The Statesman.
London, England, 1810-08-21 00:00:00

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THE STATESMAN.

LONDON:

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TVICSDAY, AUGUST 21, 1810.

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Tats monting w* received Spanish and Portuguese
Papers to the 6th. instant. We have given all that.
Is or any importance in these Papers, , •

A GOTTENSV;ZOII Mail snivel this morning. It
brings no intelligence of importance. A •Lettcr.
dated Augsburg'', July 426, and;another dated
sic, July 30, respectively speak of the depose!!
.I(m' of SWEDEN (now called Count Ocyrronr) is
passing through those towns, in his way to Berli.
He is described as being chcilrful in nunper,',ll4
Pulite in his manners.
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LETTEIVI ftom llnlland to the l'!th• instant hire -
been received in town. Great preparations, it is
stated, had been made for the reception of the
FUNGI! ilsirenow at Al►sterilamv and he was ex-
pected to arrive there yesterday. It is Said that he
is to visit theduck-yards at Antwerp, and the fleet-
In Flushing. It is stated, that the sequestration of
the American ships at. all the ports oT France
and Holland is removed. The report of a conspi.
racy against NAPOLEON, which is sail to have been
termed at Breda, is not mentioned in the lctten
which were yesterday received from Rotterdam.

A Lsrrra from Rostock (io Germany) gives un-'
favontAblu accounts of the state of 'affairs at that
port. It appears that measures of great severity
had been resorted to in • that harbour against all
American ship's, and that none of them were per:
milted to laud any part of their cargoes.

_ .
Solt, of the difficulties attending the construction
of the Trianon Decreet, there can be no doubt,
will be progressively removed by the accounts wen;
ree.eitte of its practical applicetiOn. A vessel. from
Ostend, which quitted that port 'on Thursday
11,nd arrival here yesterday, states, that sugar and
toffee will nut be permitted to be landed without li.
ecnees, although they should be protected by a neu.
teal Cit. NU opinion can at present be formed at
'what pecans period such licences can be obtained,
et Weis's., to, be titular the sun 'Eanu al of
1.54511.;-+lt is added, that at first he signified his in-
tention of immediately granting them, hut sitters
yards shared his purpose; and again, sobsequeatly•
=rested his first (lesion. At Ostend it was suppo-
sed that they would ►non be obtained from Paris.
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We understand Government iv new in hourly
of Di from Lord W err 4 14 Gi;

expectation Ispuches
Xos, in const.queuce of recent inteUigentiieceiVeil
from his Lordship. We have nut hatut Whether
Lord WELLINOTOS intends to'uttsac the French,
or means to retreat;, but we are assured that some
very important movement will sous be made by the
Etiglisb and Portuguese army.

• Tax Examiner has hastened to NMI One, pro.
pheeli, respecting his ewer-to-be-lamented attack
011 Mr. CUISAhrf. It is true Mr. COBBIAT has not
condescended to onswer queations, put' in is spirit
of impertinence, t say the least of them. But
the Examiner itself is compelled • to take the
poisoned bowl, tom another hand, and' must
drink It to the bottom. Our Readers will son
•the Letter to • The Examiner on this subject,
which we took from that Paper of Solaria), last.
.They will perceive the threat, contained io that
Letter, of publication eleeiehere—;if The Examiner
declined the Infliction of self-tertiive. The Ex..
• miner has made its choicei--lint,whatever choice it
had made, it could not escape the result. of its
own folly. if it hail declined the . bowl,' it
'midst have received the diegger from the hind
•of Mr. Conserr's auxiliary, with such mercy
only as ho chose to shewt Compelled to
Insert the Letter, The. .kxaminer, is •-coon-
. pellet' also to try, to answer it...Wwwould have
, inserted the•Anewer• also, but we may Von'ttire'
'tail on jet Readers to tike our word. for kit that
there is we Reply in this Answer. Whoever has
-read the titassiner's: attack upon. Mr, Collarrri
and reads ,thie Letter, lain acknowledge that no-
thing could be done, by any ingenuity of The Et 74.
: miner hi the way of repfyi It is unanswerable
.A wisher :.'ttcr. Isms rh..r..pmiintr, neatly as.
sold as thi7, appeared in. t6,saise.Papei (9i•!tin.
• day.)—Will fisti Examiner turidispeto .this
of our I;44.4tiettosi, .w when va• said, speaking of. the.
'then gsteniedited (and /sappy had. it been for 'Dm
Exasittari Asti it re,tined for ,eoer-10-bit-iitedi,
Sate 4) attack, 64 it atone of the insanities- of the
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must have the like foolish results ?"
liYe 601)(41, Vusy !list result Is
' partly the..eullitling of the -prophecy ; and 'every
• auccerling: one-seitl but more deeply peeve The
Examiger'sinsanity mid fully. The EXamiaer
h fond of giving advice, .and Swine:ernes With alt
the:Jitter/Ices which helongs.to advice. Yow, we
will advise 'ifs: Eitiminer; and with good will--•
Let The Elrhetiner write, and we know It