The Statesman. — London, England, 1810-03-09 00:00:00

rI33CRIPTIN FQSUPPQIVF OF PRIN. LSONS CONSIDERED A& INJUSTLY PROSE* et / rED BY THE MASAGERS OF CO VENT-G/ilt• pEN TIMATRE.... L .. . . A PEltiigNS• hying any. claim . Rficin the awe F u nd for LtriAli EXPE:4CF:S ineittred I re ftrd to their Defelice, Mid . who have wit yet sestt hi their i li i,, are requested t deliver the vsme on or before the 30‘ 01 thi , pre , e ut Month, to Mr. Willi:on. west; Attorney, ;0.14, New Boo4ll.court, I ineoln's Ina. othei,wise they srill Wit t:tt, benefit of the said Food, as the Aeettauti *ill be at that time closed. Signed by order JAM Committee 'lamb 8, 13 10 . ; ES 1 2 011E1L, tide, TO TIIE WORTHY AND INDEPENDENT FREE -11.;N OF THE TOWN AND PORT OF IIYTMLI. Grort.russ , !Via sudden death of your life Member, Mr. GODFREY, having occasioned a vacancy in your Representation, heg leave to renetv solicitations for your ;.pport, to fill that hnuoiable post. S timid Ibe fortunate eposs:need int:lk object of my ambition, you may depend e po a zealous and cdowientiuns discharge of the duties of oetituation to the hes: of my ability . . 1 shall tak the ear po inanity of paying my personal respects t o the dif ferent Free I men. have the honour to be, Gentlemen, Your faithful and devoted hudnble Servant, 1. W. 11. DRYDGES. ibb o tas Vere-street, larch 9, 1810. A mfol. Malts. Due. 1. ................... Dublin 1 0 . .................. Wa fer6Pni •••••• •• •• ••• •• • • II . fimeip 0 . ................... ulmirgh. 4 -. --- fi' , --e- e -- "'TWO vita: OF STOCKS 'fill IS OAT AT ON IR 0 - CLOCY“ 9 per Cad. Coni. 67. Ente4. Anti.. .1164 t . 1 , 0 gedsetd,:!vit I Limium ... ..... le:Cent...shut [HAN R(Psta Us. 124 )poCestilavy 97i 8 Eitel'. 13i114 ' 9, rib.. 004. for A prit 68 Lot tery Tickets THE STATESMAN. LONDON: MARCH 9,181 G. ti ts approaching tnarriagt Ot NArovsoa, now f or tislly annooticed in a Message to his Senate— . orvses the attention of the Public throughout ylropc. The cOnscpeaces of this *union •ace al. rculy art ticipated in'the Foreign Journals, ihich. rtyresent the probability of War between France Russia as amounting almost to certainty. flc hope, to which the advocates fur war • still fi,ii!y cling—that the fortunes of NAPoLeON roy yet sustain a reverse, will give currency to this report—so that our realers may expect a re. petition of that species of amusement which con. tan in c;rctilating rumours of approaching war. • tt may, however, be Worth while, ere we yield erci!ence to this approaching coldest, between Ctosts ['solvers, who, at Erfurth, were believed to harccontrected engagements on which depended the future tranquillity df Europe—to consider that motive can be now 'ingested far hostilities tueen Empires so Alava any object of savitnal sloorre 4 latest could be provoked. 'hat Fiasco hal co. thug to dread from the pd*or of Ratio, is oh. tioss I dor cal* we perceive any peaseasion ad kiss* which can be eastteit by France. Waver. leg and inconstant, no is the puerile ALEaANDen, k h difficult to conceift that, from mere jealousy if the alliance botweed France and Austria, he sill fti:;J~f venture to iakolve his Empire in war IHIhNAPOLVAM, t# whom Ike was mompelled, on . Ills Niemen, Übe foe: ellOtt a From those'who iv sati Wilciitatiet.,oll ll pas. • • „. Bari fOr war, we differ deetdodi)r—lroneeivivig of IiAPOLEON fights duly for peter. Tdattehe was ere. pared td make considerable sacriliamr to preserve that of Amiens, davviicit be doubtad—tispa he *need a similar disposition in the last sego. it Paris, is also UndCUlabrag Great Britain compelled eh; but sarchies of . A.asti this moment enr Emptror, had of a people who, Revolution, would ha\ bean p k _ ins the palm due to industry and ingenuity. The Nonle of this country arc greatly interist u!shing that no such madnesi mayseite the eir.l of the Erryerni of RessvA, as that of w.tr with Prance—fur the tsisdetn of England *milt% iipibtle , ,•: lead her to the succour of anuthdr an..) !cut Ally, who could do nothing without our !Incr . In ancient times, the Fast *as *sorted !I :4 the seat of Riches ;—but in these hap. days—the peoole of an Island in duel West of Europe so far surpass. the Orientals in wealth, that they can spend a couple of mil. !lons a week and even a reprefeldatite of the Monarch of Persia is conjectured Us ;Ilso N:icitiog a loan from their Rulers. Talk 4:40.: issitudes—where shall we find a parallel in bis. tory, to the Monarch of that ancient Empire, re. forting to the wetternieest point of Europe for . ,• such an obj e ct I. • • If Turkey is atticitedi'llte GRAs fi 6iegt " too will want money, as 11,11 as his neigiaboorC of Ittl:411 and Pehia. From war toilful* Russia and France, no favourable result fo the further could possltdr be anticipated. The stilt further aggrandize:kat of 'Fradce wvavild •be the inevitable conseqoettee; for that teaadd, there. fO rri as well as that *e may eol be eatieted as farlarters is the cosiest) es eidtereijr hdP44-110 ~~~t' lotteed tio Iskilete—ebie tlLe i tt4ioki "tag istb:. - . • ject are 'doetiitste of foindadon. Tut Conferences between Marquis WELLESLUT and Mr. Ptricattrt have been frequent; and in the political circles it is generally believed tbat a basis has been mutuallf agreed taimn, from which an amicable adjustment is looked forward to with great confidence. The John Adams, American frigate, which sailed yesterday from Cowes, has on board dis. patches from Mr. PINSIINEY, containing the pro. posals of the British Government, and will touch at a French port, for the purpose of taking on board those of Gen. ARKSTICONG. The PaltilDENT will thus have before him the final determ:lsations of the British and French Got which, if there be that spirit of conciliation on our part, which is reported to have been shown—we conceive he will not hesitate. Whatever may have been said or thought on either side of the Atlan. tic in the moment of irritation—the AmeriCans cannot, any more than ourselves, but see that th connection between the two countries is, in fact, indissoluble. It B a family quarrel, disgraceful. to both parties, alike prejudicial to their %temp* —and we anxiously hope that the misuntientand. ing will very shortly be extinguished. ' Joao, Earl of CHATHAM ) has, at last, found it expedient to withdra4 from the service of that ungrateful country, which is insensible to the im. portant services performed by so active. a Com mander. For his successor, Lord Mtmonsvx has been named—and popular rumour assigns the post of First Lord of the Admiralty—not to Mr. CHARLES Yoaxs—,but to a Noble Lord, whose fitness to hold a situation in the Cabinet was 'ne. gatived, unit osce, by all his Colleagees—Lord CASTLEREiGH!!!—This, however, we humbly conceive to be impossible, and therefore give not the slightest credit to the rumour. ANOTHER ERPeditioll!!—to tSR OW joy of those worthies who, on these occasions, industri. ously pick up the cheese-parius and candle-ends that fall in their was. The r mutinied of the naval part.of this Expe. dition, it is said, will be entrusted to Sir STONEY Ssnru. The force is lei consist of 20,900 men- 7. where they are going,. GOD knows ; but (rim thi •••••nt of pliant Admiral, the Medi. this $ Al coniatired to be the destined scene action. • 'rho nose of the military Comonusder is not yet even rumoured. CALCKA FT moved, last eight, le the Rousso! t 00...- rapes, that the Narrative addressed to AN First Lord of the Admiralty, by Sir Rice. SiIIACIIAN, written in consequence of the statement presented to the KING by the. Earl of CnAertxst be read. The Narrative was then road, in which Sir R. StltAclau asserts that the detey inns way rested with 4flo Navy ; but, en the contrary, that facility was tendered to the Army by the Niival Department of the Expedition. It con. glades with saying, that after his (Sir 'II. STILA. Owe's) sever; trills and unremitting exertions, he dui not expect math conduct on the part of the _Sari orCuvricts ; and thit now he had ceased to de solicitous (*out the opin i on of his Lordship. , Yesterday three 'be v of the guards left town, destined, for foreign service. Flie hundred of - the 95th ride. corps have emi.• lietked for Cadia. • Considerable alarm is expres'ed for the safety .of the Cheer's gOn.brig, which sailed from Rio de Jo* vs for England on the 23d of November, kkaiimpany with the . Brilliant' merchantman, afterwards. It is sup. ' January she was in when she was short it is possible she islands fur a sup. board a large amount fact, composed of . _ No less than fire holism, •wb are sorry to say, , stopped payment in the City yesterday ; some of them have been heavily engaged in the Russian • trade. The total of the Ordinaries and Extraordinaries df the Ordnance for Great Britain and Ireland, as labl by estimate before the Henn of Contosnua l Annelids to 8,810,4561. ds. led. • . \ tiplis illness:, but nut attended teßh say alarming symoms. . . . 'rho pt Officers Of St. tioistsais ha offered award till the conviction of every Ock te .pocket .... in that parish. - The tery serious depredations committed by this detterlOon of *renders, rev tiered Buell a measure t' waist - FP street fur time Immemorial bee been i ite spot with than. A -dashing swindler Is do* 'deer:Drell, int contributions us a daintier of tradesmen, against whom we *ould With td cannon ' - lie :—He is a nailed of Hanover, and a week back, at thePoldellAros, Chal is a tall thin young 111011 i Anat . il yf about ti feet high, and hat loot hii laft he aa,yss was at the batt le of Talavera, is, It was done in attempting *1 slidot tar having been guilty of forty, species of dishonesty, and deeseted some frounibeforcign depdt, erfartlalitsal: . Paperiddits himself as an Iglielvil taff a i s kre*ant: in the German bikini when, bi Day*. was morp than a print*, bind, add has frequently iakhqatid Kea; speaks , brdbeit Emile otabtist ai MI a very prepeelesiej 1 , • put - hive daily embarkations for Spain and Porte d:44 not of regiments though, it ought to be li fso i r e t but of companies. Two companies of one re e. meat embarked yesterday, and three campanili of the 95th regiment to.day. They are intended to keep the French out of Portugal! ' Nothing can sail till the wind changes. The two tegiments that sailed on Monday, cannot be got out of the Channel. The Cerberus is appointed convoy for the Mediterranean. • PLIMOUTiI s MARCH 7.--Arrived the FfeiTCiY brig La Louise, from L'Annian to Beiirdeaux, in ballast, captured by his Majesty's , ship Va lfani, of 74 guns; also the ship Hercules, Capt. Jurgen, from Chetboargh to Merlaix, in ballast, dotained .. by the Mum sloop. Arrived thoEncounter'llig, fro*el cruise, The Earl Spencer cutter is apjitoleted eoivoy to the Downs. A 74:gen ship is just anchored ill Ceßait $a t; from the Westwank - • ••setki., • • • •.• Arrived the Bremen ship America, - Johann Duncken, Muter, front Haiti'pore and Lisbon, with timber, detained by the Gleaner armed 'ketch. The Gleaner, nit the 18th` of January, in proceeding front Malta to Smyrna, fell in with a large Greek ship; laden with wheat, which she chased, and when withii gun-shot, the Greek opened a fire from his stern guns, which he coati. need until the ketch got alongside, whereby the Lieutenant of the Gleaner lOU leg, and one of the seamen in arm. The Gkaaer took pomade° of, sod carried her into Smyrna. DEAL, MARCH B.—Came down snit tne river' a few ships, and remain wind.houni. Sailed the Quebec frigate for off Fltishieg. The Royalist sloOp of war has a signal fiyitig for convoy to the westward. • . " GRAIIRSEND, MARCH B.—Arrived the Join of Gaunt, Gibson, from Martinique; slid the Sut ton, Murray, from Lisbon. Sailed the Torridge, GibsOe, for Mogidtire ; Banter, Calumny, for St. irluceat's ; Canada, Want, for Rio Janeiro ; and the Thcnnas, Huitb. cotes, for Martinique. The Gleaner hired ketch, Licit. Gans, is arrived at Plymouth, from , Constantinople. She touched at Gibraltar on the„g4th a ....anst Cud* nit. The 26th itIL time bode of wNek Ogri broali 4 ; dispatches fur Government. At these rupee- . tire dates all was bustle and activity at these 'seseral plaiwss;• at the former expecting, sad at the latter defending sue • attack....Bnt... bereft : any material operation can take place *gable* eitfict the French have to rebuild all Arch" batteries which were directed against them, Out troops and seamen hating blown theta all up, on learaing the approach of the enemy. We have., five Sp aniards the line at Cadiz, and some frigates ; all the tipeniaris are moved from the inner !arbour, down abreast of tfie town, and a stranirfortifica... tiott liathrown acv s the Isthmus, whic h must be carried before the owo itself can be attacked, for our troops ire in 'on of the whole island. of Lcua, every inch which is to be defeeded to the last. There are constant reports in the papers of the very lamentable state of the Princess Astio.t.a's health • and these paragraphs seem evidently pub lished from very obvious but dot very croditable motives. We believe the fact to tie, that though seriously iadis , there is no rowed to appro. held im denier. , e ti. The &mattes sixth mad last Levee will be to-• sueeirrow evening. The Marriage between the Marquis Of Dooar.as land Miss 'SUSAN ILICITOnd is expected to take place this 11$7. His Excellency the PnitSIAN AnnnisnDOlt'S ori ental presents to the Quaint. consisted of seven beautiful camel's hair shawls, s sloth Persian ear. pet, and a rare precious sum, aft of jewelliry, but supposed to be a charm against tip. poisonous , effect of the bite of an, earsiootte,4 l 4! The Greed Mislead Festival at thatnithiliblioll of Lords animis t in •the• Theatre spxfOtrlitie, filed fur the 3d; 4th, 54, and 45th a SIOYi Ud IS to be conducted by . Dr. Calmat. • specimen of stock at tad' by • I • . . - Irr.--Cfkiet Gored 1 Almon& Nig* mad Awing Officers ititaiiiiss. , Ist calms? attnisitor. We stew are met; ID gnaws deliberates; tpaitia plat for Antwerp's seiblagatlas. that MOMS, RAI aiiklalCD this Ezgalliloo With it Oka cantata,, kaairkdge and precidet, Ie •We wish ° firl4l l : il riplaioas ki"*"rne a l the same. .In stit.trasti °Mitts. . I Wrote before ay imam ig dead Wby I esteem yaw plio guile:are to • ' LORD tOR flak 'twill fail. 2a MILITARY OFYIC2I; • And . so do I. • lad r. •• • . , • , • k.oatt • All of you tilt* poi WWI* aid ' Sot ire oar aray las 'lls It we tamer ilinsethiBg said die *bier M WWI ifieflk . Pitiky, 31.8, 18 Antwerp fleeited r is, •. Rosatai iWporis It fort AA hill Watt rot 4 ragi hiving beat thaw, Oa* tas. • ;411.itit* lEOOQo6woe. • • 36 • Ilier 1, I Laid ' f . ' . *et; Welt 4411 sei ith;'):tit air lit eerie. " • • ' "Si 31. _t i t s * 'refitssici,dfthii fitddlissip tot ,g4aargy" AWfp..Cal the tridities; g1,'.* 1 .‘4, 1 01 4. • • • • it: ti}ll 4lia / • Stai r *. ,)Ind hdre Litt yetisrha *is ihdteerisidi but /milk 844 midi : . • ca thlB 661 tier ,plea Acid! he Airditssi It will 11 Woke as soda ai lswireila Mho. - 84 . We idte* &et' ihsid• VAN 6800184 Vie it! If they to Asp; wayet ise go after . . Our Meal the &niggler says the treipiidefewi, Aid that the garrisons—Pray what thlith.oia . . 1111 MILITARY OFOICS.. Ft* aft the coast *rise; and la thedoira; *so fro. IllBcimistry they assi am Wag &Wit A fon:ciao Farr fortis le hoe dwitisit Alt) ail thst'a dear lied be dopes very 'Fifa. • . • • • ; • Feu ?id l deidY Waft* d taiitt et Othsti Lad eery idsidiali *dime— , i akes'd-i-hrshSiiiidBSe tiodsB4Birisdndik, 461.4. it iii diaithady a ain't.: • ***.Atiiiiptta • naits“ iidsilia*SPA"dlo4oll lll oPl • • • • • 4`' /1110161Ailltiry addliaBdolisdskl. • Ai • • • iretery's thissil4l-8.• isst , • I sew iv ire tBBdhe K ."415116 s** . • . • *hithet ad* i hit dis 6 shig srid EidAY ebstilidfB 1084 - . • • iegYi 444 nette the. Arty midiaid area *St It spit& 1 *Ski prooBBlBi . • . [Hilt • • *W. Now thriei fesii bet& win iiitier *Ai 38 B*cedist were . ** tdc6;depsiatiod. 811 MIAMCIMRD3 MIT ea)ralltiliti While *iniiilol4ltiiiii, tStei 1 .e1. 1 shad 4/11.lki Mite tilett et jar thii *sir. glisiLt Addis 481 is. • ' !!lase o< okiiii!ii r isieoitit.sil Bat 6w it tree Bdi tost tied; if atitowdelsa • OW* tie pallor i Sid ti it W steistda: I try what (188;riii 640*.1ed tom/ ' dollar op Nitride. fir id t rigf will do. izdo Oh sick pi,krt. tiod that if. the 11 of it; Wit lihrfible ties t; that $ AWL the edam sill. twit be jititieti bringing it.ftirotink and Is 416‘ tied. &Within* ittiy fit** eatticts sNlkea's& , .tann*ineftwom. fits iliessm i i< EiIdRANGE. umiekt. The Mepltet this day btu bit few kith* ter.: Male df Whea.4 and &do are itea.rl it iio.ta lace Wade; ,Rytt • dearer ; Batley itluterile ; litailß dolt tale White pos i at the lets tedusaire ; Ml' • Bead* of tie two We* tappet the lett ethane. Pie* Ticks 33i. to 40s i per ; Ott. say is Sheet *doily ; thii ;tau is stir qdoltoddiwkist ; ' l o ur remain witissitt eitetedds. • - 1 • . - 1 •• 'ed N Artn,tox to take 141,101 0 0 ; ii:hia galm bp ri artiAl: aftCr; rat infatuated matlness—torr . o- polled that on the 14iti of Ja Istria and Prussia, had boect..at lat. 27. north, long. 31) west, w Aire and NAiOLtrON, .water s and on that account , .11‘to goat b) tko Western porhllis erintinued Chief omit ho CharlN had on boo 0, ivearie:l with the horrors if dis i s ;pet i t; her b a ll as t was, , in Duid base been prat/01111y corYist- silver ore. °WI /•• . . , • . . . . • . "r• • ' , • -s. ' . . - • . , . . ...........,... . zunit INltLitostioi. • , • • . ..- - ' ".... '4,4/ ".• • BRAWN - . • ..6 ~. , t s TbO . 1)11 . ' " 'fikTstsolstst) —6..... wea l_ Cr e dit NOlLlitirc tit4Gic IMAM • ral Oak, (Nom Glesikomr, end corsage age ' i.eisse irearennei roe Tee iinisinsii ei tZ into St. Helen's fins of Cluerboergh. We , .. . ..surgeon OP sateen. . . . . .• A et • •. .. _ A -1. f... at.. 1.:... 1... _0.U...a 1 , ..a..fi Ilivisiiroa. my alarming - - - TIM meet curious spangle of stock at JANE --; P eit k fair raisin withitit alseradow. . o ff e red a re . shaitsavitm's Show, was ethibited by the Ref. .. p oc k e t t a k en JAMES Wrauts, consistiog of six *ethers, the pro: *i ii i a i . . . oi l. 11.1°611drultrhaflucs- I .• • d e p re dmi oes dew of sin different breed ' of ewes , esbjefi folly Floe &elm . -; - - I&. liii. dory, ' _ . 44 1 i. WI feeders, nm. oserinced the fanning snirld, 'hit the *Doi of all 're; 416. Liu, - • 96. = ittio s - - - rrg. - w r y. Eke. el them was greatly impteired, tad the &rose at mai l ' !,; _ . ~ 1 , Bu z . 4 .„ .. 1 oo i m i ry fes e d r . OS MNIe time by ma means 'opted, by the•crots W. Peas(StOletil , ..Of ft Marion ram. Th. LIMOS WMt flekitter, arts rem," - .— . t i r e dly l i ty. • Ryelend, Doan, Donoti Wiltshire, end Nem' . iiii . (.14 I. ' . t. ' '4 •• ‘ . ) ..*: - • _. . Eli . Pli "'Or • 0. • ..%. ' f t r aticeee t o, leered Heads Cropper& .. •to :4 t - -o q 4* ' AA ~,,,. - • 1 tido tbh pub, The new Byte-law at the Illtoyel ieidetyi for teat. ; .si. . ' ' Sit • sod of Gino lie ear g„ ~_ ' I was, Within precluding all aehnedterelee, by the rtot- Sets gilled.. .es • :: ..- .# • . . • . . . , paring -crest; of tbt Institution; on lbS works ctt litini Artists, •7 $ 1::::t el. 7. ‘ • co ., ... ... ; . .. . .. , years of age, has rewired the approbatiott et - the Predditnt and tasie....ea ildl• bi • • it,. • • .. _ . , • rt art 4 which, Cliesicil, sod only waits tor the *action of bit •' ' K ik , K it ': , . ... - • te but Um fact •Moserrii. This lam Oirtainty . Node to ptshMit ' . a idin*lf, .L MI prat tektositblit .br Checking the &cents. ti v * ••., • • , 'OIL re it s . . its. • 4/... id every othfr of %lightened W 1161114 thk. eight ether's's' er • . 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