The Statesman.
London, England, 1809-11-21 00:00:00

IVe learn, that the misunderstanding between
Ole Divan and the English Minister, Adair, has
risen to the highest pitch. He still continues to
reside at Constantinople, hut his speedy departure
for London, k antiounerd. The Porte, it is slid,
warmly resents the demand which the British Go.
vernment has thought fit to make respecting the
reception of English troops in the islands of tile
Archipelago, under the pretext of defending them
against the French and Russians.
OCT. 28.—His Majesty the Emperor of Austria
has been pleased to allow Count Philip Stadion to
retire from the administration of Foreign Affairs,
at his repeated request. His Majesty has ap.
pointed Count Wenceslaus de Metternich,formerly
his Ambassador at the Imperial Court of France
to that situation.

It is said, that the Empress of Austria, finding
the air of Hungary very unhealthy, will imunc.
diately remove to Brunt), in Moravia.
A UGSBUItOII, OCT. 30. —The Prince Royal of
Bavaria, accompanied by Generals Wrede, Drouet,
and Reglowich, entered Inspruck, the 25th of this
month.

The news of peace has no rrhere produced so
lively a sensation as in Bohemia, where the re-
newal of hoatililie twist have infallibly produced
a general famine.

NAVAL TELLIGENCE.
DovER, Nov, 20.—Came in the Fghert, Capt. Anderson,
with ordnance stores from Ileligoland, hot an anchor and
cable.
The Bellona, from Malta to London, has lost her yards, and
an anchor and cable.
The T?ne packet, Gardner, from Dublin to London, lost
two anchors and cables.
The Pincher gun-brig lun detained and sent in the Hod%
nunz, Capt. Jargeny, from the Jade, w ith linen and thread.
A light collier is come hi totally dtsou►sted.
Dr.tt, Nov. 20.—Yesterday the Humber armed ship,
and several merchant-vessels, sailed to the Westward.
This morning the wind having shifted to the Westward,
hi, Majesty's ships Leyden, Isis, Dolphin, Ulysses, Diana,
St. Fhlreozo, Mercurius, Osprey, Redpole, several gun-
brir, and about thirty transports, sailed for Flushing.
Arrived from the Ri►er, the Elizabeth Sarah, and Sir Ed-
ward Hamilton, Bell.
In the Donna, Princess of Orange, Vanguard, Monmouth,
San Domingo, Iris, and !Bosun's.

YARMOUTH, Nov. 21.—There mar on a heavy gale of
wind ou Saturday night, in which the Hopewell and Fifth of
Alas, both from Hull, with coals, here wrecked near this
port—crews saved.
The smack Fritmd4, Dyer, master, laden with red herrings,
for the London market, was driven from her mitnriags in the
!time night, off Lowest°lT, without any persaa on board. She
Iva; seen driving to the southward.
Several vessels are chartered to take out oxen for the sup-
ply of our army in Walederen, to the nansher of 100) head ;
limn which it is conjectured, that the rumoured evacuation of
that island is nit, for the present at least, to take plate.
Sailed this mor aa ill g his Majesty's ship Plontageuet, for
Flashing.

Colonel ILtatmomn, of Whepatead, Sofrolk, and
cuk.„,s.t t;t-..i...4./-ularc, urc promonm
to tie rank of Major-Generals. _ _

The first and second diviNions of the Westmin-
ster Militia Mare crossed Ike Humber to Hull,
where the regiment is expected to be stationed fur
some time.

LAIV INTRI,LIGENCE.

COURT OF KING'S BF.NCII.
Monday, November O.
COVENT-GARDEN THEATRE.

The ATTORNEY-GENERAL said, betook the li.
berty of moving fur a hale to shew cause why a
criminal information s!tould not be filed against
persons, which he should tiaine, for conspiring to
compel the Proprietors of Covent.-Garden Theatre, 1
to admit persons into that Theatre, at what they
were pleased to call " Old Prices," for the must
extraordinary and continami uproar and riot that
had ever appeared in any place of public enter-
taiument. lie should state the substance of the
affidavits on which this motion was founded. The
tirst affidavit heshorild take notice of was that of
Mr. Kemble, part Proprietor of the Theatre, in
which affidavit was mentioned, the burning of the
late, and the building of the preseut Theatre ; in
consequence of which a rise took place in the
terms of admission, of one shilling in the boxes,
Paid sixpence in the pit, the half.price of which
was the same as turmoils., and no advance what.
ever in the gailery admission. The next affilavit
was th it of Mr. Glassington, the Prompter of the
Theatre, and twat affidavit stated, that after the
building of the Theatre was completed, and pre.
Timis to its opening, an advertisement was pub.
[kited, respectfully stating to the public the neces-
sity or the advance in the price of admission ; but
previous to that advertisement there appeared in
several newspapers certain paragraphs and obser.
i rations, calculated to produce clamour at the
opening of the Theatre. That on the lbdi of
September last it was opened ; un which occasion
a great ',umber of persons assembled, and con-
ducted themselves in the most disorderly and rio.
tuns manner ; they proceeded to the extent of be.
ginning to demolish some of the doors and other
parts of the Theatre, uttering, at the same tam..,
most loudly, '' No New Prices," " Oki Priers
fur ever." That such proceedings were continued
for five successive nights, in which there was in.
ceasant hooting, hissing, howling, 2 • ling, blow.
lag of horns and trumpets, the 4.2 f beliss
springing of rattles, &c. &c: ' „11Py be
weeded tu the length ot tearing the covering from
off the seats in several parts
.of the Theatre, and
otherwise injuring the property therein ; in con-
sequence of which it was found necessary fur the
Proprietors to shut up the Theatre fora few nights.
That during shut period t hey entleavou red by the tes-
timony of certain respectable Gentle:nett, to satisfy
the minds of those who were disconteive.l with
the new arrangement concerning the Theatre. The
Theatre opened again un the 4(11 of (Mabel, (Ai
which occasion, again, a mintier of persons as-
sembled, and behaved in the most disorderly aad
tumultuous 11149311 r, II (tering, very luridly, tilt:
cry of " No Sew hires," ' Old Prkes," " N•i
Private Boxes," &e. iii consequence of n hi, it,
little of the entertaiwriciits of the Timatrc coulu