The Statesman.
London, England, 1810-01-16 00:00:00

COLONEL WARDLE.
At Renfrew, and withiu the 'Mack Mth lun, 12th January,

1810.

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BY the request of the Committee, appointed on
the bth of sLty last, to forward an Address of Thanks
to Colonel G. L. W A RDLE, expressive of the high sense in
which his Parliamentary conduct is held by the inhabitants
of Renfrew, who met to the Towo-Hall,qpon that occasion,
ant out of respect to biro for the Pros and independent eat,-
lions be has upon various occasions made ju behalf of bis
Country's best interests, a respectable ouinber of the litho-
bitams of the place met this day to dine, when, after dinner,
and oakum the health of Cul. WARDLE being given by the
Chairman, the following. Resulutious were read, and unani-
mously approved of by the Meeting.
Lit. That whatever endeavours have been made to strip
Colonel Wardle of these laurels which be has so nobly at-
quired by 111. tutu and patriotic exertions for the good of his
Century, still it is the opinion of this Meeting, that his motives
'glove been honourable, and hiselferis actuated sofa:: by Hint
tirm god independent love of justice, so conspicoous ju the
character of a true Patriot.
'id. Thai, ansiaus to share withjour fellow-countrymen in
the tumour of iadeinnify tug Col. WARDLE for the losses
and expeuces which be has sustained, in consequtmce of his
Public exertions, they will immediately open a subscription,
in aid ef that already going forward throughout the King-
dom. And that a Committee be appointed to receive tat
same, and either transmit it direct to London, or to our Bre-
thren to Glasgow, requesting them to forward it along wits
'their Own Subscription to Lel. WARDLE.
AN UW. ht•KEANT, Chairman.
The Chairman having left toe Choir, the thanks of the.
Meeting were unadianiody voted to Oita, for his attention in
calling the Meeting, and for conduct in the Cllalf.

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NEW THE.tTRIS ROYAL, COVENT-GARDEN.
To-morroor NTeqing, THE REVENGE.
Z.inga, Mr. KIIMILS Lcovent, Miss NORTON.
• After which will be performed the new Comic Pantomime of
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puorolni TEsAx.

LONDON:
TUESDAY, JANUAIIY 10.

Two qottenburgh Mails arrirml this morn.
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GeTTsgauRGIII 17 Vt. s.—Yesterday, at noon, the flo-
werpor mid several ()dicers of distinctiou set out for the fron-
tins of *Norway, where they are to await the arrival pf the
. Prince Aagoiteuhurg. General oucasoa II arrived here
at tea o'clock last night, and set out on the saint journey at
five o'clock this morning. The whole cavalcade aye tot ?lee!
on Monday night at Uddewalla, mid proceed from thence
early' on taesday morning, so as to make the grand stares
at Gotteoburgh on the same even ng, before dark. .
• Jaa. 2.--flis Royal Majesty's health continues daily to im-
prove. At an eitraordiiiary sitting of the Chapter of the
Seraphin Order, his Royal Highness Prince CHRISTIVI
AyGums, of Holstein Angustenburg, a Knight of that
Order, with leave to wear, in addition to the insignia of the
Seraphia Order, those of the Sword and North-Star.
PIITERSIV UGH, Nov. 22.—A report is current here, that
Lis Imperial Alajesty intends to proceed in a few weeks to
Moscow, for s short time, and to repair from thence tip ttitol-
oashi, ID ICVIcsY his victorious army. Covidering, however,
. the present political state of Europe, and finding that no pre-.
potations are yet snaking for that journey, we doubt the
correctness of the above report.
1114 ItirERIAL Maaasre's order, an rflirn Office is to
Ise established both in Pt.btersburgli and Moscow, where all
foreigners, immediately on their arrival. are to prOduce their
passporis, and may accord:ngly obtain leave to remain six
Months in tin tmuntry. A new regulation has also 'seen pub-
lished, according to which, all foreigners of the male sex
are henceforth to pay a tax of teu rubles per annum, and fe-
males fire rubles.
New Uallicia and the Circle of Zaracak are to be divided
into friar departments, viz. Cracow, Rollin, Lublin, and
Scheditx.
• Balms ow cue MAIN, DEC. 19.--.ROMOIIr says, that one
of the Princes of the Confederation of the Rhine is to with-
draw from the helm of Ooemmment, and to spend the remain-
do; of kin days in philascphie retirement. it is atm rumoured
that one of the snort eminent Princes of the Confederation of
the Rhine is to assume the title of High Chancellor of the
Srapire.— (Stockholm Foal. Jan. 2.)
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Tug Junta at Seville continue to persevere in
tiounding the alarm in the cars of the Spaniards.
A Mauifcsto was published on the 20th of Deceit).
bar, in which, amongst other assuranoes of sue.
' easeful resistenco, it is said, " That the wall of
46 brass which French iniquity has raised be-
. 46 tween the Spaniards and the French, cannot
66 be removed by transitory misfortoneL" Its
another part of this Manifesto, 44 ell the jewels
46 and plate of the churches, not necessary fur
'' public worship," are put in requisition. A
determination is announced to augment the arnsies
with 100,000 men, and to provide 100,000 laneeet
sod 100,000 paignards, to be " distribtited mining
46 the provinces where they may be of use." 2*
it WAS not by Manifestoes that the people of
ErasCil resisted the formidable Coali!inu that re.
Molted from the Treaty of Piliiitz. hitherto tlas
• walls of Madrid, Saragossa, and other ,fortified
towns, hare been found insufficient to resist the
. French. Wu should rejoice to find that this
66 Wall of Brass" presented a more invincible
species of defence ; but we must confess we have
little hope of soy measure projected by the Junta
of Seville.
1,1"
•e•• INDIA sXocit, which yesterday was worth 190,
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has this day been sold at 181—a sudden drop of
sine per cent. ! So far from being surprised at
• this natural consequence of the information that
has been published on the subject of India, we
arc somewhat astonished that a buyer can be
found. For India Bonds, which were yesterday
at 2t shillings, there is this Jay no ?narks?, though
a very little business was done at eight shillings.

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