The Statesman.
London, England, 1809-11-23 00:00:00

NAPA L I NTS If L It; ENCE.

PLYMOVTV, Nov. ll.—krrived the Swinish brig Fres-
sleet*, Joseph Marmot, Master, from Allca, ballad to Lon-
de., with fruit, put into this port by contrary 'dud.; the
brig Glasgow, of Bauder., Alesander Martin, Mater, from
Malta, which place she left on theist October, in company
with a Octet ender campy of hir Majesty's ship Formidable,
of 118 gums, and arrived at GarrAltar with the said Beet the
10tb of tiresome month, where the Glasgow left them, hav-
ing been gifted to cat her cables, nal roe to sea on the t 34
following, locos:seri mace of her sakhors getting across the
bows of a King's 'trip dciag a tole of wind; the brig Tra-
veller, Duck, from Curdirf, beam! to Loudon ; the ship 'Ce•
verthorpe Marinam, Altiaoder ?fiord, Alsner, from the
Brazils, booed to Liodon, lads* with cotton, &t.; and the
Eclipse breast war from a cruise.

IFIALIP•T&ST Frei n'CLocx.—Tbe Pickle brig is just
arrived from Cadiz, which plate I:be left *a the Ist Instant,
with a Messenger, who is landed, and set of for town, charged
with dispatches; by het the intelligence of the sailiog of the
Toulon !Feet, consisting of 16 sad of the hoe, about the rime
number of frigates, with trausports, reported to have oa
board opwirds of 40,03,,./ troops, is confirmed, and Ro daabss
were entertained at Cadiz, but Admiral Collingisnud would
fall lu with them, from the intelligence received there. T'ie
Margnis of Wellesley was expected to kite Cadiz ab.itit
a week after the sailing of the Pickle, in the Duuegal maa
of war, fur thi. calm ey.

A British ship called the Violet, Capt. Darr,
is arrived at Plymouth from New England,
ballast. She carried out a valuable cargo, 1;:c
landing of which was permitted, but the str.ct
observance of the renewal of the Non_intercours•
Act was such, as to preclude the possibility of the
ship being allowed to take on hoard a homeward
cargo. The Violet sailed from Boston on the 12th
October. No letters nor American newspapers
by her, reached town yester.lay. We learn that
an American ship has arrived at Liverpool, from
Virginia, having sailed on the 15th ult.

Mr. CIIMILEIt does nut vacate his scat in Parlia.
ment, as has been stated, in consequence of his re.
cent appointment at the Admiralty. The situ..
lion of Chief Secretary of that departrAent being
in the gift of the First Lard, is not an office under
the direct nomination of the Crown.

The report of the loss of the !loop of war
Little Belt, off Jamaica, is unfounded. She ar.
rived at Halifax on the 28th of September, after
having sten 4 con oy fur Barbadoes, and a vessel
with provisions for floaduras, to their respective
tteetination•.

It hss just come to over knowledge, that on Sa.
turday next a itioilun will be made in the Court of
King's Bench, fur the security of ty:rson,il liberty
eaainst itniirisuninent or bail, upon unfounded in.
formation.

The following is an ettract of a letter from
dated Nov. 18:—`• We him nut re_
Mired any offieial notification of the intention of
Government to abandon this bland, but every
thine indicates that it will speedily take !dare.
Our Merchants are making every preparation, by
'lulling their good., mod it has subsisted in soma
drove as 4 IllUttcr of conversation, because every
body supposes that it will happen.
" Cargot,s of sick are almmt daily shipped off
from 111 alcheresi, but 33 the hospitals are cm ptimi,
they sec tilled again by new patients. Altnour ft
not less than 5000 have horn sent from hence,
there remain upwards of 8000 to be embarked in
the same miserable state for England.

" We have heard from the opposite. foaFt, of;
battle having been fought oet level I:;e Britt h and
the Toulon Fleets, but we da out know whether
to believe it or slot.

"The 26111 regiment, which upon itv Ors! intro,
deletion to the island consisted (AMU effective men,
is absolutely reduced to 30."

The ignorance of the people of Walcheren, on
the subject of the late operations in the Mediterra-
nean, deserves notice, because the authentic in-
formation se have received on that subject was uh.
tamed from Rotterdam, which is nnty about thirty
miles distant from the island. It shews the dew.
rity our enemies are ac •ustomed to employ to pre.
vent the transmission of int••lli;enm, to our armies,
whether under the orders of Iv."Lt.t.l No-raa, CHAT.
Ham, or General Dos.

A al►lendid ball was given in the Ilall of Apollo,
at Vienna, on the 22d Oct. The Viceroy of
ITALY (113sAut1Autrots), the Prince of NEVFOUA.
TEL, Marshals DA TOVIT and OUDINUT,
Mae, and General YAK°Amiss were present.
An article from Vienna, dated the 23d ult. ex.
presses some surprise that the peace had not
raised the value of the paper currency, which
had even sustained a further NI This is said to
be occasioned by the large issues which the Ages.
man Court sent forth while at Conlon).

Mice Moounoust, who had eloped with Cap.
Limn SHELTON, was yesterilly g:Teu to her fathcr
hi the Court of King's !hitch.

There are more youn4 I..rgea in training at
Richmond and Middleharn, than ever were ktousetk
at this time of the year.

Accounts have been rezeired from the head.
quarters of the Spanish army of Lt Nlanehn, ilaterl
Santa Elena, Oct. 19. A British traveller, who
remained a few days there, rays, 6"fhe Spani:trils
have dune nu good, nor ever will, until they are
bettor governed. Nothing can be ouch worse than
the government of the army, the Spanish Officers
aro very ; and this state of things is the more
to be lamented, as, nothing can be more nautili.
vocal than the disposition of the Whole mass of the
people to resist the French. They have no Go-
vernment equal to the task of calling forth their
energies, or guiding their exertions with t ffeet.''

The Brighton coach was upset on Tuesday,
near Ewel, on its way to town. The accident was
oecasionvd by one of the wheel-horses falling down
and breaking the pole-piece, when the fore-„bed
of the coach went over the animal's neck, and
killed it on the spot. The passengers did not re.
ceivu any injury, but the coachman wav severely
bruised. No blame was attached to him by any
of the passengers; w hu pructodeil to town in post.
chaises.