The Statesman. — London, England, 1814-11-08 00:00:00

- --- G`` E 111 A. f FROM Ili EuSION CENTINEL•I Pntt.tort.entA, SEPT. 17.--Arrived the letter of Marque schooner ilighher, Austin, sixteen days from Si. Bartholomew's, with dry goods,• ; coaled into the Delaware by a British frigate. Two days precious to the Iliglifiyer's leaving St. Bartho lomew's, a schooner arriv,ll from the coast of Caraccas full of patriots, mostly women, who re !Meted that the Royalists hid got p o ssession, Rho rated all the negro slaves and armed them, massacring all the Patriots they could fail in with. A large vessel had likewise - arrived at St. 'I . homas's full of Patriots. The Royalists had got posses - lion of neratly all the coast. and an English frigate had been.ot Lagnira, and reported that the streets were full of goods, and that there were not more than T.OO inha bitants iu-the city. The frigate cut out an American letter of reargue brig, bound to New York. Flag, of all tuitions were dying at St. lbtrthotomew's.— Three Prassittit vessels, one from Antigua one from Gottenbargh, and one from Bonetleatus, ill "kb provisions; three veisels coder firemen eass,:from Bremen, pith linens; a Prosstah Nth/ frOM Fraser; with provisions and wino: While in . port; 'I liseril that the negroes that hadistien taken *from America had sold in the West Indies, frees 'l5O to 200 dol lars more than the island negrees; that they caitsider them first rate Olives, particularly those that came bitf in the Dragon, 74. -Throw tnen of war br;gs were on the St. Bartholomew's seatioii, - aft of the first tlass. one appea of aiwa, Hew wel say mei Dot .. _.... _ _ _ ..__ , Arr. . •.. .., • • Mails. Dar 0 I Lisbon . • 1. .. • • ..... lilalta •,.. .1. ...... :.. '... I (.. • A 2.. .. • • FIiLOCC •.• • e • 0 • s-• , : • , PKIFCE•OT "remits TUTS OAT AT i)NK O'CLOCK Illaitk KIT • . 5.•144.A0n.1161 146 '5 per teat. red. ssli lailla Booed. 15'16 0 S per Cent. rflur , 611 ~ Ksplipopier Rills. 2 5 p 4 .per C,en4. RC) 79; .. llwasivin •Se . f , , 5 per Cent, Navy Ai Console for Ace. 65H 4I - • • '4" • THE STATESMAN. jONDON: . 7U/IDAY, NOVEMBER 8, 1814. M 14rc►o, Paris Papers to the 6th inst. are received. The Vienna accounts are to the With alt. ; they continue to assert, that the re-establishment of thekingdom of Poland will be a resat( of the Congress, and that Prussia has got Saxony. The fide of the King of Saiuny is also sairrto be decided ; he and his family are to be pentiotters en the bounty of his Prussian Majesty ! Some of the rumours afloat on the other be•rlitated changes will. be found in our ext;ac/s. The Chamber of Deputies came to a decision on :Wednesday upon the subject of the restoration of Emigrant property. The project of the law, with -siodifleations and alterations , was adopted, with a 4 geoat majority hats favour, 169 Menthers.toting foe :it t .asids only 19itiptinit it. Islay'. s. 7 —Letters from Vienna assure us, ,ghat io a note seat to the Ministers assembled at the ( Congress, Ralik' pronounces for the absolute main- Pietnancte tfie stipulations contained in the d . '''verity of Paris - , and that the arrargements relative to the attain 'Of Germany shall be left, exclusively, P to the decislop ‘ of. the Sovereigns of the Germanic • 01 Empire. • hr The Statue of Bonaparte, which surmounted the ; colonin. in the Place Vendome, and that of General i m Dessaix,- taken from La Place Equestre 'des Vic.l fares, will be the foundations for the statue of . henry IV. t! - VIENvA, OCT. 24.---Count Munster, Minister of lei State of the Cabinet of Hanover, has sent a note to .11, the Congress, in French and German, making know!' but to the Imperial Court of Austria, thnt_ the Prince —I Regent of England has erected the provinces fortning i denur the country of Hanover into a kingdom, and diet be takes fur the present the title of King of, Ilanorer. The ei-drrmtt King of IVerilphalit has gone to ;a\ Trieste, to purchase the entire cargo of a fleet laden with colonial produce. lie has forma, it is said,lir the idea of becoming a merchant, and establishing, ' in that city on offire for instirance.. Ocr. 25.—The Emperor Alexander, says apublie h . :urinal, has made a present of 10,000 florins to GOntofitillVON-swho.ieded to blin.hisaattimeut. We read in the same Paper, that the Priirce Regent has sent to his regiment of hussars, itadetikii the sum of 200,00011°6ns in bills. , • According to batters from Constantinople,.the Port. has given op the idea of sending as .taivoy Esteem.' (Unary to f o r Congress; they also atiooonce as Woe . the rumours which existed of a misonderalWing having arisen between Turkey and Perak; • pe.union ' between the two Empires never having been more iii timate. It appears that the Ministers of these Powers are not without their fears relative to the future decisions of the Congress. • Faowricrts or AusTura, OCT. t I.—The last let ters from Vienna confirm the intelligence of the re. • • establishment of the kingdom of Poland ; to give s ' turn to this, Austria will cede a great part of Gal. • It is equally decided that the King of Saxony will not be reinstated in his territori_ but that Prussia will partake of part with the Duke of Weimar, who - will establish his residenctLat Leiptetc. As to ''' trio, Lusace will be secured to him. t: After they disposed of. the Kingdom or Sway , they decided on the fate orthe'King. It was' or • I tiered that the Xing of Prussia shall be chirged With* the maintenance of the King and his family. Leti Inn arm sok the El, co, T' soci ti cow 4.sontes • --is, , .., . ..-. • • •., .. IFIM-Cfr• -.... • • . . ... . ,‘ • . .. . . , • -' . . The KJ. nit. 4f itftotik• cedes the priticipoills of Holt. tioi 1:110. general peace, ' we with ..411142111wi;:ottoid ea: ,: •• ' *N-A 'VAL I.t.VTELLIGISbaI:C,Bnio: .' . - THE S'fAI'ESMAN. ,iteastaoaikr,:f Lamina, J, it I 4. - • -..........- • t- nil and Betchtolspidam4 also sif. lonvirtel, to ' illoi thaviseesning dreamer of the Pork that ", What Istria. Ha will' bo: 'iniiiim.**l.'br ti is wan then hope is now matured intstel atat.:_ba.., rjrc--''''': yet the certainty; of • y pants ." liate2hr,g4wNitholft im7;T,heplWankh rieof the ferritory eh tho left bask of tire Rhine. •.,• Mkt tk.where is . bound to Portsmouth, rail inshore the bth jot. sth -5, -east of C.iinis, and is disehneglag her cargo.--;l;,ft rtilird AUSIsBURG, OCT. 20.-Mr. Stratford Canning of disappointment and disgrace-of the failure of I f , , frigate, and Kite ssed by our city this day, proceeding with all spef4 repeated at tempt& lea subjugnte America by •means sloop of war, frogn'the Westwird, asi ih0,,1 ' the CoOgress. - . 1.4. tr.. most discreditable to our arms-not- to con- for the River; apd the Industry transport, faask.a..' H.i. 7 ' l.rii--"w.111% TURIN, OCT. t4--Rumours are still spread upon ciliate her people, almost a part of ourselser, by down (rem the River the Juno, Gray, fronf thlina. a faith of letters from Viennai that the frontiers. •_roderitiOn and magnanimity, such as were shown pormuourn; rtOr.7.-Arrised the Silty, Halt %cis tablished by the Treaty of May, between Pied-,.t0 the most implacable of our enemies-of ad- Diwnii the Benjamin and Marys from Rign.;..% France, they will try to change. They l'alititmal hardens, instead of relief from the already ji•st)' Ails Tyrinn, from of Brighton; Cracker,. troll ply. • set and • that Austria, the better to insure her possession 1 overwhelming load-end of the bitter mockery of, 1175thhi;prAinear!trsennFthearvneduct:10Say irslyo,ofininimsat.elnewielec.-% %snow". BA" cairn, Noy. 7.-s-Sniled the Amon transport, flaps% yitaly, has manifested the intention of having a , that " hope long deferred, which maketh the heart liidriee.ficia, Shaw, of aid from Hutt; am a,. utral Pbwer • established between France and ' sick." Ministers, and their scribes, may dream on, 'for Loudon, bus been brought in titassivms- alt. In consequence, the proposes to cede her ,and thaywill do so, if.the country wilt allow them -but- ot lm4 of giotyy ivill4 for to France, with some sad reality *ill not permit us to dream any longer in hnat, having been onshore off •dm Unshro' i ..a ne :ar cb;g1101, to of our digitate. th,SWitzerland. Tido policy' this style.L'„'Such of our Represontaaves, however, i ka. v. Sand, --. ii e K . years to us Wain itarepopy with the inclinations', as have a waking feeling for the honour and hnppi- Ctiute,lvith• l 5 sail, for Newroandiatid.-Saii4i4e ' the inhabitants of Savoy. 'This ceutttry . has ness of the ngtion, will, it is probable, ring a peal ' gue1i.„,R4114114110:73...34;5:1fi1: tlshe"%etht,eo 11/.41:1; hainsrahevit'44.4ll.7l , ways been very much attached to France asa to the in their ears, when the kind of ." certainties" which ,hip °use of Bourbon. The'Satoyards'have, at all Slimes, '',America presents of realized honour, prospects of .i i M i —a.,Crllibrilsips President and:fermis, far --.....-.• . 4.- ~ bed their livelihood in France; they have been tranquillity, and additional grounds •of congratuta- LOSSES AT SI:A.-The Margahlt Jo* ell treated, and wish to show their,gratitede. They. lion in other points of view, come to be spoken or,. Perttau to Liverpool, was .oit shore on F01,,,,a5n I, that they will propose to the French Govern. which may dissipate the illusion so fatal to the hest' Reef, 17th nit : crew and part of the largo mai , . iant indemnities in Flanders or Belgium: but it „io• Interest.s.of two great nations-and so dangerous to The AdOnturc, Stonehocse, from Pet of sufficient that these arrangeMents suit Austria : titoVeitheeetst peace of the world ! Portstannth awes on• shove on Dregoi _a.-- ' 29th ult. Id is necessary.te be known, if France is dispatedl . '4lfE REGENT'S SPEECH. 0 naTc7: cargo expecteittfi be sated. • , i accede to such propositions. • It begins, as .aisual with lamenting the Conti.- s The George; Ellis, from Petersbnrgh, mat i • shore near Wenbargh, the end of the last mini Mesta; Ott 21.-Her Royal Highness the Prin..nuance of that illness which prevents his Masesrr most or the cargo expected to be'saved : storeseeet ass of Wales, 'preceded by a detacfiment of Hun- from enjoying- the happiness which so many forte- . Tile Jacob, Spinder, from Liebau to Gottestinik, . ariah Ilussarss arrivedynsterday in this city. nate events as have lately occurred are calculated to foundered at sea til October. . :." • •• • ; . produce. It then states,. that, in folilmeat of the The ildrentnrc, :Bell, was driven oe ONIRI Al Miceli Ftimos -5 per Cass. 735. i I Treaty of Paris, the late Bellimtrent Oar , irs. have Archangel, during a heavy gale ef 'kid; the 144 ....weem.-. . September,. but got off after' discharging pees al ha .' sent 'their Ministers to Viennti. to coitplete, in 'a We have* also received BrufitteA 'and Frankfort general Congress, the dispritions made .ii Ti id kA ted • cargo. ~. ~ The Femiain Barton . from W b .I. , ~ y urg -so Ng 'aper, to ale% date, 4;61114014 some particularelit ...in that Treaty, and that ;G` gorks- liehe ;. , . P..011,00 Ind Artnt4 • detrson, frotetNarra to Hull, an hen agard tit public sentiment is 'Wince and Gerdslay. A 'ender circarnatancee moat - Mob* '44'llW 'fit the saitio:;.irew mph. - • * p gaga the existing state:or Way, :rely rintesostiniVst,,welfare and' tranquillity tilassi ' ''S.3ltaa °Pee . • is , • • Ise present moment. ' 1 .• ••-• •- , ' . ~,,, •• then taken of the present' .of tchoolifttheirleals IL. Tart -Panne . po .-Yesterday ha 40" usage's. C est.-'' It is stated in these Papers from Vienna;Wiat the • ' ' •" war, and of our operations. anal iriganp4 ,64iiih., .gpra! Highness 'the pqttsce Rfti Ex,r held a Conti pirit which animates the Allied Sovereigns, is illitat , ington and Alexandria, Were; !Ultima*, hataitha• rttettisoesP• 'J1411401 Iliesness gave ;iodine If the most sincere friendship, The departure of* ito the Duke of Yana, and Mr. Mmorefts Smolt, Penobscot. As Sir Geoani iiREVOsT's dfficial de- torsi Visitors. to the. Austrian Court, is statadtto ; tails of the late es te -•' n' Lake .-,14 ite.Advoeite. :Tie tatter laid before bit ,rs.as disaster %Ai 1 • have ' • -• Is very near at. hand. ' ALLIANDeIt has invited' the mil sin il cyst') ightiess the pristeertnes of Courts-nnirtild,-: . not yet been received, this subject cannot be expected i.'Plin Pttamea afterwards held a Privy Council, whits • s emperor of AUSTRIA and the King of I ot-itstet to i to be touched upon ; hut'the failure of the repeateitilnksa ttended by the Lord President, the Lord Clits- 'etersburgh, where it is said 'they will useet in Juni.. v attempts wade by the Americans to invade the Ci- I 'eeltor, the Lord Priryliesi, the First Lord of thelne . Some warlike indications -ara nftdas are noticed. The negociations at •Ghent .still Spoken of.- shry,theC hancell or of Exchequer, the First Lord of tie ',MOTs from the Rhine state that opposite to the Admiralty, theMaster-Genei al of the Onitienceolit of course form one of the prominent features of stay of General Kr.eisv, of 80,000 men, a French .'retaries of .State for the Home and War Depart. the. Speech. Whilst the Reazwr diktat' that ' Sec .- ' es melds, the President ef, the Board of Controal, tie l. ray of 120,00 d is posted. They add, that the iho • has used, and ever shall use, his best .effette 'Chancellor of the: Duchy of I,4fileiter, the Masters( -, !much Prisoners who return fro 4 Russia are, IS : to ' restore relations of peace between Great Bri- the Mint, the LOrd Chamberlain', the Lord St, oon as they arrive in those partsttorporated with gain and the United Stattes, 'he naturally ea', : the *aster of the Horse, Ate tieStiefrer of the Home- - ... - • • army there assembled. :."' -'' '""'"" -- thniniiirgef'.Olitc' t can be attained without tarn- ! 1 . hold the Comptro:ler of the the Calais - he. , Household, Irma., • Otis. 18.-According to .lelines f -rim, 'ileing the undoubted rights Of The country, he _,_„ of the Yeoman of the G . . oards A Proclarisaildits 'Florence, there is a very.s"a" agreed upon, to be issued for Releasing the Win e"'"'"4' rg 44 Nett on the cordial support of Parliament ina vigor.. 1 h ,ed r-td • • for hi h • 1w io have st ry the ant e time w c thenres :ouriers between the Isle of Eth* -butt- . . 'prooorotion of the wee. .''be House of Common, : tered into the service. • The speech- to be deliond /hey say that Napoleon itteiste on having againither then 'informed that the Estimates for the next 'by the P.. MRCS lirsrawt thus day, fetmw the Thar., iociety of us wife, and on being himself entrusted ' vas at the opening of the Sessiosi of Parlibmsent, watreed will be laid before thin, end that the RV:ENT . with the education of Ids son. ' ' and finally agreed upon. Hie ftqw Highness gin will rely upowtheir readiness,to furnish all necessary }audiences- to the Earl of Ilafticiarie Vi glis -VIIII/NA., 0cr.22.-The Austrian Government hail eepoes. The Speech concludes with a tribute off mouift,.the Earl of ,Liveavoot4 thele% au CHANCito stood an Ordinance, decreeing that the 18th of Oct. ' I gratitude to that Providence whose signal protec.l LOR, Earl BATHURST, the Disliii..of MONTROst, sail the anuiversary of the battle of Leipsic) h 11 i s-a-- Ilion has enabled Great Britain, not Indy to save her- i the Earl of MaccktsrlELta.l": ' henceforward be celebrated as a holiday every bun. self by her constancy, bet to rescue Europe by her Yesterday the, Earl of Lie.i.erocit. and the COO., tired years, in the States of the Austrian Empire. example. CELLOR of the EXCHEQUER gave grand dinners to The Sovereigns, Our august Visitors,. have ex- , a__—_---....11-. numerous parties of the Members of both Homed Parliament. pressed lo our Emperorbssw unwillingly they thought We are assured by Sir GODFREY WEBSTER, that' , On Friday night ... ,•Ig r. Humietti the ' King'4 MM. ac their departure, which is, however, very near at - washe present at the Theatre della Scala, In 'Mu I tt senger.,. arrived at the Foreign-Olfictwith dispatches hand. Alexander has invited oar Emperor, and the on the night of the 4th of October, the anniversary ;from Viseount.CAMEßEAoll: 'Mr. 11. performedhis King of Prussic, to Petersborgh, where they Will 9f the Emperor of AUSTRIA'S birth-day, and that journey with extraordinary speed, by way of Statgard meet in June. • * * ' not the slightest disturbance took place on that oc- ' and Paris. ;salon • but on the contrary, that the audience were The LORD MAYOR having inspected the Meth Nan, Oct. 10.:-Ilatione de Steel, the '.l3lalphic , •'extremely peaceable and quiet. It is. our defy to weighers' returns, ordered the Price of Bread NMI indeed than oracle of, one timely war* Intelligible, . . v make this known to our Readers. The letter assert- one Assize the Peck, or one Halfpenny the Quarters the P)thian Priestess, said lately, " Thereirediseon- -irtg the tumult, and the secret massacre which fol: Loaf, which takes place on Thursday next. ' tented people here-no discontent." lidesd there does lowed, was conveyed •toas in a letter from. Milan, I The following caricature is now exhibiting, Ica not appear to be materials enough to kindle a flame; nod of which we gave a literal translation :The Paris :-H rand, represented under the figure /3f I but the love of dispute will leave nothing untried. ,authority of the lion. Beretets who was tut;! nit- female, exhausted by fatigue and wretchedness, ant ness, however, cannot be disputed. . concealing her nudity with fragments of- Decrees -If the mildness of the King is the subject of the It may be stated with confidence, that at, the 'time i and Senatus-Consultums, is speeking -to a biz fit eternal complaints of his friends, others are not less BONAPARTR made his movement in the rear of the i mans who is lying on his treasures, surrounded by vexed at the pretended violations of the Charter, as Allies a treaty of peace was concluded between the a great number of dishes and choibe wines, ehilstiin the tendency to old forms, &c. The instances of Allied' Ministers and CAUL/NEM:a; and that with .1011141 carries off into the air a young child •which it complaisance towards England, which are not-to be the sio.i,esere of the latter aetuaiiy4o It, was pro..-is.going to clever. Underneath is the follhowing avoided, are welcome to the Benaparti,sts, as they , sensed "to NAPOLEON for ratification, when he said, 'dia10_ttne........W..._1 What, have yc? _Meet ast4iat , _nil give them opportunities to inspire the merchants with ri No ; take it away-I never' treat with. my pri. s_ik_n, 44".71. m. g, The ••cag.e has carrrd . 1.. vl..':', 1 soncrs!" lie was satisfied that the movement he 'llVs ou ought then to have cried ome.' apprehensions for the success of their industry,"`" .. • had ordered Manmoser and Monistic to make.wou!il `1413 my mouth fon!" . while they paint the favours shown. the Priests its have enabled him to capture or destroy the ihole 'The follOiviog licence was given to Poulastio threatening danger to the freedom of thinking. This -- Allied Armies. tl • - 'Erm .oTti, by the Sieur le hotel Intendant •of the gives occasion to numerous skirmishes : the parties The election of a Member in Parliament for the Police of * Press, under the -Odd BourbeetG; salute each other, int! by degrees the collision be. Glamorganshire boroughs was fixed for yesterday.- yernment :-!. 4 I ti,mit you to write again, . ;comes more sinient._ ~... , , It was expected that Lord gYatTil STUART Vionim .. 1 • la Deity but • not against tel. de MAUREPAS; aSIOII the roligsqn„but trot against Governing ; spinst t The news of the captoriit4 Belt car it WA:" be retUrded. apostles, bet not' against Ministers ; against Ile '. ington has made a very deep impression here. Peo- At the Congress of Vienna atehigh h -- Potentates, ! saint, but'ool agaiustthe ladies of_the hurt; sgskld to avoid all question of precedency, hare • allotted i • $ - , ale violently express their discontent at tie good morals, but not against the p011ee..... fortune of the English, ants feet still „ priority to sage, and not to rank. .The order of their 11.- en" Y ages is. as. •Tollowes-4‘he King. of %Yeats:amino • • irf ..,hately , (Within the last three weirs, se mt.! . vYtia instituted into the conduct of DUeoNT, tits the mortification of seeing them in ion of the was born in '1734, the King of BAVARIA in 1766; , ' French 'minister at Nirar, who' was charged• with pe Netherlands, the loss of which is Ali Attributed by the King of .DzessaßK, Jan. 28, 1768, the Emperor ;Olt The result 'as a abut it Minister, kit w g ber s. many persons to Count Artois, as if it were not FRANCIS, Feb. 12, 1788, the King of Paeans in of: . • quashed . ts the proceedings; end •tistiouts ral ceased by Bonaparte's faults. _Otherwise this Prince 1770, and the Emperor of Itossra in 1777. . • Ministert itthis office tothe geneialdisconte9tauddl‘ is much beloved by the people, and by the wornen,. A letter from Frankfort, dated' the 26th of, god or he arm... y The principal charge will tlitt who are tattered by his politeness. The recovery or October, elates, that the vintage on the right brink',. (mintraryto tharegulationobservedunderllowarsard of the Rhine had been .almost totally ruined. A Dueotit had taken the whole of the fontradlar, the re-conquest of. tbe Netherlands, and the Left continued series of wet weatherforthirteen weeks . • t ' c outing the "rani into his own hands, and by chore il Bank of the Rhine, will len remain a popular sub- had prevented the grapes from arriving at maturity', 'lag a frank and a, half per yard more than ustislo jest of Coffee-house peltiles la Frauce. and was followed by some sok] nights in the begins bed pbt into his private purse three millions of, The Session of ' • '.. 'ill( was opened 'this day • Hill of October, by which the.:grapes vrercfroten,, francs.. The murmurs on this 'subject are both la and rendered not worth the gathering. The 'vintage fad deep..l4'with the usual state.'-: - .pee,* ba4 stet bees deli on the left batik, of the Rhine had equally failed. . • Yesterday Mc. ARNOLD read a new Farce in ' .10 Istored when our P2per' ' '''' to piCS:"..:,:the Morning SOULT has, expressed his wish to withdrati into Green Room of Drury-lane Theatre. Papers give a sketch of iti which wools° shall tab. private life-dissatisfaction with the wasting state of I . A large porpoise,• which was caught in the RIO things is supposed to be the cause.' AUGURS:AU has Thanes (after having been shot with a musket-boa join. It was not difficult to anticipate whit would of late frequently declared poignant regret for . his was brought to the Mansion-house, according' te's' be the chief topics. The intsankflit the General address to the army :11010 of BoNAPARTS. In- old custom in the City, and presented to the Last .. .. . n article Congress, the sate et the Aeeeekkir weir, and our dependent of a 1 own domestic situation,: would Of eetireofernish theand ph,,,El in there is good r . to believe that almost every men lof food, it is. to be dressed for show, is _etc. outline. After talking true reiiew Nil politic. aghirs in the French army under the rack of Colonel Ts at- lt, the centre of the table at the Lotto MAYOR th e, . ' tacked to Bow .end those of the, Marshals', The two regiments of Essex Militia, East so, since the House last sot, whoa certainly -there did.' anti other pa - - are ordered, on their arrival from IrPia"? appear ground' for expeiting a iletteetag change,' an lag their adhesion ' t 'flotranunsi-eitrmest re- not to bo disbandedt being intended forgarbno! I appearance of something like the prospect of awe. alerted by the military. - . duty. . • . - • . • ' . ' • - . , A uOti, itarVol A_ passed by, the . establi mont say of new Itnl por cess Ps i mg* ahi the.