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

HOUSE OF COMMONS, DEC. V.

The Speaker took the chair about two o'clock.
Mr. Sttretary RYDER. moved, that. a Commit.
tee he appointed to cooler with the Lords on cer..
tdin Resolutions entered into by that House, and
proposed that Lord Clive, Sir John Nichol], Sir
Evan Nepeam,Mr. ‘Vallis, and Mr. Ashley Cooper,
be a Committee for th.it purpose.—Ordered.
0.1 their return front the Lords,

L ird CLIV E acquainted the House, that they
had had a conference with a Committee of the Lords,
and in compliance with the:r instructions had laid
before their Lordships certain Resolutions, in which
they desired their concurrence.

The House then adjourned until Friday n:sr.

FRESCIi PAPERS.

Tsars, Dec. 13.—0 n Monday last there was an
cztraor,lioary sitting of the Cunservative Senate, at
which the Prince Arch-Chancellor presided.
BOURDEAUX, DEC. 7.—On the sth and 6th of
this month, from six o'clock in the minting 4 II
three hi the afternoon, all English inerchandizes coil.
*seated, which were found in the entreputs and ma-
gazines of the Custum-hoirses, were burnt.
The people beheld 'kith pleasure the execution of
the law for the preservation of the eternal liberty
of the sees, and for the tuainteonace of the sacred
rights of civilized nations.
This sentence was executed la the midst of a
square, formed by a detachment of regular troops
o the Municipal Guard, and the Officers of Cus.
coins' under arms, in the presence of the Commis,
nary General of the Police, the Chiefs of Office, and
the Com.niisioners and Directors of Customs.
DANT7IE, Nov. 20.-011 board the ship Lucia,
taken in the Baltic, was found a very curious paper,
end which Act's in the clearest light the tricks the
English merchants are playing to cover their de-
pretending that they are neutrals. This is
the CaSt. with almost all the ships in this sea, which
are all destined to and from Lootlon.

Tire fultuwing is the paper found
iNSTRUCTION. TO REMMER UENIDR,CIES, OF THE LU-

CIA, SAILING UNDER PAPPENDURGH COLOURS.

1. After haying received your papers yoli will
131, Kith colivits... .

There will be two sorts of papers on hoard.
1. l'aocrs of Christiansand, in Norway. These
papers will .Ittest, that you have come from Am.
aterdam, and that you have taken a cargo for
mingshurg and Memel. There will be another certi.
ficate, which wilt prove that you have discharged at
Arnsterdasau cargo of grain, consigned to the house
of iir.ke,berg and Co.

'2. Papers:- of Charlstoli, in Americ%) in which
it i 3 •t,►ted that the ship is called the Augustus,
Captain Picric Hendrick, Sailing under the, flag of
y.►ppenburgh.

3. You must take care that your crew is ittstruct.
ed in conformity with these stories. You will also
keep t s o log books.
4. Our correspondents at Gottenburgh arc
Abdcrson 'and Wolfrath, from whom you
sba-I rafive further instructions from its, or of Mr.
Charles (Dive, of liamlitirgh) and to which you
NW strictly conform. You will also give thorn
ram • information to be conveyed to us.
5. If you do not' find etders at Guttenburgh,
you.wilt proceed to the ROadr of Pilku, and anchor
• under the Isrotection-of the English brig. You
will go oe shore, intidellier your letters to Messrs.
Kalil. and Co. at Palau.

6. You shall perform the order* the latter shall
give you, and-yoti wiltpiocee.o in consequence to
Koningslierg er'Metkil.

7. On going on shore you must lane all your
papers sin board, and take nothing but the letter
to Mr. Kuhr, and that you meet &liter in secret.
If they Octillion you, you drill aniwer that you du
not knew whero you ikon &charge, and hula the
orders or Mr. Kuhr.. •

Sigurd by procuration of 'Bet, Uhrot and. Co.
CHAS. WIVE.
Loaded, 25th Bepteashe4 1810?"

we regret to learn, by.acibunts:from Tetteritre,
of the 16th .It. that 3U$ persons had fallen. victims •
to the 37,1101 it fewer istaatlitn. the course of
one tvaillith.-
NI WIG° PARKE Is the most enterprising Traveller
of tit, pee .ent day; 4 extraordinary, that in
t:. ibturiur (tics, Maio should -be the same
glten's's to -adventure in Lotteries, as there ap.
pc • rs-at -present in the New.Plao now binitted, in
WlisCh a Fortune may b& obtained by 't .single risk
A small sum ; and the Loiter,- coutiina4.l
tats, i a Went £lO,OOO eagk, sand :Op Prize less
111.1. t seltO. The whole, ainoantbirtu42oo,ooo,
oast he drawn en a New Plan, in One ))Ay, the
15' . Ft•hruary next; but as the Scheme meets ge-
neral approbation; Tickedinied Shares arc likely to
be muck dearer.