The Statesman.
London, England, 1810-04-21 00:00:00

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runTsmointi, APRIL 1' o:;,...jkfirfiteil Mei,
'eel:, 74 gnus, Honourable paptain Carlon,
from Rio de .14neirp ; and the Racehorse) 18
rut, Captain Fisher, from the Eastward.
the Statay, 64 glutei Captain Mind%
to the Eastward.

pvexotrruf Aran 19.—Arrived the derive,
Oich. Butlaud, Master ; and New Diligence,
Pumas Scott, Nlister, stere.sliipti, from Rio de
Janeiro ; the Portudittese ship Flora de Pernans.
bac°, Captain Deeastvo, from the Brazils, with
c.,tcgt and sugar, armed with 16 guns; and 25 men.
—.This vessel fell in with a large French brig pri.
v,iterr, about five days since, to the westward of
I;.cil:y, which she beat off, after a gallant action.
.A!!.., arrived the Lyra gun-brig, from a cruize ;
the Portuguese Schooner Dois Coniaoins) Ileth
Merry, Master, from Lisbon, with ftaz-seed, &c.
!plum! to Belfast, detained by his Majesty's sloop
.ygeourad. Also arrived a 7.l.gutt ship in Caw.
sand B.ty (one of the IVltife Squadron), her name
Not yet known 4
Sailcd the Orcoto brig of war, with a convoy fur
the Downs ; the Matilda East Intliamah, under
convoy of the Lopreing revenue cutter; and the
Bruck Joke lugger, to the westward.

Put back the Orestes and Lapwing) with their

cenVoys.

Drsr., Apait 20....Rqmains in the Maras, a
large fleet of outward-bound, and his Majesty's
skips as per last. •

GRAnsENi), Arm 20..-• A! rived VIC Edward,
Hatison, from Heligoland ; Charles, 'Taylor,
from New York; Young Caroline, Waters;
and the Stuat:huh, --, from Nallit. •

Sailed, the Pitt, Foster, fur Jamaica ; Lady
Collingwood, Salmon, fur Lisbon ;, and the Peggy,
*Dale) fur C 411121.

:Yesterday ills illa./sit4e, the Princesses An.
OLIVA and SOPiIIA attended Divine Service at St.
George's Chapel; Windsor.
. Yesterday being flood Friday, the Dukes of
Trial( and CdXsitaboa attended Divine Service at
the Chapel Royal:
Thursday being Maunday Thursday; the Bishop
of Lorivort held a confirmation St the Chapel
',oval, St. James's Palace, and Confirmed about
forty-of the jdnlot katiehas of the Nobility. The
ticese tstaadoritt of WALL', attended by the
hop of SAlalittlY) Was present, to see, the
iartmony.
tzocuttlx*.—tarly Yesterday Morning, the
second datighter of i wealthy trietchant doped,
sarornpanied bi a female cent:1(10ot, with a Mili-
tary 0 fleet; from the residence of her father, in
the neighbourhood of Bloomsbury-square.
A letter fends Trinidid, of Feb. 16, received at
tlatgosr last Tuesday, says; " An American fri.
gate, of 60 riot, searched two nesse], the other
day outside of the Grind Been. Two alfulavits,
by the teptaini, are in the Custom.house. The
'reason the American Captain gave for his conduct
was, that the American, ships bad it good a tight-
to search is &Risk."
Iri the latt Dutch Papers; a Very Important De.
tree of the Danish Goicinment is noticed. It it
stated, oti the authority of a letter fioni Copest.
liagen, that the Danish Chandery has issued ant
order relatibe to Capttires kid Prizes, arid which;
smong variont hevi regulatitiris, contains the fol-
lowing t.—" Wherallt free skips snake free goods;
no vessel beleriging tb a neutral er friendly Peirce
ttatt he detained, to whomsocier the cargo may
belong, provided thd ship's papers are found to be
nod, and the vessel is not laden with contraband
tit tear for Etigland, or is not in other respects
et suspicious character. On the cotitrary, if the
ship be not free, it folleats is a consequence that
the cargo is not free."
Th last 1 from Go ADALOOPE.-- _arrival
ihds has brought some particulars connected With
the capture of Guadeloupe; the nature of which is
both a subject of surprise and regret. It is stated
the GO:itte E±traor'diffary on the 16th tilt.
that ,4 the Grenadier Cotopanied of the 2d and
4th Battalions of the 60th Regiment, iintwith:
standing every etertion of their gallant Officers;
did not condtiet themselves to the satisfaction of
general liancou af.'"the following statement
Is due to the British ()Ricers who had the coma
mind of these men, and to the siatilte British
troops engaged in that service :—The companies
alluded to, it is said, positively deserted their Of.
fifer (Cape. Mittman), at a moment when, the
most decisitre opportunity presented itself of ever.
‘vheitiving that part of the enemy's forte to which
they *ere opposed. to account for this singular
fact, it is staled that the grenadiers of the 60th
arc not British, but are principally fnreliners. It
it eerlsinly proper, that ih gieing the following
Divisional Arlie's, doing justice to the British.
Olken, this het should he made knelled.
DIVISIONAL ORO:Mk
heights introit's of Delmer, Coadahnte. tell: 5, 1510.
Tl:•igsolirr-Several NIA itelleitssissites tattiest oppor-
-rate his &ley has petstint4 Matt, of espressing hit perfect
I.4foraetioo id Hie going raodart of on the troops engaged
so those heights as the 1.1 loos* ; bet bh frets it parti4 elmrly
requisite to Wort his adislestlebof the gallantry displayed'
IN) the grenadier nottglaey of the 41" teghlirin; and the cool
and nearly eenduer at taw rib e4eauedire of the IthYtd 'Rea
India Rangers. Is is 'Word. laR iodbpestable,
to
"mark. nest the greoodlei esospeskil Odle Simi 4th WIN.
uses of tote 6thh regiment, ORO a Morli7itit rzetletio• '4O
Ise istsetattue eetaeed he.she Yet of the Imps ; bet it h
doe lei the (Akers Of throe rempsaies he add: that Ott Mk-
nen ithedersols sibliklio Pamir, to truest--those of the
4th bitttallns of grenadier* having bets obliged 10 resew
Ir"Sollett 1 sad Captain ilesrian. enenonnottlei the Deno-
Clefs of the Rk MO% (111,61714 a yitit, was
• skill, shirts Mine bins to every praise."