The Statesman.
London, England, 1809-06-27 00:00:00

NAVAL I.ViiItLLIGEVCE.

PLYAIOINTS, .11vv 45.—ArrIted Nerdy by MAjefaft
'bap emu. of SO 4aos, front of R. tchfort.
Sailud the Phoenix frigate. Copt. Wedge, nn a essite.
Saffed the Portutose ship Reins de 120.114.,1. of 71 pia,
having coder convoy the Por:Oguese ship Ulysses, En Lis.
boo.

P,lved down Channel this morni g, with a Int breeze 1111
East, a large outward-I,oond A et

A letter from Itutt,•rtlarn, dated the IV inst.
leas received tested iy. It states that a toners!
battle took place on the Dan.the on the 13 In
which the Austrians were victorious. 'sod ha! •is
enemy were, in cousequ.mee, in full r treat. Se.
veral snore pr.sengt rs, arrived at Harwich, give a
similar statement; and all accents' concur IN 4eat..
ing, that the enemy have been defeated. Eyre the
Hamburg.' Pap .rs mention the report of Bel*.
etittc ..3v.na, at toe end of the third do) ► tight.
ieg, sal cited a truce. 0.h..r reports ad .1, that
P,us.i.ins are on their march to join the
ARAtrian army.
.' A Gentleman, very recently arrived from the
itreth of France, st positively, that a conspi.
racy bad been entered int • by some of the Of.
fivers of SOIILTIS army, to seize and deliver his
up in his receut retreat from Oporto. It is
addad, that the ringleader, a foreign Colonel, wia
discovered, and refusing to inform against his par..
tisans, was sentenced to be shot ; hut wu enabled,
by tb favour of those whom his secrecy halt pre..
served, to•ffect his escape, and to proceed to the
Brush bead.iinartersi."

ititterday morning 380 men belonging to the
Std battalion of th,: Ist Regiment of riot Gnaidn
marched from the Bird.cage Walk, in St. Jent..s's
Park, to join the British troops at Chatham, del-
titi..d for tureign service. They went of in high
spirits.

An embarkation of nom troops is to take
;place at Portvmoutli immediately.. they are tong
on a Secret Ecicitition. The Regiments arc to
march in with all potsible sowed, encamp on %nth.
sea Comnion, and at Gosport, and flllifark
from those places as fast as treniopo-fs can be Rot
1 ready to receive them. The first division it
to come in and encamp this day. Calorie(
' TtilitoTT if app •iot,cl to the command of oho
Ropil Artillery, which will be moiety& on Mai
sec% lee, with the rank of Brigatlivr.Gsiseral. It
is ordered that arrangements may be wade to ca.
bark this force with the utmost cilerity.

The ettnest exertions were employed posterday
to aceblivrete the departure of the secret expedi.
tion.—There was a hot press, the preceding night,
and during the day rutrettice:were rendervxl ethic.
tual by large pecuniary compefsations proposed to
all the m'vstiers of shipping in the river, adapted 10
to the purposes of this undertaking. The seamen
of the Hessian fleet, who had been embarked ott
board neirly 30 transports, to h conveyed to the
gulf 'of Finland, have been relanded, in order to
get these vessels at liberty to accelerate the rape.

llad the braids or Sir DAVID BAIRD been On.
roughly re.estedishoxi, he was to bare commanded

elle of the large armie.
Col. Cannot., after having gone through more
dangers and more (offerings than man could well be
supposed capable of enduring since be dust joined
BLAKE'I army, has, we understand, proCentled to
Vigu, with the intention of joining Gen. Haan-
roan and Sir ARTHI•R WELLISILeT, and acting
under these Commanders in whateter manner
they should think his knowledge of the language
:mil the ointry...his acqusi•ltancti with the

h•ibils and chancier of the people—and the try.

clit his name Ihis squired among them, may be
most usefully appliatilor the interest of the con.

won cause.

Her .e.— There was no Court of Aldermen thk
day : the LORD .11Avuft, 'flee inspecting the Re.
teem of rioter from the Bakers' Company, or.
dared it to fall 1.1. in the Peek Loaf.

Mrs. Dteaoss and Mr. 1181.1.04 T are down at *,
Edinburgk, and hare already displayed 6,1. wo..t.
tai powers in the Operas of Lola in a I Wage,
77te-burns, Beggar's Opera, and Woodman ~
ss
SUITIDE.—On Saturday morning an upper ffa
male sets int in the family of Culotta Thorp, •
1,1 ostfon Rom!, hunt h .ruelf in her bedchamber.
tieveral things hail been missing from the house,
and on Sunday morning her master's sos inquired
of the decess..d fir an *dier of his drys ; she
pretended to go r,,i• it, bat went to her chamber
an! destroyed herself. Daplieates of the articles
inquired for, and other articles of property, were
found its her pockets.

yesterday afternoon the Inquest on the body of
John flegniond was ressunitd.3— Verdict, Allan..
afaugAter.
Anlther Inquest was hel4 ats, the same hone
(tbo Hurse, Knightsbridge), on the body
„, .b„ servant to Mr. Knapp, of Beasam,
ton.row,,S irvon, who was rest UVer fia SAttirdat
Int by a coal.wsgion (as we stat.xl yesterday).—.
Verdict, detacetal

Ye terJay afternoon, a young woman of gen.
teal aopearance was • ikon up drowsed ow Amigo.
de S try he St. mi. The body was takes to
for bone.huune to be owned.