The Statesman. — London, England, 1810-09-04 00:00:00

II'EYMOUTII, Aua. 31. ht fineness o f the steatite" for the last forekeld h „ htd a vary effect In increasing the number o f Ivor fashi mable visitants, and this town, ntsw its lonial gay aspeit. The I . bifafieit, , T„, a t.”, 11411 , , Card Atowniblies„ and geonia.l4l, st R u . ss tAt i Roy.ll AssenthlY Rooms cuckoo.. d ace much attraction, and the dints% r-parties, both „odic and private, have again commence d, ' _ ' rue Gvntleatetis' Club, that meet once i,fort. 'I VO, takes the lead ; at prsent it eonskas i ef'3.4) iimmbers, under the regulations of a COwteliftiie' fried tiy Lord F. MO!!?AGVF., hfr; o.,•Burroliv4 Witmus, R.N. Major -Sulwattb..aud Mr, Si oTrii. The last dinner. was on Tuesday, lord F. nitsrsent in the .h a ir ; the whole went oil in tow excernt style. Ibb rules s s t tororders ate pitch c4 nnot fail of render** this new establishment productive of much conviviality and haimonic,en.• joyinein ; 20 new candidates arc Whet, balloted _for at t he o rxt meeting., •1. A schism betwcon the ptin‘lpel, inhabitants and the Clergyman of Weymouth and ‘Vyke ge.;is; 1, 4 % afforded much topic of public e.otiversation this se, k, from his haying put pp to publie auctions. a sirall spot of land, on which (in former ageslSt.. Ge „ rges c h ape l ,t 0.4. was divided into no less than forty allotments, or freeholds, to . enhiice its v alue fur election purposes, and'yikldett•the etior owls sum of I-100 1 :v The sale is opisitSed r bjt the • johabito is, thougbulanstioncd ;by .1114,1BiShopa *mt. innrot. and I . Visfentoteast,-eAd-ssntlee .,, the antho.. city of an Act of . Parliansent, ,rawpwwering Glebe /And to le add 'edlosaigigaik taw Land: Tait. But the oftAtibn, . *bather. this • piece o>} l a d, f or merly e secreted, can baTennstituted part el the Globe, will tifford matter or. ihp Geetlemon a t the Lon Rohe to deter,olli, and tan be iq) , ) ,- etl of to answer my private or public emolu ment ; bin it is to be hoped that will be prevented, by the matter being. properly investigated by these great Ihrine Aulhnehies,-)Mforst they finally ratify at act (even if legal) b 0 contrary to thy. geweral Irish of the inhabitants. The crartinn of the Pedestal oti which e-stat Ate of 1k MaisstT is to be placed, is in great forward. pros, and will be gitished on the 25th of 9etober test s when that diy will be celchiated bete with great splendor. and festitity. Among the arrivals of the wok are:— ' , :;•;' turd and Lady Sidmouth and . family. Sari olihrilleglialcy, Eire. Poruall, Lord an 4 Lady bigutssei, • Mr. riot uni, A.' Baring rid Coady. Mr. aneldro. Snoiaati l ttn. farowlird, Mr. Padang, Mr. Napier, Mr. 11. Gordep. Alr.Allyersi r illkfis. For man, i o. Mrs. Suilscrlend, Ids, and . Mn.Mn . Lovit Mr. . itirs.,,Psa kr, Mr. and Mn. Salami, Mrs . . Lek. Mr. sad . lia/ken- . iie, Mr. Bull, Mr. aed titrs. Tomlinsise, *ii lz, Om; Its.' Paoli, Mr. N;ackeestr, Mr. Tottoubsist.Ps. Ab1e4, 4 111r. , : wylliams, Mr.aad Mrs..)lnawell r Mr, aPalleYi Mr. A . W 11 14 . 0 ., *IC' go. end Mn. Urge art, Mr. still MAS: llostron, 80. It ri t , 04111,4 Croton, Mr. Mrs. 04 *b. aiMie Mr.: a. , 44511 j.' l Ilbytorit, Mr. aid Mrs. Pact al‘ligi;iiad the hiSisettßaist4piti 1 fler. itr. Piekfird, Dr. floyleyellin within: 'llTroiels, 'Mit" Noight, Major Rack, Mr. Poyeder'Sfr. awl MK frau:l4,l4 blr. and Mn. Cal, Mr. kfiyier.aad./111Wehts. -•- StlvT. I.—Lurd and Lady Satr . morati and family, accompanied by Mr. Balms) were the most fa 1114ionable tv4ler.party of . thik . ,day . . The band of the D4rsei briiiiit performed for itsterki . lienia op. ; 'mite his Lorikhip'a hedge s. in Chastariold:plamt, teach to this SitillraCtidil of . 14. Illiit fOliCOUfil of fa: allionable pedettrils.. • •.. . . ' Loid SOON RUSIDLL ani amoral Mean t am. larked on tumid the Lgiona, at Plymoutl4 on Thursday, and sailed fur Lisbon, This morning 25 &getters .. werwlenrtbed late tN, Savoy Prism, under'an escoreartalWA•Yal l'lr°n' ,4 vain•ter Regiment .of Militia, frees Weeley BS? racks. • These deserters will be seat off again id,' the course of a day or twq for their' reirctitTe tit giments. .. .. . The fi rst beftalion of the MA Infair! at i , Leoes, were inspected last week •ky teirela. 9- Imaß•Prr, if is supposed, preparator der ). qto sh ell • ng i gent on foreign service. • . - wali. Yesterday the whole of the 354 resommeopits at Portsmouth from Bexhill. . , : - .ol'l The rigilontie, J. q. Master, -of nerP,4 - ire.. rived . in the- Tenet On th e Vfnh, 4 print, 4.1 1141 . French Pinnaces the light and Haottnuoi. . s• ?' On the 19th, the Pa s sep ar t qa t i Ifrrenell Oho- , seer, captured and carried. into Teraehelling; . the ,Ellas en Johanna t , P. gp u i, master. ' Aceording to letters hoist Riga lathe lie WO* the following vessels have been releesed from detention, via. the Bergeseren, J. F. Welgeht : °lipid°, ti. (:. liansen ; Speculation, P, 4: Feel-hard r Elizabeth; N. A. 11111(in ; Christina, John Gaaren ;.. Use Cute llojenung, J. ii. B elc h ; . and Jorge! &Vett, P. M. Th..usen. , . , . • It is stated to le the intention of Government to grant an allowance of five Aipillings per tlinm , ." application being tu34..f or tbo 'Millie, te . all oftic.o4 th a t were sent home :frpto v i , kleheret, in •charge of aick soldiers, which ellowaneels to exteud(rena the slay tile °Titers left their .regih,ents; until that of rejoining them. This ellowipctissiveti. in o.nnsib eleration of the Officer, hatibilbeci, deprived of tlw benefit of a r limental assess, and Other e;tra es.; penccs' to which theytwere unavoidably exposed 1 staring the period they wege.employevi on the duty above-mentioned. The affair of the family of Mr. Aril ought to §a a lesson to tlic 31agistrates Of Middlesex Pot to tern a deaf ear to complaints because they may !INT..). an come from an unwelcome quarter. tie ver Maw evidence, deserving of strict inquiry, more e^aloorly evaded than in the case of the Cold Rath' Pri.t.d. Such wos the consequence of turning a mere (pillion of humanity iuto a question of fac. lion, as it was denominated. The truth will now. rime out. The Prisoner, who has made hie escape, h• I f .rgell Dividend Warrants, by which he bad re. ceived neer 30001. lie had :also been coneerne4 in robhery on Elackfriarto.bridge; is various forge.; Tim ..f Bank-notes ; and he was the man who per. sonated Earl Pencil' about a year ego, #nd ewin. 4 died some moneylenders put of 12,0001. UpbD pre., tended Annuity Bonds. On Feinday two men and a lady fell down appa rent') lifeless, in Ltaker.street, in consequence of the intepee heat, but soot, recovered after obtain.. ill assistance. __________, . GOVEP,NOR ifftl.S. =-77.1 - I°!'ET:f7'n7r- . ......::... 11 „,,;,_. : . ~ ... . :. , . i i ,,,i_i,e.„.-/VtifliEß ,PA MURIA RS ww•wsew lattilftlr RUA ?! Ti l `ti i THE sights or • iivh* - c • ItOOKIITS. Afgl). WiftPLit... ‘ 40 11 tImineliesk:of NI r. Ants, scn. Jr . ht 11[ fri JOU'. ignomit of . an opinion haying pre* sei r 41 . l: lis I prison, previ ous t o the inquiry, tha,t eQ't' eircliiiitYithadsbeen assisted in their escaper. kt itiosisellttitrnktd oat, on the examination of Mr. gasycha s the prison elerki that he had acquainted .11,14 . iliac Usk an opinion did prevail ; and cense. wady /1/11%,,AR1N sen. 4:valued DANIEL• AR 1114 , i1114.144,b91; AI*NA,24 AR A on whose testimony . De 'Avs woo committed: d ‘ n one of the turnkeys findiug all the gates open, WislAmana informed him of the-conversation D. ARIS had "with*RoeenTs on the preceding night, and the Turnkey informed Mr. ILtswst.t., the Clerk, who communicated it to Ants, the Governor, atkd which led to the exami. 1 nation. - - . ~ Mr. MAINWARINO upbraided. Ants sen. forquch. a shainidul . dertial of a fact which Ise must have re. membered: and The Litter okkerving he had.never done an act in his life of which he was ashy led,_. Ilk. KAT, the Bank Solicitor, expressed hi, be.. lief that Airs never did feel shame. The conduct, of. - D. Aim was highly indecorous. belitire•thoGommittee t . and he was reprimanded by Mr. Naos, tbe ' Magistrate y . hg • w as ordered .to be erotism/. D. A R.1,5'11 taleryi 7- 111 pkOiciptil turnkey in Oa pert of the prison where Roberts - wit skinknett s ; want. 16s. per week. There were duly two-eft; itaili son., - sod a son.iii.laii, who married his ! daughter, employed in the prison. Mr. N EWPORT 'o fficiates at irresent as Governor , . of both Clerkenwell prisons. —D. Ants trill biege• ambled again in a few da s. - 1 ,7 • . -.* -•-• . WHEN 'tab:4l'Aß, • •. • Laat night A . new mclo.drarnatic Opera vres brought out at this 14 heat re, called " Plut*, or ass North ToraerM ,Tiis. Piece it, we•understand, the production of Ur. &allocq, Ilnd the music the corn. position of Mr. Milo. It was received with very general approbatiOn, and given out for' sechud reprettentation without a suigle dissentient voice. Pieces of this description are seldom iateadcd {'or any higher purpose than to. serve as vehicles fouthe music, and therefore 'post he cstitnateil More as they seive that eull than by the rules of the legitimate drain., Mr. AuPNL A 's production, however, might for plot end interest be ranked with maay.of the arlimatie f ephemera, olmodern times, whilst -the magic If serve!, to potty entitle it to the applause with which it, was received. The overture .is cha. .veAteltitvil.llt movements at once various and AffeFy.; - 001,-. lo 4,verital i 4 the songs A ere encored. ' • - ` Che Pcnforniers eXerted themselves with Much " li . ' . gni! ciliiitribacd Cisinkially to the success ' id' ' fr . e.. *TlkiiiTON war eel:yeti:4l home iti . the tnic . iltAr, Heron, whoscohafacter, though not por. 'o4Pliiiiiiiiiitirtly natural, was very >naturally repre. avoid* him. l'ittu.tes and Moan were equally aueces.sfsil M. their parts. Miss Gaeor.Ert and Miss KILLS! acquitted themselves admirably, eitd were encored in most of their songs. The Messrs. SW rrn were likeivasc . - in good voice •and well re ceived. The longs have considerable poetic merit . and are besidei-aviseopriate sod correct: ThVaik. login; is generally chaste, add often milked by strong and never sentinieut. With a little curtail. men' of some inequalities in the style and convosk Lion, this piece tii,ll' fair to' hide a run. , . . . Am . ERicA 1 0.1 tier mlitieltaxic sther 27.--44 Vion.—The, la, laportgrAt.jtaatinaiay morning &Ives us the baste bopen sv ichAliti4of rumours were founded, respect.' lei/ 16'rencoanter dietweeidthe' rixen and the Bili i Ifsli'Orielltisialrei ' Lieutenant Trippe, who col. OthrtiliideStlite, !is not . eicelled hi gallantry lg. iieraitiricerisiciNwr any ether navy . . 'We mention this, because we lieir r e that the foThiying extract i t fro, , Alp Wring "seer. has tbe street/tit poiiiba coidi i eagoinst 4is -gallant 'Orli, end respecting ditiltetiaak`iiraid pariah Odicer," which he if pre-• tended to ItarilalAriiittill to. The write r is preba. ..bil_rk Mr. Pointleitei., the Deflate from the 114 ii., sissippi territory; a man published at the seat nil Coverornent, a few -weeks ago, list haiing disha., nourably eloped from his debt, for sabsbitenee end amusenieut at Washington, and fur w hich he was stied at Philadelphia oti his retreat... ... „ Nobody was materially' Herat nts board the, Fixes!, and the Captain of the !4'oselle immediately; gave a kW:vile apology for his mistake. He had the command of a vessel appointed to watch for the French privassers, one of isltich. he supposed the Vixen -to be, and so many of which have.been lately fitted out with impunity, have smuggled., plundered, and otherwise abused our ports and ci. melts. When seized,•oue bits been restored by special order of the Exedlitfee, out of fear and 'complaisance to the antler of the Ratubouillet De. ace. . . rapt. Triple would cot, we may confidently' say, .!,tibtnit to be dishonoured If• he were pre. scot, the Intelligence,- -would hove 60. dared to publish the unfounded and. malicious ournnienti:. They arc a proof nut of the passiveness of. Lieut. triPpe l but of the: base malignity of .the .Editor rid his patrons, who thrive and profit by f iery, invention and aggravation which 'may embrcid • the' pirizeos against Hritaiii, 'and eitisneate the foul misdeeds of Bonaparte. . ~. ....• .. •,• .. . ..• If we had room to-day, Ise should publish the ' ' eceitful aepoinpanimenti with which this trans. action is shrouded in the irstegicencer, though we should only 44h1 another superfluous proof of the barefaced partiality auto sinister practipes of that venal vehicle. . Let the public 'min beware of the desigg y( it* ntisrepreau#tatinus. We have often pointed them out liefure„stifbeen alwlayeentifirined by the tesall. t , It lettuirn in. nifeurtuedere l that Papt, Porter, Of ik. Naiyiltdet4ined fit • French privateer at gear Mimi o c 'ylolating the laws of tliellnited altaiii. t .. pla?lltiet of duty hilree4l'lia been de. ti 1 1...t.1, b lWitn 1-:„01 and the 'demand . _Gas been t . 4 , ) , An t g o off—Wit,day i unit tit ..I!tfileitatra.. The liiiialtiT9lti afitagi iiiii*Ofilifigoi l e t alinpf iritj' 0 the PI TO ocjies temoutiwits. / .0 .., ~, ... • , .. • I! 511;1Qii:LIM ' Id f t?:.'; ... 1..1 . .... Av.''. TIM STATESMAN. ~~ ._. :sue . . . . . ... PO RTUGUAS g P4PERS. 1 . . -:-....,-.. LtsnOw , Atlas.l9. —The head. qttaftere are ht Celsi. rico ; the cavalry advanced beyond Alverra, where Colonel Wyndham Was; taken prisoner a few.dayi ago while recontutittinc. Our other corps art; quartered at I'ettish., IV;arninte, Guarla, dr,e. - A body• of fortugnfse.aee at Colin and Fundie,-ired General Etilt'a division near Castello Branca. The :6sertions ire . fell 40 each (ley to us. Stivelra wkth• his- Militia, in Vas los Montes, has sttack'ed 4e enemy iii that quarter, has killed and taken 490', 1 and driven the rest into Spain. • MADRID, Jury .18.—They write from Toru. (pentads, that %too carts full of wudisded•and sick Wad arrived there (runs the army of Mitt Ans, 'and that more were expected. Fifteen . more cartlt,' fse of the same, arrived there nn the 15th, which en : :. l tered by the gate of Toledo. On the 13th, Empecinatio entered the. C:isa.dei,• Campo, surprised end bt ! c ,to death a ileta,hleame, , vibtili wai'en paid there, but unfortunately falai .in'eapPir . ing`Jostias, which appears Ao have -beiza , the object of, the expedition. . . • • Blea„Voz, Abet. 11. E.-The French after haviirgl collected, in Pifra and• be vicinity, began to reireat on he Bth by'Larani..'Tde army of the Marquis .. 11 cleme .etiltle,ll:moventeut in front, int occupied Burguillos, Zafra,' Los Santo's, Feria,'.and. La ' .Pieria; whirs yesterday 'the head:cpartfts'arilveo:" A ipliir t- of the idivisitm 'el, OtI)Onn el r has 'in ire hot to join the 'elt.eYs and &kit' last night ta Santa Morilta: .- *** • ' --.4.-.. -t "O P. ! - • . ', . - . .. • kto Or . 14!' -: § . OBW Letters-..which have timter tiiiirti4to the Spanish army say; that Ballaitifiri . WOO terms defeated 'the.French =on the - nth . chid. bet . levee ,OGriarcia and•Lerert!yeriditoOk'69o priititiVis,* 4did,kligdal and woundd - . le still' grtiteer snutzatier'..; , this,.iistalligenster. heireter 4 his dot dome Officially" tgehe Iketa. • ,''' ...- .: - - . •-` ^ .- - • - -- --4-* ,' ; ' -• '' '' . 14 tlitltek, Awe tf -- di .IVOST Ezess.tXtriSta-i.Wis With thkgreittilli pleasure I ,communicate' to ibit'Excelieney,tdr She information of iheii tacellericifi;•ttteGoVertiort of lite .kingdocn t the surrender of a Sirius battatiori, that occupied the Castle nti Pwebla de fienebria; to the troops. commandeckby., Majer.Genertg: V. is Silveira, as appeays by the annoZ:ll terms: Their, • Excellencies will sere, that the• conditions are, 'that 40 prisoners are to be sent to torttnea, not to serve against, the allied powers. I cannot but fully , 'approve what „Major-General Silveira has done 14 1 this respect.. To us it-is-exactly the same thing, at if they had remained prisoners of- war, or sur: rendered at discretion, and his situation was critical. The enemy advanced in supeijor force under General Serras, and was in - sight of our advanced • posts. The conduct of • Major.Genetat : Silveira deserves the highest praise, - as well on rte: } count of the skill 'and boldness with which he be., gin the enterprize, as of the prudence with which he pursued and terminated it ; falling back in going' order, and taking his prize with him. Tilt' E*.' dellentiev will find the/metes, of this enterprise may prove productive of the most fortunate consequences on the part of the• Peninsula. By a subsequent letter of the 11th inst. Major.General,Silteira in. forms ine,that the garrison of the castle of Puebla de Scoabria was a Swiss battalion of 400, includ. lag 9 ofacers, and that the force which General Serras was on the point of opposing to him: was. . .5000 men, 800 of whom were cavalry. The Mails.. -General addd, that besides the above gerrison he has sent to Oporto 60 deserters, who dame over to %el' from the enemy's army., ' • . 66 God preserve your Excellency,' , • ' , " W. C. NERESFORD, Marshal l , • le Legeosa, U. 1.14,1810.7 '` Commander in Chief." • , The Bad4oz Diary.states, that the French force which Ballasteros and Carrera engaged consisted of 11000,men,.,oue-thifd of whom were either killed or made prisoners. That •thp action took place is certain, but we bare not yet received any authentic account 'of the particulars. • • Extract from an official communication of Lord Wellingtin, addressed to, kih, Excellency Don M•.• Forjaz, and dated Ilea4inarters, ;Celorico, Aug., .; 10, 181 Q. . .•• , „ . - . . . •. „ • . . 66 The enemy has notmadeeny movement of 114,1 portance in front .pf this army. since my last of the' Ist inst. lie, xontioops, to Anaistaia his •positiusts near Almeida . ; ,4 small corps is pealed on 'the banks of the Cuai and, the main . body occupies' a, posiiicos in :tho vicinity . o f Aimeida, between the Cna and.Agisedar, lie hits not yet opened the trenches before Almeida. We have not yet received any intelligence on which f can rely ? that he is making any preparations- fur the siege of. Altneida; Regnier's corps, ' which first appeared' • in" Naves Frear, and afterwards in Saltaterra,,-Istafttim thence, sent a 'detachment-of infantry, and , eavatry 'emu ' the mountains' la. Penaniteosv .This. happened .on' the. 31st 4'1114, .whles at,the sense time they occupied • Zi=breire. , ' eperal Mil has reported. to me„, und6e datel:ofshe 1.4 inst. that the Ist regiment 'of Porto.. gofer: devilry, comniandtd by Colonel de Costa, at tacky! a.patty of hope pf the said,French detach 7 = ,moat, and pursued them to the environs of feganA. tor, killed 1, and took 18 privOners. ~ ' • f' Regular had sent . a . delachmeet across thole,' goo, probably with the- intention to secure" Ne bbats foetid to that river, which detschtletrt 'Oaf: - pied a fOrti6ed post 911.11ig point where.the . Over Monte joins the .Tagos. This post. was attacked and carried by Brigadier ' ppn lie ilispanha ; the 'erierny's loss oar that occasion consisted of 150 men 'killed, *of:tided, 'and prisoners." ' 1 . • .Ateounts swam received on Saturday from pea. at which time a clitioupe, dated le ttsth . 9f Joy,. v i o lent gale 1r wind prevailed ? - and it was appro.. heeded many /Owls woald bp . firiveu on shqre off Point.a-Petre, and, amongst others, idle S. '4l:. drew, ilie .Igliiabeth, acid ihe ..%‘!ibella ? ef, Lenduta. Mr. I:Ailtiti 'Our.sair, 'Speaker of Op Order, If . , the Pi•asints,.in Woo Oigt 'il p rebro, though by profession a farmer'," 1., a man pf some dhitinctioncl being a juiglit pf the Clrder cif ve.l4, ”d... pits 4 sessed of coU4derahle property. in. the. picqviilo, of Bohus. lie owes his present.eleeatioil ad, the outs-err' of eloquence 4 Illicit be ilit l ah 4 r it to last . Otet. •' ' ' . . The provincial paper + tfirOilliocV . the tstattd an. no , l ,i ect w ith o ut exceßtion, go .d crops ants flavour awe harveit neatinr. . Wit* NI 'last week eyed. .. ill 'Oda w al,. . - • • -i• ' . , -Dill'6ll P.il).EaS. Popscowa, Jtixtr 20.--flit Council and all the' inhabitants of Belgrade are plunged into the deep. eat distress by the .10as which our troops have snf. feredat Blasija, amountimv to 700 ladled and several . hundred ; wounded. The Limmail• rin chief has caused to he hailed or shot several. a( thoServians who had refused to continue their, sertiitto in the field any longer: The ixtriud of seryiee must be extended as for as possible. Fresh reinforcem e nts hare been, forward e d to the main, aptly kear Peli , grade. • alkt.itim 4.- I mmediately eftcg the surrender oC pi.a.Palaiika l ' 'a, corps of Altavista and Se'rvian .; . • treops, utidietjthp t ... m*ndof c.neral•Count Zii. katol, 11 4!.4tleed• 0 .I _Hilliti. (clajewa), whi c h they.iniesl4,..4/sel;e!141 gaitissi'm oppos e d the in ii i .0 01, 9 6„0, 1 „, tp xesiglis fe j o Aar coriss OW ittg their ftsi:ol. , The Sertiais t in ,fie several. actions that OA Place, dorm l tbc. odvanced4uar . J. 1 h 1 .....roug.t., ••• out.. the 1 11 14 t .c.irt ,s . c of.- the rollout war t . elyis Turks hominoid:coed the most;vl.dent.raliagalett the Cbrist4ino. •It is thought that cladaaa cane It 1 bard dot tong, its • stock •-of stoita n •and. ler • ovisioßs lbrinteleaq exhiustril. Tie litigant that place fethr.„, - -lhosirteef !Ab.skili (flta ()„ f s.,ual will, tip i k odartake n the Russi a n cup ; Bate d oppowita ti it i • ar . 4ertpaix, hoaing ri:c:efled orders t% sh 4 r. ; . .. ,, WirlopOrathatalie Turks, thoegb soinothat ffitfe° ''' fersitspwisliiiioning to a ct in •earneut k big that •1 1. • gioarrafillyiny is already in mutton 14 eist44l, genie iiittr,Krstea. The main aemy,e-'sitolei *Pie etn., . irptfr'of .Josuf Paella, has receihio( 'e:HtSide-abl o reafkaraismepts •ol,..Asistic I r0vi , 5 44 , 9 1111,.t . iki. gismo looss the Daidin e lt s a n d Archioill / .1s piseh ea 47; • .1 1%1 44 by the English. If is* refit that E ui . land has. assured the P ure th gt a l . sha 11. every . . • • ,ra • erety passilale.oa,ppors. • . - l'f P: , • . _. . • a ...(.3.O4STkIrChNOPLIci jlif!lt, 10...-7111 ev.:trerminfi l, • . Bin of the (bawl !i..ei4nior-lo take itte tieid in . k .t.r: - 'son against she. Russians, bed (wet( fuletrinly tri: - :noenced at ail-ttie mosques; and, tiot i k*- horke-tai.s, the usual indication of such an iiktrittkuth are actually st ark op on . th e gated of ths icragtio. . His Highness will, it is Said, wee( il on the !IGilo inst. to the impeiiat Calttli i ia tbe piton of Q.tiol. Pahl, Whit* •harbeen prepared for hi 4. reception, anti thence let:Out tat join the army , di soon es the yrisole - of ' the .tribopt hate apt:MIA:A in the camp at . .4ditianople. His guard 'coasist s of li,,000• Bois tinits;' •' ' ' - ' ' '' ° The scarcity of specie operates as a Great impe. dispeptla the execution of the mewl rt in train for •the generardefenee. The pkg Od i optaxi , for remov. lug this di ffi culty is the volunt a ry secret e of ill the innecessari plate, a sacrifieo'is, ihir the Mufti and the Grand Seignior have bean the 6,rst to set an• example, and the levying o f a cont ribotioo of stove millions of piastres' front the Greeks, Arilii.ii ia ,, s , and Jews ; aid lastly,. the isouiag Of it.sitrer Qom age of a very inferior alloy. - The Divan has this day paid to the troops the whole of their arreoh • 7 situaiiii..- The English Ainh • ass net e. 'Adolf, hos this • , 'ay had his audience of leave of -• llie pivots, mid will soon go on board the Salceilai (*gm, *thick is ap. • pointed to convex him to EngtanT '' ' • No alteration of any impottenee has occurred in the situation s of the arities, The Grand Vizter„ .notwitlislaeding all the attacks made iiiiini Mtn, still maintains bis ground iti 'his strung position be. fore Schumli. ;'' : • .;. "—• " • '' • PatsDittl. •AUG. P —jinx[(noir of °Thilion'd, - 4 . . who artly eipect ed to Ef4 ritica will, it is • saii. • no weeks to come. a be gives, do the 15th the mist mug. • .oificent illuminated, lied millit'dt'serip. .tioa . beeu already issuou. LArs'A , ..,. ~ . . . . • icq, AfTll{4,ll-We ists hs.deily Pit Berta, don of. the 'arettat k of : otters! battiti o o) of Freficlt troops, "Mph kite I#tbertaii b een 4 station e d on 114 . - frontiers Aktriratig e ••.. -.- , !.• .. , The frneeli . inleedant Ile ItiMoutsoye he trait poqsessiiin o'f,,tho.Pusterthar t M . the natter of hie F l upperor kipoleuß. ..' - - '., • • ...- •Thirniii!, 'Atio.,2;tl.4lq• Ole ;r1 iustant woe Sea , l ' 4 seed Mild fheehrifigert 41 . the Did c,hy pt *Weis. • . .-', asig, li 'Doc& if Ivii qiiiish ..slllojeser, .ext en di n g '...i '... to ever, port and c ( eek, of lifolsitio, the previ ou s H.- :orlier•for the efetugio j oc,it.cnefici, iessvfs from I . .. Haisuokind Tooang.• :- • • .. . .. An ImpErial Decree,,Asted the 18th in s t an t, at ... , it. Clegili• dire to l ..thist-ell the FreUch troops at 'prelieritin lieltandi shall Warn to fiance, with .. • fhe:eiceptibli t tsf five . regiments of French infantry, • ' and lour regiments of French caitalr), the only - Trench force -to remain in flap cimiiirY itibsequent to the Ist of. Sept, All that rtiates to . tbe. Ado& • Pistibitive Department is to be ttatoli•tid by the % • Dutch • Commissaries, ecc. itndoll the trench em. ploys): (oat can be spared Ore to7retern to France ; • the ; artillery service to be performed by' the Dutch regiment of horse, 'riflery, thq regiment of fool • . artillery, and -thetrein battalion. from the abort date, the tr;iiiiii° of tiverk description etc orlired to be alifartered le '•barracks, seid upon :tiwaccotini L .to be.' billeted upon' the inhabitatos. .Ttie pay, . subsistence, and chithing. of the ti epos. remain ing ..lo Holland, are-to'be charted' to the budget dime: ~ ..,. of; but the Dutch guards aid iti.fegitnetittiof eni . T • 4 ,• i , ''rassiers, »itch are on their : llll4oi s r ( o. France, are , to b e rrontaiaiaNat the charge o f the'64picla Tree. lorry. . The Dutch . E4ferii aailyrclitta* are: ilirccte4 to be triansferre4.lo"fite limli l eie r!Fee.drit , ll4.l , l. : i • , 4, 10 0 o ,er decr ? , of the sainglate,'-pero 4 the ex . ~ . portation, tiadei.bond, el 'wheat ; 1.” 3 , ajoAcims, to .... , tilt! Dutch Pi4vinees, trinothe poets Of Cite lao.s e e .., . 11, jthilio t , iiont Toatscreittetr +Atte lied ',Waikik i sod • '.' VW Itur!'• ;' • • - I.t • • - • • , , • ;s•.• , 4third slecree k 4flhe same d . ate; etiolates r 1 To, ricti orregal a riosisheitti regatri6 tell'icorpiitaitutt ' o r the hutch corps %silt the French :splay.- . The; 6„,l7.4l4a'P y si,"4" p ro p urtgi o nital t ' o lla ti fi le d: ;r illr iti t i o ot bs . j ist e 4 4n fW illl t i o ret ili a • r- 4 41 . • tills part of the Empirt. ' • :. . r. • .; sr*-- s •. ~. .Y ':.: . c . a p 10.. s vary wired at Top M il is sir to visit this city. 14pfuvg!t, 4VG. )(3.—Theie Majei proiung their stay here for sun the.entgrteittment which is to 1501 1 it germitheuxn., will lAe on II cent scale. The gar de .wal be ljre f witsjcs let,off of the toostlple 4 1e1 0 51/cts of •itimffsivii Mira • '4. • ~~ . • .--: ~. -,.~ • • R. <-.:.. • • Yi , 11••• .~ . . 1;