The Statesman. — London, England, 1812-09-18 00:00:00

pIIPII - THE S'I'ATFSMA N. cA p r.iiN ra il cErrscA si. --7 iv tuft sprfinc OF THE STATESMAN. MOSCOW . CetENT-C ARIAN Tilt CO' iti. l A-The ridiculous Ena --wise-- --am-. ttertainmebt of Itlidat was performed last night, to of The possession of Moscow being at this mot:tent .bring forward Mrs. Srenueo, iu Daphne. And . TO THE EDITOR OF THE STATFSMAN. 5ia,...-On tradin g in y our interestin g Pa p er, the great object of Bonaparte, as atfordiug the only 'here she displayed a visseity and ett i to sievrthe most last, a Letter signed 4 ' An Observer," I Sme-The Third Edition .of tapiain ricenscres Saturday security fur winter quarters for his army, the fol- eaptivatiug, because not overdone. In tlitlhiteiag •• noticing a very empliaticat passage Pamphlet, entitled " The Righfs of the At leg Vie. mould nest avoid ~ . . • - ' lowing correct description of th at important and scene she had the jolt spirit of the ear:pent& vitae, dicated," being now before the public, I can tie in which that intelligent eordwas C ensor appears to i b eauti f u l e Cit y cannot prove uninteresting to our but preserving the superiority that the a Crow tins longer refrain from expressing m y regret that his.. ;eels* into a more than ordinary degree of sympathetici Readers •.- given to D a phne ove r A' as e. Mi s s Bus Ti.s e abashed Highness the Duke of Cuse moteeen h as not ig aeos f or t h e sa f e ty of our beloved Patio: It EGENT M os c o w, the ancientanital of the Russian Empire, the more b o ist er o u s ch arac t er o f the little sere+, silk yet condescended to vindica t e his character from the and his NoaLE Assoc:ATEA, W who had siguitied their and the residence of the Czars, is situated in thecircle the most lively pertness. And the whole strength of procession, t o ni g h. : of its own .name,fifty-fifth the house wasp's:Wled in the piece. in the degree f orty-fire Charges brought against h i m by Ca p t. Fosetrr ; and intention of marching, in royal minutes latstude, and thi l ty.e ig hth d egree Last lon. A letter from Drintech Loch, dated age tss of Sap. I begin to feel apprehensi v e that his Ro y al Highness , ate, for the purpose of pation is ing that the d'reuerc . gitude, fourteen hundred and fourteen miles North- tenib r, anys-" For the last 14 days 'he e has of *Woad ineprorument, the SurrettaANeuus 'run ray, perhaps , have formed so ver y erroneous an esti. ; i east of London. It stands in a pleasant plain, on the tren in Loaliolishert, on the ea twee of K A lo , e, batiks of the River Moskwa, from % hid, it d er i v es its Al, lishira, a ve r y consid er able herring fib eay.- me t e , both of himself and of Capt. F. as to ima g ine wee ; whic hs the writer observes, •• b y a miraculous i that in the present instance his character may require • interference of Divine Providence," had fallen in i name. Mr. ifonwaY says, that river runs through it, Thare are about fifty small boats fishing, *led only th ree d ays b e f ore t h e Royal Cavalcad e was t o , Mid making many %%hidings, adds a very striking at present too sloops Salting. For the lest f w no vindication. • The following lines of the Latin Poet-. take place. Now, Sir, what a sad event would : beauty to the city; but its summer it is in many nights they caught nine hundred barrels each nigh( 4 , Et genes et pro ova et gam sea reclines iiisi, have happened to poor Old England, had this ca. ; • !daces shallow and unnavigable. Several emiuetices, this interspersed silth groves, gardens, and lawns, form dred." morning the fish were sold at 10d. ier buns 14 Vb. ea oostra voco," - tastrophe been protracted but three short days!- the most delightful prospects. It is built somewhat On Monday , the 31 tt •Ihtin K I s nits a car aw•r g e 4 11l 11.. are mea t particularly applicable to Ms Ro yal g : - A 99--. ..it un'e pride ;-A father to his people !-One of a fter the Eastern manner, it hating but few regular intilloch, North Britain, while rutting a lag g' asha ness. It is tree that his birth is illustrious, and I ! the beet of P r inces !-and a host of his noble and streets, and a great number of houses with gar. tree across, to suit the purposes for which he hotett& should be most ms e willing to detract, in the smallest penil e & Cal e ngeree, would have been engulphed dens. The number of churches in the city is coin- ed it, made a very singular discovery. Wisest he from any superiority which his Royal High- t and srvalkneed up in the bowls of the merciless mid puled at sixteen hundred, among w hi c h are eleven hadgot through it , he observe rs the centre of the degree,and • hundredand 'll of that ed. b i Lord CSSTL s emi may be allowed to possess by virtuere c :four earth ; and should . retzeen, cathedrals, too s e venty-one puma tree much decayed, and something like Moss maks churches; the rest either belong to convesits, or ing its appearance; he accordingly dragsa d it out titious circumstance; brit I think it very difficult • I .1 sr. -o- ..errost, Lord ELLEXBOROUGH, and the Lord yen may be considered as private chapels. Near the with a 5111011 stick, whereto the amatement of a lima+ to point out any tither ground upon which his Royal knows who, have been involved in the fatal crash, churches are hung up several large beila, which b e y o f p eop l e assem bl e d, i t prove d t o be a bi ro ' s Nighnesstan claim a pre-eminenceover thegenerallty ; how should we be able to carry on the war when de- are kept continually chiming; one of these is of a : nest, full of shells, several of which were got but mid of mankind. When and where did the superior i prived of those firm and devoted propdors of ing- stupen dous size, and, our author observes, affords a . t i re; they were all empty, and had never been surprising pr oof , of lite folly of those who caused it hatched. The moss and other materials of iv hich virtues of his Royal Highness ever manifest them. : leners glety ? Heaven send that the fall of Ilighvate to be made. The bell is four hundred and forty-three the nest was composed were perfectly di , tineffishe selves-ln what sphere of action has be .ever signs. , T'unnel may prove a warning to Ministers, and pre- ; thousand seven hundred nod twenty-two pounds able. The tree was about 15 inches clianse.er, and lized himself? The page of history milk records no _ vent then, from risking their valuabk lives, and that weight, and was cast its the reign of the Empress .no aperture was perceivable where the Mot could Miry achievement of ha s Royal Highness ' s. I s .4.f sour liel•ped Prange, in any of, their own deep-luid Anne, bus, the beam on which it hung being burnt, have had vs:ranee. From the size and colour r; tuft civil capacity he has never yet appeared before the .speculations. Tit fettgami a large piece is broke out of it. Many of eggs they appear to have been that of the sLOOII. MENTOR. , the churches heve gilt steeples, and are ranguiliceutly . wrest . public, nor does it appear to me tif credit begiveti j 1 to the yet uncontradicted statement which Capta in 1 The body of a new.eorti female infant was taken : I decorated within with paintings. The number of . A daring attempt 'at robbery was made on Sunday public edifices and squares at Moscow amount I o ev Iliad. on Slid:trey-Ear-green. As Mr. ‘‘;• goat Tosarrt Mislaid before the public) to be at all de. • out of the river at the gluey of .Galway, on Thurs. ' 43 ; on ly a part cr the streets is payed ; they are in IlLtie;, ' iniil. r s of Boston, was returnitig home sirable that Ms Royal Highness shoed be placed in day se'unight ; it is supposed to hove beets first general very dirty. The city is divided into four sir- :on horseback, from Alford, in passing through the a more prominent point of view than that he strangled (a piece of tape having been stineemal can cies, one within another. The interior Basle, or the '. pee at the shore-mentioned place about eight o'clock, has already occupied. In short. t h e o w e tete hs neck), mid afterwards thrown in by its untiatutal , Kiemelise which signifies a fortress, contains the fol- :Le was accosted by a man in a grey jacket, appare it by. . be has hithertov med - ' e ' himself ' ono. parent, or some monster employed for the purpose .. lowing remarkable huildiugt:-The old Imperial pa. ly n distress, having neither shoes nor stockings, and whses On Monday gre'tinight some salmon fishers, em- ; lace, pleasure-hoeses, and stables; a victualling-house i ,assn seared charity of him in the Irish accent. Va. bpicuous are, the introduction of the German ployed at the sea-fishing about half a mile to the : the palace which formerly belcuged to the Patriarch, ' Bl a d es , not much pleased with his appearaece or his costume into his own regiment, ind by his treatment northward of the Don, Aberdeenshire, surprised to o nine cathedrals, five convents, four parish churches, : mauves, excused himself by saving he had no r .ange, of Captain Foist-pr. On the other hand, Captain men among the sand-hills, busily employed in mak- the arsenal, with the public colleges, and other . and rode OIL His new acquaintance, fanvever, FOULEST has most satisfactorily proved to the Public, ing base money. The whole coina,ge finished and offices. All the churches in the Kremelin have beauti- : not is ishing thus sudd iii.y to lose s!ght of ..is by the testimony of almost all the Field Oticers unfinished was immediately seized, with the lea. fel spires, most of them gilt, or covered with silver. • ceu 1 • ect, give a loud cough as a signal to sum f i. oils under whom h _ many of _. whew ha te h paratus made use of, and a recipe for the mode of The architecture is in the Gothic taste, but the in. ! w h o were lying s n ug %en hearing, acd ate. e has se & executing this nefarious business, Upon examination , ofthe churches side risen to very great eminence in the military rotes- it was found that 31. Ss. the contents of a small bag , •of the decorated 11gold , I pictures - started forth, and immediately presenting a pistol to sloe), that be possessed in no common degree the were ready for circulation ; and that the remaining ver, and precious stones. Its the cathedral called ! . his breast, demanded his money, in a. toile which esteem and regard of his superiors, whet it is evident, part, to the number of severel hundreds, were in an Sobor, which has no less than nine towers, covered; said he would not be denied. Mr. glades forte highly respected him,both &sea officer and agesstietian. unfinished state, and were chietf - cons mseil of pieces' 1 with • I ) I p copper and double gilt, is a silver branch with I 1 timely hod a large stick under his arm iv the inside of copper, with some buttons-the whole amounting : forty-eight lights, said to weigh two thousand Under these eircutnstances, I cannot so far Satter his lof Isis coat, and pretending to feel for his pocket. .to about 201 stealing. Part a imeared to have been in eight hundred pounds. Here are deposited, in silver ' i book, lie drew out this trusty weapon, and struck Royal Highness, as to place him above the standard a meal sack, marked with the l e tt er s A. U. and some shrines, the remains of three Archbishop), and in a , either the aim of the fellow or the pistol he of enquiry: and it dOel- , a to me, that - the .in another small hag, probably reserved for the pieces box of gold is a robe brought from Persia, which is held in his hand (Mr. B. is not certain which), on Loyal Duke ovees 't vindication of his Character in a moreadranced stage. Thesedaringolienders, after here looked upon as the identical garment worts by 1 , shish the pistol went off under his horse's belly. (which can only be eomple+lol.llcCampanied by a , being detained a short time , were very imp ro p e rly our sasiour . Th e - r e ma i ns of the Sovereigns of the Mr. B. then put spurs to his horse, which, frightened refutation of the facts stated by Copt. F.),, sot to ' • i • t dismissed • and after going towards Scoistowit, itussieti Empire, and their male descendents, are hi- by the ofpistol , needed but little gnatlieg, report the himself alone but . . to Ms illustrious Family, and to 5. , were seems to cross the river by the ferry-boat at terred in St. helmet's church,and i Parsley. Otte of them is described as a tall black consorts ; and the Princesses are deposited in the . those of their . and gullopped off with him at full speed. A se cod pistol was fired after him, but happily also the Public at Urge. Rio Royal Ifigiteessle self.love • 'complexioned swarthy looking man, and the other as convent of Techndow ; all these structures ca d re lofty, wi nhout effect. Kwhistle was then blown by the dis may lead Idni vidisly Beimogine, tbatehis Malt birth . a short man, seemingly about 60 years of age, and spacious, and built with stone. This circle is three a pp ointed 1' I • I • lig sees man, am st as immediately answer. may screen his character from obloquy; but Itostreat i grey-headed. hundred fathoms in diameter, and surrounded with I ed by a third person a little farther on the road which ro s yon,Sir, to givelhis letters place in you Pape r, e Paper, in the I Jill AO ir.siiirt 011 Ma. SHIERIDATL-When Mr. very high and thick walls, flanked with six towene Mr. B. was pursuing. lie, however, finding his way bap that aomewoolssowurod *labials,* adywe l v a. l Dundas trfterwards L. rd Melville) fi rst obtained a planted with caution, and also defended by deep thus beset, thought it advisable to quit the turnpike. i left in . rittltrril N'ilis 1911Fatto we,* wte_sufly tine- moats and mammal. From the above circle you road, and proceeded along Stickney fen side until he friendship may represen t to him fairly bow meth his , . 1 turgid with the Sro : ch p:stwiticiation. llaTtoqg upon pass over a handsonie stone bridge, which • is ratted reached Sibser, end get safely - hams whinier farther character has already suffered in Public estimat ion, some occasion observid, tat be did not conceive a Kitagorod, or the Chitsebe Town. There are here . mo t estat e ms This daring attempt, in which, it would and how completely it will be destroyed if he per- i seesaws then in contemp alien to be within the five streets, two cathedrals, aft parish churches, four 1 uppear thero were so many participators, together senses in that ill Judged silence, with • respect to p ower ; of the.llouse, he pr. pounced the word primer , convents, 13 noblemen's houses, and nine public 1 with the robbery and mutila ion of Sergeant Reed, Captain F.'s peinphlet, which he has hitherto mails.. in the broad Scotch manner, the same way as poor. edifices : these ore-t h e chief dispensary, i n which ; ►which we !lave before stated, are indeed alarming tsined. It is not by such Measures that his Royal' A t; h Member D a 1d could Mr.:el ride:, b ask th ed e him the Testi t heeties. are k . e l pt, of cu r ve prirceta t hs . , decor ce t a h t ; 1 facts, is hich call fur the most vigilant attention of the Righne , s will clear his character ; end if be Ms laid i °nt ll . j' ? . ' W " s. ) asd M y glo ' i d w t i , t om . peria arms,. h f_ . .I is _ i Police. . .of the house - • !If , r epo, r. • en an, • whole Empire Is supplied with medseities-the Mite, . A shocking accident happened late on Monday . vs that flatted*); unciru to his soul," I hope some 46 lie meant the f e rt)a ti le . Scotch et em b ers e , ' which is a superb structure, a iiingnzitie or ware- ! evening at Spalding. 'lwo young men, one formerly eve may be found to awaken him from a lethargy 1 roman Poearestsc-The Lady of en English house, to which all pods are brought before they ! nee 1 the other at the arrested time servant to Mr. Ed. which will inevitably be atteudil with cats !sequences Ambassador, resident at the Court of Russia in the have paid duty-the Custom-house-Me Antbassa- I month, agent to Lord Eardley, turned out to fight for fatal to his reputation. I am, Sr, i time of the larepsess Anne, gives the following at- • does place, which is converted into a sitk ma nufac- 1 a guiten, and to determine their claims to a fair ob. I fount of the Polish M.n titer, has letter ins friend :- turd -a printing 1 :e-a Court of Judicature-the : ' ject. After they had fought more than twenty rounds, Your very !imble servant, . 64 W hen he merle Isis first visit to as, he ran up to tee, physic garden-and the Exchange, iu stitch there ; lair ., Edmonds entered the ring and endeavoured by A BRITISH VETERAN. I ,9 and, as I e:l(gili he was going to kiss nue, was con. are about i thoc s aud handsome ahops; here all coin - ! earnest persuasives to part them; but failing in the - i sideritig if he would not beat out my teeth, he ran ' mercial affairs are transacted, particularly what re- ' ettempt a few snore rounds were fought, when the with suck violence ; but he stopped smart suddenly, lates to the trade with China, whence this circle con- , battle was drawn. Coming out of the field, in order atid stooped in such a way, that I clapped both my talus many merchants. This part of the city is fortified to avoid the crowd of people who were all rushing lintels to my petticoats, and te.liy both he and I were i with a pretty high wall, strengthened with I:: towers, I 0 ,,.,. ,I„. gate, Mr. Edmonds endeavoured to get over out of couritenatice. As Mu. ll has every where , and strong bulwarks. The third circle surrounds the 1 a sma ll wall, and jumping down broke his leg ht a told the circumstance, it ha: caugd much mirth." I former, and is named RiMegorod, or the White Town, I dreadful manner, the fractured bone coming out Thu last time Vial:remit , ame to Paris, he was vi. i from a white wall with which it is encompassed, it -- is ' through the flesh.sited by all the literary t I erecters of that period, i also called Czars Tcw ti. The No,;llita runs through this 1 and, among others, by N. de Sr. Alma, the trans-' part of the city, from North to li,nttli ; but though' lator of Ociits iletemelphoses, who, on taking his ! there are in this circle several kireses, boyars, leave, wished to say something very splendid.- ! sometimes, tied tradesmen, it is ho many parts very 46 To-day, Sir," said he, 44 I have only seen Ho-; dirty, and must of the houses very mean ; it includes HER: CHI a future day I shall pay a visit to Font.; seventy-six eari-li churches, seven abbeys, eleven TIDES and Soencictes, and then Taurus, and then convents, and nine public edifices : there are two Lretew, and then"----•• You had much better,". ; pala-•es, a C3OllOll founders', two markets, a brew said Votereint, interrupting him, 4 ' make all your' house, a megazioe of provisions, the salt fish liar- Yists at once." .• hour, and the hasit-gartlett. At the timber market Recite rot TUE Font-tot He S.ittr.-First wash ' are sold new wooslen houses, which may be taken to the diseased part, and wipe it dry ; then, take equal pieces and put together again whets the purchaser quantities of Train Oil and C7iitospovrikr ' well mixed plovers. The fourth circle is called Semlatioigorod, to the consistence of salve, and apply it with lint or that is a town surrounded with ramparts of earth, bards ftcording to the situation of the disease ; wrap encloses the three Preceding parts, and its ramparts it neatly up with rag, and then put a piece of bladder include an area of great extent. The entrance was over the whole foot to keep it dry; and over that a formerly by el gates of timber, and two of stone,_ piece of strong canvas, or a bit of an old glove, to but at present only the two lest are standing. Oyer keep the bladder from being cut bycoming in contact one of these gates is R matheiwitical school, and an with the ground. Once dressing is generally sufficient : : observatory. This circle contains a hundred and much depends on doing it well and snugly, so that three parish eliurches, two convents, an imperial no strings or rags are left to catch the other foot and ' stable, en arsenal for artillery, a mint, a magazine disturb the dressing; and let it remain ou a fort. for provisions, and a cloth manufactory;-round' night. I these principal parts of the city lie the suburbs, Tut H O NE ST Dermot.- A farmer having lent his which are of a great extent, and contain slaty parish neighbour ten pounds to assist iii paying his rent,. churches, and ten convents. These suburbs resemble happened to hare occasion for the money again, but villages in !sliver parts of the cautitry,excevt the Ger the other always pleaded inability, although lie had ; semi simmer, which is tie largest and handsomest, and' abundance. lie sued him in a petty Tribunal of i contains two Lutheran churches, a grammar *sallool, Scottish Justice, where the debtor swore point blank a .Colvistist church, and a Rombili r• horde This su that he never owed the other a farthing. The suit lbw% is situated towards the East, on the river Yam.. was accordingly lost; but the farmer being a pious ins ; to the West a it lies the palace of Annenhof, man, went up to his worthless neighbour, and said, which has a good garden, and towards the North le ‘4 I wonder that you could commit so great a sin us t $ large and stately hospital. A little farther to the 'to swear falsely."-" By G-d, you need not have' West steeds the palace of the Empress Elizabeth.- Pushed me so hard," said the other; upon which :be. The number of /uhabitants are supposed to Mould Justice committed high to prison for perjury. to Shout a hundred and tifty thouvied ; these con. MoonhEsex Sy.sszoas.-Yesterday, the attention i sist-of Statesmen, Noble Fernillas and their vtementsg of the Court was occupied in the hearing and t iered. 1 Widows, Priests, Monks, arid Semmes 1410 4 18 1 f, lag on Parish Appeals; but we beard no case of any ' I to the churches; Mechanics, Lehmann% Carriers; pidgin late:est. Sledge Drivers, Luc. DRURY-LANE Tug tTne.—This beautiful structnre was last night lighted up for the purpose of juclghtg of the disposition of the lamps, end the effect of the decorations, scenery, &C. &c. It is not our wish to raise e‘to avagant ideas of the magoiticence or beauty ; of this building, but we certainly never saw, in any country, a theatre of the same dimensions that ap- ' pears to combine so peofectly all the requisites for sound and spectacle, which are comprehended in this. Though the area of the circle is really large, yet by the form it brings every part so near to the stage, that the eye and ear of every one must be gratified. There is not a point either in pit or boxes where the round and sight are not equally audible and clear. The tone of the colour; and richness of the erna raent% io the proscenium, and fronts of the boxes, afford a high treat to the spectator, cress before the curtain rises ; and when it does, these decorations are subdued by the superior lightnud elegauce of the. , eentry. Twelve or fourteen of the new scenes were tries for the first time; they are made to move en a railway, which glees theta unusual precision and rapidity, to which also the comparative narrow sitss of the Oars contributes • fer it does not, as at the Opera and Covent-garden, extend to the full width of the box circle, bet is contracted by beauti ltd columns in imitation of the yen! antique. This, however, will not pre%ent the performers from act lig in the fell breadth of the area when the curtain )s WO. The scenery is to:listed with great taste, and it was moved with great ease and accuracy. We an persuaded thitthe house will be found admirably adapted' fer the representation of the drama 1 and that not a syllable will be toot to any person in the house. The grand staircase, the saloon, and all the entrances are spacious, and from the form of the ualbseetion tbe asetpusy are not likely to be dis turbed tty . neisa behind. Indeed 'Eery nuisance is "'Paved. Ire siteli .Issaa to congratulate the pnblie " a thealcastbart ear tragedies and cpazgall ImaY. be wan and fiord. T promote elemaineettaitertfre orwirewielN soldlerlts altateereloteleaseis t al geed ctaaii romitta to reside ink tile Wreaks in Goat: I. r ever" Mavis se eisifttiar s consisting et 100 *en ; but no estialseartto fsa fseeistted by the &tuck, Magnet= this atialseekefr NAI I -4L INTEL LIGEN4E. DUAL, SEPT. 17. Arrived his Majesty's ship Savage, with four sail of the Que.- bre convoy; they are gone for the River. ante down. front the River, she Day, for Bengal. Arrived his Majesty's sblp Tickler, from of Flushing, and sailed again for the same destination. PORTSMOUTH, Stet. 17. Arrived his Majesty's ship Melpomene from Plymouth ; and the Iphixenia from the Dawn ; S;teculator, Taylor,from f or* s and t h e Ring Fisher, 'layman, from Morlaiv, witb baggage. Sailed the Viper fur the Downs, With a convoy. PLYMOUTH, SEPT. 16. Sailed the Foxhound gun-brig on a cruise. The Prince of Asturias, Straker; the Richard, Befit)) , ; and the Grace, Bartlett; from Halifax, were tnke•n the 3d ult., t welre hours after The latterilms been retaken and carried into Halifax. ~.., COB N.E.X.Cit.% Milk:, seer 11. To-day weber/. reit further arrivals° , Wheat, bat • tolerable supply ou kind. Flow agAl a keeps its price i outer ( patina dull iu sate. B.rley and Malt at Intle . auctuutiou. Waite Peas telly /klippen last prices. The two sorts of Ileum are dearer, and but few Mir:. o..ts again in short su,.ply, and likewise lull, at the ialacrotatlun. Fleur remaies at late prices. Whertt Fine ditto list- • In 2 101 . 1)0. kris* Old) .. ...... 66 79, Outs 57 60 66 Kerley . . 55 •9 t Poland do. Malt 9O 9R% Pattathe du. White Peas (Indices) 78 84 : Rape Seed ... ... .CGO Ft 5 t ;rt, du. limns 811/TIIP1likl ) MARKET.—Seti. 18. *tor Ofltti. per shaft of 0.0. Herr .. 8.. ot. to 6.. it 4. Iletta of Gottic this das t o . sot. to 6.. o'. Heat. 6lO Veal .. 7.. i•d. to 7.. Od I Sheep . 6,6C11 Pek b.. 041 to 7s 0 .... Lauds •• • Is. U. to 7.. tid. Pi e ro 1141/-MAItKET. ties, 41. kO. to M. 104. 011. Clown .... (M. to 1.. U.. OIL Vino ....11.11f4 Od. to S. 01. IN. oif the hi% are ~="~' I'l I •1j ILlt P. • 14 • I , i 7 - • 'Y i: 111 1 1 11