The Statesman.
London, England, 1810-06-12 00:00:00

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LLIGENCE.
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Doefa, Sows 11.—A FlA►ek Cseneritl, and n Blade hit
servant, were picked op lastaigbt, sot the sea. loan open heat,
Dearly half way over, by IL onstliof %%qtr. the Captain of whirl'
sent hiaktm the Admiral, in the Downs ; they. w ewe aftertrares
ordered by the Admiral to the Agent of Transports, at this
place. Whether the General has broke his parole, and was
snaking for the French coast, or whether be ha► lift
France on any basinesi or in►pot't, I am at a loss To buy
every thistg resiterting I is kept very pri►att`brre.

PLYMOUTH. JUNE 10.—The following ships paved t
Channel last evening, all bound to Lundurt. Several pas,ett-
gers landsd from them. The American ship New Salem, of
Boston, Samuel Stedrnao, Master, front Huston, which
place she left the lmnh of May ; the John, Williams, front
Ilerbite ; the Orion, Ireland, froto Rio de Jameiro ; ail
C errs, Langley , from Dominica. Sonic of these ships spoke
a few days shire the Duro and Asirea, from the West loite,
which ships had :. ver smart actiuti ou tkel3lll ult. to ili,t
\Vett of Scilly, with a large French schooner privateer tif 10
gum, nod toll or men; a dole action WSW tuaintatued with
one of which h Awe dead ;
groat spirit fur nearly au hour, when the privateer finding
Lynch,. of the 16th, a party
iterself so roughly handled, sheered elf. The Astrea bad
ti:illfniouttikihgiicilbetdir:cegafi°ntn:ll.emithietrreis:::::reti:id.4l' lit is stated to bare beets a
Iyutiwr, 011ic.er of great merit, and his death ouch lamented by
hi. conspalions. The Duro nwt sitb talons,

The psseager, report that a great otilabor of homeward-
bouud ships lame he.lt ttetaiued iL the chops ttf chattret.

between a fortnight and three weeks, having made very little
progres; in all that time, owingto very light easterly winds,
during which time they were fresucatly in sight of eveui).,
privat;:ers, %rifles durst nut attack them, being armed vessels,
tit a %ratlike apprarance, and severul keeping co iipany.
P.iihettger, r 4 New Saient—Nlessrs. Andrew Thompson,
James DickiolAa; per Juba—Mesors. Charles Kyle, Wm.
Illegirwypit John tirant ; per Oiiun-:-Mr. Francis Ninth;
per Cereilo-Alessrs. Jaws nod Ilayue Karim
Arrived three chase manes, laden with Ore and brandy,
captured by ilve Defiance man of war ; -and a French hluor,
laden with salt, capfmcd by the U. P. prisaker,

polTgslovilt, Ju X 11.—Arrived the • hlalribor ;tore.
ship, JaMes Ltrati,lsaw, blaster, from Jamaica.; Tigris,
Lieuiegatit (ixeusvrord, from the Coati Of Africa ; the Oct-
terout, 'forstiostia, Pluse:s 18 gem, Clugio
ItrowN. from 111)mouth, Alia the 43)21 Oak, 71 aces,
Lord Amebas Beaticlerc, and Dot/real, 7 liav Eaptiai
Malcotio,_' from oil Cherbourg; auk P.At Captaia
[ram Cork.

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Letters have been received from France, be
which it should appear, that martian, during
his late journey into Flanders, directed INs citomt
attention to certain naval okiects connate. With
au attack upon England. Ile is said to hoe
taken an accurate survey of every port, sad also
to have made a reciiiisition of a hody of men, be,
tweet; the ages cif eighteen and tiny, who vim la
any way employed upon the sea : a fog* of 00
description, forty thousand strung, is hence con,
sidered at likely to be formed, applicable to any
eirctinultances that may, arise.
A vague and iinauttienticatc4 rem; has like,
wise reached us from Dieppe, vi hick Mete, that It
ramous had Oven there ha eireulitiusa, 'tat the
smiaos, Wean been aueffiliftst MI at ups ira
'bp :T1 my. of Steu►sTSald, and thee gmaaral met ,
Airing to encounter the displetentre of hie matter,
had terminated his exigence Wilke pistol,
aseliaddes rapfsrs to the 29th April strived gal
tersiay. The only articles otiatellifestes they eon.
tale relate to the arritata and 4epartatli of cunt
,vows sad ships. •
The following is an extract from a letter frog
.Dever, dated yesterday The crew of the Ideal
hi; armed cutter, lately arrived
.from Flushing
from whence they made their escape in their boats,
the cutter having been sunk" by the fire from tae
batteries in going in to reconnoitre, They report,
that there are now lying in Flushing seven sail 's4
the line, which have been brought down from Anil
wcrp. They have once made their appearance its
the Roads, but soon returned into port.".
We have already stated that a considerable po.
pular ferment had been excited in Canada, and
that in consequence, the Speaker of the Legislative
Assembly, and several other dittinguished persons,
had been arrested. On this subject, we Bad the
following paragraph ill an American Paper, undo
the date Boston, May
" FROM CANAOt.—Letters state, that sne# Onutiett
hating. been arrested, and letters °poised by ordCr of General
Graig, a treasonable correspnodetsce had been detected btr
twee° sneral Members of the Atiembly and the Ave of
M. Turreau, the French Minister in the trotted States;ard
that many arrests had been made is consequence."
The Comntitaee appointed to inquire Into the
causes at the scarcity of Bullion, have made a
'comprehensive Report, in uhieh the important
subject of their investigation is treated in all its;
bearings. The Committee hare recommended, that
the Bank should be required to resume its payments
in cash in two years hence.
According to an account laid before Parliament,
the (hod amount of the net proceeds of the Jroits
of Admiralty since 170, is 7,344,6771. Aisong
this items paid put of this .sum is 2,336,7-151. to
as ptsirs, and 171,5001. to diderent breaches of the
Royal Family.
The late Mr. WlttettAM has beqseeliked the
family estate in Norfolk; seitarsiwt el* doubted
pounds per annum, upon Mrs. WlNtilialg
fd Moe
life ; it is afterwards to devolve upon Cileail •
LORIN, of the navy, and his heirs. ea tor:
handsome legacies to his two ottmq••. phew*,
LUKIN and AIIRATT, in the Wirsai*ep
It is said the new Empress of Faaamit, bah%
signified a wish that the repudiated wife i(Ileali•
PARTE should not retain die same imperial tidultha
'shad herself received, NApoa.eol, with his own
hand, erased from the Register the rank ascribed
to the Empress Joscentus, and degradedcher
tti
the station of a Princess. of egos of the States of,
Italy, to.which she is wow ordered to retire. •
A mutiny broke eat on Wednesday last, among
the 2d Wilts Local Militia, stationed at Deviser,.
instigated by a loquacious member of the corps,
which had persuaded them they were too severely
disciplined. A serjeant, who was also a ringleader
in the business, having been ordered into combo.
the mutineers, with bayonets fixed, forced
the guard, and released him. The Salisbury,
Molkshana, and Devizes troops of yeomanry, beet. •
ever, having arrived, order was restored, the ia-
stigator rewarded with 200 lashes, amid the serjeant
—Atforsing Poxt.

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