The Statesman.
London, England, 1809-09-04 00:00:00

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'CAivilt.itu, the Earl of 143vturoot, laavliCas.
•t,.111 llon, 'Mr. PRIMEVAL, Lords MOLGRAVI
.awd HARSOWSV. They sat from one, till GTO '
.o'clock. ..1
VV. IfOrrN IR, one of the Clerks at the Porelp
Office, arrived in town yesterday morning from
Cadk, with dispatches.
The KING has been !deat•ed On approve of Don
Josef Acorzo ORTM, to be his Catholic Majes.
ty's Consul General in the United Kingdom of
Great Britain and Trelandt
A 7.1 gun ship wai lately launched at Bombay,
as also a frigate at Penang. '!'hose, we under.
' stand, are the foiertinners of. several others a liii.:ll
are shout to be built.
On Friday morning last the Princess of WA Les,
accompanied by the Duke of Baunswrek OxLs,
and Lidy ErriNnuA3t, set out from Blackheath,
on a visit to the Princess CuattLorra of IVALLs,
' at Bognor, where they arrived the'same ev..tiing,
and were received in the most alrectiJuate manner
,by her !Loyal-Highness. They remained at 13.,g.
nor until yesterday : on their wav home, the
PaINCEss set his Highness down at oatlinds, and
proceeded on to Blackheath, where her Royal
Highness arrived at eight o'clpck.
We understand that Cuxhaven is now occupied
by a detachment.of French troops.
There has been a report that a fornsidableinsur.
rectiots had bruken out in the Duchy of Magda.
burgh, and that four re...;inients of Westphalian
1
troops had received es ders to prleeed to the Elbe,
which they reluctantly obeyed. This requires
confirmaiina.

The brig Concord, Fuss, Master, sailed from
Now York; on the '2Bth ult. she met with a very
severe gale of wind, is hich carried away her bow-
sprit, and occasioned her fore-top-mast and head
of the fore-mast to give way, also the main-top.
nil-yard. The Captain immediately made fur an.
eliorage, wiAls lie accomplished MI ited-Wharf
Bay, and lay till five ceelciek on Wednesday even-
ing ; he then weighed again, and endeavoured to
ran into Beaumaris Bay, but gut on shore, uear
Prkstholni hiand, and has been since gut off.
Nine sail of the lino, the Amethyst frigate, and
the Serapie and Ig4motsfh stoic-ships„ have ar.
rived at Portsmouth, with prisoners on board,
from the Scheldt. General MoN,lrr, the late
Governor of Flushing, came in the Monarch.
The prisoners amount It, 5,9UU, and are composed
of French, I)nteh, Swiss, Poles, Austrians, and
Italians. The Dtnish ships, and several ether
men of 'war, in Pertsmonth harbour. are fitting
up to receive them. These prisoners make the
total number in confinement at that port 1
General Mesmer, and all the (Mews, ilave
landed, :wd are gone on their parole.-.—Gen. M. is
gone to Otliham.

V. copy the two following paragraphs from
Papers of yesterday.:—
" The master of a vessel which sailed from
IValcheren on ‘Vetinesday eveniiig, reports, that
soon after he left the island, he fell In with a
large fleet of transports and men of war, to the
number of ?.00 sail and upwards, slid was in tom.
pany with them alt night. °tithe morning of Thurs.
day, as he' left the land, he heard a very heavy
taring from between Ostend and Nieuport, which
he distinctly perceived with his glass for several
hours.

" Our army is immediit..ly to be employed on
a fresh, and, we trust, a Inure successful expedi-
tion. Others were on Saturday night dispatched
from the Admiralty to Sir K. STRACII and
from Lord CASTbeltbault's °Seel addresses' to
tis Commander in Chief of the British troop. ht•
Zealand, containing instructions on the subject
of this new entetprize.. We likewise find, that
orders were on Saturday given for providing pro.
visions, for 24,000 men for one month ; to
that we :nay conclude that the service in question
is not very remote."
The following, bearing date the 14th ult. has
been retired by the way of Berlin
" The Emperor En vets has the nominal complied of the
army, which, without the llintgariam. and the dftb co rin de
reserve, is reported t.r be still 171.110.1 mow. The head-
qv:niers are at Krernsir. the right wing at Olonatz, and the
left at Ilitilitsch.* A meeting of some great personages at
Raab, en the 3d instant, has revived the report that
the preliminaries of pei.On are nerved 'spite, hut not a
ss liable of the cooditines has transpired. Nothing whatever
is heard respecting the miliatinii at gouda. Thereon:of the
Emperor A Lex A MOEN is On longer arnl tuned.
is The IVestphallau t ietreral Reviser. is recalled. for bay-
ing suffered the Duke of flau•strourt ()EL. escape, and
to embark quietly at Macke and Eblieth. The Duke 10.1
only two small veils, with a fen aro, and some baggage.—
They were cut off Iry French Doisoniers. =air Capin .n
Moxyca sat I:a, twisted by Danish chaiscars of General
A LU's Corps. General de DON GA RS is appointed to take
the contseuurd of ieiteral It evaltes corps. he Dutch Gene-
ral Gil STUN, Is ion ban been nattily morthing to Hanover.
with &ski men, to cu-operate is the redaction of the Bruns-
wick coma. bas bees Ordered to Holland. The Westphalian
troops are al.-o guar from Bretneula Oldeabarels; and the
Dab s from the opposite basks of the Weser are expected
to follow the same road.
" The King of S & envy. hii 0111 Cell, glad Daughter, le-
turned to Dresden on the 11th inst.
" We learn front ilolland.AAnt twit registrAts of Dada
Jrars are almost complete. our i. cowtramsird by the son of
the rich banker lloA,,at the Hague. a here they arc trained."
JOURNAL—Ituse between 1.1 and lt o'clock
in the forenoon—gaveaudiences atone to cite Of-
ficers of the Staff—took a ride through the lines
by way of getting an appetite fur the turtle—re.
turned between five and six to dinner--at the bot.
tie till two o'clock nett morning.

LANCA•TEII AISIZIM—The ringleaders its the
Tate riots at Liverpool, caned by Ike oppwitioti
to the Impress. service, have been found guilty.
They were tried before Sir Ar..t CH amen r. and
the principal were Carter) Gannon, atul Wiry.

A match at target.shooting, t.r a couvidernble
sam, was deckled last week at 11,impstead. The
competitors were Mr. De t..t luaus and Mr.
RAIIIIIIII. It was agreed that tiiey should fire
from the shoulder without any rat, twelve shutv
deb, at WO yards distance. Mr. Dc: LA PIERRE
was declared thu winner, having hit the target trery
shot except two, and his competitor having in uff
*him seven shins behind him.

• • The celebrated Mrs. Ca. lase is, wr untlergtsntl,
at Usighban, accompanied by Mr. I)uni.ca ; they
reside on the Bast Cliff, and the (tidy rarely sp.
powi shrewd until the appteach of night corn e.as
beetroot env ra I °beer ri