The Statesman. — London, England, 1810-02-08 00:00:00

I.IIPERL4I, PARLIAMENT. HOUSE OF LORDS. WSDNISDAY, PL). 7. Lord 111tmoitAyt laid on the table a Copy of thu Letter from the Board of Admiralty to Lord Cochrane; a C.bny of a Letter from Lord Gam bier to the Admiralty Board, and some uthcr pa- Per'. "flag Hobse adjourned. • HOUSE OF CONINJONS. • WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 7, Mr. Semmes presented a Petition, from fife Proprietors of the South Loudon Water-worls, fur leave to extend their works to thy parishet; of Christ Church and St. George's. ' Ordered to lie on the Table. A person from the Exchequer presented an sea' count of the Surplus of the Consolidated Fund to !be Ist of January, MO. Ordered to lie on the Table. Mr. NUGENT, front the Thee or the PayMlllo tur.General of the Forces, presented an account of the disbursement of the slain of 285,0851, mad to the Paytnaater-General, fur the ozpenees st the year 1809. Tbo Reversion Bill was reported, and ordidatil, on the motion at Mr. Banices, to he read the third time tomorrow. Mr. BANZES marred for an account of the places under Government, in which salaries had been in creased , or diminished, for slit years, up to the sth January, 1810. Ordered. Upon the motion of Mr. Wharton, the Malt Duty Bill was read the second time, and commit.• tcol for to-morruw. The SPFAKLR gave notice, that Friday next was the last thy appointed by the !louse for receiving Petitions . respecting Private Bills, and that in con. 'identities thereof, he should attend lo.lnOrrOW hod Friday, at three o'clock. The House in a Committee of Supply. Faulted, That the sum of 10,600,0001. be granted to his Majesty in Exchequer Bills, in aid of the supplies for the current year ; and that a Sam of 1,500,0001. be granted to his ajesty,. to be raised by Excheqner Bills, towards defniying the Exchesucr Bills issued its the last year. • Or. derrd. The Clerk of the Privy Council presented at the bar 101 Account of the Non-resident Clergy, as promoted to his Majesty in Council, fur the year 1100. • Mr. Toms presented Petitions for tho usual Used Rrapts to the public charitable Institutions a( Dab% praying aid, and recommended by his 3 14 4 01 Y kr. Janet newt presented, pursuant to order, soma further copies of Military Corranntlence respecting the Welchem ExpcJitiou. O,dued to be printed. Thr House adjourned. CAUTION. WHEREAS a BILL of EXCHANGE, for dated 1...W00, Jan. 17. 1810, drawn by Mews. /NW ALEW YN, on 111e,sfy. WELLS, H EAD LBY said Co. wbk at 70 days after date, has been frau *Weal', a tram the Proprietors • The Public are hereby dastamed not to receive the said Bill of Exellawge la soy Gam of Nestociatifis, payers, of tle same heiagittap ped. Await' the same should be acted loamy Person, it is tequested that Nat ive simly be Rhein to the Onmers. No. 6, Jefkryborsore, lot. Mary Axe. • CHEAP LOTTERY TICKETS AND SHARES. MFMRS. BODGES, MARTER, DRUM. MOOD, PORTER, dad HUMPS. at No. IL7, r. 8.1141, N.l. t, Pb 117.411, Coveet-Oordee, Nn. 14, Parlia• Wu id-gna t N , s. 45, Et-preeteand ..Ng. 1111, Newgate street, tr ip Zigt if•tink the Puttlic that they may be tap plied . !ITS sad S R la the pee.. S rATE LATVIA .10 the fallowing reduced Prices, v iz. 4 Ticket 2111 14 0 A MeV £4l 11 0 I En Eighth... AT 19 6 A Quirky 516 6 A Sizieeath 1 9 6 The pays.wt of the Pries of the Shansi, served by Go vernors., as the Tie n. from witch they are made are all deviled at the litsun i t e Ktre. N. W. Clohe, Seel State Coachmen, and Carriers, will he elbowed a bendseme dieset.l.—Regitteri., grail. NEXT 1413011PADAY, TIIE STATE I.OTTERY riLL BEGIN ANI) kllll5ll DRAWING). Ricii A R DioN, CGODLUCK, and Co. Speck Bmkers, carnet ef Dui Buildings, Coraltill, and ho hie Gate of She•Kirg's Mess, Clisrhiceress, re sprctfolly 1. r . the ~lie. flow Wry aro 'efflux_ Tkkets and Twos, Shares, and hoof now oil sale Three, and Flew Tickets of the same Niunber. sybieb nut, lanais the following great Prises s— now Tickets of One Naisber • seR:l,O3O . Three ditto • ' 60. E Two ditto *WO Olic dims SJAM ' SHARKS IN PROPORTION Nall*: ... .... . 1 • Mill i° 2 . • Waltrford•.• •••.•••1.••••.4 0 . Goltenhurioh.. • PRICE OF I! I'OCK4 rim [MY A u• tux P. CYCLOCiIk SSW ciRLCIFICAIif *244. tow Ann... 14 gi'l '' - •A : i !I Per Realer‘gli.6 - , Osmieni 4 per CeThi„,. (Min limas up. , 3 pet Ceat.Nal L t Etch. 8i11.. .. .3s. 910 I "' C.isulb far Ace. ope', Tirts ft/. Os:. ,44 TIIE siffir rito '6SITI Tt: LONDOM . TUURSD Y i 1"49111 k y TUI consummation of 11 i ceoL. wiost the COMIIIVITS of England, so long anticipated, is rapidly In dr loniteur, of the 31st . species of 44aolfesto, or Address, diselotis some of the present Tic itip imporhint paw, an entraci received by the way of Rotterdam, at which plaea only one number of r/Ao Mooltear, in. which it if contained, had been waived on the V instant, to which date inelAsive, Dutch Papers were last night receired. The private letters fro,' IloVW ; !hick w of Court uf Directors $s held nt.the -e, when Captain 11:4111ILTP" command of the Ohl!) Biorboy; Maims into the ahii) Mao,: of February, tin s hit 11 44 0 541 4 sailed from Cedlo for Gibooltar, ari vvry sorry to say, has ewer sive bias fieard of; couseoutattlY oil - hopes of bar massif an Now at an *ad. In the !maul oat pas. ;eager itotiuttl Aettusium' i beg. isto o p.kia Se. cretary to tioteraragot for the bland Callon, the floe of whom Is deeply lamented by hit refs- Oval iu bleeds. - • . . , IggivrA N • 0 Ema • appear* to be pirct announced in tha 1 A! , lied los Spain are tAll 44r while nonterous co a• lion tb the coasts o . , Mutot.soini'llet: trees thence to ;lead, .Ulm *P . s appose ig o4 . splay if Co tst abet ressotis, • dis ll°ll6 e' • ref* Leto the CI dress, whieb et 0- 01 4t apta i n t Tilos of rfAs.wpoi!. (*lig 18th of extract ontylittb tobesittir riper s' pry recent date, manddmitly announce, not only thononexation Reiland to France, but the ex tension.of her frontier to the Elbe, thus compre hending within the limits of the French Empire thee important pommercjat poinis, ;t which one commerce heebitheito been introduced upon the Continent from the Dead to that River ; the closing up the navigation of which necessarily :follows. • The translation of the passage in the littso'eSpecch in the 21loniteur, which our Roe. ders will find wider the head of Foreign Intelligence, noes not possess that fidelity which can induce us to place implicit reliance on French translations. I The comment on that passage is, however, deci. sively illustrative of the measures that will be adopted to seal up the Continent of Europe' against commercial intercourse with Great Britain. ' 0 The result 011ie first and second Coalition was the extension of the French coasts to the ' 4 Scheldt ; the result of your Orders in Council 44 of 1807, will be the extension of the French 44 coasts to the Elbe. The obstructions which Ogee have hithirie found to be momentary, still " henceforth make a deep and permanent impres sion. his obvious that the operations of the war t ‘ upon the Continent by the union of the two Great Empires, and the adoption of the IMMO 44 system by Prussia, Denmark, Sweden, and 46 Austria, will give new vigour to our measures, 'I . an; totally deprive you of the means of any ~cammercial intercourse with Europe.". How 'repeatedly have we expressed a decided Conviction, that our total exclusion from the Conti , Meat most be the inevitable result of the infatuated Councils of this country! But completely to exclude England from be Cyatinent, appears to us impossible, if 14atilica be suffered, to remain neuter. The ad mission. of American vessels to the ports of the Continent, unless America were in actual hostility with England, would afford facilities fur evading, the inoit rigorous prohibitions—it dots there fore appear to us highly probable that she confiscation of American property en the Conti netiti is but the prelude to the interdiction of her inteicourso with the ports of Europe. The Dutch ,Papors stato that hi the ports of Italy, Spain, France, and Holland, all American property has beau confieated, and Americas. -vessels are now captured without distinction by the French crUiZeri. . The American vessels that have been condemned l in the port of N.tples, ere particularized in the Dutch Papertin the following-list. Some of them . were, it is said, released, or either ransomed,, on paying considerable sums of money. Brig Caroline, boa* from Boston ;ship Hercules. Warr. :than *dm i seboooer /*mantas, ilaimP i fry. Tanis; ship Aegems, Moats, taw Nablieenis.brip. spotty, Itiva4 ene e : aml Sophia, GAIMAINi from Soltironre and Tunis; ship Margater,l.tiansao, from dolesa t brigs Orozeralsn, 1101.1111 a, from Baltimore ; Two *rushers, GAADN aft, 000 Beverly and Akan; Romp, LANDIS, from Balsas ; sehoo.. oar Kire,tTslom Irma , firma lialtiokore; hrig.Vietory, Fatg,, from Sac, ; ship America, of Salem, arried ions Africa by a French ;frivol/tr. Vewels arriving at netwisthus are idt acque.tevok, It is impossible to doebt, that the commixture of English with Asileridan intermit is perfectly understood in Fratice-...and NAeouton may reasonably .ceocludss,. Ile it the losses and loc um venieneies arising from the seizure of what is ostensibly Alitotitos property, are very rarely felt. excluiivel,o by American citizens. •He Well ' , haute., that the Traders of Great Britain, more or less, participate In a vast majority of such losses,. and be cannot, therefore, be very far from juoti Li .in considering and treating the Americans as inv. 4leipators in tho commerce of Great Britain. Haat . the Continent can be successfully defended *bid British commerce, we have repeatedly ex. premed our o piptoi Itethor that opinion bow?. red, every few months will shew.,The Snit effect of this effort will be the dcstructioo of the license, system—one of the most venal and cortopt aystmea. that has disgraced Eggland since the eastamewelhei most of the French Revolution. • The trafficin Liceneas,.in the. City tf London . heerrar notbritlei hi that • in Lottery progfccs did the Stock Exchange—mid the successfol ex. ,ovioo of influence to suspend, temporarily, the plating of Licences, has not been less so. 1: ition of the 700,000 French troops pseelsoly that which wits recently Parisian Senate. Tioopsdesti. l pouring through the Pyienees, corps aremarching in evary direc. of holland, and the line extend. • 4) the Elbe. - . • . THt ser ATESMAN. 7T 7 .7 q ... Yesterday, at two o'clock, his MAJESTY held 6 Private Levee at.tbe Queen's Palace, which Mks attended by • . . , vb. La 4 Ciparmellor, the Uri Friaideatitlyt ste Lord Frety Seal. the First Lorraf the reevi Ce i;. i l eatt. Chancellor of the Evisequer, the First ..et Ad. itsiralty, the Wastesseeneral of •the Gramme, the "%ries of State Cie delimits-ash Foreign 5, the President of the Board of Cootrtai, the la , Dea upos 4 Chief, the Judge-Advocate, the Earl of It r Lards HeatbSeld ;Gold Stick); Mates (4s IN 0. Jeroinghans and G. 041sonier (Goons la Woiti Dean of Christ Church i Genesalf Stewart and I Colonels Blaquleee, Waters, and Se!reinsur s Captal drews, 14. N, and Whisk ; it 4 ietrharael Adam, and hir. PO. Issuer. . . The following had the honour of being pre. dotted to his MAJESTY ; • Capt. Carteret, R. N. upon his return from Walcherev. by Lord Altderuve. . Sir Cenrge Jerniogham, upon coming to Ijis title. Lientenant-Colouel Itatercou, upon his return from Wal cheren. Brigndier General Sir Charles Stewart, Adjutant-General to Lord Wellington's Array, upon his artists! from Spain. The Dean of Christchurch, upon his appointment. Capt. IV hale, of the First Regiment of Life Guards, upon his promotion. • Lieut.-Colonel Seymour, of the 'l3d Regiment of Dra goons. upon his return from Spain. . Lieut. Adam, of the First Regiment of Life Guards, upon ids promotion. Adjutant- General Disney, of the First Regiment of Life liunrds, upon his return from Holland, and upon his promo • Son. , Capt. Andrews, R. N. epos his promotion, and upon his return from the West Indies. Lieut.-Colonel Blaquierr, upon his appointment to the Quarter-Master-Generad's Slat, . His MAJESTY held a Privy Council, at which: • the Recorder of London matte his report oE tho. 'soviets capitally convicted in Newgote, and, ate Understand, his MAJESTY was graciously 111(1111101. .to twilit° them all, during his pleasure. Ilia MAJESTY gave audiences to Mr. Pfr:Reg. VAL, the reit of the Cabinet Ministers piesettt, Sir D. DUNDAS, and Mr. M. Surros, who laid before his MAJESTY the proceedings of soots Courts.Martinl. . STANDING ORDIRS.—II seems strange• that a , Right" Lion. Gentleman talked so much alpinist- Parliamentary Reporters, n ithout pausing. fir some short time,, to r: fleet on an item, 'ankles nine pounds sterling, in a , certain Printer's bill, charged fur correcting his honourable speeches, is order that they might be handsomely reported (Is the world. Perhaps one WlLLtare Conserve perhaps one Lear. /1* octal:l—perhaps—what pee-• ham nesa—perhaps such persons may explain the riddle. Mr. WINDUAN I in recurring to the period since it had been the practice to publish the Per Haman. tart' Debates, asserted, that the country was in a better situation previous to the last thirty years than it has been since. Mr. WIXDUAM seems to forget that, withio the last twenty years, be has been the staunch supporter of Mr. Pert—was a leading man for several years in Mnjestrs Councils—was the projector. of the nevbr.to-be forgotten Quiberon 14xpedition—was • perticipa. for for a considerable time in the national cheese- - parings—and thata great number of men were kil led of while he vise Secretary at . War ; .but Mr. Wyoming considers himself, if nut an eccentric, at least a soaring genius, esor since he went up with a balloon at Na rOch. • While the Scipion Is, et tasatior lately in Qui heron Bey, part of .14* Iwoachisd a pipe of winos ifelata9Paltn 4 dlntibriiraido end drank .off the butter half Wore it waialfecolliietti - brwbick near 300 Rot intoxicated. Fur this °few 40 of the ringleaders were tried by Court-Martial, and sen tenced to receive 2.5 lashes each, which were given them on board their own ship, on Saturday, in 'Cawood Bay. Another Leeward Island Mail arrived yesterday morning, ' The packet left it. Thomas's about the 10th alt. The letters will be delivered to.day. Lim a ., by the last accounts from Buenos Ayres, was about to leave that place fur Spain. The Neutila.' , sloop of war, is arrived off Fat mouth, with a fleet from Lisbon. The letters will be delivered this day. Abbit thirty-five vessels winter at Quebec, many of which have beea obliged to unload when nearly ready to depart. . A Court-Martial was assembled on Mnnday, en board the Gladiator, in Portsmouth harbour, lel I try the Hon. Capt. W. LAKE, of the lilystes, for having left a man on shore - on one of the Vit. gin islands in the West Indies, when comfit:Amt.. ing the 114crttit sloop of war. The prosecution closed the same day, and Capt. La4g was to make' his defence yesterday. ~ A now Piece is In preparation ht Mr. 11.joilt. it on's Theatre in Dublin, called " The Patrioti", written by a gentleman of that Cify,sedthe music .composed by Sir JOlll4 STEVRMSON. Mr. DUNCAN GLASSIIPORD, .the gentleman who fleCOMptillied C ABB rattly in. his aerial voyage, seinur years since, from ltanclugh oardens t atriyet, ill •Affitetibb Saurdifrast,.frosngcotland. As Lord &Cannata's and Sir GEOBOE WOMB. WELL we re ' sporting near his . Lordship's seat in Norfolk, Lard KsttaAtan accidentally discharged the eatateirts •of his piece into , the face of Sir . EOllO E. Surgical assistance AM* Inithediately 'sent for from liontlon_; . en, wo are !hippy' to state that the sight of Sir GI:011Gel eye ((hough sur. rounded by ehot) will be saved. The distress of Lord KINNAIRD exceeds description. ANNIVERIART or 13(laNb' Biota—Monday, January 29, the aoniversary of the eoet's birth, wet celebrated at Ayr, Kil morn ock , and Greenock, with all that fervour and animation so character 'istic of Scotsmen, when nutty commemorate the excellence of theirinimitahle Batt A number of .non.cummissioned officers and privates of the Ar. gyll Militia, went out from Ayr eq. Allawny, and visited the cottage where Boos* * born, at. teuded by the band of the repeat s so% played re nolokOlt of al*ropriatp art. After returning to Ayr, they went to the Ds of Nudes Arms Ta. revs. Where an ottleotlitiffiiiit 00 4 41 90, o fur thomnd they .spent thw 4 sitihi .liewateas cotrrOttglltylamd goad humour. I • • hatki at Ate • eatratsrdhsary welehf„: of , elcsag pp o nd s and a half, wee imposed, in it* deem market for on Friday acintsight, • i itil r" sti• . . ' ~... ,14141:11, MTELLIGENCE. LeatoprO• Fes. tkw.Passed up: Cheese! ye ste m ity the Suffolk, ANN Dayti. Captain Duke',.eif the ship %avail mo l der, la** ham put Of her last night, The Ge ller , Wellesley litter of marque letd arrived nut, afier a lo ck panne. Admiral Goodall bad aloe avri wed out safe. 14, 4 , the above skip atlitted the Island, 4 4 144 tcr krte of redo, quillity reigned than bad been experienced for *nue nis ei and it was reported that some Mud of acceannodaties taken place between the rival Chiefs. Downs. leduthtei:oeo She ulr a cargo and fruit inu-brig, goy r h r t; on Arrived the French brit La Fortune, capt ured by she t y s scAbdoer Adri an ter. Lovely Seth ! *pry Sandal. Master, from c ats, with fruit; the Pheasant' sloop of war, from puk e; kw brought in with bit. a as French lugger pdl l oloer, of is guns, a hich she captured to the west of Sealy, The American ship Abigail, Thomas Clark, Mat er, coming out of Homage this morning, to Jobs the was, proceediag to the Downs, unfortunately got la the edd y t i de at the Devil's Point. which threw her on the rock., b g w h en the tide flows, hopes are entettaiped that she nip u s got or. Arrived the Voyager transport, Ralph Thompson, x ister, from ;omelets, with 27€ French prisoners, which were tak en at the city of St. Domingo, This vessel, together with th e Mercator trapsport, also with French gortoo ththa oa ltd which arrived (runt JAWOch a few days sieve, art experr e l 10 truce ,' i„,,ite4444y to 141rtftlx, to land the prisoners therew The Nlisigotor,.aiiiiher, transport; In daily ex s saber with French prisoners from the kill& place. !Ws )me -arable mtsp of war is copet:lttl to tail this m ut , Paitsmtwitk "! Came down out of harbotir, the S4rreillaute frig a t e , Railed the Pitilootel brig of wir. va l ;:t rl Z:74l%)= - 1 1 :7 1 4 111 1=itt P Z sloops of war, ((Vie Perk Ceres fr4liere t from the N om His Majesty's ship Caracas' Ores coeval listructipai forty South Whale Fishery. The ftiftw o goo ? p p Tat uks , convoy to Fatal. F 4131011116 Fee. 5.--Suiled the Heather deep, whit sail of inerchuntmen t principally fur the Thames. NUL, Fan. 7.---Arrived the Queet h Williams, fros a Li sT boa; Lord Barrington, Clements, from ditto s , Young, from St. Domingo i and the &teas e r /4 Itaio is the South Seas. Came down several ships from theit f lier. The Elphinstoue East 104 EV ARV 10 ilidoB stated yesterday. Remain his Majesty's shir gees tkelistlialliiiiii4 ---, r . . apneait, Fan. 7 .—Arthed tat 1 1 1 01 1 , 4, **if shelter :—Donegal, St. Patneki driir t Jolie t gliti e *boo, Lark, Hope, and the Elul Wilds . ....... r 1 dßAvgallts, 7' we. I.—Ani nut ilit J Seethe s mad the etacdeletw. Ettilorth Soiled the. Maria Moe* Ngl4alkOn 1 i iodate Frosquct.t:Alarreut,leir stata x a. 4 .,,=Z1....i,....-e-,.....i5t BONAPASTeIIGRAMDTRIWPIP44I. Atefih+T four antique horses, supposed to lie the Wert Lesipprs, who lived 350 years before Chest, sad which successively adorned the triumphal, a re of Nero, and of Trojan, at R o tn e , th a t a Coe. gelatine at Constantinople, rad the Church atilt. Marc, at V..iiice, have been lately rernortd hi. , the Court of the Invalids At Pnris ' to allure Oa Grand Triumphal Arch lately erecteti by theta, peter NAPOPLON, to Codirtielbotile his victetiei. %town each of ttif m are placed the tour Mg* slates, of tit feet proportion,. which *est 111 al Place des Visteitas. They are the weAt 4104 ' famous scalptertbbdardias, wko was boreal 4Nig in 1,040. • „;.: The Visesitie i tickipt,.fiviti the Wend of St. Utmos t has a *ya . eftqrp of twenty l NKr. days. The letters are not yet delivered.... W e understand, through4seether Char nel, .. "4. sanguine hopes were indolsed ,i the , Whet Le d% that the Island of Geadaloape tipped isolialkestris sion of by a cdup-de-main: Letters frurn Alicant mention, that ore iii rlellk motions had taken place in thu city of Valuncia l in consequence of the advance of_ the French. Tit : inhabitants, suspecting that some secret coati*. deficit was carried on between the Junta of 14. 'elide and the enemy, rows in a body, sitCarul ail • persons supposed to be concerned in tho plot, sod proceeded to take the moot active measure fittiVi tie the city into a proper state of defenie; A Publin,yaper„of the Sd inst. asys—ifti terday a Common Council was held, tat which another attempt to. rekindle the capering bigotry of that Body, wits as - uneuceessfoe as that shish so lately called forth ankenlightemed and motels Itegulatioit. Notwithstanding some desterona rem. !Waned tp entangle 16e Cimmon council in cos. crailittencrrotcs, and to hold men out-to the public in riOcalous_inqunsi,ttncy • - the majority of that Body Mood firm io their late.ResOluticn. The it. tempt to obtain their consent to oppose a Counter. Petition to the etoition or the 'tenor CagtaliF,.let, irt4and, miscarried by-a taabilifY or 39 - to 26 . • ._,. We hear that petition, sigiml-by a number. , I the Alagistratei and :Cleut(cieen ..or th e WO i side of the County of Suffolk, is itttoadeti to h° presented to Parliament, •for the. purpose of ob taining leave tp. bring "in.& Bill. for-the removal of the Assizes of that Crmitity from Bury to Ipswich i a measure that Well be strenuously resisted on at Weston' side of the County, and weal tbagrestest propriety, as a garrison town (front which the military must necessarily be always remoted s those occasions), is certainly a mutt impro place fur the oclytissistratiue of civil jurisprocket• Mrs. C. KaMBL 11 E was tikes 11thlenif ill, 4 Tuesday cteaug, when Miss Dimas, with gw" per kindness, came forward,. sod pegoemelit I V ift of Mrs. flak ley, in the Comedy- ipt- TM . p i {We t ' al Cul , ent-garden Theatre, . • cellence. , . : . .i p . e 1,,,,AL A new species of ten** has 1 - IF' ' ed, in *lsiah four horses et length :', tilts , . This may not:lnaptly be totem(' a , .7 a -). 414 the Public- °Mee t W-liitcehetieel; ' 1 , Sob, Domingo, a Poosagt eaticsk; *el la' Cotisolittetl (or trial, w a r - b arged by a pew° rar.Ming hi Now..strtet, S. cotes tit tie EMti wlikiareaking into his WOW while he iree es b" . slaws at ravesetiii, and Meeting thereee".; tag apparti, lines l , and 'idealist the whole of 1 flinlitttro. ' lime he so!J, mitt others he 040 1 • I 1 • ll l•