The Statesman. — London, England, 1810-11-23 00:00:00

. . . •••••4;.•,•• . It. it .g ifavettilkd ;d3 . • !• • S. f- ? i1# 641 .• . ."-ssit • ,1 1 1114:16Aiir STOCtis•i'tilfi 1).41r/hqtfal3'ffeLOClc, , $ Per C*10.1441; i h 13 per Ceti cosi. typs. Ontnium 4i THE SfrATESMAN. LONDON: • IitIDAT, tIuTEMBILIL 23i MO. ' STATE OF fin 41AJESTTS 4E44,:ry.. It is with gpitet foneers- wp gisp 1110 following. palletins-siterxtbiairs . riim-. • . pl :iv .*8 o ci.4, P.M. " 4 No changeitita iicee obsseyo4- in his b./A. l llpp TV's complai4 411ce the monoiNg.te • - f 4 Newniber 23. ? 64 WS MAJLITT ha; a 4ilkile iperesse of (MT this morning ; aftir !i`bad nOt" . , .• Aria igs.PO4-15. Are this (ley giro the copy of si.kfe"ep i A Oeetst, the King of ritossi4,. tp whj,ch ire. WO. J'erd; IleOpf t wit4A4 coutstaftt, kr ay ;et °teems) • i •,r"" To from St. Potetsboreb t . 4040 gtotiNikriti' state, that the carioca of tlto To,eriffO Igo& under coniscetion t have been ordered for sale, lkho' articles were to be divishost-iytooese qls ‘ aitttiit s for the coovadissto lisireh,l4e4i;lllj‘ittl . O " i up the , producoof thvse ,thivaisagewws4.llrhich was committoil 11 . 1 ONI FS ' 4 soy sir* *tut SoirrstOoltk an 34 44t it kut to twenty. nilijogitof , • - . . Notice was given leitdidafit ILlOiss;ii:piat all y the eltipping in the'Piussisis ISIS 'plat odder se : q.tespltion t and that in tbe-pvt ofw. Pilisu .only, 40. vessels were in such citcumstanees t , ; WA are sorry to observelhat our private Odvices confirm the fact; and they mush down to the recent crate of the 9th inst. front goniwgsbeic.. Facia 4 1 0 or lioat, : —Theriipie,.:tist, bay, .offer 'botfis :f;410 ikt.AltafttleiSsies sod.. Narg pvitateet4-orritott tbe.tetkibid.'; also mother Eut Intliso4oiliald to Wreak* by the En4miosit • - . •.• . -- .. The following if t Igor ire nicsised this ssolvisl fromFiroovb :i.-i / ' • . . . f! PLYNIOUTR. Nev. 11- , " The OrertsaetaispinTarar Caine iil this aiarai ) ins, Aida iise!ostar itifilt litaien masts, and Jr*n apritiihd,Tynaiedieete misled up harboar ta.rna. Pair ibii4fs.; If biah:4":jdoind, to hare,benn Gem sionedbl.o tight. Luis acasdris en board hi** hit night in the-Change s *that it o'clock. thirarerS T l ter, on discaviiiirig - the brig, which was before $l:4 came close s bailed her, and not receiving an auawiar s fired at her s which had not tho desired effect s sad 'he run en board : fortunately the Oreeret's top- sails were thrqvin to the mast, and `has had lost her: way threuo the water s by which means the shock was not.po great as it otherwise would have been, and the hrie,Onmedkitely get clear ;" had' that Tußt. been the case, it is feared synth .vesscis. 110144-11011 foundered s • had they became entangled, froalthi tiq. smut of thes.ga)e, and high sea runniog, ft le - ahti.• towed the brig received. le/ little 11,0tge'1 1 3 1 although hailed'and tired stetter she ittrich s ' never. answered. The brig'S crew is *supimeed.4tilese 'kern all below.'? • In Tug the flth 'lnst. 10 inserted a paragraph; saying;.(hit taidrit of. dissatiefecsiels had lately manifested heel( among the i3lTsrrtt in the neighbourhood of"Pleire4tieZl/1101I:ry Ile, in consequence of their Estraoat'ositishig altered the time of 6iiding from October , to lanotry. The Pitmen, /l .p e belie/0 9 are homed to their 'service- for one yest i or a-longer torm'titsrieg whir time they cannot, efleoursei, change their • eMploy, "ignorer hardly they ntrypatreated by the. Employer, or his Agent*, T4ero is something ie thiti treacly burthensorne to those very' 'laborious arid, very useful men.- Why shoals; itfor they be per. pitted tomalta engagements as lothel labourers -do,. ulth liberty to quit thelr,seleiroopoo a ,rearinioble eutice 3 this would make,MuClt dilOsfigt.ce iii their eoildition It ss'. opl 4 cheat fay at!Mapt,:that might b..: made by their ensployers, or Out meats of their employed, to ill:..treat• them. It May be (Md.:. they .liberty. to.. Nat dustametietaase- 1 -litiV at their '.91,0 , pleasure. But this is tree mortis • only, • sod' nut. lie . trstth•e4 safilstance,', —They litus; bind tiletuseirm, Ar iifirnet, tjsey . , sod their . families ; 04, fgere is no free 4011, when that coercion eaiim. • Bat this hintilot the whole of their hartishipt. The owners of the Goal-Mina make ,RnooLstattrs for 'earlosta branches a• their trade, at plessur!.. They bate (.rc 'belie e) a Committee rt4.tite popase. They ere consecipantly oufairly strong 'gab* eroirg other part of the trade.' -One or thole iegylations t vii are told it-n.an agreement among tbemselvel net to take into the ;erring of tiqj one iodif ittuo Coal Owner any ritmao wbo his glean °lessee to his, last Employee. Whether this Is among their formnt regolgtionS, or is only a tacit pyosision, wi do net (sate ! Aid it is equally effectual. tot; its. Purposes *hick ever Iv it is in. That !tad Abe diasding, ..mmstitote 4 :1 menvera Waite; although pe r t 4 Ili fru4o4 limbs An Malden. The Miutstet imphtfod j as jailor ever the 'poor iltesan t to keep pint more ktg sf hi! 1ff4.1 ! 411 01 .4iqg ti) preNcVON a : E S 4110.1soests ef. the Bestir, sueountoOpisltabidts ante' of ileatit etitt maims. B,tllo. . 4 : 0 4 1 .0! a1t ..... iv ef the 'mobster's task, whiCif rding al .the Coal.o epee/ deo% to prevent t lice, to seek. almm "Omplollists Any poor alt ! whose psaater"erjhe. - Calleary. -Agents plat 0 rfa.9 l4 ' • yivietres..,,,..„. o - 2 %,...- 4 , 0 416 1114 ordiciary ligostr,...Suck eipAtipS4l4:filrjtis'S conditinn ; atottatdit if feideiecriOrk bye lee egooLs VON. W4l.l47awitosidy s.!Qtliod thet,regalation— , •it is the changing of .the time of binding( frail 0004;eiler IIAV UA air.. The har4Ships befOnging to this is 4ettr.k . plaioed in a fence on this sn'tdeet;,*-10of roper of to-day. The naloimkr,Lowzocti to reduce 04 1 Pitman's wages, to .reduarr his ;confect's in Tartan ways, to add to , his suffesialls initimbst s it: i4le is compelled, by it, to go to I ,,ricet peise.gai wise* tt b Icas of 1121 . At:ii:ae.f biro. self for is time , but fa.Sstgsall 4 . to Ashton tit?' must :fortunate moll;., 1•0: the .sele t intuit give more thew the ....irett • weight, itnd his purchaser Sued bsvo : tile' ,' tlthbisgh - his putchisser ..*already wiilfox n g l tr filth at his cost. this ie a OrYiiii vlt s msd.it *IOW lie remedied by lazy. Ti.,. Ps to locos rid** without - thst . coat* he fog . starTe! If move, he. meet apet4* prison,- lahilit his family*l'dies fur sot eithotti' . No‘sneisCan'read' the Leith wee veins We thlakiaitttlepit; hatit s there unefishaTvicwi • it wlchaadiferine. leklAni z pray against, the crime of a raid heart We , hope, we trust, tie - Le. *4lsletwrei ;idea their•daa . irraitgetwerits are made tO:proside for the presepivicrit and &ire! Cala _ qiitx t willt?Ok to Ibis Cufeera, and sail temedy . the tipOnsfe4s are humane men in each House, whom we could call on by name, to come forskarcl.to . thhtholi work ; bat need we ? Oh nn ! w are persuaded thefr own noble hearts will whis. pea' to their illiri would say. • • 4 The foll Owing are some further Extracts from German Papers received yesterday BANKS OW THE MEIN, OCT. tg.--There are at , dila moment on the frontiers of Germany, near the Patch Douanier's Ace, a considerable number of German books, which cannot eater France until the librarians, or individuals to whom they are ad. dressed, have obtained permission of the Goiern. agent. In Consequeßce there has been - sent to tbs ,llirector-Goaeral of the library, the list anclidtbv of each book ;. cud, if it , should 1)e . lecettener, commission • will •be* *lnked, vbieb make a r4ort . • twos it at Paris, They are how thin king 'of Oa . means to fsellliate the iiitrodectien . of works of life. rAture, provided they do not meddle otitis phlitici; —(elbeilie du Nord, Nov. 9.) •• Faatittroar, OCT. 26.—A totter from a corn. mercial house on the Banks of the Weser, confirms that the whole of the goods whith arrive upon the frontiers of Westphalia, • are lent back' without any regard to certificates of origin, because expe rience has demonstrated three-foorths of these cer tificates were forge I, and Government is deter. mined net to be any longer the dupe of monope. Nora. ammark, Prussia, Austria, the entire Con ftiloration of the Rhine, viz. Westphalia, Bavaria, Swabia, Ste. ; Switzerland, all Italy, and the whole lof the French Emphe are now abut a . gainst the Eoglish.--(Same Paper). BERME; OCT. 18.---04 Saturday last, the shops; after the declarations which had Imes euide, were re-opened ; some neverthelest atilt remained closed. The merchandize belonging to four of the principal warehouses have been sequestered.—(Sto ne Paper). We are happy to learn that there is no foundation for the report of Lord CocnnANE having been cap. tared in his pbtasare yacht, by a French ship of wall., His Lordship and one of his brothers were at the head•qoarters of the Marquis ROMANA at the begining of ttasiisoath; Bye letter from Varel, received yesterday, dated the Itth, it is said r :th'ist 39, Waggons, loaded- with English manufacture s have beeu publicly burnt: Accounts from Dunitiri,.of the 16th state, that all the Engiish goods seised there, him hews . &Oil .• • . • tutted ataongst the peasanbir , - - • : • • • • •• • tgcday the. basso . MAlroii . rigni&Q hia deter. , Idiriation to fine every baker in thoduit• penalty, rrbu shall be proved, beNre him, to make a false wcekty return, or omit a true our, of.the quantity Ind' price of any corn or (blur purchastltt by him on. 'the prcetling market-day., A determination highiy emnmendable on ,tlib part of his Lordship, end which, we trust, wilt eontribute.most effectually 16 pretreat those fraudulent colluSions by which the price of bread is artificially kept lip to- that public, notivithstandiag the fall of bread.curts and dour, In the markets. It is mentioned, that something like a new Order has sprung up among the Freemasons, which ex cludes respectable members of thegeneral body from it y mfelings, a practice ► if true, quite inconsistent with the widers(ood principles and conduct of that numerous and ancient association. . .STATIITICS.—The population of Portugal, 1.e..' cording to the Latest and most accurate accounts, amounts to 2,223,00 J souls. That of the various enloniep in South America, and the ista*tLa of the, Atlantic * aqd the other seas ) it up. ir s rq of 790,000. nictiftva ti t ifiecrope celebrity, at Astley'ei for the two or three last lessons, is now the fac.tol of the Gloucester Theatre—Tragedy, cdn i •di, Fanpautomi9te, Bee. tit, . • • "7. - TIT •: . . ON MS "BENCH liffitN/NG .R.W . RA.E... ; • 1 • • Pell IRowAs4sttf, mad wriblavale ;A ; To rapine dad to allitrdir MVO& • • • put neePhb,notbis•Zrime to brand his' giamk' Igice I'o Juli•k* been Evxtri.e.,okroffiii shim. ••• • ritrAG iNTELLIGgivgy .**4 • .NgVe • A I;ri !ad the Ann. pack et r Captain ritt:6n, •fr Fal mo uth ; the gibrattar, of 80 guns,. from Baum , Roads; the Thresher brig of war, of ppm, boot the Eastward; and tire Intelligent gUtt 7 brig, froti :the WI:01044. : Sailed the Rover and Harpy for Portsmouth. •Pm wind shifted this morning from E. to S. W. add blew itroag, which ha i s obliged fri gate,wttli rtif i ships for the Mediteriduado i which laile:41111t. eimastg,.to Out back. • • . 11 g 1 "="7 .7 1 044. BY inlay • teifetday i tlse'Aiitgversari "0 the Acquittal of Titokait fialkwr, joint ifklaws.Tpea,t i Eq. and others, who •were *Coped of High Tressoo,, du ring the A 4 hPletttfettee . ef -Mil.rii'T•• was celebrated at tlik,CroioN . .ant ai Anchar. woven. (Mr. Alderman e Woon . fd tie C r). The &Intl% was PlMA:coup. resoctabie. • After dioner several toasts saitablo to the object of the Mestiug were drunk; ItalOttglybtelt The Ring. • .1 The Rights of Mak' • The Trial by Jeri. • The Honest Jury of 1794 who lortrormi the Dot:l4o9f Constructive Treason. Lord Lnkine, Sir Francis Burdett, &e. &c. which were all drunk with the enthusiasm that might be expected from the aelebration of an event so hs. teresting to every friend to British Liberty. The evening was spent with conviviality and do. Comm, and the company broke up at an early boar, COUNT DE GOT:CORP. '. : • I Yesterday morning, at half.past ten -o'eloelc_ki Marquis WELLESLEY waited upon GUSTAvus ADOL. mute, late King of Sweden, at the Clarendon Ho. tel, Bond.street. After a long interview, the Mar. quis conducted GUSTATUS to bis carriage, and went with him to the Foreign Office, whence they proceeded to the Admiralty; after which' they vi. sited a number of Government Offices: In the evening his Majesty dined with the Marquis, vlso; .received him at the front door, and conducted-him to the drawing.room. „Among the company JuZ. vited on the occasion were. the Earl of HAtfItOWIT,- Major ARMSTRONG, Mr..CowNo,. Mr. lIAMILTbN, Capt. MAINWAIRLNG, &c. &C. • • The following is an official account OLthe failure of• the Expedition under Lord IhaTitne - :—.. 4 f By,a dispatch received from Lieutenant.Geoin.. n 1 CAOBELL, dated Gibraltar, .oetober • 23d, it appears that a detachment had Ines made from flaw garrison of that fortress and of Ceuta, with the abs ject of destroying a number of privateers and gons i boats fitted out by the French at Malaga, as well via for the purpose of harassing the enemy's post In' that neighbourhood. 44 This detachment, consisting of about 370 Bri. fish, 470 Germans (deserters), and 630 Simnish troop*, was placed- under the command s>< Major. General Lord BLAYNE'', - • : "The owl part of the expedition was condietet btCapt. :gem of his Majesty's ship Torn. ;. and the whole-proceeded upon the 13th ult. to Frangerola, where *false attack was to be made . „ with a view of drawing away the enemy's principal., force from Malaga. " This,object seems to have been answered; but unfortunately the TOMMatitler pf the troops was in. duced to make a serious attack upon the town of Frangerola, to wlielt.the light artillery was inade. quite: and time being lost in this attempt, the enc. my's troops arrived from Malaga, and attacked lurch part of our own as was ashore suddenly and suceeinfolly. ‘' It appears, that the troops were thrown into 'confusion, from mistaking a party of French ca. *valry fur Spaniards, who were allowed to approach unresisted, and surrounded and made prisoners Lord BLANEY, with several Officers, and dispersed the troops. " GitANT arriving with the flank companies of the 8211 regiment,- he succeeded with this detachment and part of the Spauiso regiment of Toledo, in checking the advance of the. French, and in enabling must of the dispersed.troups to ie.., embark. ni " The loss of Major GRANT, of the 89th regi ! went, who was mortally wounded in the firet.traus. patios) of this expedition,. is particularly regretted.. 44. The total amount of loss sustained,,lll4lo*, Glisrottai, roosisteof Oos ode 4 1 40 1 'Avg iniTates killed, an -officer and 20 prlvates wounded, 7 ofilcers,s serjeants, and 1151'raiik t aul file, missing,. of. whonl 113. were foreign asetteri. - ; The names, of the officers are as follow :—% " Graut.of ttttfi9th regitent:. " Wounded—Lieuiroaot avid, 89.61 resingeot.. 64 mi ss in g —L or d Bowe", Captniu Anoeskv, Lteutroant rosito Watts, Ensign Mn4llsOo, Vmsign llup see , nth regiment; I.leutepaut Swann. Fpvcip Corps.". " '• • Doctor Rotitirrois, silo a few months ago tied from his bail in England,. and escaped. to Anther-, 'dam has been arrestid there, end sent to Paris •as in'tangl4h spy. .. The following dealternes ..w ere yeiterday called . 14 the Bar by the Society. of Lincoln's fun :-.. THOMAS CUALLENOR, PA.Tatcit. Dew, Esq.• JOHN IIEauERT Ki;E ) 1.4(1. BlASUitice Swaagy, Esq. clerk in a mercantile house in the city has been twice examined at Boia -street, on the charge of having forged an order for the payment of• 4600, with intent to defraud Gregg, Corfield, and Cu, liu has been committed. Monday night, between nine and ten o'clock, as Mr. Barker, of DeptfOrd.bridge, was returnips home along the Kent-road, he uas .stopped by a jingle footpad, who presented a pistol to his breast and demanded his money, which Mr. 4. delivered, gtA 4lqo 41e a • •! EN TilliEwtr:rt on' oebu,,lidtriiibidse:steuicw: .e*WARD tast;istifil 'this interesting coniedy of 4 8 4 ; B l4l l4. irte l i frs n 4 e . d 'P i h t ilo ti s li o s p T hy he , aisliky:ttsr&tiet thisu'vay.r;pletagayialtdedshw, • pegtaistspriciteraning and instructive, and 46,11tito•ontlerlat point, to his i alte ls as iissa urc i th at./if su c c os h. herSSie consider the unprecedented talent Mrs. &wawa - displays in Isabella, and the , nity and majesty with which-Mr. icsmat.c can trate the portrait of the Bake. Mr. Fawcsrr did what he could with gerous part of Touchstone, but it dues not with his powers; nor was Mrs. C. Kolar! more successful in Audrey, for the Geutlei too little point in his manner, and the Lady much . 1 . The Jaques of the evening was by Mr. wait could not have fallen into better Both not require any high and boisterous to give it due tone and forte, but is so by equanimity and reason, that if the Decl but just in his emphasis, the true twenty et tore; wiji be enough, and, in this species el ledge, there is no living Actor WIN Is trli Gentleman. Tie love-stricked, gentle, generous R, did nut find an adequate repregentatiou Jost4isToar: she was playful, but she wi elegant, which a Princess should be, sith 'necessities might compel her to associate wi herds.—Now Miss tiovroat was elegant and as that character involved''' . no poignat, dove-like movements and flutteringi were all the compass of nature, and her tenderest at She should havosaug the Cuckoo sung, Mr. 144,NR1A no was at fume with /171/h like a salmi( intellect, made a yery lit greit'way, Tbe Lyrical plaints of Amiens were well k .Mr. INCLEDON, and the chilling truths that convey, were poured upon the listener in of most impressimmelody. It was not beneath dignity of Courtly Philosophers, wound e d inflictions 0.4 base world, to hearkeu to air of •-• ' 11 " t~~l~' • 1 „ 1104, blow, thou wintry aiod, • t ' Thou art et io nkiftd f 45 ipatelvinirtititugc t” 14.7 r. C. Keitisiu deserved much praist *ging Mali had more teuchea twrer.l4 Manatemeht 'than we have hero iomed.te beitoWitkprirtiovl reprealutatieas character. ; is k• ;r. Chl the idoitt, , istarkearer, this play should repeated at .preleut r unless it could be played l out • . . . . 0. P.. 111-071 47 Pi t VlOUTiuwair. --.... r --: Mendey night the Theatre at Ply mou th,' _.• opened, for. the .first time this season, with . gedy of Jane note, and the farceur the and Keg. The house haring been newly :VIA decorated, the Manager thought pi 'atise the price of admissiou—the Boxes from 4g.,. and the pit from 2s. to is. 6d. ; with . anal Sixpence on the half.price admission Boxes. A great number of Orders were buted among the Manager's friends, and three acts of the pley,.u . nt off, tolerably I hut on the admie#o of half-price, a scene of riot ` an aiinfhsion commenced. coed net be exceeded by the height of war in the Metropolis.. , It.was quite impossible hear a word of the performance. Apples, bdifpence, sticks, afid even glass bottles, about In every direction, to the imminent ' nu!4bdr of lives. The most active among . vocatee of 0. P. were a body of sailors, headed Several Midshipmen, who all seemed determie conquer or die. Matters at last began tr serious, an aspect, that a military detach' sent for and introduced on the stage. N , however had they made their appearance, sailors rushed on the stage in a body, end. Tess of the axed bayonets,,Yeby drove On from the stage, and kejit possession of it ti fur a considerable time. Other parties took their stations in the Pit and Boxes, t appeared every dirposition both in them ,other advocates of 0. P. to do serious mi the house, which had already felt the effects vengeance. At last the Manager, fitidint position to the new prices •so general and came forward, and having with difficulty . .ta hearing, informed the audience that the admission should be reduced to their form .ird. This speech was hailed with three cheers, the audience shortly after separated.. Sera& 1 94 .4 ions were leaataly hroiaed, but no lives were lust, Those daring description of robbers Called pick-. rockets, •were particularly active at the dreadint tire which , took place . it Kennet's Wharf, Thames... street. Mr. Strand, of Breail-stiect, was busting in the crowd, iu the most daring manner, and rob-. bed of his pocket-book, containing six 11. 13311k !lutes. Mr. Field, of Cecil-street, Strand, was al•sk: Lhustled and rubbed of his watch. Monday evening, between 6ve and sift 0'044 M. Young,' of the Curtain-road, Moor6elds, 'stop. ped at a house in Great Russell-aired, Bloomsbury, in his 6in:oe-horse chaise; he went into the buui and reniained but a few minutes. On his 'return ha found the horse and chaise sad been driven off and stolen, and they have nit been heard of 'lace. floioog is .'hecorne a great amusement kr.ettne.' ties, since 'Me/ Meaux has vanquished such stur dy opponents of the Mother Country. A cot. respondent, who has just left America, positive 4'itates, that there ,are 'regular weekly sparring matches at New Yor t aMengst the lower orders, mad that pktrkian iiinftit have jaigbtly meetings for the vl* 'ethibitioiii. Ctufe s pondeut adds, deterrnino fO:oktrival, the Mother Coun try tm in this lite eTetr . 'eisp r ,• . ! k 414, os some proof o f arrived, it, Man, of the dArAtkng, who h as .I°' !ke. e4Ft'PliPe of t Dutdi *OM! . h ." ; hal t nfr---•otft tea-stone man, ea i 1 1') sii 4 s rug Oral cl stl Ufts c idsraino; bb play t 7,; s P wwe w has 41 .. Toll speeded, 14110 ItB w hi ch he SOlepl, eneu can ilt44. sC! gig the des, site at squat, vs:k re moot the :man had had too suss sicr' KFracs, for hulls: it boo I eel:No.l C9iourij claimers )f his rhe. of know, 'tee 141 tv this we Rosalind, 01 ' Mrs, 11. Pas near bough h ot pith shein„ it in Cahn, of aney, h t , all withia attributes, di tt firm, and, 5( ittle go 4 V 11 sung by that they A a stream eneath th e ed by the la • the fie ° 1 5 1 to for • or Ny red aCCS6 1$ of this Id not be red with. Alt,beelk the Tra, the Lock y rioted proper t o 'OM h. to an additi. on to the ere distri. d the first tranquil; dreadful , d, which the o.l'. aossible to orangei, tics, new t risk of h , rg the ad. headed by .rmitied to to wear 60 hinent was 'o sooner, e, than the id, regard. to suldiers themselves of therm , and them m and the nischief to cts of their ng (He op- od strong, y obtatnrd e prices of rner stand. keen, ,and cterAl twe:v ere lust., tried, 00E e r -- hustled I : le i 4 r t I I 1511 II I I