The Statesman.
London, England, 1812-12-05 00:00:00

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Dispatches received at the Admiralty from Admiral
lion, dated on board the Edgar, in llawke Roads,
state the arrival of a fleet of transports, with stores,
ammunition, arms, and clothing, for the use of the
Russian armies.

Yesterday being the day appointed by his Royal
Highness the PRINCE REGENT to receive the Address
of the Convocation of the Clergy, the Convocation
assembled at the Jerusalem Chamber, Dean's-% ard,
IVestminster, and proceeded at three o'clock, in
grand procession, to Carlton House, the Bishops
being dressed in their lawn sleeves and robes, and
the other dignified Clergy in their canonicals. 'rho
Archbishop of CANTERBURY, *thew* 1 by his asp.
loins ,_• the Bishops of Lox no,r, Li xcoLsr, SALlgit It E,
and Oarenn ; the Dean of Claus-contact' ; Dr.
ILtt.t.., as Prolocutor ; Dr. FINES, Prebendary of
Westminster ; Dr. Vecr., Archdeacon of Litchfield.;
Dr. He :ins, Residentiary of St. Paul's; the:ll„er.
Mr. POT; Archdeacon of St. Albans; and others.of,
the Clergy attended, ,t,ionn after their arrival they,
were conducted by the Lona CHAMBERLAIN to the
' Patvas REGENT, who was seated on his Throne to
receive them. The Address was read by the Arch-
bishop of CAsercnaver, and the Pntxce. was pleased
to return a most gracious answer.—liis Royal 'Ugh-
ness was attended by the Ft rtsr Loan of the MIA-
Wit Ir, the SECRET AII Y Of ‘4T ATE for the Howl. DE.
EARTMENT, the MAsrce of the lionse, the COMP-
TROLLER of the Hoc:rums°, the TREASURER of the
Ituestuot.e, the Lotto GROOM and Eetscanas in
WAITINGo—flig Royal Ilightit.is gave audiences to
IViscount SIDNIOUTII and the Earl of Ltycneoot..
Yesterday morning, shoot five o'clock, Captaio
, Wit.t.i ‘l4 O'Biti ex Devi's-, of the Bearer sloop of
war, arrivNint the kdmiralty, midi dispatches from
, Rear-Admiral Hoer-
A proposition is to he made to Parliam..nt on
'Monday, far a provision for the Marquis of Wvt..
, &rostrum, corresponding with his high rank and emi-
' nent sin ices.
1 The important intelligence from Resit~ was corn.
tetnnitawed to the public yesterday, at the Adntiralty,
its a novel, hut very peeper manner, by frosting the,
Bulletin shoat the gates of that Office.
The Russian Fleet, about twenty sail of the line,
arrived off Gottenburgh, from the Baltic, through
. the Belt.
The English have been represented as a CA LCU.
L%TITO nation; but here, as elsewhere, the nation
may be etisrepresenteff, and he not a little out its
their calculation; for they are the only nation where
there is a premium upon the public expence!—where
the architects and some of the politicians have a
rotrytnsce for their pay ! The offer made by the
Tellers of a part of their atonally is an acknowledg-
ment of its existence.
The gallant 2d battalion of the sth regiment of
' Foot, about 50 in number, who have so distinguish-
ed themselves in Spain, landed at. Plymouth, ott
Wednesday. Their colours here honourable marks,
of distinguished courage. They are marched to
Legs-bridge barrac.ke, to join 400 fine young fel-
lows, vetunteers from the different militia regiments.
The 55th regiment (conceeoing which serious ap.
'prehensions bees,' isp,be entertained) arrived yes.
wrdav le site Mose, in three traceperts, from Norfili
'Welds. . . • ")
. The whole wily Is hereafter to be fernished with
linepacks of the semi description, according to a
)(Med pattern, approyed uf by the clothing Board of
General 000111 elk 1%
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been fri11441.0, 41). 4105 Pit, cl#er.Y
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