The Statesman.
London, England, 1810-08-06 00:00:00

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grmaxT AP A LETTER ?R OY TARIS. DATER JOLT 11,111 r r
Mad:taw Itsas Jima, tit antra et lArated by her beauty,
la the Lt. !tr4l,:cy ui her hu.b.tirl, died a few days ago at
Madttitte Tocz.ta:t i. Je.td, iu cateorg ,ence of her
wanly!), r.:crived ttt ihe hie at the Au-triata Asabas.adas'il.
Teri r are hopra of tile two% ery of Prince livitouctet.

l'be Mete of OrßAtad (FJI,ICI3t) isui bled UN real-
deuces.' Air. in Prove.:ce.
Tbelwarcitiist fuss recalled Vice-Admiral TRUGUET.
lON tilt the 14.4 t•etett ye.tis, hz been anemplopeti, and
given him the command of the squadron at Rochefurt.''—
(.Ibaltle du Nerd, J..ly 20.)

A TATTER. Iron Pertuipl, dated head.qaerters%
Alverter, 19th of July, states, that all atilt re.
*omelet quiet tlieiTl but that a battle wu doily ex-
kett.d.

.2'ha Morning Chroeicle ofithis tilt bas's lea&
{article On the Cause of .tlie Ate: Failures,
! which it iindicatti itself against oar.sthsria of
mistake and inconsistency on thatiobject. We
do. Ilet think,. The
...11orning Chronicle has been
biecOessfol iwebie defence. We first of all shcwed,
that The Chronicle held wit ik mere delusion, ea_
&emery rilingeim}t in such a paper LI that, ►then
`it talked of purifying the trading hemisphere by
the late comitierei4l embarrassments. We showed
that it placed the embarrassments to a wrong ac.
count; •and that, in fact, before it concluded its
first article on the subject, it did argue itself
,
out of its own analogies. We argued, that
the present embarrassments in trade, aro occasion.
Id by the absurd and obstinate polity of Ministers,
which has deprived England of real and beneficial
trade, and has forced our Merchants into that
course which The Chronicle so justly deplores,
but which The Chronicle ascribes to wild miten.
provoketispeculationS, fostered by the enormous
issues of paper. The former failures, quoted in.
the Chronicle's first argument on the subject,
did chiefly from unbottomed speculations,
oecasiohed by copidity in individuals. Stone of
the Omni 'failerejs may: be. of the same kind,
and 'probably sriso. :But that does not alfect the
argument. Thelpiestion is—hat nor the ignorant
anti Obstinate policy of Minister. • thrown
inetcc nut of its course into a mere channel, of
tiprculal
II; and has not this deed and act dried"
:00, the wealth: of the nation itself ! • The
nick tater, very jetty shunt the evfluorfori.ed
ifpeculations, aril 'the facilities given to these by
the undue teeWiwi of paper, and if there were
(TO ,stone..isidisid*d..instanees of these, The
Vistooithes ergeoseiii:might stanit..-But there
isolvitisat the nlistiker lies. ' There i. no asq.
il. yin the t!fir ekes, oartielyi_ the failures of,
(I)rmet; times, q inlet) isy ;the lthroniele, and the
.paesart failurte present itakever of the whole
system, putrilAiltheentire niess,aed ?hinging on
ijettri deciaa ; the totiwer• was Pertial, and was
avid inevitably. corroded bg the ow-

I it 4 Orenta of thee Ryitell.•• . Wiii.The Chrotside
I not perceive that there ii a ditbrence in this; two
case's ? And will it eontintseili contend, that .our
trade, ' indkaihiiiifectures, an 4 cOusincrce, and all
are,toundtivoitls,tha exception of a few piper
kites, which cannot bear the winds, and stories?
If tin, , The Cisranide as *ttectually serves Mink-
!KW • (nutwithsiludint lli ' real disinclination to
'ilieets as tr:rink, (P4ette do. And this,briogs
MN jii.e . . •...
AP AA ?LW* tWoOtho inconsistency of The Morn-
*yr elssetsiel4, whether it were mistaken in the
mss' Instance; lir not. When some Paper),
fkliieli The Chronicle called ,Ministerial) were
SJ!deav'noring to delude the public with slate.
mews of this raceedingt of exports, &c. for the
present
yeltr, The Chroilicse argneu jest as we
fittl done, and asbled—bn.4l; Alert tany rent profit'
...
in this? :no; ,1.1.44 c markets. de- yea sis -abroad)
and to what markets do you arrive here? Are'
sat all Anse ilwterd 'witty goo' lis ? 'Can you sell
your' cottons. iji ',South America for prime cost,
o'r may thing like
,it? . or can you even sell
toe • profit. ywur billow., and skins, And ' hemp
here ? ..,..-.-N ow, these are all resersible ques.
11.1is,' *hick" itit' bait asked before, and . which
lead to the same puint lac draw ot--n ow •Iy, -to
. ...., "
she* th it tht‘ dints/ie.:olll.pm, Area, and not iti
i, row individual- nierehants. - Cettiti PA PER4ITES
I.4kpriOe us of the trade of Eiroi, that. trade Which
gave us the balance against the whole world ?..1341.
it eOt, how could they have 'Wrought thews great
evils winch -now algid , the whole commercial
,warld: of Eagland.? -11kix.kites might add to the
*confusion ;:'but Paper-bi!'rsf necessarily arose out
of 41410i5(17 the nishess;n(Minisiets) of all your
~
prefilpfi(otrade, fpivoothadmo money, and could
two noomasey,ii *'hen your trade was driven
info illitt3lihistcliitt enurse, and shape and habit
Of tilitrtyiou Ltd 'no money to hack your notes
` ' - . '
iiii.,l•l7lo .19t mug' Chromele says—" trade should
treilaimolso its ancient course." And so ray we.
114111 low J 4 it•to get into that again ? There is no
1147 be.oodth the sun, but one—and.that is, to,
reek* £u no to your Snongc, Ist your
iItAIRAYYCSI:I and MINVIJCIVRIES! Do that,
and you Asitl.pesify .the trading hemisphere, and*
h purifyinany other thisgs that need a little correction!
Do tliatl.and you will receive millions of blessings 1
liiiithe r4o.mmiog or The Chreekieisduing the vety
reverse. It strestgileent Miniitt4it who banis6d
the blade of Europe from Englaid; it• very effec-
CveilfßPPOFts 54111400 s Who neacr can regain

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lame trade. The political friends of 1k Chro-
stick may 'heal the wounds of time couut*y—at
•
told its canton:fel I wounil4, and they stood
pledged to do so, by ailieetely eultivaing the
weans ;of Poare:—Pcace, which -.seems to have
tars completely formayen by, the political wri-
tgof all mirth*, as by Miaiiters theniselvf.s:—
P 4, wititell which this country cauuut be
sitiretlr •

The Commander its Chief lass lately issued an-or-
der, that•the whole of the regular Ann). elii °ugh-
out the different districts in &seism!, shall unslet go
an immediate inspection, us order to ascertain the
number of men fit for foreign service ; in &mice-
qaionce of which the vi hole of the Lout Guards now
'hi fowls were inspected yesterday forenuou, by
their 'rtisPective Doetui s.
That noble regiment, the 15th Light Dragoons,
are Ito We reviewerd on the 20th inst. by his /Loyal
•Ifigliness the Prince of Wates, upon HUutislow
Heath.
1 A• ptinate. letter from Constantinople, of the
20th of June; states, that Baron Huaseu, the
Damish.Charge d'A Wakes at the Porte, had re-
cently submitted a proposal from his master, fur'
a pacification lietwi•en Turkey and Itaispia. The
bases were, the peryetual renueciation by the lat.
ter Power of Moldavia and %V allachia, the cession
of certain ports in the Black Sea, and the pay-
ment of twenty millions of piastres ; but the
GRAND SEIGNIOR is reported to have rejected
these terms with iiidignatien..
It is certainty a mad world we live in, if, ee-
-1 cording to Bottarairre's doctrine, every man is
mad who disapproves of his conduct, or animal.
vcrts with severity oil Isis atrociousaie,s.
Several Noblemen and Gentlemen in Ireland
and Scotland have given notice, by public adver.
tisements, that they will this year give a Jubilee
to the game on their estates, and. therefore request
,that no Gentleman u ill sport on the same.
The late report received via America, relative
to saintlier misunderstanding between •the Coin.
pany'a Officers ill Canton a:el the Chinese Govern-
uncut,
ortainated in an supplication made to a
Mandarin inimical to the raiglish„ and requetting
leave to. prefer a petition to the Gois:rrieneq. fur'
Vie prohibition of inimeoterse
.between the ships
and the sh,re till a native who was missing should
he accounted for ; it having been suggested that I
he had been murdered on beard some of the yes. 1
sett for the sake of his money. The priucip .1
Nlauflarie. desired the people to wait the event of
another .day, • and before, the expiration of the
time appointed the man made his appearance,
having during the whole period of hits absence re.
mainej intoxicated with opium on board a junk.
Is is probable that Parliament will meet in No-
vember, in consequence of the very deranged state
of affairs in the commereial and monied werld.
• The Marquis. of gratTTORW, it has, been men.
tioned, had; iO,OOOI. in the llitsk of DeVATNES
and Co. when it stopped paiment. This, how.
ever, was 'tot the fact, as he had not more than
SOOOl. at the time in that house. • •
It is calculatel that, in the muse of the last
ten years, thirteen millions of wooden horses have
been destroyed by fire at Constantinople 1!
Two Houses, principally in the Manchester
Trade, stopped payuient on Saturday.
The Spartan frigate* with her gallant cam.
mender, Captain Stanton, arrived at Portsmouth
ou Friday fiem the 11eititertansin.
Earl and Countess MOIRA wised on Thursday
at Cromer, and have taken up their residence at
Mr. PA Nx's lodge. • ,
GUSTAVCS ADC/UDR,' lives in trial 4stironoat
at Than. He seer little or nu company, and Ms
ploys the greater part of his time lit superintiatre„
ing the education of •his children. , a
A Indictees case of assault Was tried at North;
*moon Assizes
,on Wednesday, iu which the
Jury found a verdict of 2:.01.-sgst4fist Dr. Batttt,'
a Clereymaii, for au -essantik It Appears dust
there is a pond in a Village where 'the Doctor firm '
in which the poor women, arie itilliaajtebit of wash-
ing their clothes—the Rev: Divine chose also to
wash his horses in the same 4.atteri ti 6 ifieVo'nien
resented, and with 'maps, Imisli9s, -lick the
horses and the Doctor, hie:Self; 1,414 Iltsr ahhillie-
sated him, he in return struok..nne of Miseiiellipp:
ants (a woman preenatit -at the tittle), Toe': 4,
the action was brought. The Detteeitfeb
tor
raised ram striking another woman. brim/11
. Ott;
into Court.
•• an.:.oin •ag: iv:
. The roilowing ail fele itrfr, Oirtr kWi'lltaa.•
in a Pitorinetal TAreetepape :i7-14 Treiidaferte.4oubi
be careful tirldelqter'll4. lugeligie.te• 'serape, eraP
sone,. ga,a Gentletein,vile alighnises from' a' at lie,..
entrusted his rtes fti a stranger) out haanut boded
of her sinesua •• ; • :.,• .4e:its !
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A. lisndaome cook-wench, .ii otib or` the Resit
841 0, ka v jog mis:aid her.apiowrtmtett•strrw'trW''Trrki:-
,postiiig.bill of the,uvenisied.illitiyi: which . bens in
'the oar* and pinned it before Vet iiiiolit ,tv lip
• 46' ne Roadie. Ruin." • ' • • . • • , - '
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On. Saturday night the Opera rinsed its Seiitlitll
and 11ailame Dos. Oat es,
_look leave of the spec-.
,tistprs. She retires, from -the stage, aard we are
suit) she will carry with her the regret of the sub.
scriber.. . . . ..
The Dublin `Theatre is shout to be opened as'.
an English Opera /louse, upon the plan ..of the
Lyceum. Mr. IrseLenom, Mr. liteeaare, and
Mts. Diceroms, form part of the Company. •
Hiatt LIFE INT Ttic CITY.--Mr. EYRE, Who
was stated to have been the author of this play,
has published the following contradiction of that
report ;--

" %Ws, thermeh the medium of your Paper, to contra-
dict a report generally cireoloted•and hitherto tacitly
quiesred in by myself, that the• Comedy of Mg h Life in
me city," is a ritten by met the fact is. only two ritarar-
ten, viz. those acted by Messrs. MATRCIVA and Lirro a.
proceed front my pen; the plot, dialissue, dtc. of the piece
belong entirely to a Lady, aho reqnr.ted me to superintend
its productin, and snake *bat olieralision seemed necessary
for slagt effect. The Litly's original motives for courealnwia
have now rea,ed, and I am nothotizett to state to the public.
unequivocally, that Mr:. C V Ett(Disn BRADSHAW is the Ivo
parrot of Cie play non acting :tune Haymarket Theatre.
" I am, Sir. your's, " C. J. LIME.'
t• 21, Hatnpdyn-streel, Summers Tuwa."