The Statesman. — London, England, 1810-10-04 00:00:00

pow ~-~1,~, . . • 0 UM OFNTLIINIF , N, CLERGY'. AND FREEHOLD FAts OF Till: COUNT OF GioucusTut. (*LNTL CM EN, I(Asyut' refrain (row pgainyipressing to you, how very sensible I mu of the warm and friendly interest u 11 c'.l is at:miff:sled itt my layout itrevery part (tithe Comity— La interest Lie more valued, as it can only proceed trout the free :bid uohiatsed un Brother I reeltitidctio With a support w honourable, and in a came in tt bids oar, de treat rights and privileges are involved, 1 should theta my ,cle wholly unwi,rtler of your confidence, could I hesttate to pledge m... lt" to per,evere to the last in the contest in which 1 am e..Markest ; the result of which, the zeal and spi rit which pervades the County, leave toe not the smallest rea son to doultt. It has been my any intkwish to pay my personal respects to e%vry Ert.estelrler; hut the hurry tieCtl•Sill ily attendant on my tam .1-!.1:4- hitherto rendetled,thi= imonssible. .i,n spy pro Are. I bluetit...miaow to do this as far as l am able; and I trut-t that w;) - liitilitelil tnnal, muissiunt witkgis tatty occur w ill nut be im puted to disrespect. I have the honour to bo, Centlenten, Your very faithful mat devoted humble-Servant, BERKELEY WILLI.IA 1114'.:nam-rourt, Sept. '2B, 1610. SHARED AND SOLD At ?6, CORN ill LL. mat St. NI AIL(' AILET'S HILL, 1:01t0111"11, AND Tlll NIONEY PAID ON DEMAND, • 2....0f. C:3.:OdU 1 37....0'' X3,LtOO '2 4 211 :13 .. .. HORNSBY' and ,co. have imettliar satisfaction in stating to, their Friends, the abovegrnild list of Prizes, o hick has been divided anon ; ; them ut theabove Offices. lion N SII V alla CO. ill",. lease to return the.ibubliciheir - hest thanks fir tae unbounded favours received{ and atAlkr AO dots* hut they shall he honoured with their ch ...... ands kp hie ensuiog !Amory, which is the Joalyi one to he Drawn this Yeti'', 19th of This Minith.—N. li.rN o. 11,4a9, the -13Wdra*i 20,01301. was shoved into Doe QuA.ter, Two Eighths, and Eight Six. Venths, by HORNSBY ay' Go. _:.... Very capital hladeira kine,fitie Port ditto.. Broady. Rum k Cyder, bottled Ale„ kilo of Nuchoviei, Lit;ertket of dittb, in half-pint bottle,. t r. + • TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION. Itv NEEDItAhI eiod HUMPHRIES,. At the 11 ART, opposite flielbitik, TOIMORRO W, the Sib; ArTnelve °thick, ONE lIIJN DR gl) 1)0,4EN, of Capital WO India MADEIRA, 103 doi. Pori, 30 galls. Coniac Bran dy, 90 do. tine Jainutica" Ruin. 72 dorms floe .Ale, and 611 doyen rich flavoured C)der ; kegs of tine 'Anchovies,. and CIO dozen of the Ebsence of ditto ia half-pirst botticv. The whole will be lotted.for einiveiniace or private farpio lies, mil delivered, lieu of expellee, within '2 %ilk , ffron tb plate of sale, where Gatalogues may be had; and if die Abet , tioucers, No. 10, Broad.treet, Royal Exchange. , • FRENCH PAPERS, VicNNA, SEPT. 15.—According to the last letters from Cunctatititiople;the following Official Bulletin lin been published in dust' capital in the Turkish language: — SUBSTANCE OF THE AGREBAEGIC news Receive!) FROM THE INITZUIAL " The enemy of the true faith before Schumla, had began, on the 10th of the Moon Getnaziul-Achyr (last Thursday. the 12th of July), to erect a battery In the plain Which eattods on the right of }Costae-30y, but the work was interrupted by the effect of the bombs and bullets Which we tired on him in the night. Oa the next day the Ottoman troops made a brisk and courageous attack on the enemy, and forced them to abandon the battery. On the 12th of the same Moon (Saturday, • 14th July), the Infidel:, who found themselves greatly embarrassed. erected a new battery behind the former, and tired during a day and a night un the entrenchments of Sclimula. Nato itb staodiug, however, their brisk ere, we only lost two or three men, some cattle, and several houses. Perceiving, that they could not do us any damage, and finding, on the other 'Our cannon nit Mortars harased them greatly, they abandoned in the night their batteries and trenches. The cutup of the Field-Marshal, which was opposite Schumla, on the road to Silistrla, distant about two hour march, was trausferred from Straza to the village of liogaliderg, five hours march from Rasgrad, all the °Our corps in.the neighbourhood were placed It the rear. • " (NI the 16th of the same moon (Thuestlay, 19th July), we received intelligence that the miensy had retrograded his bag gage, and .hewed an intention of raising his camp, and we sent a considerable hotly of troops in pursuit of high His flightless the Generalissimo led the troops in person to the combat. With the aid of the Almighty,. the Mille comtnenced, Whilst the enemy was raising his chop at kayandere, and retreating with rapidity. In the combat; Which lasted from twelve till seven (that is to say, from seven iu the morning till ten at night), the infantry audsavalry of the enemy were completely beaten. The place even where was situated the caaip of these aufortanates, became the•theatre of the military evolutions ot the troops of his ilighness.• Praiie be to the WO .who, has given us so signal a victory, mitt f w hich the trophies, a great number of heads and of pritoistrt: After . the enemy had fired two or three rounds of ammunition, the combitt !vas tertisioete,il according to the usages of war, and the victorious Outiamo troops retained to their coal . ) coverel with giorY." ; .• . I liAmnu not, SEPT. 18.—The Count de Gottorp (Gustar us Adolphus) finding . obsacles at Golbcigi which promoted him from icinitinuing_ the, ilmsnaty, which he appeared to wish to make, hay taltat the road to Konigsberg. • • PARIS, SEPT. 27.—Before gdng to Fontainbleau, their 'Majesties will proceed to Gros Bois;' to be present at the baptism. of the young ; Prince,:bf which the Princess of. Wagrans and Neufchatel, Was lately delivered. STOCKHOLM, SEr r. Me J otiru;il of Litcra. lure and the Theatres; :ii.o[Aucl hore,.euntatsis a Supplement, severs) l liAters • which the:laietclunt ' Ate Fermat wrote in the years 1805 . and 184 to King GusiaTus Adolphus, when ho aecoMoanied that Prince to Punter:a - 14a and -Lattenbur4h. • Ile conjures the King, in these luttcrP, to re►ruui►ts,liis. system of war, to return to Sweden with his troops, and to detach himself from his alliance : witif . land, which could not but be prejudicild to kivedett. PETEKIBURCH. SEPT.I.- 7 The,Cargdel of .the TCI - iessels, confiscates) at .Riga, hate begun to be discharged and placed in mastizinei. COPENHAGEN; SEPiC, IQ.—Thti Ding has appoint- . etl as Ambassador at ratis,.in ; the' room of Baron, do Dryer, deceased, Genial tie %Val tersdtitf,'G rani Cioss of the Older ot . Dantbrog. ' BEItLIN,. Ser•r. 13.-4.lii Plussian Alkiesty Tivcd here yesterday e►cuing, on his journey to Si. lesia. • . . Al' I Ived. . . Masts. -.- ' Dor: 0 .. • ..., , nii Win. •••••• .. •• • • 0 • e iN Pile/ford. ,.• O. 0 C: Aiz ... .. . .... ..., l. 9 Li:bel . . .. ".WS;r7' , • -TifE-1.115% PRICE OF STOCKS THIS DAY AT ONE OtiOCIC. iker C4.-us.. Red. (btlut.) yet Orni. Loft. 631 6* k : ()maim 64 !'lfs : s TA 1% &WA N., " 101VD(Mr: • • -60 !"-7 • TUURSDAY, OCTOBER 4, 1810. The PriacessCharlottc packet, which sailed from Lisbon ou the Bth Septoinbcr ) . has arrised fik F 7 4- mouth ; the Mail. will ..be. in tsiwu tialwurrOWs brings the following.pasticigars:— . t 4 LISBON ) SEPT. 8.--Lord WELLINGTON'S Load. qnartms were at Gouvein, pad his-advance at Celo. rico— General lIILL's at.Sazedes„ and his.advaucol at Castello 13rancii. The 79th marched hi-day to join the army, and two we:Cy .. fine regiMtuts* of Por tuguese:Militia set out at the same tinie with a simi lar intention. The French had advanced, and we had,fallen back to Gouiefa, and all the ,valuable iiagga# had bien sent four or five leagues nearer Lisbon. .But the cuemy has again retired, end the retreat of the baggage stopped." ' •" • It vinare by the' above, that there.is little de :pendince,to bo-placed in the rumour of yesterdays tlasitiectiug a victory gained by . Lurd WZLLINGTON. We have this Morning received the following in. teresting Letter from' Falmouth. The Captain of the Duke of Marlborough liackrt.is - the samit of lie lad Occasion INfoic..icr aPeak with 4trea.t ilkastir° T. he seems, to fin a true' John Bull, Llthum Abu Fouschnsan must nut ppoudirtio4,lll6ll,ll l thelitirosit-E" " FALMOUTH, Qtr. 1. kring the Dpke of• Marlborough plitcket,' ititte, ( f ogs - (gate 0 6 ,64 itay 4 When of this port, about 111t!clork „Frcoalt*sehoorser.privateer,i. of 1.1-guns, nod abopß 194/ 0 49.urft observed frith French colobni, and, Witit • ..the4l , Vslang order 'sweeps, tit be making towards the. Marl-, bqcoiliti;u dhyaaction soon commenced, which:lasted Rienzi ap Itotiri:when ktistisaeils of spectators bad the. proud satistac-• tiUn'to 144 416,1riclightme) bang. With all Ids! hi own coat; Ttit thistle of Die Packet, Mr. JAM CS (wile teitt of a French privateer v ft•sikperisp; (prce, lint voyage), is wootided by a mustet.ball its the-,ifieek, and two of the crow are Neu Oda •411 Th 4 thigb. Duns;) the action She inemy.• made damonstralion of, hoarding the M: 4 rlborougts,:wfico Captain 13u11.ortlered etches to lod.ounk, which was dono. • When the iintibortingh sailed no action between the armies had taken place; every thing remained a perfect secret respecting ,the :coospiracy.: Thrce days since the Marlborongh fell iu with si - sykurt iu the Bay, standing s in for the land, Which he took to be the Princess Charlotte packet, for whose safety pat apprehensions are en tertained." • We this morning received German Papers, from which we have made thp following extracts : ET tRRET OF A LETTER PROM TERME, DATED SEPT. 1. ." The flotilla which left this port on the 27th nit. is cola.' pored of a frigate of ;16 guns, three corvettes, and seteill other:l small ships. They arc to craze between blalintoecis and smut, in order to kite away all the English vessels which ap. pi•,,r on these cuast..—( Abet& du Nord, Sept. 21.) . • • • Letters from tZudklutelr: state,. that General KRUVISKY hiving; Made wretrogade usaveinent towardt Tachlitetere, de• t.tched from his army a corps of 12,00 . 0 men. which he ordered to take Rudschuck by twat*, but the Russians were fig°. rowdy repulsed by the Harrison, which, in concert with the inhabitants, who rose in amass, briskly .pursued them. Two Russian 4:eiterals were kit taPoir tbeielerof battle, and the Turks made many prisoners, particularly lis • othetrs.. • VERN NA,Siirr4.;—Tikey wilte from Setajovii;that the Vl 'Meted 'Tairi2lent, has received orders from the GRAND VI ZI6R to raise, withouttletay, u corps of front 10 to 14000 men, and send theist() the banks of the Dren. On the 10th, lltb, and 11th .of the preceding month, these troops begturtbeir march fur the places of their destination. Letters from' Belgrade cistifirin this news, and add, that the Turks are entrenched ash Sthabatz. There was a lively cam/made on the 19th of Augustbetween theta and the Ser. visas, on the banks et the Danube.—( Same Pupae.) --•auts-. • General Anatrrnoxo left Paris on the 28th ult. for.flourilcaq, from, w knee, in all probability, he took his.passage for. Auieric4 on board the Sally, either on Tuesday or natieday, sitouldribo , wind have been favourable. -Lient.Scanca, who sullied its Loudon yesterday. morning with dispkteb4 for PR.ixNry, left ligign.4agr night to' 00051 14; 4ite United States iss the Hornet: .. • , Danish.liClf t • h We „bare advice: from g-ein s , -7. a Gentleugari who left' Tonninen in , an :American Skip, the With of List mount. The embargo in WOff4rovi)ris of Or dowintilits of komA t ing of tiertssox : bed been It:Meted cud, .intlacef; fetters I.fronallatnburgit inform us,. thaf;titi had been '•whollYlueireak*':-.. A faro iirniyllid beep -colfoctell •to be nlargbedierusv Zealand. 'into . ifiwedestv , fui the „stearbrelir Vi 1 s itd ► ptse . aft s ins_ .g in 4 Tice liing.9l - 11anst AIL had refesedao receillgothent, but it 444 loillicved titit the wwitifitot thiefoetto concurrence. - French troops werdltpeeted toter:goo Kgnings. berg sod biuuacl in. a very short period, as a eonsi. dcraiiie rune had reccivld ,Orders to otacch 1a that direction. • .. . •Yeiomday . American Papers to the-, ttl. skt‘,.were receivedi. , •. t • !$ v !.ry long lc tic". iNitiF of them, frarn,Point Coorer, conoiades , willa . thia,remarkarktlse.Stwri . . Aas :•••• 66 It is aly;ooiniOn'theY'*3l 11 11 4? r: ',„seires" into thetiraii ul Ottiat : .Dritiin. o:l ;i r ri;ihall 'only make aloe addltiortlftet4it colUnies Sjiauiab America (saytt'a Ccirrespandent)vsen nccted.with France, would dry up tire.Ailattle, !so far respects our safety-woUld bring . NAro Ladle into our `neighbourhood -and woetd exposit:4e ; United States to all those miseries 41; whirls Iris. neighbours on the Continent of 'Europe hero , 4 botin the hapless victims." "" :e• . 3, 3 44- „1. • -.' r ~ f~ . . Wit viii ths Vayigersa t train Parii Pepers,en offi '*-k • • • ' clef ac frishltelkti the Turkish Goverarasset, of battlohOtsieets the Tarks and Russians. -on the., :the Thu Public hale hadiraribeirre- - . psiiti respecting 10, issue Of thisiiettlel - be* thikft the only statenteet that can be .detined We are sincerely - rejoice( to hear of this riitory . lot. the Task's: — Wanton iggretsion whlslte;lttistlkiti frOtn'whit quOrter it nlay; . and - the oppressed, or those on whom attempts of oppreuion are made, ever 'have our * sincere sympathi. Whit !Save the l'aussiani" to do with the' ; And 'who might has the stopidAr.ozAstosto to any aggran. itioteitent,“attthe expence of the Turkisli*Empiie tte tfonerl, in the way of Unjust eitensiOn of ter.: _he mutt hereafter pay the; 'venally t f 'his crthetu. He wantonly and svickedly waged , Wor upon dad tote part of her set. ,ritory from her. But that, the infatuated Monarch, must restore ! His ancestors aggrandized them selves at the expence of POLAND ; at the cipence -of destroying the independence of that fine; but ill-fated country, and at the expence of . its blood, shed in torrents. That acceiisitien too, the Usurper must restore ! A . 4roaley and more 'powerful Usurper than himself.is coming upon him.; mighty . t 6 punish, under all-direetip rrovidene4, although ha himself is a criminal, and must one day pay the atonement of his crimes ! We have no room to penile this, suhpet s t I?iit . sit, is one be amonK those aw fu : l 'lesions which ~oatiolu arc ; wow receiving, and well will it be for Eugrand„ if the profit by the . . . Therels iJargoti, ih the language of the Ba'ai, 'anti the,.Forros, and the STOCK gICIIANG•gi. and the. • MONR.T.OSPANOTRS ; :which requires a good deal of circumlocution to explain -to people, who are . :hinocent ofaray connection with these places ,and liertiori*: . " We endeavoured yesterday to captain, what rate••the• Intentions of the Bank, in this very critical period, 'as to the money and funding.. market. .The way we put the matter was, that the Bank agreed to take in Omnium, on which .T.toenty per Cent. was already paid. That la, in 'order to prevent the Holders front Ton:. fling . in. eiOsoils' to the market with • Alieir niqm, and ,so depress 'the price still more•and more, the Bank agreed (ur promised) toltdiginfii . 'hoary upon .it, reserving the security of t0re,11 . 44 cent. to guarantee them against the furtiser.4oo., .ciationot 'Muttons. Ve said yestesdah.thiaitoo 7 duct of. the Bank would betrayA fear to the Bealt,, which would,.lOwer Omnians. .mo re-then tinily 'per cent.—for: this palPable team, Alit any fenr . betrayed by tie Bank :vouhtheget s a more than sorretpondiag panic to the public. It appears note,. that the Bank have altered their first" opinion, and that they are aware that Omahas would never Mir - - wive their acting upon that opinion. They have, it seems, agreed (or promised) to take Onsaiues with a guarantee only of ten per cont.! 'that, spe dee of Stock, therefore, may illusive, because it ntay not naw retrograde much inure than 10 per cent.' The discount, or the lose upon amnia*, however, will be always sip .to the mark, if not l•beyodd, the mirk, of the Bank's fears, which fears Are •at prese,nt'expressed by 10 per 'cent. The Binh, therefosc, • have becorno. more liberal than Jtheir . - first counsels admitted of. But why 1“ : they • are usatto business , and can' see things iiqtty quickly. If the Funds are left ,to their net:, tarot . course, is there any reason to suppose.. ,they wilt mend ?.None at earth" !---,eadept ni.y . Lord Weiaradttia -wins a battle, and that oug ht, not to • mend theta. The hank, then, arc turningspecislotors, and thSt at a grealriski• ' But that does not agree with tsit'iovaeof self which applauded Mr. RAN : . ILME. ham tr.,;Vrsen th6Vthouglit that Gentleman as-ittlking• in Mir bcha(. ,Mistaki g his• speech 'to he ail on their side, theyshouted with jay and eXultitine.- They arc, therefore, tolerably Selfish. But 116*am these vcry.men to turn SPECULATORS; lat!irtt 01 . 9' cgsnot Ida? Was itgratitude to the de-1 caned .Was it-:present love . of his house! • Not 'et all ! They' 'ha* no. 'such adectloni ! • They have no regard for eke : dead ; nor the living neither, when . ttot finigipora .. .is to ,b,e got out. of thou!. • But : they haira .regards 'sank tatoctiona 441* MeNISCIDOS.' .A nd, igk o these t .. we shalt find the elud to truth .conduct; • they Were . 'eomieirq O . ; falltrig or rho Fugils,.it pass ble;l Oisty,Soultsot this %iiihOle:i Prefeirtiug era *Manion Ante. Olt tnertei.; -they, 'prowls*. -therefete,' tit rtiairs' theinaelVes, instead, of its . 4 :giring, to the Market ‘ 'WM • ii . .giaritatee against further depre.. .ciation. of pairatir per cent.; they dots thought they.weettlarrest 4 the .progress:. rlirenciarrts of the Nonds, .and ,losa•no great ,deal themselves ; and 'therefore they thenglit.they had-. halt happy medi a:ruin their p*cy Ain', bow . vein Was'all this ! r:Thtl:isikeotrtsrist4 found, to tebilL once more:M. the fabric they 1141)141t, but they saw it would soon ruin ! They . tenuil out that twenty per coat. in,: f their •fears', would ; make forty •or fifty in the teriars: They therefore are inclined' to cell kick stair fears to tea and • gr. PE nc ETA L comes in aid•or thia'netyttwortittini: lie promises every lenity and assistance &Q the, House of . Gin.ont t which he, could give with prepriety-- , rhit is, he• idoesarot issue extents for money due tO•the from4theif fine: '*This 'Cricouragernent r'evives the courage of the Bank: Perhaps this view of the • t. ` - subject; It quite sufficient to lecoaut..f.. entire cosidnet Oahe fiett, widow e at , ; er—but it °i ihtivie ..: Piarilie ter fon if WOO the Bank 'by th is Zia kos. Covina* h : let dotter effett- ape)* Muse upoissi oiss. 29, . t:iltith, - ifi*twolistr;!«iiklest•lo kit e wa i m ..."' . what mdy.:be 'aii ir4o6 /1 w ar] , of ! ions. it :WY iug fid MI". Ra.OVIIVed for, to dreaming of any tech ev'etil l i • The H I .1A 0 ;bad ; rent their ireass with . l ik el hi/trots 'dr =this *lent d os : tthoroy *Sat of ieeitiefr-Iftheltfieister:eotki "i :li ckal,lkg:Pactjargent "/41/14 be ak . ' : becenting Oa! Lao kitt4gece ti seer. '•Well, . t ht • , 1 w timid ,fhttrir 4filnitiltrift4v• if .the. Bid I ' M r:to I:email 108, fining t o , prevent it r • .- ~ . , . 1 into....thcmarket , Wfifcb gldtiing-of the market k t PttreEvit:)tilt4viltiog to avoid, by stitile o idi ligii extant Kir. ifie'gebt due to the'Peblic. H ert a ice : . itiCithplir:VicWS, that also will &coat ti t* coniu.nt of the Bank. Whether this is the h t . Story, or not, wo do not pretend to say; ht 4 mustubserve, that if it be a fabrication, th creki lit a verisimilitude that is. well contrived, t o ki • all this air of TRLITU. But by this as it way, is Mr. PERCEYAL doing, by the keeping back g , EvrEtir r? Why, he is perMitting the ~ • debts of the house of Ginnssarn to be pad , ference to the Public. All the difference (O, are , sumi'of money due upon ROMaLli Ml ' , . Stock) of the house, it seems, ar e regularly ... •as they become due, up to this•period. Ifoh ere , fore, the differences finally come to so much a not to leave four hundred •tho usand pounds for th: ilirbt 'clue to the Publid, Mr. Piaci:vat, is t o only~. permittin g the gambling debts of the Honsi to be paid • in preference to the hardy, bet erc a permitting .titesUlntabliug debts to 4 . 04 lin - theTiibtte intiney', This'eeeductis SOmefhiag e.s than: even .14, r. • PITT ventured ,Ufall i . and v c Achill Mr: Pgatevat' to give some account of 6 • 'conduct andtria.nietifes Co .iheifulait i or, if re will ' .net eondescittd . an ;far, • lit: lea“ t o gje cxplanatjpn ili Pif:l44Ut . 4t. sits..oeit. riee* 'his is a PeXkoile4biC.cci ..ivit. what:l o .br% .110, p A , 0,44 3 4 re 4,41,4 isingliable.;,, It: is statetti s , lint 0 p ledtp t ip of . Ocii.usaaati's Rouse, in tbe..eihrie'd ~yesierday; 'had' the . coil ten ts 4 otitr ! Pe.e4rid communication laid : bfore . .:the (! tv wit,lt"v,!lick they seemed perfvriky:jultiblieti , igyritt .,. ifie Wog o f t he day all 41 #4 1 tAi l f‘ 4 0a:2:10ii". se ! 3 ' rater, eigned 1 i0; .egreeaftett l . to wait e cretii time fiiititikitievivolt . 00 1 1 4 t.11 1 , 1 0 4 1* creditors or:4oo4V' atleriptioni she Owe ft pusseietion of .eocnritiee' felt' ttietal 444, did s set . ,sign, nor were they reiuite4,to,de le sr e coniesg 0 the present arrangement ! Whys . tytthth cod thy c c w o r : d th a l t th i t ° i s : n n vl ce e ß is h h is Q a ii v e l e xr t er:: . , b : e lht i ti ci ciri ,l4 : a ire t :Pl . ; l : 0, 1 4: creditors hweitte 8/Mref(ef, 4114.10407 t ist insane, suppose iheT could !gat bda(lheit 1 0# Iles .to masket, Ithi • l•axiMins -geld h.! . 1 0 0 1, ' diem ? , .. . '• ' , . tTeit {_ ~~ lho ,As we went as 6 . 0 viOs 4 :loos.l t \ towing ftem Liorte. • , • . . Extract qf a Lotor frog . Moi#lo4. *pit* ' " Itilqit • 9,I4otino . FI64APARTZ arid hie fa,e4 . 11 ‘ 2444 '3..tileVist children, end a retinae,. eildordimit `4"alifiettO persons, wsiFehroitglat bore the 23411,1 1 0 by Capt. l3,tuct to the •eeneone frig % teittq tlient od beerek*-en American Inset, etc, find P• • • Sardinia 'nfew days back; where till-mo 8 or 9 'lays, rentleavoirieg to be 611001 land but *sick- they' were peremptorily rernoi It seems ttiey embarked * cisita Vo in the . • Romeo States, about throe vests* Ile gives out, that as he had . refred to voice . his wifc become King . of game) ag „Marry. his dieghtcr (abuts! .lS years old, Si now here with the rest of his children) to to, DINAND. VII.. of Spain, he has boas esiled tbn-Coistinetitof . Europe,;and that bo latended. reeding to . ' America. • General OAKES willed • hint yesterday forenoon, and Informix' him, that lib wishedto taiid, he'shoold:be . presided Mow canneodatione ip Fort Ricasilif where . both self, awJsamit l ispitld be treated- 1!Itb every #, couri tOstolr. prisoner of war?, He is, wit 'care, main here . Until direationn,from Gentlemen •homeshall be 'received abouttise." ' - . A Decree has been prOmulgated at Mel, order of NAPOLEON deCiAring alt the cob of.fie rdeparttnentit of Rome and Trasimeno, who hue * fused, or shalt refuse, to take the oat& of Gilerlth rebels to the 'feinporal ancfaildiog,llo they sliptll 'be incapacitatid from earthing ti° l Inactions in - any part of the French ZnPire. The following wo ballots to be a correct agouti of the amount of the .French force in Flothisg:; Ten sail of the line, ono frigate, onto an"... :20 pot, about 20 gionArigs, a schooner Pr is and a few gan.bimis. • The territory 9f the. Interior Austria Wing diminished by the'late treaty of Pnace,the b h" 6 ,411).54 1 0 64 . one of the , three Bishops'.' been establkheolin that proiinee. 014 "'— had 10 Tha,const .af 'Vienna his imPased ad") . per:Cent. on ipeomederived from capital, for kiiidation •ef the alublic debt and the red''.. q °4 the.paper.money. I