The Statesman.
London, England, 1810-11-06 00:00:00

GiqouN pairenr
[ARITTED TI is DAY.)

MONITTLI OCT. B.—. The Chevalier urleh
"I La
just arrleed from St. Petershurgh. It is rtnothl
that in tilting leave of the Emperor that Fria
said toliin--." You will not fail to hear on yo„,
journey riidieulous reports, respecting a prettiq,
rupture between Russia and France. It is sin:l4
that they wish it to be thought that the Rqs,A,,,
and French are going to contend strongly
each other. Be easy upon these reports, I
the Emperor Napoleon, and bc has for me cles4
regard. The allianceof the two Emperosis sod
tered from all vicissitudes."--(dbeille du Nerd.)
STOCKHOLM, OCT. 41.—Gutieral \rut) Sue!ox;,„
the Russian Minister here,' has received divate4
from his Court, which announce the arrival ut
Courier from the army in Turkey, with intelligtt:
of the surrender of Rudsehuck on the 27th ult.
Private letters from St. Petersburg!), of the 8t
inst, state that icliumla capitulated two days ,fie
wards. Thase ift..,,ortattt successes had
strong hopes, in the Russian capital, that the once

eiations which General Kaminsky had been ird
ously instructed to communicate, would be Into
to a favourable conclusion. Some indistinct
is
moors are also alluded to in these letters, of 4„4
feusive and defensive 'Doty with the Porte being.'
contemplation. His Majesty has been ludispot
for some days.

STUCE:IIOLMI OCT. 20.—Last Tuesday, the iv
inst. the Queen arrived in A Led Flags, and tb
king reached the same place on the 18th ; tai
Majesties.both continue to enjoy the best ststel
health.—(Stockholm Gazette, Oct. 20.)
OREBRO, Ocr. 10.—The deliberations of li
Diet closed yesterday, and this day most of thee
puties of the st.ites left this town fair Stockholm,'
do homage to the Crowe Prince on his arrival int!
capital.... (Orebro Gazette, Oat. 20.)
STOCICUOLM, OCT. 19....C0tant 11. H. VonE
sen, Governor-General, General and Cououll
of State, hating given in his resignation, his
jetty has beee'pleased to accept the same, Wl'
point Count Fabien Wrede, General, his sum

sore a Counsellor of State.—(StoekAolos arto
Oct. ISt.)
CONSTANTINOPLE, SEPT. 3.—The
tract from a report received from theGrandr.
has been published in this capital :—" At the
ginning of the month of Regal (August), the
sian army which fieoleges. Rudschuck, forruedi
two colorings, corntitenctittet seven io the morniur
general assault on jhltilwarks. and bastions
the fortress ; at first the enemy found meal
to penetrate into two works, but was imm'
, diately- after repulsed by Ali Puha awl IlosuS
Aga, with immense loss. All the ditches %mei,'
with his slain, and tho number 'ot hauls cu
amounts to 4;000. A General, several *ars,
many other officers, and 250 rank and file, Im
been taken prisonerk Ualik Picha, who co
mantted..one of tie olorps detached to relieve

fortress, fell in in the vicinity of Ru
chuck, with an enemy'ftorps, composed of 7,1
men, attacked sed routed the infidels with g
slaughter."
• The Turkish fleet- in the Black Sea hub
driven back by the stvong currents which
nerally pre ail ,in that Sea at this season, tel
mouth of the channel-of Constantinople...4.Ra
holm Post, 0ct.141.)

COMBINATION A.►IONG 7HE ROI
RECTION MEN.

A general complaint has been lately nubby
Surgeons, of a combination among the Ress
lion Men, alias the Church.yard , robbers, to
creaseihe Fofits qf their trade. It appears
the members of this honourable I,rofession•
uniformly received three guineas far every
ject delivered to their employers ; but at a r
meeting convened in Resurrection-ball, eel
solved, alter grave, deliberation, not to tab
'l.budy of any description from coffin, sad,
earth, for le,•s than four guineas: TM' re*
*as carried by a large majority, and several,
professors have lately been at 4he trouble of
ing back their goods, rather than &liver this
less than the market price. A celebrated one
in the neighbourhood of Oxford-strect, ha
under the necessity of payingiloe &dramad pis
four guineas a body, nestead of threo, 0(4
1 last mond'. It is ci,nteueled by the Surgeons,
description of traders have less cause 10 raise ell
of their property, or dead stock, than Raw
Men, their profits being very lucrative. Tbn
it is a w ell-know fact, that the members of 1110
Cfession seldom meet with interruption from
watchmen diming their ituclurnal employmesl,
that they have only to apply au instrumental
invention to a cotta', and bring ti:, 110 body
the greatest else and pleasure. (laving door,
they can carry,off the article 'with great f
and, on the whole, it is denied that they hots'
least pretence for this advance.
The Resurrection Men justify the extra (10
polt.iss,
by alledging that they expend a largo
;heir profit in bribing watchmen to sleep w 1,1::
arc employed on the burying grounds ; sleeps
loaving the church-yard gates unlocked ; I",,„
hcoachmen fur carrying off ti goods. 111 al'.
the
to those pleas of augrueletation, they stite
cos,
increased price of every necessary of life,
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them to raise the wind after they have rano
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