The Statesman.
London, England, 1810-08-15 00:00:00

FRENCH PAPERS.

Pvt.,, A [MUST 6.—M. Darn, Itstendast-Ge.
peial of his Majesty's Household, has set oat for
Holland.
ms PAU) AM, JULY 3I.—A guard of honour is
(111'0111N at this moment in Amsterdam, where we
IlOpe SOOII to See his Majesty the Emperor. A re.
gister tnr this purpose has been opened at head.
wiartels, and a number of young men have already
losribe I their mini. A meeting is to take place
on Inoisday for chasing the officers, and Maus the
uniform that is to be worn.

ST. PETERiBURGIII JULY W.—Government has
received, within these few days, numerous trophies
taken frum the Turks, such as stands of colours,
lugs& tails, arc. Nothing, however, official has
been published since the taking of Silistiia. General
KamenAy is said to be advancing, and hopes are
entertained that he will obtain a complete victory
over the Grand Vizier.

We are assured, that a commercial house in this
city has advanced two millions towards thu loan that
b just opened.
The Grand Duchess Catherine Pawlowna, •and
her Most Serene husband, are daily expected.
Tuntrx, JULY 17.—Ifcr Majesty the Empress
is rather ind.sposod since her return. Their Royal
Highnesses the Princess Antoine, of Saxony, and
Princess Theresa, who accompanied her to this
place, have returned to Dresden.
Vies; Na, Judy 25.--Their Majestic. the Em.
peror of Austria and the Emperor of Russia have
concluded a treaty fur the restoration of deserters
on each side. ' The relations of friendship,' says
the Emperor of Austria, ' which fortunately sub.
silt between us and his Majesty the Emperor of all
the Russias, and the disposition that exists on both
sides to cultivate sentiments advantageous for both
Emires, have induced us, as well as his Majesty
the Emperor of Russia) to enter into a convention
for delivering up deserters.'

The Court Gazette still observes a profound
silence respecting the Russian and Turkish armies,
and the reports iii circulation are not sulficientV au.
thetitic to attach any credit to them. It is there.
fore advisable to wait for further information, to
avoid the risk of being contradicted.
Mr. Adair has announced, in a letter to Sir
Francis Berry, the British Consul at Smyrna, that
he is about to leave Constantinople. Notwithstand.
ing the care he takes to conceal it, the embarrass.
ment of this Minister is evident. We ask our.
selves why he leaves Constantinople at a moment
when their faithful Ally, the Grand Turk, suds
hirosclf hard pushed by a Power that threatens to
overturn the Ottoman Empire.

Bum, JULY 28.—We daily expect the Royal
Family of Sweden, as well as the Grand Duchess
Constantine of Russia, who is at present at the
baths of Schinznacht.

ST. SEBASTIAN, JULY 27.—The French brig, the
Adventure, arrived this day at Port Passage, from
New-York. She brings the following news : •

Canada continues in a state of effervescence,
which gives great uneasiness to the English.
The lisvannah has declared itself independent.
The French that were forced to quit it are recalled,
end their property restored.
The Province of the Caraccas has also declared
itself independent.

The Mulatto, Rigaud, had arrived at Port au
Prince, where he took the command of the Blacks.

The Clergy, and several inhabitants of Notting.
bam, lately signed a Requisition to the Mayor, re.
gulling him to call a meeting of the inhabitants to
consider of the expediency of establishing a Society
for the Suppresiion of Vice in that town. A meet-
ing was accordingly held on Wednesday the Ist inst.
when, after some discussion, it was unanimously re-
solved in substance, that the Magistrates had done
every thing hi their power to preserve the peace and
mural order of the town, and that it was unneces-
sary to form the proposed Society.
The humeward-bound Windward Island Fleet,
between silty and seventy sail, passed Plymouth on
Saturday e►ening, comiug up Channel. One ship,
we arc sorry to add, (name unknown) foundered
at sea, and two others are missing. They were
seven weeks on their passage.
THE BITERS BiT.—Several publicans at Chippen.
bui were lately annoyed by a posse of common in-
furmers, and ultimately convicted in small fines fair
selling beer in unlawful cups ; but just as these qui
tam gentry were hugging themselves at the glorious
idea of getting half the penalties, it was discovered
that these very honest and lola men had no
stomps in their hats. They were, therefore, in
t'it r turns convicted, and being unable to pay the,
rnalties attachable to their offence, were committed
to Devizes Bridewell fur three months!!
fast week the inail.coaeh from Falmouth to En.
I,r, having just started from the Hotel in Truro, in
turning short round the corner of a street, was
eurown off its rights w heels, and fanning some yards
puked on the left wheels, upset with a horrid crash
upon the pavement. The nuise, blended with the
shrieks of the female passengers, alarmed the neigh.
hours, who running immediately to their relief,
found that Airs. Palmer, late house-keeper at Tre.
siarthenoick, had her arm broken, and was other.
mise much bruised ; Mr. Morris, of Falmouth, and a
commercial traveller, who were on their way to
nodmin races, were also much bruised and cut;
wale of the other passengers suffered less; the
Zilavd was very much bruised about the body, bet
refused to suit his charge. The driver escaped