The Statesman.
London, England, 1810-04-27 00:00:00

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IPSIDAT, &MU 27, 1810.
Tho'folloii.iiig fetter— train our Cerretp Ondent of
Weymouth, edneiditi eveninivanionecea
the capture of pitiateer Lti PostiltiF,
of 4 guns and 3::= rnt,n; tit ihh .
marque, Capt. Coal-tea
• of * " •
" The ship Larkini, hitter marque; torn
Jamaica foi tendon• Captain Coirritn• enelosit.;•
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der, ient.into this port List• night the trinci •
schooner privateer La• Paulisi;
.itOuntinj four
carylitgegunts *itli small arms, and manned 'with
35 1104.01er most gallant action of one hour
and a half ; she *is, carried by boarding; Ili
,Fretteli,Calitain and 10 men *ere hilledi and
hens! *ounded. The Larkins had four melt. .
kill tJ and, . several wounded. The prirateer, •
*hen taken, Fad' een three day out of St. Ma-
loci, but made no Capture's: Greet credit is dtte
to tl.e Commander, and crew of the ship Larkin*, • .
in boarling and carrying ihc privateer, as they
were greatly inferior iii number of men;...:The.
privateer has lust het furensatt."
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Ws. hare, this morningi readied fOreki
per, fnt *Mch est Itave mad. Art We* is
extracts: A snriety
sof Letters from the North
'concur in stating.. that measures o.seitraordinsry
400,- to, ,destrey..English cornmettee, are daily
adOpted:'
..Baosaot, APIA 7.—The Supreme Janta of this Ira-
vhme has received the fultomiag letter from that of Ciadad
Rodrigo t

" Lleut.-Cot. Don IN SA Nedra. Commander o''t' 6
living party of cavalry Of els um ;I, intoug it the fruits
of his last sally, 23 French prisoners; and atneng them an
officer and four dragoons, with their h melt, whom they took
in the vicinity of San Munoz. eight leagues di t ta! f*-in Sa-
lamanca. The Junta cnnceives it proper to tran.mit to 'ion
this intelligence, that if you should judge it espedivnt, it may
be in the Diary; for, though the success is not of great mag-
nitude, the public, perhaps, ought to be made acquainted
with it, both for the satisfaction of the said C mont:. r and
11'.4 troop, and to,produce an active emulation in she service
of the country. •
" The eactuy remain in their farmer positions, threatening
apparently this plat"; but we are animated a ith valour and
enthusiasm, dad, if the meant of subsistence do not fail, they
will attack in vain, though they bring against us a much
greater force than they have yet produced.
". The dewrtion of the enemy in the principality of Cate.
lonia is extraardinary,uo less than 1900 men base come over
to our banners within a short time."

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Musitctr, Aran. 4.—Though the arrival of the Minister
of State, IIoNTGCLAS, from Paris, has been expected here
for more than a week, it is now said that his Excellency
will remain th.re die whole of the month of April, and pro- •
bably of May likewise, as important affairs render his conti.
nnance there accessary. At Paris, preparations are now
making for a general meeting of the Confederation of the
Rhine, which will be held there inside course of t(e suatmer.
There is a trport, that his !Majesty, our King, will, M the
course of the ensiling month of May, again make aciourn 7
ns to Paris, Where several Sovereig of tho Wiettish mefede- •
Aldan ntelikewise invited to be present at the festivals gieeo
by NAPOLEO ► the Great.
APRIL 6:—Within these few days several divief ins of
conscripts from the Tyrol have arrived. Ttiey are ,een, ac-
companied by their new comrades, the soldiers of the army,
in the streets and public places. His MA.tESTY, with the
generosity natural to his character, has given totters Vert
these young warriors shall be treated with the g-eatest mild.
nein aid forbearance; they will be marched with their eider
companions in arms.—(Correspondent, April 14.)
VI evict, APRIL 4.—The intelliACnce brou•ht by several
estafettes, that a strong corps of Russian Iroops has passed
the Danube from Wallachia and joined the Servions. has
had a great effect on this place, for besides that the iserrn.
ciatinns for peace between Russia and the Porte mast be
considered as broken off, the communication between Euro-
pean Turkey and the Austrian States, by toe way of Wed..
den and Old Orsorva, is entirely interrupted. Cotton, which
before the arrival of the intelligence h d corahlerably
has become already 15 per cent. dearer than it etas a fort-
night ago. The latest letters fro n Cowsiantioople (.if the
sth of March), gives as reason to hope that toe Porte *lll
permit neutral vessels to sail in the RI irk Sea. itswisich ease
we may receive S•nyrna and Salonicha cotton by way of
Odessit.—(Sates Paper.)
AEISTREDER APRIL 7.--It Is understood that the toile
of Embden, and the whole coast of what was firm sly East
Friesland, wilt be occupied by French troops. A reeimmt
of cavalry, and another of int attry, are ahead; on their
march for that purpose. These troops will ar ive !hes. on
the sr2d, and act in conjunction with the Army of ttehl.ntli,
under Marshal Damao?, Duke of Re. Oh
UPPER RAINS, MARCR St.—There is talk of tie erne.
don of a superior tribunal, for the State of the Confederation
of the Rhine, •-which, with certain modifications, shall have
the same orgaaizatloo as the former Aulic Connell df the
Empire. • The most important documents of the law Chan-
cery -of the Empire have been already sent' to Paris, and
probably theorist important archives of the Aulic Council
of the Empire wilt likewise be sent thither. —( Altana Moth
cur.), stprit lg.) •

Tut accounts from• Cadiz state• that the French
prisoners of IhrrosT's army on beard the prisms
ships arc dying daily in great numbers.
The commotion at Tenerlffe, whilt we men.
tioned yesterday, lasted for upwards of three
days. The two persons killed by the tnoh were
Mr. finez.tu, Clerk to Mr. Cor.oo.vm, mid Mr.
BROAt, a Schoolmaster. A party of the mob
marched to a small village a short distanee from
the town, where some French prisoners were
quartered ; but the inhabitants, apprized of their
approach, armed themselves in defence of the
rrisoners, and having refused them entrance into
the-village, they were compelled to return without
effecting their purpose. By this time the weal, by
inbabiMnts having armed themselves,, repaired to
one of their meetings, seized forty of the principal
rivsleaders, and lodged them safely in the Castle,
which effort had the good effect of restoring tram.,
quillity to the place.
Comer Been.% nr, APR it. 270—T0-day there are several
further arrivals of Fore , W hew -
the effecter last prices
likewise, and in good .•
of the two kinds are t
quarter. There are tam
thereof are quoted at
pt ices.
Wheat, - - 725. 94..
Fine ditto - - - - 111►


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ces being strpported. Barley wad Malt •
d sapid r. Peas vary but little. : •
dearer. New Ticks, 365. to •.
al•ai tolerable supplies of Oats, •.•
t little variation. Flour remain 'l'7F ' . • •
1064. I Tick Beans, (14) $lll.
10.. ills. I Oat,'
475.81-. Polnarls - -- -20 w.
Sss.-49.• I Potatoe ditto -- - -bbl. ttfl. '
684. iets. , Rape Seed - - - £44‘ •eal .
61s. 'ids. Fine Flour -- - - -001.
423. 413,.• I Seconds
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