The Statesman.
London, England, 1810-10-16 00:00:00

BATH, Ocr. 14.

It gives us pleasure to announce to the visitors of
this town, that oar approaching Winter Amuse.
aonts bid fair to exceed any thing of the kind for
many seasons past. The once-flourishing, belt
long-neglecied Lower Assembly Rooms, ace to be•
re-opened for balls, concerts, cards, &lc. in si style of
splendour suitable to the. elegant and noble vist.
tors of this gay place, under the auspices of several
Latins and Gentlemen of the 'first rank; and that
highly repected and accomplished gentleman, Cap.
tain Gwlserr, has been solicited, we understand,
to officiate as Master of the Ceremonies oh the oc.

cesium. The routine of amusements will be • thus
arranged : —the Theatre will be open on Tues.
slays, Thursdays, and Saturdays.—Balls at the
Upper Rooms, Mr. ,KING, M. C. Mondays and
Thursdays--at the Lester Rooms, Tuesdays and
Sa urdays.—Goncerts,. Wednesday's, at'the Uppef
Rooms, under the direction of Mr. Astir; and Fri.),
day at the L.,-wer Rooms, conducted be the Messrs:
LANzi. This arrangement, with the addition
of the it arm. Mic Society, at the White • Hart,i
Tit& tys ; and the Catch (flub at the White Lion,i
Fridays; will certainly furnish vatietyinimint 01l
amusement, not to Waist Whtuany where else, ex.
cept in the metropolis. Ant. Mount Esq. oat
Mayor Elect, isseed cards,' voit tit* 9th Whoa, for a
grand slimier st the Guildhall titt .Fridge nest, the
19th; by wheels weliarwthai-it requires exactly
Tom days for the BatlPCOrPlirailtin lei-prepare ter A
feast ! .11,4axirreItor csniat'nded hie engagesseei hero
last night; theihomiwiterowdedi ' Sits. Iftutwill;
Mrs. Seamarks,- lad 4111: tbeirlkdoti,
curtseys aud.howitrx,liatitifildlesetnii.
received. •
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The French Gevernment, it y *;rmad ttlf,4
tbongh determined not to comply with. 40...
mands of the Americans, was, yet desirous otj*N
clueing General ARSISTIIONG to. forego his iotentacin'
of leaving that country, by holding out expects.
tines of the existing, differences beingadjusted. A
private letter from Paris, of the 9th instant, states
that thelblientips explanations on points which had
previously hew under discussion, were contained
in I 41016 sent to General AaNSTIkONG by the Dui
da Csoonei—
.l. That.all Aiwerleanships 'which sit 10 arrive in French'
ports betwixt this and the Ist of Nrrveelasertweet. should be
comprehended ii.•der the Berths mid altiaa-paerem, met ;am
wader ;ay order (mitt* Decree. ' "
Thot the Decree or the ii3d'of SfarettiliallY; trativiriited
the moment the French Goteradient bead of the saitpealharat
the Non-latercoarse Act.
3. This Aomori lam shim, which bawl 11UtreredllietrWto
be disbowiured oabraissiooln the BIWA Orders iu•Cuesfeit.
• wlr, with,.ut dillicatty, he admitted ititw the ports of .France,
with the liberty of denting uni agitio. •
4. That the Sisperoir will glee ticenees:th..Arnerican
this being the only foreigh 114 favouretiliithythem.
3. That American ships howled on Frenc►K Ainerksa ac-
cow, will he admits:4l into Forsch ports. ' •
it is further stated, though, from &kuowtedge.
of the rapacity of the French • Ruler, 'Wu cannot
believe the conditions would be fulfilled, that 01
French Goat:runtime had totimimated its itttention`
to rvoure the Ank tient property sequestered
consequence of the D cree of the- 2.id of Mitch,'
1810, as soon as it bad been *facially informed
that the vessels, and other property detained itt
America, had been restored to the lawful owners.