The Statesman.
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Assistant-Sorgeon rdward F. Coate., remn the 4111 Dragoons.
Assistant-Sloven Pavid Id‘Lagan, front the 91st Foot..
.knistant-Surxeon Ntrick Hughes, from the S9t:t Foot.
To be ilospital.llate for General Service.
Dispenser of Mediciner. John Ikvrey.
'fbe King's (4erovan Legion.
tlattalion of the Line, Cadet-Serienot August. Katintsann
11- Ernips, viec Bluntenhagen, appointed to the Light,

PAILADLLPHIA, SEPT.
boarded on the passage t
war.: on the banks of N
frigate, treated:politely ;
by the sloop of war' fah
The boarding OflicOr ie'
would certainly be deta.
er cargo been ,a sufficient object;
the India*: had . recently captured a• brigs from
Bourdeanx for Ncivt. 'Yank.- He stated also, that
several American veskft* 14 . brn lately cap.
lured, fta'nn . Russia, lands!Xtnt to Halifax; for
having stepped .qt cletteniftirgh, and that all such
would he Sent in, as Siveilett . was cor.siddred an
enemy, and tottcliitig there iind proceeding thence to
Russia would he regarded a; going from one enemy's
port to another. He remarked ' that he considered
all American vessels liable to detention, exczpt such
as were from English ports, and from those of Spain
and Portugal.

Dragooos..
The Duke of Brunswick nel; Corps,
Light Infantry. Ensign --- Cruuemann to be Lieutenant,
*tee Zollikneer, vrtto resign'.
Serjeaut Plotnitz to he Erisign, vice Crattemano.
AIENIORANDUM.
The remoral of hkuteuent-Colonel Turner from the jtoyal
'Welt Tudisitongers to the Mils Foot, and the proutotioa of
Brevet Lieatenata-Colottel ILunilton from the Intl Foot to the
Lieutenant-Cmioneley in theviloyal West India Rangers, a
Hated in the t Lizette of tne.3oth July la-t, have not taken Owe.
Lkuteriatut Wi'l/ermott, of the 36tit Foot, and Lieutenant
Premier gest, of the 71st Foot, are bu perboded , being absent
ithout leave.
latnaintst in the Caszeite of the 15th inst.
tint la Foot.
trtti:oet stlrieken7;,., to he Niesign.
Sod Meier! Mackenzie, Gent. to be Ensign.
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se that he, tads it easy to sead-aeflothateats of troops
to the left beak.' iristpreseat aura et ibs river opposite
%Vida. the itustiar“ are cooined to the email°, of the
ortglitiohliteemoinatalts. It appears thet it *ludas °premium
hiciteirised the report of the diseollilekethle trf as Ottoman
=obi Mew Nemilikelam • hot the limmitlei.l= lon.Ion. who
there. it still his headaspiarters Watidrig
has yet tithed place Its *Ma. The Amami diviaioas whisk
were in Moldavia have arrived is 'Walachia. All search to-
wards Badlarest, and imasediately one corps arrives la it,
atiodter is detached toward. the Danube. The division of Gem.
I 10/or/tow has been sent to the camp at Guerrero, opposite
ltudschuck."—( //Italie du Nord, Oct. 4.)
The asses which we receive from Tarkeystate, that General
Kovosow has wade various olsaaps'ia the organisations of his

Office of Ordnotve. Oct. 21, 1811.
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Royal Regiment of .Irtillev7. •
Second Captain John P. klige to be Captaia, vice Meadows,
deceased. Dated Sept. 5, 1811,
First Lieutenant Peter Faddy to be Second Captain, vice Elly.
Dated as above.
Second Lieutenant Richard Litchfield to be First tieutemat,
vice Faddy. Dated as above.
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HER ti.n, AUG. 30.

FROM Tilt NOR rowi. _
CAIITUitti OF LIM oRIuN ANU SCUUONEa
rshy.
Yesterday we learned here from the British stoop
of war Tartarus, Capt. Pasco, uow laying in Hamp-
ton Roads, with part of the crews of ship Orton and
schooner letsey. The Orion, Capt. Smith belonging
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army; changes which exivting eh:earn:buten rendered necessary.
General Afavutow has been charged with the command of the
MI wing of the Russian ;tiny, which will be formed by the di.
vdtions arrived in Wallachia fro* the Banks of the Daelper and
vicinity of .Tavoy. The centre will rennin nader Count
LOG FAWN, at thiergewis. The, right of the army will he com-
eiteded ' WORNOFV, and will have its liestiaarters

Commission in the Huntingdon Militia, signed by the Vice-
Li..usenant and Deptity-Lieutenaas. of the l'ounty of Hunt-
logdom.
William France Gray, Gent. to be Surgeon, vice Baylor; re?
aligned. Dated Sept. JO, 1611.
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Crowe-fire, oa. 22, Irll.
MEMBER RETURNEIT TO sEtt VI.; IN 'MIS PREaRT
PARLIAMENT. :; ! ~,,
—,• . City of Vork.•
The Rehaterat;le lewrence ()ands's, Doctor of Ciell ISKIII
thereem of Sir William Nlordaunt Milner, Bart. &Califs. 47
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• BANKRUPTCIES ENLARGED.
Jan Henry Hughes. hianchester, cotton-spinnrr, from October
to Nresuber 5. at ten, at Guildhall, London.
Hobert VI Mims:Oxford-street, china-man, from October 26 to
November 5: at ten, at 'Guildhall.
Nathaniel unn,„ Wickham-market, SOffolk, miller. from Octo-
ber 15 to Dc•cen.ber 3, at eleven, at the Crown lun, Wood-
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bea'. Sao*.
Thomas Hopkins, Cross Hall, Morley, Yorkshire, merchant,
Novereer 111, at eleven, at the Black Bull n.
fore(lno '.
Edward Ellie, Canterbfiry. hatter, from October 26 Nevem.
bee 5, at ten, at Guildhall, London.
°BANKRUPTS.
John Roe, Bedfordotreet, Coveot-gorden. silversmith. to mart
•rarde.r Ortober 26, November Wcem her 3, at one, at Guild-
hall. Attorney, Mr. Day. Pump-court, Temple.
Joseph D' Aguilar, Liverpool, merchant, November 19, 20, De-
cember 3, at eleven, at the house of Mr. Heury Forshaw,
John-street, Liverpool. Atownies, Messrs. Topham, aod Ad-
lington, Gray's Ism; and Messrs. DalteraaW Li.
verpool.
Thomas 1101. Hart-strict, Grosvenor-square, coach-maker. Oc.
sober 26, November 11, December 3, at one, at Guildhall.
Attorney, Mr. Lawledg,e, Gray's Inn-lane.
George Sellers, Kingston-upon-Hell, merchant, October 28, 29,
December:tat ekven, at the White Hart Ino, Kingston-upon-
Hull. Attornics, Mr. Sandwitb, Hull; and Messrs. Reeser
and Son, Banktes-buildings.
William Byre Royston. West Leigh,Laneashire, cotton-spinner,
November 1,9, December 3, at eleven, at the New Court.
house; Wakefield, Yorkshire. Attornies, Mr. Lee, St. John's,
Wakefield; and Messrs. Liley, Stocker, and Dawson, Furni-
stars Inn.
James Jones. Peter Bromfield Litherland, and William Penford
Barks, Liverpool, merchants, November 12, 13, December 3,
at one, at the Globe Tavern, Liverpool Attornies, Mes-rs.
Shepti.ird and Adlington, Gray's Inn; and Messrs. Daltera
and Topham, Liverpool.
James Ball, Newcastle-under-Lyme, Stafordsbire, grocer, Oc-
tober 31, at five, November 1, December 3, at ten, at thnor-
beck InnNeweastle-nnder.Lyme. Attornics, Messrs. Wel.
tball and 'Ward, Neweastle-under-Lyme.
Robert Hoot, Whiteeroa-street. victualler, October 26, Novem-
bera
2, Densber 3, at eleven, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr.
Taylor. OW-street-mod.
Thomas Winn, Prinee's-street, Hanover-square, jeweller. Oc-
tober 26, November 2, December 3, at eleven, at Guildhall.
Attorney, Mr. King, Costkatreet, Holborn.
Edward Harris, Precinct of St. Catharine, dealer, October 29,
Noember 5, December 3, at ten, at Guildhall, Attornies,
Messrs. Templer and Cdynes, Borr-street, East Smithfield.
Edward Simmons, Deal, ant, grocer, October 2t(, at sit,
December 9, at eleven, at Guildhall, Canterbury. A ttornies,
Ittesos. Cray ence and Nlntson, Deal; and,Beasts. Egan and
Waterman, Essex-street, Strand.
DIVI DEN DS.
November 30, William Steele, W arwick street, Charing-cross,
tailor-November 14, William Charles Thomas, Nicholas-lane,
merchant-November 11, David Phillips, Walbrook, tailor-
Nocembor 12., Thomas Hughes, Norfolk-strect, Strand, a ine-
merchant-Nosetriber 14, William Peter Watson, Selby. York-
shire, inereltea-November 30, Thomas Hayward. Deal, shop-
keeper-November 14,11artin French, George-street, Portman.
square, w ine-merchant-N,ovember 19, Henry Philipson, • Cot-
tingloms, York-hire, nurseryman-Nocember 12, l'aomas Vine,
Brighthelmstime, groger-Novemberl4, John Brown, Little
-Lasteboap, elfeesenfooger-November 12, James Stevenson, Ox-
ford-street, dealer-November 19, Frederick Buechel!, War-
wick-place, Bedford-row, saddler-November 12, William Att.
well Spurner, Bristol, mercer- November it, Richard Thrack.
ray, , Burton Leouard, Yorkshire, fia-dresser-November 30,
itobinsots, Richard Freestone Parris, and Dinah
Squires, King-street. Seven-dials, bakers-November 19, Tho-
mas John Hopkins, Chips ell, Fates, common-brewer-Novem-
ber 14, William •aiollaireu and George Mallalims, Manchester,
cotton-twist and cotton-w..0l dealers-November 12, Jacob
Watson, Elton, Bury, Lancashire, cotton-spinner-November
15. Grace Harris, Plymouth, dealer-November 12, William
Webb, W estinifflter-br.dge.road, coal-merchaut-Novemher 19,
Fdward Crean. Margaret-street, Cavendish-square, carpeeter-
November 14, Thomas White, Borough, haberdasher-- Novel's-
ber 23. Stephen Page Sager, Maidstone, dealer-Y.ioveniher 23,
Daniel tweed, 'Leiver Tharnes.street, oilman-November 12,
Thomas Miami Portsea, I i neo-dra per- November 23, 'W head!)
Oslbtd-street, linen-draper-November 14, Dame' put*.
01u-street-road, victualler-November 12, George Pullinger,
Holey, Hampshire, noolleadraper -November 15, John Per-
rin lalford, Gloucestershire, clothier-November 16, Richard
la)lor. Leicester-square, hosier-November 26, Isaac Parry.
Deptford, potter-November 5, Charles Adams, Panerasolane,
merchant- November 11, William Byrt Morgan and Jacob Dud:
den, Shea°. Somemetsbire, bankers- .November
James Wallis, Flett-street; engraver-Noven.bcr 12, John pay
man, Dean-street, Red Lion-square, ohtesemoegek-November
14, Thomas. Damao, Bread-street,warehooseinali=-Novernbor,
12, Samuel Fuels Payne, Change alley, hatter-Noverober
John Recd, Bath, confectioner.
CERTIFICATES.-Nov. It
Joseph Welch, Birnainglimn, brass-fistinder--Samuel HuUrsilr
Liverpool, Lancashire, merchant-Riebard Reddish, St. Jiunesis
street, wiate-inereliant-Betuamin Stroud. Poole, linen-draper-
Jabez Goodwin, Ray-street, Clerkenwell, baker-William
car, Bishop's-castle, Shropshire, currier-Beikisunin
Harrow, spodtccary--William Whit well, Betitnall-grein, soap."
manufactorer-J ohn Whi taket, Salford, cotton-twist-dealer-
John Fleming, Blackburn, Lancashire, eottotornanufactorer-
Nt imam Benurain, Union-street, Bishop/gate-street-without,
nonce-scrivener-James Hamper, High-street, Borough, ho-
sier-John Leigh, Liverpool, merchant-Henry Philipson, Ccit-
tingbani, Yorkshire, nurseryman-Cbarles Ridsdale, Liverpool,
boot and shoe-maker.
PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVF.D. .e VIENNA, Barr. 24.
Joseph Richardson, Jobe Duplan, and Robert bitty, Great ss Their Marecrass will only remain st Prabirg till die end
St. Helen's, merchant-. 1 ohm Larnbton Stonehouse and James of this „knob, whet drortH return to this capital to receive
- Wilson Stephens, Manchester, cotton-spinners-Thomas Garrett,
J. Garrett, kdward Boys, John sacke.t, and P. Dmitene !tam, their Serene lEglitteros the Prince sag Prisons Arepomr• of
gate and Margate, bankers-'rhantal Dutton, F.dward According to the latest intelligence from Ref sinistadt,
and John W Holland. and Edmond Sunnis, Bet. the GRAND Vistas passed some tiniest htioopolin from whence
rntindsey-o all shipn rights turd barge-builders-John Fimyson he made freqeent excoriate to Rodsehuck. Immense works
and James Finlayson, Mlirocd-place, I.(gteldkvn-con
',-"ad' are in these towns facilitate the passage of constructing
emir-snanufactorers-Charies• Hudson and Joba Amery, King- .
stoo.opon.l Intl. lioeo-drodiers--W: Doncaster and C. Rohioson army to the left of the Danube this is the Idest bids (moan
-Llizabrtlt.. Beard and MA Sea* Stoketotiltheati, Devoe- him the most. /lobar maned a great somber et WWI to taw
shire, merchants-Inu.cis Belton and Jobs Sichisztbol Wales- from the Archipelago Islands, sad coastroeted a multitude of
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Reid, Yorkshire, 001-fiseeors-:-Ilsomas Leftwich and Jobs Ap- holds,
whims
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armed. He late& having a Cabli.
pleoll, Shodwell tiorbenoserebnals.
seel!.mesersolloonmisse actable Morn! lon the Dm. • he. He knows that' the Rodeos
expec porFerful reinforcements, and in order to preserve his
The Magistrates of the Finsbury Pivision hare t auperiority is point of numbers, has ordered fresh troops
directed the publicans therein to pay a kind attention front the interior of Turkey to jete Mm.
All the corps
to the men ballotted upon theta, belonging to the front Romelin have already oohed with him, lot excepting
Irish Militia.; & precaution which it is hoped will be the wrps of mem, which was to Adrianople and its
adopted throughout Eaglastd. •
neighbourhood. There are now ao troops is noodle or

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THE STATESMAN.

LONDON:
It/EDNESDAT, OCTOGER 23.

TAE KING.

Yesterday an express arrived at York HOW, from
Windsor, stating, "That his M.utsrT was not so
well as, yesterday) haring slept hut little during the
night." •
Signed by three Physicians.

An Anholt Mail arrived this morning, bringing
inteiligence from the North of Europe to the sth in-
staut. Every circumstance indicates that war is to •
be carried on in future, between the Porte and Rus-
sia, with the utmost rigour. We lately
_mentioned,
that ALEYANDra had reinforced his army ou the
Danube with no less than 50,000 fresh troops. We !
•now find that the GRAND VIZSIA has been, equallyi
active iu bringing forward reinforcements to his. armi.l,
C ,onstantinople has even been deprived (Apart of itl.l
garrison to assist in the contest, and seven! Paellas,
who had'shown some backwardness in bringing for-
; ward their quotas of men, bare been threatened
death, if they do not arrive it head-quarters by a
,eertain day. The Turks appear to be incessant in
their attacks upon the Russians at Widdin, with the
.view of effecting the passage of the Danube with
their whole army ; but although they have got pos.
session of several islands in the middla of the river,
they have only been able to get over a part of their
troops. We may soon expect to hear of a san-
guinary battle being fought by these contending ar-
mies. The following are extracted from the Ger.
Mall Papers :

provisions 'paralleled ,
annals of hisfory ; and all this has been the mutt of
what is termed the prosecution of " just -and neces-
sary wan." We havcever been taught to belierf
that just and necessary actions, were consonant with
those virtuous deeds which aver fail to meat their re-
ward. But in the present instance, the truth of tht;
axiom, instead of being confirused, is reversed; for
in place of success attending our state trammel,
which, if they were founded onjuttice and needisif7l
ought to have been the case, Ministers Lave, for
nearly twenty years, failed in every one of their at-
- lure

tempts to inj the common enemy, entil at last thny
hare reduced the people of Britain to beggary end
bankruptcy ; while the foe, against whom ,fe hare
been waging this impolitic war, has risen to a state of
wtsalth and reputation, which he never would have

toPetersberglijsalied hem Ifimpirmßoadse, by General . _.-., &Ms v• •.. —.--• -
days ago bound tolleligoland,with a cargo of tobacco sr
;,1 behind perm. A nunlerens earls d'anues will mite it; aired had hostilities not been proctabie - against
after being a• few days out she sprung a leak and was . cola, and be cononanded by General Essex, whose bead-qaart. him by a British Miustry. Still are these met
returniug to this port in distress, when, en the 28th ! ten are to be established at Crajuwa. General livss will cum- permitted "to puriue their imbecile plans ; still does
, Maud the adaadvanee. A corps reserve will be formed between the din of • arms clangour in our Ars ; and the
inst. she was captured by the Tartarus and scut to
Cuelgcwo, . flf tpres_kry. h., to sack points air
wi.ii-rin...alTen,,,m,__ wwitc_ %weedily seri,,Al, nearest and dearest of our kindred are daily torn from
Halifax. `The only plea assigned for her capture was, ; ,
?sr.pjaaaabo
has
arriaidlso:.
ins their homes,. to fill up the ranks which have been
that she was under a sea letter and was formerly. a :L.`
thinned by murderous war. Is there to be no end
French vessel. Captain S. (who was very sick) the ' =the corps cr.;
T'aev "e"auf those
the ' deetinadon, this Giteral will make a combined attack upon the
mate, cook, and sten arc, were sent in the ship,
to the mad g .protects
denin of those'
remainder of the crew were put son board the Tar- Turkish army of the Paella of Says, who, after seising upon men who guide
turas, where two of them are detained, John Brad- ; the Islands of the Danube maintains himself upon the left bank the helm of the state ? They have already occasioned
by and Peter Quin, both native Americans with of that river. A battle in that eonntri is inevitable, it will,
the ruin and degradation of every Continental Power,
protections ! Also, the second mate and three Perhaps, decide the fee of Wallachia."—(Sarre Paper.) which had the misfortune to accept of our alliance,
" PETT.RSBURGII, Pieter. 9.
of the crew of the schooner Haw, of and from 1
Bristol, Rhode Island, hound to Sierra Leona, on i ~ 'Tbe Court_ Gazette
_of this day gives, as an appendix to the in prosecuting the e:anton and unprovoked contest.
the coast of Africa ; cargo chiefly tobacco and rinn;i•inPer4tialaalt
from theDuctabyotilorki.in:in
'tivrefOrefthe srlitlft hakiavledeoavniesa. Will the nation not open its eyes to the danger
which stares them in the face? Do they not perceive
captured on the 14th instant, by said sloop of war ' In the bnt he states, tut a
pi of the Turklysh army, under :
Tartarus, and sent for lielifax, under suspicion that : the command of ISMAIL Bev, of Sere,, had come to Widdin, 1 that the Ruler of France has now no other object to
she designed to tarry slates ; the Captain remained ' and there possessed themselves of several islands which :.re caner occupy his attention, than the subjugation of that coup..
on board the schooner, and the rest of the crew were ' the Rand that forums, and aroseparated from the left shone by try which has so greatly increased the miseries of suffer-
put on board the Tartarus ; they pressed George some branches of the Danake, nod over which they can wade, _ •
WiliiamS, .
humanity : With a •population five times larger than
.
a native American, but had lest his pro. : opposite to a large moms en oar side of several mites extent— log
his . All these combined circumstances give the Turks no opportunity 1 Great Britain under his controul ; possessing the in-
of pushing a large part of their troops over to the left shore, and calculable moans of fitting out i navy, and, above all,
dame take a pcsitiou tinder envie of the batteries erected by them
endowed with a superior genius, and a perseverance
the Tartarus, and goes in her to Halifax. 1
on the islands. Oa the cad July, the Torks left their positions
4, at day-break, and made a !oriole attack on oar troops at three : which never before. fell to the lot of any mortal, is
TO CORRES PONDLNTS. • it 'not porsibk at least that he may, at a future period,
several points. Major-Gem R11117•11411al sad Owes
We have received a Letter from a Gentleman at Manchester,
direction of Lieut.-Ceea. Sass commanded the dentinicata at : ?
acconiplish his views against oar independence The
complaining of great irregularity in reeeiving THE &races- potato—, not only twice repulsed the Turk', 'mho lied,
sr sty ; and stating, that other Papers are often substituted ho sea rounded them on' both sides, bot actually put the. enemy to time may, •no doubt, be distant, when he might
stead of it, by a Mr. Tnawert, one of the Clerks anise Roads. ift.,,,, The effect this by superior force, aided by some of those
We have frequently bad complaints of this nature ; and tie boutw n— to their
and dismounted dragoons pursued
dthe
only !may that we can point out to the Subscribers of Tea .esemY ''" own trenches,
sheltered their Y e- : favourable chances which have so often attended his
yea a nu:rber of Turks who uaa themselves among
owf
so
p ully promoted
srATEFITA?i is, to employ such 'Newsmen as will serve them the sedges with which tbeir camp was marrounded. This obsti- career, and his elevation to a
poneothily w ith the Paper, and if any instructions are sent sate engagement, with an enemy Of more than double oar owl 'throne. But there are other means
till three in the (may and will bring about our
by which Narottoe
to nor Office, w e shall take care to appoint inch. force, lasted from seven o'clock in the morning,
--......M.M...M., ll if
afternoon. The Turkish less consisted in upwards of 1000 awe,
sums are not pursued by our ruin,
Government. Be
killed and wounded. Oar loss is stated to be three °Seers and
71 inhales wounded, and 18 privates killed; 31 of the bases' aims at an entire seclusion of our home and Co.
belongingto the artillery and the Cossacks were killed, and 42 lonial products from the Contieetrt, and there can
wounded. In the second report be mentions, that as the 3d of be
ftaitaat. ra three 0-elaeh in the afternoon, the Turks sew ad_ no doubt he will: sacrifice every thing -to gain
venal out of the camp, being several thousand strong, and at. , his purpose. Hating deprived us of the sinews of
tacked the right wing of the position occupied by General eau. I war, this will occasion the imposition of new and
Thrice they renewed their fierce attack i.ainst the redoubt 1
ruinous burdens todefray the expence of keeping up
which we had begun building, but by the ;say cartridge
ur fire :I
force its .the country, whiCh will he rote
kept up by the artillery, and the -attack made- by o : a military
brave sharpshooters, w ith fixed bayonets, trader tbe command of : demi necessary by BON ArAaTe 3 coutinned threats.
Major KsttSaWSKI, of the Eith Yager regiment, who had pri- lof invasion. In whatever way then the French Em.
vately passed through the rushes, in places where the morasses ,
P
meditates our destruction 9 it cannot be denied
were deemed impassable, and thereby, came in the rear of the 1
enemy, the Turks were completely put to eight.. The battle I that it is possible he may effect' it. ,Nothing, there.
raged till bite in the night. In thisactioa the enemy again suf. I fore, can save ntbut an immediate peace. But it is
feted a loss of 1000 men iii killed and wounded. In killed we lin vain .
'realest Of t to expect this, se. long as the destinies of the
have Jost on oar side I.ieut. Peasant, of the 43d
Yagers, and 19 privates; and in wounded, four supcdor AA.' country are to the hinds. of a set of men, wLo have
CM, and 122 men."—( Dagen, Oct, 2.1 . • - proclaimed eternal war against the very Power that
.
".lIUC II A R EST , Sclsr. M. has .decreed our ruin. A chatige.cif.Ministers must
" In the night between the Bth and 9th inst. the Turks, midi take place, otherwise the Throne and the cottage
more than 1010 men, passed over in a number of. vessels la this.
wilt bt occupied by strangers..
Wallaehian bank, and took possession of what was formerly an
island of the Danube (the left arm 'which flowed roand it being
now entirely dried up), only a plstnLstsot distant from Slob use,
and immediately began to throw 'up laterite-11190M On the 9th
in the morning there were already above 13,033 !Turks in Sits-
bow, who attacked the Russian advanced posts ;• the engage-
meat was Indecisive; the Turks, however, conquer*, to ia '; '4
treads themselves, and to bring ever more troops." , .. I
* ^:7 4:11A1M BURGH, Slave. 30. -,
" By a decree of the Cam of Government, dated_ the
37th inst. all proprietors:of skips, of whatever. escription,
,ates
ordered to furnish, within a specified time, a declaration at.
such ships, their description," tostkage, the port to, which they
belong, and the places where they are.at protest. These *ire, '
the proprietors of whkch have not complied with these Maw&
Ries, stall be ;slam& under ecquestmtion untiltbeir condemna-
tion be pronounced."
~ swrrtEßiArrn, sari-. l 6:,
“ The Helvetic Dletresurned, on the 10th list. its deilbeia.
tions upon diplomatic affairs, -The Deirce relative to Maxie's'
'Ws Urn:unanimously ratified; apd the Deputies oral, tbe;Can-
tons base declared, in the name of their Constitute:lab, that the
levy of 1,000 men, which has been decreed, shall lie carried into
full execatioa."—(Soms Paper.)
-mill Pow—,
- In addition to the information which we comma--
iiicated yesterday, respecting the King of Paossut,
'we have now to state, that by a Gentleman just ar-
rived in town from St, •Peteriburgh, which place he
left in the beginning of Setember, we learn that the
Emperor ALEXANDrit is determio to adopt every
measure preposed to him by BonAlaitiw. This be-
ing the case, which nothing but a studied intention
to deceive, prevented the. Ministerial Journals from
acknowledging long ere this time, we are curious to
learn what means they will next employ, to divert
the public mind from the state or peril into which i
Ministers have brought the nation by their-prolli- '
gate measures. Never were these men in a greater
dilemma than at the present moment, and never was
the country in a greater state of jeopardy. Entirely
excluded from the Continent, and on the eve of a
war with America, Britain may be almost said to
stand alone amidst the nations. What a comfortless
situation is this to a brave and high-minded people,
who, within these twisty years, had free intercourse
with almost every nation on the globe, and were in

e d elte of last night • corntaing the appoint-
.
Meta. of the Right. Honourable CHARM; Hove, Lord
Justice Clerk in Scotland, to be President of the
Court of Session, in the room of the Right Honour-
able ROBERT Ri.Atn, deceased.
, The young Prince of ORANGE, of whose military
debut in one of the late actions, Lord.WELLlNczos
slakes , such honourable mention, is supposed to be
the destined husband of the Princess CahaLoTTE OF
WALES.
• The. Gazette of bat night announces the promotion
of the above Prince to the rank of a Colonel in the
army. •
Lord VALENTIA was at Gibraltar when the last ad-
vice* left that garrison ; his Lordship is
,gaid to have
left Sicily in consequence of some misunderstanding
that had Arisen between him and the ruling author--
t of that island.
P:-;General Boanowers, whose name must be gene.
rally recollected, died l:ttely near St. Petersburgh.
Lintz,: BONAPARTE'S Poem, we are informed,
consists of 2'2. cantos, And 153790 lines. Applies-
tion was made two months agd to it Paris Bookseller,
requesting him to endeavour tO proetire the consent of
N.u'oLlo'i for the admission of an edition of this
roar+ into France. But no answer has yet been re-
ceived.
Letters from Oporto, dated the Bth. state, that
the rainy weather had. then produced such an a Itcr'''
tion in the state of the roads, as to render tartly.
military operations in the North of Portugal very
improbable for some time. The French, it is said,
tre collecting horses on the Southern frontier, and it
is supposed that, if the season permit, SOULT
Hill
make an attempt to enter Portugal on the side of the
Ai entejo:
Yesterday evening the Lottery finished draWiog,
when the following Capital Prizes str..l all sold ia
Shari" at BlM's ouly Fortunate Offices, No. 4,
Cernhill, and 9 Cha ring-croAs.--No. 3,3-43, Class C.
15,600—N0:3,363, Clasp C. ,e 5,00 1,853,
Class B. 132,000—N0. 4,053, Class C. £l,ooo—
3,863, 'Class A. .e6O0--No. Class A.
,Esoo—No. 3,863, Class B. ~epoo.—The Fortunate
holders may have their money on demand on t'_-
change for Tickets or Shares in the, Extraoldinary
Little Lottery to be drawn the.l9th of nett Month.

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