The Statesman.
London, England, 1813-11-09 00:00:00

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Yesterday, a little before three o'clock, his Rival
Highness the Pollee REGENT left Caribou House, in
his travelling cerviage, for Windsor,,tu be present NA
the celebration of the Princess AystusTga birth-thy,
who completed her 45th year.
The Princess CaA&s.orra is expected in town to-
day from Windsor.
Yesterday morning Viscount MuLett.ut had as
audience of the Panics ReseNT, at Carlton-house.

General BALossuarr, Aid-de-Camp to the- Em-
peror of RUSSIA, is basely expected in this country,
with additiesal details of the lite.gloridui-eients on
the Continent. Apartments have bfeu taken for the
General by the Russian Ambassador at Brunswick:
house, Hanover-square.
Sir Twos. TURTOI and Mr. SAHURL THORNTON
are candidates for the seat in the Representation of
the county Surrey, vacant by the death of Sty Tuos.
Surreys. •

W. Wamorr Stouts, of Ballygibbin, county
Cork hag, offered himself a candidate for the Repre-
sentation of the Borough of Mall*►, at the next
General Election.

The seat which Gen. MORNTON, late Member.fer
Woodstock, vacated in the House of Commons, was
not held for Lord SUMDZSZAJ4D, the Duke ofMatu.-
sottotraesigrandson; 'as reported, thatyeung noble-
man not being yet of age. -
A large detachment of soldiers for general service
was bit week embarked le ,tbe Harrison transport,
at Tilbury, to be posted.by Ge9ara!-Officer at
the army depot to regboents abroad. •
Upwards of 150 Flemings. Brabanters, Selavoni-
ans and Dalmatians, prisoners of war, have lately
expressed their desire to be immediately: enlisted into
German Logioa.. • •
THE LORD MAYO/ie.-4N) new Loan MATOR was
O yesterday sworn intoffice, mith.the usual state ce-
remony, and duly invested ; after which, the late
worthy LORD MaYoa gave his farewell dinner at the
Mansion-house.

The truly philanthropic Mr. Wtisz has been at
Bungay for a week, during which time, we under-
stand, he has given away for charitable purposes
above 15001. in placing orphans and other boys out
apprentices, and Jo. relieving numerous distressed
objects.
It must afford satleffiction_. to the admirers of
merit to know, that Mist SMITH, bating received the
commands of Royalty, was to give rings to her
MAJESTY and the raincEsszs, at Windsor, last
night.
BREAM—The LEES MAYGE, on inspecting the
Mealweigher's Report this ;day, ordered the price of
Bread to remain as last week.
We are concerned to state, that about a fortnight
since, at the time the Marquis of TAVISTOE4 was
hunting on his estate at Oakley, near Bedford, with
his bounds, he was unfortunately thrown from bis
Reny and broke titircoitantolie; liaaratit, We an
extremely happy to say, the Noble Marquis wis suf.
ficiently recovered last Tuesday, to atWd In thepro-
cession of opening the new bridge at iledford. lie
rode on the right of the Mayor, as testy Meow
her, and Mr. WIIITEREAD the Member' tor the
Town, on his left. The bridge has been nearly fried
Iby the munificent 'benevolence of the &Had FS-
sully, Mr. Wurreazals, Mr. Lona, the mayor; bad
others.
'A grand. Opportunity, and the Last that can be
had this year. Only Oise Da); to draw, and Two
r Prizes of 20,0001. yet in the Wheel, besides others
of 30001. 10001. 4001. 2001. &c. all of which must
be drawn on Thuvadetoext, when the State Lottery
will finish Drawing.. 'The Wheel goes round at
Sue o'clock .ii Oa Morning.

NAVAL INTELLIGLNCL. LIG E NCR.
-.--wa5...,..-
fur
French territory, which Imitated to be necessary
Gibraltar Mails arrived this —mms--- I ending in the eetablielstiCent of our army in Ihn
Cadiz, Corunno, and
I of
neat.. Nov. B:—Arrived his Majesty's ships Leviathan and the purpose of perfecting a line of defence, and.
morning, from which we have only space to insert Montague from Portsmouth. tp.joia Admiral Young's fleet in
i enabling Lord Wellington to watch the operations of
the following extracts.—There is a very
.important thebiNestiettilit
siteleao--Thiet.tolots
aLinistlltllmisilwambrs !(;:i:etirosulptapell:earswagli the
enemy,
whilst he could conceal his own. From
letter from C. A. SMITH, Commandant General of tits ;hers toms the slime, aodrausitim with his Majesty's hLitiesty.saldhaV tie,
Royal Enginoers,addressed to the Editor of the conci;.lfhteuf!)""thialAtidleknon.lved theitt:Dall„vd-re Itekovlio„, Bayonne, where their Sovereign had been ttoreoacte:
this situation the Spaniards could look down upon
from
so, in contradiction to the letter which appeared in the
.frlVlirideive. Bad &cavilled with several others for the !time.. rously made prisoner, and the Crowe given !_j
?smells'. Nov. 8.---Arrived his Majesty's shim Qatwo reigner and from whets* the French Army mare
Duende de los Cafees, published in the St.atSauda!-Chealoire mad Orestes; Maw Plymouth I Geismar. Danmark, ' - . amain,
of the %Sth ultimo, charging the British troop: with, ..itapkteed Weelemitto, from 12111111.911;;Vd5ba14.5._ r.
.t. comPleeir as they imallieeds the tengeest °f "'
wart 00 it orttlte.—Qatee into liar
committing greet depredations and nets of arielence, estv.—fils'atajcater.rele On", Mlles moray bath to ayer might pole be eeetemplased la the rebus of `W."
epee the inbabitiata of-St! *bastion, after ira ilar+t Pl°4l::tvotrr ,N0r.5......Mr1eml the .. r consmeacma.in t ' ery and freed. Matadi ere sat
billy toe Ise eacket.witlin wreck of that army, batten and dienendlialv to ~,tuu
render. it likiiiriss win eater the conduct of Sir Mail from iraisage, in 10 dap: hy her we kora that same same dry, lithos reviewing oar eaceesans 10,7
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