The Statesman. — London, England, 1813-02-11 00:00:00

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A Lisbon Mail arrived this morning, with Papers 3ti ins..ant, from which we hare taken the fol. in; extracts :- I,lsuJs, FES. C.—Vie soon expect to beat of the e.:i:1; of a campaign, which is expect ed to be short, and decisive, • Yes:erday the hot,har brigadearriired he aj m esty's • , his M ship this heard of is vessel driven pn shore, abOut . miles the westward of Portland; but on our arriving at the ~apot, she was totally 'gone to pieces, and I am sorry to add,..all on board had perished. She is supposed o be a foreign brig in ballast, and built of fie, but :. 4.1 lie part of either cargo or vessel here come on shore, , . nor any papers or other articles, by which. we can . ascertain her name. Three dead bodies have bee' washed on shore ; they appear to he foreign seamen. 'The Chesterfield packet, bound'-.from hence foe 'Guernsey and Jersey, with a Mail, has returned .without landing it, she having fallen in with a French lugger priiateer near Alderney ; and ex. changed 'severatshot. ~ The ptivatect steered for the i',French oast, and the ivecket for this putt." A` French lugger privateer was seen from Portland Ilde morn ing. • _, :. .- . _.7'l44fitOS• ' ,:. . i .O !,- • ' •;.Welliow-- ', -.. •. . Dattelt•LAWC.-tact night .4 new voila! farce, ,: called The Absent Apahecar*, was brought out -.: at this Theatre ; and after a fair, full, and. patient' '''''' hearing, was most unequivocally denew,ti, to use the • ' language of the Theatre. We regret that inch *is its fate, not on account of any Intrinsic merit t hat.it ' , possessed, for it was .devoid of any thing like merit, , but because we understand it to have come fir the '. ". pen of a Mr. Ssairre, one of the duthors;,orrhe .4 : ; Rejected Addre s ses; and from the rementtirmice of . • the pleasure derived from a perus a l of that excellent '' , . • - I lialeNvork e we should have cheerfully and gratefully . Yesterday the Patrice Rye ENT hid(' • Court at., witnessed au increase a success in a subsequent pro. Carlton House. Soon after two o'clock, his Royal : duction. There were somesongs, but the one which Highness held a Privy Council for pricking for the I gave the greatest satisfaction was sung by Mr. BA:4* Sheriffs for the ensuing year, which was attended ty,i- NISTEIt, and 'consisted of pule: on the names of our most of the Cabinet :linisters.. • 1 t.::!iprent Newspapers, observing that the Courier Yesterday the C:l l .iiiiet • Mivisterm dined with the I was slew in coming-that the D.ll did nct appear Earl of HA attows y, at his he t!sc in Grosvenor-square,.; before Nizht-:-end that the , Pilot had lost his rctiyl Yesterday a Court of Directors 'was held at thii , This was encored.--'the Performers, we ought to Dist India House, when the following Captains worn say, did the utmast. After the certain had dropped, sworn into the comre-tad of their respective ships,' the audience continued for near a quarter of an hotte viz. :- lalling fpr the Manager, and at last ?eft.-11,A•retemp ' Capt. Charles GOA .i v i si of t h e William Pitt; and W - Btkineir : apeeared, and addressed the Ileum to the follOwitig s . of the lalarchionme 7 Exeter-ft,r Ceylon and lim t ri. a :- . . . Capt. A. F. n.. whoa!), of the Carnatic ; and Capt. I Oa J. Mor. . effect •--- • ray. of Lk Deets ..aire-for Bengal direct. , ! ', Lanus atep chrsnotilit,-I iVaaabsent in another part of Captain ii> aicr, of, took leave • the !louse, or. believe me, I wield hay- attended you sooner. of the Court 'previous to wine niterationl Loud crtese• A%ru .. 4 1 litnlitoti Sll -Ladles 284 Bengal. . . , I Gentlemen-The r'roprietors of this littmtre arc not de:tr. ti{ of deliarti"i flh Ma dras awl :-Clippiousey.)-1 cannot be insensible to yonr_votce. Aber , ropeatiogany thier,:_ that ,ntay . 1* oiPaex ima r z i S on; 4 From , !ie sebsequent extract from, the Cadiz lie • , . tu y chezv i r p a e tz4d wi s tle o hrteri t of t tR, Ollt Irr p pe n ateeived ors Tuesday ' , , it. swears . t!....t _the. Re;l Or ol ° atritTot: . gouty :as appointed a pram' af the 4pattish ;lent- •-i yon oud and c onti t num , . e 7 1 iiirZ I rrediriii r Ht f. not worth rid Mol t to attend Lord Welliegton, and that to • • angualtaititTtreufdantdoGe!ann ni egr. - m!V r„subfft 1:. to Yen 1 all ratton l -[-' o antrtuttsand them all. the communications from the different cuot io u edgerris o f • g0. e 7.) • -e . ..R. . armies are to be addressed ; .while, on the other ' Mr. Raymond then.bowed, and. retired. • hand, all orders Motive. to the armies are to enia.. . . . nate from tils.l. 4 ordship, throegh the channel of the • cikeicief:cattritst.-rMrs. • Jortisni apt:mixed last Spanish Staff near his person :- .. night •attr - Ololante,' in that blest of Mrs: Cent * • ru.si.itAl. ORDIF.,R,S. . ':,1.1f nelaCtUnedies, 77seWorttler. 'Her reception was 44 - PADIX, thy. 17.-As aSeetidn of the Gettero,l i Ott,* hiestqlatteriot kind, [the. plaudits and ‘ other Sters . ivith the second Chief of tbstOisnli t ts low the Dnke ,of Ciudad Itodrigo,, the n ag#titl h as „sprightl fil •'.r., 44 - 1 encoorar ments continuing for; a long time. ' Her • fi rmer - of. acting,this intere,sting part, put deteeirssieed . Ott . the particular Staffs' Of . !it' armies f'..l in am / V Si s . ti sr4 oboit I ti th sicibes days. shall Oarioni t 4,09 said . S ection all the accriii!ik,te.: 1 p . . LT e Wolf bald' thia inttnitable,actiesi a Complitisent • istrii; end statements , which they' used to "'tangent 1,: f Astiotion at welt a?' ty'amdierreedii l ;-41 ,4 5tt the to tko•Cseneral Staff. On the other hoed; elf Ordeie end ot, the play iihe aavancp4 en the stage', Vigthe 1 aupdispositions relative to the armies to.imankto curtail' was Mat to fate s :In as to le...•tir her milinf the frete,:4he Duke of Ciudad Rodrigo, through tr perfqrnters in vii3*, e iill . the ,ititil again pail, arid re. chaena of the Section of the General S'aff oar i ceiied, MAW congrainlatieni, when, en her re. person. I tiring, the ce r tain. rose again, perpotely fnt the . rest • 66 They shall be obeyed by all Generia of , and other.the trt icto to make their obeisance, or co'mpti. military Commanders, as if they proceeded directly ' wen t of cone. . from the Government ; and those Officers shell cur- 1 •T he Douse wee full from the commentethent of respond with the said Section, on all matters within to --v-z.• F ury. the province of the General Sta ff . ' The Seetion of * •': ! - " 6 "" * ' _LL. ... the latter, remaining at the seat of GOvernment, shall 'The Pima garb audiences to the Earl' - 40 'Mit.' carry on its topographical labours, the collection Of] SOWIT, t . .hi ' ' Lotti - Cuasteti.Loal • Vigconut 'IAD maps, etc." _ . - • •. , . morn, the Earl of LIVOTUOT. Viscount etc, The Cortes have also issued a Decree , dated Jan. 6, ' REA ii I . I, • • 'Earl "td, u Lot Atit,. an d Viscount in es.v tir,s. 1813, for the purpose of rendering more efficient the ! G SHAKSPerE, that "obaerver of men and things, powers of the Commaridei!S of Armies, and prevent- I ! says, that ' to strike .germ . dead, there knothiug lag them from clashing with those of the Civil Go . like a large reckoning in a. little room." Tfow, the vernors of Provinces, and Municipal Councils.- • ' . The following are the principal . provisions of this bill, or ex ace for the last year, taken aceordiog Decree :- . lto Mr. Thews., anti Confirmed, of every Man's • . Ist. The Regency is authorized to appoint the ! I taxes and Privations was one hundred and light Conimitriders in Chief of the Armies of :Operation millions! O . f them, if one-half rent open glory, useful glory in foreign fields, which we would we . Captains-Geueral of the Provinces compreheridec ! could say, then one-fifth, probably more than one. within the line of operation assigned to each army • fourth, must be calculated as lost merely by the 2d. In each province the Civil Governor and Mu- course of axan chee ! nipal Councils, shall obey the orders of t h e i r respec- i five Military Commanders in Chief, in matters vela--I 'ln the curiosities of this year's expenflitures phis, tire to the service of the armed , force: in 'other Annum iWirobiles for experice) will be found, no matters, the Civil Magistrates shelf:be free 4 4 • uti ., l more than 20,0001. sterling for 44sy EXPENCES i and controlled, . . •! no more thau 11,0001. for the Sheriffs, on convic... 3d. The Cemniander-in-Chief shill 4.4400,iiihh, i lions '..-.-We should wish to know how much has been , t h orn e a ct s , • as weu as those of ,oficrs acting expended on secret serz..icer, as also what application for th eir orders. -- • ' ; ~ iis made of the interest arising from , the bro i l s o f Af t . under , ~ 4th. There sliall be Intentinnts-Genititi atteehttV ingrimiginoneY in the Bank of England. That Drolt to each army, .whose power .shall extepd 9Te il l ui the • to baneful to England's peace ! provinces within the line of the operelioni - bf each I . Mts. SIDI?ONS last night delighted a numerous and army ; and the Regency_ shall sti t, m 4 j o t h e Cotes, i braliaut assembly, by reading. at the Argyll R.ooms, a plan of the offices of accauuts to he establishid l the Play of Macbeth. It was a high intellktuAl treat, endep - the said Intendants. ' .' . . and Riled the further recommendation of heneketsce t h. . i i fil it.„ ls „; gmui t o fere ; ,es it was done„ most humanely, for the bette fi t of - Csteitar . ~,~ 1 - 7igri .-.. . .1 i• . , • • l . • I .. , . r . . • ' ' I II E,•STArI'AN „ -... T ASM.: I matter thrown out, if at neri4ool444,,irr. ' : The pari•ii!static.browi liotiressims T l y -- Priim - , --Nam .ffrifttlipsiltiii.^.4~..wilp,pt tt eirhildlio l l WAS WlWegailliAiltp tiliStithiht t thti koryitleileattottiOti spoilt 4 . iitif 7410, 1 1 jou,. . :A..1? ',.. ',.iwili- ' ' ''' • 1 ''.•ta.,'Sh . ;.. inse might merry again, ittl , ll*•t ilike 0•04 Ustigiveef -ssititeßAtaillioskip 4011014,1 cit o tto o er TIiA , L, Fgs.Ao.—Tha arvogs4llo ;inbred ;NW! ;laud have* suffered enittigc *id: SIN Sifiting..iiiits of France, frOpptilstgllo tiogi lk alse &lir' (a "Y If_ i tOtt r ni i a.... Nl,..ati'fratft' an I "aa* initallialet n h under a cruel war; wit"hos io ns 444 . iiikermi. h o il t h ey;, :it ,i,44" Aft douttiodialo,thip•qe!prO.,!tre'vgikd'ai;°the j/Weeittke ,sittiA ; • 1 . 4, , 4; .' _ • the apprehensions of tf illtigitiii4olit; ~tlii informed theirisriffilutret4ionehs'loeusiikee 014esi of ' Po2l4lmOovn, rco; ',la—Amtrak Mg Valliselt,illy: : livid yesferday, are th e • Fi4 64; from Mg:afore.; : don to the throne; for bat'llbtii - Cosoler: say .barriers and theatres• bah shut s and diugh;.. Niter, itousteifrom Penn.& and the 124 n ap °radio, it will (and it will eiy 'itsytliftits sii ‘ ii this. tars of the soldiers•who perished-'its' Russia being g palpates), the world' will , iait tni, live, but shot, whil e eirquirt for n e ws hr th eir kishands and from LYMOUTH Gibraltar. . s Fiß. fge••4 11111110 in the Groltolet gee. A , . here is a lurkiii, lingering 14 0tialltigg do es father', at the bureau"' of the War„ Minister I They P, , with transpotis; from. Contains; sod thit ' .... sidinus and ambiguous tiqe 'bet . ' sred-ou the are infarititiatsOthat Bzwismtnotapstsapped a pistol br lff , ess CuisborrE of IvaLor• . thgti got; let IloxiirsliTis, but burning the priming, it tau only Wi:ardig" .. brigt frail a craile • at• *present, Into the consixterlitiorrof the Oa. " •s flash in ;the pan ." They smile alio at one,of our • WEIMOUTU, IE2. 9.—Early this miming IN . _heard of a vessel driven pn shore, about six miles to in such ma fore *thb the l'itttce of England enough with succession what it serving pal that there the insidif auter'i at•present„ into the com _ qua. -.a flash pan. They b. •lity of rind in The Princess for goVertilitg I great and profound logicians,. who, endeavouring to remove high-spirited people; much less :shill, we allude to the incredulity of :bis. opponent iri not admitting as ithe many injurious and improbable stories whi s spered ; facts the most improbable of stories, asks s.blin, concerning her : the unhappy condition of her Royal'' whether he can doubt the -well-authenticated facts Parents, in- some degree, opened the, way to their of th., sanguinary French, in 'the time of the Be getting abroad, and render her aireetionate Mother• ♦olutioo, roasting alive the children of the French a personage of the tenderest sympathy... Oh R o yal Noblesse, and drinking ma!edictory sentiments Highness might say, almost in the words 'of sitatt. against Kings, in •Ihe blood of the distinguished of SPE.kit, She is here in double trust; first, as lam j the aristocracy, &c. &c. How. such conduct can her kinsman and her spouse, &c. &c. render the object . of this dreadful war, more easily " - attainable we are unable to discover ; we may, in- Theintended motion of Sir F. Buaorturitivaugh in - no degvee s'eggestea by this occurrenee,besomes now deed, account for some of the addition's to,. and im more important and more necessary every day.' It provements en, our modern Plutarchs by the profit will, we hope and trust, stop the futOter indieoseed they yield the' inventors, though they should not monufactuiing it Windsor, of a new, and hitherto raise-the nation's character for probity. ojaheard.of,- British intoxicate( ThelaPtass' a4stomo b itppy .. cor i eur . took tiloco, waddled The Catharine, c RAI", cartel, arrived at •Liverpool till •n Tuesday last , from New: York , from whence ehs ; but, if rumen" , is not in- and We have a report, here of ojt. - very lime . . polt ,ia;eee haviog fallen in With two la r g e American e rror, .she has no objection to taking a fkr lesions , sailed on the 17th of January. All tl le t tetti riper, brought by this vessel, and received this tnOi l l• :is. one of which was sunk, and the o ther taken. : now and then. Her -- D 44, ESTE has aleays considered N. JAN. 9.9.—They write from Mtulrid , e n- - and called the study of politics Greek to her ; .but theiring at the General Post Office were, immediately ohLtsßO - the 11th, , 1100: arrival, forwarded to the Transport Office, by date of the 14th instant, th at on hie great Preceptor will tell her, probably, that Dean order of _„ 1.; r !? neh had set out for Franc), in addition to those .. M FatELINO, Secretary to the Post Office. '' !env? did not resolve to . tetra Greek till he was bew v •hich, durii 7; the two recedin4 days, had proceeded .We are, is consequence of this extrittirdinary mea ntween sixty aid . seventy y ears of age. There are, ' sere, . unable to lay before our Readers any of the • i the same destination. On t he itth, ,„7"Y 4w. : at all events, obsequious people enough about her I NA es arrir in that city from Toledo. t ne escortold ntelligence brought by the above cartel, and which, yid Person to tell her that she is not too to art, that 1'2,000 mon are to pass through the ca.. . A new , A d ONSTELLAEIQN, , I. ! and at the present conjuncture, may be.highly interesting r ,91. Elloecinsdn'c troeps were, on the same even..l4 however ' i ‘ '" iMportant. il plain wilrbeSeen in the Outer . of 'Rake; without 1 i r , in Ports.7o de Aranjilez, where they made two:Hcitscstri's large telescope ; and in all probability 1: :le men prisoners. Ou the 13th, it was reported,' . IWill surpass, eitit to the naked eye, the Georgian .t. 5; inish cavalry in Villa 4a Tomeloso had had a . iSidas in brilliancy and attractran., What all these ;stn are encounter with the French, and that the •Iremarkabli appearances in our hemisphere betoken, 1.. /Omen who had marched towards Valencia, had I li it will requires profound Statesman to forete : for sitrorMerl t' Qiintanal (la la Orden. ourselnps we can only say, that Witirout being either- On the 14th, , General Droubit marched, with 150 t professed astronomers Or. astrologers, we will not gem d'armes, for Arganda ; it is said that Joseph 1$ ' . lose . sight of them, •tioir fail to trace their course:. ~ to set omit for Guatialaxara ; and tr.lt the Frenc h To revert to thersetjeot of the letter, which has fren Castilo and Leao•have recc.‘ired orders tb Unite : (whether wisely Or not tithe will shew) been laid be. r, Baran.i O'Farrel and Urquejo have fallen under ' - tore the public eye, it twsk, as we are well assured,. l Jls-ph's displeasure. S-ult continues in Toledo, the following course : occupying himself with destroying the best build. I It . was transmitted, on the 14th ult. to Lord Li legs ; and in collecing, by means of flying columns, : vserooL and Lord Smolt, seated, by Lady CUAtt thicOntributiOn with which he has oppressed the un- : TOTTE CAMPBELL; as Lady in Waiting for the thonth, fortunate towns.. ' " ! expressing her Royal Highness's pleasure that it Szeuezts, DAs:. ilt.—We are assured that 10,010; should be presented to the Pemba Raeattv ; and Trench, wltis competent artillery, are marching to. there was air open eery for Weir pitrusid. - - ' • - warc:,Cuenca, taking with them the garrisons which On the 15th„the Rail of Ltvenenotipreeented his they Lici in Mora, Orris, and Arsofin. The Cale-, Compliments , to Lady 'Cm smarm Gattratia, and re tritva regiment of cavalry lately had an encounter ; turned the leafs,. vuopened, as we have stated. with the enemy, who had arrived at Benosar. On We 16t1i,, it was returned by Cady NAB GRAND°, JAN. 4.—There Is now no doubt-but : lova, inttcaatiug,llutt as it contained matter of im wbat the French will evacuate Valencia, pouring portance to the State, she relied on their laying it :en i., in their wrath, the utmost excess of their 4 berore his Royal Highness. It was again returned :pity. The plundering of the city lasted 'lv°, aili unopened, with' ther—Earl of Lrettrooes compli ys; in their greediness for plunder they di d not . manta to t„._, *Amy ABLOTTE I saying, that the Prince en leave the i e habitants their clothes; they de. ' 1 saw do *non to'depart from his determination. rued the furniture, the ornaments of the churches, On the 17th, it was returned in the same way by -sc.; but even all this will not bear a comparison., command of her Royal Highness, expredsing her con ith what they practised at Alcoy, whose unfortu fidence, tinit i the ttto NoVe Lords woald, not take tie citizens eitoessed the destruction of their excel- upon-themselves the responsibility of not commuei mt nanifactories. All was destroyed—burned or . cating the letter to his Royal tligimess, and that she ctiered useless. shoul d not be the only subject in the Empire, whose • sawe cm ee--' , America—that quart --e er which one of the feet of Petition was not to'be pectuitted to reach the Throne: ~ , ur cowmercial globe has long been supported, and T o this an anslrfr Was gifea, that ,the contests of it had been f work kwown to the rvingg, !A , ; , ; ught still to rest, attracts, aid ever will attract, our : -si etizl notice ; we therefere pubtisit the comp-: On the 19th, her Royal Highpesa direeted a letter to e .irmidence between the American secretary of State ' addresse dt°be to the to Noble Lord * I' desiring -• e Sir J. B. WANnEN, relatite to twelve Briti s h know, whether it• had been made knostihto his Royal lifilatess, by being read to him, and . le know hit ."1"1.?1. using SPIZCti as hostages, r n account of sit ,•; te d Auserkao sailers .(Americans prhbalq by pleasure thereon. No answer was given to this letter, and therefore '.., ,rutizati,:n orb) about to be tried in Jamaica for lip.h Treason. We are glad we lave so prodetit, as on the 26th she directed a letter to be- written, ex ell as sc. brave, a Coturonder vin that high naval • pressipg her surprise, that no answer. ki Ile e n given • , . tinier, who is desirous of carrying on ci e war, if it to her application for a whole week.. `zust be conTiflorri, without wounding the feelings of To this an answer wee received,. addressed to the `ennani'y more than needful, in an instance where Princess, stating, that in consequence of her Royal !!ivy ate more fei;!iney alive than in any other of the Highness's demand her litter bad been read to the iind. , Paint REGENT on the2Oth, but that he had not been Ipleased to express his pleasure thereon. Here the Correspondence was closed—and some days after this copies of the letter were in exaltation ; but it is not known frcita what quarter they ori ginated, war lb are crud, but the brave L v wetly, it.IA 6el.ght 11) NOM." The Letter of the Princess of WALES, which we puhlisited iu yl zlerday's STATLSNIAN, has communte cated, like n ild•fira, a viisation to the public mind, as far as it has ;lad tiers to go. Yet this first cornmst.. nication can only he considered the key-note t or symphony, to a mole elaborate composition. IL . * entire pit-ce should et.d discord rather than hor many, and which; indeed, we fear will be the cos% the blameable persons will be those who, conceited pratings, provoked the measure. Courier audaciously calumniated the Opposition a body, as having long made it their•study dissension between the father and the child , groundless accusation necessarily *fouled indignation of every person to characterised a proper and necessary'justificatiou occasioned alatiflerous viper to spit his further venom, signaling the Princess CHARLOTTE of W Presvmptive Heir to the Throne. We will uncharitable as to impute to the writer . all ' quality la the intention which might istirl,o I • Every philosophic mind in tltetrnited Kingdom, and every lover of Liberty of Conscience, must be pleased to see the steady and temperate conduct-pur sued by the Catholics of both kingdoms. The Re.: solutions come to on TO•sday 'kat :by 'the English thlk '~ t =,. 10 •r - ... i, by their ' fplatholics, at the house of . the first Earl in 'Lug- I Siit `vas on n _.IOIIC aumaucip Iva Lim ...r...• ... bth• The Government shall -ossign.upti tl?e reeeh ; , . ire. The I land; do bonitos . to the Noble . Lord who pre- : 'nue of the provinces within. the"boanglarles bf each I Mrg#G 4 *e r • i ' - .• t,,i osition in sidid' on" the ooca.ssion ;.and as the ;motto, of the; army, faith adequate tot hit maletkiNike;Of l's jiette,_l l .• ‘ , reeei'r e ed, it Somaita. from Guadeloupe •4 1. ly to sow latter as s u r es us that he will be 66 'loyal to the . eo d ; same ; .pioviding for it with qter,. di! ' -. j ...4 . .eipa . tit, t h at, your 1 . 010 been so scarce in that island, as • f' 'tp I if * g ra ' • - . tip ~ . . Id ; which of his life" so does that of the former Nu r 4 ~.t ik it ! p eretine Shall pr . uve ; iitsb . illcietst,', .! - .‘• _' . ., l •' .„--- -..' la he telitolt at 40 dollars per barrel, • ...41 ditteretices between the Algerines and the . f 1., . Oth., With this 'IOW tre3 ReOligy r lestnediattly used the AMA the object so ratiotially . sfagl# fpt, is; net. , iiir A _, A , ~_ it A „, l , rt - : es of t b e i.d .: paniards • have been adjusted in the snosksatisfectoty - - I 1 .• ~; .. mere th e Coates ail OS Maw. - rd; and by accomplished . Ord craccomplit). e. The DrOg . e.: e sullies, and a statement 041.0 tikee e tt.t,si 101111 wfitt:' - • . , , I. stoned the tatholio Meeting also has attrieted. pirrticular notiCe resolute witliin.the biiiiiidaries ottiefr.- .* '.•••• I • if Is reporte4 that the ..VutOsamplon frigate, Capt. ~ , ; eliiio2..kate..:Y co,. is, lost owthe Jamaica stations but , m, by de. by their short, bat plain ittivelotlesnivbothasto theirii .i. ..ll% The lutepdaolts 'kali be under ; the erd'era if the Davi - tetie-th liii•thetralPtoitt And veer Are iiived. • .... _. t • . 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