in the imprisonment of Mr: J. ti. Jones aliJ Sir Frinicis Borden, inasmuch as their punishment. w Wont*. trial or coavictios, is, in our Opinions, a, diret t violation of the rights of the people, contrary to the print.iples 'hit* the British Constitutiou, and totally destruc tive ti the gaud .1 1 alladiuiti of Englisit Liberty—a Trial by . . r IL Ile-olveil, That the decisions of the !louse of Coin •inisits on the important quivions whielriletve been brought un der their ciinsideration, particularly the iiivesti;oti 111 l respect ing t:ie Duke hf Fork; the Sale of Seiltrio .I)arliament ; the eaquiriug; ilia the Walcheren Expedition; atilt, lastly, the imprisoinnent of John Vale Junes and Sit I"nincis Burdett; hare hero coutt.ary to evidence in the first clitios,.aud without 1 the least a ttttt u of evidence in the last rase, andsin direct ',p -i position to the •en...e of the nation, ii kick clearly proves that the induclice of the C n pu.dominates more in that AbSelll. hi) I hail . , he voice of the l'eo . ple. . 111. !tenth/ed. 'Mat a Pet ition be presented by onr woo* •• thy ftepresentatire, J. Calcraft,. Esq. to that Honourable • llonse, praying them to revihe their late proceedings, natl. restore Mr. J. C. Jones and Sir F. Burdett to their families; add as ac. are convinced that these evils of which we so just... IY,einuplaiii can only he effectually remedied by a radical R4a' limn in the coAstitittion of that liimonrable !louse, to request 'then will assist that Worthy Baronet in his efforts to obtain' A that important abject, the weevily of which is so oirivek "Al v acknowledged. And that such Petition he signed : j i l t the Millman', and fifty Freemen; iwtiie ItepreSentatives thin .. ... rkleet Mg. . . .. I V. Resolvecl , That the Thanks of this. Meeting be given l • insit • Francis turdett. for hislionert and disinterested zeal iwhich he *tin .oriiii;S: ctiiiillyeC both in tusti.riett of Par nahtent. agaluit it4ostice and peculation. particularly for hri-site , forward to public -*unite the nefarious transaction &Lettere.' llospital; the inhuman conduct toward. a British sailor, at Sointirerit, mid the iinpritiminient of John (;ale loot ; all IV filch prove that he is clowns , a friend to the galin..tlar, the veteran Soldier, and the viit tttttt s Citizen. ..• Y A tte4 lived, That the Thank ; of th is Meetin g be given to .:001101.74craft, i:sq. our w orthy Rettresemntive. for iiii tip • cif. t't conduct in Pailiament, mid particulnrly for his recent t• 4r . e .it tan, respecting the necessity of a Reform. I V' , IteSofved, That tilt lost Resolution be transmitted to Mr.,l.' eileraft, act oumliauuird with the one containing the ~"Iliontlts..to';ifr Franck Burdett, and that he be requested. in ! ciimpany,with Mr. J. lialkes, to wait upon the }lon. Barotet • uitii tut: same. ii 11. Resolveil; That with respect to the conduct 'of our tithe, ICepreseidative; • Sir Thomas. llouldeu Thompson, Bari. consptr'ollei of the Nary, we vie* with disgust his sla vislf.a.lkerence to the NI holster of the day, by his votes in that 1 , llommtrable lion*, on•the discuisiiiti of - those great public goestigns 'before enumerated, and which ;gently convince its of the necessity : of Ref. .ray and - a renters:sire and adhereiwe to the priiitiples declared liv the Bill of Rights—" That no' Placeman or l'ension.-r shall be eligible to sit in the Commons . ,Ijou.e tit Parliainent.' VIII. Resolved, That the. Constitutional mode efobtainiog redress uf grievances is by Petilion ; rind qny person who at 'tenitits, either- udder the chitrk of office, or by any other 1 ineui.4.tikimpede Puhlic Meetings, the abject of which- is c aist r itnOiculity to discuss public measurers, is an (wail( to the privd4;es.of the people, and a base viotator of the, news of Engthstosesi..• . .., , . . , i X. tterolved, That the conduct of the present Mayor, in feiliSiny to grant 4 Common flail to the Freemen.of this Lily; noel; requested w' to do, 34 •no infringement 'of those rigi'Ps It hiCh, von entering Wirt 'o ll kr, he 'Minim'' , swore tie protect, a. It manifestly. j.ioves, him either tst .....3ririiption, ni h toot to throe Who fire, o **tiles the actestativa mud vostempt . 6? .. .Ik. Resiviv J. Bulk's, -- aric . iTapirestly. proves him either to he a 'friend lion i of it tool cis those who fire, and ih either cast tiait iktcstatiou ioid "cpatoOpt . 14 . 14 c Elditswociti-• —i ... • v. .nt 44 4 . „ s vr ,A I ti 'nived. 'that i.e Thant, Of lift ift4ll . , stint., Emi. Dist tiortify cttairiiiiish' or • eltaseat it he has oYinee(thpon estfy.oiesisitoitair totem, weld . MS FeilOW 'CV:Unlit:4nd p*tittiiki Or his supprt to tire yrlartpici rif•tbisidctttotorAd kb viaduct this day iik tdc Chair, :AN. ' . ,; Alt - a Meeting of the Gent!gnat, Clergy, Free- holders, Hou s eholders, and other'' Inhabitants of the .li,Cp.. of Berks. In full Coslaty assembled. the s:hd , ay:f ..:il 7tTeTISIO, by the appointment of the High Sheriff pumast to a Requisitiou to him for that purpose made, . The HlGkil SHERIFF . .in the Chair, . r Two 'Petitions were presented by pirJoha TheLe 7 Ilart. 'ape seconded by Thomas GiPidlake; -the ot i leTa ill yt t li hu Sq ilk for i R,eform of Parliament astir the u r for tlie release or 'Mr . J obi Gale, Jones and 'Sir F Bakett, Bart:' from thbir flapritionment, which having been rot as a t . proved, IT W At RESO Ll' LIS, That the Petitions now rend be adopted and signed by the. ''High Write in the musk of the. Count, :and delivered to the Members fur this Caunty, George Vainittart and Charles Ihmdas; Esqrs. who are retptestellto present the same !tithe ' Heine of Commons, and are isestby subtracted •to support the , same tlierein - '- A better addressed to Sir Frandis*Bardett, Bart. having been also ism., It was reinived, That the same should 'betgled by the High Sherif, in the name of the Meeting, and that the High Sheriff, the Members, and as many Gentlemen as think pro per. he requested to wait upon and preeeut the same to Sir Francis Burdett, together with a copy of these Resolutions. That these Resolutions be inverted in tbelteading. Salis bury, and Oxford Papers; and in the following Loudon Pa pers, . viz. ST AT CS MA N, hiOriling Chronicle, British Press, Min, and !Aar. That the Thanks of this Meeting he given to Sir John T krnek toorton, Burt, the ourver, and Thomas Goodlake, Esq. the seconder, of the Petitions and Resolutime. -PF,TER GREEN, Sheriff, The Sheriff having quitted the Chair, the Thanks of the Meeting were unanimously voted to him, for his gentbananly, impartial, and correct conduct therein. . • HAMPSIIIRL COURIER.. , I SUMMY, ika.tatiot ,1u,t4y 4 11810, . i pe publiAted, :NliW NEKLY WSPAPIIR, op culled libel IA NI NMI RL COURIER.; oa, PORTS MOUTH, ,Poirrst : A, - GOSPORT, AND CIIICIILS TER ADVERTISEY ; which, together with au Abstract of Saturday Night's Gazette, and the State of the Markets in Hants and SUI.SVX, will contain much useful and interesting gencrol Information. Advertisements and Articles of Intelligence received by S. 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'LIONS of the FR ENCH GOVERNMENT„ includ hig a View of the Taxation of the French Empire. - By an AMERICAN. Recently returned from Europe. Philadelphia printed : reprinted for Lungimui, Hurst, Rees, and Grine, Paternoster-row. " We mast all learn to love the Americans, if they send us many such pamphlets as the present. Here is a stout Repub lican who pr .laW9 Eogland,'Mad declaims against France with more zeal and iteelligence than any of our politicians—who writes better, and theist More good learning than most of our mea of letters ; displays the characteristic keenness of his rout,- trysail n, without toy of their conramesserined bas all their, patriotic prejudices without their illiberality. c ,• ‘4 The present publication, however, has Reber cis* h at tentiot: independent of. its good writitigHt great :Mass of facts, very important to be known, and very di ff icult to be procured."--Edin. Review,' April. 1810. BItUCE ON THE GLOBES. • This day was published, the Third Edition, '' Price is. Itho. board' ' - . - • AN INTRODUvrioN to GRoGIIXPiTY' and AsTitoNomy; by 'the itsg p •af the Globes and Maps; to which are mided,!the Chostrection of •Mar and a 'ruble of Latitudes and hougitodes.". -1 ' The Third Ldision, ,vrith .considerable Addigalli And im provement:, #• , 1 . • ' -;. .....•,• By B.:and J. BRUCE, 11 1 I,l_ : . ... Teachers of Geography. and the, AlathensatiehNpwcastle ipee*Tyoe. • . Primed for C. Cradock and W. Joy, 32, Paternoster-Arr. We have received Mr. Cat q cs iftfiss's Letter, and will readily . invert it to-marrow. ;41'wel hiteakicid ter thioday's publication, hut vs e are eompelled witandrew is. . - i n 11!ea• • . ,MMIS. .. ... Due. . ....... ... Di llllljll , • ti 'Av.,/ 1 1 - Water nortl . 4 0.10,,e.••••••• 1 0 I , POMO . 2:4'. il ,. . ' U .• - - T4IE SIIATES:t4AIV. • • !,.t..b.:0.; . , : , ' t5 14 .4.... The Algerioe squadron, conaalag of • two frigates, too brigs, and some smaller yessels, which has caused so much , alarm here for.same time past, lbw' been token and destroyed. Barlidos Diaries to the 16th hot, have arrived. The prin cipal article of .inielligebee is, perhaps, 4liat the away of At: aka CAC, ik,lteus, consists only of 10,0011 men. BADAJOZ, Ma' 15.—0 n the 12th inst. the great body of the enemy's cavalry presented itself before this city, and de tdched various advancpt parties through the olive grounds. ,Our excellent l Geiser* made those, judicious dispo s ition; Ileir which he knows so • welle vklopalte, and the intrepidi t y and vigour of our cars ' 't otititmed live of our brav e infantry, and the shillit seharges of our well-directed ur. tillery, consisting of two flying pieces, threw then) into coin. plete confusion. The enemy, lit night, took the direction ut Taluvera.--; Lisbon i:uzette, IVA May.) • •.• Yavreramy we received, Freit.Oh•Papers to the 2d,. and Dutch to the Gth instant; but their con. tents are very unimportant. Sotoodetails respect_ ing the war in Spain have been published in tho illonileur. They relate, however, to affairs, with the result of which we have fur some time beed,acquainted, and .are too uninteresting f or translation. The Russians arc said to be making great exertions to reinforce the armies employed against Turkey. Far this purpose the troops stationed on the frontiers, of the. Duchy of War. saw, as_ well as those from Podolia and the Uk raine, brae up last mouth fur-the Danube; to transport the magazines of provisions collected on the frontiers, uptards of le,ooo waggons were put in requisition. The botch Papers state that the disturbances which lately took place in llel land have entirety ceased. The French troops fill the country,. and great-numbers of the wirer. tunate people who had must distinguished them. selves in resisting these odious intruders, have been arrested. • ••••1110 Ova Port Lettere will be found more than usually interesting. From the; Lisbon Mail, brought by the Walsingham, it appears, that the Wrench troops opposed to Lord WettlxcxoN are advancing mid •retrcating alternately, with a view of gaining sonic advantirp of position over the English puny. IVe wait with impatience foe news from that quarter. We have, from Dover, further intulligenoe.of the progress of the French Emperor, - on Ids mid. lime tour. _ A French schoonet‘Cariel it arrived at Ply. mouth, bringing from. France a number of English ' i lirisouers of war, and five Wks, Their names wiY be foiuidin our Plymouth letter. We still aragir it, ly hope, that any difieulties which may have aiisen in the negociation funs general exchange ;of pitmen may be removed. A . M CETING of:the inhabitants of SHEFFIELD ,has been held, Mr. E. RHODES in the Chair, and tome very able and spirited Resolutions passed, re. !ipecting the conduct of the Ilobse of Commons to , Btr V. BURDETT and Mr. GALE JONES. We la. silent 'that we have not room to state _the proceed. ings at this Meeting. A. vote of censure oti Lord Msmote was passed, ending in the following iver& :..."'His Lordship has insulted the People of *England, and RENDERED HIMSELF UNNFOR.. lin- OF TUE CONFIDENCE OF HIS CONSTITUENTS." tIICTO ;Lets; about 8000 of the inhabitants pre. sent ;' leati:my .Lord MILTON will find the great majority of th, People against him, should he . ..Airmail venture to offer himself as a Candidate for that County. We have Arcady stated to our Readers, that a portrait of Sir FRANCIS BURDITT, .taken daring his being in the Tower,' is engraving by Mr. SHARP. It is with great satisfaction, we now an. matinee, that the portrait is by,Mr. Noavncom whose vigour of mind, as well u skill as a painter, peculiarly qualified him for this important task. The, pprtrait, as we said bi;fore, is a Eno picture, Indvspl do Mr. Nottrocovs-great honoui. The Bulletin on the state of the Dent or CUMBERLA ND to-day is as follows His itoyal Highnew the Duke of Cerszatsmn ktphrol rime boars quire bleep" in the night, nod. the *0 this morning put too a favourable appearance. - II June 11. Neither of the DUKE •him since his removal to flits footmen has been .in Ibis Royal Ilighneas. F t arl MOIRA, as Cons. received official instruction; BURDM 14 fiber anent immediately on the ; Mr. NEWMAN', hes ceeeivid a similar nol • Jonts. • At a late meeting of ( •DIETT, it was resolved k defray /he expellee of carriages such Gelittoien as choose t' the liberation of the Hoo. Vint' of Parliament. . The High Sheriff of :Ber Ilunorrr, on to :the Frechoklers, &c. of eompanied by Sir, Jou,/ Messrs. GOCIOLAKC, HAI The lloird of Trade, covered that a most imp! of licences granted - in of an honest application the ,specific pa/poses fet they twice, it Is reparleq, 'Rod facilitate the introits thvenemy's patter he eight; 904 the wow. yin appra Mee. II NI:V.4Y TIALFOIta, • EV EttAKD ROME. es valetsleave sa(up 'with ► Carlton-House... Oac of continent attendance upon 'stable of the tower, has aitms to direct that Sir iberated flan his confine• • iiiorogitian of Pieria. the Keeper of .Neweate, otilleation:Tespecting GALE the Erienkof Sir F. BUR• to Mien a stibscriptiun, to irriages to be provided for >se to go in procession, • Baronet by the prow. Berkshire waited an Sir ietiday, witii tie letter of r the County of Barks, sc. • TIIitOCKISORTON, Bart. ALT.ETT, and others, it is said, has lately dis. 'proper use has been made that department. Instead e of these instruments 10 er which they were issued, entptpied to cover hiaaaiouatiwissk WWI into w. It 3; di; m ft. -.4, a ' LONDON :. • ~, . • MONDAY, JUNI 11, 1810. WIJIT Nlo NUAY.—lialitlay at the Puke-Offices: Tuts morning arrived a Lisbon biail i bringing Spanish and Portuguese i'Apeta c ttuas whicb we select the follooring wrti.elWel'or intelligenet— They will bticound in a considerable degree in. tvresting. LISBON, MAY 13.--Areording to intelligence received frogs. Drag:lrma, of the l dth inst.,Julsor has not reinforced ;Nee in Snlaniancu, but tuurcltambto 'Cattle Gazette% 'neve been: received sip to the 11th Ijit. The 4pathisle flying; parties cotnismetwinfilet severe losses uo the French in Arragon. Intelligence friant • Catalonia conforms the venom of A v Gat RE %V having • sustained a very eeneiderabk I. hiss in his.retreat frittn item. ' • It appears that 30,000 musket's which were required front . England hare already been received in Galliein.—( Lisboa GU3Cile,.Alay 19.) " • " I Csntz, MAv 4.—Visterday itrrived• 'here the I. ttsitt and • • - .41gesirer, two Spanish sail of the line, from Vera Cruz And Havana:lh, with 7,0.10,1)0 of halal dollars apd4,ooo muskets, transmitted by our brethren in America. Early in the morn hie a detachment of our , troops, quartered AA the I..land, made a sortie in the vicinity of 4:Mclean, dislodged the enemy , from the work which he had eottimeilied Irene Zurruque,„;runt caused him a erovidyridile lows in killed and mnuntled.'! C A nix. MAY I.—lt is confirmed that the Frencit.„4ll,ooo strong, under San %set Ax a's' 'orders, arreved,lon t4e.`.llth of last month,-is Fiche. n division of one troops, composed id 900 a) men, hay* entered Alicitnt onthe'priceding 414.. • A eeryou, arrived in six days from Carthagedstotates, that she enemy, who had penetrated as far tts Orihattightts retreat ed from thence to Loria ‘ and that a detachment of ajoo Spa nish troops, who entered Carthagena, have marched to Murcia. Besides the 7,030,000 hard Spanish dollars, and -I,oo6muskets arrived here on hoard the Arta and Algesiras, the said ships I brought also 1,150 quintals of copper, '2,030 arrobas cochi., neat. 30,9-301 b. indigo, anti4.Bl6 arrohas tobacco. Mow, s, MA Y 19.—Sign.-ils have been made for transports in sight for some days past, hut none have yet entered the , .Tagus. The French have again fallen back, and our army. 'continue to advance. We tire hi liouesion of Ciudad Itodrien : Lord W LLINGTO Nis at Cuarda. The Pdrioguesqlbrigade that were at Cuarda have marchrtl-to Poilebra. The French foment Asturgu is only 1503: siont'arti‘ed atyakiadiotid uo die 2d In e The brig Santa Cralifrers ISe 141110KlitssMillksta the 10th initi.graF.Jcito de Fula & is* gfetiWipirtketkalitk' The I neew were all owed,' • ~~- ,•• • , 'Y . ~. ?.'_ .: r II II I . i! i 1 1