The Statesman.
London, England, 1810-06-05 00:00:00

FURTHER FA TRACTS FROM THE
GERMAN PIPERS.

Farringdoti Without Cripple:ate ..t' Aloe
Farriattlnn Width' Cabtlelsayoard 1 Cordwainer.
Bishoptgate Portsohen
. The following list of the Irish Members who
divided on Mr. GRATTAN'S motion, proves, be-
yond all doubt, that the opinion,pf the,Protestants
of 'lreland is in fusser of the emancipation of their
Catholic fellow-country:nee, even without the
concession of the Veto. A majority of nine
against the Government is a circumstance of no
puall eonsideratien; because the true character of
the question, and of the Catholics, must be fully
known to those who live amongst them, and on
whose Cetera good and loyal coedit-et even their
property 'is in some degree depeading. Surely
this majority ought to induce those who, in this
country, have formed opinions hostile to the Ca.;
thulic claims, to consider well whether or not they
have formed them apeti is sufficient acqueintance
with the subject.. , . I
In the following list,. thole'*mlleal only arel
lacluded who are Irish. - .
Barnet, W. Herbert, H. Odell, W.
lllsgh, T. Home, W.' Parnell. H.
Butler, J. Hutchinson, C. Ponsonbv, Geo.
Daly, D. B. Latouclie, R.. Power, E. .• s
Fitzgerald, A. Latouche, J: Prittie, F. •.. .
Fitzgerald, M. Mahan, t. Quin, W.
Fitzgerald. Lurdil. Martin, ftz_ Savage, P.
Forties, Lord Mathew, M. Somerville, V_. M.
French, A. Illoolgoweryill. H. Talbot, R. W.
Grattan, H. Newport, Sir J. Tithe, W.
Hamilton, H. O'Brien, Sir E.
AGAINST. •
Foster, J.
Foster, T. rvargarZeniC. E.
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Hill, Sir G. .W.
. • Jephsoni D. Rad:fort. G. •
Jacelyn_, Lord Shaw, R.
Clemente, 11. • Knott. T.
,_ • Stewart, J.
Cooper, E. s. Leslie. C. P. Vereker, C.
Fetherstooe, sir T. Loat,field, M.
It has fur 3011%. limn hevis reported, that tt..)
French Government had refused .granting licences
for the further exportation of grain, unless Eng-
-gland would consent to take wine and brandy also.
We yesterday saw some-letters from the French
coast, which state the contrary to' be the fad.—
They inform us, that the products of France
,were
still allowed to be exported, with the exception i
only of a 'few forbidden articles. Several ships'
atlas with grain, arrived within the last two dayit
From ,Embders, under date of the 26th of last
imonth, we learn, that the intelligence from South
Holland was Unfavourable, that all colonial prow
duce beyond. the Matte had been seized, and that
the unfortunate Louts had been ordered again to
repair to Paris.
The expectations entertained by the Court of
St. Petersbnrgh of .a vigorous co-operation on the
part of th4Servians against' the Turks, have been
completely disappointed. The Russian corps that
passed over to the right bank of the Danube, has
been obliged to return precipitately.
A French line of battle. ship and a frigate are
(aid to have got' into Brest, but from what port
,is not ascertained. There are now in Brest
'three sail of- the line and four frigates really.;
for sea. • .
The charge of peculation egainst Mr. Gara.a-
.
TIN, the Secretary of the Am'erican Treasury, has
been taken up in the House of Representatives ;
but the motion for an inquiry: into the conduct
of Mr. GALLATIN, was lea by a large tau
jority.
1- On Friday week Isis Royal Ilighneas the Duke
if BIIIINSWICH OEL's Corps, ;041144 of a,
?regiment of cavalry, anti oltb. of infantry, in all
libout 1700 strong, embarked at Guernsey for.
Ireland.
The thanks of the Duke of cetallEttLAlVll were,
retuned at St.' JametesChurch on Sunday, at
both morping and.afteruoon service, fur his. pro. 1
lyide.ntial escape. , •
Upon examining the situation of the Duke or
CUMBERLAND'S bed, it appears most aurpriaint
that his Royal Highness should have tscaped, for,
it is placed in a recess, and is oily accessible Oat,
one side. 'The Duke, therefore, in getting Ott
of bed, was obliged to come in contact with the
assassin. It appears that Sett.tis must have mink
a most violent thrust with the sabre at the•Duko
as he was attempting to escape, for pirt of dui
frame of the dupe is cut away : but it seems rather
'to have been done by a lunge than by a blow, as
the point of the sabre is bent. -
The body of Salute svai bowled yesterday morn.
ing at one o'clock, in Scotland Yard, in the hills-
*ay towards the Thames,- about two yards before
the door of the Egg-warehouse. ,
Tickets and Shares arc selling in-great variety at
both of llisn's Old Established Offices, 4) Cum.
hill, And it, Charing-cross, where Twelve Capi.
tals were 'shared in the last Lottery, and Eight in
the preceding, including Three Prises of 20,00 W.
Two 0f.5000k ten of 10001. and five of 50001.
The Lottery will begin awl finish an Friday the
Bth of June.
Hilt a n.--rhis day, the LORD MAYO i and Court pf Al-
dlri-a tirdstied it to ...umlaut at the prettet.t.pri,v, • •

Archdall, M.
Bagwell, W.
Barry, „T. M.
Bernard, T.
Csyrry, S.

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EXTRACT OF A LETTER, FROM UEt.SINGBURG,
DATED MAY 24.
•." There bas been an engagement between an
English merchant ship and a Danish lugger, com:.
mended by Lieutenant Sonderup, in which the
Dane was beat off, with the loss of,two men killed,
and two wounded. Three sail of the line are in.
the Belts, one of them bearing an Admiral's tlag ;
they sent boats-ashore on the island of Sprogoe.
" A Swedish merchant ship has been detained
by the gun-boats at Elsineur--A convoy of 80
sail has passed Nyberg. English _troops have
landed on the bland of Sprogoe from the three
sail, of the line ; it was supposed, that the island
was taken possession of for a wateritstplace."
Naet.r.s, AFuii. 30.—1 t sippears that his
Majesty is going to make that journey into Cala.
brig, which had been projected previous to his de-
parture for Paris'.
Yesterday a Court day was held.--rte Ma-
jesty wishing to give the inhabitants of the islands
of Powsa and Ventenote a fresh proof of his
Royal clemency, and a decisive testimony_ 'of the
interest which be takes in their condition, hes
jest grented it general amnesty to all the emigrants
of those bawls, who hating followed the enemy
into Sicily shall return to the kingdom within two
months and present themselves to the local autho-
rities, in order to make a declaration of their
submission.—(Abeille du Nord, May 22.)
ZARA, Aram 16.—We hate just been in-
' formed that a considerable number of Turks are
assembling upon our frontiers in Turkish Croatia
'and Bosnia; that they occupy ell the strong
places ; and that they hate posted a numerous
corps near Banjaluka, along the river Verba,
without our being able to assign any cause which
could have given• place to these movements. We
keep upon our guard in Dalmatia, as well as in the
Illyrian provinces and Austrian. Croatia, and
have taken all necessary measures not to be sur.
prized by a furious multitude. From time to time
we see, between the islands of Dalmatia, some
English ships of war.--(Sense Paper.)
BANKS OF VIE MAINE, Max 14.—We read in
the Berne Gazette, that Gustavus Adolphus IV.
has reused the annual pension of 30,000 crowns,
which the States of Sweden had, assigned him,
and that this Prince will only enjoy his private
revenue. 1-Ic has requested, it is said, of Profes.
sor Zung, at Basle, to clines° a Goternur for his
son.—(Sane Paper, May 22).

NAVAL INTELLIGENCE.

PORTSMOUTH, JUNK 4:—Sailed his Majesty's
ship Rinaldo; with a fleet for the Downs ; among
them aro the Juno, Speculator, anti Bell.
• .
DEAL, J use 4.—Came down from the River,
the golden Grote and Peter, and sailed with se.
,oral transports, under convoy of the Locust
gun.brlg.
Arrived his Majesty's ships Defeiokand Mo.
narch, from a cirnise off Flushing. •
Sailed the Castilian sloop of war, on a cruise.
FALmotivit, JUNE `2.--Arrived the Mary Assn;
Clark, from Jamaica in 74 days; the Robert,
Nicholson, from Hayti, for London, passed this
port today, after a passage of 76 ilpr.
. .
YADIKOUTU, JUNE 4.—Arrived yesterday a
French lugger privateer, cut out .of the Vlie by
the boats of his Majesty's ships Desiree, Bold,
and Britonsart.
- Ills Majesty's sloop of war struck. yesterday on
Bastin?' Sand,
.where she. now 'Cassius in some
danger. 4 1.1, • ttkjy“,

GnAvEsEwo, Julie 4.—Arrived the Argo,
---, from Jamaica, and the Commerce, White,
from Malta. - -
Sailed the Adventure, Stamp, for Senegal ;
Edystone, Ramsey ; King George, Turner, and
Prince of Wales, Haswell, for Hudson's Bay ;
Young Henry, Dios, • Curacoa ; Sarah, Buttress,
Toomey, Grimston, and the Perseverance, Ar.
nold, for Gibraltar ; Byker, Ord, fur Lisbon ;
I Bacchus, MOON) foy Newfoundlond ; and the
Edward, Hoare, fur New-York.

The maiden speech of the Marquis of T.tvi.
STOCK is universally talked of as the most ani-
mated first essay made in Parliament for many
years. It was recommended by the most ingenu-
ous modesty, and ycit by the just influence of
mind bursting through the diffidence of an tni.
assuming nature. 'thud simplicity of style with
justness of thought, and Was rendered peculiarly
interesting by the feeling which it breathed fur the
rights and for the happiness of mankind. We re... 1,
juice to see the hereditary virtues of his illustrious.
House so predominant in his cliartieter.
By the Mississippi, 'arrived' in the Clyde,
Charlestown Papers are received to the 12th of
April; inclusive. Thy do not bring down the
intelligence from the seat of Government to a later
date than the New York Papers. The private
letters all agree in representing the state of
the public mind to be much more favour.
ably disposed, to this country than it was
some time ago. They likewise expresi an old.
nion, that the Nun-Intercourse Bill will ter.'
minute on the 23d of April, when Congress• ad-
joerns. Much impatience is expressed for the ar.
Pal of the John Adams, from Europe; but that
vessel did not leave the French coast till the 22d ofl
April. When BONAPARTIeS Decree or the 12th
of March reaches Ameries, it will effectually si.
I lessee the French party in that Country.
The people of England have taken the substan.
tial hint unwittingly thrown out by Ministers,
where thersaid, that keformatiou of the Com-
mons House of Parliament did not appear to be
gencially desired,-from the circemstaace of there
.being in few Petitions sent to the House on the
subjer,t, honourable House has, however,
had more sent to it than It was willing to receive,
but it wilt Wept great many more offereaLto
ite
netieel:wttich it will net think politic to refuse to
entertain.