The Statesman. — London, England, 1810-07-12 00:00:00

Mai4U . 0 • 'ihralerforil ..••••• ..... 4 "." Gottesibmigk,t . • .... . $ 0 • • pittuh. ov %TodhS •11111 DAY AT ONK craops. pr Cent. st* 70a r ID per &al. Navy 9904 mar. pertlespi.Cons. bliff eidie. Osoillen 4 j pr. A•pet Ocup - • Coo* fur Acc. Tlff • ; ' 4 A N.. :,.-.:, LO,NIiON Tgoaspa,.7, stcr.it, _ IN another part of our taper we give ewtracta Ge'rman Papers dawn to the 30th of They would be of an unusual devils of WOW, if auy reliance. could be placed in the Tories" nod ;nliortatat intelligence they contain. The kitfeM trots the Lanks of the Elbe are always to be read ssitli much mistrust, and we . shall forbear to spe. eulate on those ',which aro contained in the German Papers we have just received, It appears that the Russian Oovernuient is making some new Onthcial 'arrangements, which bespeak an actual 'lnapt, •of the Ttassiiy, whether they may bap pen to provide a competent remedy or not.— Cassie Ts making a amen-she had better con. C*o l'eacp with Turkey. These Papers speak as it an otta'cit upon Turkey, i .by . France and be finally and speedily aislingd and ratifict‘ and . they state the march of a lerge • Atistrlau !phi to the Turkish frpntjcrs. it is .added, however, that ihe En4eror-Fasticis is to !bid, its this enterprise against the Turkish empice; unit the number of troops stipulated in tha'Treaty between him and the French Emperor. That be tikes pa greater share in the enterprise, is iittribeted to the state of his Finances. A :letter' dated Frankfurt, the 23d of June, stales, that Preach troops are concentrating in the neighbourhood of that F ity. We have also veit;ived Pettit rapers to the 31 ;mt. Au article in Atte Roticidcim'Courant, dated Laybach, June the lath, (tabs ; that the ILassiaa sunny had crossed slit! Danube iu time difeicapointi, and had al. 'ready occupied pert of litsigaria: . The Came article liai the folbsoini rstuarkabla passage: — et The Janissaries dill continue lir a state of mu -644,, idthough forty of them have been beheaded. M. Antis is'abarged with !Midair stirred up the mutiny ; this-nruch is cortak.s, that, at the late gc. plandering of P 0 ,4, all those were spared writ could give a rvfcronre "to . Mr, is'iliScult t concsire Viers can be any truth iu Oid• Three arc squid papws relstise to. MURAT'S prepiratiOus and raursiscists on the coast of Cala bria but they are of ag Importance. - tql 1 " 41 " A 'UM aer!!'ed yaviciday from the French coast, Which she kit four dap age. ' According to The *trios brought by hyr, prosaraerc had enacted a law which inflicted the penalty of death against any subject of France who , should, after; certain • ••,. itetiod o 'visit England. The prohibitory decree itiOnsi the expercation of grain has liven Weeded fpa~l.'Orittit~ fu OulirdeauS. !Ate 'Sting übiceire, however, that the above in. !rad'en hl el or s with the recent infurmatiun received' from it'lacKinite ' in Frauce : that • -- • • • i• gcntletnau is said to have written to a relation, ihat.hii mission goes on smoolidy ; 'that he was every where weir received ; and that he expected • tiltortittai* Callo from-blorlait to Paris. . . pil A I LZSTO l ai li rArtitsiVere received yestor4ay,..ta the date of 4t, 4111 . :ji". ; but . ttaey supply us. truth Iski inie"realitik hitellifieei-e.."' :;• :. ' ' The s 'iteniett; (roils Datdraore s fer . 30 dills'. bas ~ •• , . . . ... arrived off Cowes. A let tertreot a passrogey states, • that ilk sailed • oti the 1611 i .hue ANN to main 40 iii`Oel34;iio-ii6 Et ittoluii sPOklithe .140 i 'Adoies trlialtHio that aOfuetber doubt opiorar..l • iiratiosu tiaenicitainol: '" ' ".; -.' . 1 •.- ! f Tatt Welling/4o isitAtio . 7 104 IT . s t .ted to I....ini:€d (64Abi., itir.,. 4 „.. brin g .. 44 ..144. 6 bieli; r st e 'outteritaael t "itiOlint the tosfaer ticiatle Crum Teiri riitae, Mit 'add Will, or itothittiot, lip iifirltlice. ',Nein, ' • ceihiiiioligniiititai hews*: . . . titata in lb, country. ~ .. . 7 .; . . ' • ' oc a Readers sin 0 10 T 0 retipt.diti'ett9 '4laesdari •.i.v .• • ' • kmiqe . er weitted ibO tfisttios of Ibis 211latitifitetarri4 . • . • I Niet.tityt of t h e rrist 'COO. cil is idOsitler 'tin' . iiopei Its 'bti pasittetista,4Yer Clio dit li cultili that "wert'9' t abuoi tO i l itt.itts Wives' 'to ! tile Quvirentroi . t. We ave; lo • • itubst:qtietteeolutun; efsen the details Of 'this affair LI fat' *as • (hey iiipeat. in '`tfiei Irish Pipers.- :thu . .tlurning 'Post fiery :proper!) 4 t says--!! these letoutiti most isrei s iedeed no- farther . *ith the PJbrning eimeoriihiii,tojoct.` Wis'asseig' 46 lleie catistities" . .iie' tit bii sittribtiiiiio:o- o • s zblieATios: 1 Of Course,welci 'Stet tu kontiii'itie 41101- 'respoitsibilitY to the Adatiitibliititii4 the refuse 4f 'OO • beak anti 11 , 4 Ail at i '• • Bet t-h's (if *le Itersotti . thee' his u.'adviittl M A iitte ittuod 'the "'way: . of ereiy tiitob 'sibkt.4 for 4relittd, and grailosik 'robbed hii tit cfcry . pAttipil god natural I ' ; : 1, 1 i ; . I 1 ; . 4 • 1 , , t 1, , ..- , , • ~, ' , i . ' 1 i • , „ , i o 1 1 , i t i 1 . , , ) 1 , 1 , t ? 1 I ..t ... . ..._ .. 1 erliD .STAi ~; ~. led *se Persons are—the present Mieistcd, and their Culjeagues, at the various periods of_ their power. This is not only now known to be feet by all the impartial, but it was eloquently deseilbe in anticipation of thecrent, and deprecated, spinct,intes vrtilt anger, but often mien wile the humility that has patriotism enough to stoop, to turn aside a great evil from w beloved country. The Morning Post has hit upon one of the causes of Ate present extreme distresses in Ireland —` t Much of them is attributable (he ea) s) to .the AssENTgEs." No doubt! But who made a desart of 'rapid, and con. warted its Lords, its Ladies, its Nubility and Land owners into emigrants and fugitives from thick Ha. tive soil ? Who, but the contrivers of the UNION, aided and abetted by those who forced the un happy measure on the country i Were the Nobility of Ireland universally to have morethan liummt virtue, and ordinary pa triotism. than they should stay where misery only is, when they have power to muse a tattle, at least, `out of its sphere? Did any man expect the Irish Nubility to stay o at lane, when England was nil-. tualls made their country, mtd t reland, byone blow, reduced to a colony, disregarded for any thing but the money the Ain't:N*l'En could extort from it ? •No human reason ever dreamt of such a thing: and herels the great evil of i stubborn, and inso. tent, and ignOrant Administration—no warning can alarm it, no palpable reasoning convince, and •sin pity move it! If aity of thoseatistives could have acted upgu *such men, they were surrounded, they were nearly. overwhelmed •by the things that should have brought such motives with theini And now, we are to be told, that Administration is not be blamed, now when evils have arrived, not unforeseen, not arising • from foreign disasters, but predicted, and the . inevitable axsula of their icy! .0. : - 1114Vdt INTELLIGE CB. PLystocitx, Ju Lir 'O.—Arrived the Constant gun.heig, with two French Chasse narces laden with wine and brandy, Which sheimitured on the coast of France. Went up harbour the Triumph, of 74 guns. Came down harbour and anchored in the Sound the Helicon sloop of war. Arrived the Plover sloop of war from a cruize. Pcsizsxec, Jura B.—A French schooner psi. vateer brought too one 'of our mackerel boats on Saturday last, off this part; took from them 110111 C fish, and carried them across Channel, :tear to the French coast. The Frenchmen then gave them a bottle of brandy, and scut them about their business. MILITARY INTELLIGENCE• On Saturday last two troops of the c i Dragoon Guards arrived at Northampton from Liverpool. On Monday a detachment of the 23d Light Dragoons were lasuled at Plymouth from on board thu Cana& transport ; also s number of sick, wounded, and - inealidnnitlfers from our army in There were also on board the trans. ports a number of deserters from the French army, and likewise 1433 French prisoners, the remain der of those taken in the enemy's men of war at Cadiz Wgreat many of them died on their pas. sage, owing to a dreadful disease brought on by clUse confinement on board the hulks at Cadiz. The transports left Lisbon on the 21st ult. The Loan Cat smsear,aiw is now officially em. -played in investigating a charge of Operatical Pi racy, brought by the Proprietor of the King's Theatre, against the Manager of the Lyceum. The complaint is, that the Little Thentee has con. alerted the Italian Ballet of 11lora's Lave, into The Madras Courier of February last contains the Castilian Minstrel, being only (mutate no. the following article:—" Wu are eztrentely Con. mine) precisely the same tousle and scenic specta. cermet to rotate a melancholy accident that hap. de with the e former LEINSTaa arrived in to wn o n paned to Capt. & M Mus, of the 7th regiment of The Duk of with" infantry, at kissinguuge, on Sunday, the Monday last, .and has taken up his 'temporary 7th current. Copt. StAtiott was oast shoals's ; abode. at DOMANT'S lintel, at Alhermarle.aireet. , his gun having missed fire, he had jest taken it Vearais and ANOtoLlait are re.engaged for the from his shoulder, and re-primed, when his knee Oper a r nest season ; and Desna ves is goitre. to the touched tle". pan, the gun emit off ; a n d its con. oinent to , engage a spanner, vice Madame estieves, who retires. tents posit% through his bead he was killed int D the spot." The largest contracting Victualler in Irel and . . titivate communications from ,S p ain stale, that The in Limerick for a defi c it of nearl y half a General LsCY, with tie 500(1 mea l that were landed million - sterling, a few days sines. at Ai 4esiras, wade a forced march towarde Rueda, l Yesterday the Cabinet Ministers dined with the a distance of about., forty miles . Ills di%ision set Earl of Weerattrateisuni it hie house in Gros. out on the 20th, and at daybreak on the • nd, l vettor:tetnare. -* ~ . they came upon the enemy by surprise. lea s o on It has been stated in sound the Papers that the •as the .Yrettelt dieeuvered their • opponents, they , True Briton miviing'East Indianola has reached 1 precipitately fled, leering behind them their ac. the Moluccas in safety. We are, however, sorry eoutrentents, 5000 stand of army, nhli anetumi. to observe, that Po such Intelligence has been out. tion :Ind ether states, and a large quantity of pro. daily received. iSions. Tim enemy decamped so tepidly, that We are Softy to 044 that the commercial em. not one prisoner was take's. The &clocks and barrassment in Dsblin . appears to be not, inferior ac c outre ments thus obtained, were immediately to that in London. Paper to a large amount was distributed by General La eIC 'Mona the iriegu. yesterday returned from Ireland—not having been bar troops, who flecked to his standard, 'and his dul,o honoured. I force was thus augmented to 14,000 men .• After Sunday morning the riggers and other artificers leaving a sufficient garrison at Ronda, the Spaniards ' were ordered very early into the dockyard at 1 took the direction of Chichi* from whence Ge. Chatham, in consequence uf an order from Adm. neral Lacy intended to attack the French i t , the Svsetiore at the More, to hasten down ten of the rear, while the garrison of Cadiz was to make a gun-heats with all possible dispatch. `sortie in front fur the purpo s e of raisin g the siege. Tile American vesse l, Wheeler, is arrived at Time determination of the I ndia Directors to Talnoettli from New York, with a Cargo f he at The 'a .leilt 'postpone for nos suit flour. She sailed on the 6th of June, and e the payment of their divide week after the public dividends we r e p aid at the broueltt letters and papers to the 4th of the same month. Bank, thou g h a matter very trilling in itself, has A sack of gu i n eas has been seized in the river, had an unfortutuste influence on public opinion. in 'consequence of information having begirt given. It could unit beet all material to them, as a matter of finance, sheik* time dividends were paid this to the Trei " ltY* The gold.jinders will share a week or the nett; but it is ominous as a puce. ' handsome p rofit en t pickpockets attempted tads he "" l ' iint* deut.. The' 4Aily melon fur the delay is said ,M bey Before the London that a prompt eas to be in • the course of receipt business among the Oxford people, they shoahl pe , . have maturely considered the trite but tree remark. ebis week, and that their clerks weald be occu i I 66 that two of a trade can seldom ag ree." is Information of a very singular and almost in. , erodible kind is said to have been received its town • Several parties of London pickpockets are now from the Baltic. tee aitppose. It states theaurstireut vising the fairs and races he the country, foe the purpose of committing depredations ; one of the essence of the late KING of Serznee in . Moist to Soitzerlau.gang generally assumes the garb of a groom, to 41 9 . to have been facilitated hY ' give his Companions the appall:mice of Gentlemen. the'prohable anuses which it afforded him of escape The state dinner at Bra:en Note College Wu leg ao•Eitglemt; that in eteetation of this his pro. jt et, he had s e cretly returued ao the B a ltic ; sad "'HY of Inl e xalted a kind, that thereby-[roved h ere that VOrt splits, all atrughig hi his escape, but Fellews of that' society fairly denominated it 'sa someiyqstimiuth.whis Majesty wail really now in divine ent from the viands; tkinainnt, fit for the gods." This arose security'on . he'll Sir Taxes SAumAßEt'a fleet ; nds; malgre their deliciousoms, being . while others mite !halite had only obtained four far excelled by the wines. . re" Mart, . Infuse it was .kstuarti or obsersed• that . .had withdrewu: and 'that therefore his reach. If the speculators 'in bacon bad . succeeded in their intention to raise it two pence a pound on log Mitt ieteridest itlec:e 'Of eacarity was doubtful. • this 4raj,•sty is sail Irt hard htft . 'bis familtrio the, l ate public, beyond the customary profit, they , Would have realized a seen of unt less than , tire *I h i s Q e i. o ,, ( o b er , t h e El ector of ‘ Radeu , 1000001. on the article, abort) the prime cost. It !i ii th v e ir Qu a lm - 114. 44t,,0 1 i i , ii i iiv we etmev i uti i i however, much lo the advantage of the public, 1 , it :shall' Oiptar 'that the •Sen.tti.law has really thati.ultittiately,the speculators will find thatthey , *tea peal, *ll4 Bat dab; Father-its-law knew of : his " e br g a g iii their hogs to a kid. Innrket " hit s ' ' ` r ''': , s - • - . The pigeon.sboutine matcher in the country are 'Ma a entiona fsel f _ . that a peison who possesses no thing [ o those th n s e in she g ainin g haulm in Len. en tial3o..pvi 6,4 4 .v 01 i 5e i,, shoul d receive, fur a don: fir pigeon ever escapes Isom the latter, who , instead of 31 410 . 117 dialduoits 11. 1• i whilst another, .who dexterously kill * their birds W ith di c e shot. bee Mt. In the Miele ;rued, should • receive lon y 41:11q.'10A61 'This - arena:stance, to there:who- An Irish Gentleinao; spotting of Suicide sail ~. , Kit isutersofeeratan't in thropecation of the Properly- t he only way to stop it was to make it a capital offence, punishable by Death. ,TOl,Ollll apps.v etrangilndettil. The truth; hew. `Alm a :la VA. Me @cilia - miens 'Tor Property Fax • , Atetrade at present is not very brisk.wltb chtiii it trenia, ley the Brea of Ellgi"dy *pun goy Di. fo.listrious gentlemen denominated iaroenteriel 'Wend *lnch amounts 1 ., lesidiars./utrounda: 'they cannot 'do .better than to employ aOh V . ' , , ..v,e on happy to , announce the safe arrival i __ ' thee[ leisure time in seeing that the Stage.eOse.3 tin: men conduct therunieds agreeably tte.eld of Parr the' Downs of a numerous' and . veinal* dee,' tke oenvriy of hiS Majesty's ships Pali; lied lia seen& llythna, Irons the. West Indies. • • •-• • • Mrs. CLARtit is ,preparing to give Om world roomiest words." Her budget of .love.letters 64 Mr. Conan'? has been removed frctivi the room is not yet ezintoste& There is no woman existing. i n Newgare w , here he was first put„'to it' contr. ' , Oslo happy it • knack of making het:friends and,, 'tient and t here apgrtmeot, Which rAvolooks • admirer* Fidic l ous. Hampstead snit Highgate; and In which th thili ereis no . Evert u - g is ready to commence the' intended . • ether prisoner bet himself. '- • ' alterations • In . Covent.Garden Theatre as soon a s . ' ' Lirger q enttitiesof pearl are brought over by possible.' The ensuing winter season will coin. the . East' [uba' fleet just 'mitred, tbas•have been meneeloonee t usual. Mn.s SUMO:4S it to behan' imported into Englaud for untidy yearn past. '-'-' .. le.e.trittgod for a number of nights. "' •' • •' • ' ''' . • . . Om . /GEBIIIO 1 4 4PE14, Bums Ole TOR &OE, :17blIS '20.-4 few days ago General Count Molitor received a courier from Paris, with orders foe Ms whole division to break up from Hambergh, and the Hanse towns and their territory, for Spate- In consespeace of this order, the four bettalions of infantry, and two regiments of eiialry, compodng chi garrison of Harnburgh, broke up on the 276, directing their march towards Holland. It is ise. possible to express what reluctance the.Freaeh Officers and soldiers have for going to Spain.; they look upon such a march asno better than to Ohara to the other world. Yesterday fife Companies of French infantry, coming by faced marches from Travegimde end Lubeck, entered Hamburgh, and now form ns temporary garrison. in the course of text month, the whole division of Maraud, 4e. 20,000 men string, is expected in the Hass Towns. It consists of 7 regiments of infanty, 2 of cavalry, and a large train of artillrit General Morena will have his tead..quarits at Hamburgh, whence General Molitor %II take his departure next week. Several private fetters from the south 4 • .1 . _ France, receitsd by people in the wine trade, from Marseilles, Misuses, &c. speak of a cons.. datable defeat which the trench army is said to Mare suffered is Spain, hut they are silent as to the: particulars. French troops have also been ordered from Germany to Holland, in every part of which country the inhabitants bus shears the most manifest marks of discontent, and betrayed symptoms of insurrection. Private letters from Paris state, that Count Metternich will Rot leavo that place till the middle of July, previous to which the treaty between France and Austria reia. tiro to Turkey will be arranged and ratified. VIENNA, Just 18.--The Presberg Gazette mentions the report, that the Russian General Jssafew has twice defeated the corps of this Path of .Widdin, and took 1000 Turks prisoners. Our Court Gazette contains the following pa. ragraph :• ,44 Among the long series of grittind. leu and random assertions from and alitintliti. tria, by which many public papers 1111 up ihair empty spaces, is also to be reantrised-onei by 'which a great part of East Gailicia is to be caltsi to the Duchy 'of Warsaw fur another equivalent. —(Correspo atknt.) • An army of 80,000 men is now going to Haar gary, and the Turkish frontiers, with 150 pieces of cannon. It is not thought, that should it come to a war between the Porte and - France, Austria will furuiah more than she stipulated number of auxiliaries ; the finances pretest oat taking a greater share in this war.. Last • night his Imperial Majesty arrived hero from Bolen:-- . ( Nein Zeitani). St. PETIIRSIGIRCI, JUNE 13.—The day before yesterday the most eminent merchants and bank ers were seat for to the Minister of Finance, who informed them of the measures for improving the finances of tlsoloapire; a loan of 100 millions of roubles is to he opened, oa wbi• b account the Emperor has ittiblisbetl a emialfatto ) of which the i.h,s.f Lessor is as follows:m..6 •• , . • 1. OP TILE OV A VOID Of - LOOM. DATION Or STATE DENTS. • - • As the prOporty of the State right always tote conci k:e4 as aroortgar of the public data, part of its is to by ::-..16•1T and pahiSely sold. This peepers! . condo la leas, asend.iws, fisheries, Fa. lo forests of t:i.• ned Whet terrtortal possession of the Crown. The MEMO Crows pro perty thus detached shall he sold hi fine pan. AU venoms , free state, ulsii Core* capitalists, tray bay estates, iSte. l4ll certain (iodide's. The payments way be mole by ishtal. meths orb rim tact?. • • 2. OF AN VTAOLISIIIAr.NT OP A COMMISSION. OT LIQUIDATI4N of 'TIN STATE GUTS. .- The proceeds of the wile of said es ales Is dtaind for *I potablishubeat of afur•d tor the liquidatioa 4 *beams. "a Cummissionshall sf a Direekii-Gererat WI five Di trews. .11 recrit - r• 113 the cams arising (ran the eale of estates, is indept - adeat date Tressary, and applies the o ni ll7 to liquidate the debts i • 3. Or TILE OPINING OP VIE LOAN. To accelerate the liquidatioq of the State Debt, a lows in bank obligation shall be opened S pose which are obtalw• ed by the loan, 'dialt be,publidy banal Fatelpen pill‘ ticipate in the ben. Agreeable to . the Plan saaexat. to the loan, its anthaitta shalt consist of 100 soillioas • I trubleik itr'lsitsit Aker lions. It shall be divided hate live series, each" of reel/ pillitmr.• • • The interest of the Best series mainiats to par efliirso the capitals lent are to he repaid 10180. The hoe kW on the 15th July. The Covanissiois of Mortgages, in - *OW ratios, lives obligation fn. tho sus leas* of at teat INS roubles. r 1 The imperial Manifesto Is of tile 27th of Map biklikyte, and counteniumsd by Count Romeo. *am, Citiatiellar of ,the Empire. . „ . • The: a dentps 1111 be itemedtatelyr assembled in Cadiz,s and, if 44, people are satisfied that they ies faie4y represented, they *ill repose confidence in the.Getvgninent; and their hatred to the French +till , be iscreaCed." It %slain . a proud day for the patriutis Spatiiatds, when they see their ancient Partitimeets revived, after a lapse of so eleulime r years, and will give them . o nce more s a sub and. lofty idea of their liberty and independence. • Provisi..ns were plentiful at Cadiz, and succours daily arriving. Flour, which on the 14th ult. *0 at 255. a barrel, bad, at the date of these scoots! falleu to IBs. ' C W ku Ili