The Statesman.
London, England, 1810-03-26 00:00:00

N4r4L INTELLIGENCE.

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PLTHOUTR, MARCH U.—Sailed the Zephyr
leis( r of marque, Captain Fitzsimmons, for Bel-
fast, to complete her cargo for Rio de Janeiro.—
Sailed the Aimable and Dryad frigates.—Sailed the
Portuguese ship stlegra Constuntia, for Liver.
pool.
Arrived the Plod's., Davis, from Cork, and
Lady Betsey, from Limerick, both with provi-
sions for this port.
About 6 o'clock, on Thursday evening, the
Armada, a beautiful new 74-gun ship, wu
launched from Mr. Blackburne's yard, at Turn.
ehapple. She went off in a truly grand style,
amidst the repeated cheers of an immense concourse
of spectators, who were drawn together by the
remarkable fineness of the weather, to view this
interesting sight. She was towed the next morn.
ing into Hamoaze, to be coppered and fitted im.
mediately for sea. Mr. Blackburn, tbe builder,
gate a grand dinner and ball on the occasion, at
his house near the yard, haring issued 300 cards
Of 'invitation.
Arrived the French hti4 Julia, in ballast, cap.
bred on the coast of France by the Adrian cutter.
Put back His Majesty's.ship Scipion.
Sailed tho Thunder bomb, to the Mediterra.
mean ; and the Raleigh and Pkilomel brigs.
Arrived the Crane schooner, from a cruize
the Endeavor armed brig, with convoy from
wales 3 the 4dries tatter from s cruize.
Sailed the Weasle and Conflict brigs on a

IMPERIAL PARLIAMENT.

MOUSE OF LORDS, M*ncv 24.

About ten minutes before four o'clock, the
Speaker of the Rouse of Commons attended at the
NW of the House, to hear the Royal Assent given
to the Bill fur Regulating his Majesty's Marine
Forces while on shore ; the Bill to prevent and
panish Frauds on the Customs ; the Masts Irnpor.
todon Bill ; the Raw Sugar Bounty fill ; the
Greenland Fishery Bill ; the Bill for allowing the
Exportation of Salt; th Lambeth Rates, and the
Southampton Water-works Bills.
The Comm iplloners were the Lord Chancellor,
Lord Aylesford, and Lord Walsinghem
Two or three Bills were also torsi:did; and
the Corn Importation and Exchequer Annuities
Bills were read in Commits t.
Adjourned.

GOTT'ENBURG II MAILS.
&MCKIM'S!, MARCII 11.—Letters received here
from St. Petersbaicgh mention the probability of
an approaching war between Rossi* and France.
Some movements among the Russian troops on the
Polish frontiers appear to have gives rise to these
conjecturs.
GOTTISIWIIeti' MARCH/ 3.—A strong sensation
has been sacked heoe by Intelligence eon:rived from
gambergti, ender date gif -the 24 inst. annotneing
the sequestration of all American property in the'
ports of Franco,• Holland, Spain, and Naples.
This information is contained in a letter from the
Minister for Foreign Affairs, to Mr. Armstrong,
the American Minister at Paris.

The 1 I.ee W. laid to be preparing for an attack
on Anholip tbs pommies of which must be very
precarious from the maritime superiority of Eog.
land. Strong fears are entertained at Copenhagen
of another visit from the English.
Letters hart been received hero from Co'berg,
which 'arms' an apprehension that French troops
will soon take possessiun of the ports in the Bal.
tic.
MAacn 12.—The States of the
Empire have resolved and proposed to his Majesty
the eonstructioe of a canal, which is to be called,
the Gotha Canal, and to connect the Wener with
the Wetter Lake, from wham it is to be come.
sued to the sea. The charges of this important
and truly patriotic Mulertakieg are to be raised by
eabseriptiew, wails4ill be opened in the course
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