The Statesman.
London, England, 1810-12-15 00:00:00

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.N.,rat INTELLIGENCE. T

• rwrimmt,RlK. 11.
The peacock brig of Willi, which arrived last
,eveningb, la stated to hovo'so:olten the Prince waks,.packeerfrom Liebol44f•tpg into Falmouth •
by which it is learnt that btussena had retreated
,from Santaresal.an,:wm tars,66l by Lord Wel.
Wigton. •
A Iblessenger,t,otgod:w4h dispatches from the
! American illinistes) tondos', arrived bere this
' morning,. and, saitat4oriol'ia a cartel for ht,r.
'lair.
L Arrived the Comissece,lielsiond, from Cike,
tar, last from Bristol, boon(' to London, by re.
celled damage in the late gitis:
A
The Sandreich packet.!a) roma CO have tutted at
Falmouth yesterday, fro,'
An America; frii,tl,ll gai4fo 'have ININd ap
Channel yesterday.
Arrived the Dove, Netherwood, from London;
Diligerlt &PG regor, from Glasgow ; Globe, Sri.
mogisam, front Southampton; aad Brother:, El.
from Wales.
A sloOp of war Is new working iato Curtail
Bay, supposed to be from the Eastward.
L' "title's Convoy is not put hack hers,tat sup.
posed to have bore up for Falinuuthe

FALMOUTH,, Dual.

Ills Majesty's ship L'Aigle, 36 guns, Captvis
Wolfe ; Monilich 33 gnus, Captain Seymour; and
rgtian brig, 10 guano, Captain Davies, sailed true
hence yesterday with Ams outward-bound Portugal
and Mediterranean masorpys; but were forced back
Again today by • strong S. N.:gaio. This Et
have made Ave attempts to. ylroecedi but hart cum
dandy been driven hick by costrvy winds.

Irtai thy' Ongivally teed 'll/itifiliflir the Rue sad
Routsrheum to costae to London was Nor
Yetis". Day ; bet, on account of the Kaxo's
meats in the Qtnee's 'deice not being likely toe
got ready by that time, the day has been altered to
the eth lik January. :ns')
We are sorry to state, ttsli the Princess Mir
Mar been so much indisposed that she wu UMW
to bet; bad for four days: Shoeless, however, well
swage-on Thursday to accompany the Qum and
the ponces. Eus.tecost tafernore, in her coed.
ThiVrinee of 'Wct.es his been elected President
of the 'Jades lestitutiou, in thoraces of the lets
Herta( DARTMOUTH. The Marquis of STAYPOICO
is oliosen Deputy President.
* Wednesday intoning tiscoont CATUO4II ar.
"riied at Windsor Gambill-whore he remaimed tour
bouts, and then set off in a chaise and tuor for
London.

The LORD Mil*" teak *Minted a Cetnt of J
Common Council to be held on Thursday east' to
take lute consideration OM Report of the Sperlid '
Committee respecting the London Militia,
Thu last Gibs.liar Paper states a dreadful, bat
necessary Instance of retaliation on the part of the
Spanish patriots, in the mountains of Mala t. It
occurred it :Benstaargosa ; where, in revenge for
' the murder el 14 of their men who had bees so,
prised and pail) death by the enemy, the R.
tt*te b4nged-Igl'oeil snot.bion being the *holed
a freifich party which.had (idle; into their heads.
TWO Committee appointetht by the House of
Commons to. examine the rllysic.inits who have
.littended . his MAJIIITY 010414 his indisposition,
metyestertlifY air` noon; Ii i room usually celkd
1, The Secret Committed Chamber." The whole
of the Members, in member twenty.one, were pre.
sent at lialfepast mod* nod chose the Right Ilan.
R. Duswas as the Cheitetnn of the Committee.
The Physicians who were, in attendance fur exami.
nation were,, I) settees Itetrierat.Ws.l iicactletsl and
' DAMP. ttit 11. HitAiiiiiientrbr. Wows no
to be examined this day.oetne frown of Lords ales
met yesterday, and chose it Committee of twenty
one peers foe the same purpose, es will be sae in
our Parliamentary Report. The examination of the
Physicians before both the* Committees will be
closed this day, and the Report will be made on
Monday. It will be delivered in a printed shot.,
so that each Member may be in possession of it ou
that day. Both Ilouses.will.then adjourn to Wed.
'mislay, on which day there is to be a Call of the
House, when the Report will be taken into con d.
iteration, and some measures proposed (we do not
I know exactly what), for eupplyieg the del.
civic* Old' Ilia 114A4410TV5 eisfortetrate nolatt
has mated.
The following additional instance of doesn't's
Inconvenience of Plymouth, as a packet station, is
commeseiested to us by a most respectable merchant.
If the Post-Masters-General du not think proper
to concede so far to the wishes of the mercaluite
interest, este restore dela establish men t to 14101ollthi
it is to he hoped cleat theystoill give orders, that hi'
ters sent to that port poribefeewarded wheat,"
the packets ace °blip( eta take, shelter sh.trei As
hp
will Often hapinal :—ja"l4tsairito di, when 1W
packets sailed from PiPilWllol4 ut into Fel,
mouth lettere were atteribele tt after port to be
forwirdal lb", AN*, bßic.lllllllevitccesnl to be ro
ceired, the Rett-offscw.jkafiggetprdercil that til
packets should sot 444. fair iettm at Faleasothi
so that usitwitlistandiat fir Hit *oath's Whets
remained in Regland; difi'rofilitein dory', and li°
sitters a week kite! ivlaniOltsalling from Plynloatk
the nwrcheele stcret,d4nlattuthir means of sendlaf
letters by them, steel. uhligeketweit fur the at"
niontli'yonail." Is ti bs
AoVaiertsrsiv Eren.tioanntaa'r.Wht°
NT
tie'C t (rem the Duties ill ikikstitoeth. and OP
t 0h45t4.
' elan!' 411 'llatt.nPar to. Bowel% has been for nee
titoop -Match infested by Mewl:nem?* Prtrate7:l
so 'that' they .ceutinonlly capture vessels *it
L.l
reach of the shuri;.-41 istiodsome Reward will 1,7.:
' eves to any one who can inform the Lords sfo ;no
Aciffiltarty hOW Fuch tlepredatiges miy be hr,
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