The Statesman.
London, England, 1810-12-18 00:00:00

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YAI4IIWA., Oct. —*His Highness the bra;l
Seignior, Mehemet, has ackniialedged his Ma.
jesty 'Joachim NiiiialeOn, In his kualit'y as Eirig
of bath Skillet.
.111 i. intelligence is ollicialeL—
(Correspondent, Nn. is).. r
glroxsann't rfo'v. account of the de.
cease of her Royal Highness the Kincess Amelia of
England) sister of her Msjesiy the Queen, our
Court has gooeinto mourning for t*'o Mouth's.—
(sairte Paper, Nut. 23). , , . .
rtertiri, Nov. 14.—The Count of St. Leon,
410 Icing of Holland, his purchased a fine estate
for 400,006 Grin/ in the environs of Gratz, where
he iuteuds to reside for the recovery of his health.
A report is again in circulation, that the cele.
bratedllemedictine convent of Moelk is to be sold,
had that the late Elector of Hesse Cauel has offered
a large sum for Iter(Ceirrespi/nderst, Nov. 13.)
VIENNA) Nov. O.—The day before yesterday
intelligence was received here, by estaffette, that
the sequestratiOn of cotton.wool, lately effected in
Felines!, hag been raised; in consequence whereof
the price of that article experienced is considerable
According to the last accoanti from the Turkish
frontiers, 'Verne 1$ blockaded, and Whittier, Sit
reduced to ashes.—(Correspondent, Not. 23.) „
KONINGSBURogi Nov. 10.—The following rein.
lotion of the Royal Prussian Committee of Trade
has been published :
"In thC name of his Royal Majesty of Prussia; the
cargoes of 31 ships, arrived in the port of Pillau,
consisting of cotton, wool, twist, colonial raw and
refined Sugars, kc. imported In violation of sub:
lasting laws, are hereby formally confiscated
for the benefit of the Royal Esehequer, and
shall bo sold by public auction on the 14th
iust. ; a beginning shall be Made with the cargo of
the ship called the Zink Henrietta, eh the rest
will be suld the following days."—(Correspondent,
Nov. 23.)
HAiravanu, Nov. 21.—Lieut.-Col. Chevalier
Villutte passed yesterday thenufgh this town, on his
titsy from Stockholm to PirlOilth dispatches from
Highness the Chills Prince of gsteden.
,
,—t(eettespondentt Nan. O.),

" IUirAL IN TE L.4IG ENCE.
PLlrmourti, DEc.l6.
The foilowing is an extract of a letter tectired
front Captain Few keuer; of the schooner Eliza-
kils., belonging to chili port, by the Prince of IValer
-pukets arrived here yesterday .
" Usniftlf, N0v.44.

46 Nothing particular occurred after we left Ply.
sivouth, until the iatitarOtteher,sehett ive wets
15 boarded by is French privateer, about Si leagues
44 E. S. E. from ST.AliChael's, who took out of 63
44 chests of nierchandiie,and a sitting giaislbut other-
" w ise behaved remarkably well, and permitted us in'
proceed on the ♦oyage, after first engaging to
procure the liberation of an equal number of
A 6 French prisoners on our arrival in England, to
I, the amount of our crew, which consisted of six
" fet'sorls.—We anchored the next day in St.
" Mithaers 'toad, and round that, owing to the
44 wet season, the oranges were i month. behind
46 the usual time.—We remained there until the Bth
64 November, when the wind at South Wait en-
" creased to a gale, on which the. vessel drifted,
when we were obliged to cut the cables and make
44. tail, and the wind providentially ieering, ire
.46 were enabled to weather the land; and stood to
66 sea. At midnight it increased to almost an bur
" ricane, which blew all our jails to rags, and we
44 were obliged to scud before the wind. with a most
" tremendous sea, Which continued for several
64 days, and in consequence obliged to beir away
64 for this place, where tie arrived on the 23d No.
44 vember."

Sailed the Carteret packet; Captain Davey, with
a mail and passengers, for Cadit.
The Prince Ertiest pitket, Captain Petre, got
under weigh this morning in liamoale, to proceed
to Jameles with Mails, hist it being little wind she
fell into the eddy tide, and went on shore under
Mount Edgcumbe, opposite Deril's Point, where
she lies high aground, but is expected to be got
off when the tide flows, withoUt Much injury.
Came down out Of harbour, and anchored in the
Sound; the Medusa frigates.
Sailed list eveniog, the Frendship cartel, Capt.
Beer, for Modals, having on board a Messenger;
with dispatches from the American Minister In
Loudon. .

His Royal Highness the Duke of CLARtNIFE is
expected in town this day, from Bushy House.
A general rehearsal took place yesterday, at the
King's Theatre, of the new serious Opera of Zaira.
Mad. HER/viol-!r RADICATI, as Prima Donna
Soria, was received with great applause by the
amateurs present. This singer's powers of voice
are nut equal to those of some of her predecessors,
but this is amply compensated for, by' its captita,
dug sweetuess, the tones of which are scarcely ex.
ceeded by the eaptivatieg tones of Mahon's clarinet.
Het fisi.re is plcasing, and she seems to be an Le..
Kett of considerable ability. We believe that this
celebratcd Lady was the intimate friend of Mrs.
BiLmsovox, when the latter was in Italy, and
that they have both remained sine is habits of mu.
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