The Statesman.
London, England, 1812-08-20 00:00:00

By a untie* from the Baud of Trade yesterday,
we learn, that all American vessels, having llamas to
l,oport lii.her cargoes, and to depart in halls*, will
be allowed to load oitli cargoes from the Visited
States, if they be pa Fete belong to American *wars.
The instruction fur that purpose will probably
be issued this day.
The Lucia, HATDoa, from London to' ?law
pork, is detained by the Maros sloop of wan' and
arrived at Portsmouth.
The Lady who followed her husband to the fled
of battle, near Salamanca, on the 22d, and found
him among the slain, was the wife of Captain Piss-
con, of the 7th Fusileers. She is now at Stlaniknea
with her two children.
Lord Ccutrosa, who brought the dispatches atom
the Earl of WaLcirearoN, announcing the lakeo.
rious victory, is one of the oldest Barons of Eng-
hod, Baron CLINTON and SATl—creation, Mtn.
airy 6, 1298. It is a barony in fee, descendible in
the female as well as the male line. It came inttalte
present Lord's family (the Tar.tcsis) in right of
AR %11CLT.A, Baroness CLINToN and SA TR, emir
daughter of Tuziaenit.tts, sixth Earl of Lincaln,
whose daughter married FRANCIS TnEtusts, Xsq.
of 'frefusis, in the county of Cornwall. Thetis-
Sent Lord, RODER, COTTON ST. Jour TateasnOtias-
built 186 of April, 1757, and succeeded hi fattier,'
the late Lard Gearing WILLIAM 28th Aegost,
1797. It is said the claims referral against the ro-
yalty of hit Lordollip, In Norfolk (bequeathed to
him by the Earl of Oaeoen), wield -haste demanded
his presence in &gland, had he ant been appolided
by Mantels Wettattaawr to 12C Bet Waste .( the
glorious dispatchers to this country.
The following siseoe and moving inscription is
written upon the Monument of Lieat.,Colonel Wu.
C,Amrsim,,, of the 78th Regiment, who lies interred
iti the bland of Java
Here lie the remains of Wu. eastensu. of
his Britannic ht.drety's 71kk Reglinent. who died on the idtb of
lug"t, lull, or wows& received en the 2*k of that loollth.
"dale bravely leading on his Regiment to attack the &raised
has or Cnreeli%. detracted bya gamin essay. To him, who
was 1st-byre, sod beano red by all for his gentle =nom
and his ninny virtues s and, Is death, wrist:ll aintreceived the
applause o! hi, eonetry. To the compainea of loamy Insispy
year>. za4 the father n! bee children, *eta four in armies', this
frail nnumnent of soperisideg regard is erected by his deleted
videw." - -

A very respectable leaking woman, above middle
c., was taken sAlenly ill last night, about nine
o'clock, near St. Clement's Church, in the Strand.-
she was carried into the neighbouring shop of Mr.
Rica Ames, the chymist, and Doctor ST.tero:‘, of
thc i.trattd, was sent for. The Doctor immediately
arcaded, and attempted to let blood, but without
effect, the la•ly was quite (lead.
S:.reral Officers of the Royal Engineers have been '
ordered to proceed immediately to Canada and Nova
licotia; and we understand that a detachment of ar-
ti;,:ers, &c. belonging to the same corps, are also to
be sent to that quarter. During the late campaigns
the engineers have been much more employed than
formerly; particularly on services of the most im-
portant and difficult nature. lit the storming of for-
tifications, what is called the Forlorn Hope, is'now
always part of the ditty of the Engineers; and in
these honourable though mast dangeroes euterprises
they have of. late obtained so much credit, thecae
additional degree of renown is attached to this valiant
and distinguished corps.
A singular appearance was on Tuesday night ob.
served Ist the heavens, from the Royal Qbservatori at
Creenwich, and the vicinity, about half-past eight
o'clock. The sky was unusually clear, and the moon
shone with resplendent brightness ; not a cloud was
to be seen but in its immediate neighbourliod, and
that of iticonceivable beauty and magnitude. It pre.
seined to the admiring gaze a most beautiful mixture
of ebony and gold, and at the top, sweets, or rather
slight shades of these, extended to a considerable di-
stance. As it passed over tite moon, %stitch occu-
pied a space of to rensinutes, it assented the image.cor
BRIT A MPI 1 a,b.arivg a sceptre of no small
At any other time this might have passed almost us.
obset red, but at the °;resent moment it struck with
p cuhiar force, 'then the British arms are 11fli% ersilly
L4'111013.'4. Circumstances absolutely trivial in
themselves sometimes afford arwasement to supersti-
tious and credulous people, end thousands who
alight have allowed this beautiful spectacle at• any
ether moment to have passed unhee'lled audl mite-
garded, have doubtless congretulated themselves that
Iliaten has at length declared in &sour of our happy
country, as the Imperial Dipot, %hes ip the height
of his power, so vainly boasted to have pre-ordaiued
sui sanctioned all his enormities.
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