The Statesman.
London, England, 1812-09-09 00:00:00

'THE STATESMAN.

We received this morning further extracts from
the 'hills Papers, which will be found in out prece-
dint columns, in addition to the litilletios, the.
' which arrived last night.

A Gottenburgh Mail, up to the 2d hut. has Just
arrivedf by which we receive the following articles of
intelligence : •
atfrerl.3lll, savv. I
Count Wirrosesvate,ok the 11th Of August at-
tacked AlAcnoyaLD'S coos, defected and pursued
him to the Drina. General Essex, at Riga, order•
ed some of the English gen-boats up the river; they
dismounted three batteries, and went up as far as
Neiten.

The Russian General PLATOW, on the 2/th July,
in a skirmish, took one Colonel, and 500 prisoners.
'the King of DENMARK has declared, it is said,
that he will enter into no negeciation with England.

It is said, that private letters from Paris state the
following particulars
PARTS, itia.s.—BosArkaTehavingtong since re-
solved to seize upon Prussia as a fief of France, it
became necessary to have the sanction of the Comer-
, vative Senate pro forma to that proceeding. One of
their first measures has therefore been, formally to
declare that the King of Prussia, alias Count }Up-
pin, has ceased to reign! The defeats of the French
daties-lirepein haw proclaimed thaAstmust.valsgurgs-
lion ; and It Is another object ef the MeeAngs of th*
Senate to supply, If possible, the Inwnetite loises in
Spain and Portugal, and to make a last desperate
etfort in the Peninsula. With this view, the Con-
servative Senate has ordered all the troops of the line
stationed at Brest, Toulon, and other important
points in the French Empire, to march instantly for
Spain : they are to be replaced by the cohorts of the
departments. By the French Constitution, in the
absence of the Emperor, no changes in the destina-
tion of the troops of the Empire can be made with-
out the consent of the Conservative Senate.

By private accounts from Paris, we learn, that
about the end of last month, MASSE!“, with ten
thousand men, passed through Bayonne, to join
the wreck of MARMONT'S army.
A telegraphic communication was received yester-
day from Plymouth, which, owing to the density of
the atmosphere, was.extremely imperfect, except the
word " Astorga." From the recent disasters which
have befallen the French army in tipain, it is supposed
this intelligence can relate only to the arrival of a
vessel with au account of the surrender of the place
j ustmentioned.

We learn that previously to the sailing of the India
fleet, letters had been received at Calcutta,from Bun-
delcund, stating, that the force under Colonel M R•
TINDELL, which had for some time been assembling
in that province, arrived on the 19th Jesuitry before
Callinger, a strong hill fort in the centre of Bundel-
eund of great extent and reputed strength. The
army bad taken up their ground for t►e siege of that
place, but hostilities had not commenced. It was
the general opinion that the fort would capitulate.
In consequence of the commotion in Arracan, a body
of troops from the-Chittagong district has taken the
field to protect the British frontier from molestation.
At the date of the last accounts this force was en-
camped OM Ramas PI in, where Colonel MORGAN,
with seven companies of the 15th N. I. to the num-
ber of 500 men, arrived on the 40th January. Cap-
tain Cooexa, with.a party of sepoys had been dis-
patched to Otea (;haut, with orders to oppose any
attempt on the part of the Arracanese to pass into
our territory ; and Captain SIDLE,/ was about to
march to 'reek Neruff with similar iastructions.—
The Mbar, mention the march of a force from
Poonah against Fort Aukhe.

The most important fact brought by the Bengal
fleet, affecting East lodia politics, is the death of
HOLK AR, who has an long been the active and power-
ful enemy of our Orients) Establishment.
The Lord Mixed packet has arrived in seven
weeks from the Brazils. Our letters from Rio are of
the 7th of July ; they state, that a ship had reached
that capital with the news that peace had been re-
stored between Buenos Ayres, and the Portuguese
on the opposite shore of La Plata, and that the lat-
ter were in consequence withdrawing within the
Writs of their own settlement. Admiral De Couace,
in the Foudroyant, was to return as soon as Admi-
ral Dixorr should arrive on the South American
station.

By our yesterday's letters from the Brazils, we
hare received advice of the death of the Prince Don
Pzutto, on the 4th of June last. He married the
Patsce Iteozsz's daughter, and his issue will suc-
ceed to the throne of Portugal. By the saute dis-
patches we learnt also, the sudden death of the Mar-
quis De Tomcat.. A general mourning amongst the
Portuguese families resident in London, will irmhe-
diately take place for their Prince Don Primo.

According to the latest advices from Sicily, another
expedition, consisting of about 5000 men, was pre-
paring to sail from that Island for the Adriatic, with
the intention, it was supposed, of taking the island
of Corfu.

Lord Wcwwevow's entrance into Madrid was
known at Cadiz, where it had excited general ex-
ultation. On the 17th ult. a Military Officer of rank
left Cadiz with the insignia of the Order of the
Golden Fleece, to be delivered to his Lordship.—
Tht•y were magnificently set with brilliants, and had
belonged to the late Infant Don Louis. The
Countess de Cuts/caw/ had preserved them as a me-
morial of her deceased father, and now presented
them to the British General as a testimony of her
gratitude for the services which he bad rendered her

country.
A general opinion prevailed yisterday, that a dis-
solution of Parliament would take place early in the
ensuing month.
Government, last Monday night, sent off by post,
copies of the last Bulletins install in town, in conse,
queues of the capture of:Madri4 by the arquis of
WiLLINOTOS. They are translated into French,
and are to be distributed along the French coast. •
In addition to the present
ployed, there are able f"
frigates, beside *smaller

be put is celmebsioi
&Patch*. •

GeftertISARRAZ3N bap at length received* peetta
from the Alien Office, to proceed to Sweden,,.'
will this day quit London,
'DEAL, Seer. ft
A most handsome provision has been made for fhb, A roved Ws ltf-ipsty's ship Barham, from olf Plashing,
family of the gallant General Ls MARRHANT, who Sailed the Duisrf cutter, with a convoy for kortsmo" uth.
died With thirtpsie halls in his body while adll4 • HARWICH, Suer. 8. 54.7
tanchig and cheering at the head of his men. To , His Majesty's ships Flower and Aggressor, with AS teenier
the eldest Hiss a pension is given of 3001. a-year--to forte Bal'ie, are nuw Pissing'
FALMOUTH, Rrer. 6.
each of the four daughters 1201. a-year--and to each .
Azrtved off this port his Majesty's ship Pam pee, 14 gine,
of the three younger Sena 1001.--smaking in all 12001. ' With the outward bound Portugal and Mediterranean deem. awyear.
. 'Sailed the Pineton packet, for the Brazils, with * Mail, &C.
The Freeman': ( Dublin ) Journal of the 3cl inst. 1 YARMOUTH, Spar. 8.
CO ntains the following paragraph :---" We hare re-; Arrived and sailed tor the Nore the !Slercurius, loving tare
ceived a communication, upon which we rely with convoy eaten Leith is Archangels and the Dishn from orntak
much confidence, stating that Earl Mornx has, at : lexel• . i• '
the urgent intreaty of the Niece leaver, at length I
agreed to come to Ireland as Lord Lieutenant, with 1 Sir SAMUEL RoMtLbe and his. Lady arrived en
full powers to satisfy the Catholics. Mr. Dawsom . Friday last at DUMaRECK'S Hotel, Edinburgh, They
to succeed Sir CUARLIS SAXTON." are oh a visit to the Duke of Rthcaunalt. ••
:
The Cortes have decreed that a monument shall Covver-netnex THE tvnt.—The season at tlais
be erected near Salamanca, in commemoration of Theatre commenced on Monday night, with Nimes
the victory of the '22d of July. Upon the official , and Juliet, and, " proh pudor;" Harlequin and. Pad.
details of that glorious event being read to them by : ,nanaba. We must, hovrever,impe, that this alarm-
the Secretary at War, they unanimousyl, amidst re-ling promise is not to be rigorously kept, and that
iterated exclamations from the galleries of" Long live ! SHAKESPEARE may not be indissolubly link• d to Hat-
the Nation !" " Long live our Allies !" passed a vote 1 kquin for the entire winter.—Some alterations hare
of thanks to the Duke of CIUDAD Roenrco, and . been made for the comfort of those who, in Thee-.
the troops under his command, and appointed a de- ! tres, are, by a happy reverse of things, entitled to
putationto wait upon Mr. H. WELLESLEY, our Am-' look down on the rest of the world. The tipper
bassador, to congratulate him upon so signal a victory. , gallery, which lately had a strong resemblance.
The deputies were the Marquis of VILLATRANC 4, and Ito a range of dens, sometimes tenanted by no unfit
Counts Toaamo, Yeas, lareaszoN, and Get.erao. ; inhabitants, has now been thrown open, the arches
The &Neves of VILLA. FRANCA addressed the Am-' removed, and those over the boxes, which only dis-7
&assailer in these terms :—" The. General Cortes, ! fi,gared the house, jedidoualy closed altegeteer.—
ifter hearing with the most extraordinary etnotion, 1 The audience were as numerous as might be- •hopesi:
the telatioa or the victory obtained by the Duke of for on a first night, and the performance of the Pan-
ICIVD/11) RODRIGO, is the fields of Salamanca, have ! tornime received with its usual applause. '
resolved that in its name, and that of his MAJESTY, CORNOEIt'a [Net:EST.—An Inquisition was taken
thanks should be giv.oi to that General, the Officers' on Tuesday evening, at the Cheshire Cheese', thef.
and troops under his command, and likewise that i sea, on the body of a Lady, who resided•iii the'
we should, without any .ceremony, wait upon and , neighbourhood, the wife of a Captain in the army,
compliment your Excollency on this happy event, I who poisoned herself by takiug a quantity of erse-
both as the representative of the great British nation, nic. It appeared by the evidence adduced, that the •
and as the brother of thegreat hero who has obscured aft:eased went to the shop of an apothecary, he:
the triumphs of the Tyrant." The Ambasssdor re-s Sloane-street, and purchased some arsenic, which she
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plied is follows:—" I am above measure gratified . stated was to destroy rats; sire called again a short'
by this attention of the Cortes, and I hope this suc-1 time afterwards and bought more. She been went to
' mess will be followed by still greater ones, and that the shop of Riley, a green-grocer, with whom she mad' the result of the whole will be, the mach-wished-for deelt' some distance from her place of residence,:
entire liberty of the Peninsula." 11. appeared very low and dejected, and talked much of
The quarterly meeting of the Independent Electors her husimild's gallantries with other female~. DI&
if Colchester, who intend to return D. W. HARVEY,, ing this discourse the arsenic began to operate, and -
Esq. at the next Parliamentary Dissolution, was held iit caused death. It appeared that the deceased had,:
'on Monday evening at the Kent and Essex Tavern, i taken nearly the whole of that which she had pur.
in Whitechapel. An elegant supper was provided ! chased, the remnant having been left in her ridicule.'
upon the occasion, of which the company, consisting I The Jury delivered a verdict of—lnaaniis.
of about four hundred persons, cheerfully partook. I 'On Friday last, a Coroner's Inquest was held he.:
When the cloth had been removed, the health of the fore Wm. Uxwie, Esq. at the sign of the London
PRINCE REGENT was proposed, e heti was drank in hospital, hi Whitechapel, on the body of Joanittik .
silent regret. Mr. KENDALL, oho presided upon Fenn, who was killAt by part of the scaffolding
the occasion, then proposcd the health of their in- erected in front of a new building, giving way and'
tended Representative, Mr. Haever, which propoe. falling on her head at the very moment she was pass-
sition he profaced with a neat and judicious speech. ing under it, along the street leading to Poplar. They
Mr. HARVEY then rose to return thanks, and took Jury returned a verdict of Accidental Death.
occasion to explain his sentiments and opinions to Yerernitoeitsm.—A ventriloquist, named Le.
the Electors, which he did in that masterly manner comte, a native of Geneva, having some time since
for which he is so justly admired. Mr. HARVEY endeavoured to turn his singular talent to advantage,...
then proposed the health of Mr. Jowls, of the Com- at Friburg, in Ssvitzerland, but being taken for a
mod Council, and when the company had done ho- sorcerer, narrowly escaped being pot to death by
nour to the toast and to the Chairman, they retired, the populace. He has. since confined his-exhibitions
each eepressing his approbation of the man so truly to more refined atidfencer, among whom he heels a. •
entitleu to their suffrages and support. double voice as well as a double face better under?
Yesterday morning, at five o'clock, the right wing stood. '' '
of the ist battalion of the Ist regiment of Foot - BETHLEM ITOSPITAL—ThsI works of this ....0.1 ifiedg,
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Guards, consisting of 800 men, grenadiers and light rapidly advance. 'The architecture is sitnele, but
, infautry, were mustered In Knightsbridge barracke,- Important : it completely answers the object foie{
' Colonel GREVILLE theme, Commander; and, be- 1 which it is destined, as iteirincipally, consists of als
ing (formed in two divisions by Captain La :ester, !outward court and two winge.of a rail eiteree: Thvi-
they marched at six o'clock, with drums beating; 1 premises which surround it
.prosnite to.the public !"
and colours flying, for Putney, where the Band ' complete establishment fortis.. axe of buntiteitir. •
left them. They then proceeded to Kingston, on lln choosins (hie place, it entered a ie.!), into tile
their way to Portsmouth,' for embarkation. The views' ef*Goverindent to eilacibY fteelLeileatablielet..
bald of the regiment played the Duke of York's 1 meet so useful and indispensable. it will no' re-
March as they passed Knightsbridge barracks, 1 quire any thing farther to render the await stately,
1 when the men, one and all, gave three hearty I than to Take a large sqdere in the 'trout. lie tiler
cheers.—Four women, having no children, in each , ! first place, it appiors not difficult from the number of
company, were allowed to go with them :in the cell. I roads by which it 6 bordered. Secondly, i will re-1
tre of the Division several of the female heroines , quire but little expence to purchase the uncultirated,
were observed marching In quick time, with the fire- I and unproductive ground; and thirdly, it is news--
luck in their hand. They received, last Monday I nary that the building shouTtl not be clone; the air
night, ten shillings each, being a part of the first pay. ought to be as pure as paisible, as neeesearliedlut
meet, becoming due, of the W 1 akheren prim-mune& establishment. 14 these improvements a Monument
Vier the inspection, yesterday, in Hyde-Park, would be raised worthy the liberality of re ge.iernue!
the Commander-in-Chief ordered every man to hay nation, which will have fulfilled a sacred duty, in•
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a shilling, to drink his Royal Highness's health, and ' adding to the comfort, and in restoring to society.,
success to the Marquis of Vliettreoroe, and the i many unfortunate individuals. . . .
troops under his command.' The clothing and ammo- I In pulling down some old houses in St. Thomas's.;
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tems for the reinforcements were conveyed in two street, the corner of Golden Lion-lane, Porism .iitrp •
large baggage waggons. Another division of the ' two letters were found in a hole in one of the chile-
Guards will march this day, should the weather con- ! neys, and a copper coin. One of the letters was
tinue fair, also for Portsmouth, to embark for Spain. dated " Clement's Inn, 25th April, 1659," direct-
The 2d Regiment of Life Guardiare expected to ed to " Mr. Edward Archer, an Attorney at Law,
march next week, their clothing beteg nearly ready. , in. St. Thomas's-street, Portsmouth." The postage
!if marked paid 2d. from Laudon. The other is from
The Drighian Herald says there is every probe bi-
%BY Of his Royal Highness the PitaNcelLtußsT pay.
l a woman to her husband. They are both in most
leg Brighton a visit, immediately on I teturn from
i is excellent..preseriation, and were sealed. The coin
his Western tour, that is, in about a fortnight's I R
a small one, apparently provincial, having on one
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thee. The Peteca'a stay will be protracted to the I side " Christopher Wont, Porchmoath." The date
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space of, at least, -three weeks. is not l ible.
. St KTEEK Titer-SAND Pon NDs.—Yesterday the Let.
The stores, &c. liken in Madrid proved extreme-
, tery began drae hug at Coopersshall, in Basittzglita.
I useful to our army. As. soon as Marquis Wee- ,
I street, and the following Capital Prizes were -old in
r taiteros approached that city, he oTdered the ague-
, Shares at Bi,u's truly fortunate Oilices, 4, Corn,
ducts which supply the Retiro to be cut, which , hilt, s n'tia 9, Charing Coss :
hastened the surrender of its garrison. We are ex- I • Nos. 3,651, 16,0001. 974, 4,0001. 3,P010, 3,0101. 600, 5001.
,tremely gratified to learn, .that the army, after all ZNAgS3I), A': gisiiogi,racta.l4sB4Pti,'"2l;l.tw"'
.lig fatigues, is by no means unhealthy.,•
Besides Three out of the Eight 1-acket. of Ti.etets,
A coat from the Admiralty of the 4th instant
la. given is last night's Gazette, stating,• • receive their money et the Contrattor's O.fices as
. the Holders of the Fortunate Shares of which may
beacon upon the Trident, or witittic
itee
46,tin_hatFatihsee i
above,
Ray, Cape of Good Hope, disappeared in the tem- 4 or Shares in the NEW on demand, or EiEraIANGE them fo
the tOth
r 'ricketsßay,
pestuoas weather which precedmi Aim .494 of elast . torreav, tolsothstwu
of next Month, coatainliertero' Prii.i'of 20,0001.
June. - w 4 stil i.: 1 Btc. etc: • - - ''' - ••:- • .
Mr. Krestoca, who left BengaLai.speasenger in ! ,ro.„.Eteupatc.gare-g„:...140.-dee owes se. several 0,,h
the, Lego Lushingloter which arrived in the last fleet, arrivals of Wheat "d she tride &If ia sale. a losneuhns_le,s
eines they left St. Helene was Washed with the dy- prices.:_ Th.:if; tnrahrVubrritb:lnttiriicletand, pMbaoul't ,r.n .1
'eatery and died, leaving a fortune of 50,0001. be. '
hind hies, acquired with !ioniser and integrity in thel may rerte.b of Data
quotedoluarteril,e.erteyneacthi4otnierri.coureiass4l4.o4l.l each hind of tt....n. are
Company's service, 40,0001. of which he has left to 7:7lnefatt:::l'44ele are also "'yr 4lt. HIM". flyNati"
ess.
awaciadScutrAmen,..and 10,0001. to two friends. . Wheat -.2:- PAs 10190 148'llicir OD* " •i • 90 95.
- -stances affecting Filityirdlu!''' 6. " . . lel 1751 ; Oat4D":111* e"li)•
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