The Statesman.
London, England, 1819-01-08 00:00:00

establishment in the Spanish P►ovinee of Teams, has
been broken op and dispersed by a body of oboist
200 Spanish t►oops. The establishment which be
had made at Ga!festoos hag also been tak►n by the
some force, and the men comprising the garrison pot
on board • small vessel without papers, and sent off
by the Spaniards."

Pads Papers, with a Mail from Flanders, and
German (issotes to a recent date, have
Soperuemerades have been employed in bringing up
IM accounts of the French War Deportment to the
latest possible date, and the Bereasit of Itecreiting
VI stated to have undergone an entirely new ergani.
zillion. The Emperor At.szAmose. left Vienna on
tM 43(1 ult. on his return to St. Petersburgh. From
tee Ist Jae. to the 31st Dec. 1318, 403 ►hips entered
the pert of Antwerp; among them were 352 of the
Netherlands, 297 English, 31 Americans, 29 See•
dish, 27 Danish, 21 French, 22 11 ions, lbc.—
A Russian frigate, from Archangel, has arrived in the
Tesel. All the latest accounts from the North of
Earope coincide in representing the state of the wea.
then as uncommonly mild and breeicent. The yes•
eels collected at Mines, in consequence, is do.
scribed as numerals beyond all precedent. Accord.
log to letters from Madrid, noticed in IM Dutch
Mail, the Emperor ALL AA AA R./ humane ',presets's.
goes to Vas.citvstro, ie respect to the unfortunate
wallas who are dispersed in foreign countries, whose
somber amounts to 6000, among whom are some
of great merit--soldiers, who in the war against Do.
slairliftes abed their blood in defence of Spain, will
speedily emotes general meesere to be taken in their
favour, sod that the country will once more receive
ti its bosom those who are dear to it, awl who may
still render it Important services.

A Kist's Memenger, and also so Austrian Mes-
smer, arrived yesterday morning, with dispatches
from Vieasu.
The Cabinet Ministers assernbled at the house of
Led Cant.g*RAntt, yesterdey afternoon, preview;
to the Conned at Cultnn-bosse; and after their
porter., the Marquis Erthworro, the French Am-
bassador, had a long interview with his I.,irdshin.—
imetivialis snorers from his late severe attack of

W rot het flown.
Yesterday afternoon. at half past four o'clock. the
Princess AUGUSTA and ell• Poetess of G Lot:canna
left the Queen's Palace for Wind .or.
Earl Gust is espected to wire at his hoot* In
Portman.square, to.sortow, from his seat in

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Northomberionl.
The Earl and Countess of DifIET and family are
impeded is tone, early in nest week. L...iy pr..
partition for their reception is already mode, at their
hoose in Grosvenor-square.
Ilse Marquis of Lieseowns is esreted In arrive
et Losodowoo-booty, Boilteloy-eqoaro, on Toads,
nest, from his seat, Bow Wood, Wiltshire.
The following Notice has been scot In the several
Kieg's Conesol at the Chancery Ulf t••••••" 'l'h4, Loan
4111teadeseasis win edit di es Priam alooflis Gif 35.*
seers, to hoar Bankrupt Petitions at Lincoln's Inn
Mali, as he isteaded, nor will his Lordship sit till
Ow further solicit." Tito first Seal before Term is
had for the 15th of Jaasary.
Busumovith.nousa.--The abide of the interior
of this psinculy midget" has been screened and de.
aerated ender the immediate supointerniesca of its
liberal proprietor, Lord G. C•vairovin, who has
spared no asperses is rendering it worthy of the boo-
tile! and pen state of the elevation. Tim mew grated
sotto of apartments, towards the garde., far surpass
Is taste and magnificence those of any other mansion
Is the metropolis, particalarly the music.room. It
is to he loarented, however. that by the restoration
et the old hug* oak gates to she front wall the Pots.
lie are now deprived of eves a peep of the bona from
the street.
Lord SIONOUTII has, we understand, restored to
General GOUIGAUD the portfolio which was taken
hem him when ho was &rested ; hat the lock being
broken epees. the Geneve! refused to receive it, es-
espt is the prewar.' of • Nationale, obe certified
to the slate in which the portfolio was presented by
Lord SIDNOUTIeII agent. We hut* mot heml wise-
thee the two pais of pistols, the diamond Cross of
No Legion i.f Honour. the silver knife end spoon,
with Nevotann's Arms on it, and other effects,
seised rondo Lord SIDOUOTO'II constructiou of Me
Allen Din, were serreodroed at the same time.
ORIIIITAL Moos vi EJICTINte TENANTS.—The
-tattooing passage from the 25th of Ecclesiastics',
nor. V, has persledlCieweentators :—" A loud cry.
leg weaves and a *veld Abell be sought out to drive
away the 'soaks." There is no elucidation of it
either in 118,114 Pf Of other writers. who have under-
tithes to espial. diScolt passages in liff Bible, by •
reference 10 the sinners and Ciffoolll of the iii.
habitants of Eastern nations, By a modern traveller
of credit it is said. that at Bemires and the adjacent
provinces, a person,desirons of dispossessing • tenant
from his house, and who is unwilling to wait the
tedious process of the law, appyes for the assistance
of • woman, who by profession is • notorious scold.
This woman posts herself at sun-rising opposite the
teriast's dwelling, and there peers out every species
of abuse riggings the poor men that she can invent.—
This conduct draws together the populace, • hose'
apple/so She receives in proportion to her Toilers.
tion and perseverance, for which she is amply re-
warded by her employer. Whenever the woman has
occasion to retire for the patrols of refreshment,
she pipets her staff in the ground opposite the
boost, which. through a singular superstition,
none dere remove or even touch during her ab.
DroCP, aid on her retorts she recommences the tit-
lark, and this confiners from day to day, 'till
the man is glad to give the landlord possession of the
bees*. Is there not an evident allusion in the pas-
sage stoop cited to this oriental etude of ejecting
',wasp from their dwellings? Aid might not the
practice bessecenfully ad.ipled is other parts of the
globe, where professors god adapts is this useful art
are to be found t