The Statesman. — London, England, 1810-10-06 00:00:00

r I „ I FRENCH AND GERMAN PAPERS. MILAN, SEPT. 13.—The following Decree has been pliblislied : " 1. , The exportation of corn or meal i, suspended through out the whole kingdom of ttaly, winch is not to take place on any pretext. " 2. The Miaister of the Interior is about to present, during this month, a report of the state of the granaries, and the con sumption of the kingdom until the month of July, 1811, when a judgmeat may be funned of what quantity eau be exported without injury." Tuaktsu FRONTIERS, SEPT. 6.—The Vizier of Nissa etas received the Sultan's lemon to proceed with all possible dispatch, with the united force un. der his orders, to faro► a junction with the Grand Vizier Jussuf Pacha. Some decisive blow must he struck. Many convoys of artillery have passodi through Nissa and Widdin with abundant stores. FROM THE MALNL, SEX 22.—The pubic ac counts state, that his Majesty the Emperor' has pre. sentea the Duke of Valmy (Marshal Kellerman) wiilr the castle of johanitsbcrg, valued at 50,000 gliders. THE ST. - - Corruption lost their power, that they cannot pre vent the appointing of such Cotuntitties? For, as to utter concealment when they are appointed, that is impossible; and a lathe of the abuses and evils that exist in,your public affairs is enough, by it' dis. covery, to turn a :nation insane. There may be consolation in the "bare fact, that these COMMIT. TUS do sit, and then do tell such tales out - of schnol, as they give us. . This fact may shew, that the persons • who influence public 'affairs, and have :long .inlieenced them in to baleful a manner, are come to that dugrco of infatuation which leads men to their ruin, while seeking the very means of their safety and stability. 'Well ! 'if this is the case s we do draw a little nearer to theilay of our emancipation. No symptoms of in. fatuntion can be greater than the existence of these Committees, if Ministers can help it, and the na. (ion has got aectrstottied to believe they 'can do ad! thing. To hear the Right Honourable Geonof ROSE, M. G Mixes the DUKES of MONTROSE and GORDON, the Earl of BUCKING. AMSIIIRE Lord Met i vit.r.e,,. Lord R. SEystoutt, the Earl of ROSSLYN, 01011011. CHAS. VEREHYR, .M. 'the Right 801 l Cu s. Lose, M. P. the I Bon. KNOX, M. P, the Right Hon. 1 , Sir LOUR NEPEAN, 4art. M. P. the 11011.. CMAS. WYNRWIM, M. P. the lien. PERCY WYNDLIAM, theßtMon. Wu. I.lAcwet.t., M. P. the Most Noble the Marquis Wer.Leney, and many other persons of high rank and station in the country, laying open before a Committee of the House of Commons the bare-faced, discreditable truth, that they are re. caving thousands . annually of the People'a money, hard-earned money, for doing nothing, while the People are starving ; s and they, those nothing.doing men, are affecting to pity the People's wants and distresses, does beat. and distance every degree of impudence 'the WORLD zvaa saw before! Why ! can these men ever shew their facei again, in decent society ? Surely, they must have a society of their own, to countenance them, and keep them from dying • with ! My good Lord ARDEFfi brother of the modest PERCEYAL, possessing some of the fa mily modesty, declined to answer. My , Lord ! You felt, you must have sunk down with shame, if you had answered, and had not spoken afaliellood. Rut your Deputy answers, and he says—yea hair': ;207,0001. of the public money in your hands.— My 'Lord ! never again look a poor labourer in the face who passes you, emaciated with want, and whose children are pining at home, expecting their parent's return, with some scanty morsel of bread to relieve the anguish of their hunger Yesterday morning his MAJESTY, the aikeS of VOR, Kk'Nr,and CLI4IIICNIANn v Princesses Au-. ouvra and SoPlllA,acCoMpanied by Lord WA LSING. BAN, tally ELY, General FTTZROY, and Colonel TAYLon, took an airing in Windsor Great. Park. We are sorry to say that her Royal, Highness the Princess AMELIA continues in the same alarm.:. log state its on Thursday. Little hopes aroenter. tabled of her Royal HiglineWs recovery. Di. BAILIE at rived in the morning of yesterday at Wi t ai su r, and fte l together with Sir HENNA' 11 ao ;FORD and Dr. POPE, %Vera in attendance upon her Royal Highness during the whole of the day. A report has appeared in print that the earldom and estates of. Roscommon are likely to fall to a sailor. This is ra ther a novel mode of a tar's ac quiring wealth ai,d, titles. lint Jack haring, it seems, recently united in holy wedlock with the daughter of a coachman at Falmouth, may, should he succeed, qualify hi:lasi:lf without much difficulty for the society of sonic of the most dashin patri. cians. 11.4 worthy father.in.law haS only to give him a few lessons: then .\r may quit the deck and mount the box, exchange reefing and steering and a blue jacket, for :;hipping Witt driving awl a drab great-ceat, become a noble ciarioteer, and one of the primes: fushienubles of them all ! The new Norwich Sheriff refuses to wear any of the usaat badges of office; being compelled to serve against his will, he sees nu cause for glorying in his !chains. The Q'uards now regularly attend . the chapel at Whitehall eta Sundays., which has been conveniently fitted up to aecomatotlate them, and make a very impressin, military, rend devotional appearance. But Rouen's heautlird liersOets ceiling, intended fur a ball of banquets, d i es, 4,4 1 ) but very little accord with a Chrt;liaa te s iople. Some years back the late !Yoke ofßfeng , ouo re. ceived a large sum by way of compensatientor du ties received ou Coal; Imported into London. Loti!1! . 011110ND I it seems, gets. now 200,0001. in a Si way fur his claims of his &thereto on 'Witte imp ported into the Sister Land. Some 'Members of " the Corinthian capital of polished society'" ire` thus not a little. indebted for ilu4r.. ornaments and dignity to EnglishWileltens and hilt cellarss. A letter , received by the Prineesi (larloltp, packet 'from Lisbon, mentions that Gencial the late Governor of. Alineida-, had been: perniitted to conic to England through Frauce. liie ! not wounded' by the explosiusi v as foinierly stated. A motigithelate arrivals at Cheltenhem are- , -; • Lade Thorpe, Dowager Lady Aisdy," Dr: fihaw, Dr. and i tn Mrs. Griifiths 'Dr. Fraser,•kev. Mr. lielrosd_, Coload - Dotlk-* snn. Capt. iLagt 1111 l Cow. *Mips Capt. White, Capt. Er:. skint, Capt. Co Amon, Capt. Willis','Capt.,Monarty, Mr. and Mrs. Battield, Mr.anit Mrs. W. Hatfield, Mr: and Mrs; Skey„ . , Mr. and Mrs. Lucas, Mr. and Mrs; CiaToll, Mr. Gotha!: Mr,. 'Woods; Mr. names, Mr. Davis; Mr. A. Mnekensie, Mr: Gower, Mr. Blake, Mr. Prichard s , Mr ; W._44yait, Mr. Bb' shop, 'Mr. J. J. Ansell, Mr. J . PPrley, Qa.kley;*Mi., Baker, Mr. Watt, Mr. Cartwright, m r . .P u ke Carew. Mr.. - Banoiliier, Mr. St. George, Mr. Manse_ Danfierlickti' Mr. Sued, Mr. A. Brown, Mr..S. Cuitfilto, Mr. Ullicksiocks' Mr. Wall, Mr. Calog.hao. • • e • A' mats who lodges at the house ofati„ Goodrnaii,. St. blattin's.latie, Cliarinf.vols, isat . a few nights uee discovered by his• iiite to hivdcut 111 . s throit while in bed. "A surgeon Was • iastantly seat- fur, Who setted up the wnpnd, whiph was dot very deep ; dud khe man is'uow doing well, but'assigns no - rea.' son whatever for having committed this raskaction, .1 • - .. fly IAN. NAV4L INTELLIGENCE• PLTSOUTII, OCT. 4.—Arrived the Leonidat, with limber, from Quebec; and the Mary Anne, Captain Clifioty from Senegal, .bount! to London, put•in by contrary winds ; (he clizaiwth, and Ilatkke, Percy, from London. _ . Sailed the Aigle frigate ; and Orestes brig ; ono cruise ; also the •Lolona frigate; .to Portsmouth.' FA LMOVIII, OCT. 3.—Arrived the Whiting schooner ; (ruin • cruise.- .* •Mtt.Fonn, galiot flarper, La mont, Master, reported in tallast to have ran on sliuroin Stackpole Bay, near this port, has gone entirely to pieces, and but a very small part of her cargo has beep saved. Suited the -Endeavour, ..Means, for Newfound. land; and Triton] Nutnian, for LondOn.- Di.ar., Oct.lf.—Came down from the River and sailed, - the (Althorn Castle, Neale, - . fur Surinam ; the //Wand Earqmide r to the Westward. Came down frgsn the River, and sailed under convoy of the Rebuff gdn.brig to Portsmouth, the Sovereign, Moßeur; and Eagle, Pearson, for Lisbon ; and the ExPedilion, Luting, for Cadiz. tRAVESCMD, OCT. s.—Arrived the King George, Cotter, from St. Vincent's; Adamant, --, rind Sally, Scarth, from Quebec; Jack, of London, —; Jean, Roach ; Argo, Wel bell ; and Emma, 51.atck.ie,from Malta; Doris, BlackesTy, from Sierra Leone; Rachael, Carr, from Dominica ; Palmer, Gray, from Vale n ti.; St. Andrew, Settler, from Gutulalutepe ; and Lord Sheffield, Sane, from Trinidad; Sailed the Fortune, Crawley, for Cadiz; Hawke, Whiteside% for Africa; Har. 1114111 V, Crutcher, for Newfoundlitud ; and Speedwell, Parsum, for Cork. GENERAL ORDERS. Ilarc-Guards, October 1. His Majesty has been pleased Co make the fol. lowing appointment on the Stair of the Army, viz. Colonel Ralph Darling, of the 51st Iteginseist, to be a De poty- Adjutatit-tieural of the Forces. • The Commander in Chief is pleased to direct that Colonel Malin shall, under the superintendence of the Adjutant-Ge neral, take charge of the details of the Recruiting Service of the Artily. _ _ . All letters ' returns, &e. relative to this branch of the ser vice, arc to he transmitted ni • heretofore, under c.,ver, to the Adjutant General of the Fortes. Horse - Guards, Loudon ; the words " Reeruithig I)epartrunot," being marked on the out side of the cover.— liy consolual of the Right sifoanurable the Commander iu ebirf, - • HARRY CALVERT, Adjutant-General. DU ALIA; OCT. 2. • THE NEW LORD MAYOR . AND SHERIFFS. Yesterday, Alderman HoNe and Messrs. WEsT and NLVIL, were sworn into the 'offices of Lord Mayor and High Sheriffs of the City of Dublin, with the usual ceremonies. The RECORDER pointed out the duties of the Chief Magistrate, and in the course of . his speech paid some handsome compli. moils to the LOR.D LILUTENANT and the late Loan MAYOR. When he had taken the oath, Baron Gco n c delivered a lecture upon his duties, in which 1; recommended him to honour the Lord's Day, and follow in that respect the condoct of his Grace •the Duke of RICHMOND. He theu took•oceasion to panegyrize the Constitution and his Excellency, to commend the late Loan MAYOR and SHERIrts, and to ipronouncoan eulogium upon our excellent and erudite at:Guam:a, whose virtues and talents recommended him so to his MAJESTY, that he got an increase to his salary—thereby holding out a fair prospect to the youthful practitioner. We observed her Grace the Duchess in the pre. sence.room, accompanied 'by two of her beautiful daughters. • She paid . inucli attention to the cere 'bony, and chewed her usual' complaisance to those around her. _ _ _ On the return of the procession from the Session_ house, whither it had gone to sweatiii the SuEltitss ; the populace took • the 'Mies! •frftm th . e Lotto Mayou's cSmeii,.:and drew it to his liiiuse in Dao. son-street, by which they' gate the strongest proofs of their esteem for his conduct - whilst:he tilled the office of Lord Mayor. When Sir IVILLIASI STA mut left the state-coach,• the enthusiasm was so great, that. the pcipulide carried him *ow their shoul ders into. his own house, and,afterward4,:in further. ante of their respect, our present finiin 3 ll.%YOlt to the Mansion-house.4=[Freeniun's Journdl. • SUlClDE.—Yisteiday morning, abOitt 7 O'clock, was found suspended by•a.rope,. GeoaGE H.sAcit, jougneynriti to Mrs..BuitiaxmAx, 'a talloir.cliand. ler, on Clerkenwelf.ireeis,, where, he hail 'been making candles during the. whold of: the night. No difference had bau eon. duct or conversation, but IlLe posture in d hick his body was discovered, proved - gh a t he' silts deliberate add determined. To keep ,his feet clear of the heivad putout! leg . . I .od a •Ipule, made to ,IF t weive ON ashes from the fire under:the tallow.cop 3 per,. and flue otter, there not being roo,n in 'the haft for bothJegs, tlp had been obliged to keep lifted up, which mustAiaviN.:icreaseti his pain by prolonging his existence; :for *fit,js not to be supposed that he . could refrain ultogetN/ from letting his• leg fall, which would, fur thy moment, . interrupt the suspension. N o caus e calf , ,be assigned for his '..einninittitig so rash and su cowardly an. act. lle•‘cas a young man of much i ,•eptlencss of dispo. sition, and remarkable, fur a persONa in so humble 4 situatiwi in life, for his subiiety an ;I invariable attention to his busitie , s, and to the it&sgsts of his •omployer: Who is a widow with a very la* family. Ile was one of the persons vulgarly calleilitetilo dists, and vety strict in his attention to a i'iSrtglay , School, established on Cleikenwell.green, teac . N.Pg Ate children to sing, and delivering a kind of leN or essays iai illustr tiuti of Seri:iture facts, and ud the,tenets of lila sect, fur the edification of the )'outliful • other — persons assembled. He was • , eqnsitfxre r il by all'his religious friends'and acquaint. tnces as a most exemplary character, and they arc Inite state of consternation at what he has whichis not diminished by their inability to p'etietratif the cause, whra man, whom they con ceived to be so 44 Anti . in the faith," should rush uncalled fur into the presence tif . his Creator.' ~. ~ - ~~. ... - ~ _ ~. T~ • tyOT The novelty of last night, at this TheatrC the appearance of Miss FENWICK, hi th e e h a ' r4 4 of Nannette, in the comic o p era of reetai4o7l The part is a very slight one, but is rernarkabi,f vourable to a first appearance, as it gi lts a tits opportunity to slicw 4alcut, without any g r , lt upon the Performer's fears. Miss FeNvica Nannette in a very natural and pleasirN The murmurs of applause that, ran th eu , s4 llouse expressed thus much for her and w e lieve she has excited a guud d ea l of ex tmeuti ,,,, ,i and a due study of her prefesstunost,,i her a desirable acquisition to the Londe!' lime,. LUCIEN BON:11)4IITE. LUCIEN BONAPARTE WAS born in the y ear Ile came to France in 1793, and became usher to a primary school at Marseilles, soon after his arrival married an innkeep er % di ter. Some few years after this, he had his wif e 4 t stroyrd. When his brother was appointed Come der in Chief of the Army ()Maly, [.odes Obisitti the situation of a . Commhsaire de Guerre, in post he soon amassed a considerable fortune, When he was at Genoa; hi: 'becam e 84 ola of a privateer, or rather a pirate. The dep tut l tioni committed by that vessel excited theoc rat .versions of all the French papers. One ticular, made a great noise in Paris : a re*i t Morocco Was bound to some port in Italy ; 0 81 met by Luc' EN's privateer, and carried igl u A . cio, in Corsica, where she was condemu r o ; crew were imprisoned, and afterwards sect 4, island in an open boat. However, they fou t i t i. way. to Marseilles, and the Captain fottua slue go to Paris, where he made the affair known, cause came on before the Prize Cnurt ; but i t so barefaced a robbery, that the President iof . the Directory of it ; the consequence Was, Ow I Tur' was arrested, and conveyed under as to Marseilles, where he and his crew took to B B passage on beard. 'sortie ncutraj for Sicily, v io l pretty gootlipecitnen of French republican iota nity and civilization t On the 18th Brumaire, it was Lectzx ylvogia t i the day. In return for which, his brother appoi l ui him Minister'of the Interior. His condect is that~ toation was infamous beyond example : he robbal pilfered in every direction. His intrigues wad baucheries with the fair . sex were motherless. his office he violated a young lady of 18; hers brought, all the clerks of the office to the Uni apartment. 'This affair glade a great sensation, his (amours with Ilia sister MURAT coutributedit great degree. to his brother's removing Shim freak ris, and accordingly he was tient as Ainhassa,la Madrid. Very soon after he went to Badajoz, to trot( peace with Portugal. The sine qua nun trls to a private duuceur to him of six millions of Nu about 284),000/. sterling; but as the Government Portugal had not specie to give, they paid him is rough diamonds. Soon after his return/a/ 1 46r, Mr. SatolWoss„, a rich diamond nrrchait, boa London, went there to purchase them. The Tottaartt has taade., at Ed uth 3ooßrii troop (Ad: and wOundvd), and 25 k'rctich 06c4 prisoners. Yesterday, as two drovers, one with a dten oxen, and the wher with sikeep, were drill.% it from Smitliffeld along Blackfriars.road, the with the sheep was noticed by the persons pase. to boat them in a most cruel manner over the which lamed some of them, and the fellow, on ing repritnanded for his unpror.iical cruilty, the must intolerable abusive language to them their remonstr.inces. A gentleman present o. a guinea to ~ Liscover. t he number of his badge, v be w.ts prevented from seeing by his untying it. OWN it hii poi'ket ; and the other also did same with his badge. The regulation, made lot very, by Ordering them to wear badges, was, d. , less, with a view to keep in check the hisolenet, well as the wanton acts of cruelty, freqaentiv mitted by these men ; flnt if they are suit - ere:lh yeti, deface, or put them Oat of sight, alien please, as they do at present, the good intentia the laW is' by such means rendered completely el tory. The vast influx of foreigners has been, Dotal probably, stated as •the cause,of the many curt tilsi offences- which have lately ,disgusted the Hi We find, however, that thougV tbose•wreleto i tiate and debase our countrymen,:,thcy cunning to cscapc detection and Tuidshateat selves. A disturbance took plateon Wednehtlay at R • gate;--A party of persons in thC thvitilturch wreck, which lay a considerable time &the near Santlowu Castle ; and bjt.perieverift tod • were enabled to rititie her, it'd bringititit. the harbour, and attempted to take her iirto b for the' . lturpose of being docket atul.repairol. Trustees, however, sent word they coil suffer her to cuter, - on account of.-the robs of the dock bekng4aotei arthis setiiie of the for ships in distress.: A great' cencuttr.se o f l attended, and theCtiensel, A itoeurvSj and.. on both. sides, when (hey entleavedr#4lo fo u forcible entry, but were preven t e d . by.the bein master cutting the rope; and' a Wyk across the gates, with a chain', has, toflll' lled parties to relinquish their purpose Car this nn until it undergoes a legal dismissidm lutsit UritOan !—Betwecit five atid.siv' s yesterday evening, a serious fracas took amongst the Irish labourers empl , lefi in re al the toad-nay of Westminster-614, ; ) 04 4 quarrelled amongst themselves, they pelt the large stones at e..clt other; * hY " 11ic several passengers narrowly ore l pet . i n. pity rs which induced others to interfere. 'Thy 4 4:to4l2thgeriffy3rlithigeee.("):fr+k:t:l3:,tho'iltiu 1 :f - s a t hedniTdsifll; him Acil a pick-axe. broke •liii•kg: - ` lhilu b a a : slable;.*.Wbo Was (hen called to the scone, uso o w f c . !r t e ls e vr y e eli an .e d it ; t . open ! Not Withsland!' i i• l .. c :,f berate restsikce by the laboureq, VT, in p freth vvitch. Of course . 0 41 'hack ket , (j ( mitred, ;under the • I • • woundifs: • and samy jed4.0.76... • TO COIiIiLSPUNDLNTS. We have barely thoe to acknrvt ledge the receipt of another private Letter fr.nti Amicits 3crlrlit, and will take an early opvrtunity to toinply with hi s Arthee. ;• - 11414.. list... 1 .. Dublin . - 1 1 0 . . .... Lisbon . . • FRAGE Ors I'oCKS TIIIS DA}( AT ONE (TcLoCk. 9 pc, - Crot. Eted. fihertl 1 a tirrCellt.Cons. 66f y°l Otaviurn bi dii. t < • THE S TA TESMA N. LUl<i I)YiV : SATURD‘Y, OCTullEil 6, 1810. Nothing further, of any importance has trap. • suired respecting Lord WELtlms - rom ; but the anxiety as to what may be his future military operations is extremely great. Some further letters brought by the 7'onitaat, to the date of the 2.7 th of last month, are in town, by which we learn, that NI Asst:NA had pushed onward att • vanced guard of cavalry to Azete, on the Mon. deg°, fifteen miles beyeitil his head-quarters, at Vizeu, and only thirty from those of the British army. Lord WELLINGTON had his head-quarters at Bur xaco, smile leagues to the northward of Coimbra. The main body of the allied army occupied the Sierra de Aleoba, and that of Medulla. General SeEvcv.it, with a corps of 10,000 men, had taken a position ut 'lealliada, far the put•pote of keeping up the communication wail the .North. General TavvT'S brigade had moved down to Si rdao to sup port him. It is reported that the transports at the . But !tow is it, that Otu Public ctimes by such' ' "'•" 4-porkg u the.present one, the Be Ll,lO N Cow Orrin Repott ) anti soave OtheTS have Ministers Sad mouth of the Tagus had beets ordered round to Mondcgo Bay s iu tlllt the expected re.em. blitkatiou of the army might be effected there.• Co lin-bra is about 78 miles foot Lisbon, with a fine military roid. Froth Motidego Bay the distance is o:dy 20 miks. Our Re.i:ders will find a must important Document in another part of this day's Paper, consisting of Extracts from the First RPport of the SELECT CoM. strrrxe on Sinecure Offices. What will be their feelings on reading it ? Will they silent)) , pity the hilliness of a country that can si• still amidst such insulting •• oppression ? .or torn to the cursing of the country's oppressors? Can they read . • this Report with patience ? And if they do gife way to fee:mg, can they refrain from curses ? • • • • ''.;• • • • r- r'•• • ,• • • , , T.a.k 7 bl 6 conditions : I r,plied, that I wished t* know the conditions vi hich he meant to propose ; aline Which were transmitted to me the articles of which I have the honour to send your Excellency a copy, which, after using all the means in my power ,•to obtain more favourable terms, I at length accepted,' with one exceptiou in favour of the regiments of Portuguse militia. " I hope that my conduct on !His critical °cm"- sion will obtain the approbation of your Excellency, and that I shalt be justified, by circumstances, in the eyes of niy country." IHerieettew -the Articles of Capitulation, which "lie . the" same as those already published from the French papers.] GOUVEA, SEM 4.—Yesterday, at ten , in the .'• mune*, the letad-quaki es^ were transferred to this > • ...• - town, and thesse.of Marshal Beresford to Muimenta —.ea Serra, half a league from this. PADAJOZ i •SErr. s.—lt is ascertained, that part of the. French army, which retired from Eatreata. (Jura, directed ita•elf to Cordova ; and another part, to the Veuta du', Chaparro. The advanced guard of the army* of l'tie Marquis de Romaoa is• at Santa Malls, Bit:lwo , * occupies Frejenal, and the head quarters are at Zafra. " Head-Quarter, Avelhas da Riheira , Attg. l 27, Marshal Beresford Cum:nal:Ater in I.:hat:fa the • army, having received information of the brave • conduct' of one company •of the 4th regiment of which, tOgethet with spottier company of the 13th English dragoons,-. attacked and defeated an enctiy's detachment of Itt•tweett.lso and 70 horse-, • taking almost the whole of -.them .prisoners, feels great pleasure in communicating to the Portuguese army this action so honourable to allied troops. Captain White, who commanded the troops,,hestows the greatest praise on the good conduct and valour the Portuguese company, and of Ensign Pedro de Oliveira, who commanded it. His Excellency requests Lietat..Col. Campbell to express his satis. faction in front of the whole corps, with his thanks to the company, and to the Ensign, whom ho ap. Points Lieutenant qf the same regiment ) for his good conduct on the field of battle." r 97 yd' , 5e15-