The Statesman.
London, England, 1809-09-30 00:00:00

AMERICAN CI, %.sULATE.

London, Rept. 21, 18109.
The following letter from 11111% S opson, Esq.
at Taogivr, is published fur the information of the
-Masters of Awericao teswls, and oilier% Ili' rein
Concerned, that they may gutern thembeltel ar-
cortlingly
" Tnnhier, 4 •etot 46, IEIO9.
gi I take the earliest opportune; y ofwunainting ..ott, that
by a recent uracr of his Imperial blairsts, all yes. Is ap-
pranclawg any port or battery oo his Cunt. y day, n ith..ut
hoisting mar colon's, or by night, not inset; i.% n sigh', is a
conspicuous piker, will be tired at with hall.
" I base tar honour to be' &c.
" J VIES sot PSON."
" To William tenant. kr. Lawton."

Tin. Earl of LivErtr.int. has transacted t!ii
business of the three SVeretaries of State, since
the due{between Lord CASTLIMILiaII- and Mr.
CA•4NING.

The sil, ore of the French Papyri has lately
been wonderful. Perhaps they, as well as their
Imperial Master, fi ent;,loyment enough in
laughing' at our ah.uril situation ; and, truth to
SA), 101 • y have ciao. ► au.e.
The Loyal Lambeth and Christchurch Voisin.
teers mow,. ins Monday afternoon on Keating.'
too Common, for the puroose of being iii.pertiml
17 their own Officers, previous to a general in.
speedos, and Geld day. ~n Wednesday, the 25th
of October, when a ;vowel brigade of most of
the %we) corps still take place.
It is very w. II kII4IWII that the Duke of Poore-
LAND'S Cabinet Diniers were the best parts of
his Administration. Such was the quality or plan.
thy of his a tors, that we find taw of his guests
uoliAed ask' him W rstraind them of what passed
at his teak !
It it seems to be a matter of regret with some
of our Journalists, that onr Ministers should
bate taken to fighting, but there is is far more
reason Is regret lbw they are such basset?. at
their new trade!

The grand dinners of which the Corporation
of tike City of hoodoo, and other trubfif bodies,
will partake, in celebration of the Grand Jubilee,
will be gratifying to them, but certainly will be
no Jubilee to the people at large, as it will have a
temporary effect in raising the price of prod.
done, and those of course will have then scarcely
any repast, who now find it difficult to purchase a
dieter.
♦ report, which has for many weeks been pre-
valent, was reviewd yesterday, at the West cod of
the town, that theta is to be a Regency, with.the
Usk Apparent atilt* head. The great difficulty
in the way of forming a complete an" efficient Ad.
ministration, wising from the impossibility of a
Coalition between the Opposition and the remnant
of the Gabbiest, is supposed to ioclinecl his
MAJIPITT to adopt this expedient. Should the
report (and we give is merely as suck) be found-
ed in fact, the new Ministry will be accompanied
by a dissolution al Pediment.
On Wednesday lest, a Gtort.Martial was held
at Pimlico, us J. Maws, tl Serjeant belonging to
the Recruiting Staff of this district—" Per being
absent without leave, and daring that time, being
frequently is a state of intoxication." Upon
which charge, the Comm, after having severely
reprimanded him, ordered that his pay should be
suspended from him for typo months.
There are six prison-ships now reedy at Ports_
mouth to receive the French prisoners from Wal.
cberen ; and the different militia regiments in that
garrison are ordered to furnish a subaltern's guard
to take charge of than.