The Statesman.
London, England, 1810-04-25 00:00:00

CORN-EXCHANGE, itaqui, 25.

To.day there is a continuance, as of lac, of
short arrivals of Wifeat coastwise, but tolerable
supplies of Foreign. Fine fully at last prices,
Other qualities heavy sale. Bye iu steamed.
Barley and Malt maintain their prices. Peas ant!
Beans, of the two kinds, likewise. The supplies
of Oats are rather considerable, anti this trails
supporisiast currency. Flour without variation.
cU lt RENT PRICE.
ritz:titatto-. '41;141;k, Bead,, (old) 4z. 53..
.
Rye, - 514. rotailds -- - 33, lid:
• Barley, • Sto 48:4. Poustoe ditto - - ;lb,, Liu
malt - - tiSs. 765. Rope Seed - ,e4B
W. peas(Uoneri) 61s. 70s. Flue Flour - -
• 1.40, r;o‘. GlireTsynst:e(zsld, bet Seconds

What a change has one short year made in the
occupations of BONAPAHTE! In April, 180, he
was invading tho dominions of the Emperor
FHANCIS, and threatening the' extinction of his,
family; in April, 1810, he passes a honey.motio
with his daughter, and looks to her fur a con.
tinuattc.e of the Banapartian race. In Is®, the
Austriawlegions peribhed before him; in 1810,
he is dying in the arms of an Austrian hiuram.
May Loot subdue him, whom WA a south not!
The three colliers, of Sunderland ; the Arrow,
Pope ; Bell ; and Oak, Smith ; mentioned
In the Harwich letter, received at Lloyd's yes.
terday, tis-have been taken utr the Kentish Knock
by a French privateer, .are retaken and sent into
afwgrpe, by his Majesty's brigs liloodhoundand
Cracker.
A brigade of horse artillery left Chatham on
Monday, to embark far Cadiz.
A General' Court-Illartial is ordered to assemble
in the West Indies, for the trial of the Grenadier
companies of two battalions of the 60th, fur mis,
conduct before the enemy at Guadaintipe,
Mr. SMITH, who fought the fatal duel with*.
late Mr. W. PHIEAT, surrendered and took his
trial at Bristol ose Thursday last. liaus cc,

quitted.
By a Gentleman who left Carmarthen on Matt.
, day afternoon, we have learned that the Vetting
convened by the Mayor of that Borough, to take
into consideration the present situation of Sir
Francis Burdett and Mr. Gale Jones (a native g{
that County) was assembled at the Town 8011, at
one o'clock, when Dr. Charles Morgan, a Pitysi.
clan of that town, opened the business by stating.
what he deemed the oppressions under which those
public characters laboured, . and then •raoscal
string of Resolutions in approbation of their pub.
lie conduct, and also a Petition to Parliament,
praying a redress of their grievances. lie vat
seconded by Mr. M. Rock ;. after which the Ite.
solutions and Petition were unanimously carried.

The new, road, which has just been completed
near Dunstable, will shortly he abandoned, and
the old one repaired, so as to be again fit for tut.'
The reason fur the restoration is a good one; the
new road is above three quarters of a mile longer
thau the other. The only wonder is, that the
force of this reason should not happen to WV-
knowledged, before every inch of the new road
had been finished, with no small delibetatieul and
at an expellee of several thousands.
The example of WILLIAM E. Poivatt, Eq.
of Nattteus, in Cardiganshire, who has aced
liberal premiums to his tenants for the improve,-
ment of agriculture, der. in that country, aerie,
we think, the serious atteotion of every gentian°
of landed property in the Principality. If the
dormant energies of a considerable part if the
Welsh teasotry can be roused, theist Jeddah! sti•
mutated, and exertion quickened, that eau will
deserve well of his .country vita contribur to
effect objects so meritorious and desirable.
GIVE AND 'TEE.—Saturday, in the. Palace
Court, a Greenwich coachman, *tarried Plummer,
obtained 51. damages against another stage-dri'd
on the same road, named Grew, for an Assault, DI
an action arising out of the same etiray, Grew W3l
last week the Plaintiff, and lie then obtained
51.
damages against Plummer. This pugilistic -can-
AO, after much beating on each side, eudwi. i" 3
drawn battle : their legal contest has be foie-
what similar ; each has obtained a ratite, and
each had been condemned to pay damagesaad
A muster of one of the battalions of thdcold•
stream Regiment of Gnards took place tot
'evening, ut seven o'clock, in the Birdcage-I/al"
St. James's Park. After Utdmen had bean &Oa
rap, the Adjntant read a copy of a General Order
to them ; after w !skit they were dismissed.
Thu Speniards on board the /phigenia frigate at
_Plymouth, having again suspended th dig °.
Judas Iscariot the whole of Saturday, stnsu.eri
threw it -overboard, when one of them, at sun.
cose.
Lo .the custom of their country, jumped over I."
„ter it, with a large-clase knife in his hand, to rip
it up. The strength of the. tide, however, drew
the teeter/tenets than under the mead, sad "
drowned,