The Statesman.
London, England, 1812-03-23 00:00:00

Calling the eotetarce of the *Ste World; ea i
coeisserce, become a specalatitto, does Peebles,
bet by meads of 9.0,000 dances delivered each jean;
forced to obey the bier of steOessity, she thus re-.
noie nes her Act of Navigation, the.principil fooadae:
,liesi of her power—she pretended to the universal
riknniaion of the seas and navigation is interdicted'','
:Iter vessels shui out from WI the continental ports';
she wished to enrich her treasury, by the tributes'
which Europe would pay, and . Europe has dot,
only freed herself from her unjust pretensions,.
but also froth the tributes she would have
paid her industry. tier manufacturing '
are becoming deserts ; distress has succeeded a Pica:-
perky hitherto increasing; the dirsrming disappear-
ing of money, and the absolute want of employment
daily disturb the public tranquillity. Such have
been to England the consequence of her imprudent '
attempts ; she already perceives, and will daily
more andmore discover, that there is no salva-
tion
for bet, but in a return to justice and to the 1.
princiPles of the rights of maims, and that she;
can only participate in the benefit of the aeutsalitr 1
of ports in as mach as she allows neutrals to boom
by the neutrality of their flag."—ln adverting to that':
warlike tone of Ministers, the RepOrter remarks-esi
" Far a contifetlible Seethe English Govemaneed I
has proclaimed everlasting war; a frightful projeeeti
which the wildest ambition could never really dieVl
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intended 1,.V, and which presumptuous betedlelll4oll
allowed to escape; a frightful project, wilds new
theless, mill be realized, if France is but to apt&
engagements, without a guarantee; of uncertain due
ratidn, and more disastrous than war itself."—Tbi
second report details the means by which the new
armies in France are to be levied ; and the third is el
report of the Council of State on that project,'
in which we find the following unequivocal
declaration :--44 European commerce must be finedl
from the shameful yoke wished to be imposed i
upon it. Nature demands this; tie most solemn
treaties prescribe it ; the imperious interests of lie'
•State demand it. Already does the enemy of Callial
.dental independence suffer in Isis island a part *of i
these evils with which he wished to inundate the
world. He has sworn everlasting war. Let a for- .
midable power render abortive this attempt against His Royal Highness tit PajgCS Etetwriostimillle
honour the Loan MAYOR with his presence at she
humanity. Let all the active armies of the empire be
suarensctbellemuseoreogn Miloyoindagytontext.
citizenshe NothoinfgLwoeadare
ready to march to whatever place they may be called
by the greatest of Heroes. Let 100 cohorts of the than such a visit. The people of this country like
Ist battalion answer to the country for its frontiers, to see as well as to bear of their Prince. The last
strong places, its ports, and its arsenals. Let time his Royal Highness-went in public procession
100,000 brave men, chosen from among those of through the City, was at Lord Naesos's funeral.
the Ist bau, join the standards of glory!! !" Lord MT.LIII.LE will enter upon the duties of First
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tame the whole aspect of these important documents, Lord of the Admiralty on Wednesday next. Mr.
we are convinc Hay is to be his private Secretary. It is now saided that the period is approaching, that only Sir RICKARD BICKERTON and Mr. Bur.ete
;which Bostereare hes fixed for putting his threats retire from the Board. Admiral Hort and Mr. W.
%execution against our army in the Peninsula ; for Dvenes.are mentioned as the new Member,.
-It-caenot be supposed that a• rest ea increase of Earl Motes left town yesterday for -Holitham, to
force as that in contemplation, is requisite for the pass die holidays with Mr. Calm. .
purpose of taking possession merely of the shores of - The Duke of GORDON arrived from Scotland at the
Hotel on Friday last, on a melancholy visit
the Baltic. It is even more than hinted in the last Pultney
Report, that the French armies may soon " quit the to his afflicted Duchess.
Sir Ev /sr. NErr.tN and suite set off yesterday for
frontiers, and proceed to an immense distance to
Portsmouth, to embark for his government of Bow-
line' the Imperial thunder." The account of hosti- bay.
lilies having re-commenced between the Runkle' and' General Mmernoments has declared himself a
Turks, is confirmed by the,Paris journals. Candidate for ttle.County of Ayr, at the next elec-
tion.
--seit— Mr. VANSITTART intends to decline offering
Mr. Ihnszer's Motion, 46 for an Enquiry into himself again for Berkshire.
the Perjuries, Frauds, and Abuses of the Liceuce The house of-Sir J. EAMER stopped payment on
Trade," is to be discussed this, evening in the House Saturday. This failure is likely to invole several
of Commons. When we contemplate with pride the houses in the sugar line.
Italy honourable character of a British Merchant, On Saturday, foreign sugars experienced a rise of I
sod the general exaltation of the national character 55. per cwt. owing to the issuing of the licences for
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.France.
&road from its credit and integrity, we look with trade ,
t anxiety to any ministerial act, which materially It will hardly be credited by moderate persons,
wee!
that with. Mr. Cninseey's default, stated at
sitontributes to its debasem , ent. As calculated most 70,0001. staring Ministers in ' the face, Mr. %Lill.
katterially to destroy the hitherto high and unble- Tom is urging the repeal of the 50th of his present,
Mil shed reputation of our merchants, the lii-enee Majesty, for the public enrolment of securities given
—yet such things are !
item must
:be regarded. It is a question which by servants of the crown I .
mits of no doubt, that whatever system sane- -
esptain L. STANHOPE has been removed from the
boos perjury and forgery to such an alarm- Staff in Ireland, in consequence of having, on various
public occasions, expressed himself in favour of the
ring extent, becomes formidable to the, commit- Catholic Claims. ,
idly in general. It will, in some degree, taint ..
The disposition to riot at Manchester is not, we
..e whole society, by the general disrecard of all are happy to heart of that alartaing nature wild'
!_rite
most sacred and religious ties which it cessions. was at first apprehended. Several meetings bed'
In this respect, as well as the other, it deserves the taken place in the_ vicinity; but no outrages
most narked and severe reprehension. A licence ;is bees. committed. The Magistracy, however, ClO-
suiting the means of preveeting mischiefs like those
a permission to a British or neutral ship, ti PFo42.ed which have occurred at Nottingham, hive apprized
to an enemy's port and return to England. T. ee-.Government of tiescirennalarsees • and some of tie,
able her toesster.at her place of destinatime, the eesel Scot& G.wys have gene freeeLetsa s to Manchester,
sel, praline% leaving London, is fusiskied with to csrerceine any tumultuous spirit; or to
beam* be nebeesary.
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'Act,- if mi.
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fitted papers; purporting- that she * aii- AT", !ftar7 %a •-- .
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, a Dutch vessel, or any papers-Arietever We are still Wkhout bey het,* iliellleitiliti 4eilit,
Sts lino
may be necessary for her "Netentry.—eSts float% L'Orient eibiliress. Vikitecalelie
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'if the
let us for a moment look conseirospatlifsAlst t lie Tremendoei and Pehlke's' had opened
of this .system :—By . the 'returns laid bettsti•nfliftz
~ ‘. r trie epee the enemy ; but tut% eight was clerk,'
the House of Commons, 18,000 licences weir being no moon, it is very-possible that they
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ifehele escaped into Brest..
grime Blast year. In the first instilece, 38,9Q0 pew t . ..: 1 • ,
tenet was the dispatch deemed necessary to
juries are committed, as the Captain and Consignee I • -
is squadron from Portsmouth, in pursuit of the
Iron
are ebliged, by the° Custont7litiuse regulitiooit to ii: ' tsquadron, Admiralty Messenger pre-'
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swear the vessel is not boded to anamemy's porte--] - Admiral DURHAM, with 'dispatches for Sir
Then the Owner, Captaie, and citesignee are all : RODER. Comes. He was directed to reach Ports-
esocessary to forgery—a. mks* so lejurioes to the mouth in six hours and an half. Dnfortileately, .his
land his
viability of our (teepee' and coameseeet• *see es to_ Acetse Mit in- going down Portsdo.WlS hill, .
a pat out, and his face bruised by the acct-
variably penished• with dead'. HMV we perceive,. 141" wan
.out,
• e Admiral at in
• - -on@ have reached it dent, or if . „ .., ..
and forger%
slimier within - -

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..se. neutrals' ot talk* tied sets of Olen, and Mr. Badrvi .
allow all that (*Rive- li• fineness in many is ihopleiinioit eierypirt
please ? ' Whet: fortililtriroonstore -stecklasi it irhem a 4 for thd pr.
,a system of ts Aoruiddeo sod diadegifigostropoi WM fora fortnight
is atttaitton teems to
plain words, per'juri and forger*; whotill bi
Mrd : ropsts_.ni• I lir apeci . '
ed at
the hardihooslto justify it? Eveu Mr. Siiiiiliii!,ll.iiiki. people of all the attrtou,
is said to have originated the Orders is COnaiitlo44,l,eagerly seettrlitg lodgings h.
of course the licence system as A CafteqUellteeri resume his performances.
IWe learn that Wrtt I
thought proper to state, in the Courier, that he .did i
not justify it. If this velem is periteed uncleared, i,
Prestoncesler, has been canvassing
tile for
iti the ensuing Parliament!.
soon may we bid adieu to oni ancient and. tsonilir•;i y ibempo nt a,
able mercantile character. Like the Unfelt, .We rise ling interests shouldr
a/04y ;.i congratulate the inhabitants of Prestos
properly re,
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sacrifice our national reputation to' oar
,but,
like
sow),
we
shall lose the fruits.
et it,, by a , ate constituents, Opon this expected elec.
decline of all honourable and •patristic feelingsi ijohabitauts of Manchester upoo the rater.
Benson, exceeded by none in that tows •in
lity, and M.
Our Correspondent at Dover writes, of yesterday's
; ab
P.a irlismentd. indepen ence, requisite for a
date, is follows :—" It is now some little time. since ; ..rctuss.—To-motrow the Gentlemen of the
we hate seen or hard any of* the enemy' ses
belonging to this Theatre hive their anneal di
near this place; and if we may credit the account of at the Crown and Anchor Tavern, in 'the Sir ii.
1, persons Who havelately left the other'side, it wilt lie Mr. SXART, their Leader, in the Chair. ' 'fills (le..
; &great Whilebefore any of them agaia make .tileir Oman his set an example to the profession.. ti truly
patriotic, and worthy the feefinga and •charectel! o(
I sprang* `sy a person who left Roulogne some Englishman, by not permitting any foreigner •to
'.thaw days ago, Ilearn that a dreadful, hurricane htes:abeu'engsged in theorchastra to this exclusion of t•at '-ve
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been experielsosts on 041 z re.*P.FP4II,• which tot:111Y! talsioti. -Since the French' Revolution this coup. .ty
destroyed nissitririvateers; some being 4!tsbetl 04,44) has keen infested by in influx of foreign Inubicia• i.
; rocky mad cases' iliundesing at stns. Jciniceipy pif Oho, perhaps, either from cowardice or supereti7l • t,
i'tise crews were sated. This, a4ditl to ttse.'lo •
000 'Oho,
the. political coniniothscul..ololte Cont" tie:v 1
1 he.resbandoned their. own, cooittry, and Sought i.i
MOW which licivArairr a is•said to have imPregSeti from ''
last in Great Britain. This std e when it is
the different privateers dopy the .coat,- tad seat f 9 as-
,teats the Dutch and Flemish Beets, has left the owners 'forei preside may pass'
without incurring cep-
.ofTe.i!ell:deitiktlo of thd means •of sending tham to' sure, but when see our own countrymen:discharged
as. .A considerable sons:tilt:irk per caused amongst from oar 'Theatres- to make room for a set of fos.
the shipping interest .at Calais, Boulogne; and • reigners, who, haring licked thedoot oseler rhea. Ty.,
rant's feet, onblOshingly.offer *sir aimless tar haisl
other ports along the .French • coast by. the
' 11' . the price that is neosesurte . fdatibe taisly 4.
pressment of the seamen ; but so great is • Bona-. comforts of an Briglieh • 4 boluses a dls.-
1 PARTeS aim to get 'a rLt ra, to send to :solo co-opos. grace to the profession to stiffer so shimest as intro-
rate with ours, that.he sticks It nothing. Indeadj skin, We are sorry that a principal part et the
cese told his whole soul is engrossed by this grand ‘bi. Band it the Surrey Theatre, under - the' &nation dr
acti and that jot Emma! and his
armies in. the ii... Mr. Saisocasos, hive feceived their discharee fir
7 the. ensuing season,, to make Ivey for the descriptive
Wasik ere. bat secondary consideration 1, s. 911 of au:tetanus to whom we have alluded.
however eager he may be to send his ships to See, the —-" '--
struggle will be but short, should our brave tars fall
in with them, as they will then serve to fill out hat-
-1 boors, as they now are obliged to do tha French."

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NAVAL. INTELLWEINCII.
rt.lniounie ',Lace A.
tar treeing the *lnd at Fast blew a heavy gal!, hid daring '
their& shifted to the Sombi sad hes blown almost an 'whir' '
cane. One Of the tithing vessels parted le rattles and went op
the treks at Teat's Hill, where she remains fell of water, and le
is fearfd will bolas. A lighter, belonging to the Vlrtaaillra
Department, sank at her anchors, lying sear the "Ifietuaning .
Offseeti'berfs; fortenately me person was on board at the .lisle •, .
The men of war Ia the Sowed hate rode oat the gale willi . . .
• ' The Sparrow brig of war, sailed yesterdap for Comnisp,
with a transport ender convoy, with rum, die. on howdy . '
• A brig of !at is airase Ia this :sternest, said tp be the Spit* ' "
Vow returned., • • -•—•
• The Sceptre, of 74 gem, is appolated Convoy to the Dowme.';-'•
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Arrived the }Vends, -MaY, mod Usioa, Hasa, both from Week:
having racommterd.thegthe ; the former had her boat ask swap
„ tilts washed heal off Ike sleek, sad sails split 1 tbe to balk - - r
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her nib spit, and met with other damage. Also strived fitt,c.q.,,,.., .
linlideet, Pease, Otsta .Wales; Mary and Dorothea, Br4lslll- •,
aid Dirkeitod, *Sib, both freasSaaderlant,
grAil2ior,a, P. M. •s-Tbe Chadlerleid packet is just bane%
firs the !instils, loft Vire nit beer obit-. 101 Rios irleethrollie ° ~.,..,.
brings any Dews or not. . .T.,,",
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Several large ships ape douse la thraftprocm, said to be'paet ! '
of the easwirt•bottrd 114iterrarear, the remainder Boob,' I•
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passed Up airs! for Torhdy. • ' '' " ' . • •
" POIITSMOVTif, Maier 11E ' . * • '
Arrived di/Here's, St, Capt. P. Ref ire's*. frith dispitames
front South America; and the Misietee from Guernsey.
Sailed the Biers, 74, Capt. Roper; Cresy, '4, Capt. Pater;
and Warrior,. 74, Celli. Byng--to blothadeaserborgis ; ibis.
athol, 74, Capt. Pyre, for Plymoitth l• Veneer, 74, -Capt. .1.
Derides 1 Hotspur, 884 lion. Capt.: Percy.; ;ad- Foss. Is.
for the Isle of Bra; Alert 18, Eapt,• dataghaset, with a tome'
fur Newfmadlatd Orton', dirtied is Pate with den. I'Vbssa-
ky on board, and a coovoy for Lisboa; saSithe Defender,. with
a convoy for the Vero. .•
Come op to Spifhead the Fkgmard,.3B, Capt. Mama. '
DOVER, Wiser 44.
Sailed the Arehdike Ueda. with 4 demll4 of 'and
regiment for Portsmarth. lathe Roads the Ohara aid R*414414
sloop, of war, and Marks cutter. Pared by the Rulth. • ." ,
D al L, Smiler S.
Arrived his 14ajerty's skip Inconstant free a slim
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*mien ea . . .
Sailed the Speculator lugger, and a caner; with a "nay far
Paramoosta. . -
Cami down from the River the CRP of Ls** Mgrshalia7:
man; sail the Hess. Carr, for Malta, • -••
SHEERNESS, Manes S. ' .- • •
Balled his Majeaty's ship Tweed, with a convoy far liaise-
land. . ,
Tarreamt, Kamm a--Arrived from the Doerr the Do-
some frigate, OS grins, Caplets Farquhar. • • •
Th. liielgsrve;l4, at Chatham, and Cornwaltard Deasets4
74 pas mirk, ire Ordered to be Sid up In sisidimurfat Mimi&
ram, abiertatit. They • hove all beta Ship Itiottrekeit bra
Norehante•yards. • .
' Ike Hawke easel galled ea Thursday firm. Pallusaktil•foo :
„Sable, with misused brsdhietUrPfelbll4lllo44ll4 and ti
masker of Fresh asberaissOrhas ON IMParally csf fa,sr,Oavens.
roast lasi rat irate. • ,
n 4 n 404610% °Wahl L Nib's "kg* be pivot 44. .
vay-So China. . . . .
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THE -MARKETS. •
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'CORN -ElCHAltell, Kasen 'JB. ' • •
To4sy thieve arrivals of Wheel IMitarbut A *Mt moPely ;
ants maskee demand. and geoesalespes are massed at an ad- •
lirance of ahoetes per uarter,Sadmuseseleet sapid exceeded
tbeipostiors. ' Rye is alue-Dariey sad Salt t ittij 4,
nos. curl ikaas a esekaort, ant 151moriso at 4 farther merinos
in price. °imam in riddling smpiy, and sales riptilt ete!'t-
rd at somewhat hightelitiom. Frussesissio bigket as. lisrba si..
:.Wheat ' ' 506 115. Isss !Titk sr. (am) . • ..68 '.:4
Sleottimo... ~..••• 138141 I Do. (Floe 014) .. . .60 t t
• Rye 66 74
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t Grey is , - a fuselikrie .....: 110‘ 115 s. •
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