The Statesman. — London, England, 1819-01-02 00:00:00

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CALCIRTA.—The troops shout to proceed to Coy len ere is be comoomilled by Colonel Sheldbeer.— The force will be much greater thee we foieserly tweetioned, emoestiog to seveuty-tbree *Scars mod .1317 privates. GERMAN PAPERS. VitsitA. Dec 18.—The amusements at Court bate beer, interrupted by the news of the death of the Grand Duke of Baden. Seam fetes that ware just going to lake place are coentermanded. the visits of the Coart to the Theatre suspended, and a less days' aseu►eissg ordered. Th. Isst reports received here from Constantino. ple, of the 164 of November, bring information that the oesiociatlees of the Russian Ambasesdor, Baron Stroganoff. oetwithrtandiug all his efforts, were not yet terminated; mod. to all appearance, will Dot be so speedily brought to a conclusion, because the Sultan will by no means give up the Asiatic for tresses ceded to Ramis by the last peace. T. last arcoonts from &whores, state, that Prince Ahmed'► Sasso is nominated Ilespodar of Wit. sad his Caisson has *heady arrived at Ela cbereet. Theltaiews Item yesterday. All the troops "'Pro iti•fabled resod the capital ; even our garrison is in contentment', and the citizens occupy the military poet!. Two bridges of boats have boon throws over the Moab, on account of these reviews, nue st the Prater, and one it the Isle of Loop°ltlstadt. The departure of the Emperor of Russia remains fitted for theftd of this month. MANIUIII3I 23.—The stipelati•ns awed upon 4ietweer the bousedasioners of France and then of Bodes, respecting the else' determination of the boundaries of the Rhine and the islands, are now carrying into ezecution. operation hss been completed as far as the Grand Dicky of Baden is mauctroetl, with the most perfect agreement, and alithost giving rise to the slightest dispute. France will now proceed to the determination of the limits with Prussia and Bavaria : it is possible that the eve. cation may not be voile se easy here, particularly in thq weentainews diaries, whet, no river can divide the territory of the twit consigooes countries. Geo. ripest Gellionsiret will direct dais operation also. TllO4 la no more now said of the pretended evasion to fronts of a district making part of ae Bavarian prose coy on the Rhine, of which some pahlic rapers blue spoken. Floss THE MAINE, DEC. iS.•—ill.rll9lolPd per. sons seem willing to rake advaut•ge of the last mo. mint, in which ao official account of the discussions between (Maria end Baden is wanting, to keep up I the UlllO4OO see for which it is so difficult to Sod nes-1 Lariats sines the termination of the Caogress at Ala. la.Chapelle. We can assert free an authentic' Seises. that the plans of es-hinges of territory, in widen Anspach, Bayreuth, and Cleves•Berg are men. tissue!, are like the preceding ooe. entirely ,/Bali liens; which it would be quite seperiluoiss to affirm, did- not theill.disposed always find souse so credulous, bead to be ...unseated, er wise in their own conceit,' who pretend to know more than the most soloist, de clouding, and (if more wet. necessary) the moat expressly declared sentiments announce. Lyme, Dtc. 17.—last night at II o'clock, died here the reigning Duke of Corthesi, who hes beets hitherto under the guardianship of the Duke of limber'. Ile came here last summer to finish his studies, and was soon @flocked by the modes, which I *ors followed by a slow fes•r; which in spite of the Most able ph)sicistas of Dresderi, Corthen, Dams. itadt, and leipsic. put sit end to his life in the 17th • year of big age. The fairest hopes are burled in the grave of this young Patter. Ilk noble and henry°. lent heart promised his subjects • happy lot, if his anderstandieg could have @mined its metstily is• his weak hie.. The love and attachment of his sub jects espreened itself in the most effecting manner • during his illness. Every week soma of them came to regain after the health of their dear young Duke, end broeght dowels, hake, or other things which they thought might else him pl . A young wo. man, wife of se Inhabiteut of Ceethen, who had lately lain in, beard that human milk, fresh from the a hmill f, might yet, perhaps, save the life of Ike young Prince; she came here and offered to suckle the Duke at the same time with her own child. Top offer was accepted, end the Prince seemed at first to derive new Wendt from this source; bat his weak /tome sunk at length, to the universal pier of kin subjects, end even of the inhabitants of this city, whn bad but lately become acqoaiuted with him. llnw.sy is it for Piinces to make themselves be. loved, and how 'say it would be for them to retain the love they have gained, if they slid but half fulfil the hopes and wishes of their subjects. Here again we saw a proof of the fine trait in the Germsn cgs. racter—" Love t• their native Princes." But jet this Prince hid nut yet dons any thing for his sub jects. Such 'samples show, that when a Prince fears his own subjects, the fault is his own, snil still dicier that of the persona shoot him. The Government of the duchy of Coethen now comes to the Prince of Anhalt nesse, well known for his operations in Silesia dalsog the as sr het *fen Prussia and France, end married to a Could's. of Brandenbergh, a natural slaughter of Cie late king of Prowls, bet whose birth end eights base heels re cognised. As there are sin heirs by this _a marriage, and the Doke's brothers Gremlins Photo children, it is pose sale the duchy say come to bee sovereign state,snil ditiiod between Dessau and atrnburg, as ire plearlity of Zerbst was before. STATVISN t 4 FL.IIIDICRS MAIL. Bausstr.s, Dry. W.—Prints !Men from Amster dam say, that the nootbitr of persons missing is that city since the late dreadful fog amounts to 160, who are. therefore, supposed to ban boon drowned. We are sorry to say, that Madame Catalani is going to lean us. without giving a third concert, as we bad hoped. She is going to Amsterdam, and thee to Berlin ; bet she does not quit es withoat leasing behind many proofs of her generosity ; among which we only mention a protein of 200 franca, towards the establishment of a school on the now system, which oar Magistrates an creating in as ancient ca pital of Belgiont. Dtc. 28.—The Direclor.Geseral of tho Indirect Tins is extremely bogy at this moment, on the vo luminous Report which be is to present shortly to the Second Chamber of the S.stes-Genenl. upon One new Projects of Lows relation to this important sub ject. The Remonstrances which base been addressed to Isiat from all goofiers will probably lead in the changes which are nlled for in all puts of that Southern Provinces. In the Sitting of the Chamber of Deputies on Toesday list, the Order of the Day called for the discussion of the Sis-twelftbs. After a long and interestlna debate,the Six-twelfths weregratited, sod all the indirect taxes till the promulgation of a nee Law of Finset:lk The Third Article for opening a Provisional Credit of 200,000,000 f. was adopted also. Upon the genenl question of passing the en tire law, the Chamber divided-185 for it, and 17 against it. The Chamber adjoereed till Monday. The Feeds on 'fivesday opened at 66, and left off et 6M. 4k.; but as the Baron Lochs, as Minister ..f Finance, bad determined upon the immediate so le et the Royal forests, the produce of which would be applied to the purchase of reeks, it was ialrulated that be would the, purchase from 10 to 11,000, 0 00 of reeks. Stoats has vises to 67, and sere es pecial to advance. Tb. last letters from America say, that the sale I.( the Swedish island of St. Bartholomew was con elided on the 9th June last, and was to be carried into effect in tbe coarse of this month. It is not said to what Power it is ceded ; hat a levier from that island says, it is almost certain that it is to Bessie. PARIS, Dtc.49.—liis Majesty criminal.' to hear Mass in his apartments, bet the state of his health i• becoming mote and more atisfectory. There was no Levee at Court yesterday. The day before yesterday, his Majesty, et a so- Inge sedience, mid with the aceettemed crrpaintiirl, bestowed the GranJ Cordon of the Logien of niter en NI le Comte Corsets.), Minister of htate suit Member of she Privy Goencil. At three o'clock in the sfternotto of yesterdly, N. !Anse, the Nl.nister of lb* Interior, transacted best. nes, with his NlAjnty, and afterwards waited spots Nicotinic. Oilt brave eostitryman Gen. Beaulieu, dm Nestor of the Asarrisu army. bas jest entered into his 9501, year. Ile resides still at his beautiful country-seat near Lints, works in his garden like a young man, end reeds without spectacles. We bare before us • limier of • ►event date from this venerable warrior, the style of which Indicates that his facalties are still in their fell vigour. FeaettollT, Dec. 1 3 -Th. Prince of Hesse Pbilipsthal, Gees'sl in the smirks of [testis, is Rove to England to get en artificial leg made, to supply the piece of that which he has lost in battle. Inure, Dec. 15 —Some corps of troops, forming parr of thegarrisone of Navarre and Biscay, have been on their march for smells), past to Im Manche, where numeroes bands of robbers bare committed various excesses. The Duke of Richelies has been indisposed for two days. lie passed • bad night on the night of Sunday. Ile was not much recovered yesterday daring the day ; hat he was a little better tosser& the evening. The first Sitting of tbseasrt of Assizes at Albi, for the Orli process of Fodder, took place on the 41st of December, end presented nothing remarkable.— The three licensed appeared firm and resigned. I• miming to paris the Duke of Gloucerer psiseil through Mets and Verdian. The inhabiting' of the last place testified ihrsr happiness at string a Prince snots'' them who had neglected any opposite ally of Wirt Wing the hardships of the Frisch pri soners in England. _ _ _ Orden, are given to form, at the great loon of Tembleque, one of the most populous in that country, a garrison composed of some detachments of infantry and sentry. Several companies of light infantry are .eet to La Carotin,. • colony established adder tbe reign of Charles 111., in the Sierra Morena.— The little town of Ocagns, two leagues from Anil ines and Toledo, which is fourteen leagues from Ma. drid, have received small garrisons to protect the country situated beyond these cities, where alarm lies lately been caused by die appearance of seas smug glens and deserters. We learn that the expedition fitting oat at Cadiz for South America, is ping on with the greatest ac tivity, and that letters from that city say that there is every reason to liefisre that it will be ready to sail in the beginning of February. Ginsersl O'Dnet nel„ Count Abisbal, I.d.finkeieely appointed Viceroy of Peru sod Chili. A great noustier of Officers not employed, full of confidence in the Wean and ec iivity of this General, have reqemited to serve ender his command, and he has already chosen several of them, either to employ them in the troops under his command, or to serve al supernumeraries till his arrival in America, where their talents may be ad vantageously employed in lb. service of the mother country French Feepls.—Fire per Cents, 65f. —Bank Steck 1,4121 50c. iII.\9RID, Dec. 11.--Grest pains are taking to deid some copies of the J I of M. Alvaro Flores Lstrads, +loch escaped the vigilance of , he Officers at the frontier, sod are supposed to have reached this capital. The Tribenal of the ►loly Office, which, according to the Esters of its institution, had al oe,' excluslerly concerned itself with 'Waits Ms. tire to the faith or religious belief, becomes a cor. rettional erihunat, which interferes in political affairs. It decrees beforehand penalties, the minimum of which shall be three months' imprisonment and a fine of Mu francs, against every one who shall be con. T ivoli of having Received and kept the Gonetifalional of M. Fotraila, and other books, which base nothing to do with religion. eIIICE OF %TUCKS TIIIS DAY AT 0741: 01..1.01.34. Desk Stack NS 5 per Cent. Nary 9 per Cent. Itr.t.lS Inds.l Snot& 79 Sn p 9 per Cent. Con-014 Long Atm 41/ 1.16# SI pre Cent. ICI Rernewier 141114 li 15 p Lesonole kw Arr. ;St I Ossiust 4 leer Cent. 954 THE STATESMAN. LOADON: SATURDAY, JANUARY 2, 1819. The change in the French Administration is con. I inneri. The Munidewr of Wednesday last Contains the Royal Ordinance announcing the formation of a new Ministry. The Department of Foreign Affairs has been assigned to the Marquis Dessomms, instead of M. JAUCOURT ; and the Ministry of Malin. to Baron PORTAL, instead of M. Itot, as was he. fore reported. The Funds on Tuesday opened at 66, and left off at 6.5 f. .15e.; bet as the Baron Lace, as Minister of Finance. had determined upon the immediate isle of the Royal forests, the produce of which would be applied to the purchase of renter, it was calculated that be would thus purchase from $0 to 12 millions of renter. Stocks had risen to 67, and were expected to advance. In the Sitting of t►e Chamber of Deputies on Tues day last, the Order of the Day celled for the discus sion of the ail-twelfths. After a long debate the six twelfths were granted, and all the indirect fates, till the promulgation of a new Law of Finance. The third Article, for opening a provisional credit of 200,000,000 f. was adopted also. Upon the general question of passing the entire law, the Chamber di. vithrd-185 for it, and 17 against it. The Chamber adjourned till Monday.—The Duke of Ilicumitu was considerably better on Monday. The negoda. tor of Aix•la.Chapelle :tad, however, bidden " e long farewell roan Isis greatness." Conn( Couture° bad received from hic Majesty the insignia of the Legion of Honou►. The Deka s'Aussotit is to suc ceed Marshal Ptatcxox in the government of the First Military Division. The Marquis Dessot.r.as, now the Prime Minister of Fromm, has been little spoken of 'loving the last ten years, although he has never lost the thunder of b►ing a friend to Liberty and an advocate for a free Constitution. Ile was the irntintair friend of the great MOR RAU, sad exerted himself to the utmost in sate the father of that warrior (the modern X t•to• ►tton es he was called) from the ale of the guillotine, when Recorder of Matteis. The ragas of Freedom. it is believed, ihetelore, will low nothing by the au thority seated in his hands by the new Ro)al Ordi• RUM. Slenaleer Di CAZEt, whnnt we likenrd the other tlsy to oor (awed 11. nay DUNDAI, countenances the •intilitude by the part he has acted ►ioce the itrepsion in the French Cabinet. Baron Lochs, though not eprominent poliiiest reeler, is nortrtheless po ~,,, oil of a sound antler. standing ; and though 'silted elms@ the tank of Plebtiao, Fee bring taken fro■ tint clue, anJ a 21k - • ANOllll.lt DECREE. I MtOrr oil Ibe Seale Ci•At t li trissOb l I. a " g l 4 n i el e n i seq '. a se e nce of the resigsallosis elf s r . ped by 4 Ire• • !ftilliteLi". are Perreci Y Count Mole and ish rai k er , ais sl itnyt they are his ministry the virtue o f economy r , appointed, Ministers of State and Members of our by him. t Nowi ores a •ciedent finascier le Psivy Council. ! what NI. lAhig e#ectettpsjpg4Dist O at Omura) MM be ura) t' U (Chume,..ened) .• The Mar g o& d e DE.Suot.i,Fh. Although thltre is no congeniality of iffin . 1166 1er "MP Affairs, Proustian tit she Getlitell." tween the pretest Pressler of Fresco sad Marsbal G. Sr. Ctrs, yet to hove removed the letter fres (Alcoa this critical period, when the military ar. reogeosente of France are undergoing very past changes and improvements in every departments might have bee. ettesded with greet ditedvaistage le the Stare—e jedickes policy exercised at thla Wise may retain in the service of that kingdom semikof ablest men of Ettropr, though not Frenchmen, wins will, undoubtedly, quit it upon a contrary corseted. Hire!, PORT 41., weakling over the French Mader. is just such • Navy Mitii-ter es the late Mergeis et BUCKINGHAM (when I.eid Tioartz) would heed made when be me t iiiy i l to ob•ais that &pennies', viz. he bisons the name of every ship of war, and of its Commooder. The French list, however, requires less of memory its M. Po mem. them did that of Greet tisi .ins, it being since that period paned dews to abunt nne•ifth of oer number. The uniting the bluetit's (Milers) of the Interior mai Police, which is now sloop by the French Cobbler, canont fail to give Istisfection to ell the resident fmtvigneis in the esprit,' of Frain. Mader their sepauteti faurtious it eta often a great treeble fee a stranger to depart from Pails With Mese spies say emergency, *Maoist employing three or feet 'Gale to go east and west for the necessary papers of eolsgiL The Flanders Malls bring Broods sea GPM.. Papers to the 28th alt. The somber et pekoes missing since the late fog, In the city of Amsterdam' alone, 'moan!' to 160, who are conseqeently 'ap posed to have met their death by falling lobo the canals. The Court of Brussels has gone into mourn. In( ter four weeks, on account of the death of the late Grand Duke of 11" DIN. The See'born Pre.. glace. have addr.s.ed strong Memorials to the Di rector. General, requiring alteratimas Is the laws re. sating to the indirect tsars. Ile is preparing • voluminous Report on the subject. to be laid begs, I the Second Chamber of the Statas.Gesseral. Papers and ether communication frets Wl* have reached us to the 16th of Amuse. It spears from them that the tows and fort .f Ajosena sur rendered to the BMA en the Ilkh of Jesse.—The commencement of the rainy sees.. weeld, it was supposed, seaweed the flusher perms of sailory operations in the literior. No lotintestiessee, hoe ever, was likely to result from thibtensporaey mew. on the part of our troops, as madam remained to he achieved bet the sehjogetion of a few egractery kiliedars. The reinforcement sent fres tiolcotte Cej lon, exceeded 3000 men. Attnordithi to the Bost. bay Palma, Fuercit Stec-Row, Geltswer, died at her ode on the 23d of Jesse. The bloom of the British Iteaideet at Banda had Mss Ise ceisfally netted to dines& the &void% wife of the deceased Chief from herein hermit with the body of her husband.—A CskaUds Casette Extraordinary, of the 4th of August, iris for. nished os with a long and elaborate reply of the Varquis of IlArrixoll to en Address pretested le him by the British inhabitants of Calcutta epee his return to that Presidency. Freon the Meer of this production, it is obvious that the bleu:sis eagetly availed himself of a preconcerted opportunity to ester , into a detailed exposition and justification, not only of the views which led to the events of the last ses. paign, and the arrangements consequent thereon, bet also of the general current of that policy which has /Merged the pristine petty factories of Johneowspeay. 'into an immense, On% !clay, aria onmenageableetepire. His Lordship assures es that, le hie 1 , original pies, there was not the expectation or the wish of adding a rood to the dominions of the 'Unmovable Company." This Is precisely what was alleged by aUtb•peedfists of Indio who preceded his Lordship; bet, I. the se quel, ell of thew, in succession, discovered cogent motives for deviating from their Wesel plans, end extending oar dominion in the eery teeth of a saltine resolution of the !loose of Cowmen& But his Lord. ship, in combating the prejsdievs which prevail at home, tells us with great nava', " It Is fotgolteo that a tendency to expansion, amounting to gluiest direct necessity, is the inherent and temperable drew. back on the advantages of a pewee established so anomalnesly as that of the British in lodic. It would be a visionary cenliderice to seppose, that your strength would not excite jeelosey, that your tithes would not stimulate cupidity, sod that your humiliation of those native families which held Sove reignly when yew first got fooling in the country, would not be brooded over with a deep spirit of re. ' , lige." lino sines the doctritie here laid down comport with the beatific vision of Indian drabs, which he exhibits as the result of the recent errant,. menu ? All those motives in renew attempts sr re. .isrance which previously' eai••ed, are now, it Dor:vv. to be totally inoperative; Ile inherent feeling, of human nature which hit I.orthhip so money are hencefor b to eel., to act in India ; et.. attach. Imerit of the Notice Powers to the British is to in. crease in the ratio of our conquests; and, at length, the dream of perpetnil peace Ills been realised, at least, iu that /platter of the st the ! Ills lurd,hi;l may be a juJi.totts Cuatosuel..•, but •e cannot tale FRENCH PAPERS. [CHOW TUE UONITEUR COT ITEDNICID]T, TUC 30rtr.] s• Louis, by the Grace of God, " To all those whoa these presents rose concern. We hare indebted, and do hereby ordain, as fol. loos : " The Marquis Demesnes, Peer of France, Mi nister of Stele, is nominated Minister Secretary of State for the Department of Foreign Affairs, awl President of oar Council of Ministers. " The Civet de Serre, Member of the Chamber of Deputies, is appointed Keeper of the Seals, Minister Secretary of Stale for the Department of J astir*. " The Count do Cases, Pe►r of France, is ap pointed Minister Secretary of State for the Depart ment of the Interior. " Baron Portal, Member of the Chambet of De puties, is appointed Minister Secretary of State for the Deparment of the Marine. " Baron Louis, Member of the Chamber of De puties, is appointed Minister Secretary of State of the Finance D.pariment. " The Ministry of Police is soppresseil. " Oar Minister Secretary of Slate of the ment of Foreign Affairs, President of our Ceencil of Ministers, is charged with the emotion of the prea•ot Ortliosoce. " none in Peri*, at the Castle of the Thoilleries, in the year of Grace, 1818, and its the 41th of *sr (Slotted) 1.0(115. " The 11i, t.trr &WPM?, of Stet. of the Deport...hi er Fe- Isteodees or the ('••encul of PA in‘terv, Otoed) •• The Morethio de UI.SiOLLES.• DI CR I.E. " f.nni., by the Grace of Gnd, &c. " The piste of healih of our cnusitt the Duke do Richelieu hasiog obliged us to accept his resignation, uhurh he has diced, the Doke de Richelieu is us tmrd Slittialer of State sad Member of our Privy Ccaticil." 44 * Jit I 1