The Statesman.
London, England, 1810-09-03 00:00:00

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he done this deed, and done it from his own
ilifetiont Ili pity him ; and if he his made thls
tottssists4bie ligression upon the dignity of the
United gild* under illy authority ue sanction
from oar Government, we haveliten to pity our
own deluded aid dishonoured country. The
Fiertrik ltiatlttiott is now coat:Mating the Arne.
ricans,• and end..avouring (u we' have before
said), to win them from us. Unless WI_are
doomed to destruction, what could liskosi si
such a moment, into the hands of blinisteras-
the haters of America, or of Officers, &FOP ilk-
tioraut of their duty, end the Worm of their
country. Nevotwould mistake be more fetal.thin
this (if it has happened) uriginate whgre it C0u1d...-.
nor could mistake happen at a more fatal time. The
Morning Pest, on this subject, has the following
--0 This seems to he considered by the democratic
46 faction in that country as a lucky tens op,
46 which they are determined to make the must of. It
4 4 will not be through any want of activity on their
"part, if it does not recite as great a ferment'
" in the United States as any of the former loafers
" tunate occurrences on that coast." 1
There needs no activity in any fartlos to pro.•.
duce the ferment, anticipated by The Illonsise -
Post. Indignation • *ill swell- eirery kriteria,*
heart ; that is, every heart 1100141ga, nut basely
soh! to the defence of British., eressosgs-tAdatrwo
will not pursue this subject feettien;,,t%tilr- we Mail
somethitig respecting it in I more authentic shape.

The American Pipers meatiest, tha/lise war de.
porteneist was making active and lr en! exertions to
assemble a military force at Pittsburgh, but for
what purpose is nut stated; not,only have all the
troops in•the neighbouring districts, been hurried
thither, but the several Commanding Officers,haeti
been instructed toappoint such 0111cers as are best
calculated' far the vefinitiog service 46 to recruit as
msay tnenlOf. their respective stations) on the
+larch and at Pittsburgh, as possible."
Auother American squadron, under the orders of
emmodore Rosen% was assembling in Hampton
Roads, to cruite nn the Southern coast ; and a
third division, under Captain Camract.t.,,was tovbe
stationed at Charleston.

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A GOTTENOORCiIt Mail arrived On tria:lnediy;
bringing accounts tettle. 3teckholm Iti:tbit:,ll,l 114.
from Orebro to *kW,. kW (ions Gottembellettts
the 2.lth of teat litOssih. The election orlictlikts,
none av OUCCtatiOl to dill Throne of Swecleiyis
now placed beyond all doubt by Abe iuteliiipsawitted.
oohed by the Mail. The poor aged King et Stn.
Des was made to act a humiliating part builds sad
and miserable scene. Alas! for hunks
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how is she degraded by the vile and 141111,10051,11 i.
MOM every visage of the globe t
CADIZ GA;ETTIS to the Btlitislt. have reached
town, by which we leave that:Abe Regency of
Spain have proclaimed the Caraway in a state of
blockade, and declared all merchant ships that
may attempt to enter or sail from the pert, of that
settlement, liable to +leisure and confiscation. • • This
unexpected measure wit! prove a source of consider.
able embarrassment to this country, and we cannot
help thinking it a very unwise exercise of a barren
authority. The true policy of the Spanish Govern.
ment would have been to have passed over in si.
knee the events of the Caraccav, and to have waited
the opportunity fur conrili.itioa.—We bait) given
various extracts from these Spaniel' Papers.

PORTSMOUTH, Szrr. 2.

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• [From the listapshire Pliegreph.l
In consequence of the removal of the Spanish
ships of war from Cadiz, and the present apparent,
intentions of the enemy, our naval force at .that
port had been reduced.. The Tensekare, Admire,
Pickmore, had sailed for Palermo,
.to telieve: the
Canopus ; the Zealous, 74, Captain Boys,. for
Lisbon ; the Eagle, 74, Capt. Rowley, to join
Sir Charles Cotton, off Toulon ; and the Norge
and Bloke had sailed with five of the Spanish ships
to Minorca ; leaving at Oldie the !midis:cable. At.
las, Achille, and Rising, besides bombs and email-
er vessels. •••• '•
A- nephew of Marshal Ney W arf4io hell ~
moot. from Cadiz, a prisoner ,of ,
curs did nut bring Any deserters trataAlWirsitiols'
army. .
• 'Sir Horne Popham, who sailed nu Wednesday
for Quibcron Bay and Comma, on a Oils cOim.'
service, we understand, will, return here in; the'
course of ten days, preparatory to his preteeditig.
on a more distant and important serrices• It Would,
out be priulent for us to state moreet present.
A letter has been received from Captain Mitchell,
of the 9Sth Regiment,. who was stated in the Go.
tells to have been killed in General Creature's at.
fair on the Coa. He was only Allot through the
arm, and is likely to do well. •
Sir FRANCIS Butiotrr has signified his Inteation
of paying Southampton a visit for some tint; .1* a
few days. ..•
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The negotiation tut ate exchange of *loam at;
war, it is now reported, bas failed. Mr.M44ll.llas
tie, it WWII, has formally demanded his passports
to quit Morlaix, in consequence of so answer being
reeeivedto the ultimatum of our Government, which
was for w ardeiltoPa ris so far back as the 24 of Augnst.l
...We know not what degree of credit is to be,
given to this report ; bat we think proper to lay
lit before our Readers, guarding them, however,l
against placing any implicit reliance 'upon mere ru.-
Moors on this subject. • No-doubt, as wen as any
thing is finally concluded, or the negotiation breaks
sit entirely, the result will be made officially known.