The Statesman.
London, England, 1813-01-13 00:00:00

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RICAN MINISDANT AT TIM OW* AD SeIiANVIIII.
** New-Yedt, Decl 5, let
"'DEAR BARLOW,-011 the 'id lost. I wrote you
duplicates, inclosing a request of our Academy of
Arts, to have a whole-length portrait of the Empe•
ror, by Gerrard : you will have the gOodness to pay
attention to it. There seems now to be no doubt
that Mr. Madison's election is secure, and the pro.
bability is, we shall have wet all nest summer ;
which, and the successes of France in Russia, will,
I hope, give. you an opportunity to do sometbing
popular for us. The project rill now be with some
to set*Armstrung up for the seat Presidential elec.
tion; for all north and east of the paternal agree,
that the next Piesislent should got be a Virginian,—
hence they will be looking out for a norther& man;
and if things turn up fortunate, I know of no one so
likely to Attract public attendee as our old friend
Babaside, for his talents are acknowledged by all;
his amiable private • good qualities are also under.
stood; and some prejudices arkitig, as yen know,
from his unguarded letters, may be overcome. I will
my aid; said if you emceed my
must not beiseielive, and glee him your
,rmstroWs pompbbet egainst Skipwith,
—ice *44 peed ettOts Of his proceeding
respect w he was in France; his morose-
tyranny to individuals, and to
particular, speculations, intrigues,
• as /rely and °only : could he
'language! All this is wanting to'
. trim lip writ a, cestipirator
: he IO Mille tyraa-
ideas President possible. -Magee is his
passion, and low Pio*: tamßee Ms
in tell you mach ofWat. I lave
often, that I will not repeat it I
of youriai.elfteerely,
•• F—N."

30 guns, low building I. Wool`
will he lady for launching to

sit*, which were selected for
rodisced to 4. Kw, it is mid,
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Purpose.

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and cooseriptsi•the limy of Wick saaa laelitopl, tea certain- extent the amount of pay. ; therefore give him mi
moths ego, daily arrive at the deports., mints: it is, however, believed, that that branch of i motion, -.you must no
id their clothing and ann. Out army , Montle may, together with some other small ,items, aid also.
contpleted; it has brought bask 110. be estimated for the ensuing year at 500,000 dol-1 CC Get Armstro
011, and its horse ertuipages, vrhie) at lam; .making the whole amount of probable receipts and get evidence and
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stenishmeett; but it is exPlaiied gat. late the Treasury, for the year Isl 3, exclusively in every respect whih
it was snort fortunate thus the other 'ref loins D.V1,900,000. - - tress to Government,
;rand Army; our hones .nregeYszurest The expenditure of that year are estimated as fel-
Mr. Patterson in pat
, they were better ahle..Xo *sr the ~levielh, viz.:--. t .
bosom oompimons - a
Ic ceadeesore grimmer. ... 1, !ht of a chit Ware, both torn; and - speak or write the to
ns, which tended to their '' ' • ,ig
egeAt
le D. 1,500,00
debt, via. Interest, Whaling that on Dew • punish and keep in
f 10,000 horses ordered the • lia=gettr Or Ouse ante. and deferred Meeks,
dew 1011'ooll 1813 ' 5,4110,000 against reputation : I
usouuting our cavalry, b*Men 404. sed ise temsemry boos and Trenotry notes fall- nibal and injurious Pa
e first coirrop of mows* has ithaimibt lair 841* in 1819 i -OM estimated amount or put- predominant passion
corps. chases dank . - .
.S'IMAO forte. M. L--th car
habeas .Ir ilk... St ...111. E1......1. - V •

r••• -- ---- , - ,-...--,-,- I torte. M. 1.--411 can
ONOII of Thorn' MAIN, Siertooko, --__
D 1,500,000 seat love and love so I
=amore, are in very good. condition 3. Military Eatehthhawats. but your% and each
Waned. We every dey see arrive hers The estimates of the Secretary of War are, with
Tof officers sad soldiers, We are as: respect to the army, reheated on this employment .........
rations daily distsihoted from oer mar fifths whole force aothorised by law, and araosatt The Nelms, of 1110
I'd 40,000. The roionoupts for the int to 11,700 No al ivory description. Add*/ to wich-re*, bilioaldfi
which'are directed by blajo; Castors, obis the earns, luddent to the service of vet vetoers *trier neut.
success, Thsrelnive fatal, grrintdiat. bail adligo, soda* the inareass of pay of the army, hem. of the %Os
pot 3000 Ito me ; 4 esprli*Frot of . fee arinlig the militia, sad the purpose of bdig'i
is just bolo conCibdcd. , 001 QG dollars, et Ow lutexpeuded balance for for- found unit for that pi
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asters iure%
the %lew of the French Government, au object of
studious concealment. The article under the head
Konigsberg, Dec. 27,' which observes, that " Ge-
neral HawaaLet's division will proceed to Tilsit,
where the 10th corps has arrived ;" adding, that " as
it has not made long marches, it is in a very fine state
and estimated at 30,000 men." This paragraph, v. e
would notice, evinces the delicacy of the subject
respecting the issue of the Russian campaign.—
The Legislative Body is, however, to assemble
on the first of next month, when, no doubt, we
shall be surprised to find with what adroitness
oar areb-eoemy has contrived to get over the unex-
ampled danger of his situation, through the sudden,
the unexpected, the immeasurable losses of a nu-
merous and veteran army. The French, however,
are a people whom the most experienced and philo.
sepliic writers cannot fully analyse, and therefore
tLe less we have to do with them, but in the way of
trade, the better. We are sorry to see so much
p:

pins taken in our most ostensible Journals
to encourage our present ruinous war pursuit,
by catching at every illusory object or shadow,
to induce the people of England to believe,
that if we do but persevere in the contest, it i
will he alt over with our enemy, and with his Al..
lies too; although, if a less superficial view were
taken of the state of affairs, it %soak! be discovered,
that notwithstanding all which has actually
.oce
curred, and the calamities which the Confederetel
Army has endured, yet are the Allied Princes of
the Rhine, it this moment, invigorating the con-
scriptions for again recruiting, and even aug-
menting their contingencies !---These studied de*,
lusions wilt undo the country, and the pray
tisers of them know it ; but they profit by
their impostures, and deem themselves safe nude('
them. It is not by advancing the known falsehood
of the French being about to evacuate Spain, that
we cau possess our allies of that country. This is
not the way we are to rescue such possessions from
the grasp of our ambitious foe. We only assist him
thereby to practise upon the French people, and in-
duce them to consent to make fresh sacrifices. Why
not, ou the contrary, join in the wish which every
honest Statesman should express, to give repose to
suffering Europe, by availing ourselves of the favour—
able moment for treating of Peace on honourable
terms ? A sincere endeavour, manifested on the part
of Government, to ()Nail' this blessing, could not
fail, at least, of securing to its Minister the good
will of the people of these tingdoms, so as to second
their new and necessary measures for carrying on the
war till a more auspicious in:riod arrives.

Several letters were este►clay received in town
from New York and Boston, to the 13th ult. By
!hese it appears that the Federalists are confident of
triaging in Messrs. CirmiTow. and IxotRsALL, whilst
the re-election of Messrs. MADISON and G Eanx is as
ronfidently spoken of by the opposite party. The
knowing returns aresfrom eight of the States :

Clinton. Madison. 'quad!. Gerry.
Massacbusetts . . 22 00 sa 2
Rhode Island . . 4 00 4 03
New Hampsbire . 8 00 7 1
Vermont . . . . oa 8 0 8
Connieticntt . . 9 0.) 9 00
New-York . . . 29 00 29 00
Pennsylvania . . 00 95 00 95
Maryland . . . 5 6 5 6

loan, S/pL 16.
~e Superisiesvernsteht
Prenuces K kin dg La .'
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[FROM Tiff IMENOS 0 Z 10110011111143
The dangeroui situation of the** agi-
tateditteu's minds, and Maintainetripaliftifeaxiety
throughout all classes of the State. Upon the
known prudence and serenity of M. Belgrano, and
the superior qualities of his distinguished Officer%
the ardour and discipline of his Oman army, and par-
ticularly upon the decided determination of the pro-
vince of Tucuman, our hopes rested ; but the exces-
sive superiority of thee:teeny in numbers and arms,
and the many advantageous positions which the
country offaed, was a sufficient motive for fearing
that valour might cede, overpowered by multitudes.
The known and unknown enemies circulated
melancholy rumours, which, without . dejecting
men's spirits, kept them in bitter uncertainty ;
and in this state we were, when the morning
of the sth, unexpectedly Ailed us with that
inexpressible pleasure which great victories, deci-
sive of fortune and common liberty, produce.--
Discharges of artillery, volleys of musketry, illu-
minations, &c. &c. announced the lively satisfaction
erperiencA at the prosperity of the arms of the
t. country.

77 39 74 42

Few returns had been received of the last votes
given at the Vermont election for Members of Con-
gress : but such as had come to. hand, encouraged
the hope that Federal Republicans would be elected.
It has been ascertained that the suffrages of every
State east of the Delaware, except Vermont, have
been unanimous for the pence candidate, as President
of the United States. By recent advices from Ver.
rnemt, received at 805 t.% it would appear, that in
ten towns of that State than was a net peace gain of
341 votes.

One of the Boston Papers states, that a letter
received from Burlington, dated 29th of November,
announces that 150 of the United States Militia, sta-
tioned near the French Mills, had surrendered, like
Floral to the &Right without firing a gun.

The _ morning paellaittst
Lloyd :. 's .., .
c.. 4. it .
ist .. .• Americans . . this part ' 141.0V0.14 5A81.13.---th off*Bl6.
wiltfOrwaea lAtOtew SplUlitho,,Col Inoue • ma nicatiou froth the Lords ...
by it they will. be placed complotery:tvii aa equal: missile otlicnsimitteo revone• • 454,-10,944int-- it
footing a ith the Mother Country."_,_ . I ships will particularly and strictly ottittill_tlitt fM ri,
An express arrived at Carlton 'House on'Suuday„i to keep near the r aglish coast, li, prautetliwit tlip
night, after the Parma had retired to rest. It WAS t Channel ; otherwise the Lieutenamta at.; lle *nut
of so serious a nature, that the 140110 Cwawcar.wri: posts cannot make known to merehant tough the
was sent for, and called out of bed to attend-his approach of any of the enemy's cruisers."
Royal Highness to Windsor, where they arrived be-1 64 Ltd:n(les, JAN. 13.—The Committee df Llayd`s'
fore nitre in the morning. The general supposition ; request that Owners of ship's will dirett the Masters
is, that his MAJESTY had anotlaerpartnyun, but he I to report their arrival at any poit (bat pirtkularty
soon happily recovered, and has not suffered mate- i Portsmouth), either outward or homeward-bound,
rially by the attack. The paragraph in all the Pa- ito the Agents to Lleyd's, by which means the
pen of yesterday, stating his progress to recovery,' masters will obtain the best information on every
was sent from Windsor on Sunday. subject connected with the interests of their Owners;
Yesterday, at' three o'clock, a Cabinet Council .and have application
was held at the Foreign Office, litich. sat till about for convoy otadn.hy the Agent,
; if no convoy is actually appointed."
half-past four o'clock. ' I Letters from Guernsey state, that Mr. Haunt;
A numerous Meeting of the Members of the Board •
?First Lieutenant of the Albicore sloop of war, was
of Trade was herdyesterday at the. Office in the . killed, and several of the crew wounded, in coil-
Treasury, which was attended by the Earl of -CLAN, i
; sequence of the shoti which that vessel lately ex.
CARTY, 'the President, the Earl of Livetteoot., Mr.
changed with one of the French frigates that recently
VANSITTART, &C. &C. .1
The Duke of YORK held a Military Levee yester- escaped.
day, at his o The Moselle brig, of 18 gnat; Captain Mews''s v ;
office in the Horse Guards, which . i
wal Rhodian brig,:ef 16 guns, Captain 8038 ; and Va.
attended by SirSTAPLETON COTTON, on his return
.riabk . brigantine, of 12 gums, Lieutenant YATES,
from Portugal, and a number of Military Officers.
were lately cruising off Charleston Bar. AmAig the
Yesterday the LORD Cnisctxt.on and Lord
-VILLE had an audience of the PRINCE REGENT; llt
Mr:L.' ' vessels whichthei had captured were a valuab!(, brig,
from Portugal to Charleston; a Stl•nish sch..ouer,,
Carlton House. • .
• . . from-Nei:Rico :. and nlarge top-sail-sloop. They
The following paragraph having appeared. lo4ar .
able Wised into Charleston the privateer schooner
Paper of yesterday,—" There was a rumour yester-. Love4:l4sti
day of a compromise between Ministers and' the. The‘Directors. of the East India Company will
Court of Directors_, which we think not improbable:
give.* ntatnificont dinner to Earl MosnA, their new
a renewal of the Charter, on the present terms,.P . %I
_" Goveinor-General, ;it'd his Lordship's suite, on
a short time, is said to be the Kemal submitted to
Wednesday neat, sathe London Tavern. •
the Con; t,"—we are requestid to state, that no pin. We understand, that the Ferret sloop of war, ,
prov. 1 se has taken place between Government and
which sailed. from Leith Roads on Wednesday last,
I
the Court of
-Directors. was lost the day following off North Shields. All

The following. was yesterday posted, up at
Lunco's : • . •
" GIBRALTAR, DEC. 6.—French •frivateers are
swarming in the Mediterranean, orqich them uru
four off Tunis and three in the neighbourhood of
Tres Torres." . .t.., •
The Duke of MANCHESTER is about to return
mediately to hie Government of Jamaica.. We. un-
derstand that -Lieutenairt.General MORRISON, the
Commander of the forced there, has made applica-
tion to be relieved; which will be- readily acceded
to, as the appointment one of- the best in the ser;.
vice.

The balance of prisoners between this Country and
the United States is as follows
Ailwrican prisiiners taken by us - • 4000
Briti.,h prisunets,by.Aniericit 650
in the latter number Is included the crew, of the
Guerrier, though not of the Macedonirien: the pri.
soners made in her will make the total on the part
of America•aboit 900, leaving a balance of $OOO in
our favour. • •
W.. Dula, Esq. of Penlan, son-in-law to Lord
ROBERT SETatona is appointed Receiver-General
of the counties of Carmarthen, Pembroke, and Car-
digan, in the room of 4he late Peter Du Buisson,
Esq.
Sittings appointed in Middlesex and London, be-
fore the Right Honourable EDWARD Lord. BLUM-
BOROUGIL, Lord Chief Justice, in and after Hilary
Term, 1819:--
IN TERM.
PCIDDLEAU.. 110111)074.
Thursday Ja0.28 Melbda, . • /WA
Wednesday - Feb. S Thursday • ' .4
Wednesday - 10 Thursday
AFTER TERM: . .
Saturday - - 13 I Monday - - 18
DREADFUL HURRICANE.—TaiNIDAD DE Cush
Oct. 17.—0 n the 14th instant,' we experienced is
this city one of the moat tremendous hurricanes' me
before known in the Island, it commenced at three
,nd with

the crew were saved.
A very elegant Twelfth-cake Entertainment Was
given on Friday, at Bushy Park, by his Royal High,-
ness the Duke of CLARENCE, to his family and the
neighbouring fashionables. The drawing of King
and Queen, was followed by a Ball, and a supper,
-of u hich About two hundred personages of distiuca
'tion partook.
We are happy to understand that hiq Royal High.
Hess the Duke of Susfisx is tecovering fast from the
severe attack, which was near' proving fatal, on
Thursday night.
His Majesty's ship Mulgrwoe, on the 11;h ;punt

.js 1,. ys
beating out of St. Helen's, to resume her station off
Cherburgh, an unfortunate accident occurred, winch,
but for the heroism and humanity displayed by Lieu,
tenant Tv naunvlLLE, would have terminated fatally.
A seaman having fell out of the fore chains, a boat
was immediately proceeded to be lowered, wh,ni
Lieutenant Tenet RVILLE; very gallantly, before .it
could. be effected, jumped from one of the mans-
deck ports to his rescue, and succeeded in sec.
porting the drowning man till the boat an iced to
their assistance, and took them in, alter streg4lin
in .the ocean for the space of twenty minutes, nearlj
exhausted.—lt is needless to add, he was receiver(
with acclamations *board by .the ship's company, .
proud to witness, the heroism and. humanity of a
British Officer and an Englishman.
The new Cemedy in rehearsal at Covent-garden is
from the pen of a young Author, who .ha founded
his style of writing on the old Authors. Green-room
report speaks very highly of the plot and dialogue:
ConN-Excitatioi, JAN. 13.—We had a few fur.
ther arrivals of Wheat to this morning's Market,
which fully obtained Monday's prices. In addition
to a considerable quantity of Barley which was left
ever from Monday's supply, we had a large increase
from -Norfolk and Suffolk, which occasioned very
and the few sales that

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As the tnitery will beght Disoring TO-MORROTr„
._.: aunties )end musket ausmouittemelegnske
bag ' GIFIENXCIIL'a trroepa, to the nembOr-of 440@fluent. into this port...,
Wirt' 'fli:s AFTERNOON.4sa.i.,,,
' ‘4"3 IMP) WOO Oft" the great*- 111WPOio mow- essevy's entered Jugin and Salta on, the ittb'ult. tatiorunf,
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.21".."'•'eg'', ' - ' results of itliblfilitoo.. vancing on Tucuman. We know net the detest', th
' Dzicti .464ki, It.-414' rad his Maiestea 4**
IHE SiIiI7`ESIVIAN.. '. " -his i
eA _i.l ' . , , 411441) the force vent comMa landul st. , ..• I • a sai ed
thuset*. iii ir4iiit rent all .
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. ;hourly et from Europe, affAire. Me itett -, , 'et 1-Irldtki,. re i Yer fire Aber $ :
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- themselves with the greatest . .
' 401.15. , A fast to a general result, which !ill nobably re 1111./111.01011 win to.oo,osa Feld ludie.4*irh Alp
blish the traugniiiity of the couhrri, tali open 1 from., ft she was captured at the iVeatems
LONDON: ' have ordered the enemy, whit; 01160110.1tellsisitte Jef
i • • •„ conne unication with the interior pieviaces." 'shade iriseolikaseriettn privateer, and raidatterad
WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 13, 1813. 1 his army, precipitately tied, bir 411111mea IS.• ,t, oin Our political sitnitien, as-far as regards the •be tworthke4 , ; ''' .
-,.....-- its your Excellency a more dadtdpirtf!eunt., when interior, has for a long time been very far Oohs , fa= '
latilits In the Downs,
The information which we receive from a perusal circutostillces•alil permit me.
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.. 4 vourable to America. The contending patties have. The' lie .k;'8.41 '
of the French Papers does not enable us to judge 46 Go 4 pamereskyour Excellneyieen7.lrasrp)
, prevented the admission of British goods in Peru, i
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se. Butiwo. after passing 'through this city. it is bard to Ist ~
The foilottg notices were this tnerningpeethijst
of the present condition of lOW has been termed the •
~
ucuman,
Sept. .
where these differences will end, but my own opt- t t ;V•
p,...i0y... 8:--
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Gland Army. We have no doubt, but that the dis- .•,T„ the super447l:6enusehe of the . .1
Dion is, that the Americans in this part of the Coed-' 44 Lull/es, jAir..0.....4'n consequence of 6,64644
asters and discemilitureik it has met with milder it, in 1,.' lirutuges•de 4.1? 4$ " ijiallit• ..i.7..".„ .-.., . nevtt wilbktubrace ‘bejltew *knish Censtitutien. all . •
monieetiovs from the Lords .Commissioners Apf tile 0...
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