The Statesman.
London, England, 1809-11-13 00:00:00

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• oldstadt. Among them ie the um of theTyrolese
Chief, Speck backer, who was killed in the last en.
pgement. He Is a lad of only 12 years of age,
of a most Interesting appearance ; he has, there.
fee, been separated frets his associates.
Celiac! Count Von Obersdorf arrived early in
the moroing of the 26th at Scharnitz. After •
.•ftitisoe caiseouade of that pass for half an hour, he
domed it with the regiment of Jager:, supported
by three companies of the 3d battalion of the lit
regiment of foot. That important post was carried
In less than half an hour. We lost a sub-officer
killed, and too officers, with several soldiers,
wounded. It is reported that the insurgents in their
retreat set Ire to the houses in Scharnitz.
OCT. 27. On the '2sth, the Bavarians entered
Inspruck, in spite of every resistance which the
insurgents could make. We expect the official des.
tails of this event.
LATI4CII, OCT. 18.—Several of the inhabit:.
ants of Gottscher and Mactling lately committed
souse outrages up:m the Italian soldiers quartered
there. The greater part of the inhabitants bad no
Aare in those excesses, though the rioters mal—
treated those who refused to join them, and eves
burnt the houses of some
tion by the Bishop of -

troops, and, above all.
peace, speedily suppressed
The iokabitasts of Gor

who speak a dialect uoial
booty, sod who are
Government as a very
Both parishes have beau

possessing estates in that
reefed to assemble at

completely reestablished, .
country rejoices in its good fortune in being placed
under the protection of the French empire.
Fassaroig, OCT. 30.—Relays of 36 honed
are in readiness at every stage for the journey of
the King of Saxony. His Majesty is expected to
pass through this place on the 6th of next month.
On the 28th, the Russian Ambassador passed
through on his way to France.

t.
General Tsupin's division, consisting of 3,400
men, is expected to march in here to-morrow
morning. . .

TUB MdRKETS.

CORN-RlCHANClR—Notraussa 19.
This day the fresh arrivals of Wheat make the
supply sowew;tat considerable, and sales thereof
maintain last prices. Barley and Malt likewise,
for prime samples. White Peas rather cheaper.
beans of the two descriptions also. There are tn.&
hirable rentainiog supplies of Oats, and this (rade
hs named at little frariatiou. Flour as our last.
Fine Astricint 58s. to O Is. per barrel.
CURRENT PRICE.
rhea!, - fit. 9L. leSs. Tint Beans, - - - - 435. 55a.
-- -10 W. Ills. Oats,
Rye, - - - 365. 395.
Barley, - --- to 40s.
Watt. - - .e4B £53.
W. Peas (Boilers) 7- Flee Flour
Peas, -

."41. Sts.
of bts. fies.
Beam KC es.

- - - - 901. 955:
lull*Bss. 9014

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SMITHFIELD—Moe. IL
Tooke doe OM pat stone of Sib.
Reef....4s. 411. to is. 44. I Head of Cattle this day :
Motown —44. W. to la. 6d. Beast:.
Veal ....6s. Od. to Is. 6d. Sheep
Pods ....6s. Od. to 7s. 4d. Calves
1a5a5....011. 9d. to Os. Od. Pigs
HAY-MARKET.
hay M. 0.. Od. so O. Os. Od.
Straw
Clover 6l. IN. Od. to 71. 10s. Od.

It is reported that the Secretary of State foi
the Home Department has written to the Lord
Chamberlain respecting the disgraceful miss
which have nightly occurred at Covent:oMM 1
Theatre for nearly two months put.
Miss LATHAM has put in bait to answer the in.
dietelent for perjury found against her. Doctors
Powar.t. and ilowArrit wart the sureties fur het
appearance at the neat Seabious.

Saturday motniog an insane woman, well.
known aboat tho markets by the name of Matt
Moll, seined a young Gentleman in Fleet-inarketf
declaring he was her husband. The Gentleman
expostulated is train ; she swore nothing should
separate them, and had nearly suffocated him with
caresses, when ante persoas interfered and rescued

The sarsortanate Clergyman, who bang himself
at this Ball sod Mouth lan, christened his first
wits sou the day by married her t Ae was the
slaughter of Mr. FrArrcaza, a wealthy Quakers of
'townie/her-40e.

Yesterday asoraing, a losing mmi, named La.
'ashy, undertook, fore wow of lye guineas, to
run from Moorgate to the *keel at hlingtun and
back iliaina and to repnat•ft, the si4 distance
being six 41es, is forty Minutest be cont.
plated la gee minoteelega then the Oren thee.
blipim
At the head of one erase it Nes:He-
liport-Tyne, on the Jo • was a pauper,
who, the day before, had a distance of
eight milasvaiid who is in a 107th year of his
age. On his right handieit a venerable matron,
,99 years and a half old'; mad at the side table
anotherieged 1011
Saturday morning, as a lad, about twelve years
of ag^, was playing with a pump.enginc, at St.
Bartholomew's Hospital, one of the handles
caught him between the legs, by witich hid thigh
was broken. Ife was talon to the accithotal ward,
where, it was thongitt, he must undorgoampatatiou.
A few days sic& a man of a docent appear.
mice, went to the Brown Bear public.hoese, in
Bow.street, in a coach, very unwell ; and al.
though he had no money, the landlord very fru.
inanely took hint in, and paid the coach, al thoaah
he had no knowledge of him, except occasional!!
sleeping there. He shortly efier died, and provei
t. u .It. ‘Vooderardt the celebrated cilia.

Y.st•rday morning a co gleamed Sermon WAS
preach,d by Dr. Foot:), he Chaplain of Newgate,
to the rre Wordlists in m Who are to sillier 01%
Wedneasloy, 'ill. Richard Oakdtn, !ale s Bank
clack, for as Unnatural offence ; and Corr:elk,
Sallivax ..nd Denis Fitsgeraid,tur an assault ua
the Frhua of as old WARM" at Poplar.

ome of them. A proclama.
Laybach, a detachment of
ill, the happy tidings of
essed those seeds of discord.
Ittscher are si sort of savages,
unintelligible to their Pei Sh...
coovittered by tbe tizistiog
7 refractory bet of people.
ui disarmed. Tb Nobility,
that districti have been di•
Laybach. Good order is
hed, and the whole of WA
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