The Statesman. — London, England, 1810-07-06 00:00:00

~ - ,,,,^~r,~+ on, all demote,' from (heir respective corps wilt be irre -I,ly sulsie , mil to 5.4 , peulghwent of t.eath. Toe same Ittol3thaestt will he Witted no the persons inducing theta to ,*rt I an] those who protect the,* will aivo be severely d..dt with. " I hull appoint patriotic chiefs In the several &Arita, to direct the saltier of the tiontatenes, who are to be kept uo foot by the lows:sand tillages; bet no chill wbo shall dare to har bour a *Dirtier shall be pardoned. " Catalonians! ilruco, Manresa t f.spnwapiera,Villaframea. and Mullet, rewind 3 ou that the enemy is not iuvirteible.--. Take heat tfien—let allot set p a ints secure the independents of our eauntry ; perish the selfish wrack, who wriatd with billiffereore whom* her destreetien s say be be deem* to eternal ettatcmpt; who {9 discouraged by a stogie Male el throw ; and la ut keep to the lirat resolution of bens Spa. 'hints to one last moment of our lives. (Sidled) " Tonged*, May 19,1810." TaRuEL,, MAY 2-I.—This brave General Villa. tamps returned yesterday with his division to Xea, after a fortnight's absence. The corps under his command has in that time gone over from 30 to leeguti of ground, and every where struck ter. tor into the enemy. They had marched four days by the way of Alfambra, Montalban, Mooforte, Demons and Codos, while the enemy's force at Calenecba and parneha were in total ignorauce..of thir movements. Thule at Calatayud were equal ly uninformed ; . and at the moment tbeis Comeau- Jet was bnetting that with his own detacbasent lie cattlit heat 3001) insurgents, he had an unexpected o . )portunity given him of try lag whether he could • rettfle his boast. ' Ow*, )3th, in the morning, the enemy, 500 ationgt *eluding 300 picked grenadiers, and 48 • Iwir•O gren idlers, oegati their march by way of • .F, a large convoy of grain fur Saragos. pa.' They were instantly attacked by the battalion of Carinena, and some cavalry, on one side, and on the other by the troops under Lieut. Col. Teo. dare NagUrS ; and after a short effort to main. fain thent•elres in the olive grounds to the left of Paracuellos, they tled in the must disgraceful manner, throwtug away their muskets and kiiaii6 sneks, Several of them were drowned in the river =Xaloq, and others killed. Among the latter were ...pose traitors to their country, D. Josef Alcaide, 'Captain itt the 14th regiment ; and 0. Pedro Tene t who was al,puinteil,Governor Calatayud by Joseph Bonaparte. The rest of .the detach. menu wiih the eiceptioe of 14 men that escaped, surrendered themselves prisimera of war, ludo& ing the Commandant end two Captains. Oar Lou consisted of ICmvulry, sod a few infastry killed, including the bravp Elisio .9 4nass ?tram._ . =====1=8: 21 g= 118 : 1211111108111181g 6 0. _ llll rafficSllll le Dr. Dimitaa's 1411 W, attairsa ‘‘ day, shall appear ter morrow. I We have received a Letter from T. t D. respecting the readart eta CYO Meter, soil think Itis opiates revirctly cermet; • a bet If ber *Weld alts any farther eeetresiesdoe, for Wittiest, It asset be lisessipsdied witti his maw and *km • . s . Oas, trait T. N. T. the Teeth' se V ORA. Poem free whose pen we Joe betels, dial ti tees M sees sr postbils% . —• 4.6 .. . 44. OID6IOgI/1“" DU& /Malin 0 •••• •• • wan u m•••••••.••••‘••••.... .I.3.haterkdselK .1:410" - - f. • • - POLICE Oh STOCIIiI THIS ItA Y 74T #1611102. , .. 3 par Gest. list ID Osaive 1 pr. 4 per Cwt. SR C. 01 440 6144t e • _ iv , ••• THE LON4ION ;nor 6, 1610. I..ssT night we received 'tench Papers to the iStb ultimo. Some columns of the iloniteur are filled with an account of the fete given by the Im. pellet Guard to • BON APARTZ and his EMPILESS, ehich appears to. have been very splendid. It also contains an order for sit days Court Mourn ing, in couseguence of the death of the Prince Royal of SiViDEN. the Decree which we mentioned yesterday, establishes at Paris a Council of Manufactures, to be composed of 60 members, appointed by the Idinister of the Interior, and to consist of persons map. iy earryin4 on the di erect species of ma. pufacturee. Five ;umbers of the Council at least obe :;l ways et Paris. The same Decree alsu recta l that the Council of Commerce, formerly established, shall consist elf GO members, one of Whom, at Wear, shall be chosen from each descrip. ties of trada t • • -• A wow i This tifersifeur, from Constantipople, 4104 May 16 1 eve, the following bitalligean WOW time few iloyefeesla sysspt!iaiii of revel; tem Owls L i= ed it pt t ctlit s t a t r la . sane tu teretnew (" mluieve anig the alst i seir e so be e tese,W, ..and traltsadtit. b eversaa- We Navies wee from the anent, am at rappel's t h at oo hin g at ramoostarace he. Hewed there. The . Coglibh islet afCsillisetinepte, agtess4 l lolt hM**fee to Wei. thia Rigs Seoeriq4c the war. TR; lettere trans C•dis f the 13* ultimo, d o gat Orissa fioni use interior of Spain so favourable as that reoebre4 by the preesdhsg Mail. Ilse toped of the defeat! of Seport it is sot eon. Srtned I ; on the -contrary, it is Pow said that O'Don'tet.L'a army his, alter sustaining repeated 4isasten, bees dispersed. At Cad*, es we stilted in our last, lt $19440 that notice important had occurred. Tates arc lottete bj the LAhoe 11441 to the 19th ultimo. We atiderataad that oats or t►o latest stato states, that the spay et 144soliosa had re. mowed karge reinforeatnents, and estimates its strength at 120,000 teen.. Ciudad Rodrigo had been bombarded for four hours by the enenV) bet they discontinued their fire in consequence of the ♦cant of a tuffteient quantity of heavy battorlog'ar iliery. Three sorties were made by the garrison,' ~y . ' SMA N. .rtiY. SIITOSIVIAN., • ,~- and it is said the enemy was each time to back with considerable Ines. A deficieucy of slung is is still supposed to prevail iu the French envy. Actions have taken plicu on the advanced posts with various success ou both sides. lo thu omits time, Lord Wxt.ustalow remaitts Grin itt bis strong position, and biasutta, notwithstanding the inaptitude of his force, is extremely cautious is his movemeets. A large French corps, under Nay, has advaoced towards liailajos, where Ge mmel lizu. is quartered with about 16,000 Wont and prepared to give his wool a warn reception. Amnia has, at the same time, marched with another axon divisiou towards Galicia. WE hero been favoured with the perusal of a letter from en °Sea of the 61st Regional, which forms part of Lord WIILLINGTON's Array, dated June 9, to his Brother lu Loudon. The I letter is written without any other motive thin to answer the inquiries of the writer's Brother, and is to be relied upon as perfect authority. *As it goes folly to umbras ths intelligence received (ruin other (rlarf4ta of the ftequesie desertious from the Frene.h army under 31Asssaa, it is of a good deal of importance : - • • To give youan account how T spend my time, according to your request, would be really such a task as all my dili gence and memory could but ill perform, so fraught with advetatire is botbl day and night. Never do 41 hoots pass int uninterrupted by the busy transactions of an army always .11 the alert, ready to shift from one province to another, ei ther to attack, defend, retreat, or advance. Uoder such un certain and precarious circumstances, I leave you to judge how incorrect must any thing be 1 could say about our own movements, or any of those that do occasion .liy take pl.tce among the enemy. The situation of the latter is, 1 believe, not so comfortable in respect to 'provisions as they would wish; at least it appears so from the numbers of them daily coming over to our lines, the taost of whom are cavalry, 'minuted and fully accoutred. The fellows get good prices for their horses, and are themselves directly scot off fur Lis ' bon under escort." Ws now learn, that in the late naval action on the coast of Calabria, our force consisted only of the Spartan, of 36 guus, and '268 men ; that of the enemy was 97 guns, atul 1138 men, viz. a frigate of 42 gnus, a corvette of 28, two brigs of Saud IS guns, and seven gun-boats, with seven guns each. The frigate escaped dreadfully Mauled, the corvette was di:masted, and one of the brigs was taken. We had 10 killed, and 22 wounded; theenemy, 154 killed, and 3t6 wound. ICapt. BU N TON was severely wounded, but now mit of danger. When the relative force is }considered, it wagons of the must glorious ac. 'darns fought during this war. Ws hive not overlooked the attacks which have bees made, within theie few days, on Sir IRAN. eaa BURDETT, by the Ministerial Prints: They are, Indeed, of little import, and we had other matter, St the time, to attend to; but we may now a lit. tie develope their character. The Courier has af. fected to suppose, that Sir FRANCIS Bon:as:TT has «c died away among his own party." This, we !really take to be merely affected by The Courier; ler the writer's knowledge of political parties would lead him to conclude that Sir Fuarr. cls BuncliaT'S receet co.iduct must Secure an increased portion of the love and veneration of his party. If •a few mistook the nature of that conduct which will ever be dear to all who love the Country, and a few were angry with it for the moment, or even remain so now, Sir FRANCIS has lost nothing by this, for he has not died away among his own party, he !Icing more the object , of their attention and regard than ever, and his Party being swelled by the . acces:ion of thou. sands. Will not the Writer in The Courier perceive that he, and others, had kept out, of the BARONLT's Party, a large portion of persons, loving the Constitution, and desirous of a Constitutional Reform, by their misrepre sentatious of the BARONET's,views, and the fears which those misrepresentations induced ? May. know, they wrote for that purpose, and We scarcely eau suppose them so diffident and mistrust. ful of their own powers, as to expect nu success, Well then, Sir Faun's swept away the effect of all duttartibrUs by one movement, so d.tbosc persons now puck round him bytkousands,whom The Cow . rkr, awl other papers, kept away from him. 'We speak et facts welt known in this Metropolis ; and we speak also of facts communicated its us from almost every quartet, oUthe country. All that were sick of ,abuie, but afraid of phantoms, put. poscly raised by the abettors of corruption,. sad ~tweeted into a substantial feeling in the minds ' 1 elhl fearful, are now ranged' on the side of the', BARONZT, by the instantaneous and mighty effect Of his late conduct. The persons who aro really I .thivaost angry, in this whole transactioul-are— lbw Government, and their kiterary abettors — And all these have reason for rage, iiiasmeett as the former are losing their partisans, And (be latter their renders, and both their pelf, the lucre and gain of their. trade. But The Courier triumphs, because 66 tee dinners ire advertised !" Whether there are dinners, or not, is of little import. On keth sides, there is a geed deal of artifice kit Oise &utters; end * geed cause needs no kilyirte.. 41$ if *eye as to be diggers .00K. 7777 -, •"7;•"'":" The Guider way be asanred Sir FRANCIS BOR. , ogees party is accumulating till there will be no tablei,fooud to hold the guests !—A writer in ' The Cossejer-• Wednesday, signing himself, " 'At Oat Wittuttasnu," attempts to br r eathe new life into the dead images of the former Couriers ; but the timidity of his own breads ings, and the hoartlessness of his attempt, 'have lamentably counteracted his good began as if he had tit; hope at that time, although ho contrived to end with something like a blase, which, however, has snore the colour of a libel in it than of any thing die. This faint and lack. less attempt thews how low the Ministers and their frienfil have fallen. They attack with -no confidence; they come on without their woofed alacrity ; and for the present, we may well leave them to themselves! Accounts had reached Malta, previous to the sailing of the froolioich store-ship, of a dreadful fire at Constantinople, in which tOOO houses were burned, and the Seraglio with difficulty saved from conflagration. This we presume to be' the fire that took place in the suburb of Pars, which is at a considerable distance from the residence of the Grand Seignior. Mr. Cunarrr, with the other Defendants, went yesterday to the King's Bench prison, in a hack. ney coach, accompanied by Major CARTWRIEIIT, and some other friends. The hay-markets of the metropolis were plenti. fully *applied yesterday, ,and that article cxperi. enced a reduction of nearly 10s. per load, in consequence of the fine rains that have fallen so generally in the course of the week. The Frankfort Fair, which is just terminated, exhibited as fine a show of British mauufacturcd goods, as at any period daring our interrupted in tercourse with the Continent. The articles, gene rally speaking, sold well. The principal pur chasers were Dutchmen. Swiss &aunt and muslins were in great demand. Some houses at Neufcha tel did business to the amount of six millions of florins. The Noblemen and Gentlemen, supporters of the IVlsig Interest in the County of Essex, have formed a ti:sw Club, under the immediate influence ' of the PETRE, ST, VINCENT' MI LIMA MAY, BONET* WOOD, and W E•TERN Families. The Earl of %VA LDEOD AVE has also become a Member of it The ODE by the Poetry Professor of Oxford ( Mr. COP LESTONE) seems ) from the laboured cot. rectness of its numbers, to have been written more ender the terror Of the-lash of his good friends the Edit:burgh Reviewers, thau the fanciful itispira. thin of the Ketie Muse! CAPE or Goon Herz, APRIL 2.—We havore. ceived information by the Staunch gun-brig s which arrived 25th ult. from otf the Nl,Auritius, that the Bellona French frigate, Victor sloop of war, and the Portuguese frigate lately taken (aud now areenting 50 gnus), had eluded the vigilance of our squadron off the Mauritius, and sailed on a cruize, supposed fur the Bay of Bengal. A frigate from France arrived at thuMattritius early in February ; three ships of 16 to 20 guns 9 and three others of a nout 400 t o ng w r en, artivalfruta Dourtlosuz with cargoes hi January. The Proprietors of the Commercial Docki had a meeting yesterday, an Act having been obtained last Session for their extension and improvement. The Company has already purchased a large trait of meadow land to convert into ponds for the bonding timber and deals, and have erected ware. hotises fur the reeeptino of Baltic produce. Yesterday being the 34th year of American In. depeudancy, the Commanders of the Anbetlenn ships now in the London Docks dined together at the Virginia Cotfee.bouse, and gave a dinner to, the Mates, at the Mermaid at Hackney. • • Yesterday morning his MAMMY, Aucoorr,t end Sarnia, took as skins In Great Puk, till twelve o'clock. His Amon gm accompanied by Generals Gait/S.OA Vast. vapour, Lord Sr. Hawn, Mr. G. Ross, C 0 ..• lunch TAILOR and DCBIBOW, and Lady LI ER, Her MAJESTY and Princess ELIII4IIIIIII took an airing to Frogmore Lodge and Gardens; they afterwards visited the Princess AMELIA, wit. Ii not worse, but is much the same as she has bill for the week. Madame CATALAni has entered into a new en. gagement with the Manners of the Opera House, for her performance at the King's Theatre during the course of the goat season. • The Gala at Vauxhall, on Wednesday, was at. l , Leaded by a long list of fashionebles ; and, not. withstanding the weather had not been very pro. mishit all day, the splendour of the gardens, the gaiety of the company, and the cheerful music, int. parted animation to every countenance. A person who has written a very loyal and enertaiia Address against the late prominen t , concludes his remarks with the following fact : is- Nay, a two. penny post.boy rode down Holborn in the King's livery with BURDETT'S colours in his hat !!!" iVhat a treasonable rascal! There has been more money won and lost at the gaming-houses last winter, than there has been for sesgral winters preceding. Large fortunes have been transferred by the chance of the dial, to those whose word would not have bees taken for five pouuds ; such has beco the fully of men of wealth, mixing with bad characters and knavish company. On Monday looming a gentleman was fuend drowned near Barns, in Suety, apparently about 45 years of age. In his shoes was the name of Russel, and his linen was marked R. R. lie had on a blue coat yellow lasi* waistcoat, drab breeched, and silk stockings. e..„, p,c,,.,,,,...,. JULY 6.—.This' day then are not many (unbar arritat,gf Wheat coastwise, but cOnsideis.l4o fore**. • nam trade heavy in salt, at rather lower prises, • earl., in short Skip. nly„ and full as dear, In Malt, little sitoration. Very few Palli and Beans of the twi kinds, and 1 those (rally so the law advance. Ontis are in short sopplyy, and this Trate supports our last prices (luoiscie. Tat mobilo the late quotation. .._.. ... -.~s:'•~'.~s-,: _._..... ter. EAST INDIA FLBET. • Yeserdaithe followiug East.lndiamen arrived of the isle of Wight, under convoy of his Ma.. jesty's ships Atiit, and Dedaigneute. They left St. lielert's tlist.litis of May ; .so that- the passage is a remarkably quick one. Hairy iteelagssa. Castle Lieu, Surrey, Metcalfe, Dover Castle, Lord. Outtereagh, Lady Cabtlertagb. bib Marquis Wellesley. Darla& Europe, Caroatie, Margot, E x eter, ifaillsaasstow, Lord Melville, Lord • barienti, Retreat.. Northampton, thaws Cambriak,oostisr) ship ma p rude frigate. _ , NdlYzIL INTELLIGENCE. • PLTMOVTIII hILT 4.—Put track, the Sei se frigate, having met with very bad weather and heavy sea, iu which she carried away her head. • rails, and received some other damage. Arrived the Arrow schoouer, from Basqne Roads; the Favourite sloop, and Peacock brig, from a cruise; the Spanish schooner .ims nie de Pathia3C Animas, Manuel Antonio, M au ter, fro, Lisbon, laden with salt and Peruvian bark, detained by his Majesty's ship Amon; the American ship Rosanna, Samuel B. Spear, Master, from Alicante and Gibraltar, with ba. rills acid Spanish wool. ; the Venus, Menham, from Sunderland ; Ann, Short ; Oomoterce, Wit. cocks; Dispatch, Satteby; aad Joseph and Mary, Goss, from Wales. PORTSSIOUTU I JULY 4.--Sailed a Beet of coast. ing vessels for tho Downs, under . convoy of tho Charwell sloop of war; and a convoy for Gucrn. sey, under the Sharpshooter gun.brig ; also for Plymouth the Caledonia, 120 guns, Captain Bed. ford ; and the Endymion, 44 guns, lion. Capt. Cape!, on a cruise. MILITARY INTELLIGENCE. offender to be transported as a felon fur a term of years, at the expiration of which he shall be at the disposal of his Majesty, for service as a soldier, in any of his Majesty's forces at home or abroad for life. And if such non-commissioned officer or private soldier, who, basing been trans. ported as a felon, shall afterwards (without leave from I►is Majesty, or from the General or Com. mender of the place to which he shall have been transported) . return into any part of the united Kingdom of Great Britain or Ireland, and be found there at large before the expiration of the term limited by such sentence, he shall be deemed guilty of felony, and be liable to suffer death as a felon, without benefit of Clergy." From the slumber of desertiUns which daily oe. cur in the army, we think it proper, fur the good of the service, to state the following, which, it is to be hoped, still be a caution to the Soldiery 64 Any nun.commissioned officer or private sul. dier, who may be fulinil guilty of desertion, when. ever the Court.. Martia - shall not think the offence deserving of capital punishment, may adjudge the HAYMARKET TRIARne4dIIII night the DeW play of the Doubt's! sees was repeated with ' proved acting and inereaend effect. The interest. big scenes between Mr. C. Kenai; and Mrs. GIATZD were well sustained, sad received muck 'applause. The Boise. was crowded. As the poet.boys, hackney and stage coachmen, are all now punishable for abuse and extortion, ea hope some Member will very early in the nest Sok sins take in hand the watertueu plying on the cis* Thames. Yesterday. the ancient Society of Antelapin,* had their Annual dinner, at the Spread Eagle, Wandsworth, -- LANGDALD, EN. in the Chak. At tour o'clock, the company sat down to a mod excellent (Hew, which combined every delicacy of the season. After the cloth was removed,. the Chairman gave—" The KING, and the principll. , that seated hit Family on the Throne ;" which was drunk with the most 14411 demonstrations of re. sprct.—" The Quein, and the rest of the Reid. Family ;" • was next drunk with great applauss .—. The Chairman then proposed the heal th of—" Sir FRANCIS BURDETT the bold assertor of the Li berties of the Peop le; which was drunk with the greatest enthusiasm. This was succeeded by the Chairman proposing the health or- 46 Colonel NVARDLE, the intrepid exposer of corruption; which was drastic with great applause. The health, of Mr. WHITBREAD, Lord Ensxswx, Lord Cock' AdsMillialk - - WAW W, and Sir tralarnma-meniu,... w - _ _ drunk amidst the lundeat. cheers. In the course Of the evening several excellent• songs were sung, and the kstirity of the coniiisny_ - was maintained to a late hour. In justice to,Mr. Wm's, the Proprietor of tike Tavern, it.pessary to re mark, that the wines weru of tivaiiist, and die at.. tendance unremitting. J. JENICENS, Esq. has just• published a rm. phlet elpienatory of Mr. PattutranossT's p the re. wised motion in the noose of Commons, en subject o i f the Bye l o sers uf.,the College of Pep 'ideas, addressed to the Members g the British' Legislature. The many Wotan"! of the Tel culpable neglect of the. most importankdudes is, posed on the College by their charter) es well al impositions practised by.men, termiterthemseirm regular Vb?sicians„. and by ,quacks, dittdied this work. cannot bet reflect disgrierVon ► aril; tri, professing, and,,in some tevplietv, isitlY r e ". fessing, to. be enlightened. TM!' „work,. entitled an lispoeition of the Pork f e l ifediaige,. not only merits the seri ous perusiil.uf Members of Pa to liameni, but Every parent.‘hu,bas the welfire.. 4 his offspring at heart., gy.4its publicatioo,d is .I[MiLcus' has dune a grea t p ublic service, an entitled to the thanks of his country. r7r=