The Statesman. — London, England, 1814-06-14 00:00:00

;~' T y:~ 4 • <, tt.,4 e. • 'h. Si R, MAY 22.—The Bishop of Servia, rapil delegate has tepaired to Montefiascune •ioulo the administratinit of that diocese, in of Cardinal Maury, who, as it is known, for tut , present suspended from his functions, a. ordered to Rome, by his Holiness ad audien (Juni verbum, On the passage of the Pope through Asti, the A!ihe de Jean, the nominated Bishop of this diocese, solicited a privAte audience s which was refused him. He. Was not discouraged, but sought an opportunity tof seeing his Holitteassotttd.theew-binttelf-et his feet. The Pope told him that he knew no witch character " But, molt replied the Abbe, 6 6 1 hare the powers of Capitulate Claud 'Vicar." "The Gifted Vicar of Asti is ex.- : 'rejoined the l'elw; you.cannot occupy his ;Aare without acting agaiust your conscience and the 'lamed rations." . At Fedi Mc() the Pope refused ma audience to the .Bishop -val.that city, who had note only t.tken the oath to the usurper of the Roman states, againit the "express‘litokibition of4the Holy :Father, but had likewise lorsifessed Anfi-Catholic principles, in an :addreit •ebe ci.elevant Empeide. This Palate .one day mingled with the crowd of the faithful, Who' :were admitted . to kiss the rontiff's feet; and pros. Arating himself before his ifolinest, humbly implored for4ivenesq. The Pope kindly raised him, and: im. prpoed . a penance before he should be reconciled to the Church. PARIS, Jyttis 9. STEW ORDINA?iCE. FOIt TIIL OBSERVANCE Of Till:, SABBATH AND OF H OLIDAYS. That all workmen, such he - masons, carpenters npltotsterers,„hlacksmiths, &c. shalt not carry on their ustittl eccupaflons on SundaYs or Holidays, un4ei 91e, penalty of WO rhea tio day-labourers, nor carts, nor voitortil shall be employed on those days, under the penalty Of 100 ivres. 3. Nor can any person employ dv-labonrers t ,F7 limns, or workmen on. those days, without Wog personally liable to. the:SaMe .penaltiec . I 4. It is equally ferbiddencto all shopkeepers to ex me their goods, •or to hawk them about on those days, under the win of the confiscation of the goods, and of• 100 limy, of fine. 5. It is e*l;ex i sly ordered to all wine dealers, keipers Of , or of places called esta 7. niinettes (ale-houses), liquor, beer, or cider shops, keepers of bililard:tables and tennis-courts, to keep their shops, cabarets, or establishments shut during Viviise Service, from eight o'clock in the . moraing !tu rd mid.dtly ; and'to suffer no one,to .eater in this in terval, either to cat, drink or play % sudsy the penalty of '3OO Hares. , , 6. It is equally forbidden to :all mountebanks, tumbrers, showmen of curiosities, singers, and ,per. formers on musical tostrainents, to exercise their art iu:their rooms, Or in public placei on Sundays and Holidol s before five o'clock in the afternoon, under Mein of prnhibition. „. 4 7. No'assembly - for dancing or for music, caw be Enid in- any plaCe open to the public, before the same hour, ender the penalty of 500 Hares. • e 8: The following' petite's* May keep their shops bitif npeit on %Ways 'Holidays ; apothecaries rind green grocer's' hajsers, butchers, pork -t • I shop, traiteurs, add Osity.cOoke; birt They most not expose npr make a show of their good's. • 9. The prohibitions in this. Ordinance do not ap ply to workmen employed by farmers in the labour of the harvest, or in seasons when the uncertainty of weather makes their employment urgent. 10. The same indulgence is granted where labour, in particular cases, is rendered necessary by imminent peril ; but in this case the individual must obtain the permission of an Officer of the Police. sil. All contraventions of this Ordinance shall be Pt forth in a Proces-Verbal. 12. The Ordinance shall be printed. 13. The Prefects, Sub-Prefects, and the Com missioners of the Police under their orders are Charged with the execution. ( Si g ned ) SAULNIER. The House of Peers of France, on the 7tb, ap- Tminted a Commission to prepare a plan for its inter pal organisation. In the House of Commons last night the CHAN; cst,Loa of the EXCHEQUER stated the Budget for the year. In . consequence of the date at which the Treaty of Peace was . signed, the Property Tax con-1 tinues until the sth of April next. A Message from the PRINCE REGENT, relative to the iiisembarkation 9f the Russian Guards, was delivered in both Rouses raf Parliaapent. We observe from the Amsterdam Papers, that an English Company of Actors are at present perform ing some of our'ernst popular pieces at the German Theatre in that city. Among other names, we.to tice those of •Mesters. JONAS and PSNLEY, who trill themselves " of the Theatres-Royal of Wirttiser.., and Lotulon..".---We-also-observe, that the Directors' of the Dutch Theatre announce to the good people of Amsterdam, " that they have made an engage ment with Messrs. ASTLEV, PARKER, and Davis, Directors of the Theatre-Royal, Covent-gardens.— and of the Royal Amphitheatre, London, who tare to get up , sohie of the most popular English melo &soles, in which they will introduce about Wof their principal performers, together with their ex cellently trained -hdises, for the amusement of the public." Several uhpleasent rumours respecting the'distur bmces in the neighbourhood of Naas, were in cir culation yesterday. AVreasury Print notices them in the following manner:- - A report has reached us, Stating that Captain MILT.s, a Magistrate of the county of Kildare, assisted by a party of the inilitary, arrested in a house near Rathangan ieven persons, upon whom papers of a treasonable tendency were found. It is further stated, that in ' ronsequence of information to this effect, the tith Garrison 'Battalion, a squadron of the 23d Dragoons, and a party of the Artillery, lift town for that part of the cOuntry at an early hour yesterday. morning. • Soreral idle rumours, originatinein this circumstance, have obtuieed pretty general circulation in the me tropolis (luring the whole of the day, which are not worthy of formal contradictiou.-(Polrfot.) LONDO.N: TUISDAY, "AM 14,, 0146 We thisAnoreing received Pitis to th 4 i2thilost. Their contents will be foend interesting, AMR* other matters are the Articles of the Treaty con cluded between the Allied Powers and the memorable NAPOLEON, dated at Paris, the 11th of Apsil, conditions of which have now, for the first time, been permitted to transpire. The whole Treaty seems to have been conceived and executed in Abe amicable spirit of confiding friendship. NAPOLEON and MUSA LOUISA are allowed to retain the titles of Emperor and Empress, with the Sovereignty of the Island of Elba secured to the former, and that of the Duchies of Parma, Placentia, and Guastalla to the la The revenue assign. ad to the tnitutensvio l e et .the Emperor's house hold, amounts to neerigtPo,oool. and the like sum I to his relatives, exclusive of Aleut. private property. All this business has keen" co/400d is peaceably and quietly as if it had been a mat** transaction settled in a merchant's counting-house. ilat what is not the least remarkable circumstance in ttls singular Treaty, is, that Lon; CASTLEREAGH'S signature is annexed to it 1 66 Blessed are the Peace Mailers ;" and certainly no Peace has ever been coer.)rded, that ...contained less. of the spirit of over-reaching selfishness, and which gave more promise of being durable and perotapeet, than the present. The following Estrects are taken from the Paris Papers, which arrived this morning : PARIS, Junu it. The King issued yesterday a Proclamation to the effect of approving of the Address of the Houses of Peers •and Deputies, respecting the Constitutional Charter. The following Decrees are adopted in con. , sequence : Art. 1. The Constitutional Charter shall be pub lichen, and posted up where it is necessary. Art. 2. The said Decree shall be sent to all the Municipalities, and registered, &c. Conformably to the regulations of the 25th March, 1765, and the Ist January, 1786, the King has ordered Councils of War to be assembled at the different sea-ports, to take cognizance of the con: duct of Naval Officers since those periods. ADmiNtsirtAlloN OF THE DOMAINS OF THE CROWN. A sale of wool will take place at the Royal estate of Rambooillet, on the-Ist of July, and the follow ing days : Lot 1.-280 myriegrams (about 5,6001b5.) of Spanish wool. Lot 2.-71 hips and 75 sheep of the put* Spanish breed. The purchasers mud take away their purchases immediately on paying the purchase-maney. The Administrator of the Domains of the Crown, GOULARD. PRINCESS OF W ALES, The appearance of the Princess of WALES at the Opera-House, on 'Stturday night last, and the atten. tion said to hare been paid' to her by the PRINCZ GENT, as well as by the Allied Monarchs, are, in deed, circumstances that cannot fail to afford, the highest satisfaction to all orders of the community. The PRINCZ REGENT, it is said, bowed three times towards the boa in which her Royal Highness situated, a circumstance which was considered, justly considered, as au auspicious omen, oyL• rated something like the =dual revival of,r*hie* ings in these two Illustrious Personages r 0111.14Phlt therefore, hailed with rapture by the whole auttioncei —Excluded u the Princess has been from the Royal Drawing-Rooms and Court Circles, the.Theatre of: fered her, perhaps, the least offensive opportunity of showing our august Visitors, that though she had long pined in obscurity the victim of misfortune,. it was far from tieing a, feellog 'of conscious guilt that E STA L' his acknowledgnsents to several them unknown to him) viho have tujoin-in a Subscription, toith a Oddities lo his liberation, from Itreakeurs and a Half in his ''Wewgate, for publishing three different articles * denominated LtiszLs. In answer ' -to *ruse enqUiriesirsigarding the nature tend eitetal of his difficulties, # !begs leave to: slates, tAal the-Fine to the lasi! 5001.; two suretieo for three Years in 0004.1owsik; and hinssOlf. in 10001. This, however, - farm only a smug part of his losses and occasioned by hit sonde- eluting adherenee.to the sound principles 'of 'the English Constitution. " Mr. Lov ELL conceives,.that under existing circum stances, it will not be deemed any way derogatory to his character, as Proprietor of an Independent Journal, to avail himself of the pecuniary assist ance thus kindly offered him. Neavgate. June 14, 1814. PRICE Ul•' STOCKS THIS Sank 3 per Cent. Red. 3 per Cent. Cum. t per Cents. 13514 5 per COL Navy Lang. Ann. - 69“ DAT AT ONE O'CLOCK, India Stock India Boob 4 6 Exchequer 111116 Sdlp Onaniam Pay ditto Cum* for Aca. 71 21 1 °- 4.. • the Mr. Lorsiehtures hi to Friends ( sonse of the the liberally proposed j I is view to rensooe the etl and Los a sidourament if Majesty's Gag: of _ . THE STATESIV-lAIST. prevented her from appearing in publ two great Monarchs left this country the Consort of the PRINCE REGERT, and of our future Queen, they must have nothing 'but the existence of some dire our Royal Family could have produced THE LOAN. Loan was settled yesterday wing are the particulars of the 24,000,0001. for theservice of ;land, 18,500,0001.—Ireland, Contracted for on Monday, 13th Jo, Lists having made a similar offer, by Mess Steers, and Ricardo ; and Messrs. Biri gerstein, and George Ward; Ramis, and Trower and Battye. ;isms. .CBO 0 Reduced 3 per Cents. f _ , or cirerr 50 0 5 per Cents. Navy 23 10 3 per Cent. Consult. The Dividend upon the 3 per Cent. commence from April last, and on the Consols and Navy 5 per Cents. from the first Ralf-Yearly Dividends on Red ing due .10th October—and on 3 per and Navy 5 yer Cents. becoming . due 1815—to be exempted from the Proper' Discount after the rate of rper Cent payments made in full. PA TX WM First. Payment, Thursday, 16th Jose, . 2 Do. Friday, 92d Joly, 3 Do. Monday, 29th August, 4. Do.. Friday, 18th Veptember, b Do. Friday, 81st October, 6 Do. Friday, 18th November, - 7, Do. Friday, 934 December, 8 fl. Friday, 20th Jao. 1815, lfast 'Do. Friday, 17th February, have been deemed an harsh and unnatural exclu sion of the second Illustrious Female in the nation, from the presence of the Sovereign. They will now see the prevailing, but unfortunate, difference in another . end muoh more favourable light—they will now tr. con eider it as a misunderstanding originating in ostmal mistake, which, though productive of coldness and! F 4e,serve, has nothing in it of the angry, passions, or mixed with any feeling of resentment. This is the impression wilichlhis event is likely to maki on the public mind ; but the Courier of last night, with a baseness surpassing all his former turpitude, repre sents the affair in a very, different light. He says : • " Unfortunately a circumstance occurred which threatened, at least, if it was not intended, to inter lei* the delight of the people, and to convert the ge neral harmony, the national rapture, into factious tumult and offensive strife. The applause which greeted • the three Monarchs as each entered and bowed, had scarcely ceased, when in a box on the opposite side of the house the Princess of Wm.= presented herself. Some' few hands clapped, and au attempt was made to create a public schism, but it was soon put down by, the general feeling of the unseasonableness of the...occurrence, and by DIDDINOS OP THE DIPPERIENT Ufts. Messrs. Barnes, Steers and Ricardo) Baring, J. J. Angerstein, and Geo. Ward ; Barwis,>2ll.loi.--t Mt, and Cu.; and Trower wad Battye expression of sentiments very different from those which it was expected would prevail. Eery one knew early in the day that the 4E GENT was to accompany the Illustrious Strangers to the' Opera, and every one knew „that he tad publicly pledged himself never again to meet the Princesoin public or in private. By his public chsiacter he was bound to accompany the Allied Monarchs; he was but discharg ing his duty in being at the ,Operi--no circumstance compelled the presence of the. Princess but her pre sefsce.endangered the geneferhinirony, and menaced with a gross affront the Bittias nation in the person of its Sovereign. For, how affronting would it not have been if a contest bad arisen between clipping and hissing, with reference to the Prince and Princess of WALES, such as occurred 15 years ago, when the Princiss went every night to the Opera, where she was applauded at the expence of her husband, and if Ibis nohtest had taken place before the Illustrieul' Sovereigns, our visiters ? What would have been their distress.et being made the chief witnesses of such squabble, to have found themselves placed in a cou spicuous station only to behold party rancour, instead of tordieliiy and rejoicing ?" his in the order of nature that guilt ***old at. . . tempt to conceal itself by cunning, and • certaihly sieco-41ey that the wily and wicked serpent WAG:. ,Otted•hilhe ear of Eva, nothing has appeared more darili'designing, and malicious than the above pare* That an attempt on the part of the Pritse*,. to - v Ake. her character in the. eyes 'of dift Illustrious Visiters, aspersed' as it has been by every seecies of caliinny, Monti( be imputed to a dejire' Of 'encreasing dissension and ex citing party tumult, is a streph of baseness, of which it is hoped, few even among the venal scribes, *mad attempt to reach. Indeed it is not the least 'remarkable circumstance in the extraordinary fate ofikis Illustrious Lady, that while she enjoys the sympathy and good-will of the virtuous of all ages and ranks, her character has only been slandered by those cowardly vipers, who have loot:due forfeited all pretensions to character themselves. AN AFFECTIONATE (SHORTLY STATHD.) Egregium •ero lauded. et voila ampla , Quque ; puerque tuus ; magnum et memurabile " Una dohs Derma si fremlna virtu duarain Address to Each pablike place, as well as private, • My son will leave (bat you arrive at At private klaces we are hoping No door to you will ever open; But since tvc Keep you from places that are,paislike, ' • We ask, desire, eadsatii4 • , leave ;beta Of rive 'orro reeeetel. 112IP:. 4 4 IN'AL LIG R DEAL ) JCNE It—Arrived the Antelope, Isabella, Heart of Oak, and Mary tratteports, and remain in the Downs for ordrss, with Kis as before, aod_ttiasCePtte trnasnall. Capt. with a detachment of the Guards. Po tut smoven. Jona 13.—Arrived the Rodney loan Admiral Mirth, from theLitbon ittniton.—Sailed for ofterburth.—The fleet fora* Mediterranean 140 sai4 iWthe monolog. N a 11.—Sailed Ski Princess Chatiste whit fd/ids, for the Brazils i the Lady Louisa ditto, for IlaiLlfisz ; and die Doke of Keatioackslt . with for Bourdrourr • MILFOIta, 'Jame it —Arrived the Mallet Mummer, flag telsittee, with s the fli may. An American privateer was cruising between the Rock of Lisbon and Capt St. Vincent the end of Wt.' mouth.. MINORITY .11PON TIE QUESTION THAT THE SWIM EIOPOITATION READ ♦ THIRD TIME. Ayes 170—Noes 27. . %Wish Sir James Shaw Wilkins Shaw Lefevre Protheroe. Porter . G. Langton Northey Lockhart G. Rose Lord Rancliffe Dowdswcll Harvey - Stevens White Leader Davis H. Ward S. Scott Wilberforce Maitland Allan Babblogton TELLERS. Fuller Majoribanks Alderman Atkins C. Calvert P. Nloore Alderman Combe. We understand that no proceedings had been taken at one o'clock to-diy„ in the Court of King's Bench, on behalf of Lord COCHRANE and others, for a new trial ; hut according to the report of 'a Morning Pa per, :a Motion was intended to be brought on in the course of the day. It will be seen by the Parlia mentary pioceedings, that Mr. BROADHEAD, in con sequence of not having received the necessary docu ments, has withdrawn his notice for this day, tai.. spading Lord COCHRANE and the HOU. COCHRANE JoHuroxE, and lied it for Tuesday next. A German Journal asserts, that the Emperor of Russht will hove the title of , King of Por.aNe s and that the Grand Duke CONSTANTINE will govern that country in quality of Viceroy. The naval review at Spithead, it is said, will be formed upon nearly the following plan :—The line of-battle ships will be moored in two lines abreast, with a single line of frigates and three-masted vessels, to the eastward and westward ; the Impregnable and Prince will be the centre ships of each line ; and an t avenue of sloops of 'war and small vessels will be formed from the centre of the nearest line toward! The visit of the Passes REGENT, the EmperoF of the town s ,as far as the depth of water will allow. — Russia, and thi King pf PiktlasiA, to Pertemouth s ! The royal yaehts will he moored in a distinguished will place. The day is not yet fixed; position. The merchant ships will be moored in but the information at present says, it will not Stoke's Bay, the Harbour, and the Mother-bank. be before this day se'anight, the 21st instant. It Extract of a letter from Malta, dated 15th of bas beeh arranged that the Emperor ALExaNDrit is April, 1814.—" lam sorry to have at present to in to take up his residence at the Government House ; form you, that the precautions taken, and rigdrous the King of PaussiA at the Lieutenant-Governor's; measures adopted by this Government, to prevent the the PRINCE REGENT,. with the Honourable Com- spreading of the plague, beyond Casal Caccia, in missioner Gime, in the Dock-yard ; and the Duchess Gozo, have not been attended with success. A of OLDENBURG at the Bank; Generals BLUCHER ) priest died a few days ago at Rabato, the chief town D'Yoacx, the Iletman PLATOPIP,Ac. at the Inns. lin that island, under suspicious circum,ta.ices, end A private letter from Paris, dated the 9th, says— my last letter from Gozo mentions the deaths of the " The .French troops that were expected in Paris to rest of the family of the plague. All the hosts off take the different guards on Monday last, have not ; that island haye long been hauled en shore ; arrived ; the National Guards, therefore, con- and the only communication between this island and dety.—The ci-devant Imperial Gozo is carried on by Government boats,with guards, to be strongly affected towards who land the supplies of corn, &c. ou a mole, which believe they are not to return to projects into the Sea, and return empty." named La Roi et la Reine, I The French Papers give the following statement these titles hare Wen lately' of the number of troops employed, according to conformably to the ancient _ them, against France during the late campaign :--- i 1. Troops of the ci-deaant Confederation o f the before the 'c o ronation of the ' Rhine ! 145 , 000 men.-2. Austrian Army In France place, there is a probability I . and Italy, '250, 000—5. Russian Army, 250,000 he graced by the presence of :4. Prussian Army, 200,000-5. Swedish Army. , in conformity to the earnest 30,000 6. Corps of Dutch troops, 30,000e4. Eng' lish Army in,Spain and the Netherlands, 60,000—. nominated for life to constitute 1 8. Spanish and Portuguese Army in the field, li Peers, the Count Da DAMS 80,000-9. Neepolitati Army, 30,000-1 0 . Dan l, l the list s was the last upon and be died the day after I Auxiliary Corps, 19,000.---Total ) 1,085,000 men, nominatiop.. exclusive of the landirehr. tirie yet arrived ; the Nation' litf• 'thine to perform that dot knee' Garde are known to b was their ice chiefs. I belie and Neb. The , . regiments ui ire especten here • the givin to these regi ments Feet. ra tty." wasi ?tenement rises bi mon pei l tifliiiAtics takes .oyni IPylt tOremenisl will 1 e of:. Reg REGtNT, ii • relines! of Louis XVII' colt; Of the 154 Peers, nor had the French Rouse of Had thsk without semi ic.l., Lad the Mother ' The new I supposed that the follow lire discord in ,Loan of 24 }or Engls ced what must Contract ,• zasusca zamai6 day morning.... the coiltract:.... tf the year 1814. 111, 5,500,0001. lane, 1 814---41* Messrs. Barge s , taring, J. J.. 64 ,1 1. and Co. ; stern, scribed.. ent. liedoeett to the 3 per Cen‘ om .ruly ;—and Led uced, Retom. r Cent. Consols to sth .Januario Iperty Tax. Nit. per Ann. for • .00 per Cets. lo - 1.5 no. er, 10 Do; 44 Dn. ?4 0 70 Do. r, Do. 1,1 Do; Y, 10 Do. itlo9 • Is. -B perghot.Csay • ' ISTLE. • , r la retards, ulttrabile roans rain est." to Vesiva.—Vhf t irate, rata A t "•- ast.datslilirh, • fi • - TEAT'S ALL • g • klianheth, 11ore. Pm, from Rtnnstale, lip Mnjesty's 'hips isin, from Ilayuuot, Rodney "(mot War; Sailed the Tisiphatt4 :crewcut it expected TO Chat NM pack Louisa packet, Wilk • naelndL . with if • • . Arr. Malls. One 1 1 0 - • . , Heligoland ' " 1 0 .. 1 '[ 1. ,