The Statesman. — London, England, 1815-11-04 00:00:00

~~~~_ . 1 1, 4 et • 1 ) . 4L3 1 t } I , . *heel er .V.;.rlier, Commander ad inicri42 of this by the bravery and nemben of Stale iu comma. We consider also the getier s i• ine suili ta ry di% Won, 'creat e d t h e p projects o f ol i o fugitive party acre made prisoners, note( troduction of the laws concerning th e m ili t i a, appro. , priated to cites * s e ns zed latzs :p i: i s l a o pi f ed ap g p e ro n ba f o t sitorn s ec urity,tot his t:esue.al to the seduced inhabitants, and declared to bra traitors and rebels th ose +r ho should receive rite resistance an their : part, near -— • ingdom in 'tech a Mintier money from Mutat, alto theti took refuge in Ajaccits, lithe course of this conflict, Capt. PERNICE was *bled, it is said, to erect a formidable barrier of haveour y a e lre tl y menl . by bravely shedding Il i ,* bi owi, where he continued to hold in pay about 600 men. kitled, and Gen. Faansascuerri mounned, as were fortres4s, fOr it . protection, stretching from the peat and whetesome instit a tin% 11 "Vver, several •itutilic Journal announced that seresi others of the party. Mustar's disaster seems to North Sea to the Meuse. The expellee of Asia bar the generosity of the Allies had ()tiered to this General " The relations with other Powers, with ear litg' t i nttit, hate in Genially, under the proloction of Ole *UP s h b een further i ncrease d , NMI erode/pi ilie ;noble vier is to be defrayed by France lard England ! How . - Allies, are flied by your lifi.je.ty all to open the ancient divinely of our common .4 Fghliere.rer Anutel4.,Kliig of Bohemia : th at he might by the rapturotiod light of his trumports. The whole conscientious and modest i A contribution is io be , N.itli his field,- choose trinbitatioo in mow of the of Ilse_ ulPerlition coolish:tell of six vessels,:fnur of levied on France ant England . to erect a ---ustry, or to form new ones; and wh en cities wf hi untie, of Bohemia,. or of Austria Superior, which *rue captured by the Neapolitan cruisers, and this Dutch kingdom, the 'boundaries of which the barrier for national hot mid Owe lino ranquiny as a private individual ; t he peen of !levy, which yolk blajeo f t in l 1 t i e p that,'She other too took to Sight during the heat of the Belperey of Russia has settled!! It is understood that to in as neer at hand. shell he assured we shat! t .nott I'l short, in English ftlffata was appointed to can's"! . action . It is said,. that A rta h er l an di ng took piste the Allies will s l ot oseetiiit e llie French fortresses un- _ u••• - • • kiln from Corsica to Trieste.. . . , tree th e salutary effects of that repose which is to •"- 4 I icons where three emissaries were • on til the lineal defenewribithe Belgian side is completed- . , . . • -Tho resell athirst , roman was looked foe, when , " ear ' ' • pet. al ,. rant. , aunt remain, in a war aiii: t r ein m oro y i.. t w e i jecriehbilspie eisestiesi,witenedlewhpicehbiwielll.fal:coese47 ea the Maio of aseltekh of Septernher,•Georrsl Murat shere with a view to stir up the people, but with no The Allies , it.. th , ... n . • . fled 'rent .Ajacsio. ; • ' .better success. , rode for 'some lime. Caution and promotion, it . . .4. lee arts, the $ ciences, end all Useful and *dna- All.hough his prof.cts eppeared altogether ro. It is added frees Naples 0f,.. the Inu_.ll, that Moser Irems, must long be the order of the day. The y tegeous establishments. twastie, the Nssedlolitert Gliverioneut had placid light . was tried immediately . by a Military Cmamissiou, seem still t o tread on emheis,,,4o fear revolt anti*. I with . conotivti . , ' the important vessels as ern ass to ' watch the coasts 4 the king.l " It will be oor mod ardent desire to ea-operas. dem ; an that re,. moo e ling of armed vessels fret . , condemned to death, and was shot ous the 13th, at sorrection at every step; and ever the poor karnams ! in the high and noble designs of your Miesty, sa d Gaeta to Moistecitalle; smother from tire point of i Pirao. it 'is Paid that docementa of gr eat im. Louis himself . is to be nested With suspicion, cud I i our''ohject to have i t heart the . interests of the Campeoie to the Pharos; a . third from the Cap. d cs. ; portance were found upon him sk the time of his *etched eed restricted is his power, as if heals" hada" j ti n e; 'Your : Majesty shall always fluid us n e s :: arson to the tendon sea.-o• The meat justi fi ed do i l anest,wisich clearly proved his treasonable intentions , inclination, "to gain a name 1$ arms!" The Gazette I s li t t h e a id o f ' lg. bf„, If ; gh. tow weigh 'mined ff wisdoms of these precautions. s • • Oa the Bth of this month, at neon, General i' ll . • i .nd that be suffered by the same law MO, by himself of Ain • la -Chspelle, of the 26th alt , which, with other . w i t b ont Fn Ocr. t6.--The march ef lim lies. portiality- ant Slums, with tw o smell wease l s , eppenee bodib e a , two yearssince, which ordered that any person • land. articles that we subjoin, we hays by f Dutch Mail , i nterests f or w hi c h we mi r ee ,„„,,b e g,.. a Plaint in Calabria Ulterior. lie disemhaiked log in the coentry, with an intent to disturb the pub. just come to baud, inforros,es,, that as long -as the Immediately with a suite of thirty persona, among lip tranquillity, . was to be tried and shot. •He had a Alikd troops remain in France, the Kiwi of FlUact .v iv vr i vo ' B4 4 th roug h f ht, c i ty en f f ie b, mon h. eat Isboas were liiesdepent.Gesterel Francescbetti and .r• • s-onsestor ; bat would neither sit down, nor hive his is not to be allowed tO,lreep up a greater army than • France is ended ; b u t we expect s h ortly i• mp g 4 Marshal tiptuii.—Freus the coast he marched quietly I to the village . -Whin he arrived there, he attempt. eyes blinded. i: • • . : 100,000 men. - 16000 fresh troops from R ussia to •completlithow g o t ed t I e oscine the stir of a civil war, by c r ying oa t t o These events, according to the Journefailsed • '" P0t,1 4 'this bra tolerable little army for the out Kim, bat I remain in France, . the people, " i ant your King, Joachim Murat; in the least degree,.o. disturbed thegeneral tranquillity; we doubt much whether, with all the police be has Amsrendest, Oct. Oct% .•.-.Tite. Bergemasste r ef At.. ',qua yea might to acknowledge me: , i the Polka, who wanintest with MURAT', de- added to it, it is sufficient to carry his gagging Do- . sterdem hate reared Ist•loy the following antis:.. These words : were the original of a general com. . trees into_ezecution in every part of his kingdom, or , Oct.Majesty, oar mini . " HAAKLIM OCT 48.—His logos, havin g . taken every precaution to preserve motion : they nu to arms. Murat and Isis suite, . guard against plots and surprises, which are noir; beloved king, .lasting been 'pleased, by his Decree of s a w were proceeding. towards sf eme .L eones oop i os public order. We can scarcely, however, softiies. themselves pursued by the populace, threw themselves that the minds of the subjects of the It a li a n F k um.. mere apprehended than ever. The mercantile peopfs it. 23tirOctober, tonsideging that by the blessing of predpitaniy among tba mountains, whence they a t. wino am he eery loyally d e v o t e d t owar d s hi m , in France are limiting their orders to a month's sop- 1 Cusalliks hostilities occasioned by the landin g of n o . tempted to open for themeelves a way to the toast, • n " Non we tee noseccess uas t is , such an attempt , f I 1 ' ply, though the country is now in need of . eery napartelo France hire! wholly ceased by the restorati on for the purpose of finding lb. vessel which waited..- thing, `because, they say, there is no relying on the,. be of the beped leg , iti E nsa bet te b G roe ove s in e4 m i en ee t i le .re F et rance y ei f il e s i b ed er i i t ty ma be y for them t but, overcome by the number and made An detach them from his Gove r nment . T he ' - • ' permanency of puce beyond that period. courage of their pursuer', they were made p r i. ''Aelhorities to whom his Neapolitan Majesty . s. ow . es The Government Is proceeding in the execation of ' canctuded, bad been pleased to ordain 'bet the dopers, and conducted, in spite of the most active re. his prevervation on this occasion, are exact l y Or tn. .. • i ds litie against seditious, cries and speeches. The. mistily .prayers which were ordered by his Majesty's abtarice on their part, to the tort Pxzo. ► 4 same stamp, iss principle and character, as Ibis. who law, as pawed by the two Chambers, and aelhorisiog • Resolution of lone 20,1813, shall banceterth cm In the heat of the encoseter, Captein Peruke was be a similar pod fortune, lately saved the throne of • i to, killed and General Franceschetti wounded , as well • : unlimited arrests, is published in the Gazette o.f. resetiing.to.bitaself, when the general peace shall Y wen other persons in the suite of blunt. , his worthy namesake of Spain from destruction. clew", es baring become the law of the State. Pri. ; bepebliebed, to order a day of public thanksgiving, While the action was most lively, the two vessels Naples, and the whole of Italy, it is plain, are not , rate adtlces inform ft that there are already 30,000' according to the forms of worship of the several re. Kad- in a better state than Spain itself. Heaven may hal. ' penens In prison . lot . Paris only and they are now • . liglpea persuasions in testimon of thud, The.wholsee • - Pe ditiml Of General Mu r at "s tom - reserved for the armed police of the miserable town sen a to i; them to county .* °. Tb. . • 'Di era ° I y gra to Eased of six vessels • four fell late the hands of his y prisons. persecutions siue, sidenct. have the honour to squint of Pease, " the glory of saving theit country, and in the South are still going on. The Duke of AN- 1 , ; you %with this, requesting you to communicem it te Bfilaltro marine : ;he other two went punned. • , tis said, that another embarkation had pot on the whole of Italy, from new revolutionary events," °magma has left Lyons for Boordeaux. Wherever the different religiiii conimnities of jour district thorn, en the coast, of Licosa, three emissaries, for the present; but that glory may be very 50011 exa he proceeds royalism le glutting Raffia enmity.. • ' fir their pidance. ••- • , • elonged with criminaloperatioes. . atiguished. it is said the King of NAPLIS will blunder, 'We understand there is now an accredited s eat' -.. " lbeemerear el: Nardi 11 , 118601.• . This event has not in the least disturbed our kin- the necessity of keeping up en army uf 60,00 6 4141 n ;! in Lon f "Waif TRY' VAN 41013DRIAAIM - don rom our suffering brother Protestants in tsillity. Emery where is preserved a calm worthy Of Which we hasten to inform tile public. be how can be support such a standing stay, and France commissioned to invoke the interference of . . . ef a nation, the frietod of order, and tenderly at. , .s hashed to its legitimate gases...iv'. The Police, which where is he to fi nd . all these soldiers? There are our Government to rescue them from the horrors to i A - _ foreign Paper, under the - ie •-- ar , Trieste, , 1W acqualnted wilt the most 'secret designs of Murat, plenty of Officers, but Ante soldiers cannot be which they are doomed. The fec t . of the pet...catkins Oct. 4, caintehirthe Allowing account of o ; eg. t ..-Aron . against the Pe u en-rhary re t.n o s r,_ di sPeea *very Wad In *Kb a manner that Pub- found. It is very seldom that a Neepoliten become, going on in Frince li noteriOur ; yet the French. o f i rho , A m m a r, ' 4 7 eetier .sight tutee suffer I bet tin s " Penn " • bn " a soldier b y cis • When a cosple of hundred men Journals ray nothing on the subject. Nay , they : Feivers:-.." On -the 10th of August the Amer;ean choice. emir the ebareeter of a paternal Government.--. .. i Aseogb j was known that m om „ moore d to are collected, they are immediately confined, and even characterise the Protestant faith as heresy.. squadron, consisting of ( per f r i ga t es . a b r i g , as d a. phrase the soustry into all the horrors of. ansiasy Ike et Aix Odors steed e•mislantly before chi bare , f Net's trial, it is said;is to commence neat week; / pi ers oaa 150,000 d o tisea, food that of Tanis eO,OOO, aid civil war, the Government never permitted, it racks, with 4 cannon. as 4 ettird, that the men may the Commissionappelfited to try bias having declared v" miie r",":". ..., . ..._. IN Oppwitance mirror. r . riFent, war?, i t re. she whale entent of the kitintioa, a single individualitself competent. i rained till the 131 h. . Dials these three days. the to be arrested : an &opt): convinced was it of the s e t all . run away, which Infallibly happens wheeerer . 1% } -.Amara.. - • Doy was compelled ro pay the Americans the:teim - tif there i s an opportuptisy for one t o escape. AMP -.. , . . peaty of l' s suhjects. Tea does honour to the' •[to:Tce sum.] 50,000 chillers, which was brought on hoard hr the con. biters of the si"is who *as not tiiiiiiif, in this Officers are ditidild into two c lasses , . i strongly 1 BaLTICLI OCT ft.—Contrary to the reports in Wages -et. the Day , accompanied with music.. 'llan confiding in 04 devoted a ff ection of his, pond*, trailed with each other; Anse wheat militia his left, ! t O CT. the English Papers, it is alarmed here thit the head- Wallin and an -edditienal sum of - 30,00 dolls's, History will remember with howler the eel of the an d those w h o are come f ro m Si c ily n -R o y a ti sts • Wells , on wilt. ohortly be as the valueof the twig 41i e, tislttiiii:lty the a m e. generous inhabitants of Piu s_ _7 •"rbe bitteiti of him and Jacobins. as sneerer, might call them, or good tilts"en of the Disks of "g t ricans, sod eorrled by them into the port of -Tripoli; Majesty towards them, and tne noble conduct of the , ;removed to this city ; at least orders have been given subjects of the reigning hlnuarch, and friends to po. . and ihiels;.*opee e ante front the' English Coital, judicial authorities, civil and military, who have all, • . ;to prepare accommodations for the Bureaus and dif- . b a d b een r e ne w on this occasion, acquired new riots to th e a ff e c. polar right and liberal Government, the partisans i doting . the night. While the i *event broacher, of the Administration. Our ger. America°, were thus reversing the Old practice, and tion of the sing, and to the esteem of the nation. of JOACimat and NareLEON. The King is a seper.! risen will be numerous, and consist partly of Eng- . lefylog. contributions on the Barbary.. Powers, a Murat was teken before lit Military Commission, satirises bigot, and is known to harbner so good ' . bah troops. A regiment of Hightanden front Ni e . ! Dutch . frigute anchored before Tripoli, from which c ondemned to &nth, and shot this day at three •I the Derdemended 20,000 dollars for a peace, and o 'clock. i will towards the British, thou g h It has b " .B 64 * i port is already arrived. • bY our me a ns that he ball been "P lac e d " his .. write from L bet h that aftef orders • 5" s u sa"" l Preen°. The Commandant refused 1.. ,.. They uxem rg , . . . • to pay this sem; but ho subscribed to an armistice throne. As for the rest of Italy, we are . gojd,lkottf romPart , the out llieeised NIMT TUESDAY , LL A TRH 9 PRIZES OF 4.10,00., AND THE 4 patzns .eso;Cco. eft GOVERNMENT it is much divided Into parties, said that the ashisfb ee b egoo to empty the megesioes both of provision _ ~! a The splendid and veto/161e carriage . w hich was taken tirocc, MAY EF. DRAWN,. AND THE VALUE .lions of Austria has alarmed them all. The ohl RECEIVED IN MONEY ON DEMAND.Ind military stores and to send all to Metz. Ti. at the battle of Waterloo, which was filtosi gip in ; plan of an Italian Confederation is again h see. Prussian troops leave but a small c o mm i t , i .I stores, c o mm i t , o f art a_ l the. omit Maglitlicent elks for•-Boesestore, takes - • lion. The States of which it is composed, accord-- i levy I ing to the new. scheme, are Veneto-Lombardy, in Longwy, Montmedy, and sedan, sending' General, waiting for the Ifot.Easperer, by . a Preso who sent it ass present to the Perin Ro ver, I cum; wilt the frier hones which were attached to it, p, Sardiniii, Rome, Tuscany, -biodena,.Parma, forty pieces of heavy artillery, ay•s with four Iletri"dre; and a French driver; tinted a few d • sinc e at the and Lucca, each of which is t o co n t r ib u te, a toe-' belonging to those taken at Waterloo; and lately , mews of Carlton-House. On Friday it 'was estii. tribute a contingent to the g e n e ra l defence of the seat to Names., are intended to be employml in dist i l bind le the Emmet iii its complete state, accompa- Cenfederacy; 14i/rapt/rams to its population: The (entree., which will be ma d e •y er y e s rentlen d i n inif y 1 Med by the Officers who took it, and I "slumber of whole force will amount to 154,000 men; which is : ooterged. . .. .. 1 , Engliih and Foreigners of ,disatictioe. The driver, . - I k his full dress sitting on the near pole horse, driver calculated to be sufficient for purposes Of defame ,'' Flaans, Oct. 28.--The Address drO - We epy . the b , the four horses ' with o whip, the thong of shirk is against - foreign invasion. But es Austria is -the :'second Chamber, and approved by the firat,in, an- , i.boot three yards long, • bat be ininign the hots.' prime mover of this Confederacy, for the sole per. saver to his Majesty's Speech oo opening the Stales‘: prfeelialty by retiring to tbini.' Tki two Indio( 'pose of preserving his now acquisitions, it is mock General, is as follows : 'liaises ate . each allietence from the other toe thrt isoi -1 that her lodise clocks will not chime in more 1 !‘- Sias !-It is at the foot of your Thromiea °We is nearly room for tlusloore• A Pros"" . . . i harmonious unison than bar German. ' ! we lay' the expression of our respectful gnititeme -- ; L fer • ,_ ; t ip ....W ilt r eous iend _ exe eel . lc ° elite!'" same time ,, an went Troug h It is rather wet *paps for the establishatest'of tot. first cianninicigini • which your Majesty 11.5 i ••: • lrile-katarcz Rsncire, after dinner, attended by I nch arrang ements that the Austrian troopi en. a: deigned to, make to as et the solemn opening wf ,s tka::o4 . 4:l3l:4oiqs4Le, left reed Ii lit rtovelli„ r o g ~i. present uader . the necamity of retiring to their own Pre • ' sent ordinary Union:. Your Majesty haa gleetOligto,e..ine. oreedovitdsohy to visit the K Caters Kill of CaT, us a prospect of peace, repose, and increasing .. , . pro,a al (ambe Abbey. . His Royal ilighnesi was to pro of the Turks, who are still continuing their military sperity, which will render lie : Public btirdenaittoo - °it.. cia.. (l oefet. al Bricksbill.last night. " • • •• - • • •folOtwed'hy his Royal Brotker, the Duke of Q,- ablo---the exertion of alt the efforts which you ' , Avis i telc . , preparations. ' In consequence of these Indications, .in his travelling chariot:. right to expect fro nation . Troia the nation possi bl e. ' Tame Ma& ' :par! several of the Austrian regiments in France are pro. The R co PET was . jest,'' has not concealed from us that this future ed Kith gas.. : ending on their return without a day's halt. The good understanding between Austria and .prosperity 1 m r isnissia is again alluded to in the Vienna intelligence, i ,that (h¢ be purchased by momentary sacrifices' • Orders lona been W m Word fro the War Office . that independence of our coule m e, is asserted the commuted daily titelenre, i^ lieu of bread a nd and fortified by I mes d l , • nine( (ranted to soldiers, ;boon d lie discontinued.. but lea way that may bit construed as indicating an ! vex-Lanz TitEArng....6-411.0 • night a new . this resist: the National Treasury requires an ea!rf- i PI • Istipectafion that occasion may arise forthese Powers . .. . ,independence it _not . Ballet reti; o w s., as ne rep fi re i s ir e h n i t a ed ,td , ertstatßieditatrCos.ferliori:iisonlritibra: it: orotnary addition. But this isi prove their friendship and - their strength, by an i_ purcaased at too high a prior; and we I widen of their arms. against • Powers .ihe . are ~ may, there- - eompoied by Mr. 13taue. It is merely a chute in . - 411eresidable to both. This can oaly allude to Roesla • ter; expect that all the measures Proper to • repair i honour of the return of a young soldier, and on s tory the evils we have suffered will he accepted Willingly,fk attempted to he connected with it. It is rettY: JIM sad to France, and the conclusion of tidi trout, the national honour being maintained, and slur luture 4• 4 l' 01 and varied, and affords. Mr. 04CAN lllTltsis , for ap• between Iwo 'retinal rivals shows hew meets they an - imalidtguaranteed. All the burdens cannot be " . r sad bliss SMITH good opp ..• as 4ir11,111111 of disphisia4 ,ediately nu to both trembling for their own sifety. - Telt toptilitl ; t ofu , tartly supported, since your Majesty's wise fore- .• attai ne d ss ` "w ; the perfection of grace and agility which they h " on the light fantallic tee." Its 11 ° 4 .soterameet bed been of enremneiali Russia, so as to throw Into, bee'llight has•established the proportional repartiti on of prise is, _ it that ef power, sad mks ,her the' le over all classes and. a Anent. Millek? and his bands the balancecertain number of yesys.--! too short. This error (if it were only for the o. - -1- ` , •evi they Mere to 'arbiter of &rope, is now pretty *admit. - ,:1'0e.. de., We expect s therefore, with confidence, the demands with allitel•st - ' 'terrliiisedoll of fats boundaries el' ( 1 01 "hlelldnie'iff laiibubie walk's ; end the proposals for the', most supettluoin to add, it went off velty of the failing) is emitted to respet . t. It is a'. H i applause.. of t he Netherlands, It WPM, 'lies • nlatt bhus waneVelthe ensuing year, as well as.the means ne gullets, •in oil' * settled by the EMperor of ' .reaty email to cover them, when all the-peril of the I the r. —art-Martial lobe summoned fog ale •Ittilll / '; Gen. Susi: F. CeanoCß is to be the PrPside . nt ut . conladed With the Emperor Malawian sod kingdom shall concur in supporting the edifice of the I Sir G. P , Arr. Nona. -- - -Dn . O O O Goveataargli 1... ...... .... Holland O Kin* WILLIAM LANDLD.— Holiday al Ma Pate& Offiregs. THE STATESMAN. • LONDO.2I'i sAturtiLtir, xovEsse:s 4,181 k. We have received the Paris Papers to the Ist instant. and Neapolitan Journals to the 16th oft.— They confirm the activists of bIUILIVIS catutrophe, and give the particulars of the progress sod close of his enterprise. It appears to bare been rash and unfortunate indeed. The official Journal of the Neapolitan Government states, that Mc:antis pro. jects were well watched and known, consequently his attempt was guarded against, end his fats determined. He disembarked at noun on the Bth, from two smell vessels on the coast, near Ulterior Calabria, wis a suite of thirty persons, among whom wore some Neapolitan Generals. The whole of his etteudants do not seem to halo amounted to above q 0 persons. From the came he proceetied quietly to the town, where he proclaimed himself to the inbahltants as their 'Ong. and called upon them M acknowledge him. This nal the signal for a go verei eommotion. The people immediately ram to isms bmt the emissaries of the Goverameat had been . prepared far such a movement. Menke and his .foliewers. seeing the attars( residence they Mere to erepariencit, retreated towards the oeighbourbs , sonestelos. whore. he endeavoered to pt so. ) 10 7 wards the soast, in order to reimbarit in his numb which were waiting lot the purpose; but ompewered THE STATERS! bis pursuers, Ms the .Sorittsztlnt Os, which has been cola- ithstanding a 'pi. munisated to the Second Chamber of the States Gs- . the fo►t of Pizzo. nerel. tee kiogthsaof tbe.Netherlands will beim- ate_---,.. - I b Ref the stet Geis h al flow their were eerie clan) 1 wade the I and lisp It is Matt sidioi by od 'numb giolat aers alt•re 41 . 1 / 1 . t I *boy fortis Inn t ~~ • •