The Statesman. — London, England, 1818-07-22 00:00:00

s YOUNO NAPOLEON Afro ram SMPKIIA or dIiSTR.I44. • A Vienna article (4 the Sib inst. states~ f col. long • Toung Napoleon was, taken to Satien,abisitt three posts from Vienna, two days ego, to pav his respects to his Imperial grandfather, and coogurolote him o n his return. Th e ba y is a One thriving fellow, and bears a close resemblance to his .gilett father. His mother, Maria Louisa, Duchess of Parma. i s h ere at present. :the environs and rampart's of Vienna, which were so much injured by tte French, when they bombarded the city, are rimiriog. Many hundreds of the military a r e stopt„rod upon them. It is rumoured that Lord Stewart disc not re. t or n Ambassador to Vienna. The son of Fiteibes tall itsnds..me young man, bas been in Linz these ten days. endeavouring either to purchase or hire a hoot. for his hither. who is now at Prague. ...There are many large mansions in the city 41 J.in* to let, hut not one sufficiently matinee to Sc. comniodate Fouche and family. The son declared that hit mother and site alone must have enmity. two chambers. However, as it is indispensible F..uche should remove from Prager, the con hes , taken, as a temporary resid e nce , a boost in Op ' G rill o Place, near the Cathedral of List. front atominestinnahle authority I inform you that Vouches, i s at ibis lime in treaty for six Seicnories, all on rho b an k s o f the atnube. For two of them only be bat offered 60001. sterliog. Four of the namei are es foii4 , ls—Krilltbergs Werteltbilch, Zellbof, sod Kresoaen. Jaromwl3nnaparte lives upon his estaste,aboot two ports from Vienna. R. lass purchased a mansion near' the city,. but the Emperor has refused his permission , to him to reside there. Jerome effected en eschew.' of h ,me et an 'sirs cost and at a great loss. -sioos, and itiet.ed all the necesssries of life, are math dearer ist %Nemo' now than under the wigs of Bona. patte—alihtwfh it meat be coofeFeeil the pretest tra. I peror is most modern in his endeavoors to *meliorate and solos', the c o lonies)* of the poor. There is a yrospect of a mutt intendant barns tbroegheot Altiogary, both in c.ro and wine. • " After as absence of nearly threemootbsitles. FM= refer an d Empress artieed at the Palette itieleeday, wild this morning, at Jour o'clock, according to Wes. torn, his Imperial M jowl received, with US deal hand, Petitions from- his people of all deormailistinee.i The example is worthy of imitation; sad s ea is. ample prevails where precept fails," it ought to be made known in England. The , Eteperor of Atablekr, Aerates two moroitsgs in the week, during 1110 MI% deuce at Vionna, to the receiving of Pefilient; end .in order that the time of the poor. and persons is bumble life, may not be oasted, every Wednesday end Saturday morning, at foe, echo k, Is oho sp. pointed hour, when each supplicant delivers his Pe. • titien to the Emperor in his private chamber, where „he sits alone, and into which the people, owe by ewe, .are admitted by the Royal Guard in attendance. Three days afterwards the Petitioner is informed d the result, through the meduw of an O&M instituted for that purpose." ' Istct.coott is at sea on his way hemnfrom America, fraught with dollars. He is ezpeoted iu England is si fortnight. SiNct.tta is gone down to Liverpool, where 314ATuews is now playing. Miss STll$Ollll is an a trip to Ireland. Miss SONIERSILLII and Mr. Co.. 'WAY are performing the characters of Bianca and Fazio, et the Gloucester Theatre. Mr. KCAN, alibis arrival in Park, took op his re. • gidence at the London Hotel, at which time one ham. dyed end silty English persons lodged there. Ile was a l mo st immediately visited by TaLKA, she gave a superb dinner to Mr. Kw( and a nenstmetss party, 011 the 15th instant. Mr. KVAis was to tears Paris on Monday last, an his route to Genova. The number of foreigners who had arrived on the 11th instant, at Aia-la-Chapelle, emanated tel3o; amongst whom were several persons If distinction. There are only ten prisoners for trial at the ep. suing Assizes for the County of Sean, and very fisw • ewes on the Nisi Prism ski,. The noble and gothimboilt parish Atriah at the rural and pleasant villein* , Hosringr, near Bury I. Edmund's, in the county of italfolk, bat gone Omagh a thorough repair. and dm gothic tower is Orllll. vented with a complete new ring of els bells, cast by Mr. WILLIAIS DOll , Oll, 01 DollohSis• In Nor. folk, the tenor bell weighing 11 cot• and attest the key of A. ; and on Friday last the St. James ' s Com pany of Bury S'. Edmund's paid a visit, and opened them with ringing the whole pill of beh.minor, which contains 720 musical changes, which was charmingly struck and nobly brought round in 47 minutes. The Beil-founder end Gentlemen ' Chinch. • wardens, as usual on such occasions, save a hwnd 1101De and anbalsotial treat, with ent.brown sting% wines, punch, Mr. Mather, of the Borough, while driving a gig op the London Road yesterday morning, ran against a cart that *as passing by, and by the soddenness of the circumstance was thrown oat. He was mach bruised, and had his shoulder dislocated. . - - - - As Mr. Robert Derby, of Tower-itili t wes coating , -town from Edmonton, at a late hour (is Monday night. in a one.horae chaise, he was met by a man ow horseback,. who, when he had passed the gig, se& clenly turned round, followed the claim and when within two miles of teen, blew a whistle; the ye hide was immediately *topped, and surrounded by live others, who dragged Mr. Derby from his seat, gagged him, and robbed him of his pocket book, containing Bank of England notes to the amount of 201., besides his watch, and 12s. ed. in Over, with which they made off, having previously cut the reins of the horse. Mr. Derby succeeded in taking the gag from his mouth, and proceeded home, having in vain given an alarm. Coal EXCUANGE, JULY 22.—Vie continue In re ceive large supplies from 'thread, which, with a large portion of samples left over from Monday's Market, has caused very heavy sale this morning iji the Wheat trade, and it was with difficulty that Monday's prices were supported.—Barley is slim dull sale, but with out any violation in prices.—Oats are rattier brisker in sale than on Mondsy.—ln Pos t Beaus, and OM articles there is no alteration. KEMARKS div pit, • it& 'Hitt iibiTort Stn,-.41y the Abo _ Englls4 Patna'beet 'chilies& itself and o . art4bl to beery, triathph of WO* Joffe j udice, of hornaliky Mitt' It prosouttd to the e'en of the *odd the 'MO spectacle of s nation, leigisistfhlg on the - broad rtirtiplo of hootanity, sod in tie teeth a a practise irbielt all antitioity had confirinedi asi milk* involved on natty interests, ptahatietiag iit Ihisar if the tied. of Men. Bit dtii't"ri~Aitph, 941 se and so hardly ea;ned* lois bat half am aired. It told tit' robber that he shield tab no more. It told the mur derer that hosisseld larrioriase no Mem victims ; bat for the oefortneato eitrae4y made =Ott It prescribed no allevistion. It tom hie, indeed, that kta rote should not hereafter be sosiaved, bat it told him, 'at lb. seam time. that hie chains should bang oo him for Mery When the English Parliament abolished the trade in Slatteri the Act which enforced the Abolition Mel cognized the injustice of the traffic; and not only itt injustice at- that time, but throegb every precedieg i age op to that moment. It was not a traffic which might have.. been tolerated till that time without be. lag unjust, bet which 'elating circuasstencea made it unjust to 'cogitate; no, the principle on which the Act if Abolitioomas formed, admitted that the prim. tire lids thee, turd had alsays bees, criminal. The PriviciPllo44,l .of the Act was rot respettit e—it con. demeetribffiptictice as mad irony former period of its *draftee he at that motseet—it said, in the fur e, et Illeileitlattlit African, it was . creel ,and enjeat to enikarallf ii4a is censeqeence it is both creel and is** to asetieee yes in slavery. if Use Abolition'l lied bees advocated en the groonds.of expediency or el isterest—had it been copsidared ion loins of go. .salty Magna .te ,AMOLS) posterity, this cootie. r an would not hove ((Mowed j . the principle of asseeere week' sot ties. kegs involved the iseeseeity el the evenemissities of Slaves. as it *retold eel them kits coetetipiated the injestice of alligeryj Inet the gondol was sot viewed in this 119 or &deeded ere these eroonds. The principle 1 :1se season stAnowledrsi that rights had been ettjestly takes away, and the Act that declared tbat they Amid be so do lesser, ought to base restored throttle taken. .11y &boilable( the Sieve Trade, and yet' admitting Slavery to cossieee, the English Perlismeot were, with thesisetees. They separated Vim ' ithiviliotategteehteded ender one principle, and which were ites_their own restore inseparable; and by so steleg they doctored with the 'same voice, and at the neve thei r in favour of both Liberty end Slavery. But-ohat ere the arguments eddeced in support of the costineance of Slavery, that pain to England and to every civilised countrf t —Why, truly, flint tiltil usansmissien of Slaves by the logislate.e would be enact of robbery committed open the Slare.hot.ter. es it woeiddeptive him of so much human labour in mbich.be has embarked his capital under the aoncaol, the laws, and which be therefore considers his Malietiable possession. Let es defer i while the consideration of this questies to give place In one of infinitety greeter impertaeak Let es consider the condstips of tile, Slave has been dragaed in chains from his on. the ceestry by reffienly hands, every domestic cif. fection has bees outraged—he has been donated to toil tbroggh the remainder of his miserable life fur anothee—..he is at this 'tortoni a Slav,. Is there ~soy thing of which he bas not been deprived? la there say Injustice or any violence of which be has not ben the victim? The first justice then they is done to stay ems must be done to bin.' for he was the 'lint to receive injustice.—The Gra compensating that le made oust he made to Ida, for he was eke list to stiffer: The voice of nature. berstiog from every bosom, demands thp instant liberation of the captive, and until that is accomplished ao other vole* cat be hoard. If the Sisve.holder would suffer by this act of jos tics dose to the poor African let him look to the Gogstamed that tolerated suc h enormities for coin. pesestiers.let him consider his own criminality, and lot the Govereeseet that tolerated. and the man who. was infamosceetegh to take advantage of that to.' {oration, to etiolate his fellow man, adjust the dB. (erases between themselves: • I am far from ;denying that the, Slave.beider would, soder sock circerristaoces, be entitled to some sompensatioe from the Goversetest that permitted the traffic by its laws, not perhaps to the extent of' Ms less, as he actively participated in the criasi. talky of those laws, but etch a compensation es might save him from rain, and enable him to pers.. a profession more worthy of the name and the astu t e of moo. r Bet the question of his compensation is distinct from that of doing justice to the Slave; it ought sot to be considered at the same time, but loan after con sideration. The first great *tied is to render justice to the oppressed, and to endeavour to atone to him for all the injuries be has received at Der hands. F. A very disgraceful circemstance occurred meet. day at the funeral of a fireman, belonging to the Hope.office, at St. Olive's, Southwark. A Cler. groan, who had been sent for to officiate, was in such a state of into:6:2lkm; that he could not eaecate the duties of his station, and the.paitias attending the funeral were delayed nearly 'whim, whilst another Clergyman wss sent for to perfutm the belie' 'mice. Nine T AL E. OF M T GANntielin.—We are in• formed by a Curregpondent, that the aubjact of this second series of Tales of Mg Landlord, sheet to appear, is chiefly that of the very remarkable air. cumstances attending 'he trial and murder of Captain JOHN PORTEOUS, in the year 1131, same coulees particalars respecting which will be found la the I Edinburih and Seeds Magazine, for Jane. . I . 4zi lei: 114-441 44444 filltobfgt Seft.l •iglwut in _ • - . • isonattOttitorrdt this Aim at the last chsert. , -A *MOHO 4 geld id* hid 4•616 11 41 461 1.11 041114 . 1 ' li'ilrie . " 111 0 4,1111 - 44•11: sworn off for ellperletien. itlid.dffet ordielfelnateeissililet , s. ..11%.*40,..?twi - Istweg - 4 , 11 • The Lord Mayor afterwards Meld I Cook of gime AO". if. fbtoot' detiototed.. son Cooped, in censteteeadb of a Reqoalliew to -16# * 6l lflore 111 46 6 , 611/ 1 04 Tidt. 44 is 0441 ,, e!itilk 4o4 4 consider of presetting Addretaes of Complitleintlei ' 661 6 P- 11 r 1060 601110 d 01 ‘ 61 % 1 106 1 .10seet ciet% to hi. Royal Highness the rrlnee ilieghol4 Ofil the r ki !.._ . , 41 1.bet 'et 4 * Phi" ( "tePi•ett".elibigil ll ep Iti lee h . .ditg Marriages of the Dukes of Clafailleil and Krohn I *MI itle - mv ; Inn, 41111 stalgi wk*OrdWhilbhita lie Complimentary Congratelattons of the bett ers . . 166 *, 01 011 kesi eleStiimiyako ,. pftoitit. Hen to their Royal Higheessei that Medlar. ea t 1 141 °'tetthiss." .14r • el tt s Is akis o lo; f 1. Ali 114 semi t Hie !fogeys* viid 41.11 ijhod AMUR aF dotting sitieses, eloichteredriven'to *MO telalltiorvid, Mr. Alderman Won, called the ettStstloe Of the, alewife,: A, pileket Mt M. 4101440 • Court to the question of this Amine of geed . Rs' opiel advd. tsnhe i st i wi t o 1, 1 ", r had promised to bring this Wive before the WI trs ii gia stippeirpd sl i est tiottio 061 - 0 Perliament:o-bet he wee, after reported cert!ne.' eaternaernat4; indite itlevettorraibiloPthitleatOr dud lions with Mr. rreekland Len's, disseaded froth eetlasted at SOO feet. This Waking to? of the Nisi; sabetioting the subject to • the laegislatatt In tee ices eisioclars 4rith the tOistiotette, ituripeetaltollehd course of last year. A Committed bad heed spa siiiiiii ... o4 . 6 „ o . o 4 i ip i t pointed in enquire into the w etter, end *belt Report en d I very s i ossisiess ssite,o r op imptithiatii. the contained Much useful Information. the plain tiiimpia ;, l 4 ts d r e g es .. t b soe questions was, whethet the alteration made In the sits et dl l o Desim u so k sksi e,: s i bs : sttc . em i ten t mode of *Ailing the Assisi bed been oeefel to the hateld surileseri. 'Ott this ' lls.l. t 614, 0104 hoilp.ift trade and the Public, or whether the . litter bad events". five sonetint if brill; trioth df suffered by the change f His present ob j ect in settreetied a dead taint. • . "*". touching on the subject was, that a Corilikiltl4 as M any mer m en er g ei t io v ehi d it t e c IbM Oki should he again totaled ; to consider the WWII, Sod will Iliagself oft the oesteril• eneefs.wr 'Aisteelee I Mee report how far the alteration affected the Public.- obik, do- norrt.itrast *lode peeved/ these ilostring it was highly u""*") °hat such • Committee s hou ld marina *lll disappear In 464 0 dueilterst Neale: 'lame investigate the sebjett folly before the meeting of of tbss . lawns ishsd4 soh ", 1400 . 11. led j the nest Parliametit, for the purpose of ha vin g the it".. it . , Iwo untie ibis hit feel eirmsiskiti, set • si Z se.; ' ishate matter htneeht in the fullest manner bef ore g Oel ° RION *he 41 4 641 7 10 r ow onguenie the Legislature, es here it would receive tho Most Pt. of this sew, biwke of tome , 0001514aapiiisuibli fended and most effective consideration. He mereit t w o of ow j ars msistsist4 sisd , ssossyed , d i mei threw out these bunts pieintrators la the &melon of mee k when our bights eitiumgiu , s 461 . 60444 . 1 6 such a Committee as shot so which he had alluded. if water. • The loan MATO* said, that he ha I often talked ;'• • Ise th o matter in the Court of Aldermen; bet it was s p il l( R ift 41 , reiti mway c ou l tit ot , there said, that. es no Gomel complaint hail beim 13 j- : •-• -4 • . mile, it would be irregular to adopt any nee reels' **oft _ ,Istlota. Waco sigh complaint were made, then the it : win : l l ri 7i7 p 7 i 7r` c :r pd ".,:j * " .144 , 3 7,77 - 7. k...vs 4 00 1 1 1 b e t wisty to enter into full eitql.ity. Oliver eta pteseett for the a4e tint in.grAilikel,lee : 1 1 10 Mr.-Ssastits..Dixou said, that the question less lent •t' ~die. "6 Neale; "tl yuft. pirset ,•"""‘ ofti glf igo l'er smeel l' u lkt s ninth? the bore for ti e uti f et ha re *Or of th e greatest importessee to the coniMunity 51 _him eta i mer. kh ..s owe „ mosso , if b .. liege, and entitled to the most serious consideration. ! thrin "1' we ef awn!, si isoatea.l at the Oath, Of 1 1114 t•ista k Iran --(Mar, hear !) —T he elopes' into that had beefs r-ete .. diha rt au list , rhallk..l - dietinesten. • •• - -••• ' • • ' 'ea merely eeperimental —( Ileac I)—and its result I .I.•ossay I m oos 0;04 the EMI etiAkiapeitirat moat ought certainly ln he enquired into. and I.fforded much I;tu, Sr et h eeeelitrie nod skilful advises Ilk,: 114 r er and all. flaws use 14 to!' Night. 'Naha' rowelr 4.1 4 CONGRATULATORY ADDRESSES. • lan Ilassuells. lA,. re. tut itlitleyntertedes t The. Loan M Avon then e•si ed the attention of the. ;t7: ll e j tire " d or) I . ; 1 . ' l6- .'"" bud! • Court to a Requisition woich totnettnt the sobjeo life r s .t ie i r itt r it un olfy s t . : P os .r •d7. l t e ti l o t ; i jt niete nl rlartt .ll. o 46l . begi otee a el l t Ar i" er th ; the Royal Marriages soder considetstion. 4, 55,• tad • if.. hiss . hr •lotioinstn4Litarespe. • Bela ro, jua. and Youda &nen anaintesl she stare eetl_art Mr. Alderma n 1111t0STS rose to move Acidrenes i . there• as'ontro mOrmor ag. and' . f off - fu of Congistolation to the Pinner, the qeen. and Aim ,yurear 041,11;, however. doer tiii.d 4 11411tr a i 4 A.., ..11441 n0. 1611e4 er Doke' of Kent and Clarence. on the lase motel -lie . Ce.'4:11,41 1b.b iispetZre,id votes W non this subject sass fist brought (mooed, he said,. ta m' iori\hr bee of it' artietriesers4t , de. if +we Letireess he felt sone* hesitation, lint beetles* be thusight, the so prieneteimerlf saters .. .1 te u! siisionAl.aikt . ortot...:" Illustrious Fred) andereisingUt public rongwols, aus tri i kP e r at eL . I t br a r' st i n nin l ; . F att s Poz tr za t f ie Zt lion, or that is might he roosidered a time serif hiti o al lie,hmeme was , o . , ty - iv tf . • pummeding ; hot heelless he Kati never been in the • Ais T rt a g r icip .... •••cbdlai!Alwo.... •-atree .44k0 11 . • habit of mating Address'. "fthie snit. He " nil ' 1 kre ilt! icallaPl9l„; total 'or he' lets the neek tiered, however, that these Ad d resses had been awn. Mead q ty p e o;, asi t urt .d . ha .: w id t h_ . i tt n4 ,11, 1, - ,i t p s ,non i n the City of London% more than a hundred tt-t . 40. n.r_i_b! Al ttgbt bi. ayes allofa_:4o7 I hit hats to a w l K! It fears; and o hen be reffectrd on the manner in which which , d the Ro l a l Pupil) w..re placed on the throne of him, gad be . re m pli :. is p lo r el e sa i t h e i tir m a bud ri y ht on si t a i l l td P e r r ee 4c l: r t . sosar 114111 0 realms, and that they had never ceased to es. a r.liasc:iii• mad , ' do "t g ar9day 1te4401 press their adherence to the principles of civil liberty, Abloofweit beat Aires. and . t ones, 4414414441 geed he feti that he riiald unit sopped a YoteetCongra. • iodation. The serest way for the Moser& to pos. seas die affection of the Pen& was to protect their roostitutienal riglds. The ieople would, in that req., feel that the Rigel Family deserted their il•ity and nape. The lamented death of the PilitressChariUttehad led to painful consWerations re. speet kerho sergesaion to the Thiene. NotMng could rbe more ougrecioes to the hearts of the People than the idea Mae the Crown should dewed to foreign. en, eftergsainted with our laws and customs. Twa in, be. never, from that melancholy pktore, he was sole the Court wooed he happy to concur in emigre. rulotions of the Princes of this country on- their mortises, end the prospect of a 'accretion which the nation had most at Oat. It never vested be said the Patters of England bad shot themselves up from the People. That observation applied most partiruiarlyo the Duke of Kent. He could not tomes , son more animal!, respected. Of the Il lustrious Ladies who now make pert of the Royal family of this country, he knew but little; but re moor ascribed to them all that cooed be isolgable is character, and worthy of admiration. Mr. Alder. man lieegate coacleited by moving en bauble •evid loyil Address to his Royal 11110 1 ‘ 49 the Prince Re* gent, chnintoliting his Regal highness on the mar. rlyiin-of fig. Royal' Bothers, the Dukes of Cleresee anti Kest; also Addresses of Congrotelatiort to the Dukes of Clarence end Kont, as their onserieges; She el, Address of Consolidates , u to the Queen. t - The eletinee• were eiregied•4 by Mr. JACKS. FAVILL bed sever been in the habit of flatter. big Princes, but he wet ready, on this or:mien, not only to cooker in themotions, bet to bear testimony to the hentserable, enemas, sod manly Conduct of she Duke of Kent. iThat illustrious person Was highly entitled to the respect of the Wiens of -.Leedom. . Sr. JACCS said, the Doke of Kent' s heart was .itlielto every mu of necessity, and his R o y al Hi g h- Mai did honour so his Illustrious rank. 1 'The Addresses were carried neg. A Petition from several poor fishermen, Who had been prosecuted by the Proprietors of sowdry.Oysterel beds, was vied, and referred to the Navigatioe Com migtee. Reports for granting lest* and otisersthik. *ens the City Lands Committee, were read, soil strand to.! The. - Committee fit Improvements ihrilvered in a Report, -with the oetetendiot claimer, for completing use Net reilalt for Debtors, Cripplegatet atoorratiell to upwards of 30,0001. which was referred to the Jail Eapewere Comeletee, to consider of the bet mode of providing for the same. The Committee, on the Poitiers of the inhabitants of the public streets, complaioiog of the• prowitete• frequenting the esme, presented a Report, width e ofdefod to be ptinted prior to beieg taken le' sideratim.—Adper • 4 side - • ,coßotisstsr , iNeutartici ' -', . --.1111.16.6..A. •.. Pril:; 4 .! Yr nre il l i ttesday. an hymn was heti di tht thteettliftwilk tellthelds green, ea the body of J. Deberrt ,'4 he doemned. aas Wooed circumstances. bat had eat been kit his proper. sestet for tau years. in eoasegainee of his waking one antrailm obi adding his • ife a eurpse by his side. He was*wad Wig/atilt - 144 AM by a iefghboar. who eat him dews, not quite dead. A instieen was seat for who came in a qnirter of as boor , by which time the unhappy ° map was dead. One of the/Opole objikled to retorts sfmerdiet of Musette. as teadiag to e.. lifagetwielde t whereas the ignominy follow* a verdict, ef 1 4 40 4 ee sould deter deprvred a. d dissolute wanes Coup ediatnitling that dreadfat - ~: Neve/limiest, 'a • etttliet of eiatibbity Mit s'e corded._ . ii, f• • :. , • • ~ W . Tues d ays . pa to t oo- to; held It It oe Posit. titit•rood. aa the body of 3 1 Brannon. wilWatis sal in' itraistabut ' Seas with hit threat.est, and -41 knife flawed Pr fli• Imode It was proved that Wily man. n hereditary Orme is thtdos L,ll,rineer remit/. Yet kt.-Ithanity. - -Am ta AIM was Ns ists . ftse4lay alterm-an Warne Ord 91111.11,,e. ()eraser, at ow tire a 11 • and .&41, 'tarts muse ltu.e. 11illiargatf,apsa thy body of Mrs . eta Relniond. ,the wife of Mr Juke Jaime. Dr aloud. Jobe tishwais. of Criiiie• rarer'. 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