The Statesman.
London, England, 1813-12-23 00:00:00

the thrones and all
right has he to think himself
by only being compelled '
disgracing, humbling, -
rounds him ?"

Coetettaissi, _
mid the idea gives great

in a fair train for
Courts and 'our Cavern,
arrived here a few days _
ferences with the Minister for, Foreign Affairs,
and it is supposed we will throw off the French
yoke, and join the common cause. of all Ea.'
rope. ft is understood that one of the Conditions iy
that Denmark shall furnish 30,000 men to serve
against Franei.
GOTTLNBUNGIII DEC. 11.—We have reports of
Denmark being on the eve of joining the goo&. cause,
with a determination to extirpate the tyrant. Should
these prove correct, no doubt Norway has been
ceded to "this country:

propagated itself widely and with
great rapidity, but it did not occasion the ravages
which have been expected from a virulent epidemic,
as is manifest from the preceding numbers.
In sects epidemics, a third or a fourth of the
patients regularly die; but it appears that in this
case the deaths never amounted to one-ninth, and
in the regulatorder• the deaths in Cediz may be ex-
pected to amount to.eight per day. Though the po-
pulation of Cadiz is now declared to be restored in
health, an observation of 14 days will be requisite
before absolute freedom can be allowed in removals
from place to place.
I-- In addition to the contents of recent Dutch Papers
which we gave yesterday, we add various other ar.
Aides of intelligence from the oels.,eources. The
importance of the informatiim they emtvey, is much
lessened by obvious exaggeration in some respects,
and great uncertainty is others. Perhaps one of the
least auspicious circumstances attending this com-
mencing revolution, is the ignorance, or inaccurate
knowledge the people of one of the towns of the
United Provinces have of the condition of another
witMn 10 or 20 miles of it. We have, however,
,communicated all that• has, come to our hands as
news ; and we muttAelive the whole to the good
seise of our Readers, or to time,.to prove the value of
the promising auguries conveyed by their authors.—
Among the German articles of infelligence, the first,
dated Leipsic, is deserving notice, as giving an ac-
count of the motive, or justification, as it is called,
of Gen. Baron TUIELMANN, for having quitted the
Saxon to enter the Rossian service. • We think it a
little Strange that this explanation has been given
at al!, since it has been so long deferred.
The Gottenburgh Mails contain a report of high
political importance, were the subject of it to be

verified. It is no less than that Denmark is on the
eve of joining the cause ofjhe Allies against France;
inferring thbrefrom, that Norway is to be ceded to
Sweden.
A communication from off Helvoetsluys af-
firms in a positive manner, that 64 Lord CLAN.

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(from one peculiar
pommy, and from the
spot from whom he may
Lordship, we insist,
. Member of *Cabinet
Country will stand in nett'
Champion on the above
achievements of her mi.

FOUi 'AA OP tHr.

Est.misbrit, Drc. 20.—Since'wriring this 05ei.;,,,,
have learnt the following intelligence :—The pr_
press brings a clear Bill of Health from Cadiz, whets
the sickness had entirely ceased. Numbers of the
fleet *IAA sailed from Portsmouth on the 27th eh.
under convoy of his Majesty's ships Indus, Queen,
and other ships of war, were dispersed in a heavy
gale of wind on the Ist, 2d, and 3d; several had
arrived at Corunna and Ferrol.

Letters were received at Cadlz from Gibraltar the
day the packet left, stating, that four sail of the line
bad been taken off Toulon by Sir EDWARD Ptra.rw.
—The Duke of Montrose packet sailed from ltio
Janeiro on the 17th of October, from Bahia on ti,e
10th of November, where she left the Towrighoui
Rant ors the 17th of November ; in tat. 13. 11.
long. 34. 45.; spoke the Rachel and Ann from
Burnes Ayteslor London.

The Congress American frigate, was at Sierra on
the bth of September, where she had taken on hoard
a large supply of provisions; but where she had been,
or where she was boend, no one oopld tell.--A con.
'lvy was to sail from Rio two days after the packet,
ender convoy of three frigates.—The Express packet,
above-mentioned, is from Cadiz and Coronae, two
days from the latter.—The Duke of Montrose packet,
also above-mentioned, has just arrived, after hating
been captured by two French frigates, and given u.,
to the crew.

STATESMAN OFFICE, TWO O'CLOCK.

Messrs. MILLS and YOURES, two Messengers, nr.
rived this morning at the Foreign Office, in Dow
Ing-street, with dispatches from Lord CATHCART.—
The intelligence brought by them is said to be of
importance.

RISE. OF THE STOCKS.—There has been a cousi.
derable rise in the Funds ibis week ; thtl Omnium
from 91 premium on Saturday lest, being done this
morning at 15 per cent. premium. A rumour was
spread that French Papers had been reroivell. eicilg a
pacific complexion to the proceedings of the French
Legislative Assembly.

i Citorir has sent off a packet express, with dispatches' Mr. litsrot FACET., now acting as the Dutch
for'Uovern meat; Containing information that the , Ambassador, is in daily attendance at the Foreige
Grand Allied Army has crossed, or is crossing, the :-
Office. On Monday he received diepatehea Irons
Wilt*, and that the head-quarters have been, or will
Holland, and by the same conveyance letters were
. brought for the Duchess of YORK.
be, immediately established on the left bank of that' -
Tuesday four Frenchmen arrived at Dover, from
river."—lt is impossible, after so many different an. the opposite coast. They
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nouucements of this formidable measure of the ' state, that their motive
Al- I was to avoid the Conscription, which is enforced
, lies crossing that armigerant river that our Readers I with the greatest severity in France.
should not receive every new injimation of the grand I It is whispered in the fashionable circles, that the
Otsigit with mush hesitation. For our own parts,iinteresting conversation which lately took' place k-
w* do ; since, should it have taken place, it has ; tweet! two Illustrious Personages, has ttanspirml,
the same having been communicated at a recent
overturned all the speculations of reflecting States-
meeting near Hyde Park-corner, where it was not
men of what is likely to happen, with respect to a • r
• likely to remain a state Secret.
pacific negociation ; and whenever it does happen, it The Princess Cusneozze spends her Christmas
must undoubtedly prove a difference exists betweeq the with the gums and PRINCESSES at Windsor.
Belligerents as to the very ground-work on which the Yesterday morning the Patrice ItEn.cv-r's sati,ila
wished-for peace may be supposed to rest. If we may horses left town, for the seat of the Duke of flu r-
judgeby the opinions of the British Public: in general, LAND, to be in readiness for his Royal Highness oa
and especially by that part of it which assembles at the his arrival there.
Royal Exchange, we are sore the event so an-
The sister of Sir ROBERT WILSON, to which gentle-
man Mr. Bosvleet has left 50001. was married to .1
flounced, or expected te take place, is thought more brother of the testator (Colonel BosvILLE). and
of on the other side of' the water. than on this. In- oho was killed in Flanders at the battle t f Liu-
deed, in no part of ourexpeeience, do we remem- celles, %%hen serving under the Duke of YORK.
ber ever to have had se little truth, or matter of The following accounts of East India shippin;
fact, in a volume of intelligence from tlte Continent, , have been received at the East India House, viz :
Is within these few weeks. A few grains of corn !
t The Cambrian, country ship, from 11.mgal and
' Madras, arrived off the Isle of Wight the 19. h in-
and apeek of chaff. A Corres p ondent, writin g on I
stant ; sailed from Bengal loth July; from Matleir
this topic, says, and says— 1 4th August ; arrived at St. Helena October:
" The statements id the variops Dutch Papers are, land sailed from St. Helena, 24th October.
oas you will find, little to he relied opon,"and, 'in- j The Sir Godfrey Webster arrived at Bombay in
:deed, it is with some difficulty that the truth can be ' May last, with the loss of her masts.
sifted from ' the dust and rubbish of the times,' I The Diana left Bengal Ist
wig
iv-Atg (,:sualtrian ow the tiseleptember to the east.
which every breath puts
.ininotSew to . laud 00....:_
4et wardiof tll6-Cape of Good Hope.
'Colonel in the Prussian service, who left the Scheldtthathis Majesty's ship _x_alas a.. 0
F It is Stetted
only two days since, thinks it likely that Antwerp , lose*, Ceylon on the 4th July ; all the crew and
,
may make a strong resistance, in consequeece of the pac'ketsatsved. The ships from China that had bee ti
stores and treasures deposited in the arsenals there; ;soder ter convoy sailed from Madras on the 4th
but, with all his local knowledge, he could ‘ven..
• of August.
I The Earl Howe • had gone into dock on the sth
tune to give no decisive opinion. This shows how,.
Julandthe N . ) '
July ;
ilf` i II
little dependence is to be placed upon those positive
.sailed in company with the Cuorbi.iun, put link
statements that the Dutch Newspapers daily cots. ! leaky. •
take" . . The Bellerophon, and other ships, arrived on Men.
The iudden, the great rise, in the price ofanniuer,• day, at Portsmouth, from Newfoundland, A sergo
convoy sailed in company with them, but sepatatett
yesterday and this morning, must necessarily have 4
in a gate. of 'wind: ono of the convoy arriied es.
occasioned much, and, perhaps, various, specula- A,
ronday afternoon at Portsmouth, Slid brings itosi!l.•
liens and opinions about the rause of it.l At the. gence' of seien of the ships that competed pall of tae
very moment when positive declarations are made convoy, hid fallen into the hands of a French frigate.
by Foreign Papers, which ought not to be uninform. The Duke of BEDFORD and family arrived at I'„
ed of the supposed facts or occurrences they pro- . bon on the Ist inst. The Duchess and Lady ts
MONTAGUE had not suffered from the veYBSe•—.
mulgate, and which are also confidently related in They are to fake up their residence at the house of
private correspondence, every correlative or sur- Lord wv IV ELLINGTON.
rounding circumstance contradicts the whole. The -1 me
A flutelOfficer arrived in town yesterday who
expectation of a Pasce atone can account for left the Hague on Friday. Before his departure
what otherwise would be a mysterious phrenzy. accounts had been rescued of the Allies hiving
We shall not be surprised to hear •of .crossed the Rhine ; rind reports were very peefaimt
al
a properly qualified person being infmesliate.. at the Hague of disturbances having taken place. .
Paris. Bergen-op-Zoom and Gorcum still remained
ly dispatched to Frankfort, the seat of pas r
•in the hands er.tae enemy, and no regular treoei•
cific conferences, to watch over the interests of had how-
' d
yet appeare before Antwerp. It watt,.
Great Britain in the grind discussion—and perhaps ever, espected that that place would loon fall if once
4 when we considor the oat talue 'of' the object 'of , invested. -
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