The Statesman.
London, England, 1809-11-18 00:00:00

COVENT-GARDEN THEATRE.

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SATURDAY. NoTi SUM 18.

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RE:Nouns of a battle in the hltliterratscan arc
bronAlit by every arrival from the Coninsent.
From Holland, in particular, that event eOllll.
nuts to he asserted with confidence, but no pathi-
culars have yet been received from any quarter,
wt which the sli;htest depertd.ince can be placed.

THE accounts from II.)114m1 say, that the
King of SaxoNy had ar.ired in Paris. The ces.
sion of the Grand Duchy of Warsaw is asserted
with increased confidence. It is said to be destined
for EL/GENE BEAUHARNOIS, 311 port of the &mi-
llions of his new kingdom of Poised.

WE regret to find, by the Liters from America,
that the yellow fever has again made its appear.
ance ; and alt!iots;ts the caws have hitherto bean
n ither numerous nor fiial, the apprehensions :of
the Public are already tety powerfully etteitede
and every possible precaution has been taken
trovt ate.'
.ttsugut elf all intercourse with the infected districtgs,

THE return of the Emperor Faa NUE to Vienna
.—the extension of the ilavarian territories—the
progress of the insurgents in the Tyrol—and the
probable fate of Turkey, are the leading, subjects
iu the German Papers.
Germany, once su formLlable, is reduced to ab-
solute insignificance—and the public papers speak
of the possibility of NA POI.EuN displacing till: POPE
—substituting in his place, his relation, Cardinal
Fsscu, and directing him to place the Imperial
Crown of Germany ou his head—with the moat
perfect swig frail.

From France, reports of Nl.‘rot.tov's Indispo-
sition continue to 11441 their way to Ilollmod and
Germany. It is unnecessary to inform our Bond.
era that every effort is making here to propagate
an opinion that Ms heath is declining. But were
the fact of his I.eing subject to epilepsy established,
It is s ell known that persons afflicted with that
disurd...r, nut unfrequently live many years. The
Lest reports from Fr•ttiee are, that the Emperor
will shortly set out tor Spain, and there continue
until he lus eutn:lletal the subjugation of the Pe-
nitattl4

.IfoNlTEcxs, and other French Papers to the
34 inst. were recAseti at a late hour this day.
The Pt )Ih:idle states an expectation at Paris,
that the Empriton will return from Funtainbleau,
at the end of this month, to that city, where he
will, it is added, probably pass titoretriqaisple.s of
• ,
. • the sinter.

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A e.mv.)y- fr ini thetialiic, consisting of tante,
150 T& %S.l•, pa3sed Aims's% Irarusoutls auslitop
Vedue4l.43.. ri- . f—r• - ott tit t
ited mantles, al(' caps of corresponding colburs,
with an ',oriel' plume, are all the tun ; this gives
our dashiag Belles A truly military air—several
of them Aar.., In truth, a more fierce and warlike
appearance 11l an many Officers on guard, who are
dimly uu dals isi Pall Mall and St. Jamrs'iatroet .

• This Smith is the man who was charged with the assault
ea Mr. Cassias, who sow lies dangerously ill.