The Statesman.
London, England, 1810-10-09 00:00:00

5.41.11, ISTRELIGENCE.

}),,T,119u74, OCT. R.--About 150 of the Duke
of 13. (Del,' corps Are ordered to be em.
bArlicti fur I,iih.mtm, on hoard the Dolphin, which
slit Al rived thismorning from Plymouth ; she will
(„r slew days, us slit: bats been 4Allore, and
a gr,at &al water•
timm• tsiube frigate, from off Checbourg.
50,1 time Sem/1/(16109p of war, on a crui;e off
tVitart ; the IVulorrene sloop of war fur Lis_
; 311.1 Or Reboil, gots-brig, fur Cadiz.
Yoterilay arrived time Ganymetic, of 24 guns,
Cathcart ; Nentesiv, of 2.4 wins, Captain
I.,rrii; alma thy Latenu, of 36 gsinl, Capt. Sotheby.
sdi:cl the .1/,trs, 74 poi ; Gartkct, 18 gulls ;
30,1 Coquette, 18, guns.

Pr :uurti, OcT. 7.—S.tiled the Arniaa, of 74
go„ to the Westward ;, the 11arpy brig, on a
anti the bis frigate, on a ernizt..
Arrived a !'rench lugger, a chase maree, and
p:iot, captured on the coast of France, by thv
brig of war. 'There were three others in
Iti;lt escaped under the protection of
the tutterii S.

Yti.ma-rit, Ocr. 6.--Sailed the Plover sloop,
of ,c r, on a cruise, and the American ship —,
she detained and sent in yesterday, fox
; the Prince Ernest packet, Captain
Per., from the Mediterranean. The Prince
Erne 3t left Malta, Aug. 30, and left there his
, ships Tribune and Peozone. The prin.
ces, ch,,ricitio packet will sail this evening, or in
oberoennug, fur Lisbon.

SHEERNESS, OC r. B.—Au extra convoy, for Got,
trtihuigh bailed this day, under the protection of
bis majtht)'t thipt Akre +u►d ,Ifercur(asy.—Wknd
S. W.

Seine few particulars relative to the lAte conspi.
Ivy at pilaw hare beau lleuirght by the pae.serieere
on board the. Marlborough packet. It is said that
the laws of Portugal .do not permit the Regency to
bring conspirators to au immediate trial, and they
are consequently transported ; the greater part of
them to the Cape de Verde Islands, and about a
&len of them to England. The arrests continued
up to the time of the Marlboroughts sailing. Seven
pawn were taken up at the Exchange the day be.
lure; bat al/ possible seuresy is observed ou the
pan of Government.
Extract of a letter from an Officer belonging to
the Lively frigate, dated St. fa Pay, August
is, MO;
am sorry to inform you, that on the 10th of
August, standing in towards the land, about seven
odes from Valette, we had the niisfortune to be
wrecked. Fortunately none of the officers or crew
were lost. It blew a very heavy gale, which obltged
us to cut away our mists, in order to gate the
people. Our fatigue has been very great, Wag
;Ist away on a b 'rive place. We are going to
try to get her off, if the weather permits; but
think all our labour will be in vain, as the water is
three feet above the lower deck. We are at pre.
sent in tents, erected at * castle about half a mile
from the ship. Oir our passage one of the convoy
sprung a IcAk, and we were obliged to take the
crew on hoard our ship ; so that there were two
wrecks before we reached Malta."

In cooptinence of some reports to the disadvian-
tage of the York Banks, the principal tradestnee.
in that city, with the Lord Mayor at their head,
harepiedged themselves to take She notes of either of
the York Ittoks to any amount.
Mr. Coons, the celehrved actor, ;ailed frogs
Liverpool on Thursday last; in the ship Columbia,
fur the United States of America. Ile is engaged
by Me. Coon:R, the manager of the principal
theatres in Americas to play at New York, PO.
latlelphia, aOti most of the other large towns; so
that it will probably require a year and a half,
or two years, to complete his series of engage-
uterus.

h.lre already mentioned the accident that
Uri Mr. D.wrori, the performer, by being thrown
from his chaise on Sunday se'nnight—he has been
so unfortunate as to be obliged to have his frac.
tined arm set three times ; but it is now hoped
that !e is ins fair way of doing well.
Box \PARTE, hi addition to all his other well.
wiled distinctions in war, politics, and moral;!, has
ceriaiiily entitled himself, by his promotion of ma.
trnnun.al alliances, to that of the greatest of Match-
inakc, s: a very dangerous qualification sometimes,
in private life.
On Friday and Saturday last the Brighton road
''44 inflated by two footpads, who raised contribu.
lions on the travellers in broad day. On Friday
ferenuoq they 51091 a chaise in flooley.lane, and
robbed a gentleman. And immediately after stopt
a gentleman and lady in a chaise, near Gattaii
Park. On Saturday forenoon the same two fellows,
Brest is straw hats, stopt two gentlemen in a chaise
near Hand Cross. One of the gentlemen was an
but the other knocked one of the footpads
duan. The other instantly fired and struck the
vntleman in the head, but he seized the pistol and
wrested it from his band, but the ruffians escaped.
The country is now raised in pursuit of them.
The pickpockets were very active at Doncaster,
last Wt'ek, during the Bares. One Gentleman lust
his pocket-book, containing bills amounting to
'tout r.tool. and another had his pocket picked at
thr Theatre of 1701. in a draft and notes. "Take
care of ) our pockets," said a constable to a farmer,
" he was entering the pit 'at the Theatre, w 6'll the
14tter finding his property safe, sat contentedly
dawn ; but ere the first act was over, his book,
kith 20 guineas in. heal notes, to his no small sur-
V-ze. had stippid off. " They have gut my poe-
t 11.11;wik,,, observed a Gentleman near the stand,
1.
friend. " hut," said he, (clap Pig his baud to
.‘ I find my bills are secure." Sdarcely
1"11
wi the words been utterekl when his ante case,
th its cutitents, was gone too.