The Statesman.
London, England, 1810-08-27 00:00:00

ofßri.illy to declare, that both the impor.
tats .11 210 Ps pot tailors Of linen and yarn sent from
014 loots, ..s well as other places, to be bleached in
Holland, is henceforth permitted duty frec.—(Same
Paper.)

A OILIA Nona, JUNG 12.—A corps of some thou.,
sand Jmiissarics, which set out on the 24th of
May from Constantinople for the camp of the Grotwl
Viz er, was on the point of apie troublinetbe-
tranquillity of that capital previous to its depar.
Lure.

The firmness •f the Grand Seignior prevented
disordor. The Chief of this curls, liaill.Aga, had
thrt te declare to Government that be
(noel,' nut continuo hif much, unless& certain quan,...
tity id artillery was placed al hit disPusal.
&wand' which appeared to intimate suspicious ,
designs, gave Place to long deliberations in the
*Divan ; at the c,onclusion of which, the Grand
Seiour had 111141.AgainfUrtned in his name, that
be would march at the app9inted hour, if he did
nut wish to be c.inibleted Its a disturber. of
'order, an I as such there!, punished. This me.
pare had the desired elfeeto aerkthe troops quietly
'departed. There hAtetsiAce been some altercations
between Elatil.Asu and his subordinate officers, in
conseonenCe of the prompt submitaion which he
.
piol to Se 'orders of the Sultan, but these quarrels.
has- been attended with nu egasequences.— (Moni.
sear, dig,g.

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ToII'ESMAN.

LUX DON ;
MOSDAY, Alfgalil 2?, 1814

Tuts Morning we received Spanish Papers to
the Tt'u instep', and Portuguese to the 12th.
Their contests are, in a very considerable degree,
interesting. The subject to *filch we pay the krst
attention, aniidst the various news brought by
these Papers, is it forme' vindication of the Porto.
guts,: troops by my Lord WlLLtosTox, mid of the
Portuguese Peasantry by Marshal Beam-Deo. In
the Order of the Day, issued by Lord Witt.troin.
Too to the .Army on the tril instant, his Lordship
expresses his satisfaction at the good couduct of the
,Portug:aessi troops on the 24th tilt. at the bridge
of Illis Lordship distinctly contradicts
She rumours'that had-prevailcd, respecting the Por.
tugeesc Battalion of Chasstors, No. I,' COltpre,..
rniwig the honor of that corps ; tad says, the/
deserseal praise AnalLy with the others. .Hia:
notices the brilliant conduct of an. Ensign
of th. Portuguese Battalion of Chasscers, No. 3—:
ulio,c name is A. C. Ltyr.too, and whom his
Lortl..iltip promotes to the rank of Lieutenant,'
agrocably to the permission of the PRINCE. ILLtaser,
lo his Lordship, to promote Officers on tho field for
distinguished conduct ; and his Lordship sajs, he
will request the PRINCE RCOENT to insert in
large characters, in the Patents of Officers who
thus acquire promotion, the out-cis—promoted for
good conduct in the field of battle.
An official c:nnmunication from Merolla! Bents.
',ono to Don P. FoRJAS, dated head.quartcrs, the
17th inst. praises the good disposition of the potty.
geese peasantry; and goes so far as to say they
leave their homes, where the enemy Penetrates,
rather than give them soy sit. Wo are egtreotery
glad thus to see the rumours relative to thy.
coo ardice tit veathsFy, of the pertuu,se., formally
coutradieted. This certainty will, iu part, remove
the ;timeliness hare, relative to our brave troops.
A little allowance, however, is to be us do isrthe De.
coal; 'of a studions Wording of documents of this
laud, under some circumstanccs.—And, therefor!,
we shell. be glad to hear also of the centinua-
tion of this good conduct of the Pottuatiese.
troops, and of good disposition in the peasantry.
Lord WErAtocrron has issued a proclamation,
stating, that it has come to his knowledge, that
persons come from the enemy into tips iisterior g
the ceistry, bringing letters or inasiages, and dt.-1
Hares all such as criminal, and orders them to be
apprchi aided and bionglit to his bead-quarters ;
and he drelatul all persons receiiing sock Slessen.
gee!, and not apprehending them, is ACConipliCelb,
who shall be sul,j3et to the must rigorous punish.
meat. Upon this Proclamation it need be ob.
'served, that it dues not perfectly square with=
Narsh.il statenient, respecting ,ltd
of the yaklm. If ii.vx do ' bate the,
French so cordially u is *aid by the hlarslutir,
thee.. estild nit be liselgielf this sending hour ifte-,
)reach .armies to the Inteelor of Portugal. The
Portuguese would niausege C.c.s,: Freud& inesseutiers
Oputetsclret, and would nut Need an invitation feel"
Lord WstAt 40T 4, to send them to his head-quer.,
tees. Timm Messengelot-caisuot be supposed, 4s''
come in bodies, and in rtrenstb to Wood thew.

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