The Statesman. — London, England, 1812-12-10 00:00:00

1. pit ; ,~ :; ` ~. tiO . , . 1' i , i f '• . . • • 1 ' A 1 1 , ' 1 t I * s ti t IP i ! ' 1 . i,' , 1 :,''l'iv• 1 it , , 't, , . , , - 1 9 * . r . ‘• 'A • 4 I 1 i 1 i , ; 1 I I t 4 . , a ' I ) ~, ti iso so t„ p oi , ~ 4, . i r \ i 7 • . 1 + i , # 1 t, , ,t • , 1 1 From the LONDON GAZETTE, MILITARY PROMOTIONS.' Dee. 8. •—•••••••••• Wer-o(Ace, Dee. 8. 1812. 7th Regiment or Light Dragoons. J. Daniel. Gent. to be Cor net. l ithoat purchase. vice Gibbets sttptrirded. 16th Ditto. Cornet Chamberlain to be Lieutenant, viceLock hurt, killed le action lith Dino. Hospitul- Mate Eugene Nl'gwvny to be Assis Bergen's, vice - Noble. aepoisated to the IA West India Reg , mein. VA Ditto, T. W. Edwards , Gent. to be Regimental Quartli Master. colactrearn Regiment of Foot Guards, Captain E. laracelles • to he Adjulaut, vice Freciaimile, who resigns the Adjutancy only. Ist It: iimesit or fait, Assistant-Surgeon A. Sinclair, from the Tyrnne Militia. to be Assistant-Surgeon, vice Roberts, pro moted le Ote ifteb Foot. 7th Ditto, Lteittenunt M., ii alas, Montt* Bth Garrison Batta lion, II) be Lieutenant; sieePriee, vrhoeuebanges. 26th Ditto, Koko W.•Roasja bei . without. pur cha vie; Matt, niis ref i iiipi. • . an Cadet A. Cui. El der fr om the Royal Militpot . , ~to be Ensign, vice i ON DM*, A. 011erin . Batler, Mar, td) e rialto, by puratase, vice t iardoer, who re. ires. • LI Ohl Ditto, W. Ana** (lb.t: vies Hogices, proorottti in the Glengary Feneibles . ; sad Oillessaw st it. Wilkins, vice Brook .snit, &vetoed. •Iti I'4f :emigres, esillseatipittionte. 51st Di 14 ,, Egtign W. b.' Simpson to be Lihnieboats mitilelt i dimAkase, vice Wallieeststbeisti ~. ge. .. , . .!!.. l e o . ; , ,,tsign W. Marring* .to be Lieutenant, sr khedive& gime, vice Ciristie, whoretiret. : : . 1. h O 4 M. c og., R. Wolfe to be Lieutenant, 'Mai • d.esPed. 011oSoolitti earl* 111."11 Hill, Freda the . : I. li.ary Cu lege. to be Etteign, vine Wolfe. • ~.,,, 1 . . , 67th Ditto, lAudgn R. Gilig to. Loa vice Akita, de., ceavd. Ensign W. Malt to Adjutant, vice Moyle, Irks i C , sgas the A t Ootanegoi , d.:. , . i 71 thmoo. Major N. lases be Lieutenant-Colettd, by parents-, vie a ly. - Ftiftio; . o'retirei: B`2tl :Aim, Ensign J. Half, vice 'roily, deceased . ; Ensign 7t. Latham, vio).:nobryt t sleremed t Ensign J. f0r 4441 , t\Y Pur ch.ee, .re flr:utt, who retires; to be Lieutenants. Gentk man Cu. iet W. raylor, from •fitt , !loyal Nlilitury College, to be oi*i.,oritisont plirelktse. vice Gordoo. 9Ct • 1) tto, Lieutenant A. 11P C~ to he Captain of a Compasy, vice Livatstone, deeraied. Ensign C. Boyd to be Lwow own, vice up Lean. M. .H. Douglus, Gent. to be Ensign, vice DIA. i .• , Sitaillito, Ensign K Pratt, Amps the Cavan Militia, to be O. Nig . without purcha4e. '• " • 10'2d Ditto, Ensign H. Fry to Seljeutenant, without Pnrchastb . vine Chit :hers. who resigie, 4.. R, 1.. ti raison, Gent. to be Ensign, vice Fry 4th Garison Battalion, lieutenant J. Tire, from the 7th Foot, to he Liteteuant, vice Higgins. vitioeichatiges. fd F0y..11 Veteran litittalimi, Ser,4cant-Major W. Add, from Vie ~ ,th Foot, to be Ensign, vice Thompson, placed on the Retired list. R J . % al 1%,,gy,06 Train. Lieutenant B. Jaeksoa to he Captain of Troop, vire %Vrdson, deceit-eft ; Co: net J. Wation to be Lientertant, vice Jackson t Setjeant W. Young to be Cornet, vice Wattoa. BREVET. : Capt. T. Kennedy, en the Si..ff, i 6 lv Major lathe Army. • 'Fite King's German Le.ion-Ist Bmtalioii tif Light infaatry. H.-Meyer, 4;ent to be Ens iiiiiide Henget. promoted. ist Battalion of the Line, E ti ,C. Weyte. vice Meyer, Amp 4 of ids wounds ; Ensign W. ",.trees, vice &Amer, kiiled In action. to I* Helot-n:4ns. Berjeant-Major Wolfe, vice Einem, pronusted, to lie Ensign, Al ENIOItANIM.:M. Ensign Jo'inson, of the s9th Font, who was superseded. et statA i i :he tkezette of the 171., ult. is rein toted in his NIA. The .4ptsiutasent of Ensign J. T. Carroll, of the Limerick City Militia, to h:. Fnii.zo wi"mut ourchase. .t , stated in the GO. ae:te of the ;21st April, 1 1 ,12.,. Itimi.iiot taken place. .CORITPAirONDENTA. Jtrai trttlatesherl, price 61. se% ANIEItiCAN REV IL owl l'ol.l rics: ,t,ottaittine I owl. 1. , tter VII. Of the Char/tell Frertrh Police.—Letter. VIII'. of Grand Opera.—Letter IX. The " ' Rely l•ttl Comeril—Thitieghit mon Ph Cie prerttertt Cireutt‘ttitvet. AM ft:Nee --,;filltaltrifo de. Oaadieia P . em is 7 put Itehv—rt,Alia n -(a r fur the lating hietliu'a of the Voti'M SiAttl—A eurory 1.1401/iry We the Grvelletfrbepl.. ,wily ‘p pricted 6tr 14,AGMI:4 $ ft' RROIVV, tioied•stroe. LONDOA Dimness* We can modify enter lett Tteßdors, to be fatly tonfirm4 pent 14011 1 / 4 /wee from the great ?qetth, to the Sattefing damp pd. On this topic, se istplorisst interests of 'theat , itbigithroty thing now to.say,' wblhh de '.• • mgr. Vp Ste .Ala' less fmrsgiis t gtlli weight 19 'very gild ',pert ...a/4111W, ~. Althoug't we decline to give insertion to the Paper rent us by " Cieuicus Vows," it isnot for the reasons he a-,igns. We hare too seven respect for the maxim of juAiee, " atoll etre ram parte a," to refuse to bear both sides. But we are &r. su Aletl ihe paper sent to us is not aeatsine. Let others repose unqua4tbati coati:knee is "iatereeptett Seiters,'• they always, and intriasically, tarry aorta lets sumpleionabout them. BaFFISMICOstaF.R Iprctu ft Es• Fpurr i r - .S. • _ . ,h ot publttlaed,• -• Price 16*. 611. ; Prima on Indin Paper, If. L.; or correctly colnured its iositetionotrhe Originob. lb. 6d. Tire 'FWELFTII N tilt RER lIE MARQUIS of STAFFORD'S COLLEC. TlO NI of PI(:TU RES ; ris ringed according to Schools, inet4n ettronelftirot Ord, r; with Remarks, an.l a particular Description of smelt Pi, lure. 0, W. OTTLEY, Esq. F. S. A. • coutAintst -- A Mira ' ' '.• ..... A Soma.. son ) A 'ea Piece .... . • I A not :11 bummer ain't..." fp The Flector Palatine .:•ss. si The rrinre,s Palatine • $, Th.: Portrait of a Student - tr,. Engraved by .r. rittlir and Published by Lon/ma* and Cu.; vies ;P. W. T.,mkitis ; and the No. 51, New Rood-:!reef. Wnere way be toad the. forwieni Neither* which will be coritinw.d Monthly till i tR pleted in aboot Fifty Nivribers. an 4 Ittiohrt , .. will be pohli-hed every Six Mt Proof., is fella Paper, .51 ins.; er mounted, to vine gaireas and F hult Parts nee now ready for delivery to those of Pohlientinn. to, • Th,• i stobition of Drawings Lance to Nor sSa:,.t.r,bers, One 3ini!,.. • 1 - ''• MIAMI .. 0 ;,. • t...... wuierfoni, C4tlis ..,.., •' 8 I Valta 1.1 , • 4 i &malts . 1 -. •.,.......,. tietwilorgli. ?SICK OF WTOOLS TBI DA T . A.T ONE Tr CI .0 0 — llonli VS • • Indio OHM& ~---- .. - r r r "It . v.;.. s* i in.. CePIL 111 6 • par Mill. Navy Ig. 400. 1A .3 , 1 1 $ Facheqh, IHIla Sid. Ostairm 74 Cossolsfei Lonny Tieliets 711 E STAT' ,- 7" 4 N".:" f ro . ten days since, tn the Niemen, which - o 1,ty74 ifter front W. VandenvelJe. ;11i;et,itit;;t0 Parliament igait 7 isi the'periois - wal C.o . lblitt Paris, oi toe we as mithgoone, B brought the late disrtitehes from Fueitte de Gui- have, for: pregent,.,eaclarled from the Represents- 1, been appointed a Brigadier•Generiti itpliteffe' from 11,, liackktmen. .: ..u,, ,i't r0 . .1 tenor R. 'H. Vauderceer. ualtio. The armies maintained the same positisiis doh of that . ply e,rali distitignishist icrnong the first ,of •Mar - ta• ' Colonel Biria of the 3d Foot G i fka a 'from Gosales. and nothing new hici tipitiiii.mi. 2 ' i. ‘ , of Irish air obi,; Han,. 6nnts•reenaa Ilaur , . , ear* . 0.01 A rry tie Voys. • . •• BolisAyyi Assistant-Ad' Cant-General in t he ' District, are to be Brigadier-Generals in the Pea*. and d. Romney. ARRIVAL AV Tilt RUSSI AN F'AR'T: ' 4 ' 4 That' thil( * patllciiiir 'Thanks of the Board be J. White; Olden and Da- British Gallery of Piclures, YARNouTH, DEC. 9.—A fleet from tho Baltic convoyed,l4 :Our Secretary, in the most respectful Seta, under Admiral Hors, are now passing ate •tho' Adiriell-IT to JOIIW STr.v vsstsN, Ecq. Master of the I esterday, a Court of Directors was herd at di umbers of the above Work, till 4he Collection be COW, of the Sands ; it is very hazy, but there.iappears 'to 19 ---- • . 7 .7 - IT Corporation of Stationers for his liberal and pa- Bast India House, when Captain Cease-Was swore , triotic offer of accommodat ing this Board with the into the command of the Lord'ilielvilk, destined tp a 4 A Part t containing Five ' ~... convoy • ,1 ix Months, prim. 21. 12.4.6 d. ; "e " t " Y with them. use of the Stationers' Halt" Madras and Bengal. er eurretilv• celniirea and 1 P. S. We have just learnt, that wills. the above A•trotifia DEVAULTER!—Iii Dublin and through I . The Committee, for the management of Drugs .., ~,,i • _ marries First. nod Second ' • those woo prefer this mode fleet are five sail of Russian men of war and li iim Ireland there are PtlitLic NoTtCES, with large re- ! Lane Theatre have, it is said, determined to alter the •i.• A wards; for the apprehens'.ou of another Pusan Da- : stage pert of the house before the curtain; and render is enadnaw•Pes. Admit- : frigates . . . . ------- ' , mace. lie had filled and hitherto ai it was i t more simPle, and, of course, bettered red to scenic tint. li_ •- • lt titWICII, Dtc. 9.—We have just time to, an- thought unblainably filled, ' an Office of account and * representations , at the end of the present season. rwed. No. VI, of flounce to you, from telegraph informatienOhnt great trust, like the Chief Stare.kreper of the Ord- ' Y rri r 'TOR Y . „ -•SwirnFrattlabatta CATTLE Snow.— ..este._ay a.. 6T L l e l i 's. te W mat or Fr loc"eS a nd I' If t‘v on sail of Russian men of war, having as Englihb IthilCe! The imount.ot • his deficits, &c • ii not yet ternoon„.,thu fat agile, sheep, and pigs, began to :Kier and Structure of the brig with them , passed up this afterneog M the in the public Hue-and-Cry, but we hear they tore' arrive in great :numbers at Mr. SAnt.Ea's yard, in ~ .i• ' t '' Frei" smo -T he wind at North-west. • .: - . ...• ••,i......• about 100,0001 : These abases, though inevitably : Gosweltpstreet, for' the etisniog Exhibition. Several ' Theltre Frorwais"-Tr, Finabool System adapte‘tu -•'- ' • • -...n 0n .-- . ',O . •- N''. ' .woII •of langeentinuance, were oat detoaed at. last by i very fine aninals from the stocks of the Duke of re Pro-seri f orThe Union 'By the Ifcity,,,..ac,cougts.4lo b een rushed...' (rout any vigilantkin theiskill 6s• .tent or the Adtbinistrai::44 Bitaircyno, Lord 'Viscount Gade,.. aid other distine tion; they were betrayed by an 'aicoliplicel—Wi; galshed breeders, • had arrived before dark. Mr. eTatenguCl.'llo'".”filtjhaWCilitriacal en Ayres t o 13th . Saytgrnber. r ewe more ; which we • suppress, under the- ioiale vialuit, „7 .1ea, ,, ,,,i r r ix ,: , s rise i i l y t ff , iip , : i r e .; l . ng lc - u q slitting us With a drpadril catastrop ein the ...., bl l h f°ll^ " e- Inge • • • * G d -of Poplar; Mr. WK. HAR2I- - of %we Papers. Rio de la Plata, is winonginteconamenications : iversitkrire a topic so &gearing 1 . And again l ,..from ! esis, .of Folkftiootr; and : Mr. EMANUEL PooTra, of - the tenderness that is due to oessiderations of fa-•r Yeotit; gl'-• tir' s ‘• c' a l t r "--." - 044, B olt •A Seer -92- 1$11 4 2:-- -- Thtrtrowpil at t he riti.li to:oilers, 54, ,•' ' tr " • TB°, J ) . l e fin w rient . &mo t i l ity*, furtivrtgroirarr by•the Oat) to decide - Ibis day on Mir premiumi• of. triree,eyninent graziers, have been . appointed i of Buenos Ayres are retieinga i am' 4 Gtaa - zittlows, has In ~ fidt of,,clited - andliviag aie4l,, .',.. . , . 4 fared by them. , , • The Captain of -a vessel that arrived on Saturday . •• , one l• entered Sa(ty ; indeed, It Itkaid that IleghtWadriticed . r°ll4 " si l s g st ' s ft?" is said t.llll'Wibeenl°ll244 ' 0 had risen of .b' Itis•lt?itrifig • mi.: - - from ' Archangel; reports, that pro , / isons a 3 beyond that place torasslsNgetinan., . , Cd‘iii !!: 1 ,10.344444.1.9 ! be made p:sigie,..tbat ne silt, •;enortnotisly• et. that place, in consegoence of the I , . 1 •4'lt is melancholy tet slit* ;that . the Finnish ship i w now e e ne ke.she. sebotri -Naiad Mosisow, !ht pea ,,, l Pest demand for supplying the Hessian, armies. Ida • 1 Selmer, frtnit Cediirk4bied to Monte 'Vickie, with ! saistrtihritittefehelitllOicovi' attl'ttetheierditded '' represents.. that a _degree of .eialiusinsm, bordering rah • 0 • 150 soldiees;, together' alth Oticiirs, pasiengers,*aa i i i with as much as they •rettntreith tor pretierviug "their ,MO IthetltataflailOv actuates. tie people of Ru a. AT AT ONE O'Cl•OCIC , the elm, in number 850 goals, wise lilt * t , i'ineretimbierilsb4ibler, at tisettide 'irat 3'cotikl WI Individuals of all ranks . and ages yre . ss forwarn or Id.t° net par i 5 !kb, .., - ' n'i • ._,•_ _ _ _ k • •• 4 *". 4 ..,... -..f• , U. . I. •' ' . ,•. wk. 1• , r •, ; -.. •,• • • • :i. . . 1 ).1. •, • into men are ii ' I Alit ' Vie 0 1 4041 . Asinpted toS pati o, Ao sg e i admission the- seriiee, Attn.' bodies or ~, • 4chertster Bills Aid..l p ~ uays.,StriCeelS,sne,o•Olet ,oee. naltio Into Sid. II p 4 "" Sli 'l l inispedinie.elisimillyiiif ado e esti fe ,Ors No • mortised/ oar in daily succession to the n rmieg. in itr e a w Ow •., board eggium 7i pr. ,4 - petiiiied, socepthig, kW:persons ) •4rhilosilltiest , wav a re p ~•f s44.otook t ipOgipfedifitlfo. • Itussiaus are so infuriated against the French, that T 1"1")/14 tti r Al l eet • 46 1 i ; Ike shoat two shoal depleetable Kate; •• 4 ." tri'-'n . war Ali '' ' 7 ''" ' i t . ..erfai . Sll .. if 0.14; . ' Dili their officers knd . ,,grept dif fi culty in restraining their ottery Tickets •,,-.........,t 1.., 4 ' ', f 4 .• v . _ 44 • • The stir 4eltb'Mtititti Video continues 100/ • consegeeminswtstevtlib •aisevemy I amet, ealifir • men from patting all who fall into their hatuls to the 2 istelettie sword. rgsmjAt .• . ike . appeartsnOe "or its .11cessinfingatten b ee, :the - 444 illy ` . ''' : ''. I '' Stair %.*' . • w - ST"'' • • -' • A V • Aa r ll. ll l 1 44 1" a " 44 .) • • ;•' '' "' • 611111[&" ss~ 1" , . . Ofingoleefillillibbigiageo i Ou • Thursday last, Admiral •Lord Xvint WI'S :11111i " diag r 7- -' I tale •t i l . ,'! - -•• ti -•• ti 1 A .• I ;11" Bon lid eh. Iptiw sviats , knocked down in Plymoat It'Bock..yard, by a large PN: Thclionne ciftgrOffs !Otis, a large Asawgit • • ' , l'sfr't ,' - vile4ll l" °-- • - • , _ -- -• • • • •• • - i i - '''' - ''' ~..,,, g a as, orosaen . just be.. ..rece of timber which was ,pissing in Mt 10, 1111* - yodel wasnolly4o:o6 JO &oat Buenwakeese -Vie - - 0 ` '"- 4444 t • wh ich 16.04 King ventered t o Lordship redinved a siverecuntusion, but is recover- .. ,t, . ~ i • she heaosayl2olronsyt4e4ft Ilk ely , thisq tits Ithiu44 ' , , . 1 • •• •' is in fast. , ir m imi ii l o e4 *0 44;paigit wo . g the lip `4 l l# our the waiivith 'Aissetilik; y bittiteettitiltisaid ' lfr'. 4ilVW4,olltetieemsreste_n•" .. -Boassiesanis ro. , Persons soh i declined purchasing .in the late Lot- ., • 4in the ~141,. ro , to how, the itill lAA itt 'Rik &at illii , t ,„„ . .. ~ 41,0 , betlelled Abet be could:lf- -*ries, becitee' they could . not obtain perti.!:isr: sat tbmiit, . tit lis 4ito Th e rl MAY, 0,, fc . i e '-- i t • • : , ~ m 4 4.l. ret k si l k t l e iwqmidil44 .. , , '.- ~ ..'.l tviegi sokuith ,1, Nwobers in :the high' Thaueands; which they. had king* • 1101 woe k kaalkee , typtiodpm ..!ffkiit4il.44o ll treitiOrimi44o‘,ol444lll, paiiiiiipt . i lte miter, hisati-thie 'hos OftetOW. been always *wish*. habit of hespea ±ll2l . „..,1 0... t ...e5 1 tt1t..tv aiakw."*.also .;' • '' ' ••.i •:g COW* their *abet. as the _present Lefief , _ . °ma s t setemplopoe, ail ~ .., - g •is ~ , eirentrazimpossi 4 ! fo l i.,..1401);'0 , • jarSZ 3 4.,V - •: -,- idiew4.,SllP",aieis' S a ab() Tickeii; all dilteinns 'fitilN4llcla 2o . i vie•iblis Ykiireeent 55. 4 , _, 111166 " . 0 , 0 4164 01_ _" !iltelM ; i gge* t- fAadi , . n' . iitrisitrft4swes ''''. -- 01ii. 7 10aorbeli . dairiar' Aso dials's. tepeosstety from :the Wirt:11000 6 ti- cal l ofrle be frisjti WWII %Milk `• !Mak ptievrassitie. er , •• ' 'te , . .- c ititir ,i . - " NV 1111 1 . 1.811 ft1 7 it ' ' e " 4 mode '‘' ' pilitis. • ,•, .; -,.1 , ‘"1•• t . -liii 1 .9! - 4 1 I .i t Neiti , - 1 .. ~. .. :basiiim; P ;t l V lo .9 l thit -7- ' 77-7 . .. fhb ' t '' ' ' 111.4110 At" . ALiv ' . ' osaia i clerk, in the rinploy of ifliensAweN is orrllll4 to .• ''' 4 , • in . a . , ;brae , . 1411140111' 'NI was el . list • consoik far as*. . •,• rot .`,.., ( 1 r •lPhillb 'my IM ,. - • t ' tat rt, sae NI tit I.r: • ' . ' ' • lI IM at VP. r#' 444.t "" 41:1 •' .---. "' , , . • Alf' "" ' eation4thirgesi on, mO4O. ei etkalttlial se*, ••... „,„,„ ill.•• i jiver 1 . • . alipplrfa jot L , li r ;ter wa t au- AO b4stbs--1 , ) -'ws •' • '• l i gr a money ...,- : ~;_le, -. , .;•, 1 f ., 6 ,• ; -„, i. ~ ~ :, .., .. „., ,0.4%. : 1 . ... . ...60iunebegto) 4104 **Wir e i ' • Arow • a -,, / .0. • -0...4_, A ,,,,‘, 4 ,4, 0 „..re r -.,.,.. orTi 3O-0,<_ 2 , 11 ,-...., z .: . , :1 „,„ ~t,,..e. , . i.... (Iwo , ' ' .1' x-* 0. t 1 4 0 1 b wilelopl tiv )140167d 44 9t 'CO) 414) wwirsont.o) fib bowl o'L .f . -,, v•k:i.opirai AP' . ilr''Cs'it --- " . " .1411 ' 414 . • • Jell - ,111 elia Pik& '• 4 • • - • .. • . • r • . , • . i .; ' .. .•• , . • - • - . . .. _ ~. - - - . -...0.-4... , -,-.6..%'t ~i, •... • ,tirv0aktm.......... 7 - , .. --, . • • -.AI" :'' - - -I' - a ___.--.4oimiNrvi : ''' ' i ' 4 v , .. . lia out by others. Many of yesterday, some of which we notice. By the last official accoui burgh, every reader of common .. have discovered, that the main Frenc h army . . the most deplorable . condition,. and it imminent • ig $ll reatetnitlytelltie cif illi & rtfi c i m ,ad all totfurniA tun be tone t ' r *ould be coMpelied An lay down tr l ..2...arms in subudision to that force which they tem , Itter ibie'to oppose. I hiserent *as report•' have actually. taken &Mt, ..:tliallionturan* *Nett Astrongly anticipated, esimutlll c ) ,„ to he .estpected. • t •e. , 3 iMk l l 'e. is% % .1 • Again, as no mention. ' -been made of Born. isn't+ since bis erriql With fhPektokneAteqny pi t! i •,:. I l'O 1., Ig . 'Pm' at Smolensk; it, Ras, i psohnispakfxral• to sup he might have been interftwtedAtptr i tihßtpred; Itildi Ihigher • endeavours teeesimpsy y.llll strotsgnletaels ! meet from WlTTGEntrserys,,a*yi;lt.4hight, indeedt, i hate • been suggested; Ithet'; he quittidltli rellintry ! escort when deprive& of. the_pnwec of littler pro tecting him, antrmight :have '1044 h i lvaafety in private diiguipa; being, no doubt, . frog! his ahmation at the'colteiO'llffirdiec, near iio,. Stiili T 1 away eie.lifted, to',,spealt, if not the Russian, nt ilenst the • Poliitb"ldittuage, which would . ans'wer . , his purpose on the fluibpean , confines of the Rusdan . empire. Due of the reports Of the. eveai4 of. yes terday waS;"tbat he was 'actirelli• taken. ( another, 1 titat'he'**its mead • and, iithoilgh the former of these i 9 reporti Sias said ko hive IW . rheni l anAttiiiy, lig ire could' find neitherof itie'mlo ;Ile' Mori .then rumour. i But If amon the eStottiskiegpitant's of I,lrot.eo:v, !he should, contrary to these ?sqirts, be able . to escape the dangers by - which he is surrounded', and i conduct to safe' winter quarters . one-third of his army, he may indeed congratulate himself both his ability and good fortune. . It gives us concern to see, .that the GoverMent of Sicily has thought it necessary to order n cipeppli . 4 1 the quantity of grain in the island to be taken, bilii ing persuaded that every measure of this kitidiseig increases the apprehension on the subject, and tendll to diminish the quantity. or effect of the corn itself; rine@ Many who are tempted to return 'a tithe" it count, feel constrained afterwards, under .the fear !of detection, to reduce it proportionably. • 2'; . comple .. tel ItsilLtn - q3e*FroVei , ---....--- • We gave the substance of the Malta intelligence in yesterday's Paper; by the same conveyance we aye, further informed, that.on the 28th of October, eh* trabaccolos, laden with stone, had been recently , cals. Niel, off Venice, by the Britigh squadron. Their cargoes wereintended for the building of batteries.— Another trabacculo was taken with merchandise, } worth 25,0001. and this good fortuile was succeeded I • by the capture of two gnn.bnats and 24 other vessels, • i which were cut out by the Eagle, from under sotie i'hatteries. The loss sustained by the British oh the occasion, was the Ist Lieutenant badly wounded, two men killed and five wounded. Prinvsmotrrq s . 'DecA 9.—The Arrow schooner at. rived last night Nil JAW** (rem whence she sailed littA etertiotts t Q proi '1 .4._.....A..."._-____4l.lll4, 1 Yesterday the Prince Regent, held a Court at Carlton-house. At two o'clock a Privy Council sat, which was attended by the Lord President of the Council, the Lord Chancellor, the Lord Privy Seal, the First Lord of the Treasury, the Chancellor of the Etehtiliser,' the First Lord of the Admiralty, the . I Master-c,:enerel of the Ordnance, the Secretary of i State for the Home Department, the President of the Board of Controul, the Chancellor of the Duchy of Lancaster, the Lord Chamberlain, the Lord ' Steward of the Household, and the Treasurer of the Household. After Akio Council, hid closed, another was held, , at which the Recorder of London made his report of the prlioners capitally convicted'at the last Septem ber Sessions i 0 the Old Bailey; when Francis Ship. l imey **evicted of forgery, was ordered fore:Lieu don on Thursday, the 17th. I , Hat' !Royal Highness gave wadies's*, .to the Earl of Iferrowbx, Yiscoent,Sidmmith, the Lorcl. Chancellor, 1 the PaVl4l'LlverpOcit' fold MUlgiete l the Duke of : I Mentroid, and %%count Melville, ' t ' , I I ; The ddive cutter has brought eves from Got-' Iteiibargh,_ prince Kossotsat,. ltessian Minister to ! tine Court of Sardinia; and M.PirrEsistx, his .Se- cretary.. -, . , - ,-,.. We have receirtskQett raperx.,to, the Id. instaht, -4 , i announcing the ar t o vn l. et , that fort of the Dena i ------- —l-...--- Fortuna, in tw,eltodays, from•Operto. She brig l i ' intelligence from the theatre of war only of the 19th ult. which is not later-than the Marquis of WEL- siwoioa'a :dispatches, and the . private accountsl I already resseired are. of the 24th. The only part of 1 the intelligence bitnight by the Ophrto tenet worth letiett, li a passage .. in a letter, elated. Salamanca, I the 124h,f from which it appears; that ao great way the raPtft, t'Y of i to. retreat of the Allies from Bur ' gel,!, air had not time to carry of or destroy the Igrain collected at! Aratello. Aravello la the point upon, the Adajo, on which Cassel Hk4orat to join the main army. -. , ••••! .., -". ' Wi have authority to smte, that Sir rli'ptcla ;Beenstr ind Lord Cecnstates will attend the l?iiisser l itotalthrate their Election, at the Crown and Ahglior Tavern; * on Moi ! idaY next. DuaLl e l Dsc. s.—The following Itesoletietts have just been carried tataniinously, by . the Catholic Board; 'to cootOke an Aggregate Meeting, for the purpose if giving a -substantial proof of Catholic Gratitude, to. ihelr 'Mond 'awl!, favourite, C. 11. Horci t ‘ N a . ger.-Doiaislicis Rice,' F.4lq. in the Chair. , " Resolved, That an Aggregate Meeting of WI Catitoties of Ireland, be held *at !the Little Theatre; Fishamble-streei v Ain Tuesday, the ISth day of De. .cember inst..to brkeilitotionsitlemtion the nrasures necessarily 'coniiiedsidwitli our Petition, and to af- ford some proof of the Irish sentiment towards the lion. CIONTOMEIt HELY lIUTCIIINSON. " That Ate. H .`i : liii requested to write to the Se cretary of thetarbabe Board in Cork, to•express the strong personal anxiety of every Individual Member of thia Bawdy -tiro " I the most --='' • the success --...,--,-,-- - 'PICE. TWO O'CLOCK. ____ NAVAL INTELLIGENCE.. --iino...— . intelligence:— PORTEWOUTII, Dec. 9.--His Majesty'sh• is : millet is appointed convoy for the W I 1: s ip ail. it is supposed, will sail the first fair wind after' 'est ..intips ; I p ' Daring f prisoners of war ; erste WITTGIEN* r The Mitleloe is appointed convoyl2th for Guernsey KtrrusoWi and ' Jersey. &Army, is at KolcCna ; Smolensk is ! Arrived the Royal Oak from the Downs. the Russians have, ill ali t Sailed his Majesty's ship Prometheus on a era' irrounded ; has n iT ct been t 0 w c ompelledo;Aeu omed ; of cannon. I and the Thistle for Plymouth. DEAL, Dec. O.—Came down the River tho p, severance, Marquis of Ely, and the Marqtddi:if ! den East Indiamen ; the Sir Ed..-ard Bil.ttipot, South seaman, and about 12 sail of MerChani FltipA, who, with the outward-bound laying in the Dow! sailed to the Westwtrd, under convoy of his Maj Ws ships Calliope and Elgin:. PALMOUTII, DEC. 7—The Packets for the Mt Iterranean, Cadiz, and Lisbon are still detained— The Gleaner ketch, with Dispatches for the Mat. quis of Wellington, will sail early to-morrow mo m . ing. SIIEEItNEsi, DEc. 9.—Sailed his Majesty's , Akre' tirims, with a convoy for Gottenburgh. The traitor LessErs, who was appointed Freud' Consul and Governor of . Moscow, incurred grace front hiS new Soiereign shortly after is elm. lion. Having been ordered by BONAPA &TR to mate eontratts - for provisions, he applied to some of the Russian merchants at Moscow: they; however, declining it, on the ground abet they were with. out the sneer's, he neelleesehisd to the ,Jews, v professed their wiliingin:ss to aerie their grand , (ton, butleated, tkat Es they would hike to go to , small 'Hinges and towns to make their.. purchases * the peasantry would expect to Ile- paid in ready money,mnd eierefore if would be necessary that' French'. should advance considerable sums for purprose. The neeerfities of the French were greet, there was no time to, lose--the demand was there. fore complied wie1t..4.41P French waited for the - visions, much longertekes tsassconvenient ; but , ther money, Jews, nor Pretiaions, efei 'returned, LEASEPi was in consequence . of the affair' displaced anti disgraced. We' have to record another instance of dishonour. able conduct in French Officers, prisoners of war' this country:--c etieml Baum, and another Of escaped from Popl on Sunday night ; but by activity of the Magistrates, who had kept a watchful Tye, upon them, their flight was soots discovered, ;pursuit took place, and theywereeoth apprehended on Monday, at the Lion Inn, Shtfewsbory, to the gaol of which place they were instailly committed. His Royal Highness the Target Rrositt is - about to make sonic provission for the o benefit of old . deiering General. Officers, of a certain number c ea ttir r o s t he t ' rw ac ise tui t i o service, W f0 11:11111 , Il k si h vi as til be7 let i a m . possi i : merits . OT.Dosornmerits. There arwenany of this do. I scriptipo, upwards of 40 years in (he service, why are not• employed . on the Staff, and have no otter benefit front Oovernnient but t i iett•pay•or hell-papit Lieutenant-Colonel. , _. 1 A Treaty of Peace has been corieloiled . at NO*. holm, between Sweden and the Ittrecy of Spe4 acting on the part of FERDINAND VII. This, A i c i ausa..sLan_.' acknowledgmeat by Swedell---44/1* Prince .as the legal possesso r of tbe9pcnish eso' , " uarclxy. ,• , , . ~ , ,'" Colbnel bests; of the 22d Light Dragoons, !eV ' Brigadier 944 THE S'I'ATEMAN. „......_......._....----g_x_e Len................. . __A_ . 1 these wan-- p -,- .7. , 4estat sr4 TULIN OPPIC thought ifirent e4 . • . ' • 4- tenburgh Mail has jut he following important Punta from Vii mist en, DEC. 5.-,DO In diseernerenC nwg . r i l iini French, General A:MCKIM French army was n - . _._..,.... k_. k ...AL, • fio and, ;. 011 r the 1115/7 IP3e; ;.- Prr. 1. 1 int. 41 'on I~ipgr-b ed— nom. of , ship fr / ow. si reach tpa I dig. on make ' f ne of a Frever s with. wha ;I Po. to the ev basest Tea ready at the that jF grftt: to there. im le pro. es' at nei. ti plated onoor. ear ia )tficer, a :y the Ltchfut 1 vered, 1 'ended to the tted. about [ct end ter of 1 possi- to of • • , ~~ 1 ' -.I 1 , . .- 1,. • .i .., ~' f ~ L