The Statesman.
London, England, 1810-01-09 00:00:00

the general cheers of the inhabitsists. But bow
great was the astonishment of all on finding, that
the bomb vessel had only one man on board, a Ge-
'woe sailor, who, in spite of the greatest danger,
determined not to abandon her, and thus, by his
i•itrepidity, saved not unly the vessel of his (nat-
ter, but also the whole of the convoy, which, in
the mean time, bad VI opportunity of effecting
their escape."

BERLIN, Dec. 23.—TMs day, at one o'clock,
their Majesties the King and gliven returned to
this capital in perfect health, after an absence of
snore than two years.. Ills Majesty entered on.
horseback, and rode, along with his brothers,
between the horse guards and the regiment of foot
guards, which was followed by the jagers, cosi-
leers, &c. The Burgher guards lined the streets
!rum the Palace to a considerable way in the
City. &vend of the Corporations also joined in
the procession, and accompanied the Ouch and
tight its which the Queen was.
CQPVIIIIAGE,N, DEC. 16.—The following notice
has this day been circulated here,—
" The French Consulate is charged to inform the Dan4:l
Merchant, that all Saedish and Danish products, coining
under the de•eriptioa of naval ptores, viz. iron. copper.
planks, pitch, &e. may he intimated into Ilainhurgh, provi-
ded they ;ire accompanied vita a certificate from the Ace of
the Comm). The undersigned takes Ibis occasion to remind
the.n, that wit it the exceptinu of 'sugars and molasses. all the
products and fabrics ref toe Danish territories continue to be
adatitted into ilainbargh.
(Sigurd)
" Copenhagen, Dec. 16, 1809."

" DESOUGIERS, S. n."

SEMLIY, Nov. 22.—The Turks have lately.
made several attempts to penetrate thrnugh Bosnia
into Settle; but she Servians bare uniformly sue-
cceded in driviug them back with great loss. The
cruelties committed by the Turks upon the Greeks
in Bosnia have had the effect of animating the
Servians with invincible courage. The Coun-
sellor of State Rodofi:iikin still resides at 13u1.
grade, whence he directs the operations of the in-
surgents.

MIDDLLBURGII, DEC. 25.—This afternoon a
body of Dutch troops, under the command of Ge.
Herat Heyligers, disembarked at Veere, and soon
after a detachment of jagers entered this town.
They continued their march with the greatest ex-
pedition for Flushing.
PARIS, Dec. 27.—11 is Majesty the Emperor
and King returned yesterday at nuou to Paris.
PAIIIIII, JAN. 2.—Nis Majesty the Emperor and
King yesterday received the congratulations of the
and Princesses of his Family, of the Priu.
oast of the Empire, of his Grand Officers of State,
he. &c.—The Corps Diplumatique was afterwards
introduced to an autlieoce of his Majesty, when a
number of distinguished personages were preseut-
sul by the Ministers of their respective countries.
Ilis Imperial Highness the Prince Primate is at.
rived in this city.
The King and Queen of Westphalia left Paris
this day at three o'clock in the evening on their
return to their dominions.
VISNNA, DEC. lt3.—The Emperor and King
arrived the daylsefore yesterday from Presburgh.
Ilia Majesty appears td enjoy a perfect state of
health. The troops belonging to the Landwer
are returned home to their respective districts,
aad have been received with all duo military ho.

nodes.
TO THE Gr.N TI.EhIEN, CLERGY, AND FREE-
IIOLI)EICS OF TUE COUNTY OF ESSEX.
Geeet.estes,
IVOT w 1.1 fI;TANDING the Meeting of Gen.
4.11 timnea and Freeholders, lissidon this day, in the lade-
pendept lotercst of the Comoy, would not pledge thenseelves
to supper me, because I refused to attach myself to any
party. 1 feel undismayed in the arduous kit glorious coate:t
is which 1 a:o comes', and sm determined to persevere in
my atienot to vindicate your Rights of Election against the
supptorrer:: of that compromise which has long taktithc.l the
Represrotat son of this 4,:risunty.
Consider the critical situation of tbe country. Behold the
melancholy a.-pect of public afairs, and then ark yotikelves
whether a cousiderabk pdrt of our national misfortunes may
Inn be attributed to the ambition of these contending parties,
of Wilg and Tory ? •In Essex and hltildon want has beets
sour Itepresentation for tbe last forty years? I ii.a), per-
haps, clans the merit of being the iu.trument in your hands
sat dividing the Coalition for the present; bat, believe me, that
the divisiOn is me rely temporary. The snake is wounded, but
Lot destroyed.
It remains with you to trample on this venomous serpent,
which has stung etc vital ports of the Constitution ; for with-
Out pure Represectation, what is it but a name ? Confiding
on your spirit and rood sense, I am resolved t' persevere its
long as I have tit; iodependent vote ready to briiig forward.
)tut observe, whilst lam Sindicatiaz your independenze, I
Will Dever sacrifice my Own. The cause is general, general
nom be the exertioo. I will be at no expenee ; I will not
buy you, became I will bet sell you ; but 1 will do more,
for I will serve yoU honestly, and prove myself,
' ekotiesnea,
«our faithful and obedient Servant,
hIONTAUU BURGOYNE.
Chelumforitiam 8, 1810.

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THE STATESMAN.

fROPOSITI MAI.

LONDON:
TUESDAY, JANUARY SI.

Tat adlieremis of Ministers are making " the
most" of toe fall of the Isle of Bourbon ;--hot
this little fillip to their 4 4 infant fortunes" will be
insufficient to divert the mind of the public from
tke dispatches brought by the same arrivals that
eisnonnced the fell of the Island. The contents
of these dispatches are, we fear, so gloomy, that
44 bad tidings" will be found greatly to Fulmi-
nate.
The Lord Keith, Monarch, and Earl Spencer,
Dm India ships, do not come directly from the
seal of the dispute in India; hut it has already
transpired, that at St. Helena the dl‘pate.hes from,
Ouiteral !Jarman), at Ceylon, were believed to
contain intelligence of a very gloomy nature. Twu
Triitueßif dad been Scot from the Gape of Good

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