The Statesman.
London, England, 1810-10-15 00:00:00

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. coII'AILNON.:, its ' whic.h. MOCK escape *nate British Fleet, antler the follOwing.ite. .
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i ill-:,; .m, Art P., CONSIDEitiiD. teresting elreemitances :—On the beach, at Pillau,
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__ his Majesty met with this Gentleman, and, after
some conversation, inquired if lie wire an English-
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the receipt of a Letter, ad- man -
f which question being answered in the At..
006 ut acknowledge
ite§-11e 1 Lieu Col.:ninth, signed T. G. which
1%111 .1 In Mr. .
l" 'he fir .t opportunity. illative, Gesea yes, after paying soma compliments
I . J: Ivrea' to the 'British Nation, said, " 1 still trust 'you'
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."ej. ......... Untiiin t without further inquiry; I am*Geseatres ADOI:.
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.1. ............ Catlin 1 ens ; procure me a boat, and I, will proceed with
0.• ................. Lisbon ... a 1 you to your ships."
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rely,
..„.1......:....:_____--.------swi-mO7--""""-7 The Gentlemau lost not a moment, he obtained .11
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1 Slier Ceet.Gsms. ORM with four oars, the King leaped into it, and
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_....___ , armr.......umecomm. they were pushing off when the guard suddenly ap-
. pasted, and declared, ►pointing their firelocks, that
tine, -lIIE STATESMAN. to en, were dead men if they moved an oar. The
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------""r"-.1 KING instantly re-lauded, and the Commanding
fra)i Officer, with a trembling hand, presented to his
roNDAY, OCTOBER 15, lslO.
M• Isl MAJESTY the orders under *lnch he acted. The
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Ktlvo at first assumed a lofty tune, but was soon
I. B.ITTLE IN PORTUGAL
leeks softened by the modest deportment of the Officer,
who added, " You may return to Germany, or
Tectertay afternoon, about two o'clock, Cap.
you may pass onward to Russia, but our instruc-
t,: m ricaott, Aide-de-Camp to Lord WELLINGT4IIs,
lions are, that you shall not go to Sweden, or enter
stricoi at the Foreign Orme, with dispatches from
on board the English fleet."
wantAW ip. There was an immediate rumour, The subsequent letter came to our hands on
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6at (se Allied Army in Portugal bad gained a Saturday :
it 6' Pcvcasertnan, SEPT. 21
detiii„ sod splendid victory. In some time, a . warily it
now ,na
I situation of coasitierat,le difficulty and
..,,u.oracial account was published, which tended qtres. Certain ruin will be the . on:sequence to many of the
killed
g•in that idea. The Morning Post
~cou.. lures have been occasioned by this depression. The ditficultie:
Ind F in band( of the Allied ref trade under the present circuutshoires aro extreme!) great,
•'• afflir so derisive.
tli, 64 The SI tuistxra have had very serious and contiuued differ
uncle& wo, that an extraordinary edition or that Paper
ewes respecting the line of policy 141 be pursued. Tile wujo•
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if:51101141a 111 the Goatee of the evening, Cosa rity of them still adhere to the Frviicii interest, . but lan
0114. t., Nippy to s.ty there is a strong aid gross mg pit: t, melba ti
4" " t.111:111g every partlealar that eonid then be gather.
the F,nglislt Government, nod in this are included the unkt re
.1 ail this time, there was no 'public expression ',tame merelyints,and many noblemen of the first rank. CAC
t.,. • LINCOURT and his frieads, take care that nothiog of these dis
apt-in, el news of a victory, inch as Ming the Totter petestitall reach the ears of the Emperor, who is still buries
,ielltviia. i';•.i. MilliSterS) as usual, were absent, although in luxury awl dmination•
---sees,....
"d 111 ory hour Dispatches, on which the fate of the On Saturday were received letters from Madrid
cmintry might hang, were expected from Periugal• and ono from Bayonne of the 25th of last month
41. }l,„ sever, my Unita tanrooc is at length futoultand A considerable treasure had arrived at the lane
which was to be transmitted immediately
plain, .1 st nine o'clock at night the Tower guns were fired. Place,
under a powerful escort, to Madrid for the paytner
Vile 14' ri,' usual Bulletin at the 11lattsiun House was not
of the arrears of the French armies. We have als
;ark al, Tested till this morning, on account of the absence
some Gazettes containing official dispatches from ti
of the Lord Mayor. Ott the whole, this affair Spanish Commanding officer its Arragnn. By
ante 7
I L 1,.,; mss yc.:nr,lay announced with all the alacrity that skilful movement of VILLACAstrA, the French gal
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cir,vis:lict's would permit ; and this morning, it risen was driven *from Calatayud, 37 miles fru
jeerers, is formally, announced by the publ:CatiOn, in an Sarragossa. At Caroneaa, the principal coitfli
9 was maintained. Subsequent to that success, tl
I.straorthuary G tune, of my Lord WELL N INGTO II ,
;Ink r. enemy having obtained reinforcements from Sarm
ud tit Deparcl:es. It it now proper, we should come te
gum,
composed of infantry, cavalry, and to
ibis Gazette, and sue bow far it bears out all the rims of artillery, engaged within pistol-shot t
;erica
WI Fit. tenclusions which some bare made, respecting t battalion of Molina and another of Soria, %via
roam, grill tit- ory and important success gained by Lord were surrounded us the sequel by superior number
WaLiaasseort. We call upon our readers to toe I4t that critical moment, the patriot horse bum
ile, 111 i down upon their opponents, with so much plea
the 1. tie low the movements Id the French, and the cootie.
try, that they rescued the greater part of the
Trent movements of the Allied Army, and say if , .
of d
alik Imitations, which were on the point surrett I
8 R til.. 'S not the very thing that we have been so long ing.
Tho loss of the Spaniards is stated to be os
rd. &grilling. This was a partial affair, being an attack fifty killed and twenty wounded ; anti that of I
:o.i‘o, i mile by the French, upon one of our Posts, with enemy, 300 infantry and 100 cuirassiers, which
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1 E1.9i,,!, Sgre.ttiy tuperior forco, for the purpose of carrying imigine to be a great exaggeration.
*law. maimenereeremereemee
K. it, and thereby to enable the enemy successively
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Yesterday mania* his MaJerrir, the Dukes
. (.;,,,. to carry your various posts by superior strength. yomi, coluninne. Princesses AbausTA I
p.ord is
The strength of that part of the geneneral posi. Soenta, accompanied by Lally ELY, Miss Got
WORTHY, General FITZROY, and M:ijor Put
tion6l. the Allied Army, and the bravery of the
went to St. George's chapel, and heard a tyro
,inert ff Adie.l Troops repulses the enemy—that is to say, ',reached by the Rev. Mr. Dinar, from Ist C
robe,.
oiler, .2 he could not gain his obi,ct in that quarter, fur ch. 10. v. 12, they afterwards returned to the
lace.
ietiu, 9 that time at least. lint, sappose he had gained The PRINCF. of WALES was so far recovt
it? Why then see where your strong position. from his attack of the gout, on Saturday, a
take au airing, and visit the Princess Am kl.la.
il it bribe would bare been i—The whole ground
The Dukes of YoRK and c ....astnltioas weal
must have been hastily abandoned, snorer every .
wle visitts Lodge, to the Princess AMELIA,
orahle disaltantage of precipitate retreat, or a general' (o
remains nearly its the same state.
eh the The Countess of HIRICISTOTOK did not h
licCiuh must have been fought ih scattered posts, time
me Go. town its soon as she expocteil, hoping to tal
newly !limy having it in his pnwer to press the tttatk where, favourable account to Ireland, of time Pali
of the and almost low he liked !—lt is the folly of this AMELIA ; she, however, set off on Saturday no
:ted to ing at half past seven o'clock, from her how
scheme that we hpve argued against; and now, wedo
St: t James's accompanit:d by her daughters.
A dja- "Y, my Lord WELLINatoN's account of this affair, Captain BUTTERFIELD is appointed to come
if sb. 1"il its Reset:es, have fully warranted our condo. the Malacca, a new frigate, at Woolwich.
1 COM• The Court of Directors of the East India I
wino* 6A. Ile repulset the enettty, attacking a partial
patty have appointed the 20th of November I
Not to Ptt, and by and by he tees the Whole of the
foi taking into consideration the cases of the
man tin
enemy's force motif:4g id a direction, add guiniug periled officers of the Madras army now in Eng
it, its di point, that no longer pertbits my Lord Nirtt. Ott Thursday, the 4th inst. 43 the morning
esdty, IINGTus to remain,of Workington, Wildridge rm
even en the • spot from which oLuiVleielar passageti4 to Cot k, was tired neon and I
ostued
duo n he had repulsed that very' enemy. This, we say, , eel ;N
the hook lights, off Waterford, hen
;artef ioea make out all our arguments. HL is ord. .' distant about ten miles, by a pries
seiS N.N.E..to belong to Bourdeaux, armed with
1.-ri gill fight,, upon his system* whetos mid In a man. gods, %Vlach plundered the Lively of her pr
ctit:i.
Nl', in which victory is of no service to him, ons; and took one Of her crew. The prit
afterwards Shaped a S. add W. course.
trt al thl in which &led would hate been most disaster. A small colony lids tailed from lioiton t
notice °us.- 114.eig guarded the public against the delusion Islands of Trestle, de Cunha, in future to be
',for 3 the Woods of Refreshment, with a New to
at weelkl r•present this as victory and success,
supplies for vessels bound to the Cape of
to title 'IC speak with the greatest exultation at the fine Hope and the East Indies. The soil and cl
led 4.1 conduct of our Troops, Officers, and Men-.-nor
f rtmos arc similar to Madeira and the Azores, an
.
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mpimys ,iitil we with.hold a praise which is *cry justly •
, harbours are represented as being better.
It IS further stated, that the French Gover
0 rest rl:e to the Portuguese engaged in this affair.--WC 11311 intimated its intention to restore the Ara
knee. c,t..: no alistritst of 171,7 Gazette, but me. rcly refer property sequestered in consequence of the I
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roily to it; because we have thought it our primary of the 23d March, 1810,as soon as it had off
the vessels and other pr,
fluty to use the small space u( room we had, in
'WWI been informed
. that.
detaineel in America, bad been restored to tit
The • Pulling the Country against a repetition of dclu. ful owners.
II 1110115 liUnS !ailing it to its ruin. The demands of the public creditors in II
wititte -.........-.. are under a decree of NAroetore, to be disch
,e fiNt The Illumine. Chronicle of this
in has the fop- '
0 day by (Inc creation of a paper currency, und
id for I ,R•
iiig interesting article :—A Gentleman has are name of 44 Bills of the Syudieat of Holland;"
rip • i,
wit :i• . , , 10 Was not, only n comp uy hills are
tired
in l'"4" who i a to be taken In payment for arrears I
'I." °it' Kills of Swisete in Prussia, but *lto was tributions, and for national domaiatt