The Statesman. — London, England, 1810-08-29 00:00:00

of our seas* of any of the Spanish sitili t or det.ing the Regency to permit our *Jog thetas away ; but this may be ducmcd too small an obj or censure amidst the many wrongs our Ministe daily indulge its.—Wiat have we to ilo Irk ipanish ships? We angle have Lit then to disposal of the Spaniards, that is to soy, t h e persons who are ,fighting fur the pogo the country, and not have persuaded a filly gcncy to send them any where front tau nation° reach.--Tnere are various ways its which thi Acct could have been used with advantage ti t h e ve ry people who are fighting fur Sl.anish inde. pendruce, in the case of the final success of the French. a nd who ought n•lt to have ban defrauded of a ny one of these objects. This anxiety for ehipf, for the enemy's skips, for the ships of ems. tab, for the ships e'en of your Allies, and fur any one's ships, dots not needy agree with the proud contempt with which you treat the ene. n .y's !Wats of invasion. Watestanew tells how your pulse beets ea this subject of invavion, a nd where your heart aches. CorentaraN had before told part of th, tale; and now your decoy. i.ig away the Spanish fleet has completed the dilly coinplaioli of your fears. Why, I would not ditrace m y se lf so with tho whole world ! I would either secure myself from invasion by a peace, or would ni gke up my mind to face the libels storm, pith rd../ honourable efforts, whether I conquered or perished with a perishing and wracked country Stich would be the lanriage of a Minister, lit to be called such! lie would not run, stealing ships here, and cussing them away there, from a fear which he denied in word., although with a colour that 'hewed the falsems of his lips ! The private intelligence brought from Cadiz is, that up to the 9th instant all was well. The French were advanced within 600 yards of the Spanish * Nar k% and were indefatigable in their labour. Sir !btu SaDK ssn was of opinion, that their heavy mortars would reach the Roads where the large ships were riding, and therefore he bad determined to re. muse them, and to scud in close small vessels, from time to time, to &may the enemy. here was a great distrust of the Regency by the common people, and there was a romper of an intercepted correspon dence having thrown considerable suspicion over the conduct and 'Jews of some of the trading men. —Very foe French had deserted •Per to the English Ind the few who hid come were obitionsly of a cha. Meter not to be trusted. Their veheatence against flowtrian s and their reports of disease, leardty, hardship, and 'runny, were coasideited to the eoaannot pliten of the samp. It was ftseleed to sod them all to Plymooth. Captain Standee:out *as himself slightly wounded in the action on the temps of the prison ships, and he kit 4? of his cretin Provisiom ore beginning to be very dear in Cadie, but they has fortuttatety filtered ow want of i *tier. The dirtribatioa of the Spanish !het woo as foie' Sews t— : VOUItnEST SAIL OP TAP. LitlF CA DU ROAD ARE DliFteisED OF. Ate. 12, Paketikse, Loreeau. 74, to the Niwaillotts with t heart. Algestras, 74, et Patiolingtl4. Glorinen, 14; 14.144% 74 Poilft 7s, Neptune, 74, Ameriett. it, gof.e 14 ) Malm o with lite Natte and Blake; MOM 10. 610. Prtneipe, I Anna, tit, to tie Havattuah within ikon abet the 11th or Akins. Awl, 61, on het pateaff tel i tytiteatt. Watteau, 74, at the Earn MIN dealing batter*. Si. Ella() 74, is Cadiz Iteml , tler enters fur ftlieletitt; Niche, 50, os uaderttrders fier Vera Ctifu GENERAL rant:MON is dome back from Cadiz in the Tannest, in todsequente of the retort of his Eva complaint. Avelino/tea Papers front Gernswoy Are feeeNed• !t is stated, in accounts frost Moiety of the 2761 tit. that the Gaaon Irtit LI bad retreated to anopie, and that the Russians hold Muted the Turk ish every, and placed 'inflicted en tlits road to Con. etantloepie. Denmark, Meeithotborgh, and Prus. tie, base severally issned Decrees, materially affect, Pig ON trade of American shipping. A new veguiation has been made In flultantl, footling ea istelulgewee for prompt payment of the done, on Colonial produce. Those who dish thine these imposts before tho termination of the Present month of Ausins.i were to be liable only to the demised of 40 per cent. ; whereas such as leave Covertillient bosatstied to a subsequent period, were to pay the SO per matt. required by public !.rings wart ttretre4 yastcra!zy by a mail trading ship from Corenna s after • Voyage of eight 1 3”. the (:atlicians who had been recalled from Lisbon, were arriving to reinforce the army of that province. Tho french who bad threatened PeaLtEtt on the frontiers of Asturias, had not fol. lftwed him in hi, retreat. Nothing had been heart) of General' MAnt, who, by the latest aceouwts, was before Astorga. Tut Doke of MANtITUTER is enexpeettliy IV/- filmed front Jamaica. Owing to the state of the roluny, it is feared that his voyage has been oc casioned by occurrences of a disagreeable nature. the lii- We have received Paris Papers to the 20th inst. Extracts from which we have given in - cvhirue. - French- Governmeut„ we understand, that letters will in a few days be mioveyed from the British oohs' to a port In France, not yet definitively deter. mined upon, and that a regidar Channel of comma. nication will bo thns opened without fear of Inter. ruption. The letters, it is added, are to be con. 'eyed throagh the medium et the Ship.letter Post. office. ---am5...... The Lord Hobert packet, Capt HAMILTON, (tem Cadiz, has arrived et Iralnioieth The Prince of Ora:Ails packet. Capt. Irma*, has attired off liingsbridge, from Rio Jaueriu, andl lauded a bag of lei 1 VA. 1113NIMINIMMINIgrrime 1 Sunday morning, Lurd MUMMA Ira attired Ili Yarmouth, on board one of the Trinity yachisi %bids was escorted by the Xengaroo sloop of wars His Lordship is engaged in making a cursory survey of the Island i and Monday morning the yacht again got wader weigh to the Northward. 'Leith, it is Said, *Ribs the next place whiled by his Lord. ship. • The iihnliestr. in a note epee a paragraph is the London papers, mentioseing a report of the re lease of the 43 vessels from Tetetwilfe, that had been ikiained in the Missies. ports, says- 44 These ac. counts are false. The vessels ought to bo, sod have been, confiscated." This is Oleg the Role sian Emperor a smack of the Code Napoleon. It required an Aet of the British Legislature s to• decide whether Malta was in Europe or Africa, bit the pen of a Parisian Editor ; at once not old/ air' termini:. that point, S. aesteas it a a we limited locality. In the Journal du Commerce we find that news of tlist island placed under the head of the Kingdom of 114. The Seveu Incorporations of Dumfries have pre. seated the Earl of DALII2ITII with a eery elegant gold box, as a mark of the tory bilb respect and esteem they entertain for that distinguished. and pat rigtic nobleman. The new line of road betwixt Glasgow and Car. lisle will now go forward, and measures have bees taken for carrying the Act antherising it lute eifeet. 'l'ho towns of Annan and Lothemben, as well ei the district through which it passes, will derive immense benefit from this important undertaking. On Sunday last sailed from Gravesend, on board the Meri t Capt. W. I.rwss, for Malta, Fa.tscis Sumbleas, Esq. his Majesty's Resident iu Wallachia and Moldavia, who is going out on a special iris. stun to Turkey. 1 Goa. TA aLtrom's Sat Regiment, the 21st Dra w . l goons, which iris seised at the commencement of ` the last war. by Col. Bea uWogt, M. P. chiefly amongst his on n tenahts, which has been at the Caps 'of Good Hope for some yam, is ordered to proia teed to India. Owing to the uncommou attention paid to It since col. Pickle, formerly of the 14th D r ag u .ols, has bad the command, it is the favourite Regiment on the India establishment. All the troops at Pipit...Mb Wlll be ;impeded Is. L morrow by General Datteitatatlalk, and thane the' e able are to be drafted for foreign terabit ' ~ A man in Corn wall is said to bay* dechired lateljr,l on his death.bell, that It "was he who murdered M• John St. A uhytes servant, anent SS ago. H Alritatta ET l i na ll• kia-malle 6 ' iiirhAP Mewl. Mots" was last night acted for the first time at this Theatre. larrog, as usual, was irresistibly wade; but, although all the characters should be Irish, Mr. Notate was the only performer whose Mine could boast the true Hiberalas accent. . The Hof.. l.irbt. --P..... sad Limn. C. went let week interrupted in carrying oft beautiful heiress, , Miss P. The stoppage occurred at Uxbridge, end ;While the lion. Lieut. was parleyiag wish the parties, the Lady dexterously slipped off with ihis friend. The unpleasant circumstance which otentsed be. tween the Officers of the Stirlingshire flegbareete Militia, now stationed at Margate, mid (11114111.115 i La BAs, Esq. M aster of the Cereal °Wei dm% we . ire are happy to learn is amicably settled. Friday afternoon a boy very incautiously applied it rcil.hut poker to a bomb-shell, which proved 101 be charged, in a back court of a boast in Roth..a sow ) Leith. It instantly exploded, by which he_ was very severely hurt ; but he Is now in a fahri Say of recovery. A great umber of the windovra of the house were broke t 'and part of the pukat was rektor, at the distance of 120 yards from the spoils The skeleton of the 70th regiment, comeils94 by Colonel GIANT, hes arrived at the Ws ilf Wlght, from the %Vest Indies. We regret to hear tli4t several of the Islands are sow tory unhealthy, ' awl that of lute many officers have died in them. Or. Boat. Art n goes out as Inspector of the Hospi. ' tads l a Sicily, and carries with him Dr.. Mous. wow), Moss, and FALCONS", able Physieratis.— h Dr. faxcorssi is well known, as having particu larly distinguished himself in Walchcran. ' Admiral MinttatiuS, late Port. Admiral at Ports. 'esituth, has been presented with a supe r b pik.re o f plate, by the Officers gml Coinmsoders who served ander his flag at, that port. It is a massive soup. tureen, bf an oval form, seppotted by four eagles displayed (being the chief bearing in the Admiral' arms), on a haudsomo stand, with embossed -' and scroll ends, cable border, and antique ' feet. On each side the arms ere elegantly chased , else medallion engirded by oak and laurel branches, bearing the following iattriptton in raised letters • " T• Mating Gannon MOPTAAV. a Tributeof iteosect Esteem true the Cstptaitts at the loyal Ir airy, A.D. te At the handles are Neptune heady with erest the cover, sod ladle end. Conn EICH Amin § AUG. 29.—T0-day the nein. dike of iVheat on hand are considerable; - very heavy, at Monday'. reditetions Rye Barley hardly at the qiintation. White Peas incline lower. Grey, and Beans of the two maintain their prices. There are tolerable semplies of Oats, mid this trade, esceptieg One, it rather cheaper. Sale, of Hour do cloy support the rm.- rAI prices quoted. Wheat, • -76 c 94%. 10111. Tick ilea.., -- . Oa, nut ditto -- - - 111%. 114.. OM.' I*. Us. Myr, Matey, Malt, - • - ale • W. Pens(iloiltos) No. Iles. t Fine Visor- -- - ON. (iter Pens, •- • - 4&. W. 1 &Pt awls a•• • NI Alcinej.. 110f•Alb. - ~ ~.; .. - g.",...,-, ":. - 4 . ' •,' . ; • 4 - 1 -- - t r - . ' 4 " .: 1 6 , 4/". `"' ' 4 ; : ' I ' 4 ,• . '.l .d :. 441441 • . . f % -"HE SIATES'StAR. f ~ l ~' t SPA NLI ,1 . __ _ -.......- MANSARF.X 1, JULY 8.--The eallant diaisisa the celebrated General Vollannetia i'itultllt, 1164 tit doubled ardour to Osman our barbarous . roomy . Several other valiant sulatien attaiousle desire to join that distinguished chief, and we heist 40 hi practice will animate with fresh vigour the people, who expect him with the utmost ansiety.—(Cadsb Commercial Gthelle, Jul, 17.) VALENCIA, JUL!' IS.--The int division of wiii army which occupies Morella and other impor points, continsa token' in more detect, the R aw ~ of the castle, and we hope' it will speedily render, unless Ate enemy should quit the banks of the Ebro, and send very powerful reinforcements...o - are snored that the enemy, who were repulsed from Torten with a tray 'crewel loss, now restrict their operations to threaten the former place from the right bank of the Ebro; but the arrival of Gene. .ref Villarampa at Tine!, the disposition of Gene mil O'Dontscl, and the movements of our army, do Mot permit us to doebt, ilhel-111, enemy.. will be .444 to alter his plan;if`oiietsduits and reliefs Torten from the ohlawiltYielikslikh it was threat. emed.—(Same Papers:l l - ~ . , CA 012, AUG. 4.—We have am very particular news, but are anrioNaly expecting some from Tor tugal. Sir Richanl tests arrived four days age in the Implacable, Captain Cuckbsrs, is conl qeence of which Admiral Pickerost sailed yesterday . in the Temeraire, to join Sir Charles Cotton. ~1 VILLAIRDA Yh, JULY 9.—The • day for this Meeting of the Conies is not yet fixed, but there is no doubt that it will be in a short time. A grail. many of the Deputies have already arrived, tl4 cannot, therefore, now be put A. . We have had another action near Balaquer, iir, which the enemy lost WOO men ; and add, that, by Mors, upon the Ebru, we have sunk 11 French =intim, which were upon the river. —(B Diary, Amg. 3.) CADIZ, JULY 25.—8 y a letter received fro ' ' Valencia, we are informed, that the French ril.. turned on the 9th to attack Tortosa, and that they were completely repulsed. Genera! Blake is•going to take the empanotl•wf the army of the centre, hewing this ender Illiet.4 den of Senor Pena.—(Radajos Diary; 'hip 6:) . ALIODIfT, JULY 13.--They Write from Melte. gees, that on the Dth inst. 40 Prcnch /wrist:men ae- rived in that place, and 44 waggons with grain, Moth's, hats, and other articles, the value of which 'mesas to one minter. of vials, and 115 e ounces if gold. This seizure was made by a petty composed of 40 men, conrnamiedby a mak 4,..taafa old. The same morning took/kW .ffitjaxikaa also oral tend the port, lades spkb nastily aril other vale. able articles, which were eeptared by the same party in the poet of Almon. That gallant ?oath, • with his - party, attacked the fort of St. Josef, dis, beet two league from Limits, killed the Gaining who was dressing himself, with six men of the gar. rison, and spiked 13 pieces of mows, the only ordnance toned In the plate. •.; . A loner from Vittoria, the tapflettill,lbe pre. lines of Mg", states, that this togimasefataiml of Spanish primmetsisaraace, entered Spain by Inge, bet vanished the lest day, and were seen no more. SADA/02, Just 21..-Yesterday commenced in elle capital the' Sitting for the election of deputies, who 40•410 represent this province at the ensuing eett ...The majesty of the kingdom displayed its 111.1611Vaad the circumstance that the Saws are now we open, Int all true Spelderds, who consider that manure as the pallailikagif ' ibc nation, with most heartfelt joy. '''';'" . • =esessesenessesieleme GLOUCESTER COUNTY MELTING. —E ft — On Saturday last, a very 'numerate Meeting of Freeholders was held at the 'loath Hall, Gloucester, connived pursuant t• a requisition, for the par. pose of taking into eeasideratiou the nomination of 1 a proper person to represent the couely in the pre. WO vacancy. P l aqa ,Wkruari s }.l.q. the 'Leh Sheriff, having opested tin betimes of the Meeting ie the cestonsery Us", • - Colonelllsoscora tome Noma to nominate lig So* Mr. Dorroti t end was 'seconded by Eo.:1 oaf* Wausau, fbc - Ji a apecok of ioasidurablis Nitc. the Hon. Mt; Durrox returned thankcial - I. condo, 1154.1010 %. , 'two PIROITHV Mit., POI* for the purpose if ... Sir rhittattiliL Wttit tit Gel**, Mart. , . - ' Rios, tsq. SO whitO 'den& ~~ 7 1 1 74, 404,4 " . • ►. v.!! ?Om eltiter.4l.l* TftiGUDY. Seib (non Oa spri'i treatessalues &right. Wiese bale the oak sea laves. Be 4,144ned (bus ma la Matins 'eight), ale risag'd hno--the waSes ride Old Salk& of (As lode; Last Seterrhy the retusiita of the unfortainbte yeleng Geaticsuari, who Ore* himself from the Clilfs between Ramsgete end resod! Bay, inlet : snowy of anteroom' despair, were interred in Sr. Ple:. 'ter's Church.yard : it stay be unnecessary to db. ' serve, that a vast concourse or people were eitiel bled un the 1111i4ascligily occasion, The cause a this yowl Gentleman's iiiathi . lih the banishment of O t to, was • hi s presiiiiitteotis fusel—lt appears that he was induced (id oke of those fatal moments on which the felicity of obe being la made depeodetio) to sit ois thee note bends, which k placed for common accommodation before Mr. Bo arease's Library, with bliss who .is not only killingly peen!, bet the nreatest *impute in Ramsgate. lostincorety attracted by a pekoe fine hazel eyes, that were tellies mentality in Oak orbits, hi liquid lustre, he ventured to peep; bat he would have been sitter before the when of • male Partition, fur he bed scarcely tiara to rang. pits their briliianty, before the hefted erre* 4)1 love hall pierced his boast's mere I The lovely loser. ,dress saw her triumph, mod after *militia ea the victim with creel complacency, slowly depute& Empoisuned in his seissatiteme, sad on** dab his hope, he ventured to write.; modes; slesiantilevi of his passion to the flippant Belle, oho Met 14111 back his billet done in a blank miesispos, ill'ith en intimation that -his attempt eft impensook ' • for the Lady valued herself open her blood, as being the cousin to a sew.tuado Baronet. list as love, like death, levels ;It distinction., the seeded youth did not feel this aristocractic repuhe in its due hoer. lug, but sighed and pined is thuoght fur a few days, when he threw himself into the deep, to eatisigusts pangs that had biscuits intolerable. His body was washed on shore, near King:gate, when it was picked up by Joan Salt, a fisher. man, on Thursday last, pine he was bugling far whitings. Ile was supposed te hove hose 1.. reiguer, and a native vf-ibo ?iris Des, bat it has since turned out that his 'name .se Patel Mia. .aud that he was nephew of in emlikelt net baker in RatelitHighway. The tuischievoits.nymph mid her emit Itikaaess. gate on the day before the interment, Mr. JANINA, the meritorious Corapmerr, who id • here giving himself Airs, recommended dos folio*. ing beautiful qui.ttationi from the PO* Stkdikter del Abate Mraz, to he cograven en the pesyleitaed tomb; bat it was ttiellialla PARVIINIT's been uninteiltiMp a simAjwary lest. Umbil,4 a !",pr v , i mtre Stati Deh I chi asktilsisile *4 Ms* Peg* ei esirenk • - .Miele: adtbilskti leilshillt UAW • • fetalesef-feakfr 111001.4ialeataktap.iistu Man dairsibillallielolll. i'deallill'atia4ll,lll/111101.111111 • IL el clamst, alebieforomels tbi smith `olofteet peo . . ILS noe..aperteeet Ilheitlhoes amittett ease te. - grit, es mill p.riu . .bony eerreefel eyed to be pope= le some doggie, by an appals. mists !ad 'epitaph ; trot WO !WNW& to be feand Adios@ muse was equal te the tAwtiell... . king t• At length Mr. Gi l tiotea the (ciwilost.= • rime in Europe), beariagel tlioquomiarit et gate, by a travelling Bovirseller, took np his pep tide pen, and wrote these sepulchral and WNW 'tangos) Waits perk ft) ono: t• A Youth Hes herr, sawn dad Thee asesieh t;* ' • To make bath rich nod mikes set :tat. But Fate pretioaaed his WI in Kent, Ay ratlike buLtia's eyes: Toast Maid! who reed ibis you" Stab tate ') Ampoule your gall : ► Young Mel who rend this yea% Maid'whass, Take warning by his fall. • Theo shalt the youth, of Other sex ; With *mended semen Meet Nymphs shalt be leis disposed to stexe And Merle,* sore discreet. Pendir, dear gins. de What him", Ere you disCharte an arrow 3 the rsatit to Death are bread and vast, Though these te leilsare—uarrow 1. B. Yesterday Charity Sermons trete preached at the churches of Margate and St. Peter, and the Baptist Chapel, to promote and gather feeds for the support, of that hindable and humane institution, called the Sea Bathing lufirmary. Lord Roams?, and aline party of Gentlemen, 'hued afterwards at KIIHIAN'S Hotel. The Archbishop of CenTesnetty tad his family, are now st Remoter. %momemewemummiesema • • TAU EPI fit Sallaltiatilittaf.--44.1 mask a child, of 'Ma yaw obi, Amin rest" his dri• _ _ .:keret'r 1 I rg„ - - -7 , e ,r r g a r s . l 7, l o w a s fi ZZ:i by 4:1 1 ; 2 1I a l -firg ai T.r a i t . IPs si, brothee'adinner, who was cir . i: i t i f s fer Imes ere: I shell Wir.auss then whin:seed the . b v . ogler Ttski eloped lit 1111114 4 s t4 bela!bbef In As pariah . , claw. a long eonversatioartOW4 et Mese 4 4 11 . 11 "wae" ; ha valaweliratt pit up S. 4110111011,* tailed ; of the Candidates:. ~ - . 'l' .:s*. , !t. ''!• -t , . • • • 100 wic lima a the *bed wirier . nem, The HUM Sttaas3o iilOlitit Is alto* cif 61 11112 tein _ _.____ _ Yr Of /eral_, bail Se • , be itt ri t lat ers : • hands, *hick he denting ,tirt e rrone Of Sir 4 "a° n i am° al di b talailPmft Padang WiLatax Gum; irliertheipi rued thaaho t. . that' kb fathr in litii te es 'Wing of a 'lit*. ' frieuds for their *err . . 10111httingstippori; And he ear. wal l up on ! tin ' ; h it rathera WO/ ha lg °Pact eat ea tertained no doubt of ultimate suctess.eto.4 hoard( ilim ;an ancielirall found deg! 'll 0 60 7t t Al" . trial, shnntd their exertionsho - i'l '" - .* 1 . soda son of that uncle was tom a rat - - t r a yli—On . brotOlu f on a poor man who p in his qua'. Thajion. Mr. Donlon ti ; sales frieudsotddhas, that he hope t :. • Way home from lainsford to Donbetd, was isikuta ira ie e and wandered about all the night of Sabardiy a Ire and their attendance oa thadat enialimidis t • Nair iteteredeed to go to • poll. ~,., .. ',•":tir un til Sunday morning, when he was found is a .. ..___,.___, ...,,,_,,,__ L . 1. .. ) 1 ....... i ota , to - dying state, and.conrcyed to the Doll Inn at Glue. Weft __&.^t2"72,7_ - 727",•___7,7 n. T . n_ ov a _ • -glade, where he died in stows an hour. 1 lig n At er es Ligh wo lliwa inope all ete s s re: " oes ; act a- mi"I"" "r -- .,n;„ 7 he herring.tishing at Dunbar has commented re!. hirolt•wp., Tim gall was eel ; I ; , i ; knot with vett hopes of atteser s but which will be lest - t 40.00bh. . - • . ••• • • for west 'of boats s?td fishermen, As it has been for is let..'‘ . .- - ... ~. filPielPtigtsoguoups _. it, :•Ai 5 t . .. 0 4,t i , ,,, ,, ,, ..., ki,,..d. it soak. attending the fishing ; far these some years 6 . ea *se essulg i ee remove toe iimittalipain Wirt past Pot wore than .0 ar 40. The bi t , last prat • 4 'lift AIN teak eistieeiving (heti., their former was mar , th * ite with ber, and the hshing lost for i% let s ow s* dig ireel4.44 "dab' tins. itikee'erf the eat. want of boats. This ssaian p r omi s es eq ua l, If so t ' .e s hati ametata. atom 'access than hest rest. . , . , • '