The Statesman.
London, England, 1813-10-19 00:00:00

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IVON.4N AND IPINE.
A N ANACREONTIC,
le Go, boy. bring the cup,
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Fill, till it quite up,
Let us troll out the catch and the song '
Stern Care can't blotto!? as, •
Whilst jovial and joyous,
Unheeded theta passes Wong.
" But why to my breast
A stranger to rest ?
Uhl why is my heart quickly panting ?
Why sparkles the eye ?
Why heaves the soft sigh ?
Alas, lon.rly Wonsan Is minting."

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SPORTING 1117'ELLIGENCR.

2(EWMAREET SECOND OCTOBER MEETING, 1813.
MONDAY, OCT. 13.
The Garden Stakes of 10(0. each. T. M. M. •
Lord G. 11. Cavendi.ll's &elegem], est. 11b.•
Lord .lerevNg Orion, IN. 41b. • . • •
Dube of tiiunon's Worst. Bst. Alb. •• i• • $1
3to 1 apt I:celestas]. sto 4 agst Woful.
Mr. Lake's Avil.no, fist. 71b: beat Duke of Grafton's Wilted.
ilst. T. I. C. Ithlgs, h. ft. Even betting nn Agatha. •
Mr. Vairsi, tart's Selina. brat Major. Wit-Asia ch. f. krtfialisar,
ist. 51h. e ch. T. Y. C. 100 g,, h. ft. 3tol nu Seim&
Sweepstakes of %digs each, b. ft. 1). M.
Mr. Lake's Aladdin, 75i. 91h.
Gen. Limier's ['Anna, ist.
• •
Lord G. H. Cavendish's Cat, fist. 51h.
sin 4 apt Aladdin. Slot agst Loden& 6to 4 agst Cat I
osge.thinl of a Subscription of 9Sgs each, for 5-yr olds, Bgt.
6.yr uldb, 9st. and aged. 9st. 31b. B. C. Boma fide the pa!"
port) of Subitribers. Twelve Subscribers.
Lord Loweber's gr. c. Aquarius, 4-yrs old (walked over).
Lod 0. H. Cavendish', Caber, Sst. 41b. roe. ft. from Duke of
nattiaPfil Sorcells list. 61b, T. Y. C. 20,114 Is. ft.
Lord Sackville s Eagle colt, KN. rec. ti. frog* Dike af444f,
tsseivitatuattf, 'gilt!" T. Y. C. '20.10,
Lord Voles Hen dick. fist. 91h. rec. 80g. frogs SeCellabs:
leary's Ilasoleaske, the,. T. AL M. Al)gs. le: ft. •

• " 61vo4ae N tbe Pyrenees, tear tke Pas
of 'ltuneenann, Sept. SO.
' le. We are here en...the top of an inttnentie
moan-
tata,'under'the comutand of Gen. STiViliT, d - 114
duty is the clouds, more than a league from any hu-
man habitation. It is bat sorry .work Oif the hills,
as we seldom get a dry.day ; for do we take ofrour
clothes' once a week. We l'eposc on a wet red,
wrapped up in a great-coat and blanket.. We bare
constructed large forts and block-houses, to see*e
the pass of Rencesralles, being the princilial a'td,
only one calculated for the passage of artillery.
Those works, when completed, will contain about
1500 or 2000 men. We pay on these heights, for
any of the following 'articles at the annexed ratitl—:-.
'butter, 4s. per lb.; moist sugar, (2s. ad, ;lift p.
sugar, Ss.; tea, four dollars.; very bad tobacco; on
dollar; the same for coffee ; candles (wax) 6s. 6d,;
bacon, 2s. &l.; chee* ; bread, ad. Wine is
ouly ls•. per quart, but so bad that it requires a•good
stornch to swallow it: This trash proles very pre-
judicial to the troops in general, as it is drank In
druchts like water." _ .

The following latter from d Naval slicer, brought
ever-Lind, communicates the latest information from
the Adriatic :

" MAesty's ship Milford, Fiume, Aur. Se.
" I understand that such is the bettered and pros-I
perous state of affairs, that the Continent is open for
letters to England, which gives me the opportunity I
of acquainting you of our arrival at this place, on•
the 25th instant, with the Eagle, 74, Captain .C.
Rows-Er, in coatpany;- tire Fiends having retreated~
tno days before we came, on hearing the AustriaOf
troops were on• their march to take possession of IL'.
They arrived a few hours after the Milford made her
apprlralice, ,under the command of Major-General
SCI2C OJT, a native of Ireland, in the Austrian ser
vice. Ile brought with hint a regiment of Hun-
gal ian cavalry, and two regiments of Austrian"
Mint ry The inhabitants received them, and tbs(
officers of our ships, with every demonstration of
jos,: nothing but public greetings and illuminations :
for several nights. 'fhe French exactions on thor
inhabitants of every description •were severe to a
degree. They have. litevally drained the whole off
this populous country of men, money, and cattle,•
to supply their armies in Germany. • We have
just heard from Vienna (only four days' jouruer!
from hence) of our great successes there as well]
as in Spain ; and we do confidently anticipate, that the
Austrian successes in Italy will be the means shortly,'
of throwing Triese iuto our possession, and evettel
tualls., Venice, with the naval force and arsenal
there. The Xlizabell t, 74, Capt. Gowns ; Tee.
we:rufous, 74, Capt. CAMPBELL . and . Bacchrotte,.l
Capt. Bone, are now off here, with Admiral Fitt- I
lIANTLE. The Croats, in the French service, desert
their standard at every opportunity; and there. is+!
little doubt of the whole of Croatia, Istria, aud
Dalmatia, being soon under the influence of Austria.'
A little affair took place yesterday, which shows thsel
temper of the French Allies here: about 40 Croats,
at the out.p its, had deserted to thokustrians, after
whom 60 French troops were sent, when a des:i
tachment of the Hungarian cavalry, from thistown,
being out upon teconnoitre, got between both par..l
ties, and took the Frenchmeu prisoners; with the
of two killed, and one wounded. Every article
of fife here is cheap—bread and beef only 3d. and
40. per pound; but there is a great want of colonial •
produce, as every article of that kind has been
smuggled, and that under the dread of imprisonment,
confiscation, &c. if detected. The country is beau.
tiful, and the town well filled with inhabitants, all
dressed in the English style ; not less than four l
thousand, from miles round, have come a.nd•villitecil
our ships, and we gave them a most hearty. welcome.
The Eagle is gone to Zante, with dispatches for •
Admiral CAMPM.L.L. CIIL RCN, of the.
Greek carte:, and Capt. HALLIDA v, are on the Staff
of General NUGENT."
We have heard, that it has been recently recoils-
wended from high authority, that the importast for.
tress of St, Sebastian, so valuable and well calculated
for a naval station, should be placed ad interim, in
the hands of Great Britain.
Five of tke Capital Pri..es in the last Lottery,
drawn I2S;h of September, lethalin No. a
3 354 Prize of 20,0501. were so:41 11) RR:HARMON, GOOD:. I
Luca, and Co. the Contractors for the present Lot-
terystle Dressing of ss filch will commence on the
3il of next Mouth. The Scheme, with only 8,000
Tickets, contains two Prizes of 20,0001. with four-
teen other capitals. The lowest •Prizes,
Tickets-and Shares are on sale at their Offices, Bank'
buildings Coruhill and Charing-erns:.