The Statesman.
London, England, 1810-12-24 00:00:00

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THE ALGERINE 43113ASSADOR.

Tae Algerine Am'ta;sador arrived on Saturday,
with his suite, at Sackville.street, Piccadilly, No.
6, a house that had been previously provided for
him. lie came by the way of Malta, mid, we be.,
licve, toucl.ed at Gibraltar. Three wagguus were
'employed to convey luggage, &c. which his sir.
vents assisted' in unloading.. They appeared. splen.
dilly drest in their own way, though not in a regio.
lar uniform; their upper garment trimmed with gold
lace a good deal tarnished, a turban formed apparent.
ly of an Indian shawl, wide trowsers reaching to the'
knee,. bare legged, and slippers on their feet. One •
of the principal Messengers accompanied the Am.
bassadur, and took the superiotendaace of his bag.
gage: His Excellency 'has brought several fine
young Arabian horses as a present to his Majesty,
that crc led up Sackville.street to a stable
in the neighbourhood. A few people only had
assembled at first, but as tha passeagala began to
learn the cause*, the Crowd considotably intreased.

PUGILISTA: CII4I.LEIVOk

T.; Mfr. THOMAS CRIB. •
46 St. Martia'3-street, Leicester-square, Dee;, 1210.
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Sae,--My friends thirst, that had the weather
on last Tuesdays the 'day 'upon which contended
with you, not been so unfavourable I should bare
won the battle, I therefore challenge you to a Bet,
coati meeting, at auy time within two months, for
such sum as those gentlemen who place Conadence
itr me may be pleased to arrange.
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y" As it is possible this letter ma meet the pub.
lic eye, I cannot omit thw opportunity of ezpress-
ing a confident hope, that the circamstaneo of my
being of a different Cobiur to that of a people
amongst whom I hare sought protection, will not in
any way operate to .my mil-Wk..' I am, Sir?

46 Your most obedient *amble seivarit, .
" Witness J. SeimMeld. " T. MOLINUX."

The Park yesterday was thinly attended, but' a
sprinkling of fashionables appeared in either the
Ride br Drive. None of the Four-in.hand Club
spurted their I.3enjamints or Bang ups, though se.
vend minor Whips dashed along in eurrictes taste-
fully harnessed to prime bits of b loot/.

The eiisundentauding•whieh took place between
the 1.1.4 of Tunis and Mr. Coe, the American Con:
su far back as Augusta*, not, we learn, been
entirely. adjusted. The diepute originated in .the
foliowing circumstance Anierlean ship. irat
captured by a French priestoeit,, and carried into
Tunis, where she *as purrhaSed by a Minister of
they Bcy's, put under Tunisian eultitirs, and sent to
Malta. Her former. supercargo being there, ap.
pealed to Cie British Collet of Admiralty to have
her stopped, in consequence of some illegality in the,
condemnation. They declined interfering, as out
of their jurisdiction. He then applied to. the tribe.
nal at Malta ; they stopped 'the ship, and the case
is now in adjudication in that Court. The Bey, ,
on being 'dunned of the detention of the vessel,'
immediately confiscated all the Abiqican property
in Tanis, amounting to 200,060 dollars.
DARING SACRILIiCiIITUS RoftliCKT OF ST. PitUgi
C7ITHEDR/11..—Late on Saturday night, or -early
yesterday morning, the !cstry of St. Paul's Cache.
dral was til,covered toltdve,been broken open, and
.4VCry article of the ancient communion plate to have
been stolen, anioiniting to 761 ounces. The sit,.
var covers our the Bible and Prayer Book Were
also taken away. The rubbers had opened nine
different rilartinents before thy came to the vestry.
The amount of the loss sustained is upwards of
20Q01,. No trice his yet kließdierinered to lead
to a diseovety.of the -ollentiers. Tim villains did
not Imre the Cathedral,. till they bad legated them.
selves with tiuksacrintental wine. •

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Thursday morning early, ,Yamthall.Pardons were
broke int,)by some pefoo!sisati,twaeigt.utik,ml+4o,
who mutilated the stator): QC Mittou, which is
cast in lead, by taking off the tegroud one of the
arms. They wore disturbed by the watchman and
made oft.