The Statesman.
London, England, 1810-06-01 00:00:00

THE STATESMAN.

LONDON:
FRIULI', JUNG 1) 1810.

Tins morning arrived one Gottcnburgh Mail,
Dutch Papers to the 30th of M.sy, and German to
the 16th. Tho following extracts contain all
that is of any importance in these papers :...
Goa !JAY 21.—The day befre yesterday ao
English fleet, under the command of Sir JANZi SAUMARIZ,

'wised off tbn 'port ; the greater port immediately proceeded
to the Baltic. At present there are only live sail of the line,
Iv it h some frigates and small vessels, lying here : of these three
• ..or runt are to follow the same destination. A large fleet of
merchantmen have been saeu off the Win g°.
. Our post front' Stockholm this evening brings intelligence

of the Cao wit Patna; baying set out for Carlscronat there
' • ark carious conjectures as to the object of his Journey.
Coes:en AGE tt, MAY B.—An English fleet, composed of
three ships pf the line. three frigates, two brigs, and *boat'
eighty merchant ships, have remained for seven days at an-
; ehor near heir*, where it has been detained by a calm.
This afternoon they advanced two leagues farther towards
the south, where they have come to au anchor.—His Majesty
has deigned ttugrant Couat Sautorroar the title of Privy
Counsellor of Conference.—(.4hslUs du Nord, May 15.)
VIZN NA, IfilYl6.—The day before yesterday vespers were

wog, and yesterday a service was performed in the Royal
' Chapel, foe the rest of the soul of her 31ajeaty the Empress

MARIA LOUISA. mother of 'his Majesty the Etsrsnoa.—
• Toe Theatres will be shut for two days.
Her Majesty the Empress of AUSTRIA set oat OR the 10th
Instant from Vienna, fur Lints, accompanied by the Arch-
ditches., LROPOLDINE, sister of hir Majesty the Empress of
FRANCIS.

Owl Plymouth letter states, that on Tuesday the
.filive cartel arrived at that port, from Morlaix,
bringing Mr. DIc&LNSON, Secretary to Mr. MAC.
scvzie, with dispatches. The arrangements for
the exchange of prisoners were not finally made,
but that very desirable event was confidently an.
ticipated. Our best wishes attend upon this ob.
pct; and, in fact, we think it extremely likely
to be accomplished.

Ws are greatly obliged to our friend at Wol-
verhamptoo, for his interesting letter. It is im-
possible too deeply to lament the unhappy mistake
the people are falling into, whenever they proceed
to rioting, from any impatience under their suffer-
ings, or are betrayed into acts of desperation and
violence, by men who seek nothing less than
their final subjugation. These riots may have
arisen from anger, or the pressure of want; but
we are compelled to suspect a wicked intention of
some to foster auger, for the purpose of producing
riots, and to push want to the extreme, for the
same purpose. This riot at Wolverhampton did
aid arise accidentally, from the heat of the mu.
ment ; it is spoke!, of before.haod ; and no means
are used by the public authority to revolt it.
We hope some Member will bring this subject
before the House of Commons. It is most won.
thy of their attention. In the mean time, let the
People be persuaded, they are the People's great.
eat enemies, who betray them into acts of vio.
lence.

List of the Minority whu voted for Jr. TIER.
Pres Address to the' ING, to apply a portion
of the Droits of Admit-411y to purchase the An-
nuity for the Doke of littuumtcx

Abercmaihy. lino. J.; Anstrother. Sir J. Sir
.1. • °abettor's+. T.; Barham,.). F.; Dario,. A.; nernard,
Se;ope; Bewicke, C.; Brood, Hon. T.; artmion,u,
Browne, A.; Jiyng, G.; Caterer, J. t Cavendish, Lord
G.; Calvert, N. ; L.:serialists. W.; Colborne, N. W. R.l
Cooke, B. Cuthbert, J. R.; Duly, Rt. Hon. D. B.; Fitz-
lostrich, Rt. Hon. R.; Frandland, W. Freene,enete, W.
i.; Goddard, H.; (keratin', Grenfell, P.; Halsey.
J.; Howard, il.; Howard, Hon W. ; Howarth, H.;
Mune, W. H.; Jackson,-J.; Johnstone. G.; Knox. Hoes.
T.; Lomb, Hon. W.; Liontoon, R.; •Latouche, R.; Le-
&yr,. C. S.; Lemon, C.; Lloyd, J. M. ; Lorkluert, J. J. ;
Macdonald, J.; Martin, II.; Ikliirtio, It.; Maine, Hon.
W.; Mexhornugh, Fart of; hi ildmay, Air H. St. J.; Mills,-
W.; Milton, Vi.c.; Moore, P. ; Mostyn, Sir 1.; New-
port, Slr J.; North, Dudley; O'Hara, C. ; Palmer, C.
Parnell, ; l'imsoub.,v, RI. Hon. G. ; Pori:hewer. Lord;
Pyin, F. Scudainore, R. P.; Sebright, Sir J.; Shipley,
W.: Smith, W.; Smith, S. I Smith, A.; Tnylor, M. A.;
Tierney Rt. Hno. G.•. Tracv, C. H.; Tremayoe, J. H.
lion. G.; Ward, . J. W.; %Yemeni. C. C.
Wharton, J.; Whithmad, S.; Wyna, Sir %V. W.—Tellers,
'Ewa, R. Creevey, T.
Ma. iirtmonitst......-It is with much regret that
Ihs Bulletins of yesterday afforded but slender
hopes of the recovery of this valuable Member of
?Society. In the morning it was stated that he had
bed a restless night, but was not in any respect
woise thin nn the preceding In the after.
noon the foMowin i3ulictiu Was exhibited :
. Mr. Win IMAM has heribice siare murning.7
The Bulletin isseiell this stairs, that
" Mr. WI :cattail has had a restless night, and continues
the same as es,terday."

The Coroner's Inquest did not sit on the assas.
(.:.sin of his Royal Highness the Doke of,usisEit-
LAND, in consequence, it is reported, Of a mistake
in summoning the Jury. The words of tho A'et
relative to such a Jury in the verge of the Court,
referred to yeomen, which was supposed to mean
Yeomen of the Guard, and the stiminonses were
issued accordingly. New summonses, it is said,
have been since issued •te Freeholders and House.
holders, anti, the inquest will take place this day.
in the mean time the ti,uly of Seib, remains in the
apartments of his Royal Highness in the Palace.
Monday last au inquest was held on the bodies
of Mdturin DAg,irn, a French pilot, and Mary his
wife, at an ion, in Prospect-row, Plymouth-dock.
It appeared in evidence, that the husband was jea-
lous of his wife (but without the least ground fur
it, as the wwilais was universally allowed to be
very prudent and discreet), and formed the dupe.
rate resolution of putting 4 period to her exist.
encu and his own, which he effected on Saurilay
last, by first shooting her with a pistol, and then
ih.nating himself with the same pistol, loaded again
for the purpose. After a full and deliberate in.
uesitiation, the Jury brought in a verdict of Wil.
f3l Awder or the wife, and fele de se on the has-
pautl. tic is ordered to be buried in a cross road.

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