The Statesman.
London, England, 1810-08-31 00:00:00

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LONDON:

titrhi*, 31, isiO.

WE this morditig ieceifed some Berman il/4peis
to the list Their ea:intents will be found in
some degfee Interesting. The detnile respectittg the
fire which happened at the Hotel, of Priseefiwastx.
ieNiiEno, the Austrian Autbaeltdcii, will .till be
read with Some Interest, notWithittlading the many
importadt events which dre passing eiery day
around us. The loss of lives, on this occasion, is
stated to be much mein considerable than was at
first supposed. Tire dbeille da Nerd seems
to intimate, that the fire was not accidental.—
It says, that rnahy persons had gained admis.
sion t*- the fete who, it a belicted,*. had not
been Invited ; and from an expression relative to
Prince KUILAIIN'a loss of jewels, it appears that
the writer concluded that the nrintlliall get
on fire by some desperate vittians, for the pirpoiei
Of plunder. The fire, hewer-tn., might be acci-
Mita!, and the conseqisencs might in Thht case hap.
pen that did ensue; and this we take to be the most.
probable conjectitie.

• The report bf the pi.oapet of Peace between
Rutile add urkey will he &illy iiceit,ed by etery
friend of humanity. The keno of three t*o
pirti shedding such flirts of blood is the more
:hooking, becattse oo beuelit tb the world cen result
from it. They are both berbatode nations ; al.
though, to say the truth, torkey is the least savage
of the two. If Amenity; thrtefore, iseerfere
with any other *hilt titi the itibiceti then that
a stop be pot to the waste of Wood, tt would
thb Wish that Torte, shoeld not
fall beiteatli the yoke of andther delpotie Power.,
changing iti Master without imprOtier its
condition. `,Sueli appeari to el to be the
just reasoning on this ttipit. Wu sisik to sea
both countries ameliorated to their condition, but
are sick of the elfoilon of blood, with no' hope
of benefit, and are averse to the beholding 'of a
(lotion, possessing some fine qualities, turned over
by ()Admit, called conquerors) from o o Deeilot
to another:, • '

irrirraiiki, some iel.y important Comniercial
information was recciVed from the coat of France,
in letters dated the 28th inst. It is stated, that the
ire* licences hate already been signed by the sin.
peror. They not only permit the importation of
the article' already specified in the old ones, but.
ilso of an kinds of indigo, coiliineal, nntmegs,
dotes, aid ciunasuon. It it supposed they will
bedeliiered in a Mr days. The importation of
sugars,- cotion, and toffee, *ill be the object of
particular licences, which, actortiltlk to appearance',
will be confined to the American tia,g. The im-
poriktions are to be it present confined ti Ostend,
Rochelle,' Natter, Bourdeaux, and Rouett.--
FOr ea It of these plates tex imptirt licence. have
been forwarded from Paris-to the tarioes Commis-
saries, with particular injunctions - not to allow
them to be acted upon, unless the vessels, on their
teturn, alirfuld take onc-haf of their cargoes-in
into or bnlndies. Some of thu letters even state,
that the fell value of the imported cargo should he
liken away ih such French artiaes as are pertained
to be exported.
A letter front Ostend; says, that the Commissary
there has been attested and sent to Paris, rot being
too liberaliultis favours to those who had dellings
with him:'
Pa'rt of this intelligence supports thu view *e
lock of the FRENbM EMPEROR'S Inutitc* in situ.
leg his late Commercial Decree; one of which, we
obverted, Might be tho conciliating of America,
and in fact the winning of.the United State" from
England. If he act fowls begin to play that game,
he is sure to beat our present bungling Statesmen,
*Ad Amaite will be ultiniately 101 l lei this oimulry.
ilea hate bcun fit ourM With he insetted copY'of
the hesteactioits ttatisa:iitt
Paris' til Pent ral
Ileutok, and by him to the Director* Of the Pis.
teem in the Rivers lithe, W9.ser, and Jade. Thd
airticle is imptirtaut, Inashincit as itallovra Vbs.'
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