The Statesman. — London, England, 1810-12-10 00:00:00

PICKET : STREET, TEMPLE-BAR. - - Satewsdva Stock of fibbionahle Household - Funnier", two irafalgi.r siefehonids, prima retwaued Goon; and 0 Feather Redo nod . Brildls; Turkey, Bnosels, and Ober Carpets, of large dimeissinos ; Mahogany Chairs co vered with Morixeo Leather awl !Intik, Hair Cloth; Diaw in; and Bed-room ditto, Minors ; Pier, and Chimney Glasses, in rich ;itt Frianses ; an Eight Day awk ; 14 Fowl-' inc. Piece, by Nock; Plate. Table and Bed Linen; a capital 1.341 India Gime, anti Misrelhuseous Meta. the genuine rropeny of SAMUEL JAGOE, Cabinet-Maker mad Pp; hut: serer. TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, • (By Villa, of a Bill.nt Sale,) ~ .. ' . ty Mr. NORTON, INI die PrembeN No. 6, Picket-401.'1, Temple-bar, TO MORROW, Dek. 11 r aad fol' Day, at TWEIVOO.Ctoct 4owing • . eeeist' v, MRISI PNG Oil, elegant four-post Bedsteads .1 and Chintz CuYten Furniture ; twelve prime seasoned Goose and Down Feather Bedh.,4liittpterti ind Pillows; "Field and Teat ditto. Drapery and Festoon Windom Curtains. large V,4neY Biankets. and Mittneilles Quilts. Whe Cabinet &titles comprise Dnithlt aid Slagle " Commode Chest of Dniwe!!. Wardrobe, Secretaries, and Bonk-cluite; Dining. Card, Pembroke, and Loo Table-, I . Ladies' Work ditto ; Pe. *sail and Cellaret Sideboards; Mannitany Chairs, and other ditto; richly coveted; tworientlesitene Dretwin* Stands, with IA pinatas complete ; two Cylinder Writing Desks. rich cut fn ss and China, Pofelgn Table and Bed Linen, a few scarce dial pad Paiiitings, Qtr. - Cantlarres to be litalon the Prentises and of the Auctioneer,. Trieterd' l ntreee, Maektriars., ~ . , • LorxLL returns his best acknowtedginents to hii Friends. nd the Public in general, for their .symptillky in his 14To i and assures them that no groin:agate will produce the sinalleit abatement • in the exertions of Tax . PLITEs,v4AI to expose abuse:in the Slate, end to promote the welfare of • his country, shouldrmt the severity of his sentence, In the natural effect of confirmed incarceration,! and its consequent destruction of a awaits:ion • already infiaialy impaired; deprive him of .Life Ile intends, in a fez deyi, to lay' • before the Public, through the channel of Pic s7.lre4x4ii, an account of the name. roue Prosecutions he hat suffered during the last Tao Years, by which .they will be enabled to form a correct qpinion of the merits, or di.' • merits of the case. Ile will at the same time develepe the corrupt system of the present .4dmi . nistration, in regard to the management of Newspapers, and the means which have been used to suppress Tple s74resst4l. lie will also prove, to the satisfaction of every im partial man, the extreme DIFFICULTY. to say NOTHING of the Isirn,yry, of defending a prosecution for an alleged Linn, under the present construction of the Law of Libel. GAOL no IlEvrn.trE, flecrinher 10. • • • . . .. . .. Due. it ... M a i 15 4) Arr. Dublin ' , • • ' Widifford • • • Pil?10 .., . .... . i Q - - 6' ',egt lett Or STOCKS OA VAT 6N k .O'cCtick ! p Colt. Red- 66 eie 1 S Per CAPL . CSO I !• 6 4I I t • • Omni** 5 7'HE STA7RSMAN. • Li) N1.11)N : MONDAYS DECEMBER 1(1, I$lQ. STATE of ms.*4.9:sTrs HEALTH. tt Irina:or Ofaill v Dec. 10. His MAJIISTY is quite as well au be wos YO -004 h he bao passed the eight with Palo o cer. lll R. H. REYNOLDS. H. HALFORD. W. HRIIERDEN. R. WILLIS. • M. BMLLIR. , Tito following • Elttratts from (lesion* Papers, Which rticked toitto 09 - Satttir4a4 to tkolfit* ult. pre VIII her lotekesting Since the middle of last month (October), several regimeats p, cavalry and atone columns of isfaalry , hit v ' itwbe d over the pre it military rand from Bourdcium to Bayonne, add from. thence to Spain. Qaarters have bees prepared at Surmise for sl imineroas corps to arrive about the 1511! November. (*. Titer( can be no doubt ,Ittit that the war in Spain will be carOuiled this waiter, iVf hake had amity acctiunts that his liajea) the Simperer, and the Prince of Netifchatel, would Lake the command of the armies there in prison. A part of the equipage of his ltoyal tlighnoss arrived eat the October, and less by this fi,st reached Burgas, where it it to await hitti, The battaliq.i of guards is Otil Castile, at Vimturia, at j'sr t an. Anil along the road to Madrid, have received march ing orders. .A part of these are destined for the reitiforcetuent pf the Army of Portagol, to free that I : in:dons from the toglists yulte., . On the 43 d Oct. the King of Spain left Madrid for Le titia. taking with MM. his *hole Court and the Itoyal Guards. A wrong gorrisou is left iu the Capital; alder the orders of the (wermir-Genernl list.Ltann. Thew troops have lately re !heir pay 6) a transport of gold which arelya4 !coal Str,corp. The atomic ttanquillity prevoits. " The Iti;ad-quartersof the Annyef Spain aresoutikaed at Seville. From thence will be eittrsiell on the siege of Cildis, which is to be begun immediately. Ospi-heats have been Isailt and manned, and new batteries for shells and bombs hive hero frecteu ao near the town and chipping Its tiet them Intieb tais chinf. For thr purpose of reducing the place, t h e force Under Dlarshals Moartaa and Melon has been ittrreased by some t sousastris of men that iiinasitiaat t e as We to !pare put of Al ureia:Graeada t and Valentin. " In Coialostia tbelasiguitif ant streglOrg Wiped!! of ma pn have bait 'early wasibilated by the skip and gallantry of lien. itt`Diasitpt.. Terms& was to be snatinoned an the Ad November, did.nrit amender at discretion, the Plafe W/11. to be slanged ! tt has a garristwe of about @or 9001) men, pil diseontgated, nod roach emaciated by the wain of &ltd. Tise4hreot or nib:witting to raise the sleet baa ylot t .04 i lk be Carried Into est.ecatioa." We •hove alfeatly slated, s ,apart aprun4 up from some qUattet s gust rulia*ent would be ruottoCuEn to the goalie or Iglicr aid pf January. We should hare trerslOil that repurC l l *Oh dip.4l.siu sod total ncgleet t had out we 'outfit, somethiug of tits temper &ad COmpusitiuq qf , the present Nliuistets, spill more especially of wid‘pole4 mititl of my Prd Vtiq l t t tst.,&lre The report it now tpdostriously kept up, and it seems to be 4 4949 1 '4 1 Perl ll :4li9q OA! r4Fl4!Tel't THE STATESMAtiht actually will be ntionoquxo 1: Moulds*. Awn uY r •-• honour and moderetion, attached to 1 10' OAP nor attached to any cause but that of the po4o4ta• tion, and the %welfare of these realms, 041110 ilts , tereats of the rouse to . whore the . COlfititl tide .has given the enviable &tops& Poiret Pot' 'this `cotintrir,-.sticti Ohs surprise !nekt to be expressed, Mild. eriiktiely 'to be imagined Upon what aitthorlty'k the Alinement to be' prorosuedl"—Thequestioa is.perfectly, natural to all who oderstind the Constitution, and .are ar r . customed to siftere their .conduct and mould theft' Am tapas •.that model ; sad the question we ref commend to the enesidevOtion pf every iO O 4l 1 1 1 0 docs not wish to see a change of Geverensent in j this - country. 'The Commission fur prorolt9ing Parliament cannot be 'signed by his hia4e.svir ) Its; his physicians have taken oison them to libel.* State of his Blestssitts 'health, of which „Wit : ' impossible to suspect theta. gigt, lint any pirr son, in all these Realms, dare to Great Seal l 0 the Commission without the Royal Signature ? Therois* daringness exists in some minds, istwen. 'mend with courage, bet the more desperate 0,1401 seceent. The lore of power, *Mt— of Breve, create thelloperation, sad make feeble and destardli. WM do what brave men,would shriek fru!: ,bare we such now, to play this monstrous farce of a proroguing of ParliaMent, - without the Royal Signature ?• Or arc these men so desperate is their fears (for it is not courage, as we have said, that actuates such men aswe have described) as to giside the KING'S hand, his wino absent from the purpose, or misinformed, and mistaking it,? We dare not answer either of these questions. We dare not say of Ministers, making a pause at any one point of unconstitutional and illegal conduct... 44 to .this they will go, but no further." Love of power, and lust of lucre, when they - take possession of igiforant minds, lead men they know not where, sucoseLves ! Those passions are blind, even in great minds ; and in little and creeping, characters are as much without compunction as without fore. sight.—Buti let Ministers do what they may, the penple are to ask themselves, what' do they conclude trout what has been already done? Du they foil, that lessons of loyalty are given to them, by. thelegliag *side of the necessity for the asoireurs . /47iscrsotia iA oar ExEco T LYE Goreraaront..• If; Ministers tee wan go on far time fortnights, ofercisieg, the Royal Exe. votive 1 er s , iu ell Its branches, and enjoying the RtiyAl Prertsgetives, lt. follows that 'there is no need for a Ito Ya I. Power, no Melt for Pfirogatites, which in seine inetantes be,ir hard upon the natural' liberties of the gorerued. Our Government is one of compromise, in which tiro crootost &gm of practicable liberty is the edged in austemplei. tion, slung with the order and good government of: the whole community ; and in which Sto rep. lerity of the working of the machine for the intended purposes, is the compensation for car. tain losses of natural rights. And it hos been supposed (and we believe most justly) the, the form and constenctioo ate well fitted for the purpose. Pet, if idiuisten proceed to skew that part of it is utoless„ that it can .be laid aside ) or wholly obliterated, they - proceed to destroy the Constitution in undermining-metes bpinions 'of its indispensable neernsitp--Let the two STATICS of the ItEstat meet on Thursday, and as speedily as possible do that which before should .have beet done—examine the Physicians, and act upon the, best knowledge Tatar can acquire of the State of the Executive Power, its deficiencies, aad the setae. , dies fur the some. Another meeting of the Privy Council is expected to be held to.niorrovr, at the Privy Council Cham. ber, %Vilifyhall, fur the purpose of examining` his MAJESTY'S Physicians. Saturday morning, her MAJAITY, Prineesset ELIZABETH and MARY, took an airbag to Frog. more, and returned to the Palace at two o'clock, The Duke of CAMIIRIDGe t Princesses Auourra and Scrota rode out on horseback its Windsor Great Park . for t wo. host rs. The Royal. Party Were accompanicby Lord Wal.lll3lollAst Lady Cite 04 . LEY, Geller* CARTWItIGHT and Alassanstr ) cub leoels TATUM' and Desanow e. Xesterday morning Divine Service was perforated to her Wooer, sod the Pasmeasscs tts Windsor Castle; 'key aftervrards rode to Frogmore, and returned to the Palace at'half-past two o'clock. Oa Batuird4y the Marquis WELLtscEst enter. .teined .all the Calsioet *misters, at his house in The Earl of LIV 1110110: and Earl BATIIU&ST se sted at Wiodsssii at one o'clock yesterday. They ' went immediately to the Castle, and remained in conversation witit the Physisitsus attending his MA. J E ST!' lilt balf-pist two. Private advlces from the Continent state, that, in ,Switzerland i 4ogsburgh, Bamberg, Carla. tithe, Darmstadt, cassel, and Berlin, all colonial ;produce has beets seized by the Custom-house WA cersi and much of it burnt. By letters frOm St. Bartholomew we learn, that *Ogg tesume arbitrary acts of Government a rev°. mien had taco place there. The Judge of the is. land, Betgateilt; his.% ife s Principal Secretary, Ser. mas t &c. trod been sent (Arend had arrived at Salem. At embargo isittl been imposed upon all shipping. Letter, teem Bout - deals; states ' that the expedi. lion fitting out in the Scheldt is to be provided with 'lO4OO trJojts g . fat'. thp. purse of menacing our t?"!: *. 140. 6 iN a ZIPS. Married on the Sth inst.- . by Special Licence, JANES WICOOSIIIIORN VISISTESI, Esg. of Clapham, Surrey, to the Right HOB. telid, FA4NcITS CA !SOLI Nig Ass:ESSAY, second daughter to the-Esti of Moony ileums, and sister to Viscount VA LpITIA. The 0. i lemony was performed by tire lOglst Rev. god lion, Bishop of Wsmailitsysa, at his Lordship's hour s , Stratford-placo,where au elegant cold saltation le F served on - the ()nation. Lords Mot; NT Eonsottssa I . ScAasoerm,and PoalSSlOOTii ) SirJairilCopitatlttn, l !Light Hop i Colonel Al vcwierz, PARISI( ) the Roo. Duotuy Mectsdnato, min %Ulm) and Lady Wan. peannpr, M. aud the 11106. Mrs. A. %Venous. Bugg, and Mr. Jons:WEspestauan, were present, besides a number . of i ttsa, kjride's relations, - The Bride appearbil isivoly, sod.wm attired lo a. most Costly suit of ffnimels late. The well alone, we understand, , cost 150 guineas. Lady Caraaatas Antress.xx and Miss Wsurixusuas were the bride's maids. Soon after the cerensonyollip.bappy, couple left town for Scotland. - .;.:. • • . imietweimismieeme_ ~. - . - pitirtsif wAvtga OPR RA. 0 The licence iliantell b 3 the 10e L0wbC11.42411111. LAIN to Cslll4l PASVILLIt ri fiNi WS purpose, is, at last,., liiLiti to:be directed to. di tree object.— Colonel Garvir.cie has agiend to admit Mr. - ELLts- TON as a prlaelpat In the undertaking; and, at the 'close of thupresent moon, Colonel Gnevit.t.s will withdraw from the arrangement at the Lyceum, by which the use of the licence has. hitherto been sus pended. Mr. ELLTSTON IS to have the ex - desire direction of the concern ; and it is proposed to,raise an estab. lishinent which shall be WOrthy of the highest pa. tronage. Colonel Gae*rt.r.o his reserved to him. self such atlvautages. es may probably compensate him - for the trouble and expellee to which he has been pat, by the •prosecution of tho objects wbieh led to the grant of the licence. SIR RICHARD PHILLIPS. 0* Saturday, the third and last meeting took place under the Commission against this Gentle. man. . , , The mectlng.was numerously attended, although not more than. 6 or 60001. was proved, making a total of about 74,0001. Some further attempts were mide to prove bills drawn by O'SULLIVAN, in London, on Irish stamps, which were warmly re. sislcd by Sir RICHARD ) who stated, that he had been grossly defrauded of the consideration for them, and that he had nearly 10,0001. of the same description of bills, accepted by Fourdrinier and Co. and others, which he had nut himself been al. lowed to Fere egaitist thew, tie added, that he relied ou the support. of the honourable .part of his creditors in resisting_ Rich claims , notwithstanding the studied and perverse misrepresentation of which, on this account, he hall been the subject. *Two or three authors came forward, and *thane:. ed some obsolete claims for MSS. which Sir RICUARIO, asserted were not wortbsix-pence, and as suchf bed net been accepted by him, and is consequease their claims Were tejasted. A. usual, at thiciasatieg a schedule of the estaii was produced, when it appeared that Mr. Wu .. ittasna, the Public Accountant, Ate bad been ma.. ployod for this perpotte by the assignees, had ascer. veined that every kind of clad* would' net exceed 106,0001 . and that the undeabted assets were at least id SAM. and incleding some contingencies, were 186,0001. leaving in one case the surplus of 580001. and in the other of 8 0,0001. In the course of some miscellaneous inquiries, it :appeared that Sir R Kiss" , .kad paid to maws, within the last twelve year' upwards of 00001. upwards of 5,0001. to designers. and dratigillift, and upwards of 26,0001. to engravers ! The general satisfaction was such, that I* s tificate being produced, more than 40,0001. was .signed for in, tun minutes, and a .store agreeable' proof has seldom been afforded in Guildhall of the salutary and equitable provisions of our Bankrupt Laws, when the requisite confidence exists between debtor and creditor. A new optical instrument has been invented by a Member of the Parisian Conservatory of Arts, which ambles every draftsman, without knowing the ram of perspective, to design with ease and correctness all kinds of subjects on every scale, not exceeding five diameters square. The British 'Resident in the territories of the Chieftain's in alliance with our Indies-Government, ' has made'a formal complaint tit ifitaltaa, or rather to his Ministers, of the ravages Committed in their • dependencies by Masa, KUAL TIM answer•givon was, that hlsitiv*ltrat had lately throviivailf all dependence on Eloiatait's Goverumebtogithough 3r formerly to service.: • . . . ,'..,„ • - A memb ers .thelt..letnes'i Corpi of Afwlenteers , . • was minima - Iv!, Bow-street Olio on Thursday, for fines for : s ot 4fieutdiug two ialdalirp.ef the corps. It appeared. 10 evidence that he had attend. ed his duty regularly for upwardawf seven years, but there being no medical certificate of the illness *hick Was the cam* ef.his uon.eateadassee far two days, , die Magistrate, W I , aim" was compelled toltri thb*ges t easealties to 16s. . Siitasiday,,... after ' the lest piece at the Surrey 'Plieatre wes.fruislict, *a young Gentleman in the second tier of boxes, accidentally precipitated him self Into the Pit, Sod wonderful to say, caniq oft without a broken bone; he was taken senseless into an . adjoinitig tavern, and blooded, which so far recovered him as to enable him to walk with. out alsistaoce to the coach 'Minh carried him home. " Co LL ECTO asstrr.4--At.a . sale of books, printed Ivy the late LortiVaroan, at Strawberry-hill, on Tues. day last, a copy of . his Lordship's Tragedy of 7'he illettteriour lifother, was knocked du wu at 61. 15s.t!! Grwl'a ales, *with Bewdley's Designs, 51. 12s. 64. A pared of scraps, and loose leaves of poetry, epi. ' grams, &c. for sixteen pountfe ;And his Lordship's Hieroglyphic Tates (which Vet .*. his printed. 1 works), a small pamphlet of abort tree :hest', crown 'octavo, Was gladly purchased, by an etni. vent Collector s for the same sum of sixteen pounds 1 terlin4 ! • . mm11; 1 0117'11, Drc. We now look with extreme anxiety to the a ri i, a hero of the Zenobla, Captain bi‘konzi e , f or fu nht lnformatio nt w hi c h s hi p was ordered to be heht *instant rendinen to ionvey the next dispates44 England. Tne following ships were left it th 'l ' eltue by the Jasper Darfleur, liannibal, liapdeur, Dreadnou.h Totinant, Poicties, Audacious, Zectlous . , C eit , Bloo d * , Mere, Agincourt, Diadem, St. Fiorenzo, Melpomene, Latana, Brun e , r u. tat, Motk; Xertobia, and Growler. The Neenix and Redness transports sr,;,, i f rom bi g p on t hi s a f ternoon. They sailed 04 AI 22d ult.. (two days before the Jasper) under soy of the Dolphin, Captain Watson, with Jesuit more traospotts in company, having many prhuttri awil deserters from blossom's army on Irtgad— They parted from the convoy on the 27th alt , el Oporto. Lieut. Leaf, of the 17th disgo o6 ,, cat passenger in the Phenix. He was taken prim in the Fame country ship, laden with cuttel, fro 4l Mortal, an the lit ult. and, with the emir nl passengers of the Panic, ttaiAfterwao. p ica bol t ed an American ship, and sent into. Lis*, Ti s Fame has been since re-captured by the R ota . We learroby the Helder, which left Vera Co l on : the lOth of October, that. the ltukcait, 7 4, lion. Captain Fleming , sailed fr om t h e li sTaingt on the 3d of that month, for. Cadiz, having a con., siderable quantity of specie on board, and three Representatives from the Government. of Mexico, The fielder left Jamaica on the 20th of August. The Lion, 61, Captain lleathcote, wits ty t Persian Ambassador on board, arrived at Rio J a , nciro on the 14th of September. The Cliichref.i - - store-ship, for Ilomtlay, was with her, The Harpy, Captain Anoint, for the Cape of Good Hope, expects to .sail daily. Colonel buthnot, on the Star at the• Cape, is going out is her, with Captain Stopford, to join the Otter. The Honourable Mr. King and suite Regis/. out to Cadiz in the Stakty, 61, Captain to a diplomatiquo station. The foundation Awe of a new Chapel, it IM Westleyiao interest,. Was laid at Ryde on KA I last, by the Rev. Mtsss. Barker and Renshaw. Last week clad, lately arrived from the Ahrina Society, endeavoured to make his escape, and on being pursued, he jumped out of a boat in the liar, bour and was drowned. . CORN #X6'II4NGE, Disc. 10. We havEtthis day large arrivals of Wheat, with part of last waak's Foreign, upwards of 6000 guar. idol in general at Friday's reduction. Barterwtth Malt likewise, and in pl..nty. Pea i and Hesse of Wig diseripilers somewhat lower. The supply of Oasis very considerable, and . that article van cheaper. Flour hardly at late prices, CIE ENT ritlcts OW GRAIN. Wheat, •- • Ms. '7th. tbia.l TOM Hews, - Od‘ Fine dine -"- - - tins. 945. Oats, Rye (new) - - Stis. 40a. rishinds -- - - Xs. 3*?... n. liartey, - - Sis. Mat. - - - 7t.. 711 s. Rape Seed - £45 els N. Pew (Rinks") 545. fat. riue Floor -t), Grey Prat, -- -46 r. Ms. Seconds New, sth. 555. :+!~ Gen. Sur is eigrected to be one of the Cali. dates for IhnPreddeney of the United States. The Gekentnent of the Carraccas has we E. derstaod, prohibited the carrying tan of the Slue Trade.--Tbis anima well of that Government. Nejoratioseval Sir MONTAGUE BURG° TIM& barbs intildiately at Prirtsmouth for Gibraltar, In being. appkiited to the Staff of that garrisuc, k Ike room of filsjor-Gettgral Lord LILA N sr, she Ina wounded and taken prisoner at Malaga, bile French. Colonel FULLER vies out to Portugal, to take the command of the Ist battalion of the Colditrem regiment of Foot . Guards, in the room of Cutout 'lnuit, appointed to the command of a brigll4 of Infantry. Colonel Dowels goes out to Portugal, .not with Dispatches, but with an Official Order from Go. remnant to Lord WELLINGTON, to supply him with ,officers from the Army as he proceeds imurediatel/ to Spain, with permission from the Spanish Go. Werth:sent, to raise a Brigade in Spain on the sat footing as • the Portuguese 'army was mhbodied,' to be officered entirely by British Officers. Some Gazelles have been 'received from Carlha• gene, in South America, containing - a ou j o ty of documents regarding the Revolution in the Slonis k colonies, but they furnish very few additional fact?. In that place Owe members of ate late Government are confined its hostages for Several persons impri. Boned at Quito, during the dreadful convulsion in that city., the leading particulars of which we ban already stated. Some more American Journals have bees TO ceiviid, including a few Natchez Papers to the die of October. The revolution in West Fiona yip occasioned by-the Convention receiving Wel& race that they were betrayed, and that Goveron . f • Folch had a galley at Galrestown, in which b. lowa to embark the Members for Pensacola; stni . that he himself was in the eastern part of the pre' wince, alarming and sowing dissension among 111 people. After the reduction of Baton Rouge, the troops of the Convention secured the Governor is his own house, but not until he had made a al e " rate revistanc.e, and been severely wounded. Vs C.;mcention was said to be divided as to the measuru they should pUrsue ; Ole of the Members beini ,decitledly in .fa four of 'acceding Confederation to *ballad President hiintelf rse Confederation,were pot supposed to be lyerse.; 'hile the others lc . bent upon maintainiog by' Millis their mei iy • Pr9claimed indepenclenee. Several agents had 8 . 1. : rived ctt WashiNlitona and bad au interior ad' mAata9,2l 4. • but the precise object Odr to the America' . . 111 , 11U1I was kut.4ooa •. Jou oil Cot pill T ic ea, nd wit fr( ka fr