The Statesman.
London, England, 1810-10-02 00:00:00

VIENNA, SEA'. 9.—According to the latest io-
telligunce from Wallachia, thu Hamlin army was
yreparing to retire to the kit hank of the Danube.
The Russian Generals endeavoured to raise a key
en masse in. Moldavia and Wollachla, but the inks.
Li:twits bliewed no Inclination to enter into it.
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The plan of the Grand Vizier, Josef Pacha,
nuns to be to harass and fatigue the Russian troops
by daily sorties from his camp at Schumla, and to
compel them at last, by the reinforcements that he
is hourly receiving, to repass the Danube. His
experieneing. an Officer is well known. It was he
who, id the year 1788, so much annoyed the Aus.
trian army undcrJosoph IL and who made an imp-
titos into the Bennet and Transylvania by the pass
of Rotlto.Thorpas• s. • -
I' AA NalrnitTs SEPT. 113.—1 t isstated in a German
Japer, that on the Bth of Aegust.the Russians oh-
4111'qt a complete victory over the. Grand Vizier'g
army. , 'rho same Paper also mentions, that the
Russians have taken Rudschuck by storm, and pet
the garrison to the sword, smog whom were several
English Officers.
PARE', SEPT. 9.3.7-Three hundred_ anti* sta.
toes of otarble, porphyry, he. have arrived atPa.
ris ; they are from .tbe Villa Borghese, at Rome.
They are to be pieced in the Napoleon Museum.
The Rivoll, of 74 guns, was launched at Yenice
on the 6th inst. in presence of his 'especial High..
nes% the Prince Viceroy of Italy.
Their Majestil will honour the Thsatrot Fran.
foie with their presence this cycling.
Yesterday at two o'clock a Comp:Bet Stale wae
held at St. Cloud, at which his Majesty the Empe-
ror presided.
Their Majesties are expected to set out for Von..
tainbleau tu.murrow. It is suppOsedthat the Gait
will remain there a month ur six weeks.
RATiseoN, SEPT. 16.—An Ordeinance of his
Bavarian Majesty, dated the 3d, bears, that the
laws of conscription shall receive their full and 'en-
tire execution in the Principality and City of "Laths'.
bon, as in the other districts of the kingdom. All
native subjects of that Principality, in. the 'service
of any foreign power, ire' ordered to cistern home
within a year. .After this' pedal; they will be
treated with all the rigour of the law.
Tocas, SEPT. 12.—We have with plasters stein
arrive here, the first battalion Of military arilfiCers
of the marine, on their march from Spain to Ant.
went: This troop, commanded by the Captain of
the Artillery of Marine, Leabentiette, is the same
that, under the orders of their brave Colonel Baste,
Cuuut of the Empire, so much • distinguished itself,
with the 44th flotilla battalioni in the kingdom of
Castile, at the battle and capture of the town of Al.
mazeu. The officers have been able to establish the
most clines discipline in this Steep, and to second
the bravery of the soldiers.
ST: MAE°, SEPT. 14.—We have learnt that the
privateer the S. Joseph, fitted out by M. Thomas,
mayor of this town, havint Made three very rich
prizei in an early part efits'etnite, fell all. at once
into 'the midst of an eneitrylswittuadron, and only
escaped by retiring speedi'Ff **ler the batteries of
Isle of Ushant. The EngligiNhen thought only of
retaking the merchants ships, which they saw mak.
iug for land ; they came up.with two, and the third
bating run aground, they also attempted to get
possession of it ; but the crew, who hail received a
reinforcement, made an Altitude resistance, and
forced them to' sheer elf, With 4he loss of ten men
killed. ,'vent day they retidukd to the charge, but
werd not more successful.- A • third time, the
English squadron sent all their boats to carry off
this prize, cost what it would. The small garrison.
of Ushant joined Mitt seamen • a destructive firevnn.:l
meneed, and the English left in the isle of Ushant,
where they had the audacity to land, 60 men killed
on the spot, and 3 officers. The garrison had 5
men fkilliol, sod more wounded; acne of our seamen
were killed , and only 5 wounded.
• SMYRNA, Ann. iissointion, which the
Grand Seignior has ink its' pot himself at the
head of the army, Mid 'earth ggainist the etaemies of
the Prophet, has roused in Mnstrilrnan Asia all the
ardour of the early times of IsitlMism : enthusiam
is at its highest pitch. The Pathas.have forgotten ,
theii rivalship, have renounced their pretensions,l
and abjured their individdal animosities, to meet I
only the common danger, and to combat under the
standards of their menaced Faith. All the land-
holders, animated with the same zeal, furnish morel
men and money than are required of them. The Isles
of :the Archipelago, Cyprus, Mytilene, Crete,
ltht des, &c. send eumerOus reinforcements to Con.'
statitittople : a corps of Mainelukes from Egypt is
expected In that capittl.
The soldiers of Asia are less brave and less disci.
pliaed than those of Europe ; but, roused by fella.
ticisin, they may be successfully opposed to the
light troops of Russia, whose discipline is by no
means regulars In Asiatic Turkey there is suppos.
eti to be a population of 10 teatime., extended over
343;800 square miles of territory.
Ruse, Seer. s.—An Imperial Pt:tree, of the
10th Aust, has ordered the repayment of the
Debt of the Roman States, the interest on
which amounts to 41,500,030 francs. A. capital of
go ualliolis in National Domains is appropriated
for this repayment ; and this property is placed at
the•diiiposal of an'Adtninistration, composed of one
lkteztur, two Adjuncts, and a' Colsocil of SO
Members, all creditors of the ei-dzrant Komi*,
States; and to be presided over by the Intendant of
the Treasury, for the departments of Rome and
Trgsidiene.
M. lair:, Prince Gabriclli has been appointer, Di.
sector; and the Princes of Santa Crud sod !sic-
ntaalenecei, Adjuncts. • • •
The council of Administration met, for die first
Crne, on the Ist of September, Wiest the* Bision
3aiset, Intendant of 'the Treastiryt opened the Sits
lifts *iib the Minding Alltireis
1 (AN seuroilunate Creditors of die Porelfl-
ete Covenantal were the Ant le occupy the thlniehlter his
Tl•;e:ty', after the onion of the RourtuStates to the Empire..
" Toe Emperor neithee•calettlaled the magnitude of the
debt, nor its dispropostion to the revenues of the Government,
tt, w..icli he had succeeded; public fisith alum fixed his atten-
tion ; lie only kit for the mi-fortunes which a total cessation
of payment of the interest fur More than MU years had pro-'
dared. •
" You know. Gentlemen, all the Romans know with yea,
uht:ther Majesty Lad bet.o.faittlfal to his august promises.