The Statesman.
London, England, 1810-07-04 00:00:00

THE STATESM.

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TUa I:igoatt of Moll's Bauch rag eroyded at an
earlt bate sycsAl.rday milruint,' it awing
,suppuseil-
'Hat the ilcieurrer in -the- -cause or Hit FRApicis
Bußbitii; Bart. the SrE.ll[Ei Ohba 1104ite. or
towinutiii hero lietit. 'rise case
Leas tint mentioned in the course or iltrday, anti%
ace understand. that'it is p94tpoiteti fty nilit Tem.
jt is espectisl that the.ArrowNet:GErtfaxi.;will,
kly,'"uotvd to have the lt,ttle fo 4 Trial at
11.4, 'Me Ittronet. E
of ItutlltA via • the' Sii4JE.4 K AT A its's, !Watt's oh-.
SO Ore.; ate y iciddy'h a: the Net 'tfitytd.theo, cause
titilainot trio coot!i(iiht4l itslit% Y

front;. Predia: packet, front . Co4l:it
sane.' ‘ipt the :t Itti J sue,,Und the rrinori
loth Vaekrt front Li thus,' sailed• the 18th. June,
-th rt itrriial at Fultuuuth. AielloAve iu loin till
juAsiettiu.
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99n the I.+tit. pottArAntt presided at a Cohn.
ell of State, held at St. Clood! On the same day
a grand banquet wars given to all the troop., Which
composed the garrison of Pads. The tables were
laid out in. dot grand halls of the Military School.
Tke goAts of 0 rac.wroha likiaus departure
for Roes!. - The Cirdinal Garntaa, Archbishop
f mill.A3f, died qt Piste on the 21st. He u4s
born oit thel,9th of May, 1733. The colpfe of
the Duke de MONTEBELLO, Marshal L4ssfaa, is
its way to Paris, where it will be itderFt4 with
•great funeral pomp en the 6th inst.• • •
The seleciton Of Officers for the AdrilPicy are
plea of the most active kofessionat talents. tic-
neral Cocattuax, and that able officer Qeoctil
Ftuiptisom, have sailed in the idaviaia. Vt.
lleOsottrible Brigailier-G eneral Minot*, and
-GetteAdSiettnAT, sail in the Prevoynote.
Letters to the 29th ult. from Heligoland, state
that trade is cumpletelpat a stand in that quarter.
'The French donaniere are so vigiling, that not.
the most trifling article of merchandize can be in.
troducud into that part of the Continent adjaceutv
by any of the great.tisters.
Adviccs were received at the East India House,
yeiterday evening, of the arrival of the following
'ships oil the Isle of Wight : Lord Thurlowt
Ocean, Talbot, and Devenes.
Orders have been sent to Portsmouth, to At out
feint ships of the line, and Six frigates, to lail for
Sicily, with icituttroOp ships, carrying oufrein,..
forcemeat' fur that Wand.
:A. detaellotent of the Royal Waggon "firkin,
consisting of 90 men and horses, and 20 waggons,
embarked ,7oss— Thursday, Faltitowth, supposed.
for Portugal.
We understand that the statement, that Admiral
ESSINGTON is to take his trial at the next Admi.
ialty SISSion, pit a charge ormurder, and which
we copied from a 'York Paper, is unfounded.
Captain NASII, who fur several years has Super.
intended the impress service at the port of Leith,
is appointed tie command the Salvador del Maid°,
the flag ship of Sir R. CALDER. -
Several entertainments have been given in honour,
of the marriage of BONAPARTE, at which the
Emeness danced. GARNERIN, the Aeronaut,
af-
teini,ted to carry the news of one of the fete to
Vienna in a balloon, but he mistook the Moselle
fur the Rhine, and descended out of his course.
Monday evening his MAJESTY, Princesses So.
PUI A and •Kt.Tz BETH, walled on the Terrace till
near nine o'clock; His MAJESTY was *MM.
palsied by the Marquis Cbitmwsws, awl Lady.
Lords ST. HELEN'S, SOMERVILLE, and Earl *tau
COURT, Lady COLEVER, Mrs. D. Gnosyerion,
and the 11,1 i. Miss Osst.ow, Generals CART-
WRIGHT, GARifit,
The Duke of CLARENtE has been indisposed for
some time past with an-asthmatic complaint; from
which, however, e have the. pleasure to .state
that his Royal Highness is considerably recovered.
Monday his Royal Higlincis the Duke of Cum. ,
near 4N D underwent the operation of having, one
of tne wounds iii his head opened, front whence a
fracture from the Skull was taken ; it was about
an inch in length, and a quarter of an inch wide.
The operation was performed by• Mr.. HOME. -
'11:e following is the affidavit of the Dilto of
CUMBERLAND On the occasion of the sttempt'on
his life :
THE INFORMATION or 111% ROYAL UIGUNESS BR-
NEST AUGUSTUS, DUKE OF CUMBERLAND. •
Who, being Upon his oath, saith, that before three o'clock
this warning being in bed and asleep, he received two blows
upon his head, which awoltv him, aid upon starling op, he
received two althea Mows upon his head, which, beteg accoin-
patited with a hissing noise, it occurred to him that some hat
hail do ww tigaitot him, being between sfeepiitk sad Waking,
and*itn:ucdititely received Ia IS other blows.; there win a lamp
hunting. in the room, but he did not see any body ; that there
was a Mehl table smutting near the bed-side, where a letter'
lay which is covered with blood. His Royal highness says.
he then got tip and made for the door, which opens at the
head of the bed ; he then received a wound upon his right
thicsh with a sabre; tie then ,called out to Neale. his page,
and ;aid then. was a murderer iii his fonue, and upon re-
lorttiva to id, bed-room aid) Neale, lie perceived that the
door leallieg to the yellow room was wide open, which
is alas, locked the List thing when he gets into beet,
'a i sword had been dropped, which tie supposes
must have given the %mind hi Ins tide. The man irlioj
gave the moo s spoke a won!, met upon Neale rettleSWl
hug with iii• Korn, liielnam, the man had 11rd through to noel
yellow rondo which leads iota the ball rooin,through the other
eliOW room into the armoury, to the summer lied room,
through the aressiec, room, nits, Seillis's room (the Page
whom his Royal Highness believes gate him the wounds).
His Ifoyal Highness then %rut dowel stairs with Neale, and
ordered the doors to he seruce4. that ant person might escape
out ofthcapartnments. this Royal 11 ighicess farther stalls, that
upon his return isitii his heti room, he discinered that the
sword which lay upon the dour wan iti:town regimentaksword.
10111 ill the closet, at the foot of his lied, was feend the scab-
bdr:l, with a pair of slippers to Millis, and the
key of the closet dole. nitwit is usually owthe side efthedoor
nest the room, was foetid ins the inside sif the doer neat the
&awl I there was also a dark lantern in the clued, toad from
these cirri/ instimeos he has reason so believe, and dot b believe.
that tic blows mu! *minas he reserved were given him-by
the saia Joseph Scads. His Royal Highness furter'. 'midi,
thest tile said Joseph Seillii ma i nut incurred his displeasure,
width:it he bad nut any reasiw to think ill or him.
The Mark of
His Royal Ifiehneat the Hulce of Cumberland.
Swore heron- me, the 31st of May, 18111, ' J. READ.
In the other affidavits there are no new facts ;
but the whole are to be pa blis!isel. •
The com.pry 'at Vauxhall, on Mandl), evening,
was of the most elegant and distinguished descrip.
tier. Among others we noticed—
The Hake 'of Portland... Packets of. Devonshire. Earl
Moans, Countess Loudon, slarquis-aid Alarehioness __
Xerl send Canntess ,Wcstonoriani. Lord harem:mt. Earl and
Cauleess Cots per, testy :Uelhoarne, !Aids On-timid, Tar.
mouth,. tuna lt.stttiid, Ciiutitess S:ustteslinry t Lords Palates,
Fordl, and Balloted; La ty Pottered ; Lords Somerset and
Craven; Ladies Pultenev, Etlenhorongli, and Anstrother I
Sir David ltaird, Ran. Beckley Crayeu, &c. tee.
Miss Fl:it o O swig a new song, composed by
,11fir. W. PA tiRE, in which sho accompanied her.
self with great elegance on the tambourine. She
received great epOsuse, and was encored, as was
also Mrs. thane, in,. her popular song, " Be-
ware of the-Clakoo."
Coax-Emelt* enc. Jots 4.—To.day the Market again
has several lamer saliva's of Fore -m Wheat, with minder-
abk renninittz supplitai sales are itestl!y, :.ntt as rather les.
price. -ltarleyie short supply, and full trs dear. Matt and
W hire Peas maimain their.prices. 'Very few • Beans of the
two kinils, siad tense dearer. Oats are in tolerable supply.
and this trade is spoiled catiter cheaper. Flour at the terms
late quoted.
- - 814. I^. iltls.l Tick Hew, - 57,
Vine ditto -•- - Hes. 1 Vats ••- - - ur4s. 335.
l'aands - - ••• 419‘. txt.
Barley, - ark
Mali,----- - 745. Ws. Rape• Seed*. •- • 11:60 8E63
W. Peas ( Boilers) 7tis. taus. time Flour r.. Ws: lops.
t4iey Peas, . - - almonds a• •• • • 9011,P&
Weer, IA. tifts: a •— •

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P4Plxs JO" “..1-SiiKe PI last, things hates
eoutitioed here insich ie the Fame state. The enemy-
occupy thecae* positions; we, eager part,_ ere
strenghening our Ines of defence by glitrenehe4
'petts, extending from St. Peter to the Carreea ;
thus on that side theee le little qr aothieg to fear.
The WO feleteealattpart would therefore appear
tole the Carrara itseitt though well fortified Red
Protacted by a 1014 or itay, rormo by the neck
'of lead between Pontate and the Porsadura, op.
psisitfe the•Teec.adero, where Wino batteries have
iNlelli IlMill 'gypped, but where a NWT elicient de,,
reeen wet tas necessary. The most 10604 spirit
preatib la all our neighbourhood, and I can
assert without hesitation, that when weceel rout -
dent enough to' enlarge oeripheeo.of littion, we
shall receive cprdial assistance frit» the siljohiing
places, and a favourable diversion ee the part of
the Sarrano. .
FRANKTORT, Jule 15.—Nothing appears •to
be decided relative tolhe future destinetiop of the
French troops, which are still stationed in Ger-
many. It appears that the report of these troops
having received orders to march for northern. Ge-
rmany is unfounded. The order eqncernesd but ,
.come regiments of cavalry attached to the division
of General Count Gudin, who was with this divi.
sion the on Banks of the Seale and the Elbe; but
afterwards returned into Franconia, and the Up.
per Palatinate. They have just marched to join
.their division, which is now cantoned in several
districts of the two Westphalian departments of
the Elbe and the Seale, and the center of which is
at Magdeburg. , ,
The French troops belonging to the division of
GeneraIMOLITOR, who occupy the coasts of the
North See and the' Baltic, will remain in their
present position, and not go toliolland as was as-
serted. We arc assured the troops of Hesse
Darmstadt, Nassau, the Grand Duke of Franc..
fort, and some others, which, are at present in
Spain, will shortly receive reinforcements, by dif.
ferent new battalions which are going thither.
• His Royal Highness Prince William of Prussia
arrived *here this evening.—SAbeille. des "Nord,
June 22.)
EXTRAORDINARY GAZETTE.
For the satisfaction, of the public ,we hasten to.
communicate the following intellieorree, which his
just been received, and of Which the following is*
. . ..
literal; copy : ..
A YUONTE*, MAT 30.—The
.Junta of Seville,
which this day arrived here,-received the follow-
ing information :—Ballisteros having been inform.
ed the enemy
.intended ro.attack him with 2000
horse and foot in the vicinity of Aravina, re.
solved to await the attack, though his corps con-
sisted of only 2000 infantry: The result proved
so favourable' to our arms that 300 of the enemy
*ere killed-end 400 wouilled, amoag whom was
e Colonel, and the French were obliged to make a
' precipitate retreat to Seville. They fought on both
sides with Reed bayonets in a gallant manner, and.
Don DallipitEfOO moved afterwards to Ariche to
piocure his troops some repose. Several French
were killed, and our General ordered three of
them to be burled in the parish, church of Ara.
vene, because he understood they were Roman
Catholics. All the musicians and soldiers of a
French regiment were taken prisoners. •
VENICE, Jess 4.—The English have, it seems,
relinquished their attempts against Malamocco and
Cliiietza,. but their fleet is now stationed in such '
a manner, that not it barge can set sail from
Trieste without the meet imminent danger of being
taken. A reinforcement of a few regiments is
said to hate arrived in the lonian islands, and it.
[ seems the English intend another attack against
Corfu ; but the French garrison of that place is
perfectly prepared to give them a warm reception.
I—(Alifress-Congeis-Nachrichlen, June 21.).
T ttieSTE, JUNE 4.—A frigate, ceded from Russia
to France, which is lying in ttlit pott, is fitting
..i
oat -with ' the %liens' dispatch, in pursuance of
~ ..
Ordert lately received from Paris. The Galley
infra/mesa, of $0 gees, and 120 men, commanded
bay Captain Berlioguis, is under sailing orders for
Dalmatia. .
Syrerzeetsen, JUNE _W.—King Gustavus
Adolphus has proceeded from Lausanne to Gene.
.va ; be Weeds to ascend Monteblane, the highest
mountain in Europe.—(Seme Paper),
SIMI EN ; s,• MAY 7.—Accounts have been re-
ceived that the French are erecting f,rtificeliiui
. , •
at Buetrago, on which they say 200 peasants. .
hour. They live with great caution end ciress
~
apectlon ; tiotwithstanding which, honever„ a
ineety of patriots, about the end of April, killed
'' five Own, and carried off fifteen horses.
The party of Don Geumano, consisting of 250
cavalry. and 40 infantry, within these feet days
reutellloo French in ti.e neighbourhood of Espiga,
took 45. prisoners, 300 muskets, and 800,000
reels in money, with a considerable convoy of
grain, which they were escorting to Burgos. A
great part of the prisoners the French took near
Lerida on the 23J ult. have Made their escape,
and taken the road to Navarro through Armen.