The Statesman.
London, England, 1814-10-28 00:00:00

ZWOLty OCT. 10.—A corps of Hanoverian land.,
to& passed lately through Gronau, along the frost-
tiers of this province, on their march to Belgium.—
They expect at Oldenzal a numerous division of
French prisoners of war returning from Siberia.
Gwyn., OCT. 20.—The organization of oor army
proceeds with activity. The late measures taken by
the Government, have had a favourable influence on

the recruiting service. A great number of excellent
Nicer., returning from the Austrian or French ser-

Tice, now offer to their country, which is again inde-
pendent, their arms and their talents. The Belgians
were always remarkable for military glory. Among
those who have entered the service of his Royal
nighties', is Major Rapez, to whom the Emperor of
Austria, on his quitting his service, presented a mi-

litury decoration.
'VIENNA, Ocr. 13.—Adm. Sir.S. Smith is arrived
here, with his lady and three daughters.
A Halifax Mail has arrived, bit its contents had
idt transpired when our Paper went to Press.
' It was reported yesterday, but with what truth
wit cannot say that symptoms of disaffection had

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appeared in Canada. .
'Letters ha.* reached us from Teneriffe to the 7th

wit. There were at that time only one British sloop
ohm, and another small armed vessel, both of which
sle sibd to be.so badly equipped and manned, as 'to
llifibcompetent to meet the American privateers in the

adjacent seas.
The secret Expedition, composed of the 40th regi-
tient and Yoik HOMO, which lately sailed from
Cork Harbour, under convoy of his Majesty's
ship Sultan, and which was obliged to put into Ban-
try Bay, where (he Baring transport was lost, ar-
sited in that harbour on Friday last. They returned
in consequence-of the chief part of their stores being
lest in that transport. The rumour of the Expedi-
tion Miring been countermanded is, we understand,
enfoultded, for an order, we have reason to state
from goad authority, had been issued for their sailing
again on Monday Inst.
The letters from France accompanying the papers
notice the arrival at Park of MINA, with thirty-two
adherents; and state, that he was himself arrested
on his reaching that *city, by an irreglar order of the
Spanish Minister to the Police. The chief officer of
that department on learning the circumstance; ordered
that the gallant Spauiard should be immediately
liberated, and he is now at large in Paris. The
agents of the police, who had proceeded ou insuffi-
cient authority, were reprimanded.
;With the same Mail we have advice' from Malta
the 28th Sept. from Trieste to the 9th inst. and
from Cadiz and Madrid to tne Bth and 13th. At
Malta trade was daily improving. Trieste was ex-
pected to be a great depot of Austrian commerce.—
ht Cadiz we have the satisfaction to say, that both
the alarm and the fear by which it was excited, had
*lolly disappeared. In eonsequence all precautions
had been abattdoned)aud even the letters have under-
gone no fumigation. It is a commercial fact of par.
ticelar importance, that a quantity of cotton goods
'which bad arrived by convoy from this country, had
been allowed entry at the Custom-House of Cadiz,
aentwithstauding the late Decree in favour of the Phi-
liPine Company, prehibiting the introduction of that
commodity. Sir JAMES DUFF had discontinued his
drafts on the Treasury. At Madrid some uneasiness
tins occasioned by symptoms of commotion in
auish Extremadura.
• A Deputation of Merchants waited upon Lord
istsaroot. and the CUANCILLOR of the ExclizacJEß
,yesterday, parsoant to appointment, to 'learn the de-
termination of Government relative to the Bonding
System. After hearing the reasons bf the Depute-
ten in favour of an extension of time, the Ministers
Wormed them that their resolution on the subject
should be sent to the Merchants in writing, through
the medians of their Chairman, without loss of time.
It is understood to have been decided by the Trea-
sury, that the article of Bark shall have the same in-
dulgence in regard to remaining in the warehouses,
as has already been granted to Coffee ; that the pro-
prietors of other Goods shall have until the 14th of
November next, to pay the first Instalment of duty,
or to give notice of an intention to export, and that
iR CAN such notice shall he given, one mouth more to
dear the goods from the warehouses.
The Duke of Sussax, we are happy to hear, is
greatly recovered from the attack which we noticed
whine these last (erg days.
The &atira frigate is appointed to sail from Ports-
mouth to-morrow, for Halifax, with the .Hon. Sir E.
PARE/414M, another General, two Staff Officers, and
twenty Marine Officers. The Leonidas, and another
frigate, are shortly to follow) with troops for the
same estination.
The Patriarch has arrived from Bahia, and the
intention of the Prince Regent of PORTUGAL to re-
turn in the spring to Europe is now perfectly ascer-
tained. He has written a polite letter to this Go-
vernment with his own hand, requesting the conve-
nience and security of. a British ship of war to con-
vey him and his suite fecen Rio to the Tagus.
We understand that Mies WAD; an jefalnt ward
of the Chancery Court Of Durham, who was conveyed
away by Mr. Ciiiiir.ss IL BaszLze.and a Mrs. Du-
iriss, has been safely 'restored to her friends. Mr.
BAIEVET has not yet been apprehended.
Last night both Theatres performed the same play,
and the Amateurs were divided between the attach-
ment to Mr. KEIROLE and Mr. KEAN. Nothing to
be sure can be more dissimilar than titer performance
of these two great actors in this part. We saw them
both alternately, but of course in different scenes,
and have not the means of comparison in particular
passages, except from memory of their acting on pre-
cious occasions. They are both impressive, though in
differeht ways; and it is delightful to see thiscontest
of talent tit which the spirit of the drama is main-.
blued, and the attraction of the Theatres kept up;
Friday, detachment of the 78th regiment, form-
ing the de ot of the corps, marched into Aberdeen
tram Fort George, to embark for Ostend, on board
the /kiw/schooner transport, which arrived there on
Weduaday last for their reception.
The 94d, or Gordon Highlanders, have received
orders to embark; their destination is supposed to.
be America.