The Statesman. — London, England, 1810-09-05 00:00:00

Priontriron of Dm Syhistsmatt king !itti3tied that the most have and dishonest - 46k wan ., h iv e been used to obtain Subscribers to a Sew Evening Paper in Leaden, by repro. ;voting seri Paper to be either a branch of, or iab,titute for, Tar SrArgsstere ; and being informed that an A'ent is gone to .ingtAXD, w ith a view to extend the circulation of the slid New Paper, he takes this method to guard his Friends and Readers THE STATERMAN Wind an y imposition that nay be attempted to be practived woo them. Nadi, Doe. • 1.• • (14 .................... 1)1116611 0 .................. . VC aserfiird ..•...... . . ~.. . 1 0 ................... . LIA O O . - 4.1) .......... C ;IS 0.... ....... .• • • 1100rsinna . „ cif oi :r'• • ride 11-3—k. l l t)Ng (Et. LAIC* p e r cent. Rctl. MO; 13 Per OM. Coss. 67; 8 711 fimnium 1.4 tliy• Tap s I .4 I hi5..11,4 N. , . LON flfiN : WEIVIDDAY, csrumasit. 5, IMO. Tv/mules Gazette contain' a Letter from Captain WILLOUOOSY, of his Makin ship N e . fele, giving an account of one of the most splentli4 ex pl o its ever performed by human beings. It is like reading a reinsure, to read that Letter. Yet, the style is ant arrogant, or boasting. The Letter i s mo d e stly written, as this foot passage s hews- 46 N.( du I think an Officer or man of the party, except myself, had au anxious thought for the result of this unequal alTair.”— It is the chivalry of the deed, that throws an air of extravagance, and almost of fiction, over the scette.—Ah, unhappy people of ENGLAND, if yon ltiol the same soul and energy in your Cootie' Is tl.at you hal , in your FIALTs, if your Government were as wise as your tars are brave, you then might turn t h at mock derision of your enemy, which you assume to corer YOUR FLA RS ) into a real COO ICiOof I. Cut with all this waste of bravery, your Cot; Net Ls, and their• leaders, will sink you beneath the fuotstuol of the throne of your ENEMY, if you d not awake from your slumbers, and that milt speedily ! Vain will the ralom• of y sir 'LEFTS be, except to preserve from ridi ale the very recording of your name aid _devar 1.1 litsvolt Tire folloNii,tg appears ill the Public .Idvertiser, of N e w York, of the 31st J , ily Extract of a Letter. from New Chic's t) a Gentleman in Alexandria, dated :13th June—" A report has just readied town, amt i, very rectally believed, that tiir luliabitaatse4 We 4 Florida, con..poslog the Settlement or adottrouge and B.tousarah, have come to • determination to declare them sets 4 . , i.iderendent,ou the 4th of J and ask the protection of the Atuvricun Goverment." Tuts morning we received German Papers to the 26th ult. Thu Currespondetten of the 24th has tbe folloniqg " Powth an t A, AVG. !I.—Tits French troops that went to occupy Whanior and Rostock, arrived on the 17th. On their *ay they respected the territory of Swedish PO WM' May ships have been aciaed in oar Porta." The Extracts that *e have given from these Papers will be felled ..f sonic importance. King Joetnist (of Aaples) at length adknun ledg, s that he has lost one of his (Males. But who ever believed, even on the Continent, his itoiies about our brave seamen The Turkish Empire be.. - comes an interesting scene. We sec the Somme,s going to take the b(l4 against the revel , of himself and his iountry, after giving ail his private wealth to the public purse. We b.hold tlieGnasin Vizi lit and the MUM making a like offering of th . ..r property to the pubic exigencies. We see all this, and hear E iglaitil r. vile that Nation for its barba. visa anti ignorance! England, that is wasting away from its lust of gen, from its pining and nom un. fed lust : England, when will it be that your Minis.. ters ail, make gifts from their private purses to the public Treasury ? Or, even, when is it they will cease to plunder the exhausted coffers of tho State ? Will no example of ruin warn tido once.esteenied England, to flee from impending vengeance? Will no example of generbslty invite her to be also great ? Will she be content to falls, on. mindful of what she has been, and nneinulating the virtues she sees even in nations of inferior rank ? No doubt she will, if she contieue lung to endure the present system of things, for her mind and hart must (lady degenerate while it piglet... The Emperor A I.! xasni - n, it is said, is making &change in his Cabinet. It is fit he .should do so; • fur be is almost as near the brink of the - golph *s we are, and hrosgbt thither too by the same selfish and greedy policy I r -It will be seen, that N trOLko24 is about to male some change in the Government of the Valais, in Switzerland:' Ile will continue to change the face of the Continent, till lie has molded it into the ship that pleases Aini—aye, and of all Europe too, if .England not awake ! Ma. Pt sanest received dispatches yesterday by the Hornet, which left New York on the 3d of last month. An Officer on board states, that some late conciliating proporala of the French Minister at Waslthigton had produced an impression favourable to the purposes of France. The Iloriset hi ought over another Messenger for General A amvraoso, who iosoaedicsidly proceeded for Paris. ~ T ALatl4cs of South Spain. grow every lay Mere interesiinf. Our Readers will 61d in this. day's a veil- - ienportant document respecting die Ceram*, and 'outlier (altliough nut of such •noinent) respeciiog Guayana.. The latter acknow. Ages the authority of the R,egency in Old Spain, no doubt from pittiotie end generous motives; but the Careens; more wise, has taken the occasion of the diss•ilution of the orl Government of Spain, to re.tonviikr their own rights, and it is probable the foolish precipitancy of the corrupt . Provisional Go vernment at Calm will delve them • into JUDI:PEN. DevICE ! The Cies Cabinet seems to be imitating ours, 894 wiry tinstiCeessfoly. • A letter (roe Cadiz, Slated August 14, hart the. following passage:— " The !tope of the country rested in the Cortex, which the Regency promised to assemble in the beginning of August.— They have now deferred it by public notice until the suiddient September, ander pretence of gking time fur the arrival Of members ; but, in truth, to keep the power in their (Jen hrovils; Must prObAbly, if they can continue to impose on the people ‘ . they will &niter rotpone it " Tiict , dread of •Rgroam will keep both Cabinets front the. medicine, teat would cure the .respective disrasea of the two countries! . _, W. have received a copy of a Proclamation of the ARCHBISHOP and VICEROY f omtiteo; lasuidon the 24th of April last ; on %bleb daj the prociamii:: limes .addressed by josErn Bonar.inetto the Mexi ciins, and the instructions found in the possession of his rmissaritsi were publicly :tintasnittcd to the flai»e3 by the bands' of the Comiannexecutioier. It is very eloquent, ana concludes with a prayer to the Deity, to blast the designs of the oppressor of .pain, and an exhortation to the Mexican boom should the enemy attempt an invasion, to. imitate the conduct of the renowned Maccabees, by tsacti. (icing their lives f their G on, their religion s their and counlry. • THI, STATESNIAN. • • • • . * . -~..- ;GERMAN PAPERS. [ARRIVED TUIS DA T.] NAPLES, AUG. 6.—One of offer convoys has nn: fortunately fallen into the hand.: of the enemy. 1. vetsail'under the ordersof Lie ut. Toisvere, who hut . . . . four ships of war with him. His Majesty having received intelligence of the said important convoy being threatened by tkortienly, he ordered Captain Caravordo to meet it with his division, composed of six gen.boats. On tho 24th Illy, he fell in with. _ , the convoy', aod'orderell it to bring up off A mantes. under the protection of a battery. On the 25th of July the English attacked the convoy with a frigate 'and four other 0'44 of war. The being laved six holm. After one of our gen.boats had been sunk► and thereat had suslainod very considerable damage., they wereionspeliedto yield to the enemy supestir forme, After Csig: Waver'Jo had seek the rest of the vo‘boats, astrutooved his • Majesty's lig; he went oit . shine with tiltOoililr. The enemy thew leaded froth 7 lo•.lloasits t . d!eetion of the fire of his frig** vdtaAtailiy . .Yesitelest thenirives oldsters Of part *Oho po#voy r ostilmoropj: or sunk the rest. • • \ • • : This affair, -, wl§lo sUdetibledly is very newt's.. nate for us (nerertmetiteert), inasmuch as at has deprived us of nano* of the sib important convoys, which was indispensably "jemmy to copplete the armament destined for the invasion of Sicily, does, however, infinite credit to the Neapu4itan navy, which, althoit4h at could not withstand a' superior 1.•0 force, yet kept up with great gallantry pie unequal contest. But few men were kilkl or wounded on antral* end 00. prisoners were taken....(Corres. ponfiesst of August U.) AUGUR:RoII, *AI 041 i 16.-.. Thu Trianon Decree, of the 6th restmnt, - *tick permits the importation of. colonial prodoee is France, and at the same time raises the, duly, : *caeoot but Oroltire important *iterations in the course of trad and open a 'aide fidd to mercantile speculation. The said Decree Kai imm .diattly sent to Vienna, per estifette, es. cited a very litely sensation in that capital, and stronaly influenced the prico of the cotton of the Levant.- (The same Paper.) CONIIT%riTINOFLE ) JULY 14.—The Mufti bas sent al his plate to the Mint, in imitati in of the Grand Seignior and Grand Viskr. A cootribution of three millions of piastres has been imposed on the Greeks, Armenians, and Jews, residing in Turkey. At the entrance of the Seraglio four horse-tails as e w icing, as a sign that the Gtand Seignior is going t s t .kr• the kit —( /'he same Paper). Linu tus, Aug. 7.—Letters yesterday recciied •frons Marseilles state, that the English fleet, which cruising It Toulon, has been lately reinforced, aid consists at present of 18 sail of the line. An English line.of.battle ship and. two frigates are cruising in sight of. our port, and prevent all neutral ships from entering the same.—(Correspon. dent of August 24.) BANKS OP THE MAIN, AUG. 20;--Attarding to accounts received frotn Paris, Madame. Rerainier. Who was said-to have perished in ail late Condagra.; Lion, is Still living in the cOuntry, Whithei! she re. tired .alter the failure of her husband.-;-(Corretpon. dent of August 21.) • DORSTEN, AUG. 20.—We expect thatwe may, probably have the pleasure of seeingtreri the illus trious Sovereign of France, on Itis way to Amster dam ; at least the horses uecessary for the journey.. of his Imperial Majesty are provit.ed- and at the neighbouring places ; and in consequenen.of a letter to M. ileltm•tn, the Prefect of the Arrois dissement, the preparations are makings here, itt case his Majesty shoold pass thitaugh this town. At Dusieldorifj . where the-Monate ! is expected. wit hilt a few lays, similar preparations arc making for his reception. . • • - • • 4WITZERLAND, AVAI. 11. T-When the Irapertil . French Resident at the Republic of Wait, - turned from Paris, he informed theCouneti of State, iri letters, the Einperai his Master had . found ,the Cosistitation of their Republic defective, and in. vised them immediately to send a D.tpotation to Paris. The Deputation arrived on the Otlcltt Nu. on !heir way to Pea'. Passeuno, Aug.. 14.--:Oar . Gazette speaks of another battle near Schamlh, of whitis welwaut die particulars.--(GoOrespnntleat. 21). To rag EDITOR su .11112; ,STAI'ES Mil V. . g m —Observing a paragraph lately in your Pi. per, stating that Piermosit, Broadstairs, so ccle_ bratrd daring thu life of the late Duchess of Devox. suss*, was about to he brought to the hammer, or Might previously be s fur 10,0001. I Leg, through the same medium, to contradict such statement, and to say, that sluice the death of the late reapurtahi,.. owner and only possessor, Mr. FORSYTH, SO coca s i v a has been inentionctl as the price, nor any dia. position to set' shown by Isis successor, whosit,t;o". sent occupies it. .1 am, Sir, , . Y sir very obeslient Servant, 64. Cornhill, Sept. 4. 181 u. WM. E Cut EU:HANGS, SEPT. ~ .i.—To.day large remaining supplies of • Wheat, partly Cf up, but mostly foreigil, soles estrenn hardly at the late redssetiiso ; Rye-almost buyers ; Barley and Milt start ell at Beans , e t t he ;no kinl4, likewhe again a filling ; New Grey as are in ittiddliti4 eopply i and vcartelf . quotation ; Fl..ur this %telt cheaper,-! sack. when', - 88,.. Mb. Tiet Ream. V* ditto -- - 106... 11)t11. Rye, , SS4. 44.. Poi. S& • • • 941§. Nviter tint' 70.. 761.. R4po !eea - W. Pens( Hoilera) 3 2 1 , Fi ne Fl our r t;le% - - 54. 'Seconds Seine s -, -;~.~ 7:" -- "" IKITERING PL4C•:S. _ Syr.' S. The dispute higt.weto the Officers of the Smiling Militia• and Mr. IA 814, the Mn er of the ei•t-r. mouses Was been ao.icably adjo.tetl, much to the satisfaction of a:1 thi pat:tics concerned. 'l'hu *hove fracas 1•41 fo a chilli. , " Di'llweilt 6 1 " • ll tt and a Mi. I). of L. onion. NOfitith. standing the iiityrposite.po or OK friends of the par- . (Si", a duel W4Seppreitentlel Happily lie Atter:46re was settled a i !hos t bloodshe' ; Mr. 11. tog • a public apology for haring Said that'lr. D. was no • Ventlem.en. By that pleasing urhaitity of manniiinhieh rein. stoutly tlistitiguialii.a Colour! ittisitiAti 4 bright example has he.leart to the whole NI C•Jrp: how quartered. iu the tile of Thanes. ly in. the wet-h o next ensuing, thef,abore ogee( • /ill givi"a splavdml 841 to the Ladies Al KIONIA •9111.0011141. lipeakingnif lituat e situtild 1.01 outtk to Ova. non that hIY lalell.le d reinepisab meat 0; thy come rat of the 114.41.. es a source of oast. real ie c. 0, , .r I. eulatly aatung those individuals who are fittatate ul • burr bursa. The Masquerade, un F,iday niet, was attend, ol by uonard4 of 400 ersons. he rlairaek ! .es re se...n.g of tlinice for ?antsy; AhU prettatled until a l.tte• hour. Gtaa , )Nb's Cutieert, on Saturday night; wai ;mantel crowded; the Great liwon ....I Illegally crammed. The military bind alt oiled. A Bill SAM Airets at ltamagate, on Toelulay La*, htelo was attended by many lashtostabfes; Lady . TIVISA.N9,I,4sTIs..[, the family of the At , Woowok) Laterettauttir. Mrt,. 'NM,. LEY ) Lady t oNTN*, Laity C‘turie l and a lvug el cetera of other 'The. -widow of the late Mr. WILLIE''. WL1.4.1 the them' teal arrauonento. 41 lett). fuite ...atoll bib nut been vet, ,prosp•tutta; Mrs. PO* FAA. is among the Ours expected: . • 41••••• M . ,..••• it RuWG 1 it. The following are the arris.als [id is - A is t riisi to A ligusl 30: • Sir J. Ase t e., M. P. I.).dy an i Ai inter Autry, ME W. Fritts, Sir F. Staud.sit, filarr—ieneral Waller, Cal. Aitken. Uuw sit, l alit. itkr•s, R. N. Mr. and the three Alines I. Mr. Scutt, Mr. and Mrs. Somerville, Mr. W. Hun rei'airS. Hume, two Misses Waite, Mr. Tatlor. Mr. Arm...4,4e, rttr. and Airs. Duggan and tlorn, Mr. Picstun. lir: A. Campbell, Air. Woodholi.e. Capt. Roily, lt. N. Hail. Mr. Mead. Major Wils. u, Captain Terisden, Capt. Kent!, Mr. and Mrs. Distal, Mr. and Mrs. Morrell, Mr. and Mrs. Hats. mond. Mrs. ('ramp, Mr. B. to•ske, Mr. and airs. M.,ddiron, Mr. 4 combs, Mr. Rhodes, Mr. White, Mr. ilind. M•. Sahrr, Mr. Johason, Mr. Croshie, Mr. J. Crusbie; M. an. J..itiiings, Mrs. l'aylnr, Mr. and Mrs. Adam, Alia hair, IRev. Mr. and Mrs Wood, Mr. and Mrs. Ewer, Misr (iI:e" . • Mr. &Jail, ker. Mr. Smith, Mrs. Withers, Coluuel :ad RE:wrists); Mr. and Mini Hooper, Miss Trarnpor. Mr. W..0.h, Air. Butler, Rey. Dr. Mucauley„ Mr. and Mr,. Dukdos, Mr. and 'Miss Harrow, blr..akil Mrs. Smith, Rev. Mt. Filth, Mr. Bates, Mr. Jackson, Mrs. Place. Miss ifirallier. Mr. Stew art, Mix Mac Adam, Mr. Thompson, Mr:Mrs nal Min Salith, Mr. Allen, Mr. Win. Wilson, Mr. J. 'Wilson, - t.f. Fry, Mr... Holland, Mr. Warden. Mr. Mrs. acid two .Alin" won, - Mr. - and Mn. Al•Nislie, Mr. and( Ali a. ilattliew., Mrs. Beckwith, Mr. and Airs.Hi dley, Miss M. W dung; on, sirs Xt oily,. Miss Dawson, Miss Brown, Mr. llabKu, Mr. Witl.nott, MM. ilenciFlA, Midi :434.14 Miw Potter, Mr. Mrs. and Miss Firmadke r itr. Fellows, Air. Ward, Mr. Tata, Arc aisit two Meisel Spears', Mr. (ir titant, Mr, Rmutle, Mr. Frost, Mr. Mrs. Miss, and Mr. C. Cove-laud, Mr. and Mrs.. lie/ache)), Dr. Heitebil, • Maw Baldwin, Mrs. and •Al is*, Rimalsailupp, BIO•ston; Mr. ticks.a3, - .Mr. Iliad, Mr. Flower,,DlC,Cla• stage,' Mr: Buri.iashsw, Mr. Smilit, Mr. and 2111$. HO : Mr. u;ai• tan Misses A.'Leoll, Mr. Yrs. M ;se, and Mc. J. ..Clash, Mr. Mrs. Master, and four Misses, Walker, Miss Mays, Me. Jepildti; Mr. awl Mrs. Doakiri, NO. Batt s, Mr. Dear, Mr. illirsea, Mr. .14sps.in, Mr. *Omen, Mr.' Mrs. ;aid Worth, Mr. Hall ini, Mr. Cols.worih, Mr. Rawsna, Ml. Wtigbt, Mr. Robinson, Air. Webster, Mr. Harietn,use, - Bel. Lao Mr. Bate,sates, Miss Alarray,• Mr. S..under.au, Mr's. arid tw J Muses liroadiseads, - Mrs. Con per. Mr. Ldwards, Mr. lleatyv Mr. Clacison, Ali. Stierwoud, Mr. and .Mrs. Pear : son, hic..Mrs...aud Miss Priest, Mr. iind Mrs. Luau, Mr. 4nd Mrs. Seaton, Stevenson, Mr, uiAl Mrs. Darwin, Mr. and Mr. J. '4. Brawn; .11 . r. Henry. Mr. Daniel, Mr. John Richard ' 410ai•Mr..111e4,04 Mr.' Dancria„ Mr. Jam, Mr. Bunt.iay,&c. • SCAMBO t ROUGH, AUG. 30. This place W3S never known fu‘ier 'of eutn: . !any than at present, and.shoutd the fine weather coati. • nue, it way pi4bably remain full bClCroll weeks. Among the aFriv.ils of this week we notice— The Duke oritutland, the lino. Mr. Pierrepoitit, the Earl and Countess of Char-lemons and famili, Moe. Birusingbam,,Slr Matthew and Lady IlLikestun and family, Sir Thomas and Lady Fraakiand, Mr. 'Frankland, Mr, L. li risky, Mr.•and Mrs. Earn..haw, Rev. Mr. Brown, Cainain Lai ) , Captaia Preston, Mr. Dixon, Mr. Smite, Mr. Wl:khans', Cawhin Nlootsuom, Mr. and Mrs. Constable, Mr. and Mrs. mikauin, Mr. tiroughton, Captain Parkin, Mr. Paisuas,. Mr. Mrs. and Master Benson, Mr. Tate, Mr. liaworta, Mr. nal Mr. Jack.- urin and family, Mr. and Mrs. Meade and taunt , tote three i'-earms,. Mr. Ellis, Mr. Holden, Mu. Titchatae. Miss 'Bl , ltop,Mr;.and Mrs. C. Twislento, Mr. Ileatitme, Dr. Bel teethe, Miss W.dker, Mr. Mrs. and Miss 'soapy, Mr, —.. Shwa ts, Mr. Dro.Asbea, 1)r. Shops% ftev. lie. ch res , Temp?). Mr. Mr. S. and Rev. George Cook, Mr. Baltic, Mr. Fryer`, Mr. Jettkiuttre, Mr. Travis ( B!oloti), Mr. and Mrs. Gale, • Mr. and Miss G..riaad, Mr. Wilsuirt. two Miss Foga taynes, Mr. Broadbent and fantili, Mr. Mullen, Mr. Petch, Mr. !3. Smith, Mr. Malkin. Whittrubur , , Mr. Tyas and fir roi!y, Mr. Todd. (liwk). Mist thbetson. Mr. • and Mrs. s t atiter,misaloorgeolt, Mr. and Mils Hutton and faintly, PdiskPolliti#, Mrs. and the Mho Robertsnoto Mr. *id MTS. breeder Pati7l l Uaily: Mr. sod Mrs. Bartlett, Mrs. Mawasit.iter. Mr, and Mrs. Caplan, Mr. Barker, Mr. Leaf, Mc. Oelihted. raid' 'Harrigan, Mr. Willoughby, M. P. Mrs. mi.foody, Mr.•Couldanit, Mr. Smith, Mr. Withers, Sir d, Col. Whitford, Rev. T. Hunger ' -Ai, Mr. Hilisdatat , Mr. Master, Jepson, Mr. Fusser, Mrs. bison, Mr, and .ardley, ?Mr. Drat, irftea are-- . Maw Itnhertsrm. u.. 1 Mrs. Clarke, Mr. Hill, Mr. and Oh r . c iqtrib9ted icolleke in the *lt the evening -ON burst kik way to Low. Jobalialipt, Bart t .l.ieut, Col, Wsbod.ord, day there are lord. gr..aod two 4.ist,Ctapboxi. Mr. tOolsd ottliy thit new ,!.: kiss irsitkrrst Mr. I* Mrs. 4eptlso, ttreme Iteary ) 441,)_ ..,:.Alt• ko)oey, Mir. w bootie..., Mr. !tw i st w ith o ut 2 ,...9,,,,...,.., !r. FairOingtou. l i tr . . y., • ... . ...i . . .., . • t tart-prices ; . $••....-- .. whit e . ... A 14,110114 latecrarriAls at i lwatitt 1 touter; Oan __•licithiutd. C 114 .. 11 1 1 3r 4 Mr. Mr. and . r 0 ourisi .141 . 41 e.. b t , :z cr is r. um niThafrir . :loll , , lir. a fileillgii, Wila 1 op p, & ..teii 14)*. ' per. Min Fireottrs 8u,. 5 1k4 . Se__ _ . . - - --ON .t . , : Mg r GNoaraE MtottLisiltt, lobo I :I s % Apes. to tit, impttorevellt of A;ri o r -illi. Sli.'o4. ~ , ..., t, ~_ mpg lir ni)!)ti 71 . %.o f fermi rt y ,-- II lk,, -- - Abi of :%' ethreitta.y . : hat, Utrowa froo, . - -1. 85s. .9w.' kei •• .*: . ,80: , .. Bii.i • • • 44104 ! " ‘P t t i , at A rts,, elk 44 iles3. • ~ • The Wellmashton, Captaiu GREENWOOD, men Wiled to hive irriveil at Lit - least, r, from It. Croix, fell in with .1 French privateer on the t2d of An. lost, Nit .f own, with yellow .oclev, with whom Mile e ng, q ted ► wil Isourt, within 40 yards of each tither, anti at 1.110 obtivil her to shell. oIT. Captain GREENWoon, St`Vvral dome durin4 theortion, his guts with glass bottle.. full of small shot, which is su priSt'd t , • have caused the Frenchmen to give up the coeicst. General IlAezzsaiz is arrived in the last packet from the \Wit , rimie►n. 'The Ist battalion of the litcl regiment of foot have arruied at Prirtsniouth, from whence they are exi•ected to embark either for Portugal or Spain. It is stated •in letters. (root tavannah, dated the . B:hlrily, that the Sam Lorenz o and San Pulgencia, Sohnish of the lase, ar-eved the.e on the 7th, in life dell, from Cadiz. General AI.Av.I had watered u,• n Office, as Captain-Genera of AA.' irotes of the Gland. Three mote ' hips of the-lhie were hourly espvete.i„ on board or one i,f which is Lieittetsant.Gen. Encore, *ho is appointed Gower. wor of HA ratinao, and GI heat of ,hr hictd, to :211persetle vie Marquis de Sousitustiov: A letter has tie is rereived from C4ptai■ Ilia. 'SENT, of the extras-snip ruphrefeß, dated the IA of July, isilo, stating, that the Euph►•ottes, has. in; struck on a ruck .ws going-uut ..!f False Bay, had been obliged io 'return to ii.tiosts Bay ; ►hat the ship had been deli e , l from all her cargo, and it was expected that the' damage she scttt•tained would be completely r.s c aire , f, and the ship would be ready for tr. a in about three weeks. ' Several 'Notch regiments, by order of the FRINCH Eursals, are on rwt►te (poll their native country to France, from *hence they will, no doubt he scot to Spain. Mr. thee Pow's, it•cretary to the Americin Le t :Ation. in this country s leaves England shortly with i ni •rtant disvatehes for Paris. Great bustle and :sctisity were observed in the Ti. , ,slots fleet, which had astr,eted the vigilant at. 'cotton of Sir CHARLES COTTON. FAT it L DUEL.—Thursday night adue) wa , fought' at iladdingtoo, Scotland, between two Olfirers. We are sorry teeny; that one of them was killed On lise spot. . A Getvral Court Martial has been held at Goads. loupe, on the lUth of April last, and was coutinto.,l,l by ak:journriients, to the 16th of the same month, on Lieut. ANDREW WILLIAM NI slaem, of the 4th %Vest ladle Regiment, who was arraigned upon the tioder.iiientioned charge, viz. " For misbehaving before the enemy, near Bellair, Quids loupe, on the 3d Frh. IMO." Upon which charge the Court, after having Ibily and maturely wcighed the evidence brought forward against the prisoner, Lieut. ANDREV WILLIRst MAIaEN, of the 4th West India it •gi u,a,,t, u well us w hat lie prtnitmed in his &retire, was of twinion that he was guilty of the crime al. leged against him, and therefore sentenced him to ho: cashiered; which sentence his SIAJEsTY has been pleased to approve and contiitn. The Sacrament of the Supper was on Sunday last admilistered, for the first time in England, in the Gaelic or Erse language, in Rehoboth Chapel, Dartmouth-street, Westminster, according to the forms of the Church of Scotland. Thu cougeegl. lion was numerous and highly respectable. The whole service was comlneted with (hat regularity and decorum which become the celebration of this so lemn ordinance. And the exhortations of the Ta. Wes (five in number) wer particularly impressive. The utility of this Institution begins to manifest it. self very extensively. LYCEUM TUEATRE.-.....Thel New Opera of Plots, or the North Tower, was repeated last night. The Performers exerted themselves iu their respective parts with great zeal and ability, and the general effect produced by the Piece afforded more gratifi cation to the audience, then on the fiest perform ance. DowTo . l.l was elLefiltlitt in The Boron, and ' Put Lyn acted with spirit, and gave his songs in a vt ry aide style. Theetew Gatitic Scene'''. so ap propriate to the plot s was inusikadtuird. . •• fS& _. S_ '. :~ ■ me