The Statesman. — London, England, 1810-01-15 00:00:00

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A NARRATIVE of the CAMPAIGN of the .111. BRITISH ARMY la SPAIN, commanded by his Zzeelesiey Sir Jon'4 Moses, K. B. Re. itc.; uutheuti aged by Odiesal Papers and Original Letters. By his Brower, JAMES 11100 RE, Esq. Printed for J. Joitueno aid Co. St. Paul's Chard-yard, - Where nay be bad, The same Work, lu tiro. price 12s. is boards. TIIEILTRE ROYAL, COVENT-GARDEN. T O.MORILOW EVENING will bd d rcr.rc_ the Comedy of TUE CONSCIOUS LOVERS. Mr. Sealasal l. Mr. Egerton; Bevil, jon. Mr. C. Kemble ; M U Irtki Mr. nintisa; Cimbertoo, Mr. Liston; Tom, Mr. Jews ; Indiana, Mrs. IL Johnston; Philth, Mrs. C. Enable. To which will be added, the Pantomime of HARLEQUIN PEDLAR; or,77aellauniedWell. Oa Wednesday, the Revenge: Zaogo, Mr. Aetuble.— Tistuuday, The Man of the World. Fnday, Wog Leox. Sa turday, fbe Merchant of Venice. New Warn% is 'hive aces, Interspersed with Music, ratted Tee Free Kaights ; or, The Edict of Usarkenagoe, is I rehearsal, mid wilflie speedily produciaL Arrived. MOO. Our. • i DabMa 1 4 Waserford• • • •• ••••••••••• • 9 3 Oulsesbargi '1 • ' ' Libith. —. t ... 0 ISLA s T ONE O'CLOCK. Ansi ...ts 9-14 f • • ... •_._ 3 prem. tuella 50t;d5....155. tbs. Exch. MIL., gs. Os. Lottery l'ickets til. 15s. I.ONDON ; WO:MIT, JANUARY 15. SPANIIII and POUTUGULSE PAIMIIS were reedy. cd town this Morning. it will be seen, that the Patriots are still buoying thentseLt with hopes and expectations,which we app to be absolutely visionary. Every acconnt frets; the Continent announces tits inaissant march of rein. tarcements for the French stink:nisi Spain. The &arch of tho ....f 4 v.dry and artillery dims. basted at Lisbon, to join Lord Wzt.t.tucoron, will happily be shortened, by mcetiug his Lord. ship, who is retiring. 1145111 Cris, Jos. 6.—Areording to acenants front Lerida, no Irroneh wilifsweesseots had yet altered Spais. It appears that IfbiegioSifir, with 15,000 pea, is io the dirartioa of flit North of Spain, and the frontiers of Frances where he is joie. is mot known. • The Doke Dm. Ps ago s was, on the '2ltb //mother, near • reralisi, tool appeared to be directing his match too:iris is . trentodpra, to join or co-operate a sth the puke of A &mu . qua aqua. Tbe Freoeh hod not advanced upon Ciudad • Itodrigo. The celebrated Mina Ms again =degree* slaughter of the French In Tudebt. The eircoaistamial account of the battle Mar Medina del Campo, by the Doke nEL Pa eqc c, ht • I been received. The British arsey which is marching towards Beira Alta, 1 hos every where observed tile sort csact discipline, doimig.l Ip.xsur to the taken and viruses of its worthy Chief sod Oficers, ouJog, Dac• 91)...-We learn that Don PCDIIO AGIOS IMMO EGOIST/AARE is Commandant-o~a of all the troops in the province of Cornea, and that the enemy, after the ollfortnoste *elute at Oemea, bad endeaswored to surround him um various occasions, but had never been dble to effect it ; his skirmishing panics baying much annoyed them, taking from them a quantity of arms and field-equipage, beknigiog to our army, qs also twenty or more males, and a convey of brandy and wine, 18 men. I.lssios, Jam, 4.—W it hin these few days, several corps of English cavalry have disembarked in this capital, large bo dies of heavy cavalry, which were quartered here, having parched nut some days ago to join the army. With the ea yalry lately arrived Iwo several train of artilierY. — ( l44o4 Jac 6.) A privatelette► from Lisbon, dated Jan, 6, says, the Dri ti..h bead-quarters are at Coimbra. COIDOV4, Dsc, 4.—The advice. daily received from the Army of the Centre Pamir in representing it as in a very re spectable coodition, both es to cavalry aadWantry ; and that it is costiustally *timetable by the NW" pr the dispersed, sad by volunteers, We snow that a party of Iron patriots, pasted in 0101 1 / 1 /. f :Una, bas wt at liberty the 4r,t 4irisiost of the prisoners talial at the rArrtaorye battle of Qom% which wen au link wit, so France, the Portuguese Papers, the 44 abettors of the Usurpation of tits State of Rome," are do claret! to bo eseomatvoicateil. This species of artillery might hare wide . some impression in the iiiiticenth Coder,— it comes tee late ib the Nino,' teentls. The Speoisb Aspen designate the Freed, by the epithet of 4 ' Vandals." Oa the itth of December, Gerona is said to bevc coothwed its glorious defence. Dispsteass were received on Saturday, from Lord WkLLISOTOW. They were brought by Msjor-Genetel Cerro:qt. Our *tmy is COnti• nub% its retreat. Tao revocation of the Berlin Decrees hu not . yetiaosived that Cow4nwittion ) which can enable es to rely 'pan tho Illtheuticity of thneasertion, Ac, counts, in Private Jotters, of the o;pectcd re, peal of those Orders, bare certainly boeo rrccile4 Ifte various portly, France and fluikmod, 44d also from Haosburgh ; but no official publication on the subject has yet made its appearance. The speculations in these letters are, t►at the rev°. cation of these DCCreli will lead- to the relaxation eNsur blockading system—which will pare the way fur Peace. We cannot see on what prin. elide any such expectation can bq founded. The present century, young as it is, has not been deficient in what is termed hoaxing. Who is his Excellency MIRIAM HASDIM HASSAN —What countryman is he ?—Considerable curio. sity prevails on the subject of this important Per. sonage, on whom so much seems now to depend. The Public would, perhaps, be gratified by some communication on the rent or supposed object of his mission. All the accounts that reach us from Porinpl concur in announcing the departure of our army from the Peninsula. Coimbra is probably the pro. sent head quarter', but some letters rOprltli a he. lief that they will soon be at O,wrto. Thu return of their PRU6IIIAN MAJ.:MU to Berlin was celebrated by the liberation of all pri. soners fur petty offences, and gratuitous admission to the Theatre. Seventy.ntio Austrian Generals and Colonels have retired on pensions. So utensil° and solid were the fartileations of Raab, that the French were obliged to employ 380 cwt. of gunpowder to destroy them. On Saturday last a considerable number of ves. gels arrived iu the River from Dutch ports. Brandy fell, on Saturday, sixpence a gallon, in consequence of the expected repeal of BoOA. PA RTC'S Decrees, and of our own Orders in Council. Barba lees Papers to the 12th November aro in town, but are destitute of news.. A detachment of the Royal African Corps, consisting of 14 Officers and 300 men, under the command of Major Critsnot.m, is on the eve of sailing fur the coast of Africa. Mr. 'Awn, Governor-General of Upper. Louisiana, lately shot himself, in consequence of the American Guverumeut having refused to pay a bill he had drawn on it. The project to work the merchintmen frozen in at Cronstadt through the Ice, has been reuuslicard as impracticable. - Lord S— C— is the nobleman whom it was lately - attempted to carry off from the Isla of Mali. The French brig Ceres, from Leghorn to Ha vre, token by a Port uguess ship of war, and carried into Gibraltar. Saturday morning, Mr. CCA !ILES Weswr exhi. bited his powers on the new organ, built by AL LEN, fur Covent-Garden Theatre. . Wednesday Earl CASIDIM presented a petitioll to his MAJESTY for a licence or patent to erect a new Theatre in the City of London. A Lady of distihction is, we understand, threat. ' ened with a Prosecution, on a charge of poisoning a witness, to prevent him from giving evidence in a case in which she felt an interest. A young Lady at the West end of the town, Ims been very fortunately taken by her guardians, a few weeks prior to her becoming of age, from the possession of a foreigner, who kept her under a false pretence of marriage. Yesterday, a Lady in Great Titchfield.street, gave away a considerable quantity of flannel to the blind poor of Mary.le.bone parish. A Soddy is about to be established, for the re. lief of the necessitous poor in the King's Bench, in which there is nu allowance of either food, fuel, or even lodging, the Marshal receiving one shilling per week, from each prisoner, for his room. There Is reason to believe, that at differ. eat periods, many have perished from want of food and common necessaries. The following unique advertisematt appeared last week in a Liverpool Paper: IL INTERVAL ELOCUTION, with the secret bow it is to be' " performed." by Internal Elocution, is meant that spe cies of eloquence, " which awa y not be heard," we shall feel much anxiety fur the presence of the Professor in the metropolis, previous to the open ing of a certain Assembly, where we really dread to encounter the external elocution of some of the numerous Oratcre with which that assembly ii known to abound. AlRlCa.—About eighteen months ago, a de. tachment set out from the Cape, consisting of Cap. rain Donovan, of the 3tl, a surgeon, and some Hottentot soldiers; but the object of their mission was for is long time kept secret. These tra vellers, sifter meeting many of these -accidents which usually retard the progress of a dangerous and diitCult enterprize, have been traced as far as Lectako, a very considerable village, which has been discovered some years ago, and which is fully described in Mr. Harrow's Travels to Cochin. China. Since their departure from that village, The fate of the mission was unknown, and its success was despaired of, when the news of its arrivaiin the vici nity of the Portuguese settlements, on the Museln: bique coast, arrived at the Cape. The Governor has since received dispatches from them. They ' have not, in the coarse of their proceeding srf, more than a thousand leagues, discovered any rat savages, except the Dutch inhabitants of the frees.' tier provinces of the colony. Every where eh* they were received with kindness; they have found wild camels and cameloopards, and kenii observed very singular arrangements in the eats, blishmcnts of the natives, their property, the rlif• Ohm of their houses, end the system of slowest which exists throughout the interior of Africa. They are now proceeding to-the toms of Mosam. bique, where it is intended to seed a ship to bring them back to the Cape of Good Uope. Dm, Senate's Novnt,.—We nadentoad that Novel, is threeVolonteS, from the pelt of Pt. Static, is iq soliaiderahle forwerdnass, lima Will shortly be published. It la n very interes4ing foundettaiallisterical tatto o 40 the priqpi r chsractfii ' s~ T,AT ES NI A Pt, Our Readers will recollect, that at tke Com mon Heti on Tuesday last, Mr. WAITIIMAN very handsomely corrected some miarepresentatioos that had inadvertently beat made on the subject of an ellesion to the anneal emoluments derived by the families of the Marquis of HIRTIPOtto and Lord CASTLittAGIB from the public revalue. On Saturday night we received for insertion the following statement, which, by Its hasiug appeared in the•Moreiag Papers of this day, we conclude to be destined to make the grand tour of the press of the United Kingdom. We feel at all times gratified in the opportunity of giving publicity to statements which have • for their object the investigation of truth. Lord CASTLCaltAtili IS, indeed, by this account, a much more neglected Statesman than w•o had ap. preheaded him to be. This, however, our Read ers must beer in mind, is a statement made by the Noble Lord, is contradiction of that which' was stated by Mr. Coll'lTT more than 12 months ago, and which having, until Tuesday last, remain. ed uncontradicted, Mr. WAITHMAs was, there ' fore, as fully justyied in asserting, as the public in believing. COMMON HALL., ExTbAcr frees Report in The Morning Chrobi sd, ck, of r. WAllllllAla i ll SPUN* at lac osts• mon Hall, held 14th December, 1809. " Are thereon Cemniesie this country, without the least " duty to perforator MAW to valor" to the Public, receiving " hominess mamal humus" aut of the taxes T—(/(err, hear : ) " Is haw twee, thatiltwilarquis of Henreid aid his family " draw est of rills staple at least kl e taffs_ _ per mown ? 6 "fhe two Hoc. Ste. Seletseemnat km shoo 14110.1 L a year? " There is distritniont, Brads rots maw hod, ant kw eon 16 10,0001. a year ismougst the ileasity of Lord Castlereagh " (Cries of " OA, shoos !it must m 0 root be - . Mn' Warrunam, in his speech in the Common. Hall, on Tuesday the 9th instant, while he ac knowledged the, above to be a misrepresentation, having omitted to state (ha real facts of the cane, of which he was previously put into possession, it has become necessary to publish the following statement, which we now do from authority. Neither Lord C A sin, cREAGE, nor any of bit family, hold any civil of Ce of emolument, nr any pension nad.:r the Crown, either in possession or reversion. His Brother, Briladler-General ST RWA SIN iP Military G o • vernor of Cluules fort in Jamaica, the act roam of which are 6001. a-year, pail by the island. The Marquis of HEILTVORD'S family held the follow*/ employments:— Prutloomeary oftheCourt ';'' Net recelpt,see st. a. ff. Ibr Kit 's Remit - - 7. Report of Pi- 6849 0 0 Clerk of the Crown - - t ilitelre Contwith 916 0 0 Fitizer These oaken were granted in reversion to the present patentees in the )ear 1765, ahem the lase Lord Hertford was Lord-Lieutenant Of !related, and came i .to their youseiniew aim( the year 1 iBl. The profits arise front fees paid by suitors ou I.lw proceedings, and have been raised to ,t . ..--.. their p ausoss of in consequasee of the late . '.:, 'acreage of ' lit the Court of IC.ing's Beach '.; ;.., In belied. 4s. ! I 4 c.,.............. r .Net Retelptore Ft- 0 0 . etsbePala at loin S ewer Report, es above ... The pear Obis once. wife Brom tees . ) ail booms lato tie port of Dublin. Th e g • . • was made about the same time as that of - precedlug ogees. Maid Hater and liarbour-taster in the Danish • I.4and of St. Croix - - - Tat 15 , 0 The profits of thh °Mee arise front fees paid - • os rem* frequenting the Immo( the Islaud. " COlOUliatittaer of Excite - - - 11110 0 0 Total by Lord Hertford's family - 10,516 15 0 Hlt i l e si Brigadier-General Stewart, as abo ve - ` - • 600 0 0 • £11,11615 ti " The above slateinent requires little comment :. the misrepresentations in question would bavii been hardly less striking had they been made pre. vieusly to Lord CarrLausaan'a retiring from of. lice, as ho then held no ether situation than that of Secretary of State, the salary of which is 6,0001. a year; and if it is to be assumed (for the saki, of pointing at an individual) that Lord HERTFORD'S and Lord CASTLERILA4II'S families are to be considered as one and the same, it never theless appears that even in this view, the utmost that can be stated as the aggregate official insole meats of both families (exclusive of mi(igniy.pay) discs nut exceed 11,1101. 151. per annum. 01 this sum Lord CASTLEKKAOII himself receiies no thing, his family only 6001. and of the remaining 10,5161. 15s. the sum of 85831. was granted by the Cruwu before Lord CASTLERICAGII was burn." The mission of the Prussian Colonel Kamm. KA ROC to Paris, which has hitherto been involved in much mystery, appears to have had for its ob. ject the obtainment of NAPOLEON'S permission fur Prussia to newish, a Loan in Holland. Thu Prussian Government applied to Louis Bona. PA RTE in the first instance, mad was by him referred to Pari NAPOLEON, 9n readying the letter from the King of 'Plain A, whit willich Kwasoseaa e was charged, immediately replied, that his wishes should be complied with, andlatie the necessary orders en Ilse occasion. A letter from Colberg, dated the 21st ult. mentions that the commercial restrictions were daily encreasing, and tliat there were nu less than 15 ships under sequestration in that port, besides three at -Stettin. Commissioners, at the head of who. was the French Consul BeLLoy, had been sent to examine tank papers. General SCA nuokter, the Prussian Minimise at NVar, arrived at Colberg the preceding day to Inspect the furtifications, which he ordered to be ettlended. _ Count VI LLCM A MIT, Intenuant.Getteral of Germany, and Destorrosc, French Direelor. General of Domains, have announced for public sale, on the 20th inst. various articles, the pro. petty of his Britannic Majesty, but more especial. ly belonging to the royal stables at Hanover. These articles consist principally of carriages, waggons, harness, and stable furniture. The American navy consists of five frigates, five brigs, two schooners, and one c u tt er , with ;bout twenty gun-boats end bombs at New Orleans. Army they have nut any.; for their undieripliOed Militia, thinly scattered over a vast extent of cuentry, and which, on severel late occasiona l ism proved inadequate to the Imposes of police s is un. .denajni the appellation. • ' 'NAVAL INTEI,INGENGE. PLY i1 7 0171.1f, 14 , 1. 12.—Arrive4f" Majesty's sloop p ha ver, of li gam, Capt. Brown, fai4i.ll cruise to the w ed. ward, aid•his brought in with her the French brig p r i rect. La Saratin, of 18 Runs, and 110 men, which she capt ured ,. the West og Scilly; the American brig Fair American, j,. Hamilton, Master, from Baltimore, t itb tobacco and r o w" wool, bound to St. Sebastian's, detained by the Amelia fe. etc ; the schooner Passeverance, of London, Joseph M. sold, Master, from Denia, with fruit, bound to L en d some days since, off Cape Finisterre, she fell in with h p redri schooner privateer, which she beat off ; the Pickle b r i g s i war from Lisboa; and the Nimrod cutter from Basque R e m ; also two brigs of war. It blows a strong gale at Fast; several vesscli are rot crinsiug in from the Eastward. Poarsuoutrt, JA tr. 14.-Sailed the Nymph, 38 me . Hon. Capt. Percy, mid Manilla. 36 guns, lion. Capt,i i 7 . moor, with convoy to Oporto nod Lisbon; ar.d the H s rmis t 36 guns, Capt. Scott, with nine transports, buying whew horses for the waggon train in Portugal. The Dauentark, 7 t guns, Copt. Biwett; Neptune 98 m . , Sir J. A. Wood ; Hyperion, 36 gam, Capt. Brodie; p m . vial), 18 guns, Capt. Douglas; Cormorant, )li:re-ship, m ike, Muter ; and Malabar store hip, Brodshaw, Master, m il e the convoy for /3orbadoes and Jamaica. The Fervent, 11 guns, Lieut. Hayes. is gone down dhow with the rousts) s. Came into barb •ttr. the Derwent goa-brig, with theism i t her foremast, haviug gut on shore yesterday, us th e Bank. - 77 FALIIIOUTA,,JAN.I2.—ArahreaIthe Illarlboronzit mi l t ; Bull, with Mails front Lisbau • six days passage : m y ; Messenger cense over in her, with dispatches, and i, gum l e for London. The news brought by him has not tratupw a g i though reports by this packet are unfavourable, The Mad. borough left lyks,.; in the Tagus his Majesty's ships Ih is a me. 98; Nara*, 74; Smiruesies 1d; PaipOss 16; Nautilus, 110 and Wibiboar, 18. Yesterday, of Scilly, was chased f ar ascend hours, by it suspicious -looking brig s which t h e pe w ottoesikd.-Also arrived the Adventure, ateig, from Pin k mouth; Arab, Harvey, front Conduct; Aileen, 0144 from Yarmouth. • Yesterday arrived the Peery transport, Casein cu m. from Lisboa thirty days; sailed from thence In empty w id i twenty sail, under convoy of his Majesty's ship Comm. of Peggy has on board the remaloder of the 18th Drip s . about 150 men; their horses an turned !net. to the 16th Drs. guons.-Also arrived the Mary, Clarke, from ily sest i v, ship Grenada, from Loudon, to load ash far Jamaica; Ass, isPDauald, from Salim, with brandy for Dryers; yaw s . Rischim, from London, with gr oc eries. Put bark theSscily, Galway; Medway, %boo; aid rauda, Waters, which sailed oo Wednesday. Sailed the Britannia, Michell ; mni Vreydos, ypo wakki , Loaddn. MILIPORD, J AR. 12.-Arrived the Wilson, Connell. lien New Brunswick. fur Bristol, with timber, &c. pad Mary, 'Lewis, from Seville. for the•sione plaice, with frail. Os tie 27th sit. in lat. 43 deg. 5 min. N. long. 41 deg. 9 rola. 11, the Wilson fell in with a vessel, plliut rigged, full of water, her main-mast and rudde'r gone. It appear* she was Wee with timber, had her upper drake painted yellow; bat es persists whatever was found on board. HARmICII, J. 15.-Liutnigat arrived the Parket hint Gutteuhurgh. Passed of Bdwerherge 1? ships o f war, sat about 20J sail of merchantmen, under convoy. Crum the Bal. tic. All the En K lish ships had left Sweden. Huai, JAN'. ;I. -Arrived the Lady Frances packet free Murstrand. She sailed the Bth hut. at which time 160watt' were at Gollesthargh, hound to En j o rth g. Pon of thew hal welted from the Baltic on the sth or 6th Jammu; seaport they would sail for ENlatid immediately. TILE Af.IItKEIS. • CORN-BIC4I,ANGE, JAN. 15, The supply of Wheat lti.day coastwise k short, ;laud Inc samphs dearer about Ss. per quartrr. Foreign on . hand, in plenty ; prime ,Dantaie 45., per quarter advance on the currency. Bailey Supports its price. In Malt hod %Vilest; Peas Wl* variation. Beans of the two kinds likewise. There are also short arrivals of Oats, and this trade is quoted rather dearer. Flour at lot price'. CURRENT PUG& Wheat, - - 76,. SS.. 100 s. Tick Itteino. ("Id) 47,. 69. Flan ditto - - -104 e, lotto. -• • Rye.- - - - Polamads Barley, - - -lob. W. Malt, --•-- - - SM. Rape ?heed - • SRI 151 W. Pcus(Sollers) 701. SW. Flow bluer • 90'. 15b. 1' Pam, - - 440. but. Seconds Beams, (sad) - - - Ma. 60s. SattTHFIELD-JA N. 15. To sink the Oita t, per some of Sib. 8eef....51. 21. to 6s. IL I Head of Cattle this day: Mutton ..5,. 4d. to 6s. 41. 1 Beasts l9Ol Veal ....7s. Od. to Oil. t Sheep .• • . Pork &I. to 7s. 611. 1 Calves Lamh....os. al so Os. od.l Pox HAY-MARKET. Hay .51. Os. Od. to M. is. 01. Straw Clover til. 01. Yd. to 71. 7.. Od. . - - - - On Friday we had the novelty of the arrival of a Catalonian vessel with corn (rout Dunkirk.- She was destined te Bilboa for the supply of the French troops stationed at the Pyre)tean frontiers, It was supposed that they had been considerthlf augmented in the provinces of Navarre, Cstslunist 'and Biscay ; and this vessel, among others* had cleared out with previsions to answer the cutter. dietary demand; but the Captain thought he to in dulge his revenge on the enmities of his country, in a way convenient to his intssass, sad denims steered for an Ettglkh port. By letters Er Penang, dated August 19th, it appears that all the differences that bad takeS piste at Madras, up to the end of Daly, wen' known in that island. They were yepresellted of an alarming magnitude, but as having 114 4 Y e i led to no act of violence. Tho chief scat of the commotion was in the Northern Cirears and Mat solipatam, amid its distance from the dominions of 11th chieftains hostile to British Interests, by Pr e ' vettliag them from uniting with the.'rebels, kdina' belief that the latter would be easily pod srlegiti rtlittcei to obottieoce, A dramatic author, whomever be had a Oaf deemed, used to console lijumelf b 7 supping- 1614 .a few friends at the Bedford Cotfeethouse,, Una morning, after the rehearsal of one of his Parce l ,: .whieh was to appear the sawn night, he Iskr: l 7 daughter, a girt Of ' ten years old, 'what thought of it? 64 Why, Papa," replied the Child. is you ithil hitter order /elm supper 4 ' thv iktdfurd,at 7 • . I