The Statesman.
London, England, 1813-04-20 00:00:00

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be swede to comply With the 000ditiona he offers shoulto
Francet, and as it were to all ? Bet this
cosies of th• drivelliog diplomady, for whiCh the
credulous English pay so mach mom'''. When will
all this illusion and mummery as end? This
singular Proclamation is a preparative for either
peace or war, but be it *no or the other, poor Old
England appears to hue a very talat voice is the
matter.

rill HMG still continues under the infiaenca of a
sVit 'Urea if occasional •eacitemefit, though big
bodily health is "unirapaited.—Wh (a Express.)
Yesterday, at two o'clock, a Cabinet Cimpea was
held at the Foreign Office, which int till *Weep bow
and fire.

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entetharinzredmifoltriothen stsaerfetlingy. From
ship, insurances were some time ago done upon her
to the meant of Soper cent. Capt. Gauss states,
that Admiral DiXoteaccompanied him in the Mon.
fagut, as far as the line, where he leA him two
months since, Totaling to Rio--Janeiro ;. and he has
not, seen a venal of war of sty description since.
Ile put into -St. Michael's as the .4th . instant. Lord
AMELIUS BEAUCLZRIC'S squadron had left that port
some time previously, on% cruise.
• The outward-based fleet fair India is still detained
at Portsmouth by contrary wieds. The Stirling
Castle gees nirect to Madras, thence to Bengal, and
then returns to England. It is expected. Lord
MINTO will not leave the Government uittil -the ar.
rival of Lord MOHLAy and that he will &ems homein
the Stirling Castle. Sir Gummi BASILOW oleo comes
home, leaving the Government of Madras, pro fess.
pore, in the bands of General Agnates:mut- The
indefatigable, which is going to out Ada; Dams,
at Rio Janeiro, will accompany the Stirling Castle,
the Cornioront store-ship, for the Cepa, and COUTO"'
to a certain latitude. 'ne Stirling Castle takes out
50 tons of natal stores, Ste. to NOV. those lost in
the Java. .
From Wismar, Lubeck, and other ports in the
Baltic, advice' are said to have reached Newcastle,.
stating,.that, notwithatanding she large supplies *AI
corn and provisions demanded for the armies-last
year, in the north of Europe, their surplus stock of
grain ii still so great, that wheat and oats have been
offered in exchange for our coals and manufactures
upon very advantageous-secure. '. The-6 neat wheat bat
been offered to be delivered in Newcastle at ris. a
quarter ; and the best oats at 201. per quarter
The launch of the Creole and Anacreon, at Ply:.
mouth, •iedeferred until the Ist of 'May, owing to
some necessary-articles not arriving in time. •
A great number of very curious iron buoys, as
substitutes for Nun-buoys, were received in Ply.
mouth-yard during kat week.
' The rope-house at Plyntoeth„,destrofed by fire in
June last, is ordered to be.re-' beat in the course of
the ensuing summer 4 iddititonakworkmen are to be
employed for that purptie.
Since the patent as a .Baronet so memorably granted
to a Newspaper Editor, no applications have beets
made to obtain the same honour. The-above never-
to-be-forgotten occurrence (considering how the_
title was earned) has raised the value of Newspaper
Editorship as much as it has lowered the Baronetage.
RELIGIOUS ELECTONEERING.-.-.on Tuesday last
the election for the perpetual Curacy bt BiTston, void
by the decease of the Rev. Mr. Bur, commenced,
when not lets than fire candidates started : the strug-
gle is a very severe one, and has been attended with
all the disgraceful scenes familiar to those conversant
with electioneering. 'Open hooses—bcolooms—pro-
cessions—broken heads and limbs, have marked the
course of
sproceedings during Molt succeeding day;
one 'of the parties having posifeeeed -itself, of the co-
, lours belonging to the former amps of volunteers, a
very severe engagement ensued,'in which they were
taken and retaken. Three of fire candidetes retired
-early from the contest; the remaining two pursued it
with unabuting ardour, until Thenday evening, when
the followingenumeraticm of rotes waspublished 3.-••
- IiTATE OF TME-POLI4
ob- liaanor• 035 --iteattretnr - MtEl•-'-wttlerllllll-.
PL1541011... 607 Carman t—ditto.
Srltrtra 9--ditto. .
Majority In Wolff of laton-249.
The fermi rite candidate-On consequence published
an address of thanks to his constituents, couched in
the Usual form of Election addresses, full of gratitude
and fair speeches.. Yesterday, being Good Friday,
the rival parties agreed upon fl truce, and it is ex- •
pected this singular spectacle will-terminate in favour
of the ltea. Mr. LEIGH, in the coarser of this day."...
( Binainghitm .11i4land Chronicle). . '
• M. VILIAUME announced it P*iis 56 the 4tii, that
it3s gentlemen and ladies, desirous of intering into
the marriage state, had chirged hint with the nfcvs-
sary preliminary negociations. . • tie
Theuew Church and Burying-ground at Receiver".
' Kentir.wasi on Tuesday, consecrated by the MOW
bishop Or CANTERBURY,. in the presence of a lair
40000uffie of spectators.
. BRE:D.—The Loan MAYA, after inspecting die
meal-weighers' retorns, ordered 10 Price t6,43maille
the 'same.
.' 'lt Inn steady Isom stated • that Mr. Una: ha
succeeded in feseeinimerceri b/ investing the bath
:nd esposi
I.a mercuLitalathisertmotooteo
to
joirtt-tweloctit'e thin clad of he,
l ot,
eihaustion and
'of sulphuric acid.
'the congelation of mercury with great facility :oil
' Mr.
%%lick nen, Slowly byJahslitating the evaporation of
'trier, WOW. of that .ef wateri le the preen in
Viestioe. -.. .: •.. ad*. - d
' Midair Of 101,14ftialWil *Oems;
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