The Statesman.
London, England, 1812-10-10 00:00:00

'AN.

STATECILIN OFFICE, TWO O'CLOCK. i —ii-Ei-thiror-7-7---".".........-1—......"...111 COUNTRY MEMBERS:
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A letter was this morning received in town, from '
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Sunderland, stating the arrival, at that port, of a XINC MlTN—Hatatio Lord watpoie and Sir It 3. Folk-
vessel which left St. reteusburgh on the /Ist tilt, , aucativostsw—Lord Vi,cquat Ebe dw sr 08
• MKTItASI7I:IIRI44I --•-• Ca W I hot an and .--"slsl°llliLaBDeetn: Esq. —ellrYes rt'!
and brings an account of a desperate battle having ~,i
been fought near th, hanks of the Oka,- on the tr. Ammo's-38x. Italie/and CliriAlTher Smith, L. 43.
17th and 14th alt. ketweeit.the French and liusoian!nbli,Fll;„l7l.7.).
i:'(:r,,,,1. g...jeLigtal:sri,„l.ol.,t.:,,,ird:-..ci:.;:,.ry.k.::C01P::,,r,,,,,,,. .
Grand Armies, and in which, after immense slaugh. I
. : CARMAR% ON—lion, Captain Paget.
CN*Zrztatasi—P°lll (islettoile* II: .iltin).-R-soibr elm.. PWet. 11
Ifallar';'4‘skar::HdlE:s. leir°01:::::
ter on both sides, victory is stated to have been at.
rm.
dared hi favour of the ltutsians. Nothing official
has been received o
lit IDlNG—tbariN 18,1‘.. I.4evre and Johu Simeon, I:sqrs..
n this subject ; and it is hard. ' Los.
CALNE—Joseph .Tekvll, I'l. and lion. James Abercrombie
ly necessary to remind our Lindero, that they
mtiit expect continual reports of this kind until tlw i.itic.Da"rur"frrn--I;;(.74:,asn".titairdt.l 'Va '. Vernon, : "4°l lq
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r.
final termination of the contest. The above
°di/ Spzum —.'uii:.s Dupre Percher and Jones Alexamder,
Letter, however, had a degree of importance at- • 5m.,11,,.ny (Low-Wm, noun 1:41. and Lori visc
Cached to it, and was handed about at the Public , 1"1"'01.ne• cute
Others of Government.
i 1 ORK --.- 140 u. I.lwrer.cr Moth; and Sir bl. M. Sykes, Bart.

zw--Junies 131iller and %%tn. Lourtenay, k'Sqrs,
1./oncitraTaa—tlarlev It. Bouverit and Robert William:s. jvc.
sqnr.
ROCRILATSIII.—.Ioho Calcraft, aril Sir T. B. Thompmn,
Bast.
It.citsvren. —llo*. John Win. wArd and Get), Phillip,, Ella
1.1 mow—Lard Clive nnd
sq
vrox—Alez. Baring and 11. Dowell (Alias, Extra.
WiNcitmrun—Sir 11. St. John Ilildusay and R. Sayler, El.
roittFr. CANTLE—Henry Itankes and P. 'W. Baker, Lbws,
Boirocuoirrn—llan. Jenkinsan and I'. Whitmore, Esq.
Bzsuuttz—llun. F. S. IC. Douglas.
C inuiut—Sir James Graham, Bart. and H. Fawcett, Esq.
El- tan —nun. Mc. Burrell and W. A. Nladocks, Esq,
CARCTERSCRT,—Sirphea It. Lashingtimind John Baker, k:sqrt.
TA %IA lIKIL-11.0111 Win. Russell an Hon. R. Fitzpatrick.
W t :AW—Robert 1191 t Leigh and John Hodgmn, Lsqrs.
Ilsvion.RT—.lobo Wharton and Charles Forties, Esqn.
Tuintrono—ltt: lion. lord J. Fitzroy and T. Creevey, Est.
Wittve.wt/Iscit—flue. Wip. Broderick and lion. W. 'fou mhynd.
STbiNiNfl —Jag: Martin Lloyd, Roc and *iv J. Ainbrey
Hunt Last—Sir A. Piggott, Ka t and It. Boat. Esq.
%%INeget.,,kk..-Iltsa. C. W. F. Valle and Cud. Itertick.
Fzirr ItErvoun-11 11,bakiestinn and Ch o. Smith, Esqrs.
Wt. Tom—llon. C. I lerbert and R Sheldon, Esq.
1/ow:ctozr —Sir T. Plummer, Kitt. and 11C. Bouverie, Ext.
811 A Pt ICSBURY —R. Bateman and 11. Gurney, Esqrs.
Loin; ritsnaur—Magrus Magenv and J. 11. Everett, No.
Saw Itottsity—Sir J. I'. 1/uckwerth, 11. and W. Nlitford,
Esq.
JOhll tiutliyan and R Presto*, Esti.
Vim. I.OpC. and Air Eyre Conte.
Poll—Lopes 295 I Conte 1I I t Wm. Busk 1I?.
MAIDSTONE—t;. Simpson, Esq. and Sir E. Brydges, Knt.
POII-3iiiipson SB9 lirydges :*t9 Luuguirn 211. TAUI 4n,
ShrettOtory, Oet. B.—Second Day.
MA. Jr. 6: Bennett Yth Benj. Kenyan, Ebq, 148
Si R. Bill lit
State of the Pall at ?lot:lngham.
Firs; DaY. Second Day.
J. Smith . 17 171
R. Arkwri;ht
*ins. Hire,
8., poettptoo y

Yesterday the SWEDISH AMBASSADOR, Part
VERPOOL, and Viscnnnt CASTLEZEAGII, had
rliences of the PRI N.: ItEOENT, at Carlton-house.
IWe have, by a private vessel, advices from Ali,
cant, to the date of the 2.15( ult. The English army
in that neighbourhood being insufficiont in force to
I prevent the junction of Sot.. LT and iccer;T, had no:
I advanced, and that junction had beett.epected i:i the
vicinity of Valetta. Contemporaneous with this ope.
ration was the abandonment by the French of all the
coast of Valencia, south of the princi;.a I city, Denia
elcepted. They still retain a poAtiott on a lofty
eminence, about 40 miles north of Alicant, from
whence they recommitred tlte country, which the',
English army under General Mairt.aep had lately
occupied.
The British army in Canada has received a rein-
forcement of 2000 men by the arrival at Quebec, of
the Ist battalipn Royals, and the 1034 regiment.—
In the event of a reconciliatiot with the United
States, this army can now furnish a large eXectite
' force to the Peninsula. The 41st and 49th regi-
ments, that were ordered home for that purpose, have
been countermanded, and detained its Canada in COD-
seq Renee of the declaration of war.
LIVERPOOL, OCT. 1.-Mr. CA NNINeS Carriage has
broken down three times on his way from Devon-
shire, which, together with the difficulty of procuring
horses, has retarded his arrival here. Mr. LITT, a
merchant of London, but formerly of this town, was
j with him at Birmingham when his carriage broke
down there, and advised him to remain there a few
hours to take some rest, and Mr. laser proceeded on
lime in a chaise and four, with all possible speed,
and arrived just at the time the procession was be.
ginning to move, supposing Mr. Cisme° would
I make his public entry. The Committee of the Right
Hon. Gentleman determined, that as every thing was
arranged. the 'procession should proceed, although
Mr. CANNING had not arrived.
IlaYstattkEe THEATRE.—TbiS Theatre closed last
night for the season.
Captain DACIA'S' account of the capture of the
Guerriere will, it is said, appear in the Gazette of
this evening.
SHEERNESS, OCT. D.—Mr. Robert Smith, gunner
of his Majesty's sloop Portia, was this day tried by
Court:martial en board his Majesty's ship Raison-1
i able, Sheerness harbour, upon the following charges :
1---4 e. Far &Hawing six men to take a boat frog:
alongside, and escape during his watch upon deck :-
2d. For not endeavouring, by every means in his
power, to bring them back. The first charge not
being proved, he was acquitted of it. The second
being proved, he was sentenced to be admonished.
DRUB Y-L ANE.—Last night, qmut nine o'clock,
the Company belonging to this Theatre were sum-
!Boned together by a general call, for the purpose of
a final rehearsal, before opening the House to the
Public. The stage was fully lighted up, and had a
rich and admirable effect. In the boxes were several
friends of the Managers, &c. and in the pit and gal-
leries a number of the workmen employed at the
Theatre, which appeared only to want a little se eep.
ing to be fit for the reception of the crowded audi-
ence who await its opening this night. A Rehearsal
of hamlet took place; and as far as we are enabled
to judge from the state of the House, thinly peopled ,
and disturbed by noises in every quarter, this
Theatre will he found as admirably adapted to the
conveyance of sound, as it is in appearance beaatiful
and magnificent. Even the whispers of a rehearsal
were distinctly heard in every part, and level speak-
ing
had a sonorous and perfect effect. At the end
of the first act, the whole body of performers ap.
?eared on the stage, and sung God Save the King.
The Dramatic Corps seemed happy to take their sti. ;
tions again on the boards of a superb National
Theatre; and among the crowd we were rejoiced to
observe many deserving favourites of ours and of the — -
Public. Mr. WHITBREAD was in the Boxes. Mr. rent:el.—Every poll within England and
RAYMOND acted as Stage Manager, as well as the
Wales nd Berwick-upon-Tweed
Ghost in Ilamkt. Mr. T. Dinote entered upon his on the day upon whirl, it is demanded, or upon the
new duties as Prompter; and every thing went off next day, at furthest, unless such day shall be Sun-
smoothly, to the great satisfaction of all.pyties. Thee' don -ern emsielbesi thedity'-ifttfr, 1141 Shall be-duly
scenery is extremetylppeopriate and well executed. and regulatlY proceeded In, from day to day, Sun-
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The coup &aril, either from the audience part to the days etcepted, until the tame be finisher!, but not
stage, or from the stage to the audience part, is grand
to-emoinue more. than' 15. days; and if such poll
and effective beyond description. ' shell continue until the 15th day then
hour of three, itt
then the same shall
We have received info:is:Rao% on which we can • be-finally closed, at or before th
place some reliance, that the main bodythe • the afternoon of the same day. '
Swedish Expedition is destined to make an attack on Poll
of
' oOCTIIIVARK ELECTION.—The state of the. .
Norway. One division, however, is to be sent to fo • of
the Borough Southwark, at Ott it. o c
strengthen the Russian force at Rip : and it is pro- r
day, was as follows :
bible, that this stipulation has induced the Emperor
ALEXANDER to consent to the arrangement for adding Henry Thornton .• .: .1721 •
J. B;Burdett ..... . : . • 4811
Norway to the Swedish dominions.
The following was the state of the Poll for the City,
' loch. this
DAVOHST Is said to have been killed early in the
battle of Borodino, and the following Plan found this Atkins - .1126
Co dat one o clock
mbe - - 4401
upon him might greatly tend to Inspirit the Russian Curtis :3946
ay,
aithiriao - YI
19.+4
- 3590 I Wood -
army, and accelerate the defeat of the French I Shaw -
Right 20,000, Centre 40,000, Left 20,000, Corps from the Pinot
having taken the title of Knight de Reserve in Columns 3,000, 1,000, &c. Trait, of
Artillery,74otal 100,000 Pounds. On a careful It re ENT.
Sir FELL% AG AR lost his elechtiotv at Sudliury, for
examination of the Notes, they, proved to he only Our Renders will see that Mr. Simateae has also
remarks on the Capital Naas in the present Lottery, lost his election at S'talford.
and which will be all drawn on Tuesday, 20th instant.
-AN EBTEAORDiNABY HEL.-011 Tuesday last, Mr. to come forams! for Middlesex.
of the keened
Buckeridge, of Bankside, caught, in the Thames, The Boston letters speak in terms
HULL.
'feet eel, of a most wonderful size. It measured four Mr. New m v, a farmer, resident et Hayes, into&
reproach on the conduct of General liu.Lacie
'feet eight inches jut length, and was three inches and peculiar do-
e half in diameter et the gills. The oldest inhabi- been received at the same town with
'tent of the banks of that river has no recollection of nephew, who commands the Constiiairon n_la
Unction, and in compliment to him, he was
yirtes
Sits 4eala 61;1? invited
a fish of that species !wine bop, coolitit is it of such to a spleedid banquet, at which visitors of a I
.
hether feao:lei or democratic, were present.
flO

11
b !Lord Rape
41, declined.
Er;Rtgql, Oct. 9.
MO oquoiNi
667 I Hunt
N4V4L iNTELLNENCE.
FORTBIIOUTH, o%t. 9.
s4llel tbc NfOle, 36 Pt"' Gaffe* N°9taltu s *ad Meru%
311 guns, Capt. Pym, for the blockade of Havre.
Arrived tlie kmobia, from the Rowns ; and the Pap
*As, idiom, from pqrk ; airy the 4an4wic4 lugger f:vm
cruise.

na yh

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601
20;

roqr troop! of the Oxford etnbarli tolsorrotr,
Nom this que4.yaral, for the Pet4hseta,

PLYMOUTH, OCT. 8.

Arrived hls Slafenty4 Alp [thin, from St. A.ndcros
from Portsmouth; Bittern, frog Llyerpool; Commerce, Si:,
an, from Qporto, bound to London ; Tiro Brothnrst fruin
Citernsay, pith bricks; and Fantome,lroto Oporto.

- tv • WLLY, Ocv, 6.
tPe S. • man of was in chow of a seitoooet.
aboat t 4.11 Mogan south of the ;vbtrids, and bred Alvin, at he
but the wind being light and night coming on It is feared she wilt
escape. There it aaother privateer to windward,