The Statesman. — London, England, 1815-09-08 00:00:00

"Ain' 1..c0n Mr. Litl well this morning, for the pu; pow of e.krog few minutes' C. l lllarsaiims with bins, on the s u ijo t t of thei r f•onfervore of yesterday ; but H u lot. tunatel% lintliog him from is under the twee?. silt; of troublioz him with this note, to request he may he irrfnrioed, as soy's. as Mr. Nowell imams to hotel, by a line addressed In him of Mr. Ottley's, Nov4 . ;ito CIA place, where Sir Chides Saxton will re 1110 in at Pillion of Mr. Lid% ell'r answer. Cvorge Liu won, Erq. keoto's Hotel, Kiltiore-strert.. INIo. II.) MT WEAR O . CONNFT.L.—Sir Sixties Poem called on me twice a hiZe I was absent from this. The last time lie jr-ft a iota, to say when he would beer Isitts at home, he 'laid again rail on MP. • I expect him every moment, end therefore write this to you, to base hntees teeth, as I shall appoint the first field atijoining Celbridge, in the Co u nty Kildare, nod no Cnirmiliato - liosnr for meeting, which 1 must naturally think he is . nnw c,otuittic to require.--l'our's, Fcidey, Daniel O'Conucit, Esti. G. L. (Na. UL) hflr DZAa Faissin,—Do just as you please, I only think the County of Kildare ought to be tha Mare.-1 care•not where there. Every thing will be rend) , expedklnesly. My family would be less ilnrnied if we postpone it till morning ; but do jest as pIP/IMR. 1 will ramie !asap.-1 ear's. If Ire r t-street. Friday. D. O'CONNELL. To G. Lidwell, BREISSELS'aLVD.I4I4IIKFORT MAIL. ; VIENNA, AUG. 73.•••••WIE learn from Paris that the tetorn of Ms Majesty to this capital is again deferred, Issil that the ct:roestion at Milan cannot take place WIN, Ilia spring. , . • Bausszu, Seri. 3,—Arcording to private accounts from Para, a part of the Allied Armies will evacuate Franco In the course of the mouth of September root, however, till the army is wholly disabled), and an• other part will occupy the fortresses of Alsace, low. ruin, Flanders, and French Hainault, The first, second, and third corps of the ProuLut army wilt remain uncle, the command of evan.Caust . my v.. Tauenzefe, of Wirtemherg. Tire• other corps nod ! hePPieevss, Jost presperity. The Second Report of the (he Guards will retire beyond the • r DokettirOriairrolo the King, which we this day give ' Uer hlajesty ; our beloved Queen t who left the! esygdi' II which beers the marks of j authenticit Hague on the 31st, with the Princess Marianne" h e ar t- , V,i , shows that insu table .• er i daughter, arrived yesterday everting at the ?al IlMe pe obstacles to Y /Ackert. . the system which is etteuipted to be imposed on ',Amanita, Ave. 25..-The arrest of M. Mare*, France, have attack their roots deep through every at St. Aubesi, which we lately announced, Is ree - -41trettnn of the political soil; and thet no attempt was armed. It boom s that this Measure was take n in cos. . thetasorehorletithen that criminal ettercise ef power, sequence of (Aers received at Berme after his tie. farrtore. Madame Maret end ker sister were per. ' !high would brio! back to the French people, end thitted en proceed to Geneve. . iiiptail on their poslerity that degraded state of being LIEGE., Sin . . I.—Another column of the Prosslan• , which God and Nature have misted them lb escape corps, the paxsage of which we mentioned in Jro MEG f last, • and resist. Thi* document amply sopplies the maiied through this city to:doy. It was composed /Ong blank hi the Drench Papers, as to information of the 2d regiment of Helens., of the Loupe Rhine, 750 strons, and of the Ist reginseet of foot, of the on the subject of the real state of pu'blic opinion,, Landwehr of Lipper Saaony, IMO melt. Tun the distractions in the interior, and the polity seem• . troops, whose fine rippearauce is so mach admired, eery to be pursued by the new Word G w lnms l h e ' ' have proceeded to France. ' The Report is a regular review of the sta t e of perepe Feonesce, Asia. 111.—Lord Burghersh the Eng. • - redl I Usk Minister at our Court, who, on his return final and the various departs coda of France; and assa 1,, is the work of one intimately acquainte d with e'l the expedition to Naples, went on a mi4son from his Court to the head-quarters of General. Frimont, mid these, and of a Statestnadt of the first class. The dun. I thence to Paris, returned here on the 15th of this kers and obstacles by which the Goveennient of Loots.' month. W. hear Goan Padua that by an order fromis - much as It is favoured by present circumstances. , his Majesty the Emperor of Austria, net only the provisioning of the fortresses in the Venetian States ~ surrousided, are fairly and manfelly stat e d ; audit is to be discontinued, but also that the pruvisiuns are. any one will say, after reading this candid exposition' to be sold. • I of both and AB sides of the political questions whirl's . VIENNA, Ava..2l.—The Austrian Observer con- , agitate France sad Eur. pe, that the ancient regime h ' tains the following article : a state of things desired in France, and that Botta.' " Some public prints have announced that Cardinal Tanory and many of the Roman Prelates have been :aura was recalled by the military alone, he who confined in the Castle of St. Angelo, and that the can continue to believe this is one whose mental con-1 prc•perty of Cardinal Fesch, Madame Letitia, Madame struction is•ef the most pitiable sort, and worthy of I Else,' and M. I Amu Bonaparte, to the value of all honours from the Goddess of Dulness t and the' s ryer e i millions, has been confiscated. WP are au. ' - . rowers of rsiour.end ignorance. rhorisod to contradict ell those assortions from good • author y. except what relates to ii.P '..oninemeot of . The Poyalisme of the South, which has been so Cardinal Maury in the Castle of St. Angelo." • much vaunted in this country, and the atrocities DaEsnex, AUG. 23. -L-The fist . column of the which it has committed, are well exposed. 6 ' The corps de reserve, under Count Wittgenstein, which Nobles end the Clergy (who are, to their honour bad advanced as far as Chemnits and Pkuen, has re-' .. be it spoken, the authors and fomenters of the civil ceived Orders to retrograde, adid wi!l hare evacuated! Sammy het ween this time and the B th of Scitember. we' carried on slider this intolerant banner? heist Count Wi , .spneain has passed some der here. no where any party, but in IA Vendee. All France . . The damage . I d.tde by the Leavy mina which we revolts at the eat esses committed in the South." We have had for a seta''e fortnight without intermission , be l i e v e it believe t ; end so must the humane and enlightened and by the inundations that have succeeded, is its. of all countries who hear of them. s'Scarcely a tehth calculable. she finest harvests have rotted; partly while yet 1 girt of the French nation can be found who are standing, partly in the sheaf. ; willing to 'revert to the old regime; and scarcely a DUSFF.I.DORP, Aon. 25.—Part of the Principality *ph part who ere heartily devoted to legitimate au of Sieddgen, containing 12,000 inhabitants, was to ~ have cone into the hied; of the House of Nassau " w : i ' , ll* " Whet d iscouragement for the legitimate, ! Wsilhurg, but by a Convention concluded on the , France cannot be made to change her opinion on this 620th of this month, the whcle Principality is, united subject. How is this bar to begot over ? The legi. to Pro , sia. and forms a part of the Prussian pro- I timing of Louis's Monarchy is a subject only** be rivet" of Berg and Cleves. ' 'carried and laughed at. Yet, " this will net pro. C tIII.SRUIIg, AUG. 28.—The Grand Doke to. day received the news of the surrender of Hattie.. vest the majority from submitting to your 11144.31 y, goen en the 20th ; 150 pieces of cannon were found in y our capacity of the Head of the State;" but, iu the place. before this subleission can assume the diameter of.' We learn, from the neighbourhood of Serasborgh,., love or confidence, " France must be governed by under date of the 27th, that General Rapp has re- : libe ral . c on stitutional, and complete. - ceived orders from Paris to disband the troops of the' "'ea'', eminently ty national ;" It is not that Monarch whom the Al. line at Strasburg's, by sending them finny without arms, in little detachments of three or four hundred ! lied and arbitrary Sovereigns would impose upon , men. It is said, that these troops will be escorted I France that Will or Can be the Heed of the State its by detachments of cavalry of the Allied Army, and I that country. It is not the tool of a conclave of the Citizens will then do the duty of the fortress.— ! despots, or the father of bigots , and' the restorer The communicati,:di b e t w een Strashurgli and the 1 right bank of the Rhine is still subject to some dif.: of au exploded system that will be permitted ficulties, hat it is hoped that they will be removed in long to occupy the French Throne.—Louts, a few days. if hiltdreigns at all, must be born anew hi the FULD 1, Aec. B.—A Convention has been con , womb of the Constitution of his country, in eluded between Prussia and the Electoral Court of 1 spite of the Cseteriao swords by which he is Hesse, by which Hesse cede s to Prussia to to ex. Changed with the Kingdo m of H a nover, the three ' upheld. It is not the violater, but the defender h e lltiages of Uchte, Auberg, and Fieudenberg, in of the Constitution, not. the passive spectator of hi s the county of Ploy" ;it nlso makes an arrangement country'emiseries, nor the rude teeter-of theboweis with the duchy of Nassau, for the county of Came of ids native land, who can fill the regenerated oetlenvogen, and with Save Weimar„ fur the town throne of the Freatelt nation—not even C:ALIAN wi t h spiel hailtiage of Vack, and a district upon the ill. r slur, with about 11,000 inhabitants. Hesse receives of:Ailing but his sword, to la exc hange from Prussia the greatest p art 9f the . 6' CASA a Aearrues. eco as m inend lion--host--hostbrave," p The Motives which have produced the submission rincipality of Fulda. THE STATESMAN._ TO CORRESPONDIINTS. CIIPF. I. 1.0 I , r 1 Counaawitation is unavoidably defame' unlit 80.10..n0s ..Ibll aCtiblint Of 164 rillbaegP Lid leugth at *no tewp omay alMtie. g, . • ' . - . - . kir r .. Malls. • O - I) - . ' Gotteniftwils - I - 0 ...e::: .r..... Mambo'Ob. . • ii ......... . f•slooli ....., O . , PRICE 91' lITOCKS TIII* dant 3 Par Cyst. Rai but ' 1 I per Cent. Coat. 554 4 per Cent. sletir 5 per Cent. Navy 6441 1 11‘11 Al ONK O'CLOCK. L•nts. Aug. .Alheo Inas B ord. i" 8 d Kzebeepier BM. S 5 4 .Ireenims Cousola fug Acc. : 59 ' THE STAThSM !N. LONDON:• FRIDAY, SEPTLMSEIC. 8, 1815. -••••••■1..-- What a drum is France ! What a frightful sea of discords and dangers, whereon to launch the frill' bark of Bourbon policy, and the weak remnant of a proscribed dynasty, that can neither forget nor fore giwri, and dares not have recourse to the only means which would sooth The troubled eietnents, and bring . order out of confusion. Where is the light of that "living polity" w hich alone can diffUSP tr:a oquillity over those popular and tumultuous wares, Which tbreatetr to set at neeghtthe iron-boundary of desposivm,and give a new shock to the frame of society ? That light despotic hands a ould extinguish for ever ; and in the madness of its impotent, rage, forgetting that all GovernaNht is from the people and for the.twmple, aid whargives stability to power Is well air to 4appiness would still further rend asunder.the bonds of society, aid scat. ter the materials of that fabric which time, the usages, hartitetions, habits, affections, and interests Oa wide cOmeorsity; have made that of its peace, of the army are admitted to have been nriees ; sod those assiipiedriew well worthy of attention. The Impolicy of itellsbastlleg has been long obvious to us oW the grolnd etatedfn the Report. It is, indeed, impossible not to discover a jut ground of ap prehension in the drcomstanee of throwing upon ah electric and already highly 'lnhaled popu teflon two heedred thoisiind men, trained to war, and connected by the most intimate ties with those placed ..opposition to , the Government, and already in a state of armed hostility.-- Brigands, partizans, innumerable armies, and civil war, are the probable fruits of such a policy ; and although anew Roy"! Army maybe formed, as the Report observes, it wilt be a long time before the ' object is accomplished of estranging a new army from the interests of the old—perhaps such an estrangement is as impolitic as it is difficult .; and amidst such complicated, such shattered, and discordant in teresta, views, and feelings, and a country looking / (snits King as au alien, what reliance is to be placed lon any army or party. Hence we suppose the tem ; porizlng and apparentty ambiguous policy which has been pursued towards the armies. The Papers re ceived yesterday brought a Proclamation from Mar i shal MACDON.%LD to the army on . its being rtisbaud- I ed, in which he plainly says, 1 ‘ the disbanding is i only apparent, since the moment the dissolution of t the regiment takes place they are re-created under a new dinemination." Moreover, how could it be wonted that any Mi nister who was interested fier the safety of his coun try, and had to treat with Powers who showed legions for *rear:wilts, would advise his Sovereign to 'bereave himself entirely of the only means of giving corresponding weight to his represootations, and voluntarily lay open the defenceless breast of the , laud to its invaders aed oppressors' " The great struggle of the Revolution is not yet &kited," , nes Fovcnr; awl' this is as much as to say the war is not yet finished. For we perceive I that the Revolution is viewed u a crime of a deep dye nod too long a standing. • Even Louts, after ell the salutary lectures he has got, to libe ralize his notions on this head, has• been saying Mass for the " escesses" committed daring the strug gle. He is doubtless tremblingly alive to the possi bility of their recurrence under the government of the hands into which be has [ellen. But " ivory thing during the last twenty-five years has not been crime, or illusion ;" end though It may hare been designated by the former. gentle app pellation, the enemies of that revelation new pert eels" to their ewer, thatit neither has been, nor will it pass away like an ill wintt. We are told, in Brussels and Frankfort Papers, which reached tts last night, that the return of the Emperor of AUSTDI a to Vienna is again deferred ; and 5o uncertain indeed does the period of his final departure from Paris appear to be, that his coro nation at Milan, as King of Lombardy, is put oft till the next spring. It Weeded from Brussels, upon ' the authority of private accounts, that apart of the Allied armies would evacuate France in the coarse of the present month, provided the French army . shall 4w wholly disarmed. This is a very material proof sion ; and shOws what difficulties the Allies have yet to encounter in their project of establishing universal peace, we comsat say freedom. . We understand that up to yesterday, all pppliea tion to the Privy Council for orders for the shipment of naval stores for France continued to he refused. Soine of the letters by the French Mail to the .5.h inst. state, that the Prussian troops had withdrawn from the gardens of the Luteniburg, and the Na tional Guards were to do duty there. The General Harcourt, which has arrived from St. Domingo, has brought letters to !held ult. The war hid not been renewed between Kiog HENRY and the President PErlow. In consequence of the long cos lotion of hostilities the tratfi of the island wee west ! ) . Increased. The last accounts from Sweden state, that the king does not intend to his Nortsr,zian territories this year on account of ill health. The Cream Prince, however, was shunt to depa, t for Christiania, where the Diet had assembled, and were chielly occupied in debates and dissensloov. The r eport of a general promotion thtenglinat our Indian army k unfounded. It arose from tree new negligent, having been formed in Bengal, wl , ich hare been officered by Gentlemen taken from old regi. mewls. A Wow from Pula, allollitg to the white cocades edged with greets eUtaribeted in the Sossefeetf F r ance under the auspices of the Duke d'Ancousasse k vsys, that the EUtperur eonsersioe lately with . Lewis XVIII. ole,et %est, that if one of his brothers were to saw tio o smelt condurt in his Stites he %souls" imine• diately shut him up in a furtre-s. U. seamen at Sunderland are illegally stopping the sltips from going to sea. At first they demanded that every ship should base an extra hand or two, ac. cording to her tonnage, with four !Tnineita wagos.—... i r This demand wee gettemity complied with by the ship-owners, as their 'fuels were ready for sea ; bat On Thursday the stilors mopped all ships belongin g to the port, even those who were willing to comply with their first demand. • coit%,..ltzenArme, sator.B.—Wiirvt 1 1 ,,, TS n i m on _ oyes erkrs.—Wllley sitmei chenper.--Oat I s . lower •••In litlier articles oho alteratme. • 3511 ftIFiELD mAttk gr.— sarr. S. To tinit the Ofnl, prrstonne alit:, Sterf • 4.. 61 A. ss. 61. Heal of Cllll4 ts'i oia io • t ilattue . 4s. 61. tt , 3.. 61. f Beasts sho Yeti ... 54 0.1. e Shen ) Punt 01. to 6s. it . , Cu. e, • & a to ) 4 14, Pi. to ess. t. HAY-MARKIj. lioy 41. H. 'V. to .cl. Oa. 04 e l"er •• • - si. 0. 94. on i5•..1:15. Straw .... JI. lid. Gs". t o 2.. 0., 6.1. ser4L iNTELLWENGE. 41'4 DL AL, SOT. 'f.--Arrived his Nliiegly's ship A.. lean, from Leith, tiatl sailed to Portsmouth ; p, voganle store-ship, 400 Portsmouth, from Dan:. an d'easfillors goo-brig, from the west for the River, to be paid eft—Sailed the Ptlctid i, f or Cosmos Ayres. PLVAIOUTH, SEPT. 6.—Came in of ts e a a r r. , afrom Flmouth.--Seiled of PORTMOUTII, SEPT. 7.—Arrived of war, from Plymouth; and Leven from Cork ; also the Hurdles, from' on4l Sprint., Bliley, from. duke Charles, for Cows. KINSALE ' Sin'. I.—Pared Ity Kingswill, of and for Liverpool, left it iu last, and transtaftt account from St. Helena, wbere die " That the Arnislon, foveserly latterly employed as a transport, Cape Is Grettass, to the eastward Good Ilope, with about 3UO Mal 10 ur l 2 men were sawed." The above account came from the llope--setne men from the osfortt at the Cape, wile brought the news , came to the island of St. Uelena, ship Liverpool, from the Cape of. Coed have no doubt but it is true.-'Da( Kingsetill, of Liverpool, from Bengai NiV4L lIALF-P --r- TO THE REHTOR OF THE 5' t Si it,—As the superior Officers been, most 'advantageously for tkora, lei,' in the r peace allowances same rank in the Navy, by what rat • can tle edema of the other Officers from the Post Captain It nostarard, 1 with the Office's of the Army of eimilai jetted' It k invidious I It I. art Nay, it will be ungrateful in the country withhold it Glee them. Does not II Nasal Officer require end to lire in every respect lithe : the co manna! y, as epoch is hls compeer Why not afford his thee equal (et How can this shameful difference het eons of the Natty cud Army be defeated thing like mewled I If, however, it be eigetatety that Here should be a difference in of Olken in the ;lorry, who are the service, ef ea to length of i i Mad* in . thetoffibillill 41110, and . teases to complaisz • Seining. the first 130 of the they are ridlealleasly Sainted) were equal pay with Colonels of Dreg , , per diem; anti flat ail the remainder cers wbo have been "pert" (wilt if any, that term may haply) theei) ef. course, all rank with AM Csatonela hare (he same pay es fell Celia* rinbie es, viz.. 11s. 6d. a ffey ; and , yeartstending, who rank only ti“ 'oasis to the Army, en averaged itwee that of a Lieutenant.Celenel And of a Lieutenant-Wesel of ' rives--say 124. a day. The first 150 Coormaarters should remain as they are at 10a. the pay •pf Majors of Dragoons, i i should receive Ps. 6d. per diva, as jon of Infantry and Marines. The first 300 Lieutenantt (es they • though they are Captains hi fact) ( per diem, that being the peace slim of Dragoons; end all the remainder ils. per diem, the same as Captains Marines ore entitled to. t . The Midshipmen, another uenteaning an iudescribable doss of Officers, i them, shoved be duly arranged, witi heina put en a footing, in oil roped i i rank :' or pay, with the Subaltern Army. These proposals, I humbly . presuine , fairly by unpricdicrli and priligh{ perience, particulaily those conversaal tyre of conjoint expeditions, would ' sonallt with both reason, jubilee, al Sir, your very humble Servant, Sept. I, 19I:i. The Friends of the ‘Vitints in di the Subscription is opened at the I Messrs. lionsotr. find STI RUNG. Messrs. Ssiitu, PArrE. and Go. Mansion-house; Messrs. HAMM, Pall-mall: and at Mr. Miri,A, most earocoly recommend her es.e of those who Lave a elestritv fend %hoover is subst;rihed w:II he Pepe incritattle, and utimeri!ed AMMO brolio:i heart s find it wit! relit' , and Ooso oh!, ,skit to cpntribpee the Ffuie of the Salmi-Option ; • that Jur eviltlow ; the great and wort) loiter wi t others of a private top tunny to prevent it. A set of informers are making . western roundesi for deo puiense nl sons sel!;ng quark I.firitig taken out licences ) in ortli penaltivs. , ENCE. es. . 4 413 .lellY's ship A. Portsmouth; p„ uth, f rom D anz ; r. rd , and led the Friend/ , for • I the Podolia slim., the Levant s o aa • the .4cleons:o%, men stoop o r an St. Petetsbcre, .41sileti tits ' die Old Lf ft d, p film BAntio ; s h e flied the fo llowilf be tesclied:— y an Ladiamau, a was wrecked it rd ef the Can t g r i , t till u il b e n r O a p t Ca e h l : Pe s q hi s r p 4d is — e ill t r risi : l l we, and the sm og Coed hope, toted on !maid ry a ngal, Aug. H i lts, PAY. 1 STATF. 4 I4AN. of the Army an them, raised to whit those et ON ryle'of rigtt 444.1 ficers of the ?iffy, red, to an ettelity similar rant be re 1 reel ! It is unjINI e extreme, it their re food and rain**, tiro his rank i ewer in the Army, i teams of mein: so. het wept' She allow eiefended by tiny deemed 'spat' in the rate; of pg o of Neat rank • 1 I standin, k it no one will lot I Post Caphlin (at Pee to be allnord j "011110 5i5. 15= frl, haler of those Oi• F %atelier reshot', sip y ears, entl slti tom+ in the Arse, Pis of loterrirt sat tl those and./ Om tith Lieutenanik. . 1 A d rote of pay, lonel of Di.goi, Infantry and W. a (a senseleAs teal t a. eAlity, the let a and the IS ill sideved *RP 1 :hey art esitsd, , :* should lest 7s. owanee of Capts l j nary obould t o 3 tf infantry sri yi seining phrase r e 1, it I ms) ion. alb a view to t* rsped ., w h et her Ills Olken Of !SUM., if diale. A Monett urn or 'runt with the ° 1 Id result to be and ro!iey.--lo k N h,W ORLEA!i• 1 =OMB ii4teesc, fee lAA Banking-hne e 1 t. in the Sifir ?: Go. 11111 GeorgP* 5 " Pe : 4 111LEY and C . ~ttu't, ,e to the *Heir: td urrotpeorld . ! e blow ye fielploo wed not r"ar• f ` it their wile thy poi)** one, essay, t r - the rirctit f di4o..t i t i t , lace; ar• der to reetri:: M r Fr F 1 1 t ,