The Statesman.
London, England, 1809-10-12 00:00:00

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siNNlPmeneein••llooo
Snip. irodiirslded-tom the Hungarian
militia, commanded by the Archduke Palatine,
are marching freer the eafitertamPNituisasial to
• Pest. The eery aussersee Bin* which amp)
the latter place . and its vicinity, proceed to ;Co-
more', in order tip reinforce the troupe which are
under marching orders for Moravia, est probably
to more distant parts." The. drestrimaharse are
, searching into the huffier of Hungary, and nu.
Nereus corps are said to be destined for °heats.
Thu French army, according to the,latest
counts, occupied the following positions
The Viceroy and au Duke of Taranto (114 Ra.
desald) were with their corps ow the right bank ell
Ira Danube, in Hungary and Saris.
Darageay D'Hilliers commands the reserve of
Italian army, which is careened oa the coast of
11. Adriatic, is Carinthia, and in Carniola.
Thu Saxon corps, under Gee. Itegnier, is posted
hi sod about Presbergh, to which place the corps
Odle Doke of iteggiu (Oudinot), which was for.
unity atsivieusa is removed.
'The PAK. of Eckeitibl (Dimes() occupies the
.Eqesere part of Moravia, and has his head-quarters
m(lßriinn.
The ?Nees of Esslingen (Masson) occupies
the Western part"of Moravia, and bas his head..
• talslurs et *Gape.
11. TIMM% of Ragusa (Marmon°, who hitherto
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,rellchleind tint northern bank of the Danube froth
• .• Komi tit lolegia, has been ordered to advance tti
"theliersei. The Imperial Guards are to proceed
lteableiesigh. The-heavy cavalry advances to..
• - ermrdelleagary.
The Duke of Dantaie still remains in his potpie
Om% Upper Austria and Salisburgh.
...,• The sktigy of Observation (which forms the Bth
corps), iittudar the Doke • of Abrantes, is advanc.
Ant to the fruhijers of Bohemia.
TIM following are the positions of the Austrian
T:—
im ems of General iiienmaier is, in cons°.
quer* 4 v arrangements, exclusively destined
to. cover ilueniia.
The Archduke Ferdivand will, with his corps
`which retreated from Gallia', and which has re.
irceinents, defend the Northern
particularly the fortress of
of the Austrian limy are
, of them, which form the
lain army, are encamped on I
Danube, near COMOIIIs and
Pleohausel, Leopoldstadt,
mountains which separate
,ungary.
A . vs is posted in and near Grau, and
a fifth has moved up the Danube towards Osen
and Pest.
General Giulay is detached to the Hungarian
frontiers of Croatia, where a consideraole corps
of biarder troops is assembling. He has a veil-
. doe near Font kirrhen.
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• Dr. SLANE, who had been appointed by Go.
• iernateet as principal Physician to investigate the
• nature of the fever which has prevailed in the
Island of Walcheren, has given it as his opinion
- that the sickneas and mortality have arisen from
an endemic which occurs naturally at this season
In that part of Zealand ; and that the only rift.
tial-remedy is the removal-of the skit to another
climate. He hasP, therefore, ordered sic thou. 1
sand tithe sick to be embarked immediately fur
. Teemed.
Dispatches for the Boat Indies are expected
hourly at Portsmouth,- to be sent out in the Ile.
gets sloop of war, Cliptaie BOCUARAN, which is
lying ready to take them.
14: , Yesearday a Court of Directors was held at the
•,- . ' East henna House, when the destination of the
.r' 41 WI Skip Sir William Dearleg, was altered from
• : t:i Bengal direct, to Madras and Bengal. Captain
•• ~,, WaIiIiTIAD was swore into the command of the
• - 14 • Alfred. Tito Court adjenreed at six o'clock till
'A. this dap
•0•4 Lieertenaet•General Nic
T. likely to be the successor of '.
in the command of the Kent
'rhpeember of pawnbrokers'
, truip,...., during the last tee
in the proportion of four to
testes begin to think that
.. ought to be checked.—They
• at the corners of streets,
their second dour begins to
nuisance, that the Magistr*
• paring a mandate to shut : . up.—
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1 be happy to be informed by what authority.
A very great politician, of this country, being
what measures Government should take to
it
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emigratiou, replied,. it that he knew not
. pneitively ; but whatever might be attempted, he
. thought thre was but one effectual way, and that
mit to make it worth the subject's while to stay
at home."
The half-yearly inspections of regiments in the
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•.. . Portamouth District wire cOnchseled on Teesday,.
• :- and from the good condinit of the Millirem crape,
..**4' 41- the General Officen who' have inspected that)
' • bars been able to mai, deosnost .faeourable re.
'" peels. '
At the Quarter-sessions held at Bury on Mon-
? • to, last (T. 8. Geocu, Esq. in the Chair), the
Rev.C. R. MA: Vicar of Bening, appeal.
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MIS lf AGRICULTURE.
'We have • great satisfaction in presenting
one English renders with the following ao.
count of the APAILBIING SOCIETY of IRELAND)
whiols.skews that ear fallow.sabjeets in IuaAND
are not remiss in their efforts to itiprove the Agri.
cellars of a country in many reipects so highly
favoured by nature. The pasturage of many
parts of less Ase is susquestionably the Arrest.
in Elmore. This is readily accoslnted for, by the
great humidity of the climate, arising from Ireland
being the westernmost point of Europe, and lying
directly exposed to the Atlantic, and the wind
blowing 8 months out of 12 at a medium in a
westerly direction. The grand desiderata in
lo.isn Agriculture, are draining and planting.
Sy the former, immense tracts of bog might be re.
claimed, and converted into good land ; and by
the latter, the country would ultimately be sap.
plied with that which it so greatly needs, timber.
We have not yet mentioned a third improvement,
which would be paramount to all that have ever
been suggested—THE ABOLITION or TYTHES
could that be effected, IRELAND might perhaps
become one of the most peaceable, as well as fer.
tile islands in EUROPE, for, to the vexation aris.
ing from 7Ythes, is imputable, in a great de'ree,
those disorders which arc so prominently a mu.
teal disgrace to the governed and the Governors.
FARMING fIOCTRTY OF IRLLAND.
[Paoli THE Virtill4l3 ntwitt.9.l
This tkv. the Farming Satiety of I•elooll. instituted for
the Improtement of agrimiltere, nod pnricularly implements
of husbandry, green-crips, nod live s•oelt, will hold their

annual shew at gniUnmoor. It is now nine years since the
institution of the Farming Societie., and during that short
term, Ireland has advanced, a giant's pace, in agricuLural
improvemest, awl, of course, has held on a rapid pave in
progressive prosperity.
The object and the aim of our Farming Societies appear
not yet to be sufficiently understood; but, its objects are nei-
ther Laid, partial, or particular, but at• WI universal, and
eomprize whatever involves the happiness and prosperity of
Ireland. Toele Societies, aetirely and beneficially iullisesicing
the entire surface of the country, are composed of its airbi.
lity and gentry, whose interest in the welfare aid prosperity
of Ireland, must be proportioned to the stake they hold in it.
As an imtance of the imperfection and ignorance, real or pre-
tended, on this subject, it is enough In advert to the
Moss and profound discussions vse have, Eros time to time,
had un the subjects of fattening cattle—on the fat, the lean,
.01•1 the bone—and the authors of these remarks, certaiuly
*se proofs of inSoite discernmeut and thorough knowledge,
when tney asserted that our improvements infatteoing, would
prose inimical to the provision trade, which required that
the animal should be lean.—Notwithstanding these lean pre-
dictions, the provision trade has actually increased two-thirds,
and the quality of our Irish beef and pork is improved. and
mill improves. The vulgar have a notion, that the Society
atteods to the one sole object of fattening cattle, because they
see or bear, of a fat Oxen, a fat Swine, the necessary sub-
jects of trial in relation to such food, as, in a degree, will
soonest and best, nourish susinuth ; but, if we revert to their
adjudicatious of premiums, it will be sees that neat cattle,
sheep, su Inc, seed corn, grass seeds, hay, broadcloth, plosigb-
lag, form the comprehensive sale of the Society's labours.—
Their premium of 101. for the best barrel of barley, of oati,
of red wheat, of white wheat, of meadow grasses;—of VOL
to the seller of the greatest quantity of hay in Smithfield
of JUI. to the buyer of the greatest quantity I—of SDI for the
Stint and best end of broad cloth, not less than twenty yard.,
made of wool, the growth of Ireland-101. foe the second,
and SI. for the third. These prosaism were adjudged, in ISM,
to Messrs. Smith, Oxley, and Lucas, woolleo-drapers of this
eit%.—At the chew this day, some novel adjedicatioas will'
take place. to order to Improve the breed of cattle through-
out Ireland, there will be given for the best long-horned bdi
which shall have mewed gratis, slice the first day of January,
1809, at least forty long-horned cows, to the province of Ul-
ster, Wilmer, Cotnneglet, and Munster, theses. of bal. each-1
for the second 3.11. and for the third SOL respectively ; and
best long-horned ball, Sc. Ike. whose sape.ti
shall be proved by the CU:dill/VC of his get:
and liberal prentimas for steers, heifer,.,
sheep, hones—in the latter instance, for im-
of horses la Ireland, thews. of 10d1. and
of Ulster, Leinster, Blunder, and fan-
. nest draft stallion, having coveted seventy
gratis--The following adjudications of lest year
spirit of our Irish Fanning Societies:
4 years old, having served gratis 40 cows,

S yearvilkir. 501.
, bull, 4 yews, &e. 601.
These premiums adjudied: to Thomas Going, Esq. William
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Molloy, Esq. and tite Han. Sic F. (1. Ntwcoines. ;.4%,
For S•heop consh4V-troolkol. • ).
For the hest ram, oaethear, 41/1.
For ditto, two shear, Stil.
For the best pen of live t wes, 201.
These pre.adasts were adjudged to Mese!. Going, L.
and Scully, respectively.
For the ten heat Roam, to become the property of the SO:
defy, that they may be distributed gratis ; for the three best
151. each—for the three next 101.--and fur the four next 61.
For the 5,0 best Wethers, then a in the green and Sold at the
fair of Bittlinasioe, 401.
For tile best combing woolled ram's fleece, 101.
It it remarkable that one of these was disqualified, being
ered too fine fur combing.
is proposed, for the best ten yearling bulls, to become
property
t of Ike Society, loonier that they may be di.-
,f 4 ibuted gratis—
r For the three best of these the Society will pay 301. each.
For the three next, 201 each.
Fur the four next, 101. each.
This rapid glance over the object- and aims of the Society,
may serve to indicate the vast extent and importance of their
labours. Our countryman, Goldsmith, in his history of the
Earth, speaking of the mineral world, says,—" In the bo-
som of the earth, the Deity performs his sounders in secret,
satisfied with self-ipprobatioo."—Part of this fine passage,
may, espressesptimanly and @obtained, be appropriated to
our Farming Societies; .and the more se, because, an high
authority has said, that " the mint pkasing life to Goo is
that which is mast well to man."— There is a very Roe pas.
sate is Valerie, Maslow, tending to the present sol*et—
A :raiser was cited on a charge of sorcery before the Miles,
Mc obtaining frost ic softy demesne larger crops than his
oeighbours from their eultelmive loads. He Waded the ma-
gistrates, to whom he produced hls implements of hashmetry,
well-fed oxen, and* halo yam( woman, his daughter--and
he said, " Tgese, Res ass, are my nesennerats of mad-
c .1; hot 1 easmot kst's thew you my laioare, meats, sad
sastoss cares !"

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gm) Hungarian
militia, commanded by thy Archduke Palatine,
are aserehieg Nei the aalleortamPpliisissuiel to
• Pest. The very summers* Bin* which sweep)
the latter plisse . and its vicinity, proceed to ;Co-
morn, in order tie reiuforce the troupe which are
under marching orders fok Moravia, and probaW,
to more distant parts. "I'he• &turista bone are
, searching into the iaterier of Hungary, and nu.
memos corps are said to be destined for Olmats.
Thu French army, according to the,latest ac-
counts, occupied the following positions
The Viceroy and the Duke of Toronto (Mac-
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dumb.%) were with their corps ow the right beak of
Ira Danube, in Hungary and Stiria.
. Bareguay D'Hilliers commands the reserve of
140. Italian array, which is esetuued oa rise coast of
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Ms Adriatic, is Carinthia, sad in Carniola.
Thu Saxon corps, under Geo. Itegnier, is posted
in and about Presbergh, to which place the corps
tut dis Doke of Reggio (Oudinot), which was for.
Marty at s removed.
The Mace of Eekmehl (Davousi) occupies the
.Enteasra part of Moravia, and has his head.quarters
14,1Brinta.
• • 'The ?tine* of Esslingen (Masson) occupies
the Western part "of Moravia, and bas his head.
• igefiltera st fleapit.
, e hellibile of Ragusa (Marmon°, who hitherto
,Veilictrpied Ike northern bank of the Danube from
• • Komi t* illolkunia, has been ordered to advance to
Nits *anti. The Imperial Guards are to proceed
taillislislasigh. The-heavy cavalry advances to-
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• - mords•Heagary.
The Duke of Dantlie still remains in his posi.
1,41,0 to Upper Austria and Salisburgh.
* The Ably of Observation (which forms the sth
• amps), Oder the Duke • of Abrentes, is *dram-
J-Int te the frontiers of Bohemia.
Sr T*o following are the positions of the Austrian
allbe corps of General iiienmaier is, in cense-
, spume et mom arrangements, exclusively destined
, to, rover Bohemia.
The Archduke Perdivand will, 'with his corps
twhich retreated from Gallia', and which has re-
ceived some reitiforeements, defend the Northern
• 'stain of Morita, and particularly the tortilla of
mats.
tit 'The rtmalning corps of the Austrian Italy are
• 'ln Hungary'. Three of them, which form the
right wing of the main army, are encamped on
the left banks of the Danube, near COMOIII, and
tiretch themselves to Neuhausel, Leopoldstadt,
Bremits, and to the mountains which separate
Moravia from Hungary.
. A fourth corps is posted in and near Grau, and
a fifth has moved up the Danube towards Osen
and Pest.
General Oiulay is detached to the Hungarian
frontiers of Croatia, where a cunsideraule corps
of border troops is assembling. He has a poi!-
' to near Feet kirehen.
insestossemsemem
Dr. Bum, who had been appointed by Go-
• 'ievcmcet as principal Physician to investigate the
• inti ft of the fever which hu prevailed in the
Island of Walchercn, has given it as his opinion
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that the sickueis and mortality have arisen from
• as endemic which occurs naturally at this season
/ in that put of Zealand ; and that 'the only eine.
Nat remedy is the removid.of the sick to another
Omits. He has, therefore, ordered six thou.
• stud of the sick to be embarked immediately fur
/ ' Tagfaad.
• Dispatches for the East Indies are expected
Iraq at Portsmouth,- to be sent out in the lie.
Oak sloop of war, CNptaia BIM/JANA X, which is
•- lying ready to take than.
ae~, Yesterday a Court of Directors was held at the
East /Wit House, when the destinatioa of the
.e'stst tea skip Sir William Beneles, was altered from
. i:t Bengal direct, to Madras and Bengal. Captain
W BLOT IA D was swore into the command of the
• al • Alfred. Thu Court adjoureed at six o'clock till
. this dap
Liartaaaat.General Ntcmor.t.s is mentioned as
T. plidy to be thesuccessor of Sir Gcostoz Neal!,
in the command of the Kent District.
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Thp•sumber of pawnbrokers' shops in this me-
• tropolis, daring the last ten years, has increased
in the proportion of four to one; and the Magill.
tastes begin to think that at lust their progreir
ought to be checked.—They are generally situate'
at the corners of streets, courts, and !anti, and
their second door begins to be considered as such a
nuisance, that the Magistrates, it is said, are pre-
Darin a mandate to shut them all rap.—We shall

eeiveal spine rciutoreeine
,ttt Motatia, sod
mots.
'The rtsialqini corps
• %In Huugary. Three o
right wing of the mair
the left-banks of the D
trtretch themselves to
Breaths, and to the t
Moravia from Hungary
A fourth curia is pot

Ass. C. It. MARSHALL, Vicar of Esping, appeal.
at 'latest the ralliatiod of the Cotneissioners un- I
dee the Act for eftdceing that parish, by which he
was aggrieved by the valuation of the vicaria
tythes being set at 2901. whereas he contend ,
ups the lowan estimation, that they were wo h
OM per ININIUM ; Inn the Court conceiving 'the
Act of She Commissioners to be final, w e of
opinion they had not jurisdiction to entert m the
appeal.
We en sorry to leave, that eight r Is from
Leedom were lost off Heligoland, on "ednesday
last, In a violent gale of isiod. The were laden
with sugar, coffee,. aces he the value. f 120,0001.
Oee of thou was the Diana ; the ames of the
When arc eel yet known,
Whea Cooa ezerpiesed ip Ru hard, on Mon.
day, 44 Richard's AMiself aga4 ;" an iiibetoian
It the lower gallery roared tint, " by J---1
marl le not himself."

tcuot.z.s is mentioned as for the we*" 34' a
also, 501. fur the bes
afSir Geuttua Nuatsyr,
riorsty as a sire shall
ott District. or, other handsome 1
rokers' shops in this me- and elms, bousoke
ten years, has increased pn•viag the breed of
to one; and the MagLis- but. in the provinces
t at least their progrelk Dared, for the best
key are generally situate ' draft mares gratis--'
courts, and tants, and wli: demonstrate tbe
abe considered as such a FOrthe bet bull, 9
rates, it Is said, are pre- 401
them all up.—Wo shall For the b;st bull,
amiani For the best bull,