The Statesman.
London, England, 1810-06-11 00:00:00

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Alt-a Meeting of the Gent!gnat, Clergy, Free-
holders, Householders, and other'' Inhabitants of the
.li,Cp.. of Berks. In full Coslaty assembled. the s:hd,ay:f..:il
7tTeTISIO, by the appointment of the High Sheriff pumast
to a Requisitiou to him for that purpose made, .
The HlGkil SHERIFF ..in the Chair, .
r Two 'Petitions were presented by pirJoha TheLe
7 Ilart. 'ape seconded by Thomas GiPidlake; -the otileTaillyttli
huSq
ilk for i R,eform of Parliament astir the u r for tlie release
or 'Mr. J obi Gale, Jones and 'Sir F Bakett, Bart:'
from thbir flapritionment, which having been rot as at.
proved,
IT W At RESO Ll' LIS,
That the Petitions now rend be adopted and signed by the.
''High Write in the musk of the. Count, :and delivered to
the Members fur this Caunty, George Vainittart and Charles
Ihmdas; Esqrs. who are retptestellto present the same !tithe
' Heine of Commons, and are isestby subtracted •to support the
, same tlierein -
'- A better addressed to Sir Frandis*Bardett, Bart. having
been also ism.,
It was reinived, That the same should 'betgled by the
High Sherif, in the name of the Meeting, and that the High
Sheriff, the Members, and as many Gentlemen as think pro-
per. he requested to wait upon and preeeut the same to Sir
Francis Burdett, together with a copy of these Resolutions.
That these Resolutions be inverted in tbelteading. Salis-
bury, and Oxford Papers; and in the following Loudon Pa-
pers, . viz. ST AT CS MA N, hiOriling Chronicle, British Press,
Min, and !Aar.
That the Thanks of this Meeting he given to Sir John
T krnek toorton, Burt, the ourver, and Thomas Goodlake, Esq.
the seconder, of the Petitions and Resolutime.
-PF,TER GREEN, Sheriff,
The Sheriff having quitted the Chair, the Thanks of the
Meeting were unanimously voted to him, for his gentbananly,
impartial, and correct conduct therein. .

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This lay was puhlislied. a New and Ornamental Edition of
UM E's HISTORY of ENGLAND, with
SMOLLETs CONTINUATION ; from the lova-
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The same Work on Royal Paper. Price 191. 4s. in bOards.
London : Printed for R. Scnoley, 46, Paternoster-row ;
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This day nos pultlisned, price 6.. the lith
ALETTER on the GENIUS and DISPOSI.
'LIONS of the FR ENCH GOVERNMENT„ includ-
hig a View of the Taxation of the French Empire.
- By an AMERICAN.
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" We mast all learn to love the Americans, if they send us
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more zeal and iteelligence than any of our politicians—who
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mea of letters ; displays the characteristic keenness of his rout,-
trysail n, without toy of their conramesserined bas all their,
patriotic prejudices without their illiberality. c ,•
‘4 The present publication, however, has Reber cis* h at
tentiot: independent of. its good writitigHt great
:Mass of facts, very important to be known, and very difficult
to be procured."--Edin. Review,' April. 1810.

BItUCE ON THE GLOBES.
• This day was published, the Third Edition, ''
Price is. Itho. board'' - . - •
AN INTRODUvrioN to GRoGIIXPiTY'
and AsTitoNomy; by 'the itsgp•af the Globes and
Maps; to which are mided,!the Chostrection of •Mar and a
'ruble of Latitudes and hougitodes.". -1 '
The Third Ldision, ,vrith .considerable Addigalli And im-
provement:, #• ,
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Teachers of Geography. and the, AlathensatiehNpwcastle-
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We have received Mr. Catqcs iftfiss's Letter, and will
readily.invert it to-marrow. ;41'wel hiteakicid ter thioday's
publication, hut vs e are eompelled witandrew is.

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The Algerioe squadron, conaalag of • two frigates, too
brigs, and some smaller yessels, which has caused so much,
alarm here for.same time past, lbw' been token and destroyed.
Barlidos Diaries to the 16th hot, have arrived. The prin-
cipal article of
.inielligebee is, perhaps, 4liat the away of
At: aka CAC, ik,lteus, consists only of 10,0011 men.
BADAJOZ, Ma' 15.—0 n the 12th inst. the great body of
the enemy's cavalry presented itself before this city, and de-
tdched various advancpt parties through the olive grounds.
,Our excellent l
Geiser* made those, judicious disposition;
Ileir which he knows so• welle vklopalte, and the intrepidity
and vigour of our cars ' 't otititmed live of our brave
infantry, and the shillit seharges of our well-directed ur.

tillery, consisting of two flying pieces, threw then) into coin.
plete confusion. The enemy, lit night, took the direction ut
Taluvera.--; Lisbon i:uzette, IVA May.) • •.•

Yavreramy we received, Freit.Oh•Papers to the
2d,. and Dutch to the Gth instant; but their con.
tents are very unimportant. Sotoodetails respect_
ing the war in Spain have been published in tho
illonileur. They relate, however, to affairs,
with the result of which we have fur some time
beed,acquainted, and
.are too uninteresting for
translation. The Russians arc said to be making
great exertions to reinforce the armies employed
against Turkey. Far this purpose the troops
stationed on the frontiers, of the. Duchy of War.
saw, as_ well as those from Podolia and the Uk-
raine, brae up last mouth fur-the Danube; to
transport the magazines of provisions collected on
the frontiers, uptards of le,ooo waggons were
put in requisition. The botch Papers state that
the disturbances which lately took place in llel-
land have entirety ceased. The French troops
fill the country,. and great-numbers of the wirer.
tunate people who had must distinguished them.
selves in resisting these odious intruders, have been
arrested. • ••••1110
Ova Port Lettere will be found more than
usually interesting. From the; Lisbon Mail,
brought by the Walsingham, it appears, that
the Wrench troops opposed to Lord WettlxcxoN
are advancing mid •retrcating alternately, with a
view of gaining sonic advantirp of position over
the English puny. IVe wait with impatience foe
news from that quarter.
We have, from Dover, further intulligenoe.of
the progress of the French Emperor,-on Ids mid.
lime tour. _
A French schoonet‘Cariel it arrived at Ply.
mouth, bringing from. France a number of English
'ilirisouers of war, and five Wks, Their names
wiY be foiuidin our Plymouth letter. We still
aragir
it,
ly hope, that any difieulties which may have
aiisen in the negociation funs general exchange
;of pitmen may be removed.

A.M CETING of:the inhabitants of SHEFFIELD
,has been held, Mr. E. RHODES in the Chair, and
tome very able and spirited Resolutions passed, re.
!ipecting the conduct of the Ilobse of Commons to ,
Btr V. BURDETT and Mr. GALE JONES. We la.
silent 'that we have not room to state _the proceed.
ings at this Meeting. A. vote of censure oti Lord
Msmote was passed, ending in the following
iver& :..."'His Lordship has insulted the People
of *England, and RENDERED HIMSELF UNNFOR..
lin- OF TUE CONFIDENCE OF HIS CONSTITUENTS."
tIICTO ;Lets; about 8000 of the inhabitants pre.
sent ;' leati:my .Lord MILTON will find the great
majority of th, People against him, should he
...Airmail venture to offer himself as a Candidate
for that County.

We have Arcady stated to our Readers, that a
portrait of Sir FRANCIS BURDITT,
.taken daring
his being in the Tower,' is engraving by Mr.
SHARP. It is with great satisfaction, we now an.
matinee, that the portrait is by,Mr. Noavncom
whose vigour of mind, as well u skill as a painter,
peculiarly qualified him for this important task.
The, pprtrait, as we said bi;fore, is a Eno picture,
Indvspl do Mr. Nottrocovs-great honoui.

The Bulletin on the state of the Dent or
CUMBERLA ND to-day is as follows
His itoyal Highnew the Duke of Cerszatsmn ktphrol
rime boars quire bleep" in the night, nod. the *0 this
morning put too a favourable appearance. -
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June 11.
Neither of the DUKE
•him since his removal to
flits footmen has been .in
Ibis Royal Ilighneas.

Ftarl MOIRA, as Cons.
received official instruction;
BURDM 14 fiber
anent immediately on the
; Mr. NEWMAN',
hes ceeeivid a similar nol
• Jonts.
• At a late meeting of (
•DIETT, it was resolved k
defray /he expellee of carriages
such Gelittoien as choose t'
the liberation of the Hoo.
Vint' of Parliament.
. The High Sheriff of :Ber
Ilunorrr, on to
:the Frechoklers, &c. of
eompanied by Sir, Jou,/
Messrs. GOCIOLAKC, HAI
The lloird of Trade,
covered that a most imp!
of licences granted- in
of an honest application
the
,specific pa/poses fet
they twice, it Is reparleq,
'Rod facilitate the introits
thvenemy's patter

he eight; 904 the wow. yin
appra Mee.
II NI:V.4Y TIALFOIta,
• EV EttAKD ROME.
es valetsleave sa(up 'with
► Carlton-House... Oac of
continent attendance upon
'stable of the tower, has
aitms to direct that Sir
iberated flan his confine•
• iiiorogitian of Pieria.
the Keeper of .Neweate,
otilleation:Tespecting GALE
the Erienkof Sir F. BUR•
to Mien a stibscriptiun, to
irriages to be provided for
>se to go in procession,
• Baronet by the prow.
Berkshire waited an Sir
ietiday, witii tie letter of
r the County of Barks, sc.
• TIIitOCKISORTON, Bart.
ALT.ETT, and others,
it is said, has lately dis.
'proper use has been made
that department. Instead
e of these instruments 10
er which they were issued,
entptpied to cover
hiaaaiouatiwissk WWI into
w. It 3; di; m ft. -.4,