The Statesman.
London, England, 1810-11-27 00:00:00

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T a amend Meeting of., the SHIP.OWNEtiii
of the Port Of SUNDERLAND, convened by public
Hand=bill, holden at Proderielf the George be, islina4erialat
aforesaid, the • lath day, or Sofewilberc ltlloo to take into cigar.,
sideration tie propriety of queening to, or opposing a Bill-
prnding in arfiarnent, isiredered by the; Ripest Hon..Georga
Rose' Winded. 4. Bill to lacrease the asonbor of Moo go
be bred to the SPA SCITIee,' • • s '4l
'Tfioll AS HORN, EM lo this Chair. _
fteolved unaniinaosly, That the clauses of the Ismael
condo* etery -Ship, before she 'grafted. •ter Sea, tp be-foe.'
dighed 'with* cenain nuinher of App renticei, accord* to Most
tonnage,. are Impracticable,. !tad that the mow: if Pored %101 l
' law. *RI 'pecnUrty 'latter Ina imPadatibanavigatioa lof Uhl
Port of SssndsrTl ed• '
That the Ship:Owens ate stall tlassasediclionk
to procove Appra,stiesa for t Aft Service, and it Wrestle as'
one glifirulty the au ha o taint d. fit etoi 41tmat wages and
ttrce pmaimwdo ilieh•ctoingsoo. krviatesta
Wlf WI there* Mel., wags, Sr op imams *
their latmer egad *eats of tlia..ip-pvg Der.
6 TWA *retsiottliatu.
iiiilooll.l3ll • 414;1,
the event gilf
ties of seeing his property lay is the /thaw Willa,—
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Thad moo of these aesolati one be transitiltitil to the Mir
arts (or the Cimaty acid- City of Durham. to George Riglifenoti,
Es 4.
_Caltector of the estea . for the Piet of Senderbuid g•
ki.poblithed in the Statesman, Messing Post, Codristro.,od
Provincial Newspapers.
That LW Thsoks of this hteetiag be gives to the Chairman
hle proper conduct la the Chair. •
• • • - TSIOMAS HORN, Chairman.

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*sew Teeny and anew Italian Class-Doak for &bath, jest
prlitisbed and sold by 11, Colin" Piddle Library, Conduit-
street, Lyndon, and all-Booksellers.
14-19MTES a MA FILLE, pite-1113UILLY,
.J Mtloirre de la-Soristti. Philotrehnigae, &e. &c. in 2
vow. l2mo. price Bs. 6d. nosily half-bound.
In these amusing Tales, which are peculiarly adapted for
young persons* under the age of lb; the various dllbealties of
the Freneit Language! the exceptimas •to us principal Rules,
sod-even the erceutririties arising freer caprice or fashion,
have been expressly Introduced for their Instruction. •
2. IL YlatO hIODO DE PIACERE IN COMPAg. 4
NIA ; The Art of Pleasing in Company, exhibited a 18 Cdt-
*mations, Italian and French, limo. 6e.
N. B. School.. ‘opplied on very advantageous Terms.

RU PT U RES, DE SILI'V &c.
NO Patent Invention. has ever bona_ offered to
the- Public, of such istelasieservics to mankind, as Dr.
CAVALLO'S ELECTRIC GIRDLE, for effectually curing
Ropteres of every description, Debility of the longest coati-
imaneet andeakoesa, Obstruction, op W and Relaxation of Site
whole System, connected with these complaints.
In these Wad numerals other rases, Dr. C. has applied his
Electric Girdle with invariable SOCCCIS, during thirty years ex-
trusive practice, and basnever once known it to fail, even when
every oilier known Visaed' had been previously tried, 'Without
effect. So certain nal Safe. is its application adapted to every
Conithetlou, that the Doctor will forfeit sd* If it produces any '
dlsagreessisle.sensation, even is titi.snost deticaie infant.
Dr. CAVALLO and SON, Idealisers of the Royal College'
of •Sorllcans, dec. heillE the nolli Proprietors, it is not to be iced
pf 'shy other person to the United- Kingdoes. The Electric
price St. may be bad by applying personally, ur •hy
letter (Itictastni SI.), from any part of:Ftreat Britain, directed
to Or. Cavallo and Son, No. Yd, King-street. Bluoinsbury-
saws% Lontatta.
N. tp. Advice every dais on all other eases... Sod all post '
paiClotters, stating Cases from the Country, immediately an-
swers&
esePr the rapid drama far this Girdle, and the dills
ima i
procuring the materials, pa C. will be under the ne-
oessity of advancing the price •to Five Pounds, from the lit of
Jaiaatv i,evt.

agIITAIN DISOADER.--.. EtLi;EMA24
SAIXT Alt IS.
ring value of this infallible Medicine ihei been
so long Provcdethat nothing of the present dist/ can bear
a cosailetkion wit) it, in all .the different stages of a rertuin
Disease, v. hich it.eff-ctually cures, and eradicates from the
habit, without eicitiug the painful feelini;s and exposure that
attends Saliva+ ion. without debilitating the. Caastitutioa in any
degree, or even requiring confinement from business, or re-
striction of • diet. 'rho radical virtues of these inestimable
Drops bale proved their 'claim to public approbation, for store
than SO years. In all the debility of both sexes they prove a
never-fading restorative, whetter the debility is produced by
too free use of Mercury, by Illicit pleasures, or the 'effects of
a warm climate. To traveller., and those going abroad, they
pant be recommended too stroagly, as they will receive a
safe, speedy, Mid complete • cure, iii,all ottS stubaorn Gleets,
aid every weakness that affects ilt; bladder and organs of urine.
,ltly its efficacy many women have become Mothers, who tor
.snany,years had been deprived uarsaaf happiness.—Sold whole-
sale and retail. at. Buticr's, ' heapvide corner of
Paternoster-row ; Bellows, Plymouth? 1Iva; 11oxiond
and licydon, Plymouth ; Knott and Lloyd, HiritihtiOsam ;
Hillinge and Laihbury, Liverpool; Status: and Lynch, Mao-
, chewer; 'freivinati, Exeter ; Smith mat Baxter, Edinburgh
and Glasgow; and 'retail Its most Country Medicitut Venders,
in Hottlesof 9.4. 9d. each with ample directions. ,

LEAKE'S (+RAND ANALEPTIC DROPS; OR, VEGE-
TABLE, BALSAMIC RESfOItATIVE.
TIIE abolro Medicine is a Volopositiou of pure
Balsams, sekcied from that part of the Vegetable King-
dom, which frets the Author's long, experience and very ex-
tensive practice) was found hest adapted to re4tore debilitated
and briskest Constitutions to their ;imbue state of health and
vigour.
For (eets and Scotian' Weaknesses, whether of short or
larag di:ratio: whether proceeding from ill-cured Venereal Af-
feettiub.los% ceurrs of Mercurial or other Crook Nlrdir jars I
tawere or long-cominued Illnernes s Insulliriesit Nutrition; and
owe particularly from that de,tructive vice (which destroys
sa many of our youth in. their bloom, tccasiiming Impotence
sad premature Old Age in one set, and Bari the
sad n long train of Nervous Complaints la the other), Oattnion,
this Medicine is strongly recninmentird, add well most certain-.
ty elloet acute, where it is possible a cue can be effected. In
lantana defecb, where there. is no irremediable Obstruction, it
wifilinve the most happy effects; is °boracite*, and Mesa-
800 of the Kidneys, Ureters, 41sulder, and Urethra, it is a
Sovereign remedy ; and in Cstoghs, Catarrhs, beginning Corr
vomptions, and Ulcerations of the Lungs, from its healing bal-
Amine quality, it will be found of infinite benefit—in short, it
will frequently revive decayed Nature, and give fresh life,
health, strength, stud signor, even to debilitated age. It may
,tie.bdten at any time or 'season, without intianvenience.
Prepared and said, with alpines directions (whereby persons:
of either se may .toke of their me. and complete their cure),
la bottles of emir 36.9 d. each, ditty ineladed, by the sale Pro-
ptietors, THOMAS TA YLOlt and SON,• Members of the
Royal College of Surgeons, London, sit their house, No. 9,
?sew Bridge-street. A. beck door, and lig/Moir the passages
at night.
'fhe.y are Min sold by nppoiatmenf, far the eoneerrience of
those liriog at a distauce, at the Perfumer's, No. Y 5. St. Mum's-
ureet, PA-Malls Me. Hepburn's toy-shop, No. 103. Otford-
street ; Mr. Dishureugh, No. 7, Pious-street-hill, Dearly uppo-
te the Monoment and oo where else in Leedom: by Mr.
BBatter, South Bridge, Etilituargh; Mr. Callwell, Dublin; and
Isy oae peruse is every comiderable lowa itt England.
• Fur tie use of Patients whore Civil are obqiunte, of long
ousliagoir desperate ; dune going log Isareies, or told;
and fur those who have the charge of large bodies of men large
bottles ant prepared, coutaining more testa tea small ones, at
IL Ys. eaelio the parelswro ofce,
which will be entitled to the
Proprietor's advice, without reedier gratuity. Persons in any
part nftiie clesairy,by sending the above seta. either ander the
areal of a latter, post.poid, or in any other way they think
proper* may lustre the !Medicine sent carefully and secretly to
AleerrAiikr with a letter of advice, ,whnt satorstary. .Padeats
taking ;pulpit bottle, who cannot aff.,rd a advicey also, if they
withstood ntSeettaiattated seams's. have without ; but
rio Proprietor maaat ascend to the Patients of other Practi-
slOsaissolw gratify idle curiosity, without the compliment noun.-
?ly Islieatk.atal Oftatilleane Witt, prifeatiou. The Arse
bottles ata only b$ at the Propricturit War.

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IMPERIAL DECREE. ..,..: .
__,. . " Pelace of Fontalablemt,This..ll2,lB4.
" Niror.eots, &c.—Cuosidering 'that the route
of the Sitiplcon, Which connects the empire and our
kingdom of Italy, is of use to more than 00 mil:.
lions of peopk; that it has cost more to therm,: .
series of France iha Italy than 18 milfioes ; Which
expeoce would be entirely usetesa,'if the trade
through it did not find accommodition and seturity ;
that the Valais has not adhered to any of the to-_
gegemenis it entered into, when 'vre ordered tilts
works ter opebing this grand communication to by
commenced ; wishing, moreover, levet an end to
the snarelty•wirkh *serails. in that ctouu try, and. to -. .
epashort She opplussiso claissibisummkuisty of sae
part of the pepulation over liiiillhori 'we balm WO. a 9:
**cid aelhirdetert- *if knelt szoi. 4":"."—". ' . -- " Art. 1. The irataiate ighspliutisellegtee,_ ~ ,- 4.)
- .12: Tlorterritore h to foams stspoopess—iipiiir the MIN
of the Department ST the simple,. .., ....z. , i . • 3..4
66 s: Thu depertmeat wilt la Olsl.so6lolllorelith nial4. •
division.
"4. Immediate possess(*ibb be eppoletM 'to n
il oilies4t !tie our
asd a Coalmiaatry.(leneaff ISM yen
Ise tae venial:Mee of Owlets. ,
" 5. Allour Albumen are charged with the exerption to the
peseta Decree. (Signed) - " NAPOLEON." •
[By another Decree of the same date; she Gorse:. •
ral of Division; Cesar &milder, is appointed Cbmt
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missary.General, and ordered to take pueseuion of .. -
the Valais.]. J :
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CoNSVANTINOrLa, SOT. 20:.4t is suspeCted that
the Mufti was deposed aty-the Wittiest of the Grail .
Vizier, on account of the misondesstanding between
them. The aged Samani.Zaui, who succeeds his '
was formerly appointed to this Office at the cam.
mencement of the present reign; bat as the nom!.
nation was not satisfactory to tho Janissaries') he
only continued in it one day.
The Grand Judge 9f Romelia leis been dqpsadt.
and banished to Cogni, in Asia. • • •
On the Bth inst. official notice wiii:Ons to. do. '
Ministers of Foreign Powers, that tlie it isottlidols
of grain was prohibited throughout tb( Ottiamar •
Empiee. The circular addressed to them set ibis .
subject it dated from the Imperial camp.
• The Pacha of Acre has attacked and defeated the - '
Pacha of Damascus, who was suspected of being la
league with the Wechabites. It is supposed that
'the Porte will reward the former with the Paehalik
' of Damascus, which is of great value.
'.- Kegetwasar.aa, Nov. 8..... The fate of the ro. .
noened English Baltic convoy is at length decided.
It piasiVO of were. that 400 vesselar laden-Wilk
British manufactures and colonial produce.
Adm. Saamastr, whose squadron was appointed
convoy, having learned that the English vessels wens
.emitiisated at iteruhurgh, Lubeck.; Rostock, .Wiz:
nsar, and . Stettin, dispatched advice-boats to all
guhrters to prevent the English vessels from en.
Wring these ports, and' to ' collect thesis With the
,leet for the purpose of returning to England with
the first favourable wind. IVliile this was passing,in
consequence of some hints from France to allow the
vessels to Inter; and to confiscate them, which
would have been of great advantage to the Conti.
tent,' the French Consuls employed every means
to beguile Admiral Sauwarez; butt this old sailor
would not take the bait. Ile sent fourteen easels
to Palau and the other ports, fur the purpose. of
shaping his future conduct by what might happen
to them. They entered the ports where the strata-
gem was suspected, and they were not confiscated.
Admiral Saumarez then ordered the convoy . to pro.
reed to thcjr different destinations. But botweEn
the hth and ‘201.1t of October the wind Weenie very
strong, and the convoy suffered a good deal. Ou the
moiling of the Qlst, a storm, such as was never felt
in the Baltic, came on, and the convoy was dispersed t
1.50 vessels are supposed to have gone down. A grad
number which were thrown on the Danish c.otst
.*ere conficated ; ,several others had their car.
goes damagid ; the remainder went into Mau,
where they will lie confiscated. From the accounts
received from the "sailors, the value of the convoy
may beestimated at siznsillious sterling. '' .
'rive following calculation of some experienced
persons :-,Taken by the Danish privateers, or
confiscated in Denmark tu.tbe ainouni of .;,,, mt..
lions of francs ; lost at sea 35 millions; loss,by
datuaged goods, 20 millions. As to the rest of the
Convoy, the-gtieter pert confiscated at Pillau, or its
the other ports.of tho Beitic. '
• The Consul General Clerembault, M. Cacaos.
otter,* Acting Consul at Elbing. the Counsellor of
State Jordans, and the Privy Counsellor Homy,
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were distinguished for their activity, on this own.
Auto', where the English commerce sustained so
great a loss..(Moniteur.)
• .Lutemto; t)cr. Stn.—The towns of Dobtomil
:and Lisko, the most populous in the circle of
Sanek, were almost entirely reduced to ashes on the
night of the 7th instant. .
Brotto, Nov. 7.-According to the letters m•
sevens by i iv; merchants_ of Bdbau, Biscay, and As.
urial, the 'commerce of ii;itgland is in a violent
•crieis ; bank roptties increase; the• monied men of
the Continent endeavour to withdraw their money ,
from the Bank ; the• thanitfactures imported into
Gottinburgh.and some Russian ports do not, pro.
duce one quarter of the sums necessary to pay the
bills which the merchants draw upon London, to '
get back their capital, wishing to avoid the conse-
quences of the crisis that threatens England.—
Pants, Nor. 18.—On, the 6th instant, the Cos-
tom.hifuse Officers found on 41te shore at. Ver, three
leagues front the commune of Luc, in -the depart
ment of, Calvados, the body of a female, who had
Wen drowned. • It was dressed in silk, sothad the
appearance of being that of an Englishwoman. A.
small box was fouttd in her rocket, 'ellltaksitsg-
'ne gnglisit mossy.

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