The Statesman.
London, England, 1809-12-19 00:00:00

NAVAL INTRLLIGENCE.

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Poftrmentrrie, I)Ec. I&.—Arrived the Apollo frigrsle.
hearing a Vice- Admiral's flag. She is at suwhor at st. lie-
lea's, with the quarantine flag fl 3 ing s. therefore she moct he
from the blediterrncan. The Admintl onboard is supposed
to he Admiral 'rhornborntsgh.

Arrived the Herne store-ship, from Gibraltar.
Went out of harbour tile Coquette Atiop of war, Captain

Forty.
Came in the Escort Fun-brig to be rrpaired.

PLYMOUTII, Ore. li.—Arrived last evening the, brig
Comet, Captain Reed, from Oporto, with wines. The fleet
which she came home with, is suppoted to have paned op
Channnl.

For this week past we have experienced mnst !evert* ►tes
of wird, from the S. and S. W. but am happy to say, that
no damage has keen done to or shipping at this port;
neither have I heard of any accident on the neighbouriog
coat.

Arrived this evening, the brig Valiant, of ►lwrdnvev, Few
Evato, Master, from Cork. laden with butter and prov Mew ;
left that place on Friday last,the 13th inst. about two P. M.
in company with the brigs Salt-et, and the Fanuy. John Ball,
Maser, laden with oats. bound to London. On the passage.
they experierced very heavy gales of wind, by which the
brig Fanny became vn•ry leaky; and yesterday, of the Land's
End, about three I'. M. she was In the greate4t distre,s, and
was obliged to throw her gut... and every article at ho•td
overboard, and tbs, pumps cinotantly working. This ve-sel
lost sig'it of her, ahont six I'. M, and great fear, are enter-
tained for her safety—parted also with the S.tlceu about tbe
same tome.

An article from Buda, Nov. 21, says : —" Ac.'
coning to a statement published here by autho-
rity, the loss of the Austrian army to killed,
*minded, and prisoners, from the 4th to the 12th
of July, 1809, monism of seventeen generals,
eight hundred and forty-seven officers, thirty thou..
sand row hundred and seventy-nue rank and file,
sod fur &Demand one htintlt4 horses."
Yesterday his rtoyal Highness the Dr. Ice of Yon it
arrived in town holt Outlands, mid in the evenin;
entertained a select party of Military Officers with
an elegant diluter at his house in the Stable-yard,
'it. Jatnea's.
Yesterday his Royal Highness the Duke of
Cumnant.a so gave a grand diluter to a large party
of Military Gentlemen, at his residence in Si.
James's Palace. •
The reutabis of Sir AT.EXAVDER BALT., late
Governor of Malta, will be brought to England
for interment.
The Electors of Oxford, who have votes for
Chancellor of that University, are Masters of Arts,
Bachelors of Divinity, and Doctors of Divinity,
Law, and Medicine. The Bishop of Csaust.c ,
voted for the Duke of BEU:FuItT; the Archbi. '
shop of YoaK, and the Bishops of Lomnox and
St. ASAPII, for Lord GRENvILLE. Not one Bi-
sL
hop voted for Lord LOUN. Among Lord
RENTILI.E.S votes was cue from the county Tit
'hewn, and one from Aberdeen. There is no elm,-
lum'ent attached to the office of yhautullor. On
the contrary, he is subject to expences in enter-
tainments and prizes for literature.
IsA most daring attempt at robbery was made
(*Wednesday se'nnight, at Cootehill, in the coun-
ktj of Cavan.—As Mr. Cook., Mr. Win. Lees,
and two other Gentlemen, were sitting after dio-
ite in the parlour, they were seddeuty alarmed
by the discharge of a pistol, which lotivd a ball
in the cieling, and was immediately followed by
the entry of two armed ruffians, with bisikesed
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Ilse persoos and property of the Tyrolese; n::(1 especially of : the entry 01 two armcu ruinous, vv.. ....,.....,‘. 1
the basis of the eventual extirpation of those base . .
Ike chiefs and Conanianders who have given the example ,f I faces. The Gentletuen sprung tip, and Mr. Lees, place some time since at Bow Fair. Sunday was
brought one of the ruffians and corrupt practices, which have tottlermined the the day fixed nit for this puikstic coolest, hut
sabaimian to his Nla.jc,ty the Layer'''. std King, and remain by a well-aimed blow,
Arm in ,;,wane ventimeno. to the door, the other rushing forward with a basis of that glueious fabric raised by our ances. owing to a mistake, one party went with their
" 11. Every perso srn hoOlve days after the puhlication of I drawn sword to assist his compan tors, and which nothing but the timely support
ion, waq treated .
111 ~ champion to the fields near the Foundling Hospi-
the present Order, shall he Montt in the Tyrol with arms in in the same manner, and both of them bring se- tat, conceiving that to have been settled as tl e
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his hands, shall be arre•tett and shot. • cured, were sent off Hest morning under a guard the people by reform, can possibly save from de- scene of settee, and the t party, with their ..
4.. 111. In like manner every pg.' +on shall be arrested and to the county gaol. It appears that they had in. struction. combatant, sallied forth o
therhe fields adjoining ..
shot, a ho,five days after the pablicatino a this order, shat formation of a large st:m of money which one
Colonel WARDLE is contending for no portico- Chalk Farm. After the respective parties had
. be convicted of hiving concealed amts, in order to employ Of the company had received that mewing, and • waited a saificissit time at each place, te induce
them avian the troops of his Imperial Majesty. 1 hoped, by a sudden effort, to makc it their lac class of society—he is contending for the them to believe that their opponents were afraid to
~ IV. The fieserni in Chief of the ssarr, old and all th - INTEB.EiT AND II ArPPIN ESS OF EVERY
i Generals comatanditc. the different troops in the Tyrol, are I d ( pas er.
A narrow.wheded tumbril belonging to Mr.hazard the mounter, both parties returned to
INDIVIDUAL IN THE UNITZD KING- town in triumph over the suppt.scil coteaidire of
charged t.i provide for the "sedition of the present order, Hieldell, going duwn a hill at Playfored, near Ilia-
which shall be printed and athsed up iu all the Conoilaises Iwo), the
of the country.
" Gives at
ear
head-quarters.
Vilineh.
Nev. 19' 19419. was
er trn„ntcs. It is singular:
" LUG I.N E N A POLii.ON."
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" ARMY Or nAv.a:tiA.
64 onnett or THE nal-.
" The General rommandinz, the fl,:varian army in the 1 on the back
wheel %vent directly over a man who
h intoxicated and lying across one of the
that be has not et felt
y DOM. Let, thereftde, no man, however hunt.
ids his cunditian, withhold his mite, inconsi.
drrable as it may be, from the laudable Subserip. their adversari.s. Unhappily, however. they
happened to meet cacti other, and instead of the
evomniltiest between the two individuals, a haAlle rapt
place of the most violent nature, and *hid
any' very wrier's. injury from the accident, al. lion that was yesterday opened at the Crown and was not confined to the end of OtforJ-roa't, hu
though (here were nu fewer thAn 40 I.),tiuhera of
gravel in the tnnibrill and the driver was also up.
part, to prevent the head bearing too Anchor in this Metropolis. Let every City,
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'Town, and I'i{ age ithe I_Kingdom .
)it Oiled fol. Illinois?
raged through 1)/ot-street, a
tientlaSt. Giles's....The mischief, we understand
is tint so extensive as ,night Imre been apprsheod
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, . .11.. .1....1 1...... en low that splendid example first given by the CITY ,cd of the combatants. most of the our,
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