The Statesman.
London, England, 1810-03-12 00:00:00

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ject of PM OLSON', stow, the con:oljg igHex
Of the Fratich Empire, and the secisithe of that" •
rawit•Ont, Malian 10.—
Crown, which he has !he -

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:on by tL sword.
An arrival of French and German Papers the
former to the 4th instant, and the latter to the end
of last month, brings intelligence from both Paris
and Vienna. While the Political Agents of France
arc sedulously employed in arranging the ceremo-
nials of the approaching alliance with the humi.
hated Representative of the House of Hapsburg!'
—the French Emperor, with unceasing diligence,
is investigating his Spiritual position, and the
terms on which he stands with his Clergy:.
,
.The POPE he has divested of all power—.but the
:people of France, clinging to ancient prejudice, ap.
pear to have.reccived him with that high respect and
veneration, which must have excited in NAPO-
LEON no iticonsiderable degree of jealousy.—
Louts the IWO' first emancipated himself from
the yoke of Papal Supremacy—and the memora.
ble Edict which he iksued on that•OCCasion; is now
decreed, by NAroLcox, to be the general law of
tbo . •
Frrn the intermarriage between Fiance and
Austria, the inhabitants of Vienna 'seem to anti.
cipate the extinction of that state of hostility in
which Europe has now been involved for twenty
years—that such will be the imm-diate result, is)
however, we fear) at least doubtful,
Tog belief of the incorpotation of Holland and
the North of Germany with France gains ground
on the Continent. Dmlnark is said to be putting
her -inconsiderable military force in motion, for
the purpose of forming-a strong cordon on her
frontiers—this, which by some is conjectured to.
be a demonstration of defence against the aggres.
siortof Franc:, is probably a measure of co.npe.
ration only in the vigorous effort of France to
veal up the Continent of Eoropc against the com-
merce of England. A French army of 60,000
men is reported on the Contiucnt to be destined
for the coast of those parts of Europe with
which we have hitherto traded in defiance

of NArot.toN's interdiction. The bore idea of an
attempt, by Denmark, singly to resist the mandate
of France; is a self-evident absurdity. If she be
really preparing for defence, it can only be in co-
operation with Rastia.

PRIVATE Letters continue to notice the rumour
of dissension, between INI-.pot.r.ox and A [SAAR:
DER ; but the last foreign journais are silent on
the subject.

is the most in a litter inlet ttio.
Elhe be reedited, Englatttl has not yet got entire.
ly rid of Hanover. In that letter it i 4 rumoured
that the incorporation of Ilanovvr has been sud-
denly suspended, and that NAPOLFON has written
a letter .with Mg own hand to the king of •FAn-
Lawn, on the subject of his MAJESTY'S German
dominions. Mime. is asserted to be the bearer,
but nothing has yet been heard of his arrival in
this country.
Tuz French appear to haste entered Malaga on
the sth of last month—pile. plUa —with a body
of the armed inhabitants, who had marched to at-
tack the French in their approach to the town—
the inhabitants of which continued for some tittle
to resist. This accounts/or the atrocities said to
h!t•e been committed there.
The fortifications of Cat continue to be
strengthened, and the arrival of some British
regiments has inspired the inhabitants with in.
creased confidence.

Tut Princess Elizabeth, whbso arrival we no-
ticed on Saturday, brought the following Disport
of the Secretary of State of the captures made by
the crilizers of Great Britain and Prance : • .
OFFICT AL. • I
" The folln*lng Report of th! Secretary et State has been
coramenieated by the Presidest to Congress
" The Secretary of State reports to the Prilsitlent, that in-
formatiots has been reCeived et this Office, within the period
endwaced by the Reeekstioesst of the capture of ArseriCan
vessels. be those of Great Britain, ander canoes pretests.
(vi;. For dealingbv Bills of livehtnee in an enemy toile-
try for Colonial produce.;, for the breach of the Gotten I.
Compel! of Jandary and November 1807 ; for idfrineing the
bloande of Martinique ; far being engaged in the Vera
Crux n:4l Colonial carrying trade), and of the 'claims of
some American resets at Cantina. at Ceylln, and ilithina,
for reasons mot dimincily stated, It is to be observell, how-
ever. that the ;tapers in the Office afford but a very imperfect
aerostat of the British captures of the American property;
npd it is for this reason that a detail is not attempted is this
Report—store especially as no official accounts have bees
rereiv,ed on which to ground one:
" The Secretary begs lease likewise testate to the ?resi-
dent, that vithin the period embraced by the Resoletioes,
property to a considerable pantuai, belonging to the citizens
of the flailed States, has been captured. and seized by the
French for violations of the Berlin and Milan Decrees, and
on other pretexts. In some instances, the merchant viseels itf
the United States have been beret at sea by the Fran*
creizersj and in others, the iademnitv of the vessels and eve-
petty has been purchased by means of the Bills of Eachair,
drawn by the Captains NNW thefroonien at a rate imposed,
by the captors.
" It is to be observed, however. es to way of assasualOst
that they can so otherwise be rauaideved as having hemisisMet
under the authority of the -e Oovevements, than that the ves-
sels eomm:tting them were muter thole 040.
" Respectfully Fittsued,
SMITH.
" Department of State, 12thiaos ISO."
Mr. MACON'S Bill had passed the Coma
the HOUK, of Representatives--hot it was believed
that It would be rejected in the Senate. NAPO-
LION' is said to have proposed a Quintuple Allis
ante between Fralleej Rosily Sweden, Danmark,
and America.

Is his Iliajeks frigate

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Nareissm, from a cruise; *tbe4ltenvon, Peacock, and Phew
sant sloops of war, from si cruise. • •
. 'Arrived the Dove,.Gray. from Pork fur London; thesbip.,
Venus,, Colwell, from London Sir Pattiz, pat in by contrary ]
winds; the Eleanor schooner, Of thin pnvt, Capt. Masten,
fres Gibraltar, with cork, left that Place /Sil.ult.
Sailed the Encounter and Orestes brigs. owls cruise:
Arrived the blazon Irish Revenue Cutter from Bridport;
and this morningethe RatHesnakesloop of war,, Captain Bre.
leer, from Madras, in tlve months passage;
.she bas•brought
dispatches from Lord Mann, which were immediately for-
.'warded to town express by Colonel Cooke, the bearer.—
Tranquillity is Visited. to bar been completely restored.-7
Three Field-Ofacen were about to be brought•to trial when
she left Italia.

poarskourn,M MICR 11.—A brigade of the Guards em-
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hailed this morning, on board transports, for foreign service,
supposed for Portugal.
Yesterday arrived the Pallas, 32 gum, 11411. CapVlCado.
gan ; and the Oanymede, 14 guns, Capt. Forster, from or
Haim?.
Arrived this morning the Owen Glendower, SS guns. Capt.
Relby, frnui Wilke coast of France; and the Herring schooner,,
from a cruize; the Scylla, Id gins, Captain 4tcheson, from
Faluiouth the.C.ltserly cutter, from Ragbag Ayes. All
the convoys wh•ett illicit, outward-hound, in the early part
of last week, ore out triCk this mornint t the Rattier
gkins, arrived at Sttkg Bay,. vaa rise albatiterrataeaa turd-
cork-edavnp:
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LAW INI'ELIdItiNCX.