The Statesman.
London, England, 1810-10-23 00:00:00

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[Amman vais fay.]
CoNITANTINthire, At:a. 10.—The Pacha of tti
Dardanelles has received peremptory .orders
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search all English ships, and to sag nu Encisi
ship of war to pass into the Black Sea. Englini
will, at least, not be able toespend her sorereignty
over the Black Sea.
Hussein Packa has arrived from Asia with 10,003
men, all very tine trooes. The haisaskui
kv
been superseded.
The chief *of the Weehahites, Said, has broke,
otT all connection with the English.
A. young Arab has arisen as In opposer to 14
chief of the Wechabites ; he is distinguished by
Isis
thatmission is prow
eloquence and strictness of morals, and tiles bit.
self out as seat from GOD to teach to erring mannm and
rationalmiracles,
and
ral
his
itl. The people assert that
he works
by a writing in visible and Ivgible characters on
bit
right arm..-(Correspendent.)
rac le us:

VISNNA) SEPT. 11.--The town of Csislorr hal
surrendered to the Russians, by capitulation. Ths
Turkish 'mops hare permission to march out
of
the city, but must lease their artillery to the itns.
sians. This surrender is in consequence of the
tory of the 7th of September. The Russians halo
also made themselves masters of the Turkish
with all the provisions and atnumuitian...(csru.
spondent.)

ROME, SEPT. 12...-The folluwiug Imperial Di.
tree has been published here ;-..
g 4 r•r.cox, I:nspertir of the French, lac, h decree.
and decrees as follows ;

" The Priests of the departments of Room and the Tint.. '
Mho', who, from ignorance of the duties prescribed snip, k I
the Church, and by our Lord..lestss Chaste shun revs,,
rut
r
to take to us tbe au p aimed oath, skein be considered al
of the secular power, and declared knowable of
earn
Werth/IA functions within our empise, tki I
(Carrosponderte.) • ii NAPOLL4y." 1
COIiENIIROEN, Sr.O 29.—Orders bare ken
given to the Citil and Military Authorities in its
Danish States, to show, very stark of honour la 4
his Royal Ilighneets the rritice Royal of Sorrier i
on his journey. Our late Envoy in Holland, Cone 1
You Mulike, will receive his Royal Wows, II i
Car.
nKr(uCaorrr; eporc7dse.fil 1
is
noyai
iiiihnestie
ahPetrininstronß, ostyldalatoligthtSed"dateta st
the Hate! d'oefl7ll2YelitikirigetiliTr' 1
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accompanied by colonel count tr/ Uslisser, ti
a
Lieutenant-Calm:lel de Vilatta, Lieetenset.Co/oncl r
de Genie', Captain Baron Von Stiereentaa, and T
Captain Von Ilierta. His 14yal ilighaeit will 01
,•centinuelis journey to-morrow evening. w
the everting
withl3lthho
itsltllaedet,Aarrnfey4 w
sy
wrAittenlettelnr at
la,
hours later in date than the date of j,ind W tr.
•LISICUION'S dispatches, says, that stone change had w
h
taken place• in the position of the Britieli.Army in
the course of that and the preceding day; head.
quarters being at Arguda, one league from 13ticel.
t
las ; the right at Abusers, on the Tagus ; the left at
.t
Torres Vedras, the centre about Sebrale, occupy. a
ing a line of five leagues its 'attest, Affairs of
t
posts are hourly occurring, in which the Paths. s
guesc, under General Cols, hare dittingnished
themselves; as also the picoaets of the puke if . a
BRUNSWICK'S corpse who are peculiarly adapted,
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and partic,,,arly expert in that sort of warfare. a
In one of thesesffairs, Capt. Ilattv4 hail received
a bad wound in the *tin ; it is feared that ampats. t
tient must take Oise. • t,
The Venus frigate, in which Mr. JacEsowesma
home front America, sailed from New Yuri. en ir
the 16th ult. at white' tittiethiyellow fever tau then P
raging in the city of Elizabeth, North Carolina:
W, % parsons had died of it within the space 0( h
thirty hours. Mr. M oat re was about to act out al
'for Washington. Congress is to meet in Nusett.
bet. Notwithstanding the precantiona taken by
Captain Citaw roma, five men and a boat's crew
deserted from the Venus whilst she was in ltle .c
Chesapeake. The five men jui sped overboard in 1
the nig;it, and swam to the shore: the others took i
away the boat and deserted in . the day.tirae, and a
reached the shore before they could be overtaken!
ALUMNA (Prince of ESSLING), now COMIIIO.
iler.in-Chief of the French forces In the Peuin.
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auto, is a Spaniaro by birth, and was at an early
day a Subaltern iu the Sardinian service. At the
commencement of the Revolution in France he to.
lunteered his services as a Cadet lit the army there,
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and in the course of four years WAS rait,ed to the
r,
rank of Brigadier-General. From that he prorech,
ed, by rapid and unexpected promotion to the rani:
that he now holds, which, considering the object
and the crisis, is the most important that his mild
Can bestow at present upon any of his Generals.
0
Ise SIX weeks Coluinil Rueue has sent to Ctibral.
1
tar 3QOO German deserter enlisted into our ser..
vice. They are the admiration of that garrison, all
being extremely fine yottas rata. Thedesertios fru* .
the French army is immense. P
The Captain of the French privateer Sots 1
Souci, the capture of which is . aanioniced its y
tho last Gazette, was so resolutely beet on con. .0
quest or death,• that even after the schooner had ri
struck her colours, and the ilriseis' people had ,e
boarded, with a view to render every assistance i,
to their vanquished opponent, he, while lying on. t
the deck shot through the knee, ran his sa ir.o r
through one of the best men belongins; to the 8i to to
.
, ;
e I
immediately threw the French Captain 0 1
speeitsiit•ra and
df
killedit eLibriitsnriso,p ia,ii:sethrevists7l.bitirtaltteihsresuc,Ltwi:radr;
He was, however, afterwardeloived by Lieut. lisso il
111 Am, the humane Citatiander of the 4 iseis. it
BKM wee
AD.—At the Court of Altier 'o-
day, it
wes ordered to continue at present prices. Lin,
Ea &anat.—ln Tuesday's Paper, the 9° ve.7:',0111,.„..
s'lned T. N. 'I., read " Tile htuustcr he new b, of