The Statesman.
London, England, 1809-09-25 00:00:00

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u is also the redoubtable **Via!
Weems us of the rill state of Spain, tts ire ll as
a thole volume on de subject. The Ferdinand
;party .still affect to cherish hopes, which are,
,h w.r, by to infinite majority of dispassionate
s at Cadiz, looked upon as utterly delusive.
hat our Empire in India is tottering, it were
.9%idooss to doolbt —The " seeds of dissolution"
•halve long been sown in India, and they are now '
tepidly germinating. To the haircut of the native
Potters, •
attd the anticipated trod: of France,
are sup:retitled intestine di,se►isivas in oar own
Councils. The dispatches,iecels!ed on Saturday,
announce a charge against beteral Wirers of rank
(between a ham and the Council, disputes of a
nature must violent, exist}, for preparing•a
sus paper, " purporting to be a reutunstr.sisce in
Cm mime of the Army against the acts of the Go.
verntncnt wider which it serves," and 66 c.alculated
to tlcitrisy every foundation of di►cipline, obedi-
ence, and fidelity."
People of England awake, resume your scree•,
look into► the stat,• into which the blunders of Mi.
iii.iters have brought the nation. 'rho case titanda
shortly thug, will you remain an independent na-
tion? or will you become a Province of France ?
If the .former, nothing but imn►nediate Parlia-
mentary Reform, and South American enigma.
potion, tan save you !!!

Pot:Tact/Est Papers to tho 13th have been re.
ceived, but they are deslitute of intelligence.
Tag New-York. Mail which arrived on Satuv.
day states, that Mt. Jscesom had not arrived
when the packet sailed, and it was generally be-
lieved that he would not be received. Of thib
we tistertain no apprehension. We fear only the
petulance of dispatches.

It is with great pleasure that we announce the
rapid ptogeess of Mr. CANN' mc's recnveryi
which, it is hoped, in a few weeks will be perfect.

The Privies of W.ar.rs arrived at Blandford,
from Weymouth, on Thursday afternoon last, on
his way to London. From Blandford his Royal
Highness proceeded on his journey (11 dial, with
Lord Uouninson, and arrived at Windsor on
Friday. •
On Saturday the Duke of Bnosswteg ar.
cited in town front Newport, Isle of Wight,where
he has been to lospect his regiment, who are sta.
tioned there.
A Lexward Island Mail arrived at Falmouth
onWedgesslay, its twenty.obse slays, from St. Tito-
nue*. It has brought no netll of importance.
The India ships, consisting of no fewer thin
thirty.sis, which 'have been taken up for the en.
suing season, received their respective stations on
Friday, but will nut be timed Wednesday
next.
Five hundred more French prisoners were on
Thursday sent from Mill Prison to Dartmoor,
escorted by a detachment of the West Essex
Militia.
An eruption of Vesuvius, on the Val of Aug.
last, has been attended with a very extraordinary
phenomenon. The lava, which the volcano
hurled to a great height, was surmounted with an
immense globe of light, which illuminated all the
country round.
On Thursday Dr. GERRARD, the Mayor of Li-
verpool, gave his first public dinner in the new
building, in the Exchange. The Earls of DERRY
and Serrox, several other distinguished charac-
ters, and the Members of the Corporation were
pnnent. The dinner oas served up iu this new
elegant table set of china.
A letter from Halifax, dated the 30th of Au.
gust, states, that the dfricuine frigate, with Mr.
JACIBON on hoard, was spoke with on that
coast four days before on her way to tho United
States.
On Wednesday Mr. Cammitto was closetted
with the Duke of PORTLAND furabout two hours,
at Burlington-house, which prevented them from
being present at the KING'S Levee at the Queen',
Palace ; they, however, bad private audiences of
his MAJESTY previous to his leaving town fur
Windsor.
Mr. CA NNINO was considerably better last
night. Ile is able to walk about his room, and
will very shortly go out in his carriage. Ile was
yesterday visited by several of his friends.
Extract of a letter from Madras, dated May 13,
•1309.—" The present dispatch is occasioned by
!tome seriosts diszontent which, of late, has been
ii.anifested by the Officers of the coast army, and
it Lich has led to the suspension of five of high
rank and respectability, and of various removals
from commands and appointments. I tiara nut
venture to express oty apprehensions of the result
of these important proceedings, which have ex.
cited the greatest agitation in this setttlement."
Madame CATALAN! is now engaged to go to
Dublin, where she is to sing fur 13 nights.
The Baronets of Ireland amount to about 100
only, while those of Edgiand exceed four times
that number. An augmentation is shortly to take
place, by railing to that Order the following fa.
vit.—Ricuannson, of Armaghshire ;
Baowxtow, 61 the same county; LAToticue, of
Carlow ; BantnEtt., of Bag ; SAtAGE, of
the county Down ; Foal', of the slime county
LAtosessow, of Kilkebny ; Mertes, of the saintLAtosessux,
place ; GRATTAN, CAMAS, of Queen's county ;
Vsauxtn, &c. fist. •
Four more Ihte-ofbattle ships are ordered at
Portsmouth, for the purpose of Whig sunk at the
Scheldt, and the convicts arc now getting ready
the jary.rigging.
• Sick troops from Fleshing have been landed at
Portsmouth', amounting to 1075. The Worcester
and Regrew Regiments of Militia have left their
barrack, and are encamped on SOntherik•Pritsi
to make roes for them.

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