The Statesman. — London, England, 1810-01-20 00:00:00

7'HE Sti"AZ 'S*AN. 31ILITRE ROYAL,,, CO TENT GARDEN. On Monday Evening, nAmLET. Hamlet, Mr. Kleasts.w.. After which will be performed the new Comic Paillsoitn. elf liiiRLLQUIN PEDLAR; or,TnnanwsispWrum 1 new Musical Drama, in $ Acts, interspersed with mesh% willed The Free Knights, or The Edict of Charienriews. is In rehearsal. *. • Places fnr the Boxes to be taken oflllaßeandossell thy Box-ofilee in Hart-street. 1 1 (;ress 7s; Pit. 3s. 6d. t Gower G 41.111. t Upper Gall. Is. This Evening. THE MERCHANT OF VENICE. IiaOPOSITI TEMAZ. LONDON: •Arv*lAY, cucuazirll3. AI I III,ATI Letter is said to fume been remised by a Naval Officer of high Teak from Prince et iViles'a Island, ceemsenicatitag the important in. formation of the arrival of Lord Ms ro at Mao 4ras, and the disarming the Officers by whom the tnsergents were heeded. Titillate of the letter is VIC 2 t h of August, which is subsequent to that 4 the infirmities from Ceylon. That internal tranquillity may be reetored India, is unquestionably, at the present crisis, imminently Important—we shall therefore rejoice In hear oat only that the Army have retnrned to military subordination—but that the grievances which have urged them to the measures they gslcrpted—have bees candidly investigated and fib* Billy redressed. 'llse Copy of the General Orders issued by tort; WINTO, previous to his departure fur Madras from the seat of Government in Bengal, is not, how. ever, calculated to diminish the apprehensions if the l'ablic un the subject of India-,as it commit. Die ttes intelligence of a much mere alarming nature than that which was previously known ...-the resistance of in Europium itegimclit! - tut fact of the Signature of the Treaty be.' tweet' France and America, yet continues in sus *Lilco. Private tenors have bean received from peal is,in Whioh, among other rumours, it is asserted Ott an American vessel with dispatches was re fused admission into the port of Havre, and sent to soother port, from whence the papers worn divatched to General Ansrracmc, st 31ven while, all corium:initiation Itith the shore sail int:erdieted. Imerohabitlty and abstirdity appear on the way face el this story. Be this es it may, our mtg. tali ant sail to have come to the resolution of sh:oding soother Minister to America. MIN Ran t Mr. Easarxe, and Mr. JAcaerm, have failed — ! /CO shall new ice what Mr. OALLIIT will doom. Why sot solicit the personal services of Mr. CA rev' yra to explain his own low laud aitfthgtical dirpaicies P 117LPEARDA Y the Es.king of SWEDEN 114 made his e scape, ond landed nu the avast of SidrOlk—• To.day NAPOLEON has had another dangerous at. lack of the epilepsy—has been reconciled to Tat.. LEVU %ND —IS aboiut to marry a aussion Princes, —.owl his soldiers aro deserting. The arrival of Gorr* vu, requires coo gesation. NAPOLEON'* indiposilion permits him to hunt four Of Ore hburs a tlay.and his troops are pour. , ing i*to Spain. As to the Russian Princess, anti lies reconciliation with TALLLTRAND—the loge. slimy; inventors of those reports knout pretbely $s much as °uric' ves—tiothiiii,. ashens is rescue to believe that King Jostre has ml length succeeded in organising a considerable body of the Spaniards, who are in the French in. forest. A body of 1 i,ooo Natives are mentioned to hive received his particular approlsation. After all our efforts to reverse the Penlueula.... and even after the hoisting of his llot.retus, by Sloquis Wet.t.Lst.tr, at Cadiz—we bina sot be in the least surprised, if anion* the very tint body 'A POI4SOW ii, 1114.2.t1rer• slroulJ be Need a large corpse our ilearly.brlored fricadl...tlis Span's*. 4e, Lieutoosot ' night of 'be , \ 6q, of the Cednsus, no the sent in a singic host Olio tinier lemenson, Sidi tit. Quiberon est at oat. froP • battery. two French brie bides with wine and brand), wfahout the lose or a siugle, pan either killed et speeded. Private Hien from Swtwien, by the last Got. ohburgis state,, that Cie meaty of panels. tweets Frame and Sweden had *at been aigaed, and that the Slletlitil Aontsmatior hail net ores her n able le eyesore as godless@ of BOINAPAITI. Lord Sinstouvn Juitt hds friand3 are eXpeCtid deo elder* to *oho with tho ininurith wiles PYlia inane meets. Thu debate its the U.'.. of Lords on Tommie, 11011 as the Anseedeient, is 'amend to be ewe at tb not spirited Lad interesting that bas higagel tur went Sessions past. Lords Gum yl &Li ens PIM ere expected to deliver their opt. Ilion so d seu thaucts ii&ismsb iength coo the present darning situation of pane again. The * mai d. Swat in each Hoes. will comprise, it is ouppokil, gla 'Analysis of the errors and blenders of Oa 'meat Misietwe eine they ass into power is arbOs jt revdre so ordinal degree of talents tad skill to enable that Po abet tho mum* et t =laic oppose* • I I s. - N4V4I. INTEL tioIXCI.• Dow zit, Sow. 19.—Pootol by Mt *mks loge lest of 'Alps frogs Portion/A s ariert whit* It was thought dire were two or throe boodorowd-boowd irat kelioatea. Prints Stabrelbsertrf !snarly *lets! here ta Wort for view. • to Ilebitek " M k and RON* &spit si war. ParmilAtafol g PAL 16.--Arrlosa thtrPrlasas Caroline, id 74 gavel Capetie Pater, bow the Baltic, Ism troso tbs Maas, tits Moss dap, lam Ourikey, es mitt. SOW the asaymils. far Lisboa p Triads, Captain 174 , 7011r011114 twos. W. Urania as 7 the loiabeet ee tis arable. Iwo ttesporsi sso atblait am bale tesimaider of ordain dem for Ijobsso, - - - Irrg ,siATMM4• • 40 I POPUL.IIt SEN.4TOR, r . ON Till APPROACHING SESSION OF PARLIAMENT. I .......m.... lamese the Leered duties of year seat, Rid still year brew. with Freedom's fervour beat ; Trio to your inset, the Peepk and*. Throw. View still your Country's interest ai year ewe. • %abut serpent sophistry the truth mental, ; (laved Coaster tog, break Orraesnott's chaise Awaken Fofly from her sanguine dreams; Aspen the madness of our hostile schemes s Intim oar policy, our rights assert ; 'Galles Coast intrigse your.noblest strength exert ; Proffitt= the baseness of the selfish crew ; The 11R11116, the saunas, drag to public view s Oppose taxation's mamas increase, And urge the blessings of a speedy Peens. While mean inglorious passions you discard; Wave 111E114CeD INlPAlNT—despise reward 6 'treat; Favours, Prison, Pensione—scorn them el, And, with year Wiggling country, Kiss or PAUL. We D. B. _ ___ WRITTEN TINDER A POIITRAIT OM COL. W&RDLII. Britens t behold a Patriot Ia ndad andaunted.and la jadgiage deers Stanmiai with cerveas ana Corraptionl sway. That slowly malls sow dearest rights ateb. His ardenezeal, his games RAIN darted, And serve the Man that . is hit °sentry's Friead. t=toeconeteenille ROYAL ICLUE.itt ARCRITIP.CTURII. The Lecture' of Mr, Scans, Peojotior Architecture, have afforded VlliVellial satisteetitill to the lovers of the Fine Arts. The first Lecture was given last lionasy west, and will, we understand, be repeated every Mon. day, until the course is finished. In the Lecture of last Monday, he trend theAti down to the period of the memorable botec of Au ot urrus, tbst "he had found Roan a city of " - brick, and left it a city of 034rble t " in a style at ones so cle►r and forcible, as to excite the general applause of his scientific and respectable audience. In his division of the several orders, h• *Milted the Composite, confining himself to the dirtflout of VITRUYIVII —the Tuscan, the lonic, the pale, and the Carinthian—on the last of which, as the perfection of the art, be expatiated with consider. able elegance. The drawings with which he illustrated bis course, were very numerous, and admirably cat. culated to facilitate the comprehension, by the Tiro, of the Important and scientific elucidation of this interesting subject. The manner in which the drawings were introduced in the lecture was novel, and produced a striking effect. These who had the good fortune to obtain ad mission to this lecture, bore ample testimony, by their approbation, of the great satisfaction deriv ed from the very Excellent discourse of Mr. So.+ e, on a subject which he, with so much address, in. geolously rendered - Universally interesting. Mc BATIIIIIIST.—It appears by intelligence re-- ceivee in this contrary, that Mr. BATUURAT 'eft 'Berlin with passports from the Prussian Govern- , meet, and in excellent health both of mind and body. He was to proceed to Hamburg!). to am. hark for this country—but ilAniburgh he never retched. At saute town. near the French territo: ties he Wal seised, as is supposed, by a party of French soldiers. Wlnit happened afterwards is not accurately known. His pantaloons have been rotted near the town where he was seized, , and a letter in them to his wife, but nothing else. The Prussian Government, upon receiving the intelligence, evinced thodeepest regret, and offered .s large reward for the discovery of his body. No access, however, has yet attended this offer. If be had perished-by the hands of robbers, how caste the FrenchiGovernment to announce 'that ltts had put an end own life, an assertion .which the Prussl4o 9overonstt contradict, by offefitstaye. ward Iti e r.tliti ditcgiecy or his body;--ilia. *WV. would have been found whore the insicidewaseeed, mittell. Whither, ho yet tives, we kiow ay be . that be may have been carried of se Awl% I can scared: ebuceive* 'an at , . • 'rise •. losvisrLetter, which refers to this el,. cbtristatiON . appeers inserend of-the Spanish Jour. Atts Officer of our army, who was slide in-tho battle of Ocana, having escaped the bOdds of the enemy, - presented himself all tors in La, Carolina, sad infor. that the French, after treatio4 with severity, had stripped thedt, la Pktsto *tale them, in that state of naltednese 'ellogly m • the lithabitants of Made , 4 r h, er l ibe - Patriots ;Ass in tbe like 'eeinlidai7 7 4il waatobidnest. The saint Olean adds that he rani the French emptuying &lithe bilsoirers they amid tioneot to gather their diiiad o who were beeped in throe piles as high as the houses, mid others were crowded into the rAurch.yenls. This drama, stance; the Writer adds teed h to confirm the re. octal report, that the F rench had 'offered greatly is the late conflict; and lie essanvoura to dew, in sequel,the that 's their numbers will be alibi. derebly diminished by repeeted bottles, and that, whether they shall be victors or vanquished—they rill be disappointed la their project of the se Nu. of Spain." • • AS the accurst* from Spain represent the vie. tortes recently obtained by the French as by no nip* so Wedeln to the Spaalards as they were *bpi in the French Journals. The French, it ifirrs, suffered very much, particularly iu their teatest with the army of La Mancha, sod 14 ' 'is said that the Spanish artillery kept up a ter. ale Ire, and swept away whole regimeats of the enemy. We have before stated, that thy French hod artfully stripped their prisoners, In er.' der to indece thoseSpeniards who wore before ial their power to Wiese that the Supreme Junts WON Inatte ntive to the *We of the Patriotic, Army. This is, however, but a poor enlace, as it cnoid eeiy emcee"' for a very short time, and eust add ceeteeps to Igisvet ja wbk they To the EDITOR of THE Sia.-.I am told by those wh( tinily of knowing the madmen) of the Hogue of Commons than . jority of that House is still averse I an even told that the majorit of doors is averse to Yeace. It founded, I as sorry for it; ' notaay, that Peace will sere am coaideat :hat it will give , being saved: Whether BOMA., the Meer Emperor of the " of Cmaaxesaanx, is a question consideration. When we east - and slew the et toot of Ms acknowledge that, le past of mks of . the West, and that' 1 Missive a territory. as ever Charlemagne. Frani* Intend Siriteedand, Rolland, Daily, form kis tapir*. Denteerk , Germany, wept Austria, 0114 area Austria is so ma. she will not wily be prevailed easiest ; sad if prevailed 00, most resistibly be theionseq , faeces( 8011111PARTO. Now ' I act aowlolge that the energy ilea b great, but can our M vulnerable parts is . 110 N &FAIL', I present Ministers have projected iisa, ) vb. illill4ooCo ItepOdilions Moos:, the EEO of Cuiva. - 11faLusterrom ; their imenxliate , jested three others, via. against Idiatinoplel and, Buenos Ayres. , of aim Expeditions succeeded ,Illalialata 41ther by or out of ittsough to my, that he likely to Inflict a wound &smear& Let it be recollect, per produces some diminution The !Wines Expeditions under the Earl of CUATII Am, and INS, have destruyed no inconsiderable Of our army. Even those tri tamed, are less lit rot service. peerage.* of gold readers It hal ploy our army with any pr . for an army, ustaccompanied be considered as a disposable I align with America be f'ewi i n Cala:our 'ligation in the, 111 00 alarm ? Hut I hear It- sal( DONAPAILTE wooed be nothing fraud, truce. I dlubt the apielen. There are many ple interior cogFegt(S, o( render peace of I.lootaeltri, peatetily declared hie wiSistee-, offered the restituticiti 4 4' Moo , country should retain Malta Good Hope. These terms would be difficult to boggest 1 demander territory on the 811 i is too ridiculous a project to rionsly entertained by any. argument's sal% let es_ edmii %NAAS?! will be 00, 04" truce. if he cee v iAseasteo g lase well not eves ealiriisktiVkit ant kis said, if peetialle Made the people will notenbetk is that system of tasstion* vary to preserve us In 61 position armed nation. Is the 1: 1 1 1 .114# 1? ;- 1 one for the sake of lb. eMem of taxation ? If the lea is log coetianed, . . , will be lost. Already, p:dier the Tax-gatherer's dented , ; sad a scrutiny is enforced ki t ill. A Miry destructive of 2 : . The war with America Doled Ors Watiteri could bas l ) Iladdelst It any longer. Is tire *Pegoireili is until no Ministers eme col** pity longer ? I be; goose Gel:tisanes tames pot ' bolaafrogs a chaste et *liaison , port; I am indifferent. who .. 1,0,18 e premat systems is to be poser, The fabsfestors of 4,lie recent sense of the public Journals, of cosmetician in Cadiz, hare the cause being palpably traocd for lists pbrpose of raising the pfamecutioe for that othoce, (rews, is directed his Malest T 11• Betsey, of Topeka*, ; f etid ins, bored from Bristol, t, the former port ou Wadi r O'clock the neat mart* 'file water increased 'so fast, the master and crew, together 411 six persons), the vessel state, took to the boat to were fortunately picked up , of thu toiletries, of Slwanses board at a must critical minnow the half full of water. They were HAI? landed Swansea In the pinning. It is reported 11•4411 44,049R0gren549014. I.ffleafte E: STATESMAN. rho have more oppee. cents of the Members an I have, that a Ma. 'verse to Peace —nay, trity of the People out If shy opinion is well fur although I wilt o this ...gantry, yet I i is *b e li ef % chance el FA.PAILXII wiry! ' H UMS West,. and Sulcessor sties not worth Or A t our eyes on the Msp,' domiaione, we must if fact s he is the Sere. ihe possesses es ea. ' r was governed by gad 4 to the Rhies, F 1 . and the. Peninsula, :, with every State IR - it ,darandegt on his ouch weakened, that Lied on to renew the DO, her downfall will ,equeuce : this hi the let us view our own: Sy of the British Ni. tioisters discover any &Tx's EnspiFe ? The ejected three Expedi. . Itions under Sir Jour PitA,T4, and Viscount, Bate predecessors prc...; gaiost Egyp t Coo. , 'res. Ras any one seeded ! Is there er . ,.4 of office s who is balk; can suggest a plan , 1 on thu power of ceollected s that even lion of eat strength. rider Sir J. Moons, , Rd Lord. WSLLING. 'considerable portion roof's whist) have re. l D. Thu total diseN . impracticable to en. prospect of success; I by treasure, cannot r force. Can our site. wed without regret tittle be viewed with. said, that peace with thing more than as le solidity a chi.. 1 circuotatancci 11, BOKAP4RTE s whiils to him. Ile has 4 ae peace; in 1806, ho . gnawer,. and that tide • is and th 6 Gape of , were rejected-7d' it , better terms; fOr i 4 i 'hares oftthe Adristie v a _ .._ .... to have bon eve r se. Minister. • 4.3 1 14 ;foci mit s ihet Ael ift4o , •vre thearip 0 si . td wo.conot woestk. Odle laeneticial to is; Idittekh 80 N AloillTev •P .0 tie sus Unease* 0(4 . ° I MP k"* lf b e : tfils* i the ' is of . la' e.' -td lb al -.4 , the litea 110 Prfelit_ / 1 . 1 . 1 ,., I, the r.r. :Ally “ 1 1, 46 ateIYAOWS demand is jaet;so WM/ arced into ev iiistor of industry , andmislir.4 i wili*/**4 Xl lca ill the 4 1 eLdin alt c9n#oo It , nitlokleilt tit press greet; sisters ; for my owe' a arc the Ministers, t i Critfetal iIL __........ f' yEIANIAM•: . ' #""'"elme Cent imposil$011: : 1 relative tee 41its ' ' I - re bees detest s ocd to a coal he pried of •, r e ri Sr ild l , 4 l 7:l n a tt eit ien ch 9il i b e : i i ina Sw i el t a h at thilt ai : l o :l2 "ll6 ::: : , 4. ruling soon a le ek i it, that 600 a, her waxiiionti kg : I bclualkM . * save fifefives, I : s by Captain Roulet a s who took them or' meta, the boat bit; revs Wel? landed " , is reported Silk. O. itrldigilsll4 .. ' , . •0:a . . , .. • VW SW Segitasal 04 battalion) is eadadmii aft ITIIIISASITY ErniurasNClll. ......o. ouroaD, JANUARY 19. Meads?. the *nt day of Lent Tenn, the fol. lowlug pederast, won admitted to Degrees : MICRON IN CIVIL LAW. Mr. Richard Weary Geaswell, of Trinity. OACMILLOR" IN CIVIL atw. Mr. Thomas Symons. of Wadlutin. lIASIPORS or ARTS. Rev. Charles Gregory Wade, of Merton t Rev, Joseph Heath, of fit. John's; Rev. James Mayo, of Pembroke, aocisar.oas OF ARTS. Mr. Hallifkld Cosgayne O'Doeuoghue, of 9t. Edmond Hall; Mr. George Day, of Merton; Mr. Henry Citlycley Cotton. of Merton; Mr. John Palmer Bowler, of Merton; Mr. Reboil Present. of Brumes* ; Mr. fittratfel Hall, of Bra m:sow; Mr. Robert Gawks, of Breseueet. FRIDAY, Jaw. 19. stemma* •ND micro* a DITINITT. Rev. John Griffith, of Wadham. OAIIISLOR OIVIL LAW. Rev. Morgan Cove, of 'rash) , hall, Cambridge, bworprie aid of Magdulen hall. 11ACTINLOR OF awn. Mr. John Fletcher, of Queen's. eccmistosetcai PROMOTIONS. Rev. W. Mills, B. D. Rector of Misenden. Gillucester shire, to the Rectory of Shillingford, in the Dinette, of Sa lisbury. Patron, William Vanden Mills, Esq. of Wadley hove, Berks.. Rev. J. Pearce Biocide, to the Rectory of Coddington, Herefordshire void by the decease of the Rev. F. Orley. Patron, the Bishop of Hereford. • Rev. Robert Gibson, LL. B. to the Rector/ of Meld, Este:. Rev. M'Farlase, to the Church and Parish of Pet 'noel, is the preobytery 0 Linlithgow. and county of Sliding. Rev. John Rieharenackerst), of Hatfield. Her* to the Viearage of Boxteod, Lsbez. Patron. the Bishop of London. Rev. Drs: Durbin, to the Rectory ue Walton m Oordano. Patron, Sir J ;Auk Derlsto. fts47Jolso Teflon.. M. A. of Quen's College, in this uni versity, i, appointed I)oniestie Utopians to the Right Hon. Lord L)ttlettna. eI.ERCYMAN MARRIED. her.' Winch. Ohrsier, Rector of DelltsM e No.° 4k, to Rli zobetb second daughter of the Rer. Henry 'Reeler of Kitty oser, in .ht were egtonty. el.1:11111f MEE OneRASEII. Rev. Thorns Mien, Rector of *altos lo Gordon, Rev. William IlarowcU, Roder of &est= and Milebant, Mi • Jsbe Rompoon, Rector Thornford, sear Sherborn, Donau • Yeelerity morning, about ten o'clock, kis Ma stery li l thllQueen's Palos, escorted by • phrty & Light Morse, for Windsor. Her licAniSTlr lad the Pat meson. followed about f 2 o'clock. MAJWITY is expected in town on Monday, le bitch a Leteo pralinw to the meeting of omit. Rig Royal Highness the Prince of WALES was proventett i by a complaint one of 'gaup*, from , being present at Cart on Thursday. On Wednesily, after the PRRATA7tT Awawa- Dea had been promoted to her MAJBSTV, he re. f turned only to the Siable-yard gate in her MA. I ,one's carriage,,end then got into his own car rime, and drove to Carlton-house., aed left his card fir the Prince of WALES. To the enquiries made to her MAJESTY by the company at the Drawing-rootn, oat Thursday, after tier health, she answered, she was very .well in heal* bet was very lame, being troubles{ with 'ball feet. All the BilsOffilware admitted to the apartments of the Duke of CUMBERLAND, on Thursday, t be present at the delivery of the Oration 'by, Archbishop of CANTIMBURY, and to pay dab respects, previous to her MAJESTY holding:Alba Dra wing.rosm. TI departure of Prince STA lIERMURRG MRS Lon doe hill , in a very few days,, take place. • Madame CATALANS is Ceeiged for &MS Ash* at then lasgow Theatre. Her - Bret appearadel• to be on this evening. Mrs. JORDAN imiing closed her engagement 111( 'Manchester, is expected at Leeds► en the 24th lost. to perform* very few slights. A report is prank:sit, that 'the roydon Monter has reached Dover, awl for the last foot - the cmolop not a Gerald seen out in . streets after dust. It is said 'Alit he met a MOONS 1a Sto Jausea's-street oa Thursday cresting, and after palling het pettisoats user her ears would hes. in several places with is sharp isestrinweet. , -- The extraordiary fate of Mr. Lays eneited yesterday 4 curiosity in the Ifebrews nut less 50..: Monument-yard Wag, during the greater part of the day, crowded with potatoes oftbat persuasion, vibe came to view lbe fatal spot. At the Ballot at the India House, on Tuesday taw, tb6 Ministerial Candidate lost the election, beleg upwards of 200 below his opponent, at. though the President of the Board of Coatroel wrote circular letters So all the dependaats of the Crow*, who. were Proprietors of India Stock, requiring ties to vote for Mr. Twznino. The Duke of PORTLAND'S Bine Itibband has not yet been disposed of by his klxisar. The Marquis of Wattmeter experts it, it is said, sad bee pot in Isle claim, but on what ground setkave sot bank except m the successor of the deceased I Duke. The Dyke of RICHMOND considers that be hal prier claims, and certainly be deserves that marls of distinction for the MIAOW is which be boa Qbaducttil Massif as Viceroy of Ireland, when the urbanity of b masaman, awl his am. WM% bin cattelliatet alert description' al per. boas. He is a biabsinieded Dlobletnan, sad cer. ,4017 WO not sager Mioself to*be bided wkis o if b be. had any various promise. The &llamas,. Maass*, sailed from St. "yb, cent's for Clyde, on the 6th of Nurember g 'end oa the 614 was taken by a French printer' the Maas Wog heft on board, coaSnall 19110 t ?1/10111te 66 &SUMMIT*