The Statesman.
London, England, 1809-12-05 00:00:00

joying the most brilliant health. This Officer
passed through Frankforth on the 11th, on his
way to Koenigsberg, where he hoped to arrive on

the 18th.
A Bavarian Journal announces, that a French
corps of 25,000 men, is to occupy the coast of
the kingildm of Holland.
Nets, Nor. 21.••-Yesterday, at two in the
afternoon, his Majesty the E PUMA visited 141
quays of Dessaix and Napoleon, and continued
his promenade to the bridge of A ustertitc.
Their Majesties the Kings of SAXONY and
W MPH ILt A have visited the Garden of Plants,
and the Museum of Natural History,
On the Sth inst. the English ship Pelican, richly
laden with cotton, wool, silk, coral, essence of
roars, Ake. was brought into Genoa. She was
taken on the 25th of October, by boarding, by
the French privateer, Franklin, Captain PAO.
LIAR).

Nov. 22.--The famous tents taken from the '
Turks by JOll,l SoatestY, King of Poland, in
the battle when he compelled them to raise the
siege of Vieena, it is said, are removing to Paris.
Prince Cit.% RIES of SCIIIVARTZUSBRO, Ambits.
sailor from Austria to France, has arrived at Pa.
!is. Orders had been given to pay him the ho.
natal dee to his rank aid mission in all the towns
through which he had to pass.
Tim American Papers (the strive of which ne
announced yesterday), are to the 27th Oct. They
confirm the former account of the refusal of tho
President to receive the Minister of Fillet.
sawn VII. It was at the same lime notified to
the Representative of th.• Spanish G. %ernment,
that no Minister would be reetived from King
Jam'. In pastimes of this system of nen'ra.
lity, orders have beeti received by the Collector of
New York to grant clearances for Gijon.
St. Antler°, and the other Spanish Ports
the Bay of Biscay, whether in the possession of
the French or Spaniards.—The ports in the
',land of Cuba hare been declared shut against
all foreign vessels, and all foreigners are or.
dered to quit Cuba.
Mr. JAcesom had commenced his negotiations
with Mr..Smitn, the Secretary of State, but the
result was not expected to transpire before the
meeting of Congress, which was not to take place
till the latter end of November. We regret to
learn, that the yellow fever still continues its ra.
rages at Chatleston.

Ma. I.Est.tz, the Messenger, arrived in town
yesterday with dispatches from Seville. A Mail
also from Cadiz, by which we have received Se.
villa Gazettes to the 19th ult.—These Pipers
continue to afford, as usual, a very flattering pic.
Item of th_e situation and pcospnclant- gynalials
Armies. It is reported that Gerona has been re.
I hewed.

Lord WILLESLEY and Mr. CANNING dined with
Mr. G. FLU; on Friday.
The Rev. Dr. Coat, Master of Emanuel Col.
lege, Cambridge, is appointed C4suivtical Pro.
lessor of Divinity, vacant by the death of the Rev.
Gio. BOKLAse.
gLLIsTON was to open the Manchester Theatre
yesterday. BANNlsisit plays there on the 20th,
and Mrs. JiseGaN commences an engagement fur
twelve nights on the Ist of January.
We have great satisfaction in announcing the
promotion of the Rod. Wtt.t.talL WSLIneItATE,
brother to the Earl of WALDEGRIVE, to the rank
of Commander. This meritorious Officer was the
bearer of Lord COLLINGWOOD'S dispatches.
A celebrated Alderman says, B. C. V. means,
Beware of K exacta's Yoke.
We hear that Sir Gin. 130.1 Yea is to come in
easy at Abingdon, convoyed by the littk ,ran of
Low, who, by a waswirre, recovers the Witt_
core be had lost by introducing a Nahob : so he
outwits the old one. So much ft) the Repents.
Wiwi of the People, the boast of Englishmen. A
pretty time the Baronet will have of it, unless he
should
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