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THE STATESMAN,

fROPOI/T1 TILMAZ.

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LONDON :
WO !IDA Y OCTOBER 9.
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. Tirana is not any intelligence in town on which
dependance can be placed. The second edition of
NAPOILION'S madness is at last reluctantly admitt-
ed to be spurious. It will be remembered, that
this is not the first time he has been mad—that fact
was announced in the London Papers some months
ego—so that this is only the old story newly re-
. . vived. This fit of madness, it keens, has dwindled
into a cold, produced by walking without his hat.
. .• Rims *math esaiti."
Is It possible to refrain from laughter at the gra-
- ally with which this fact was announced, and at
the easy credulity with which they gulped it down
stLloysts,and in that enlightened neighbourhood?
respect.
This madness of N.troutom brings to our us'
what Demorrit sees says to the Athenians respect.
Ing PHILIP or MICEDON :
" Yea non up nod dams the City. with you hands here
" you, ask* etch other, WHAT NEWS?. Can ally thing 1
" be *ors nesollea that n am of M wades should be giving
" law to Greece? Is Pa.ssar dead? I'{e,-hat in great
si &urger—What if be Were dyad / Your conduct word
" noon rise up another Prim ir.”
It surely needs nut one to come from the "grave-
. to apply this, to tho ascendent influence of Jews,
' Jobbers, Specutatori3OLoati.eiongers, and Remit.
• tees, hi this bland. i' • ...
- • Thu rumour of eitnegociatioti fur Peace being
opened between England and Franca has deed •
natural death. .:
The house of RUCKER and Co. have re.
ceived a !Utter from Hamburgh, announcing
the rupture of the Armistice on the 2d, by
a battle, in which the French were consplciely de-
leafed. The possibility of this, we by no imam;
deny, but en expression of the late Mr, Fox is ever
present to our minds when any marvel is i-e-
-counted.—" I sever," said that great.and good
man, " can yield my credence to any caraor-
-44 dinar! event, without I am in posnobaien et
66 very extrordinary evidence, to support the
44 fact."—The absence, in this instance, of any
such evidence, prevents our giving the slightest
credit whatever to the report.—We cannot too
strongly, •r too often, inculcate on the SAWS of
. ' our Readers that excellent maxim of the engitt..
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erred Julius Lucite— -4 _,
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•• What sails ore gwei-, u f•relheitahmeet. Ink* a
.. " specks al dr:usion. in tillkh thilimisSienualles is
perpetually 'abject."
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The following Aecountof .thlo. Drain Fever"
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of the French Emperor NAPOLEON,. having cap_
. ~ :pasted in several papers, we copy it, that our
• r loaders way not remain in ignores:4e of the
rise, progress, and termination of this same de-
lirium, by which NAPOLION It asserted to ham
been siMicted in the month of August last. It 4,-
not a little estraordinary, that the imminentit
dangerous stale of his health should have 'been
so perfeetly concealed from this French army,
the different divisions of which, he has 'Reece.-
eively reviewed, . from day to day, during
the whole period of •his malady.—Nothing to
us, is mute incomprehensible, than the biterdic.
• lion of the English Newspapers in FAnce.
.......• 'tor, if any one measure couldonora than soother,
.. . eWeetually open.the eyes of the-psuple, not sooty
....-: of Fraace, but of all Eltiropir, to the real situa. i
* : ties at England, if would be by a minute at ten.
dos to the diurnal publications of this Metropolis.
' Whilst NAPOLEON* is engaged, on the Danube,
Is restoring Peace to the couvoised Cuntioeut
of Europe—the Loudon • Newspapers • are
trumpeting forth the importance of Walcke.
ren—the importance of the Jubilee, stk4l the
bursting forth of a consplrary at Covent.garden,
Theatre. The character of Great Britain heel
lately suffered a mortifying declension in the pub..
lie opinion of Europe; but the people on the
• . Cootinent have yet to karts the extreme point of
imbecility, and clegradationi to which the tuition'sl
character is at length reduced, by the paramonst
ascendancy of a 3fotsteil boleros:.
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Boaaparte's malady
helbrious, braucbt.
,-; le the air. while is
wards the latter
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dor Extraordinary, with s Meet from is It!nspelm ft of
Ramis. arrived. Wittiest reifies istaitig Khires ear-
poem! refreshment from a change of clothes, be **-
sired the Ambassador to be istrodured, and having read
the letter, he withdrew with him into the garden of the
Palate, where be remised for mare than two boars is INsir
sensation, the whole of which !iine,aetordhig Ns the reports
at Paris, his bead was uncoveree. Is the course it the night
ha felt himself iedispelled, and helbre the dose of the folios-
kw evening he was cemidered by the -physicians its attend-
wee to be in so dnageroes a state that expresses were sent of
to Paris for further medical assistance. The speech of his
esmstitetino, however, trituaphed over the disease, wed before
. the red of did meath he was declared convalescent. It op-
, pears, ;

-dr, indeed, from the Germ= Papees,gbat be task an es-
ea►siou to Presbargit on the 7th of Siperraher. The army
was kept igmesont of his indisposition. The hasty departure
of the wend ire* first excited sespkine eh that head at
Paris, where, we liiiiitittand, so far as all opinion could he
':fonsed from were aneksheas of grief," the people In ge-
'oinsal we►e hutch adlltrelliby the iatelligesee. Whether this
Wall the prevailing seathatest in other parts of France oar in-
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entrant had not ao opportunity ofjedging.
The impression at Paris respeetieg the issue of the oegocie-
lions at Altetshurgh, was quite ditierr.ut from what, reasoning
hem the articles in tee Deitch and Gerona Papers, we have
received in this country. There they speculated eoefideetly
upon a speedy peace. fhe latest ammeets arrived there from
Vicuna %ere decidedly pacific. Bonaparte was emptied fit
reath St. Cloud before the 13th instant, sod it was appeal
he would proceed to Spain within akw days after. Seidel.
rela, of hones had bees sent forward 40 the road to ages
i.aue. Orders had also hem dispatched to Tears to milhi
preparations tor the passage of SOAXX! men. These wow
considered as cunclesive proofs that the terms if the
meat n itb the Emperor of Austria were &tally eettleadM
Emperor Alexander, it was said, bad coosented to be ton
the gaaraatte of the peace.
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Charles diet/earth, his consort, an I the Prince 'lithe Pate
are still at Marseilles. The estiblidnoesit of the Es-Klll 11
Queen was comidevably rEduced, meld the payments fee Mille
taming it so irregular and precaritns, that they were:dame
to the necessity of selling pan of their jewels to pertled. di
their subsWeece. It %vas reported ea the day the alta41111111;
timed Castleman left Paris, I hat Talleyrand had inamMed Ng,
Emperor's displeasure, wise had divested him of the
Great Chamberlain.

. COVENT-GARDEN
" How happens it," say the Public, " that the
trimming the Gospel Parr, and the Liar-
kroin COOIIIIII, who, not more than a week ago,
were all open-mouthed against the New Prices,
are tushk.a(i converted 7"—We can tell the nib-
lie hos it happens : —their theatrical conversion,
has been produced by tho same specie: of argu-
ment, that has directed their trimming, change-
able, Many-colearedpolitical conversions t hrough-
out their venal career--'-pecuitiary interest, is the
sole motive, and the entire principle, on %shirk these
political -th'-uoisp, rising from .the mc-
phitic and stagnant pool of corruption; deal forth-
their delusive matter. The Courier of Saturday,
as we preuicted, echoing the Gospel Post, of
which it is indeed little more than an evening
edition, tells its readers that " (be voices of the
66 elissentieets on Friday night had considerably
'‘ decreased"--that " the respectable part of the
"6 spectators evidently prevailed"—that " the
66 voice of theypublic approving or disapproving,
" h one thing, and most ever be tolerated."—
Cut voice UP THE PUBLIC TOLIMATE.II 1--11!
pretty expression this) that "every one possessing
44 the feelings qf a OCKileAllalt, must disconn.
66 tenancy proceedings so disgracefel."—.That
"'':tie respectable part of the audience wore in the
proportion of at least 20 to I." Now we do.
art, from the evidence of oureyss and carp, that
the tumult of Friday exceeded that of any pre.
ceding uighi...that the disapprobation was more
decided---and (as we said on Saturday), that s
considerable number of Jews were admitted for
-ihe express purpose of beating those who should
express their disapprobation. Of this latter fact
tan are in possession of correet-partienlars. Alt
these hireling papers know, that their asseilione,
with respect to the diminution of the oppositibiA'
are palpable, direct, and wilful falsehoods. "Sir,"".,
said a gentleman to a man, who presented hiin
with a handful of the precious metal, at which
Ise looked with much satisfaction, "I now see my
error."
Ou the :object of the Press (on the Impeach-
ment of Mr. Ilarrtnas), Mr. iiIIMPIOND-BUIULE,
who said as many extraordinary things as any wan
who ever lived in this country, onco expressed;
himself in the House of Commons to the follow.-
log effect :
"1 I am rat afraid of the Freedom of the Prow, I gm ib
" advocate—l ma not afraid. of eves the j.iassfistisasss of the
" Pees, for that it as evil which will correct itself—bat
" confess that I nit afraid of the Vsnalla of the Pre*, of
" Which I will give the Wow the following ssaanipte. lu
" the ledger of a Morning Print, I assert the existence of the
" follow ing item Adore as Mr. Barks's rcracily, Seven
" Shillings and Sixpence.'"
We expected that Harlequin Courier would
mho The Post on the subject of the conspiracy
that has burst forth at the Theatre, and we have
of been disappointed. Harlequin announces it
the following worsts
" A perseverance in Ibis line of readied most very soon,,
66 illOceed in restoring the favourite rrcurt of Ing;litinen. to
• win., and in -defeating the bate maid toischievoas emit
w "Alen a amain duperaie gang has is slew."
From the discovery of this conspiracy by the.
,Trimmers, we might almost apprehend a suspen-
sion of the habeas Corpus—that is, to enable,
nut Krno Geottor, but KING Jult,l, to secore,
" and detain such persons, as he may suspect to be
14 conspiring against his Person and Government."
War, however, incline to taped that the *mown.
tiva pf this invaluable privilege and linhvark -of
our freedom, will be preceded by the prohibitory
mandate of the GIRD CMAINSEAILittiI addressed
to His Theatrical .ilqiesty.

Stocenoess, SeeT. 26.-Ifis Royal Majesty
. has received intelligence, by a coulier from Fre.
dericksham, that on the 17th instant, a treaty of
_peace, between Sweden and Russia, was signed by
Baron Stedinek am; Colonel S. Ko!brand, on the
"pact of Swedearpad Count Romanzoff and Baron i of the F
Alopeus on the part of Russia.-(Stockholns Ga. nt afraid
i an evil
sale. s afraid I
The first acts of patronage of the new Premier re the IL
Horning'
appeared in the last Gazette, and he must have e Mime/
been particularly happy, that they took place its a /spews.'
department, which his known piety and religious ,d that
seal has occasioned to be ccitisidered peculiarly his t on tl
own. They who remember the ardent attachment t ford
which Mr. PERCEVAL evinced towards the ,esta.. speint
blishment, when he most conscientiously anti velte. og w
asestly commenced, and kept up, the cry of " Nu ranee i
Popery," will not readily suspect he had an eye to leerily
ea Ac
the Iluute of Commons, in the appointments that ea datt
have just been made; but, on the contrary , will stre. discs
titiously maintain, he had no other viewsthan their_ we
teresisof theChurch,not withstanding it dues happen lio
that toe 0,'4- Bishop was tutor to thu Duke of Gs:,
Kure ‘vo, and the new Residmitiary of St. Paul's aiti,
isn brother of the Marquis Waer.aserv, and the lag
new Prebendary of Westminster linear relation of eve
the Duke of Poareeiro! The names of the three is
fortunate gentlemen are SPARKS, WELLESLEY)
or
and BENTINCE. of
ON Saturday died, at the Deanery-house, the I
very Reverend TllollAS Puvitrs, D.D. De*n of
Canterbury. 111 Vi peCigitiOn yr such falls, the
present Ministry may perhaps have the confidence -
to keep office till the meeting -tif Parliament. The following is uid to be a correct statement
Mr. fit:once Rose shews his sound sense and of what the two metropolitan Theatres would
patriotism, by his conduct at this moment of ha- hold, In money anti people, in Julyt 1805.
tional anxiety anti distress; fur ho vows to God COVENT GARDEN.
he is willing to take a place in the new Govern. Bow, tour tiers .. . 14130 Permits
went, without respect to persona. Pit ..
Te a Shilling Gallery
England, at this momcut, exhibits what, in all One Shilling Outlay
ages, have been thought temptations to a con. ' Total Persons when fall
quercir, viz. wealth and weakness. In Money, when full, about .5030
• A Gunsmith of Hull advertises his Pistols in the When Master Berry performed Boise* at this Theatre.
&Honing manner :-" lie wishes .particularly to the Receipts in Maori were £634, exclusive of Itrusers'
Shares, and Persons on the Free List. ,
at4ll the at tentless of the Public to his Pistols, which The N lightly Espeace.. were sel6o
finishes in a !superior style, with or without Average NWhsly Receipts daring the Seam *AI r..
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if* Triggers, en shaot with unerring aim. lie
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• with confidence keCOMBILND TUEII TO UIS DRURY LANE.
Al BSTI.'S MI • IgrEllS; as ARTICLES :our.' ntioltes.• ***** ILT.4 'know, at 0,6 -ins 8 n 1
5.. ii... too u U
Pay of their NOTICE, and that will enable them to First Gallery.. tii,) Ir. .... 67 0 0 '
ele their business effectually ; acting in a. way fair
.Upper Gallery :iOB 15..... la 8 0
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1111periOf to that in which thwie used by Musses, - Whee fon .., , 3611 MIMI . £37J 14 0
CIENNINCI and Carmaapteon, acted on a late oc. The Roses were knowa• on some fkw minicab./ rimming's,
CV ion." to•have holden 1.9110 pertains-
the Pk 11,01--the First Gal-
• • • kelt 610 r-and the Upper csaliEry 446.
From vault we can leant, the Spaniards at Santo The aapeeres, Ineltaing performers, lugho, Cseaunawens,
Domingo did not co-operate with the British for Ter. awe every eltmiallvsts were 810*-841 a. ..:Tuo Per
the reduction of that place. Al the lime the at- ' . ?RR SALAEILS *ERE as visors: • '• 7
-tack was proposed to be made, few or none of .0,,, ,it . .
.. . A. 31.10 01 gh it . . . ..... I 1..
theta .F
were to be found. As soon,' however, as ~reseat . „-. 17 17 0 61th at . .. . S 0
they learnt that the fortress • had surrendered, .1,70r54t o• : !..11:141 it'; Tenr„ matt 7 ! -:.. • -3- a.,
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they came rushing in.. front All qnseten Treatshouting, ,„„t . . . ; 8 0 to yeti at . .
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and it was with great difficulty they were prevent. 'Team 7 4 .0 ;kaki . . • .. •
sod from assaulting the half..starved. prisoner,. • • -Taw 26740 pet week. .r %hot -4/ilf. per night. ' • '.
TErStiiii4 la WAR Thai- s. twiliste4 of weeks. sr 128
We lament to say, that all accounts from Santo , dew. • ,
Domingo, concur in stating, that otir troops are! .
in a very pour state of heal•h; upwards of 200 Fist a.-About seven o'clock yesterday evening,
ware confined to the hospitals, mostly with very lan alarming fire laappr.sital est a small twine inha-
dangerous fevers. . bated •by Mr. Cluatitr, a eosl.deater, iit- Clayton.
street, near Kenniegton Common. Tito family
From the severe privations the French troops
were at chapel when the flames eerediscoveral,and
suffered at Saito Domingo, and the recent change
of diet, the greatest part of those arrived here are notwithstamiling the doors were bunt open, :the
rieighhenrs were enable to save a quantity of
Ilia miserable state of Loath, many of them being
alnicted with the dysentery. . goods lately brought on the premises. The lower
part of the house contained coals, wood, &c. whit*
wejtEetarenceeee-A yowl* lady, daughter of an .
y,
Imitierit merchant in the city, quited the paternal 4mamen_ berm rapidl.
t T and' made a strong light •in the
. he Globe and Phasesix engines at.
roof Ass Friday manila ns' o a matridionialsseur- "
rived with great promptitude, . god about nine
siun, arcoutpanial by an eniar.l44, Who has fur
. o'clock the tire was extinguished. •The
upwards of two.74an4lied the stattdh of foreign done is cunisted to Mr. Cleaves's, knits* endare
clerk In per is wanting-hose. The young .
stables back wards. The former Is bonat to the
lad/ askew lbw a . few weeks of. being of age,
ground.
whew she will 401110 into an tincontrouled poises- . •
' 10,0001. it is conjectured Wedneeday bein Newark a g nneal shame oar.
this rub step by being ket, new milk champ sold from 601.40 701. per
adJresses of a gentleman she cwt. of 1101 b.; seam prime dairies at 7for. There
t wboai her friends selected was a plentiful "POI. .
Nu traces of tile fugitives Choose, at Derby fair, en Thursday, fettiat it
70s. per col.; !tow prima datriss Its. • , f
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hriew. breech ea by an iinpratiqya capons, ma, pose 1000 0/ a /O,IIIOC of 109000 f. li
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. tie the toe, While as a wept rallarmeaa. it aceafladi Ism that eke was driven to take this re
- wards the latter end of Anikakr; ,lie hod hies • pto receive the adJresaes of
Agin* a a the whole of the le e very hot day is 10,•
bar tows Ikuslond Nu tram
apt approve of, het whoa) her
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viewing a corps the army, direeteavmk le . .
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