The Statesman. — London, England, 1810-04-26 00:00:00

N4rAL INTBLIIGENCE. 1 ) , ItTiXOUTII, APiti 25.—Arrived the ht l i t tl, Gan act, H m /lope, •ai Fly, fixed separate. cre t ; et.. the I lcmbay, Earl Si. .riaiersa, and Harrki, foul the Donuts fur India. 'rite 'Thalia and Titkai frigates are gnno out ,f harbour; and the T'artaise sture.ship, is . ~ come in. . . The Earyalus it et:moored, with the Mcditet. ka nom fleet. FALMOUTH, APRIL 23. Sailed his Majesty's brig Ephera, 10 guns, with the John transport ' , %%int stores for. Liabon ; Lord St. Helens, To. ( trig, for Martinique; Eddistone, Bruce, fur: the' following packets, with Mail*, fur tbeir respective destinations :...Prin cess Charlotte, Captain Kerr, Lisbon ; Lady reline, Harvey, l3eaif b Express ) Bullock, Cadiz and Mediterranean ; Saadwiely Schuyler, Windward Islands; Duke of Kent, Lawmace, Jamaica; • Priacess Mary, Pocock, America. Tbc Prince of Wales packet arrived on Sahli'. day, with 3fails from Lisbon, thirteen days pas ta;c, but did nut bring any news of consequence. SPORTING INTELLIGENCE. NEWMARKET CRAVEN MEETING,•IBIO. WEIMISDAY, •PRIL Z 5. A t.ubscriptiuu Mete of SAL fin. 2-ye ohls'ist. S-yrol4 Bst.7lb. Ma 4-yr olds 9st. Two-yr old Course. jig l% Tlunbury's b. t'. Fuir-Stur. 3 SIN old 1 L 46.11. Cavcodish's ch. c. iiiddktioree.3 yrs old 1.1 tirusvcoor's ch. 1. Jubi).ee by Ceserto,2 yrs old lA. Jerpey's b. c. Jeremy, 3 yri old major Wheatley's h. r. by Reniughrough, out of Lady Cur cwt. bought of Vistoilnle, 2 yrs old 14 Voles's ch. e. by Doo Quixote, out of J unitts's daut,2yrs old Mr. floworth's eh. 1. Fancy, )rs utd hir F. Suoidish's br. c. by Sorcerer, 2 yr 4 old LAO. 11141encloir eh. f rs old And 4 orrers. drawo.—The Judge could place but 3. 5504 on .ir-Star ; to 1 apt M iddlet wroe. IA L A I, titer's Loiterer, beat Geo. Gm% er's Mirth, tst. 71b. erch. Ario,s t h e Flat, 9,1 p. 600. ft.-6 to 1 apt Loiterer. 31r. Auttrew - :. Timm, Sst. ilb. beat Mr. S;lakespeare's Nesse of Cla,), ( late Zoroaster), bst. Ab. M. 104 s h. ft.— ft , to 4 on T:10(43. Tim Third Class of the Oat ands Stakes of 50p. each, h. ft. Li Jersey's Langton, aged,9it. 11b. - 1 Mr. Pas nes Bulrush, yes old, 84. Sib. tieu. Grusveuor's Tromso, 3 yrs old, ist. 2lth lA Grosvettor's Meteors. aged, 9st. 41b. Mr. Aadretr's Thsrit, ti yrs old, list. 1-'its. • 1.1 Lowther's 1151 as, syrs old, test. 81b. 4r. 1141z011') Cecillu ' 4 yrs old, Bst. 2 1b. Mr. Craven's Black Diamond. 3 yrs old, Sib. Mr. (lkssop's .4a.rielapius, 9 yn old, tin. 121 b . 1.4 Oxford's Little Preston, 3 yrs old, fist. tapt. llall'eudeo's Sir Ldward. 3 yrs old, tist. 61b. And Yothers, pai4.—The*Judge could piace but 3. Ito 1 agst Langton ; 9 to 1 agst Bulmsh ; 8 to 1 a=t Me. truer; 7 w '2.agst Thorn ; Stu 1 apt llyhts; 7 to 1 agst Isittie Prestoo. IA Grosvenor's f. by Cecario, out of Nimble, rec.'ll. from IA F. (;. Otborne's bl. f. (dead ) I.y '1 rttaipator, out of VW.. gut, 21b. each. Two-y r old Custne, WV. , h. ft. The following answer has been transmitted to the Petition lately sent (rum hull to the Lords of the Privy Council:--- 4' Council 02" Whites*l4, April 19, 1910. " Sitt,—The Lords of his Majesty's Mott Honearable Privy Council having had under Consideration the Petition of the Merchants and tibiteowtsert of the Town of Kingstoe upou-Ilull, praying that no unireiiceuces may be grauted to foreign vessels, permitting them to import timber from the Baltic, &c. 1 am directed Cs acquaint vio l fur the itiorma tion of the Gentlemen of 1144 interested in the timber trade, that an abundant supply of thither is essential to the manufac turing and trading Interests of Great Britain ; and.that it dues not appear that ao adequate supply of that article cauld hare been secured. if alt ipportations from the Baltic bad been suddenly interroptedsl, t " I um, however, Op oliervc. that the Lords of the Coun cil have out recommended the granting of any Licences for bitch importations in foreign vessels, front any Ports where British vessels :lie versoitted to enter; and that the increase of foreipt teasels is the una‘oidable consequence of the ex tensiao of the war, and the exclusion of British ships from the Thins of the Continent. I am diiected further to state, that their Lordships have under consideratimi file expediency of submitting to Parlia ment, tltot additional dilties should be imposed on the impor ivies of foreign tinnier,' With s view to give a decided pre ference to timber, the growth of his gujesty's Colonies in North America, which is allowed to be imported, duty free, hy the law as it now stands. " STEPHEN COTTRELL. " R. W. Moxon, Esq. Hal." • Oxfoiso-Aattrrday, the last day of Lent Term, o n ((glowing Gentlemen were admitted to blrres:—Baclielor in Divinity : [Lev. WILLIAM ifvmatms, of Pontbroke College.—Masters of Arts: RC?. G. MunnAy, of Christ-cliorch ; Rev. tons; ELLto7r, of Bailiol-college.—The whole 67r31e1• of Degrees is Lent was 5 D. D.-4 D. C. L. R. D.-4 B. C. L.—`22 M. A.-3ti B. A. I. he following particulars of the capture of the Vast klia Company's ships, Charlton, United hin •:1491, and Windham, have been derived from L' frsperan:e, French frigate, (late the Laurel) arrive., ia the River. Thu above three vessels were is company wbun they unfortunately felt in with two French frigates (one a 50, and the other a '-ilguti.ship), and a corvette tamed La Creole, of '.!:J guns, niar the sand Reads. Seeing there were means of escape, the lodiamen cleared fur action, and made gallant stand against the superior iirze of the enemy for an hour and 15 minutes, wlem they were cent pelled to strike. There was great slug Tater un both sides. Tho female passmers were pot on board Le Creole,- and sent to Penang. The praes were carried to the Mauritius, where the. Chariton and ,United Kingdom arrived un the sth of January. ,The Laurel sailed on tie 10th of the same, month, at which time the Windham had ll'tt arrived; from whence it was jnferred she had 'en retaken by the British. This conjecture is strengthened by the fact, that our boekailing soadron off the Mauritius chased the prizes, Iscc. int o th a t harb o ur, and were almost within gunshot when they cllared. If the Wiiidhallm should make her appearance in that quarter, she would most probably Ise intercepted by our sqint. • NEW . .ie,i, ro el.litwa'..f,ti • FILENCII reu P.IPERS. !`l • lisiatiex, A tit r. 1.-.-The General of Division, Count MASI, commanding the French t....iops in the Tyrol, pithlislied yesterday an Order of the Day, in which hietqiiestes his satisfaction at the readiness with •Melt (he districts of litspruck, Nanders, and Itakt,..firnished their contingent. .of conscripts. fleibliAtes the other districts will• follow this good example. In case of a co►►trary coudect, he threatens to qiiartei troops un then., whose maintenance shall be entirely xt their ett , pence. We learn front Western Tyrol, that the Baili wicks of Butzen and 'frame'', which hitherto 'formed a part of the circle of Eisack, have been united to that of the Adige. Nauss, APRIL 6.—The English, on the 22d of last:month, disembarked from 3 to 400 Q men on Me St. Maitre, near Corfu, in the lonian Sca. The small garrison, after having kilted more than 300 of the enemy, has been obliged to shut itself up in the fort, to which the English will in all probability lay. siege. On the 26th of the same month, the English a second time attempted to •burn the .town of Reggio, in Calabria, under the pretence of preventing 'it from being an — asyluin to the . priya. teers which destroy their commerce: bot this se- Mud attempt has proved more *Wrens titan the first; fur although they were enabled to form .some batteries, these were answered by so hell. directed a ire, that they mut shamefully forced to go away. • FRANKFORT APRIL s.—lt is supposed that the I Proclamation of our Sovereign, in quality of Grand Duke; will appear on the 15th of this month, and that the taking possession of Ifattau and Fulda will be carried into execution on the 2311. PARIS, Artist 14. - -In virtue of a decision of his Majesty the Kni p eror and King, the States of [Louie will form the , 80th military division of the Empire. FRANKFORT, APRIL 12.—There is talk here of an expected publication of several statutes re lative to the Confederation of the Rhine, and of a great assembly of the Members of the League, to be held next summer, at which, it is said, his French Imperial Majesty will be present. . PosEN, MARCH 22.---The King of Saxony, our Grand Duke, has issued the following Decree relative to the organization of the provinces of Gallicia, incorporated with the Grand Duchy"of Warsaw by the Treaty of Vienua :... " The Cuosti'utioo of the 5 0 .2 ti of July, 1307, shall be that of the country ceded-to his Majesty by the Treaty of 'V ienan. " There shall be added fete dieresis and four bishopricks to the number fixed by the third article of the Constitution. " The number of the Senate, fixed by Article 511 of the Constitution, shall be increased by twelve, viz. four tillimpsi four Vaiwodes, and four Castitlons. The number of Dealt. ties to the Diet, lived ut sixty by theffiet Artiele of the Cao. stitation, sitaLL . be augmented to ono Waifs* of -whom forty 'shall be chosen in the Electoral Assemblies of the circles of the country lately annexed, and tweuty-sit in the Committed Assemblies. " The country shall be divided into, four derinrtmeets, forty circles, and tvieuty-six communes, of which four shall be fur the city of Cracow, and tweaty•two for the rest of the couutry.. PARIS, Aran. 18..—0 n Sunday, the 15th, his Majesty the Emperor received before Mass, at the Palace of Compiegne, the Diplinnatic Body, who introduced to *audience in the usual forms. At this audience were presented to his blifjesty, :by Prince Schwjtrtieutserg, Esterhazy, Counts Joseph de Mutternitt, Welinoden, De Pear, &c.. 1 After Mass, his Majesty gat* a private auflience, in his Cabinet, to Marshal Kalkreuth, who ere.' seated him with a letter of • congratulatientrom his. Prussian Majesty. lit . It is positively *stated, that their Majesties will. set off fur St. (biotin on the 23d, and that they -, .. seie will return to Pote.hy the td of May. , ,QtrantsStahremberg anti Bathiani, Chamberlains tcelis:Majesty the Emperor of AtiStria„ have ar. rived in this capital. - TRIESTE, MARCH 30.—Yesterday, an enemy's boat having approached Umago, the inhabitants fired upon her, and forced her to sheer off; but, an hour after, she re-appeared with a ship and brig. from which there landed 76 men, who pil laged every house, burnt the public records, car ried off one boat, and burnt from 8 to 10 others. The natioual . guard, with a company of the 70th French regiment,' hastened to the relief of the place. On sofiug -them, the marauders re-em barked, carrying with them eight of the inhabi tants, because they had Pot beau able to pay's contribution of 10,000 dollars. ~ ItOSIG NO, MA RCII 22.—We this morning' had the mortification to see the English take possession of 30 of our fishing boats, which had -gone five miles horn the harbonr to fish for Sardinia,. The English kept all the fishing-tackle, sunk the, boats, and sent ashore, lII4HIRIC skill's, the poor fishermen and the hostages taken from Umigo,' with the exception of the Chief Officer of Health.. VIENNA, APRIL 4.—By an extraordinary oc casion, we have received intelligence from Lon.; 'don, dated the 17th ult. from tellieh it appears, that, the preceding timing, dispatches had ar rived from Paris containing overtures of peace . : If the English Ministers are iodised to listen to those proposals, .ur Minister of State, Count Metternich will, in that event, preeemilrom Paris to Loudon, and represent his Majesty the ZIT& ror of Austria as mettialnr. , - • .:- , . VIENNA, APRIL 5 4 4-Yierrimportant events are! expected to take piece oil the return qf his Excel. 1 lency Coenthlettanich. . . • Celina eTINOPLE, Masex43.l..tit is confidently stated,..thiit the Gran ti will set ~tfissahe opening of the,eanspaige, to pot himself at thwitsod e( Isis army. . . .. 0 ~; :.) ) MoaLasx, Amt. 12.--Two English Commb.o lades ; lande i d here yesterday. Their mission, which , ie Raid to relate to an exchange of .prisoners, heel Rallied groat jot` 41 . this place. They will set off I4o.morrew for • Peris. . . • . i Berate, it'Patr. 2...-The King an Queen will set off, in a few. dpyaftnr Potsdam, whence, about 4e .cominapectnent- of May, they will proceed to ilesta. . , s,~ i % _....._ . .. ... vie ettit i r ti ttiif ftolfaiiiiikatsiiit evil. siderablei su , 84iliftV eittlNtgiii 0 Ni k o of ' 1,600400 rio'liii4, wtitilf the Medi 'ail is iiiis. big here, tit ! ! M4istritee if tids`ctiltail, on the 11 ` 26th ult. announced 'to E . iiiall iei classes s forced loan of 590,00i2ti isi, its ;Ay' olf . a sum burrowed during the'wiirVis i bieri'dlaadvautageou, 0 rs :i.i. . terms, at flambnrgb. . I A number of Russian ielitaititie l tially 'at tiring with cettsiii , . soCutitir tikif of tussiais o I!, 1 .. .. • 1 ; P•••?• .- r . '''' ' • • . produce. -. swerrawisesiss ' . ."."."..arr.t.• ROYIL 11UNT. . 744 ! ' i " .. ' ' . • —;.......L... -; iv ... r • Ou Easter Monday, acebrding to. itint4 cm. tom, a grand hunt took plate wit h' I# 4 . Majcst's hounds ; it *as the greatest tbatas'Aebn knyWn formany years. About able v'tiliick . the tliikeof Goiocirs, who is on a visit str s eiiittle a yorild i i iiin. inertias assemblage of special riVilegau to iliaitn ble on Tower-hill. - • ..•:t .; it.. P: • • . The Marquis CORNWALLIS" ttlielifiaster of 'his' Majesty's Stag-hounds, gave A liublie k breakfast hupon the occasion, to a great imagoes of Nubility, ated persons of distinction, at Strintey Leirge. , —, The morning being remarkably fine, it was itatirly charming sight to view the company eoniiiift tri' ill 1 directions 44, the top.of Tost.eri.iiill, ii coachis anti 1 four, landaus, sociable', chariots, gigs ) tee. &c. as well as pedestrians. • About eleven o'clock, kinquiv COUNIVALLIS ar rived ou the top nlj e ower-hill, from Swiuley, Lodge, where upwards of fire hundred speeta. tors were in waiting to see tint spurt of the bunt. Immediately after the arrival et the Noble Mar. quis, a fine young deer was turned out of a cart, fot the day's diversion, which had newer been hunted before. It was &ken from. Richmond . Perk. At first setting off he ran with great swift. nets towards ilsgsbut Park, taking to the right' across the forest, to Caesar's Camp. After c a n ex... cejlept hunt, and about an hour's baro,l,ruptiing; the deer was.taken ,at Ilanakitt's Lodge, being completely exhausted, on accoust,uf,the heat a; the day. Several of, tlse sportsman vera throwis froin their hories t - eisikAget them fur MIMI time is . the forest. This morning the famous liendoti• doer will ; int turned out, us F.4 . rtikam iC?trtinou. laii fi e Yesterday merging 14s MIaIiSTV, the DelripoT , YORK, KENT, CAMBIUMS, and C1711011:84AMbp Princesses Aussagn.asaSeemtio 4 took an aisisig - - • in Windsor Grcat fork .till t weirs v ' elock.. The Reyal Party will likcoeipinied by "alai Anise* and St. Her.zaHsi . Lady Coriatn,' Count MO st en, Generakollesvair, Ft22lloi, and Gwast es, and Col. TAYLOR. 'lir'' . A . •• / Yesterday the relawait iratit; vacs of YORK, CIA tiENCE SUSS , CIMPICRIAND ) and KENT, arrived it r iadlor. IM 'llw Prince oflVatca lvfe :Windsor at one o'clOck. Yesterday being Pripeiess 1 1111imite, the ssina w a s observed, and kept at'adie Palate. Her Royal Highness received I,ite'fiit4fscr ituyal Brothers. . ..• His Itoyak,Highness the Prince of WALEs en. tertakted It select party of Nubility at dinner, yes.; terday, Carlton-House. Thu Punka Ambassador is tibial to *alto the tour 'of England ; in order tv• Slew •the 41trerent manufactories. Earl Fyn wt sums gays a wend slimiest, 4 1 day, co. the Oacerl , of the rutih at hit house in Gresietsoc-ituare. Earl 'tad A:misdeed Cuosasualsassnr 4 treat retarn to tuwii; ant"'l t helday, ffrAM, Ditton. • Lord 1 .. wgata r .l , red ys.ccsda Be ''- . lfinied to et: TVccty' from contines 4r: _ It. seri CO% stateut very tittle hopes croeriicrt l aided of{ ier r aiteal.l . „ Lady CHARLES BENT, NCl‘, AIrS s .JOALK 2glu e . Mr. and Mrs. YApcoast, Mr. ixertoillel Mr: Bc.ONT, and Mitjur KIWTHR.CITy. • leftstown,, yesterday, fr Themes 4)4%44, 442 se 1 4.4 f. Elle! CROLIIIONDCIAY, to join, aSeelblegel of Nuligity, who rolost4 ; tbreo444,le4ibabee.the i anniversary of herLadyship'camisliogpitley..... , . Sir %V s. Guise is making coesiderable:ogrieul4 lurid improvements at his seat. of. Hypo& count in Gloucestershire, by. land.draioiagoind has4lol troduced a sheet of water in front atoeluse Au. mattsioo with the happiest elect. . 't w Lord VALINTI A it preparing for a everrige -up the Mediterranean, for the benefit of hip haelthi if We have great pleasure in statinglfhatllt.'ll,iiin ass, the principal Proprietor of Coveat-Gardli . Theatre, is almost perfectly restored to health 11X' his excursion to Bath. Covent-Garden nortato 4iPatap The hulled before tbecortlitt is' tositildibiin t alteration ' partici tarry !he s fre r n%atiii ,6l 4 .- f4 7 iita purpose of rendering the actors mord audigleli the A adionoe. The private buses, according)49 stipulatioor are to be opened' which will be a /Olaf improvement, exclusive of the accommodation elltki will afford to the Nblia •. The 0. P. contest at the beginning of thollw, atrical season, and Piccadilly' Polities stout - 111 e middle of it, hate hitherto so much occupied StiV. ' attention of the London Public, that nut one word of lamentation is heard,' though both Th at sera seem likely to close, without having prodtutd any approved Play, or ace new . Performer of etnia. aence. • Dr. Cook.—The .anniversary meting of the Gentlemen who received their musical education. under the late celebrated Dr. Cook, took place yesterday at Westminster-Abbey, to perform qty afternoon service. Thu anthem was the whole of, • the 1334 Psalm, set by Dr. Coos, in which a 4pu, Opportunity was given for Mr Ban LiK bt, display Ms compass once, ta!te, and iciellcift et it did to Mr. Gust, And one of, the yosoit 440. tlemcn of the Choir.. M. cogs, the aota:n4 the late Doctor, presided at 7 14-0• The ewe / l o f t and choir were extremely .woll lilttitt will' pelt -1 eons of distinction and aniateurik t vT,h,11.4*.; 1 1 4FIl VANDICIINICULZU rcad . th4 service. Art* tte ser vice, the Gentlemen siljunrited4OlNCEldg Aft, Tavern, New Palace-yard s . or 'sumptuous dinner, at whtt • presided. • * *. ." ~.,: ~ , Tip SIR rieda GIRDS, itifiGHT, asceampue•iit Tht4l..firi or leatairsts, Arran. 4• 1 ;1:0 i n , ~ Nalrytts4llll4L.' *t. '4:41 •4 4 4 . •,• A 1! tvismi, ';; •"" 611111 0. 1 " . . , , Arlibtrial l'', 4 ! , Stg,;pr i Mt,iii . ninr4ed, attention,' I fliasolloyintie t Chaf Cit i 4. . ec tit) i fiiiien t hull s rY .oil " 're t e ll : : r e j o u t t somva ti" PNlCe ialr! i tivie ll.ll6ftl iillty. r . . ornduct in breaking ao vtindvws-.• E .11,0 c 4 , . ... Q uick-40 4 u and Guild-halt no one cue dlifend ; ;mil their wattle's attack on the Mansion-buleseibc.. cause you were there, most be cotidenstied byteery 1 111iiikitfcrifvol. Apt, s,Si r , whams you asked wityliou 1 legrat ig. t o f Ir.t4AlUpattli julliti4l capacity, and allay end the .abottur;plp you customised, poseeseed of alvOitiripperygrAit„ Alsosi) of the melt,. timid ,bayeFn.skel l i 4, thought yoga gaits u. writing con , ccptietiA, tic moti ve , and pretended ignorant •of r„tt ctulacjohi attired you it, the face , and which .prose qd Oat agitation and pain of 'which • you i tai ctitit tiO. „Yoe,. Sir, were chosen Recuttlet of ,per it,y fit' ,yeor. apparent independent •peittei. tfr i 1094. oc your rattly protection of the liberty Alin c suldpct in the tiefeuce bf Hardy, T h orne gpoke, 44. since.which you bare• visited our city 4,. number luf, yea{ tiering wiiieh time- your ee. ,ception was markc4, N with becoming respect and attention ;", b ast Olpta..ihe Astorncy. General pro. . egetted .te, .pctsos,lticit, we thought an encroach ment un tot} sly of the prople, Soil when ho became a i delintder of proceedings, fur which, as Recorder of Hrist9l, he would indict the puiiiit. , meat of the 1aw0n'..1114% poor stirring misguitltd prisoner, ou r miuds. recoiled at such conduct, mid last year OM' parked with tokens of our disap probation,. sne4t.,lken your conduct, has . nesnied tp .441Peben, not. 'Waage. rue ..tilition; alid 70tIt MOO TOW V% (*I Walcheren :capedition, 1164 .PAT: Padues oh, toe aontuiltemst• of- Sw F. Zt:147,, (a man : whit, withUut the expectation of er pension, .ndronntea s i .nitb the risk of his `lif l i and fortune, ,tholiberty of. the people) have goised (lc indignation, and caused thatilegree of contempt which was evittectbby•the hatter order, and which broke gut in acts ef. open .violence in the mob. Whyati,r o did you ask .the cause of this evident,disrespoot t and at seeks thetas this ? could notyothrtgitegipa furnish pit% isle i reply ? —could net, si thinrcctillection of year respectful recejdion fog,44iaet,fototeen yeses itt(pentieu that nothing ,bntaufgt f iewn conducti alight:4oe preaueed.it,?..--whq is.it that • that occurs ter , she glint , of 0U11t04,4411X4344,4(••e5t Wellt,abittlhow b, 11.10-147‘01. iP , r!Agirviit you meat suppesii tile 0 0 1 ) 1‘ C;I i ' SristiO 9 1 0.dp441 yeast . meet have dote wron&---Whet,means t Sir, de an ignorant Ito- . Pulace take to e f tproxi their fertilely! on thecendelet .of all gohlic man nu seeing them v WM 'by hems oehkeses?.: 7 4nd.let. ins ask you t if they bad poe.iid your entrance with ,slieuts -of hems I Gidas• for ,evert no quisurrt : tyllietbcs:yeis world taps hate coustrue : d tt littodgmks i oto.kntilic oppteshallon.siu your ccindaetufArroa,amy4irsaJta.) , ..., ..,it Ak, tier, Hire's * reb-....thi1=7‘10 questions ralti ilitt this • riot take •pl i raid had they in TlOW•mur• is their .peel coasered;*_ Hear the answer of a. plain man, who then tat in your preschci, I ,:,:sit.ttiek• place Imeasse the At. 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