The Statesman.
London, England, 1809-11-09 00:00:00

lift ICING V. AllillrF.f.T..

The 11,,riroamcv-Gumauat. stated, that tbis was
an iofoßnantion in the nature of quo warranto,
calling ots tke ELfeardant to chew by whet autho-
rity he exercised the privilege of a Burgess of the
town of Nottingham, and was tried at the last
assizes at Leicester, before Mr. Justice Bailey.—
! Ile was now instructed to more, In arrest of judg.
ment, that he could not be arrested upon the
ground that the bye law on which the verdict was
founded, wag a bad, because unreasonable bye
law ; or that if the Court should think the bye
law was nut unreasonable, then that the verdict
was not supported by the endorsees given at the
trial.

The Court granted a rule to she, cause.
Mr. ilot.LAtso moved for a writ of Habeas Cor.
pus to be directed to John Wright, and J. Cum
well, commanding them to bring up the body of
Thomas Wright, which they were said to have in
their custody in London, alter having levied 4501.
on his goods at Leeds, in an action brought by
Charlotte Currwell, daughterof J. Currwell,who,
it was alleg►d, had combined with Jobe, the bru.
ther of Thomas Wright, who now is, and at
the time of levying the asecetion was, and for
some time before had been, deranged in intellect, as
appeared by the affidavit of Dr. llurd, physician
at Leeds. The Court did not sec any reason, upon
the facts, for including Mr. Currwell in this ap-
plication, but granted the writ against the brother
returnable immediately.
Mr. GURNEY moved for a writ of Habeas Cur.
pns to be directed to the Keeper of his Majesty's
county jail of Essex, commanding him to bring
up the body of J. Glasough, who stood charged
faith felony, stealing a sera hog op the 26th of
last month. This ho mood, nut on the affidavit
of the Prisoner himself merely, but also of tire
other persons, who gave a full account of the
time when, place where, and of whom he pur-
chased this identical sow hogi so that it was
possible that he could have committed the felony
with which be stood charged. He, therefore,
moved for this habeas Corpus for the purpose of
the Prisoner being admitted to bail ; and he in.,
eluded in his motion, that of a certiorari, to
bring up, at the same time, the proceedings be.
fore the Magistrate by whom the Prisoner No
committed ; which the Court granted.

A sporeng tradesman has, in various eonmanies,
not been ashamed to declare, that he would ra.
Cher see his three fine daughters gentlemen's mis-
tresses than tradesmen's wives. Ilia wishes are,
now obtained, u the young ladies have obtained
the respectable situations their father desired for
them.
The 2d Battalion of the 10t1s, 2d Battalion of
the 14th, five companies of the lit Battalion of
the 82d, and the same number of the blat Regi.
meets, amounting in the whole to about I*loo
strong, It is understood, will shortly be embarked
ti Portsiauuth) fur Walcbem.

PROM rug ritsivcti PAYERS.
PAM', Oct. 30:--Tetterday, iv pursuance of
an ordinance of the Prefect of P4lice, published
in virtue of a Letter from his Excellency the Mi.
'sister of the interior, purporting that the publi.
cation of the Toasty of Peace corn:laded with the
Emperor of Austria shall be made by the Heralds
at Anna, in the city of Paris, et noon, the Pro.
clamation was mane in the t 2 districts, amklct the
acclamatiuus of the pcopk, and the cedes of Vive
l'Empereur.

The day before yesterday his Majesty held a
Connell of his Ministers, which lasted till eight at
night.

Yesterday, at two p. wt. his Highness the
Prince Arch Chancellor proceeded to the Senate
to communicate the Treaty of Pbace.
Per.3ns who, hare bemu adraittul to the honour
of seeing the Easpetor found him glowiag wiih
health.

They speak or a speedy convocation of the Lc-
gisl ati ve Body.

According to letters from London, Marquis
Wellesley is said to have received orders to quit
Seville, and proceed to Paris on an extraordinary
mission.

The following passage 14 extracted by the /1/o.
stilitur from the English Papers:—
" According to letters of the 48th of Septets:.
berg the preparations of the French in the Island
of Hereland are greatly relaxed. Front this it
may be inferred, that the negociatious between
France and Austria art upon the ere of bring
broken off, and that Napoleon has judged it of.
ccssary to reinforce his army upon the Danube."
Not:.—This news is rathEr ridiculous. Who will lidless
'bat there are not farces enough alma the Donelie to Oppose
tit AnstriaiN, and that it i 4 necessary to seed for time to
Antwerp ? The swaths or ()ember and November befog sior•
&ruin in the islands el &shed, It is very alitand that the
French Generals obeald let the flugliiii army, which hat bees
sacrificed by ineptitude aid ignorance, be melted dawn them,
and that they should place their caatolmsessw It the good
ton at of healthAal etosateirs:—Notileur,

Marshal Ney is arrived from Spalab
Every thing announces that Paris *lll be *cry
brilliant this winter. It is cestalui (hilt there will
be atagnifieent ffies rejoidep, lb cblebratit
our victories, and the glorious Peace with *hick
they have been crowned. The concourse of fe.
rei,;ners from all parts will contribitte to embellish
the deaionstrations of public joy:
FuIiTAIMBLEAUi OCTOBER i1k...T0-day, after
mass, were preecoted to the Emperor to take the
oaths :--

Count Montalivet, Minister of the Interior.
Prince Corsini, Count Venturi' and Count Cara
bonare, Senators.
On the 19th inst. the Senate of the Kingdom of
Italy assembled in virtue of a decree of the Vice.
roy. A dispatch from his Imperial Highness was
read, annuunchig several decrees issued at Scho-
enbruno, which create 16 new Senators, 8 Stem..
bens of the Legislature, 7 Counsellors of State,
15 Counts of the Kingdom of Italy, 45 Barons,
Chamberlains of the King, 4 Ladies of Honour to
the Queen, several Grand Dignitaries of the Ire*
Crown, and a groat UMW' of Knights.
Price of Stocks 79.

NA PLO, Ocr. 14.—The Neapolitan privateer
the Gallo has taken the English cutter the Success,
bound from Liverpool for Messina. Irish vessel
had arrived on the 14th of September at Gibraltar,
whence she again sailed on the 19th. This Slew'
Viale, Sicilian Agent at Gibraltar, availed him.
self of this opportunity to send important dls.
patches to his Court, and a great number of
private letters, destined for Malta and Paints..
All these papers, which the English Captain
had not time to throw overboard, fell into the
hands of the Neapolitans. They obey the present
situation of the insurgents in Spain, and what ado
vantages they have derived from their alliance ♦ttb
England.

The relics of these insurgents ue exposed to all
the disorders of anarchy. MI the provinces sib.
ject to the yoke of the Junta of Seville demand a
new Govcrnme►t. Every day is marked by soma
sanguinary tumult; every day produces some vies'
satire against the present rulers. Add kl this, the
diswnsiims between the Members of the Junta, the
inexperience of many of them, and the easbition
of all. So many evils have rendered a different
order of things absolutel;• necessary. The people
have required the formation of a regency ; the
Junta has been obliged to comply ; and on the let
of September the Cortes met to elect a Regent.
sitilien the Success left Gibraltar, nothing was
yet decided ; these were as many competitors as
parties ; and they could not agree on whom to
confer the dangerous post of conducting affairs is
their present desperate situation. Several Mem.
bcrs of the Junta hs To resigned ; and, among the
rest, M. Gamy, who was at the head of the De.
pertinent for Foreign Affairs.

Amonling to the Seville Gaulle:, found on
board of the English cutter, the battle of Tala-
vera has inert tubed tg the highest pitch the confu.
aion srhkh prevails itt the south of that unrolls:.
nate country. The Spanish Gemmel, mutually
accuse each other of having Willed the commas
cause. Coast' anti,Vesivgaa paatend that General
O'Dunoghue acquainted Ma Mal Jourdan with
the force and po,itleis af /he Spaniards. Wel-
lesley complains oZ all the.filpanish Genernls, who
abandoned him a; the critical moment, lle has
withdrawu from the insurgents, and retreated to.
wards Portugal. The magat people have corn.
pelted Cucsta to yield the gosnonattil to Etuyn.
Such was, on on 19th of Sept. the -situation
of that unhappy cot' n t y— *hero the English hays
armed the citisehs azatit.t each other; where they
have spread nitirersal dc!olaiion and death ; and
where they will terminate their horrible career by
a disgraceful flight.
The Captain of the Gallo having learned that
the Success was formerly an Imperial French ships
has made a present of it to his Majesty the King,
who has ordered that this cutter, which car.ibi
am ions, should be lilted for service.