The Statesman.
London, England, 1810-12-01 00:00:00

stores, artillefi; tuatnutsaik lie. Other Aram-
ports hive entered tke Aral which we accupy, mod
hive been taken, With theii. hiding, and the we
who were on Doak. Of elf this eilictfititiOlgp
English frigates ilisWi *ere able to Mee themielVdr;
one of them, keskertett which was very rough',
treated by our batteries, must with difficulty .hale
weathered the successive Norma, which lasted fur
several days. It is. probable that she is lust; there
fteifstien no meld of her.

AMSTERDAM, Mew. 14.
Ite K. TAN DER. cArrisi.uns, FFIVISTEIL OF USE IN-
" The happy pregibiticy of her Majesty the
Empsets and Queen has-been Officially announced to
me, Sir ; it is anew pledge of the blessings of Pro.
sidenca on the French, Empire. It promises all
that our wishes could dgite of, her—the domestic
happiness of the y,turerorolsoribility of hi. insti-
tutions, internal repose, tots iig succession of
prosperity and glory.
64 14et all religious persons,,address thanks to
Heaven, and, prayers for the Conservation of the
Empress, and the accomplishment of our hopes. • '
" Sir,
The vete of ACto-r'i A,
Prince Arch-Treasurer. Lieut.-(lateral
of, the Emperor aid K 14."
" Amsterdam, No'. 19; 1810:1,
In constnuenee of this letter,,itis Excellency the Mi.
nister of the Interior has tejo,ined the Land.drosts
of departments to give ,orders that all religious com-
munities pot up. public thanks for this happy
rent, and prayers for the preservation of the health
!of the Empress, and for the fulfilment of tie wishes
of the whole Empire.
NAPLES, Nor. 7.
.purstiatice of a Decree of his Majesty, of the
Ath.insiatit, and in obedience to the orders of the
Minister of Finance, the Director. General of the
Customs, accompanied by the lnspector.General
sod the Director, proceeded to the chief custom.
house of this capital, and caused to be delivered to
;,him the keys of all the principal warehouses. He
proceeded to a minute and rigourous ezaminetioti
Af44l the British merchandise produeed by prizes,
sequestration, or confiscation, in the custom-house.
. All these articles were composed of muslin,
,chitituoss Manchester goods, calicoes, painted dour.
cloths, India goods, cotton cloths and velvets, iron.
:mongery, tin, and o ther merchandise, amounting to
More than 40,000 ducats. A great fire was kin.
:oiled in the square, where all those commodities
"pre unpacked, opened, and Warned piece by piece,
under the inspection of a numerous detachment of
eustom.house.oficere„ under the orders of their
prihcipal. The fire lasted from noon to five o'clock.
So novel 'a ;ilt attracted an immense crowd.
The greatest order prevailed. It was even per.
-aired ihat the pablleilittifiittid ientiMents of sa-
lisfaction at seeing a which, lode.
',. pendent of the 'Mot Wow "tiiiit *0 gives to English
'commerce, announces to thatOOiernment the fate
which nwiliti all the plodtiations. of her industry tilt
traiturOnt ,toot titkoirjilktour coasti.

POLWGe.

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Yesterday two moil PC She *SIMI Or. Blair and
Vote, charged with uttering a forged Draft fur
6001. purporting to be drawn' by Messrs. Gruig and
Corfield, Solicitors, upon ,Meerirs. Were, Bruce,
.and Simpson, baskets, in Bartholoinew.lane, un.
.derwent a heal a:swimmable, and wore fully cum.
milted for trial.. . .. ..
1 On Thursday afteretion, wben Homan the anise,
'belonging to Tetkill-fgelds Bridewell, went from
.11M:01fice to fetch some Prisoners for elimination,
~.:was informed a Prisoner, charged •Mitts I tape.
dal offence had made Ms escape from the prison,
miPposed to be disguised as a woman. On illik
Man's return to the Office, and going to the Bruins
Bar public.howsn, he saw a man in the pap-
tnige„ whom be thought he had some knowledge of,
and challenged him as being a prisoner in TotbiN.
Gelds Bridewell in the morning, and asked him his
name; he denied having been a prisoner, and said
his name was Neville; Homan nut being satisfied
with this answer, turned the trowseni which he had
on, and discovered that be bad got an iron on. He
was afterwards identified by the Turnkey and Clerk
of the prison to be the Prisoner who bad escaped,
and that his name was James Britton. • It 4s sup-
posed he weld to the Brown Bear for tini purpose
of seeing some person, who would telltales how-or
where to get his iron off. lie was soot beck to Ms
old quartets.
. , - ---evemese—•••• .
'Miliaria Colts,. mote of the dashing hunting horse.
stealers, lately cownitted,to.Stamford gaol, con.
Oiled to escape firs tket. .prisou last Thursday
lantplitl4l;lY. lldtattldrailktough MO' bOTeitt. ffie
vault, roiA his irotis, opt, egad getting egress, it is
11aPParis 0 the oe,.filikofibe sewer of the river !
'die
if llalbed as blliplifidiuMal#4.4ll•lll4°
Mid as Saturday Ifilett it NllZidlffej at the ed.
jauCed le of 1 pok. Elisabeth Honey church, one of
,the people ••Called gnaw! ;, she lived with her atm
'opt 444liter:in-law -; her eon is 68, and his wife
7117,Fg of !IPA now it) perfect health. .- ,
1 41111411.0eirilLirchiln.mgaioliPs ..Citittryfas4cdttiCilro.. habrireinsondrarawle.:l
cki:API! hares tar Ouse valuable ,Freehold
reti‘
. eigkee,..4,
.elp consist of '1 wenly.fire Prices of su-
yeliov'tr. , wellyroithy the atteetion of public
advestere.
Stele Lottery ii_kalalanists Sidnot thelenict eateblished,
State Pittery Officesaid, ClOreablill seed St. Islarga-
Wis...._._hitlii!l!,liik• ii t.,.... -, ft .• .. • - •
. ! IV•qeagiA4ll/.llleiffliftegicir time ,to public
P.P4s it 4 roar too hope that . a remuneration,.
suited to the advantages [wt from their . UPl-
.tiotiiiel:ifill be lite,.gesnit,,,This has been happily
41 4400 intlieiese .of pr,,
.S,OLo no xi of Liver.
yol in tit, extensive sale which the Cordial Balm
• of .911ead has expert iir cell, and iticontestibly proses
tbt Ids the. beat ,Mt.Jiict ri!,E ever discovered for
those:.4liordirt 'which are now prevalent in this
Vegliont, ,and which; fde. a length of time have bet!
dad the skill am! efforts of tog most eminent. Ord-
.cians--we ,meisp,,,nerenes and consumptive com-
plaints. • This, 111,edienie has stood the, test and mt.
practice, but
expectatiumb.not only of a tong private
practice, hut alio of those had ieppurse to it
since it was made politic for universal good.

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