The Statesman.
London, England, 1810-12-18 00:00:00

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sorSotta, Nov. 'appears isy accounts:'
fro,„ West Florida, that teiterli Toomat, after;
,'king the ;le, fun nil 1009 muskets, too° briie .of
see Spanish swords, 50 pieces of eatkto'n,
lot a great quantity of to'erifet• and httli, with
oho article, which ought ndt stoAit
viz, I 3trung box, with 10,000 Spallish .
(I!rning Postl •
A letter from ifavennehl pet the Syr, arAied.
vtiroore, dated Oct. 31', mentions the :,404,41
thereof a British ship of war troin Mexico, ilsweinf
ca board six millions of dollen'. . The news by this''
c:is, that a revolution 'had broken out in
7,ietico, and thit iattiosi work was apprehended.
lotator letter state that a conspiracy had just
y„,n ditcorered at Havannalt,:iind 12 or 14 persona
iiti bcris apprehended, ft consequence of the 1.141$
oith had transpired. The same letter Oros a most
account of the almost entire distraction
otlanchol7
rf st. Jago de Cubs, which place, it is stated, was
~troycd by the late hurricane and an earthquake.
(Seza.rork Gazette, Nov. in).
The for° wing *parapapli Is copied area The
qichnond Enquirer 5....
" Lieutenant Gaaiaottb et the marines, charged
rth divatehea for' Parisaud London, has arrived
tt Norfolk, to go on board the Esser, Captain
NiTa, who is said to have orders to proceed tO
F,,nce and Great Britain. It is supposed that
ihe,e dispatches relate, among other things, to the
President's Proclamation ; and thiit tlioie addrcesed
to Mr. PININEY, embrace the speci6c point's which
the United States have a right to demand from Great
We trust, if she do not revoke eviiy
Knit ACT, which in violation of our mutual
tights, and pledge herself to the immediate appoint.
sett of a Minister to this country, that our eon
Minister will return in the Essex !!!"—(Nete York
Ezening Post, Nov.llo
.THEATRICAL lIIITZLLIGENCE.
ifw.rOns, Noe. 19.... We are informed ilist
CooEr, the celebrated Tragedian; arrived yesterday
Iroe England, together with se4eral other Per.
Lamers of distinguished merit. It ie said that Mr.
(mu will make his first appearaßce .in Ricitori,
o Friday evening Aniericlu Citizen.)

Yesterday morning her Ala Port, Princesses
!manta and Manx., took en airing in a coach,
ly Maidenhead, and returned to Windsor Castle at
0. o'clock. The. Dukes of Yuen, Caingß.
lOttl, and CAMBRIDGE, Priticesses AUGUSTA and
iatea, rode un horseback in Windsor Park for.
abut two hours ; their Royal Highnesses' seesise.
or4atied by Count Munsiza, ,Lady ELT, GO.
toStal".;iirrwammiT, and Colonel TAirLia. The
BALA ut YoaX,. CottuaLAND, and CialsIlLOGE,,
dietwattla took the divierakve of. shooting is Will.
te, Forst aid Kai eclireepigled 'by Coke*,
TATUM. •
Private letters from Portugal; ipeak In affect.
ig terms, of the misery that is felt by the Porta.
pose refugees within our lines. While it is ae-.,•
Ipowledged that MAUENA possesed of a- Most,
utonive dlitrict of country unwaited by the wav,
the helpless inbabitants of the part. _which had
baa over-run, are doomed to utter famine. And
let vie are told to rely on the vigorous exertions
viieh the Portuguese levy en nsasse, will make in
tit next campaign ' and of thu aniniatitig effect
vtietl their des,,Lited country, aiM a protracted
tit will hasten the Spaniih people., • • •
gime letters were yesterdayreceived from OportO
by a vessel which has arrived, mites ta.,voyege of
twelve days. They bring us no inforinattop of the
operations of the armies, and tiothiug dtiotpor;
Ince, either civil or military.
The Committee of hierchitats truth* to America
luesolicited an interview with the Marquis WEL.
WU!, oo the tubject of the Berlin and Milan De-
lfts. His Lordship shad promised to select an
ady day to bear them, and to let them know by
letter what time lie will be able to appoint.
The Friendship cartel, Captain BEER, sailed on
'friday afternoon from Plynteeih, fur Morlaix,
with a fine breeze at W. N. W. having ou board a
Imenger charged with dispatches from the Min-
im Minister in Lc mien.
How destructive has been the system upon which'
Ithave acted ever since the breaking out of the
ittneb Revolution. We had nothing to do but to
Decrul in our benefiJ4l career of commerce, and
lase France to new model her Government as she
6*. If her first, or Legislative Assembly,
ttt-
t.red now and then a truth on the score of liberty,.
saheb might gall the Ministers of our Cabinet, we
eight not to have been Urged on to vita with an
!zed nation on that account. By the irritable
'hugs, und the unwise 'resolves of the few men
v.%) ruled these realms at the time we have spoken
w) lee exhibited a species of parodox, that is, we
'Petted to be at ouce a warlike and a commercial
a.bon. We taught Prance to know and prove its
sive strength. The first Lord LANEDOVNE very
obseried in the House of Peers—" It
ei.aurinterferenee with France will make her
!aligerent nation ; and when, once you have excited
aweertial spirit, you will be unable to allay it."
Lectors Poxaaaant.—A letta from Plymouth,
er Saturday's date, lam " This gentleman and fa.
have not yet landed ; the President frigate
nal Come tip with them into Barnpool, and it is ex-
P'eted they will land to-morrow, as privately as
l*ethie.• Mencu's Globe Inn, at Plymouth, is
Vann' fur their reception ; but It is nut imagined
they will continuo long in that part of the
osetr...
y Four places of residence are to be
%Stied fur him to make his eta:tibial and every at.
tiun,will be paid him."
.tAt.—To-day there was no Cotirt of Alder-
" the Lours Mayon, after inspecting the re-
'l°l ordered it to continue at the proicut prices.