The Statesman.
London, England, 1809-09-04 00:00:00

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.W Itickibood. with
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erwatiriera fort, le the hie of
'Wight; the hi- 'Mawr. deter the Lb" and sailed
with her train toning. on the Stk of April. is rowpireg
with the Elphinstooe, Ceres, *Arley. Durretskire, Whiehd_
Widmer Conde, Pant, Exeter, Cooed*, David Stotts
Oce.te. Royal Gower, and Alms irk Castle. tram Chiba"
-The 13.cr parted from the fleet on the sth at June, in the
Mocambique channel. during a gale of wind. She ism*
from an American chip. that t:ie Essig had arrived at St.
Ortega, bet the Paz did not womb Owe, harass cmaichut
the port.

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Sailed the Autethyd frigate. Sit SI. Se% miser, tot• Ply
mouth; Ninbe frigate. and DiHerne wore-ship, with the
West ladle enavoy ; and the Rattler, Captain Tilghman,
Kith the Newfoundland convoy.

Captain Lore is appointed to the Tisipboae; Capt. Poste,
to the Partridge.

Scet. S.--Arrked the Sporrowbawk, Capt. Pringle, free
tiuerusej; and the l'rince Wiilista armed ship, front Mil.
ford.

14ailed tae Blazer goo-brig. Liett. Ranks, on • cruise.
The Breams is appointed tummy for the Dawns.

Pt.r worm, Sem 2.—Arrived the •cknoeer
Copt. Daesci, from London, w ith cotee, foe Oibciltareas
Ilse ketch llarinfor Guernsey, in b si!ast.—The l'urincuese
'choosier Piedad Qua Felicidade, with wise, frost Oporto.
-The Spank-At logger St. Anna, Manuel de Rspaga, mastet,
from Mondaca, In Sptin, with iron, tire!, Spaniels
logger Nostra Sanwa DA a Mercy, from same place, lades
with sundries, ami the Spanish lugger Nostra Steam Arend
Marc, Joins Baptiste, with data, alt busad is Cadiz ; &-
tabled by the John Ball privateer, of this port.—The Ac .9M
fripte, with a Sect of transports. having an board prisoaem
from the West ladles, last from Parbessouth.

Sailed Ste Pm-opiate and Woolair.' eaore-shipe, with no*
rises fur the ship ur war in tie Mediterranean. Sailed
jobs the outward-6.4nd Mediterranean Stet sum St the bars
boor, with a See breeze of wipi at East; also the lAlterd,
fur Oporto.

DEAL, Seri. 3.—Friday make a►out SO sail a tram•
Forts from Fleshing% having amulet an beard, arrived ia IMP
Downs; and last eight and this day several of Mee masa
from this place for Ramagate, where it is reported they ant
disembark. Several of the skips have received wssidllt
able, and kw bare returned without some damage.
By a Gentleman who arrived from Camvere yhterday we
learn, that oar troops in the lila of Waieberea are ki a very
sickly state; that ia some Regiments upwards of Mama aft
.irk, mid for the presewt wit for terries; and that •11 the
arrhnu•e: in Caunvere are in regai,itioa for their rerrinius.
Oar troops are evacuating Smith &Inland m quick +• pen.
Able; and it is their intention to bring assay the brass Cinema
winch they hate taken front the enemy.

The folio% ing i. tte r has been received from en
Officer commeedin4 one of the frigates under the
orders of Commodore OREN, in the Vulke Hack:

66 Orr %VI/. CI ASST.% DT, ACG. t7.--oThe
was the day fixed fur commencing operations
against Lillo ; but the inundations err so intensive
its every direction, and the enemy are so strong at
Antwerp and at Bcrgen.op.Zoum, that the idea
of advancing in that direction is abandoned; and
ice hear that a large detachment of our army is to
attack Williamstadt and Iftlroetsloys. In the
latter place there are only 1600 men, and at the
former there arc one ship of 90 gutis one largo
frigate, two schooners, and 40 goo-boats, under
the command of Admiral Dc WV NTEIt, and other
gua-brats are dailyjoining him fruin
66 The squadroiAndcr Commodore Owcw,
consisting of theVdde, Hussar, Th'dia, Raven,
/lodger, Renard, Protector, Indignant; Attack,
and extends from Ilrowerbhsveti into
the Von", Unalt. The Raven. cJavnandol bj
Captain HAIICIIETT, who lately displayed 11.) seen
gallantry btifote Flushing, forms the advanced
guard towards Willitmstadt. 'We look fur Sir It.
!Wyss, nab part of his squadron, in a day or
tau."

Letters from the Continent mention, that a con.
vention had been entered lute between th►t Courts
of St. Petersburgh, Stockholm, anti Copenhigeirr
for the maintenance of peace in the Baltic. They
also state that England has co►►sented to allow sup...
plies of provisions to he sent to Norway. An
edict to the following effect was published on the
•26th of July by the Danish Government. it or.
den, " That all the neutral or probable neutral
holders of accepted bills ►►hirh had been dra►.n
from England upon the Merchants of Denmark,
at the commencement of the war, and which were.
deposited with the Commissioners at Altura, ac.
cording to a notice from Government, shonld come
forward within a year to receive their money or
property bark again. At the expiration of the
twelve months, the articles deposited will become
the property of the Government. Such as
have nut been give► over to the Commissioners,
are now ordered to bo delivered up within three
months, it, order that the holders may receive
the benefit of the
.present decree."

Slme Paris Papers to the lGth ult. ulsich r:och-
ed town on Saturdar, contain the orders of the
French Government, forwarded on the 3d s.lt. by
the Minister of General Police, eh arg-41 rulinter:s*
with the interior, to the Prefects of the laic
'trainees, immediately to call out and to render
moveable the stational guards of thu'e countries,
itni to hotel Crem at the disposal of the Coninsansi..
ant-General of the coasts, fur the purpose of assist-
ing iu defending those provinces against the British
troops, and a statement of some of the proe,:r.—
ings of the Prefects in organitisig the national
guards, and preparing them for service.
Saturday's mail Trom Heligoland states, that the
Dmisit garrison of the fortre” of Christian•ost,
in Bornholm, had revolted. imprisoned the G.-
ventur and Officers, and embarked on board
two ships and two boats, for the purpose, es it/
stated. of deserting to the British squadron, inv.
ing prerion.ly spiked the cannon of the lortreo:.
They were met, boomer, soon after their ',kiting;
to sea, by a,Dattisit privateer, which captured this
two boats, but the ships mart!.

Since the block*de of the !Morino., the Gl.
vernor, approltrosise of a lauding ett some pa,*
of the roast, hos erected batteries, lorenchened
the turitaustians, :4041 aitopted other t:deolite
..caattraa.