The Statesman.
London, England, 1810-11-02 00:00:00

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LONDON:

FRIDAY, NuVERIBER I, 181 d• '

HIS MAJESTY.

The following Bulletin was shewn yesterday at
the Queen's Palace it did not arrive till 3 o'clock,
%lid therefore could not be in the whole of pin. im

p ressi on :

44 Windsor Castle, Nov.l, 1810..
" Ilis AlasErry has passed rather a better night,
and is much the same today as yesterday.
" HENRY HALFORP..
W, HFAIERDEN.
• " Al. liA11.1..11.:."

Yesterday the twollousei, of„Parliameot met.;
and severally adjourned for a fortnight. We' be,,
here, no reasonable persdn will: ohjeit to an
j,,0 content of such a length ; forlt, is moStoltlllrable,
to have as full an attendance at the next iiieeting at
possible. But it was whisp'eved, that, ilipistett
meant to Propose a much loixger adjournoteut.—.-
IVe aro & d' to find they did 'not indulge
in such rashness: The speech' of Mr. PgncEr.tt.
will do him -honour with every candid mind ;
nod it is with great • pleasure •we find him state
ing—" That the symptoms of 'his MaJcsry's
" indisposition were peculiarly mild, and that
44 the Physicians had expressed the most confident
44 hopes of a speedy recovery." - We hope we shall
have to announce his MaJcsTy's entire recovery
h,:fore the expiration of.• the adjournment. But'.
if it should unhappily be otherwise, it is fit
the nation should look to what is then to be done. I
.:SNver was the necessity for rigourons Counsels on
the part of the PEOPLE. $0 necessary as now.
If the nation is to be saved, if it can be
saved, thej must do something. They have but
one constitutional course, at present—and
that is, to petition the ~House (from every
County, City, Town, and Borough) to lay aside
all party disputes, and to join first of all in the
speedy—the; immediate choice of a REGENT ;,
and secondly, in an Address to that REGENT, to
ewe an ADMINISTRATION from honest and able
men, and from men of sound constitutional prin-
ciples! This would be an imposing attitude the Peo.
pie would p:ace themselves in ; and we do believe
it would produce the effect of saving the country,
difficult as that task unquestionably is. We are
shut out, for want of room, from any comments at
length on this important topic. Yet, one word
more.—We trust, there will be no indecent, and
hulf-traitorous) opposition to the choice of the
llEitt Arrant:sr to the TIMONE, as the proper
perbott to exercise its functions during the unhappy
indisposition of the SOVEREIGN. Will Ministers
add this to• the measure of their enotwities ? it will
be seen ; but we expect they will nut dare to do eo.-

It is st.tted, that yesterday morning, Mr. PEACE.
s-Ar. sent a Messenger to Mr..GAttwxlito,
,at "h 4,
t►ouse at Gloucester Lodge, with a lettci, which"
required an itnn►edia:e answer.--Mr. CANNING will
do them good. lie hat lust the 011ie
Bence 1

The Peers, tat the Mi.tist.erie side,. present In
the House of Lords yesterday wale, tha Lonu
CHANCELLOR, the MaITI.S WELLESLEY, LOrdi
Et VERPOOG, CAMDEN, WESTSIOREL B.k.
THU LIST, HARILOWEY, FENIMORE" N
AI( LESTORD, WILTON, Ktnorrotort WALSING.
A)/, ST. MLitt's, sad ARDEN. Among the other
Peers, about twenty in .numberi were the Arch.
bishop of Cart'rEasua*, the Bishop of WiaCuas.
TER, Lords UoLLANn, COWPINIti SIDON/1U)
&c.

We did net observe any of the Royal Duke" In
v. the Rouse of Peers yesterday. While the doors
were shot fur prayers, the PIIANCELLOS of the Ex-
creute.. wont (ruin the CO 0101001 to the Lords,
and remained there•soine °time. • • •

Yesterday were received Buenos Ayres
.Ga.
:cites to the middle of August. fm ro which we
bare given some official details of the proceedings
in that quarter. They are peculiarly interesting.
It appears that the calebotted LiNicitc is not, taken
prisoner, as had before- been stated, but has fled
from Cordon, with some distinguished
his fartis'ans, accompanied with s military force
(whom, of course, he seduced from their dnty),
armed with artillery, &c. A force has proceeded
in pursuit of the Traitor.
We have also received some more German Pa.
pers, from which we have extracted the principal
contents.

Wo have received, upon authority, of which is
tomato"' cases we should entertain no doubt, a
tanynerclat Deerae9-' by BONAPARTE, of a most
etegatar as* tare. The following is the substance of
It; zpecting whirl it is pubable lbst at only

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means to speak of Brltith manufactures, and nut of
Colonial productions
" PARTS, Oct.
merehandizes, of- Whatever 'description, the
produceof the English ntausifatenritri;:which are afteresentin
rranct, or in any euutitry.'(Without exception) what qreuch
trovips are stalioued, shall be publicly ions. • • o_i
" Art. Y. There shall. every where be estateisb# mitt's;
Courts of Judicittureto detect smuggler, and WWII Ctitcern..
ed in illicit Wilk I and talottice punishapeni, by nuprisonntent,,
fur a term not less than three, DV more Am tea .4core,
• In atiditiun to the &bone .articlesi.there is Aso.
ther which specified 'the piiniihnseat.on the merchant
or smuggler, vii.:tO be branded'on the forehead with
the letters V, D.—We are assured Of its appearance
in a Dutch Paper ; and though, we have not seen
the instrument there Ourselves, welnust state that,
short of this,* the Mensal evidence for its existence
is as'strong and well authenticated as thar of any
real fact can welt be conceived to be.. The reason
assigned for so extraordinary a production is, that
some F,trglish goods had been smuggled into Niou.
port, by hiding them between the planks of the
shaped on purpose for the occasion ; the Cap-
tain of which was arrested and sent to Paris. It is im.
possible to refuseAredit. to any deed of NAPOLEANi
because of its departure from common tense, and
common. feeling. ..He is lost to both ! And if he
does continue in his power, PROVIDENCE must haat!
'ordered it so,' for purposes of his divine will, of
whirls one that is palpable enough is—to punish
,the wickedness of Governments, which has long
cried aloud for vengeance !,

. Letters were yesterday received from Gibraltar to
the -1 I sh ult. which, we are sorry to bear, state, that
the yellow fever had broken out among the ship.
ping in the Bay. We believe it bas not readied the
garrison, or town of Gibraltar. It was brought by
a vessel from Carthagesta, which bed German de.
sorters from the French army on board, most of
whom died on their passage. It is said that the
communication between Gibraltar and the Interior
of Spain has been cut off by the approach of $ Freud]
force.

Mr. WOODWARD) Supercargo of the American
brig Caroline) DAvis, Master, who arrived yes.
terday, states, that he sailed from Boston on the Ist
of last month, and that in let. 47. long. 24. the
ship was boarded by aTrench privateer of 20 guns,
15 days from L'Orient. lie says the Captain was
treated with the greatest politeness, that he re.
ceived a present of wine, that the brig being leaky
and deficient, he was offered blocks, rigging, or
any other accommodation. The French coin.
mender informed them, that if they were bound to
England, it would make no difference, and that he
was instructed not to take any American vessel
whatever might ba her destination.

It has been decided, after much consultation,
'that for the purpose of easing the LORD Cuarrerz.
Loa, and iacilitating the business of ,the Court',
that there shall be two blasters of the Rolls, in-
stead of one.; and that all the ordinary business of
the Court of Chancery
.shall be referred to them;
that they shall sit morning and evening; and that
the, LORD cIiANCELLOII shall have only to hear
.Bankruptcy and Lunatic Cases, with Appeals.
By this means, be would be able to take the Wool.
sack in the House .of Lords every day at -twelve
o'clock, •fOr RAe dispatcli of liusinela. ••.

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• ' 'IrrATESALIN OFFICE; IrOOR O'CLOCK:

We have just received the following Bulletin t—.-
• ; Withdier
cc The kixa has pawed a night with eery little
. •-
sleep", and k:much the same tOalay; 4 his MIIIEJIT!',
was yesterday. - „

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• " HENRY HALFOR.D.
• . .
" W. UgtERDPI, -,
. • 4, li. BAILLIE." •

The QUEEN and PrioCes's praz4.lkerii loot tsni
airing to Frogosore, and returned, at huif4ast One,
and went to •Princess Asteus,_ who remains ivi
same state. She had, about two butrts'reatOdlVO:d:
aesdaynightt but was no better yesterday: • '
The Princesses AUGVSTA and Slav nod Ow
Doke of CAssoutneu, rOtleput at eleita O'Clolll
till one, Atlantic& by-Lady. ELY,- Geneses Crartitipi
and GARTH, and Colonel TAYLOR.:-
The Terrace at Windsor still•conliouos shut. •
Mi4isters sent to the Archbishop •of Curren-
, suay's palace, on Wednesday night, with instruc-
tions for him to bi lent for to town Wheroje
ver he migheke: . • • •
'rho Loap cIiAtfCILiOR was sent for by
ter* on Wednesday. morning" out of the Ceon'or
Chancery; in consequence of which bla Lordihip•
adjourned the Court Between 10 and 11 o'ClOck. •
Marquis Wst,LESLLY arrilredio tom,* from Rama-
gads on Wuduesday,
~and attended the
.Cabinet,
Council held on. that day. . The Noble Marquis
-and tho Loup CLIANCTLLORi.IHUt Aceretary
RYDER) left town yesterday morningostitoo!dockt.
and proceeded to Windsor in order, to aseeicaialo
the latest hour the state of his MAJarrlt's hf.Aijths.
and they then returned to eltend. their ;441y. io rar-
liameat, .

This ay Earl Stztrognisteads Jearii,g tows on
a visit to Mr. Cols, at bis seat . at ilollava, iu
Norfolk, •

Yesterday Lord and Lady Ifor.r.s#o gave a grand
dinner to a select party it Holland goose. ,
Yesterday Lord and Lady IVithonotts* had a
grand dinner party at their house at Whi IT L
Yesterday wu a holiday at the Bank, ye several
private bargains were struck, Cough it Os Rnd
Ozonium at 4,lper ce4.4., tlisscomot

1111 E PRINGESS LI4'S RING.

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On the stay:the jiAreiler receivied' his /orders from
'tke Princess Asseir). to prepare the riog'for the
Kinei.it.siiiiks 12 o'cloolt.befornhe left her Royal
Eltigh~tF s, nrid:Ondertoekto be back from Londou
before -,three o'clock on the following day.(the
hour which Ole Kura generally -visited her Royal
Rir hoeis). ; kept kis promise and' was back
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at. a quarterb.sfore three on the following day, so
that there Was .plenty of time before the "Krac
went to visit the Princess. The jeweller knocked
up a Frenchman at two o'clock in the 'morning to
do the principal part to the ring. The form of
putting the ring on his, MAJESTY's finger, And the
Inscription, it is grievous te.refieet,_ has had the
effect, as we have already stated, •of causing his
MAJESTIri indisposition. On. bis MAJgSTY go.
log to (he bed of the Princess, he put out his hand
to tbake. hands with hervu was-his dailycostign,
and her Royal Ilighnese at that time. int
,the .ring
on his- iniert' without saying any thing,. which
agitated him very Much. The inacripthm, we en,
derstand, was her Royal Highness's name, artd the
words, " Remeinber. rhirelteist ata a .111
lock of her Royal kiighness's hair was w,o,tie into
the ring.

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THE LITE QUEEN OF. Hoip.d.

Copies of a very severe but feeling letter, writ.
ten by this Lady to,Boxerarrs, are 'stated to be
circulated at Paris by the partisans ofJOSSPHINE.
They report that in the year .1800 she sacrificed
her innocence to his incestuous lust, upon condi.
tion that all ideas of a divorce from her mother
should be laid aside; and that she was pregnant by
NAPOLEON when she was married to his brother.
The letter is seven pages, •Close writing. We have
only room for the following extract :

46 my sins," the writes, " fall on your culpable head Your
threats, and seduction, and my mother's tears made me a cri=
sninal before I knew what guilt was. Take back yOurhlood-
stained sceptres, your ruined kingdoms,. and restore me if yon
can the innocence of..which you robbed mt. Nothing proves'
more the inefficacy of your power, than your, inability to rea-
der me my lost virtue
•Your Sovereignties—your diadems are
the wages of infamy, of prostitution They increase the re-
proaches of. my , guilty conscience It is sot bardeped like
yours.---It dreads, but it believes in a Semuneratekbere-
after. It implores his forgiveness, and prays for your
pentance. I pity, but .1 do opt envy, the unfortuhate. Prln!."
cess exposed to yew poisonous embraces. , Your treatment, Ik
am certain, will seen send her to a convent, so a
,saad-house.,
or so a grave. I mourn my mother's disgram, because she has,
not religion eainigh to Support it. with retigmstitai, or pilot's':
phy. enough ta despise* wit h dgitity. Agdin, fiat are sill the:
Empires of the world' to peaCe :or Mind ' When- it is ghee,
splendor and grandeur are only .brilliam misery. • ifott-Yott
the sole cause of all'asy wretchechtemt you bavelatrt emirates '
el Paris—of my native city, aping' me. Thank Gout you •
cannot dispose of those of Heaven! The most. repenlesg of slit-
hers, I trust, will find them ispetiforshee Meeption..:itie sum-
, moos her destroyer betere theilfrode of *MS Almighty Gaileutor
—Yes! yei! before twelve mast* you shall appearb the
presence of tbeilittlie of HesseitttarEartgito ready— *sac-
emit fora fortune you have beevibly abased,. 'far the •victinie
44460 Cruelty have slain, and for tbstlustieti you to meeifiessly:
bete oppressed and rained. Trelable' stretels'i your punish-
meat will surpass your preeperitg I"

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• 'SPORTING INTELLIGENCR.•
NEWMARKET THIRD. OCTOBER; Olt, HOUGH.
TON MEETING, 16/41. •• .1
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THURSDAY) NOTtMgiug. . • .4
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D. of Grafton's, N'bidebone, Est. 91b. beat Ve;reit'a
Thorn, szt. 71b. ft. M. Yaks. h. ft.-6 tot on Whale
Mr. Shakespear'ii Tumbler, 7st. 141 b.. beat Major ilsonl,
*Janiper,Eut. 81b. Acrl/111110, Flat, IPOr-b• fa- on Imarrrf.t.
.Mr. Bouvetie's suave qf Clubs, 44 lb. beat Mr. w.'a.
Tlioru,ast: 71b. Twolt 011 l Course, Oki. it; to.
Koine of - ,
ar.,BouverW. WOO4I-dierOul4.llll. heat litiltir,Wlll4'ißip-.
litts,•llst,.blb. 'A b. 81. 1 r —b *to 4on Wood-dattnou..
• Mr."Varialitart'a Breleig 7at. 111 b-. rec. fl. /rout 14 rolciPi,
Bstr 70). B. C. -1 . b. R. . .
. Mei Vaisittaro Tremoircr, hit. 71b. rue. fruit; 6bako-
- s anitte, hat, 41b. 20ggs; •
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LrcEviv- THEATRE •
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The ,favourite Opera' of Love a Vitiate war
/*formed last tthilititat thlt Th,e!itie.
attars Alied the pert of sisiitici Weedeeck. As the.
harahter it 'different fratii-his geobriri riot Of-acting,
it iave him a flew opportunity 9r trapl ytigiu4o,l,..
ties in a 'Mintier teb!cle.,itaitdtt.t 'reit ps.prouibtoitis
;future- • i; • •-•
M r. Put iiist *anti *n of 1
*Clang Meadows? aid stili.Ofsertss-.witti 'mewls
taste and esiedutfue.'
.1141INTP?”1 teifo.toletl ftamthornius, very pleaseq,
tpg mannee.• HO' rad. dent-n•pV(lly ap.
pleaded.
-Mrs. ,BLANisin Madge, aisd k/Lre.•Bsestos in the•
part of ',Bm4te, performed,wiChei4 °huel excel.
tacos- and sl4l4..iti.st..st* ho isKsi vary prumis.
Ins youlit actiess,ippeiit# muelt edtaittage in
kuoistla, and'sing the itßottO t,b her 10$.111
efueelwectuess • i•
• The P4Croh Freit4c.oek of Mrs..STAMSS was as
toterteittin portrait of the ternitigaut.Old MAJ.
:The Afterpiece was• this* pefthtar' tore of Int
or Mirit hi • which *ATM:Ws, JOHNiTalfa) and
libriGlirs kept the hoe lti I roar.
The house was estreeisity full.
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L.ottlir-EieltAsoe, Nov. /.—'.We • hue today
some further arrivals of Wheat, which make a mid.
Wing supply* sad last prices fully obtained. Bar-
ley, in goad supply% kt the late rklectien.. Malt.
slid White Peas nearly at our hitt quotation.
Beins, of both sorts;are somewhat cheaper. New
'ricks 365. to 425. Old as under. There are to-
lerable supplies Oats, ihich,aro qu'uted nearly'
at last currency; and Floor continues at late prices.
Wheat, - • 70s. Bs. 981.' Tick Iletiw, - 431: 10.
Pine ditto - •- 1006. 304... Oct.
Rye (gel/)- 86s, 425. "'elands - - S4s. tid.
r .3** 465, Potatoe ditto , 40.- I.
ladt,
W. Peos (Boilers) 681. 745. Flue Flour -- T 852,
Grey Peas, - - 45s'. 514 Secootls • 9
4e1146,

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