The Statesman.
London, England, 1810-12-03 00:00:00

Manuel Quiroga, Don Juan Pusto Arenas Don
Biofrico, Don Jose Xavier Ascusubi, Don Itico-
las Aquifer*, Don Juan de Larre, dec. The pat rules
nausealiately sallying forth, composed •of the Limi.
rattan soldiers, on ,horse and foot, put to death every
!Su tlfyy Italy steps women, ataialtildteit.
In this Aootisiott tho Bishops
,and Priests came
out,: cnthiusnitting to appease the tininilfs which
1 was now risins beyond. contruttl. The people being
iutioliithglnit 140 lowo—ansagisen up to be sacked
by the soldiers, whao ;torch warehouses, and
•
dwellings were emPtied. Its the liou,u of -Don
Louis Cifuen tee, they obtainesl 11,Q0Q tb.!!!!irl, Tho
weft-assorted store of Don Manuel Minket, was
qnterely dektroyed, as well al those of many others,
to the amount of 50,000dpIlars, These events took
place the same. The city being garrisoned
by thcartilkry and troops in the night, no occurrence
took place; Itot on the following date was published,
by beat of drum (as well to restrain the excesses of
the• troops, who still condoned to riot in murders,
and all the horrid outrages et a barbarous sol.
diery sacking a populous city) as to give notice,
that as the slid prisoners were the origin of this
disorder, they should be pareued with every ewer,
lion to bring them to justice. The people, how.
ever, continue d to 44 fly to arms /, to arms i" -and
the country for dee aides round, rising en masse,
the Governor thought proper to form a Jams of
I the acclesiastieel and secular Cabilsliis, with the as.
riifence of his Excellency the Bishop. lu that
Jilfila'wall resolved on,. the Decree, absolving all
Muse inculpated, as well for the 1()th August of the
Lust year, as for the present assault; and ordering
1 the troops to retire to Lima.—But this last
.otter
j was not complied with; for oti the following day
1 the troops were still combating the people. •
1 " The tireguing is a copy of the dispatch from
I Popayan, by Don Carlo Montusar, the, *oth of
tigust past.
" TORIt I:S. PEN EItES..RIVELIO. Secretaries."

.Nsw.Yotta, Nov. s.—The commerce of this
city was never_iu to flourishing a state as at this
moment ; &Wilt 30 large vessels, the most of them
with rich carpel, !maul! 41 this. port yesterday,
114 d bad it not beton for the storm, ,it is probable as
many mare .would have arrived this day. 'rids is
rather better than embargo times. We'expect Mr.
Gallatin's Report this Session of Congress will Out
please the Democrats more thin•the one he pub-
lished the last Session ; as it ssill exhibit proof po.
skive that our own rixtrictions on commerce. are
more injurious to the' coentry,than any which can
he laid by foreign Powers., The most violent stutui
has hero at New York that ever wog Lonwo. •

Air. Matib Due.
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Watetfurd 1... 1
toils • 0
1 • . Lisboa ... 041
0

Fat ICE 01 STOChs EMS IIA TAT (INK x)CLOCA.
3 per Cent. Red. 6.5 k 3 per Cent. Gin". OM
()mina. 3 dis.

THE STATESMAN.

LONDON :
DIONDAY, DECEMBER 3, 1810.

STATE OF MIS MAJESTY'S HEALTH...
Wiadsor Castle, Dec 9 tided:, p.n.
44 His MAJEtrry has continued the whole day
fall as well as he was the morang."

" Dee. 3.
" The Ktio hostas! a good night, and is still a
Buie better."

(Signal as an

• . WOILLETINIIISSUEI) YtSTERDAY.
Wheimr Guth, Dec 1, half-pad eight, p. m.
" There is siti Nitterial alteration iu liia MAJES.
TT9S. esupplaitollitoe.oinnistig.'9

' • " Dee. 2.
" 'His Mast' ee..bas passed is goad Asigat, and
appears a littlobanarThis morning."
(digit so sigma Y.

Thitt day arrived a. Lisbon— Mail, bringing Wel.
Mottos certainly of an• important unitive. There
is little doubt that Aftsiema is retreating, but from
what cause, or with what object, it is not quite
easy to say. Thu subject, however, is more than
ever interesting, and public anxiety is greater than
ever. Lard WIILLINGTON; if he hate &Superior,
effective force, a force.on all parts..orwhich he can
Asks. .may. tio sts extromety reduce, ..it mist. annihilate
or disperse the 14'reileh army ; and in feet, he seems,
to have the idea that he shall do so.,•.—Yet,
•he too has hazards, to encounter. But we Would
not diminish expectation, when' 'the Jesuit mast
he so soon known. Government, no doubt,
will have the earbiebt possible information ; and all
the Public have to ask of them now is, that, what.
ever may be the result of their plans, they will not
unnecessarily wound the public mind, by silence,
or fabricated or mutilated accounts.

The following Letter from Falmouth, corro.
',orates the sir:counte its the Portuguese Papery.—
In the last paragraph it opeaks of the Jasper
rrporting, that when abo was about to Sail, tti
telegraph announced 'that the ershiet were Skit.
suishing.•• In thoseepeetite positions of the two at.
tales, in motion tati, yrlh are,, whatever
,Aisessedie's
motives or &areal X 11? be, it le pretty certain Oat
a jetteral lost.,lthe,eitnns4 Ague •Ile easily Avoided.. by
*her fee i%stalrosty tl-013 niument
blimpost *.mativi,,une • •
• 0144.1i1vv0i1i,,iy..3,1:-;—Arrioild his 51.4..styis !
eicigli" V4'49,41 Mill. dud disorckt.

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'I HE' STATESMAN.
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from Lisbon, seven days passage. Accounts by bit
state, that the French army being driven to tll.
treater fur want of provisions (not having had
bread- for six clays), commenced a retreat 'on the
15selast‘ut, pfier epikiug all theit heavy artillery,
and leaving behind them all their heavy baggage,
&c, They again halted on the 17th last. near Thu.
mar; but as Lord IV et.t.terrrow, with 70,000
troops, in high health and condition, 'lad carets'r
the tights WIP, _following them up Aunty, sinless
M.%SSENA atiln retreated, a battle in Wdey or two,,
was considered inevitable, His Majesty's ship
4enobics was lying in thoTague,' at Single aniritor,
I in readiness to start with the first news, so that in,
}formation of the highest importance may be daily
expected : desertions from tbist enemy bare been
immense,
lint Majesty's ship Dolphin, with st
SS sail of
transports, having on bard deserters (ruin the
French army, sailed from Lisbon Cu, England the
day. before the Jasper left the Tagus, The last ac,
MAIMS from the army stated, that the head-quarters
of the French army was then at Santarem. Yes-
terday the Jasper spoke the Dispatch and Princess
Elizabeth packets (which sailed from hence on •
Tuesday), •IS miles S. W. of Scilly, wind then W,
N. W, The IVaisinghaos and Diana pickets,
wlsiols &mild base sailed from Plymouth same day
(Tuesday), stilt remain there.
"At the moment the Jasper was about to sail froes
the 'Nets, the telegraph announced that the armies
*ere skirmishing. General Iltcr, with 14,000
troops had crossed the Tagus to out off the enemy's
retreat by Abrantes, or through the Aleutejo,“

American Papers to the 30111 ult. were received
on Saturday. We must refer to our Extracts from
them, as we hare no space for comment. They
are, however, greatly intercstiug.

German Papers to the 18► l, ult. havearrived. The
following articles are from the "Ike:burgh Corre-
,
spondenten or the 17th : • •
Ilausuaou, Nut. 16.—The following notice
was yesterday posted up hero :
" The merchants wore hereby informed, that
pursuant to the decision of his NW err r the Essen.
ROB andlirno, the rum and molasses at presets*, in
Holstein, if declared before the 20th of November,
may enter Ilainburgh upon payment of the follow.
ing duties. viz. niulasses 30 f. tho metric onintal, and
rum 1 f. 50 c. per litre."
Scnwitz, Nor. 12.—The introduction and sale
of.Cottec in this Canton have been prohibited.

• 'Yesterday morning the Qualm and PRINCES'S{
keard Divine Service performed in Windsor Gistle,
nail afterwards took an airing to Frogmen!.
The Duke,of CA 11 BRUM E has the management of
the arrangements necessary to be made at the
QUEEN'S Palace for the reception of the KING and
Royal Family.
Ono of thu Royal carriages and six' horses, with
a number of outriders, in 11.4al liveries, as
the Queen's Douse, in the Park, yesterday Own,
00011. It was supposed to he the Kisco ; but we
apprehend that it aas only a part of his suite, pre.
paratory to his own removal.
The young Earl AvvvaLey, whose name has
been so much' banned about in the Irish Law
"Courts, is at present pursuing his studies at an aca-
dewy at Blackheath.
Saturday ailvices were received from Catalonia to
the 6th of October, including a Guyette Kalmar.
(Unary of that rrevinre, contaatiing the IC•.
count of a masterly march wrforuted by General
O'Dommet.t. and a body of his troop", Wm Ter.
capita to the environs of Gerona; aod of a sub,
sequoia and must successful atrompt. made epee five
French posts on the coast to thristikth-east,' of that;
fortress.
General T 11 ENTON'S regiment, the 11. t Light
Dragoons, is ordined to proceed to Wes froto the
Cape.
Letters from Dominica of the 6th of Ocleber,
•stato. the troops to be very sickly at that Mace ;
the 4th battalion of the 60th regiment, have lost
150 men within a short time, and has only two of.
ficers fit fur duty.
The 54th regiment, which has been for some years
in the West Indies, is ordered home to recruit.
This once lee corps has suffered much by the di.
mate.

His Majesty's ship Perlen, lying in English Isar.
hour, A.ittigua, during the hurricane mouths, has
suffered from .the diseases of the climate'to .
alarming degree. The mortatity tat fallen heaviest
on the officers of. the ship, and the marines
but the crew almost to a man halo been attackod
with fever. The following Hat of aleathi may be.
depended on
Mr. John Howell, 3d Lieutenant; Mr. J. D. Ilardinglinin,
Piggeri Lieutenant George Itoluss?tia, Royal Marines ; Lieu-
SLIM* Thomas Gelshs, Royal Manors; Mr. Orroek, (humeri
Mr. Preenum, liant.swaiiii Mr. Charles' reetroo, Assi•thm-Sor-
geon; Mr. Daniel Prime. Midshiposhot ; Mr. (:ttires,. School-
in;u4er ; Mr. IM;;11.11, Ma'ter's Mite; Mr. Crawford, Mas-
ter's Mate; Mr. I) mid Prime, Malthiposan; Mr. Hastol,
Midshipman; and nearly 30 seamen, snarines, and hoys.
A t the last Glasgow circuits a person of the name
of OistLvta was tried for the-murder of his wife,
found guilty, and ordered for execution. ll:•nbis
having occurred with respect to the evidence, the
ease was submitted to his NI AJESTY, whoa as pleased
to grant a respite fur a time, which *feted on the
.28th of Noven:ber. It appeire'from thrScesf Pa.
pers of the 231, that fttrther'ralitiloturfostrtceti
days had arrived, uhich tnaat have Lien
his AlaJEst x'a illness. Who cau.sar, then, that,
the Royal functions are sittpettatt rho
is, who exercises them
The Prince of. llvetvtXiat (Tallerrand), Ate-
' cording to private letters trout 'Prance, hail be for
several weeks rendered incipable of transacting any
business, by an attack of the gout, which, ilk
; the uptei4to of his. phys.;cians, fd some time threat.
M 4.1 his lift, 14e +l.t<. ik.iwyvvr, htit