The Statesman.
London, England, 1810-06-30 00:00:00

VittggA, Juts B.—The Emperor has already
reached his domains in Lower Austria, where he
is to spend four or five days. A courier just ar.
rived, inform* us, tint west: not have the plea.
sure of seeing his Majesty so soon as we expected:
he will repair by another road to Buda, where he
Intends to spend about throe weeks. He will
then go back to Bohemia, and return with the
stn press.
An extensive district of the left bank of the
Diuube, near Moravia, has considerably suffered
by the hail.
The harryst is excellent through the greater pelt
of Austria:*
JUN Y.--Next month is to be carried into exe.
extion the patent of the 18th May, concerning
She calling IN and the suppression of the bank.
reales. Mental Count Dietrichstein is President
of the Commi\ sloe ; the Counsellors and other
officers are all appointed. The necessary number'
Of sinking-fund hills is also ready. It is not yet
Itarowt: who is to replace Count O'Donell.
Vcrucs, Jusrc s.—The English have at last
giftn up their ridiculous Anterprize against
Mocetiend Chiezza. It is true that they threw
some gremailes and some Cougreve rockets into
Chiossa, but they were so afrisi.i of our 24. pound.
alt, and of our red hot balls, that nu damage was
done. Their rockets did nut re6ch their object.
They affect to menace Curfu ; but'they dare not
venture to make a serious attack. They know
eiat in that island preparations have been made to
receive them, amd to r;unlilt tlieMfor their rhodo..
moutaties.
Com', MAT 13.—We have this instaot re.
ceirud sews eit a serious misunderstanding having
broken out between the English and the Ottoman
Porte.
Our island is in want of nothing whatever.—
'no garrison are very anxious that the English'
should attempt a landing. Their ersiising does
not occasion the slightest interruption to our con.
tinnal communiations with all the ports of the
Adriatic.
The harvest promises to be very abundant. The
inhabitants daily bless the French Government,
which has taken them under its protection. The
marriage of his Majesty the Emperor and King
was cerebrated hero by public fetes. .The Guyer.
isiik:General gave a grand dinner to the members of
the- first public authorities. M. Bessieres, the
Imperial Ex-Commissary, set sail on the 3d in.
pant, with a favourable wind.

DR. lIIINFIK'S LETTERS.
On Wednesday neii; will be published, price 21. 6d.
ripliF, FIVE LETTER'i of the Right Rev.
DOCTOR MI LN ER, which appeared in The Shaw
wean, developing 411 the F.►crs relative to the Important
Question bet urea the Rev. DOCTOR, and the Right Hon.
tiEORGE PON SON EY, respecting the VETO; and folly
explatoring, and nhnily exposing the Co:roues of the
JUNTA at STANHOPE-STREET.
Printed and pablolsed by (ten. hPA;dell, 87, Fleet-street;
and lobe bad of the principal Bookielters.

WS have received s Letter this day from a Faassa al
Min/IN.:TON t although we do trot agree iu the whole of
astra's opinions. and olthotigh we have to defend
omelet% against an attack which he has mode awls) as in
that !Alter, we shall very readily give it a place Li
STATICSMAN, and as 5000 as possible, fur it is candid
and well written.

Want of room compels us to postpone, till Monday, the ex-
.eellent Letter or our Chester Correspondent : it *hail cer-
• Maly appear on that dny.

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SATURDAY, JUNE 30, 1810.

toe Charlotte, which has arrireti from Tar.
tagona, we have letters to the 6th ultimo. The
Principal foree of the enemy in Catalonia was in
the sicighbourhood of Nets and Lerida. There
had beer: incessant conflicts; with various success,
between the Catalans 11All the Fretteh, and it is
laid that the fo.rme,r, instead of 'being, discouraged
by this continued hostility, display an increased
spirit of coterprize, in' piopnrtion to the magni.
tide of the difficulties with which they hate to en.
teenier. Some of their detachments: were hover„
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ing on the frontiers ..?f France, and kept the cue-
My its a •state'ef.cuttstant alarm. • •

Coate advice& from the*Mc reached 09 ycster.
alp; ''Nnthing decisive la mentioned respecting
It4„itil candidates for the succession to the
ihritteUf Sweden, the hereditary Deli° of Os..
otsittlin and the King of nvoiAkit. is.un.
dersturiri-th,tt at Stackholin4tid elsewhere, french
intrigue is extremely active to procure the appoint.
iNcnt of du:latter ;' but the* deteitation in which
the Swedes the Datieli, will, no doubt, kn.
ital. the nomination of a DAnish•Seierelgn a task
•iteridiacult 'to kicomplisL 'An article from Co.
knhigen. of Juno'. 10, observe's, that the Oritish
00+4 had; to tha Pined, achieved nothfog' in the
Baltic. • Fortifications tere conitroictine on' the
IslAd of A nhalt, under the iptirehension' that
iLi copqnest was Due of 'thifuhjects Of the 'cape.
Some change is expected at Stralsund. It is said,
tat CountiTtix-ESS.EN was prelpirini to !Cairo that
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fattiest to prieeed to' grtickhohn, to tOosin in:
titructions Irons 'his Court, alterations 00..„
ierh tient et Ponsaidnia heint under cOnsideration ;
titre whatnot this province is again to revert td

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