The Statesman.
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England for this purpose. It is affivned the works
are to begin next spring, the plans being already
made and determined upon.

To re& EDITH

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The numerous new-raised Prussian battalions,

whirl' from time to time have pass.d the Manse,
Torch further aid further into France, in order to
be equipped. More are expected from Prussia, end
it is supposed that thege troops are going to relieve
some of the regiments which have orders to return
to !Irus-ii.

ft seems that several persons who have been guilty
escesses and acts of violence towii:ds the Allied
arhliers in the French frontier departMiiiis? dud
uko a'e alroady imprisoned at LutemhurgOre to
be conre)eil to different fortresses in Germani; f•
it ;II: there npnn the fortifications.
N.l,oo,,raieling the punishment inflicted from
time to time there is still great reason to complain of
the spitit of the inhabitants, who do not seem in.
c!h,ed to take examph. from others.
is jolin svme days a number of families have ar.
Ti,est here, as well from France es from England,
erer' thing seems to promise that this city will•
he, during the winters a most agreeable place of
abode.

BR ussvcs. Ocr. 43.—The accounts from the neigh.
ho icing French D. partments are very afflicting. Al.
ino..t daily soorthicp, unpleasant happens there. In
the departments of the Nleuse and the Ardennes, the
Al'ed troops, whenever they appear in small bodies,
are ipsuired : in some villages, the inhabitants have
violently opposed the furnishing of provisions, so
that sorions disputes have arisen, and it has been at
length necessary to use force, as has naturally
hells attended with bad consequences to the villages..
last week weftsl inhabitants of the country from
these departibirti ta were eentreyed to Luxemburg,
where they *Wait the decision of their fate. In ge.
ocral, it i. the diAmituledinldiery, the Federes, and
the 3ouariera, who give occasion to these disorders..
Very lately a very fine farm.house. in the neighbour-
fond of Doggy, was set on fire by some French sole.
dims, who had there. We hear from Lille,
that severe Tueaseres are adopted to stop these es.
cesses. • •

The civil administrations in the fortresses to.
be occupied by the Allies, is to remain in the hands
of the French Authorities. The Downie is to re-
main en the 01.1 footing, and no change is to be made
in this respect. The garrisui.s of these fortress.. ate
to be very strong : that of Valenciennes will be
at least 8000 men. We expect this week nt o,terid
some fresh corps of English infantry, and some di-
visions Of artillery. These reinforcements are to
rroceril the moment they are landed to join the army
of the Duke of IVellington in France. Besides
this we see cohtittuahly fresh supplies of military
*stores of every description arrive here, which are
in:media:el/ forwarded to the frontiers.

A Geoleman,just arrived from 'Marseilles, slates,
ti, it it wss vnerally reported and believed there,
that AIL 11* was gone to Sicily, and that the people
Mire are ready f .r revolt.

Ot. Satnrday a Malta and Gilsrnlter Mail was re-
cci..cd. The letters from the latter place are to the
19dt inst. It was a favourite preject of Gen. MATT.
!AND, Gevernor of Malta, to reevert Valetta into *
British free port, and for this purpose a correspond-
ence nes cotolected with Ministers, which, it is said
lots terminated in an arrangement perfectly coinciding
pith the wishes of hi. Excellency. We understand
that err shipping from the East and West Indies are i
to ba comwebentleti, under epecial regulations, in
0 e immunities of this (see port. These privileges
are the more important, as., wider the present cir-
cumstances of Leghorn and Genoa, especially the
latter, it cannot be 'tweeted that they will retain I
their ancient advantages ; .untl there are many be-
refieial facilities coatiegent on the local situation of
Malta. Of all the goods lately imported, not above
one-tenth has been sent to the Continent, anti the re-
icainder his been *destined to the Levant. The (o.
s mune returneol from Naples and Sicily, and re-
somti his functions about the 19th of September.—
Tee F:urolas frigate, with Roy tuo and I.x t.t.tte %so,
aril six Colonels, having entered the harbour, it was
antiounced to the Prisoners, that sin communication
between the vessel and the shore would be Bible ed.
Acenerrnoditioos are preparing for thens in Fort
Manuel, where they are expected to be confiried,
semething like state prisoners. A guard of two
Cemrtoies of the 10th regiment, under. Colonel.
t'orta (rs Governor of the FoN), has been appointed
to th service. Some of the prisoners were very
sell:y all the voyage, and did ttot seem to get over
their misfortunes half so nen as BoNAPARTE.
Tile folloeieg has been issued from the Secretary
of State's Office for the War and Colonial Depart.
"lent, in Dre isiog-street :—" Sir, I am directed by
Leal 11xylletts-r to netpteint you, in reply to your
letter of the , that Isis Majesty's Government hive
it mutter consideration e hether it may be advisable
to afford next year tone degree of encouragement to
persons willing to pr feed as settlers to the British
Provinces in North A #rrire, and that as soon as this
goestion shall be decided, I will not fail to commutti-
sate the advantageikhich it is proposed to hold out
In them ; but I think it tight now to apprise ynd,
That whatever detreminatiess may be ultimately coma
to et•ots this question, on grants of lied will hence-
forth be given in those Provinces to Non-residents
beyond what the diettni of the parties offering to
proceed thither may enable them to cultivate.—l
am your must obedient servant. &c"
Tice Ilcrtnione French friAnte, at New Yollt.hnd
the tsi-coloured Aug Hying so late as the 2fttlt of
'tow over, of the authenti-
dranee its the Freech G
I.ite tl t , and on the 19th
'h,: (I;stitsation.

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. Stn,—it seemitdapost certain that the spirit of the Disarte, OCT. ,1..—0 n Saturday night last, an
new Legislature in Orem, Is cemplesely monarchic ahem wag spread thre al,
ugh :the whole of the
.rhwitit
if not despotic, and that both Chnnsbers have adopted 1 ssisia!rk'hy the unexpected circumstance of ti. shot
umng nerd carmine the'rinidence. of the forrl I,,imiil6-
as a mexitn, that the law is the will of the priece iw
, nant : dismny end coufusine'nervadett every epterter.
opposition to the popular and more liberal eliem9 1 sentinel t unoogi •ng to the West Yetis, declareiiit
Met the law is tl.e will of nation, expressed by eti 'I was a snot fired at Bien,'ant, no doubt, levelled at
representatives;, whether.. this vide win be adopted ibis Ore. Application was instantly made to. the head
by the people, or hew fauthey will submit to it, re. !Polite effire. that every, necessary measure should be
mains to be seen ; but; if they stolen Much altered - taken for the, eppreheesion of the, offender ; horses
and foot patroles were forthwith dispatched„with ot-
since the month of May,..it glow not -snetr: prohable . A •
i UM to use every diligence and activity on •flee great,
that they will tamely acquiesce in sorb slavish dec. • the ineisent„"Ansssat„ti, -•
trine!: On looking at a list of the Members in the 1 The •Pesciiiis Park 419; scoured and minutely
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Lower House, it was not to be expected that they • searched for the daring mid devoted delinquent—but
should show themselves very indent friends of Liber- / sin delinquent eats found. . - • •
If, nor much averse to the courtly doctrine of divine 1'
At lesigtb, Colonel Isoftes,.. the Aidsde-Carop lo
wailing, tie a more particular examination of the
hereditary right, for they are almost all. of them • san i
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nel, observed, the tassel of his cap eery mach
Counts iar Viscounts. That great hide:ince, much• singed. This excited suspicion in his mind, that the
artifice; ind some violence has been used to obtains' fellow, meat have been the perpetrator of the dread-
return of Mernbers attache Rd to the of rei }arty, and • oldeed himself. Ip a word, every succeeding an?
to exclude from the representetion all those who swer of his confirmed that gentleman, and ill pre.
sent' that hr, red he alone, was the alarmist. Ile
had ever distinguiihed themselves on the popular side
was accordingly put under arrest, and, we wider-
of the question, or taken any prominent part in the
stand, is shortly to be tried by a General Court.,
revolution, is not to be doidited. To rhis state the Martial. • 1
French are brought, after all their struggles, by the; Csorner., OCT. 21., Committed by the Richt
unprincipled ambition and inordinate vanity of one lion• Lord Caltir, John Griffirt, James Gri/ft,
William Moser, and John Murphy, charged with
man. IS that nine, convinced of his error, could
having concealed arms arid emmunitiun in their pos..
have remained amonst them, end ren levet! what he
sessiatt, contrary to the previsions of the Inserree.,
had lost, 1 should hive rejoiced Its his success ; but t,,„ Act.
should he a second' time have been intoxicated %OH S / Murphy is a notorious offender, better known hirt
victory, and become again a tyrant, 11 is well for the filename of Milo Jack Moi phy, and has been sere.
French nation, and for the woiki, that. he is re- ral times is ewe gaol, from which•he once mettle hill
moved. Whether he is justly or unjuaty detained
, I escape'
0c T. 2t.—At the Adjourned Special Sessions on.ti
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where he is, is not the present questiorts It is worth der the Insurrection
Act, yesterday, ~
while to enquire, whether the French will submit to , John iforony was charged with being an idle and
the views and wishes ref the Royalist Party; and if disorderly person, and
.with having concealed am.
they should submit, what will be the effect of their Munition. It was proved that he had No gurus (one
of them euedow is) criercaled, together with amine.
salamis-ion teem •hemselres and upon the rest of
iion d Bh unanimously d him.
Europe. According to the doctrines maintained by n
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At theanclose of theec ea e Sessions Serjntconvicte Moone Pro.
nred.hol IZryelist writer, a M. DE CLAUSEL, and nouriced the sentence of trattspottatinn upon' John
tHumphantlt retailed by the Editor of the Times, there stapirion, Matthew Ryan, and JuAn Moroni:
Will be very lin le rltiference bet* ems the State of France'. These three Mee n ere aceerdingly sent oil', under
under its present Mwtiarchy, and that of Lows X.IVe, an escort of Poljce, to the prison ship at Cork.
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and if Hsi: old ReiyaUsts have their way, there Will,
011 crone al all. , 0 Allies have left in Preece her • ' st- i&e
THEATRES.
ancient tetrithri i{iiiiii i;hiiie. though deprived of l . es
e ---em—_
• seaualf.castee—Miss NASH, who had been an.
her fortresses and oppressed by a foreign aims', she *noticed far a brat appearance at this Theatre several
may by commerce, agriestlroreS and errs, be rich and Ihoes, was at length sufficiently recovered from her
respectable, but she cannot be free. She canny} have 61 indisposition" to make her debarl on Saturday night.
any security for her civil rig'its, nor ran she enjoy had she between inferior woman, the bulletins of her
health, which it hai been ileketsary to issue from time
the smallest share of political. freedem, for with a
to time, might' have been laid hold of by the ill.
forced or corrupted representative that freedom caw
natured as a pretext for complaining that a ficti-
vely be nominal. In consequence of such a reter. flogs kind of importance was thus attempted to be
sion to old principles, the character and morals of given toter. As It was, however, the circumstance
the people will revert to their old obsequiousness, only increased an interest and whetted a eurlosi'y
they will lose all those feelings of independence and which was destined to be highly gratified. Miss
N t•nt's figure is good, her face almost as conch so,
self-respect, which are only to be foUud operative jit • •
slid her voice, by far Me most impor'ant cousidera.
a free Govertimeist ; they will lose all feelings of per- •.
ftee,teof a eery superior description. It is a soprano,
sonal rligni.y, and forget themselves in their resect 3mwerful and melodious, and partieedaely fine in
for a Monarch; they will become homing, *end,' the Mew stores. She ..maseagea. it. with -COnSiderts!sie
and obsequious as before, and in a few years forget skill, and gave her songs in a style that induced a
that they ever were free. The glorious and animating rapturous encore of almost every one of them. •We
hardly know which to particularise ai her most sac.
spirit which springs ;tom a consciousness of our par.
reasful effort. Site did sherself great • credit in
ticip9eion in the national honour and the national c
414 case your Fanning;" white the taunting duet
will, must he extinguished for ewer; and the very with Miss Kessy, as I.ucy Lockil, proved her to
idea of the majesty of the people, which is the only possess quite 'as much of the powers of alt actress as
true majesty, will be obliterated from the minds of generally falls to the share of a singer. Her sp akiing
voice is harmonious and agreeable, midribs treads the
men who are taught from their birth to look op with
Stage with a good deal of grace and propriety. Her
reverence to their arrogant superiors. Few mess bare .
reception waesuch as her merits entitled her to ;* she
qualities sufficiently great or good to deserve.unirer.
was very loudly applauded throughout, and the
Sal respect, but the collected worth and dignity of a Opera was Renounced for repetition with marks of
whale people is imposing and majestic. I remain, &c. unequivocal and great satisfaction. We wish not to ,
Ste, trot d, near Mnrpr:h, Ort. 21. W. BURDON. detract from the honest acknowlengement of Ibis
----- , Lady's talents, by just suggesting to- her; that the
FAILURE OF I'll P ROCHEST'ER' PE- i greater part of her auditors will be of a description
DESTRI A N. : those feelings, as well as ears, are in tune, and to
• --roam-- i such she will, in many instances, recommend herself
Toffee continued his journey till three o'clock on more by her illiberal, yet correct simplicity, than by
Saturday morning, tit which time he had completed all the i ourishes of the singing master, which-, though
-18-1 miles ; it rained incessantly during the whole they are very well in their place, are, nevertheless,
eight. lie went to bed for shout four hours, and very dearly paid for, at the Patience of genuinopts/hos.
commenced again soon after seven o'clock ; the rain Miss NASH'S debut has been most decidedly sec.
fell Ina/say without intermission, and at croon, fled- maul, and she cannot but prove of importance to
;•ig himself' greatly inconvenienced from wet, and the house. .
fest losing his distance, he relinqui9l:ed the task, .
• r OTINT-GARDEX..—Mr. KESHILE made his reap-
having completed up to that time only IU. The pearance here on Saturday night as the Stranger,
following may be relied on as a correct statement of and we were delighted with the warm declaration of it
tech day's j..uritey : crowded house of their esteem for his character, and
Monday, 51—Tuesday, 46—Wednesday, 51— their admiration of his talents. The Pit and Hoses,
Thursday, 50—Friday, 50—Saturday, 4S—Sunday, with one impute', rose to greet him—a movement
34—Mosidays 521 —Toesday, '23—Wednesday, alike honourable to the agents and the object of it.
30—Thursday, 53—Friday, 481—Saturday, 114. While worth nod talent are so liberally appreciated,
Tuffee's rival, John Baker, is expected to corn-
‘,lll, profession will preserve its respectability, and
Mince his task on Tuesday or Wednesday nest. He the Public will secure their gratificatiou.

was on the ground on. Sunday afternoon, and attract. I
ed the attention of many persons who were drawn : Put acass or W at.Es.,—Extract of a letter from '
toge:her from a report having been in circulation,
Halt, dated Sept. 24 :—" • From Milan I arrived at
that 'ruffee had commenced again. Toffee was walk- the Lake of Como, the residence of the Princess of
jog backwards and forwards a short time merely to
WALES. I have !Pen her Royal Highness several
walk oil his stiffness.. Baker appears to be a great times upon the water: she spends several hours
favourite, and much betting is aliont in his favour. every day upon the Lake. The house has all the
appearance of a palace, and it furnished in the most
• What we call Chance the fret, says is no such splendid manner ; but her Royal Highness is adding
Thing; or if it exists, is to be found iu the science a wing to it, and furnishing it quite new, partly in
of Astrology : according to this Doctrine PERRY, the English, and partly in•the French taste. There
1, HoLuoits Bmtv, is to sell TWO of the kw,taio is an Austrian guard of -honour, of aboOt 25 or 30,
Prizes in the present very OeutEwr Lottery, to begin men, constantly posted at the gate. She has made a i
Tuesday, the 7th of November ; seaserickets and pirate road from the house to the village of Como. 1
Shares are expected to advance in Peke before the Every thing seems to indicate, that her Royal ,Ifigh-
Dittoing, Faiths; advises his Friends and the Public Hess proposes making it her place of residence for a
to make their Purchases at his truly Fortunate Office, considerable time. A grand ball was given in ho. I
No. 1, lloceons limes, *ilim, Batty. ' sour of her Royal Highness at the village of Como;
Liputenant•General Sir G. MURRAY is to proceed during the time that ire happened (opus there. This
to India, to take the command of the forces in Ben- urns done as a mark of respect previous to her de.
gal : M.iinf-General WILSON/ being appointed to parture, which was fixed for the 28th of this month'
the temporary citmminil iii Canada. • (SPptember). S ict goes first t* the Grecian Islet,
At the Chasid Musical Festival that will take attd•from theice to Constantinople, where she pre'.
place on the 3lst instant, at Edinburgh, is engaged, poses spending the winter. • . .
the fine timed Org.; tt built by Mr. At.t.ctit, fur the Admiral Sir 13. Ilazzowm. his assumed the cow.'
ospri-ss purpose of the Oratorios at Cesentiarden mend at Covk, on the peace establishment, in the
Theatre. Nom of Admiral Sirs toisow.S4w if ER. - , ,-,.
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DEAL, Orr. 29.--The %thin .brig . Salvador, •
Captain Romano, from Lotollen
pitch, tar, al.d iron,. ran on the Goodwin Sands
yesterday ; site vies got 4 by the tkal boats, but
qo leaky that
.I.lsey were obliged to run her OD shore
c.. the Main, at the north end of Iho town : cargo
and material'. partly stwed, 'and the vessel. may be
lat:ed".if the weather mnderates.—Came down (torn •
the Itirer the D. 14, viiad, Woof!, for Jamaica, and
sailed Kith ;IT outward-bound, with
?tilt !weep. at niue.—Vassed b} a fleet of colliers to.
the ‘Vettward.
Fly E O'CLOCK.—The gale very mock increngel.
PouTs.touTu, r. 29.—Nu arrivals of con.

serv!etice.:
11 AP tv tsp.
.00T. 29-7—Ar.rited tht, tad/ •Nrepean
agid Prince of Orange ptckcts from Itiolland.--
Saled the .Gvorgo and Jiarrict tratstport, with
ertintince stores ter Woolwich.

ft.s,?souTit, ger.,2lf.—;Came in the .Triorft
fnna-
pml,from Palterosp,,einti Leis Majest)'s ship Pheasant.
frogs. Cfl*P.7l.S•ii44lllll jesty '6 ships Prpmcdscus
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MARGATE, OCT. 28.—A chip oh4Pfeed. te gan
on 004 thin morning on the %Vest tottgielkSand,
and by the return of the boats which have Wilk 'its:
we tetra she is thc Loudon, Duneln., Vaster,'etx.
out ward-bennd West ludiaatelt.—Octofwr 2gth,
el.serse Shia . esocoitg, that the Lundcii OIL dot
shore and rkHn in the Queen'i Chionel,
FALMOUTH,
.'OCT. 27.—Sai1p,1 the Grace•pack*
for Surinam; Earr..4e, for the Iteew .141 Islands?
Loily Louisa, ter /41111401 ;. Franca Feeling, ter
America ; and lifti Sitioneth, fur. Jkmaical;kit,
with Mails. . . . ' •

sTers OP 1at.1...1ND.

[7IIOM TLLE DUELIII*CENINO POST.)

Wearer ewer-toed to state, that every acc;-unf 60in
the different parts of Ireland,
,represent the coeistri
iu a state of the most heart-rending despondency,
from the reprehensible conduct of the rack rent leo&
lords, and the oppressive system pursued in the eauc•
lion of tithes. The tan ;lords would certainly study
;their own interests much better by a timely anteliora.
tion of the sufferings of a respects ble and well-dispeseli
tenantry, and an eudeavoar to" help them over the bad' s-
times," than by ill their efforts to swell a rental by 4
harsheess and oppression. A retfuctiori of rent ap:
pears inevitable,. from the. present unexampled seats"
of Europe; and the sooner they set able) Ore sale.
tary walk of justice and humanity the bettet.for .
themselves and the country. •
As one instance amongst a Oast many, of the
great change which the landed interest must orrimie •
to meet, we can state the folissving from cirques.
tionable authority : —A farm of shoat seventy acres,
in a neighbouring County, falling out of lease
about four years since, the Tenants being residetits
thereof from a. period prior to the Battle of the
Boyne, and who were always indestrorts and pddil
teal in paying their rent, and unwilling to lea)!
the residence of their forefatlters,otierel their Esnil.
lord, for a renewal, 31. 104. per acre, en.l half rt,
Sears Vent in edvatire,• as a st ; this was re.
jecieri iminerli defy as irifitsitely under the value. Thei
Consequence has been that the 11;01 r•-rnaitied uoset,
although within two miles of a. large and populous
town, until last week, nhen they were least4l out at
the reduced rent of 30s. per acre.

A large fleet of colliers as hich sailed from Sunders
laud on Toesclay_ere hourly v.:vested in the
The prices of coali hive fallen coirsiderably the two'
last market days.
Amongst the variety of new cSaracters in which
KE to /H ear in the course of thiseason, is that
of Kite(y, in BEN Jetrsom's comedy of Every Alan
in Isis Humour, a part which Mr. GARRICK) Mr:.
Sutra, and COOKS. so admirably sustained. •
Mr. IscrAnort, wkose absence from the tendon
boards must always be viewed as a serious loss td
the lovers of true hartnony, is, we understand;
in treaty with the
.Proprietors of the Theatres in
America for a three years engagement, and for
which he has already been offered a clear 10,0001.
In the prey..tat state of our Theatres, surely so mas.:
terly a ringer should Coutbiate'ter edam our own ne..
fional Theatres, and not be peimitted to be trans. '
ported to a foreign region.'
The 'Pirates along the iciest of 'St. Domingo awl .
amongst the Bahama Islands appear to have avrieitt
at a vey serious height. In consequence of
presentation from the Britimh Admiral on thole:-
maica station, a Proclamation has appeared irt. OS'
Royal Gusclie of Hayti, offering a reward for those
depredators, and that no mercy would be shown to
them, to whatever country they might belong, whe.
ther American, 'Apassisb, Portuguese. Of native of
Ha) ti. The Proclamation sets forth tho no.
cessity of pir.niti:gcgtsietictraintrly
ted.lconieurvaegsisengls tsaheili6trusne of
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the flag a
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ag.n.fil the countries with *Web they are happily
at peace.

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Coa XEXC W A •••••SCOCT. 30.—Our mark-4 WAS pretty welt
sappl•rd with Whew this morning. whew thai of fl•.e quality
sal miter big er shim ua Nfondov 144 t hot there i. no amend.
went in) he iikawrinr des,'spit ms.—B.irley sold re.adi...,, the sow.
ply tr-ins btu- filer than war espeeted.—Oats fire from 1%. i.ll'as.•
per quarter cheaper.—ln Pens. 8:,.. o.eie is no variation.
When* I.Enttitsti) 44 G 1 flettp6
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