The Statesman. — London, England, 1815-05-31 00:00:00

1 10: ~~~ Mu.diretti4 who stole the jewels of the Queen of Westphalia, hatl been arrested at Chew. Yester•lay uve..ing there v,as cried about, a pate phlet eivitled Doicn :dui the. tail of Murat and of Robespierre. it is rtimiltired that a Prince of Lichtenstien is ar rived at Strnshurgn, where he waits for passports to come to Paris. MILAN, MAY 15.—We expect every moment to receive accounts of the capitulation of Altoona. Some positively assert, the t Joachim shut himself up in that fortress with 12,(00 men : others, that he had etulsarLed to proceed to Manfredonia, for the pur pose of defending his Kingdom. ANGERS, MAY 25.—We have learned here, with the liveliest satisfaction, that the Emperor has created a fine army, named the Army rd . the Loire. Lieul.- Geiveral Count Lammupe is the. Coinniamier-in- Chief. 114..4 expecte4l every moment. The health of the Lietrt.:Cetteral Coont Laborde, who has con cilhtrd the effertions •of all the people of Beitany, does not*ellow Li nto retain the command. General Corhineau, Aid.tle-Ca.m2 of the Emperor, arrived )egerday. General Brayer is expected tu.morrow numerous co l umn of troops. Divisions of•reserve are forming at Niort, at Poi amt at Nantes, The English landed military stores and ngents of insurrection, send without the viorous m e asures %Filch have been taken, we should sl,tirfly iiittiess a renewal of the horrors of La Vendee. Lieutenaist-General Trayot, who commands at Napoleon, having learned that an English frigate and two corvettes had landed military stores at St. Gilles, and that the Count La Roche Jacquelin, and some other Chiefs, 4avitig . assembled from four to five thousand men, hail forced tke battery of St. Gilles, defended by thirty invalids, marched at the head of 1200 men. He met the insurgents on the 19th, at. tacked and dispersed them. Ile killed about 3(X), among whom was a person named Charette ;. and ar. rived at the place bf debaikation, in time to take 4000 muskets, of * English manufacture, and GOO barrels of powder. He then pursuer! the convoys which hart set out, and seized severafdepots of arms and ammunition. The insurgents, dispersed, give out every where that they have been forced to march on pain of death. A great many Communes, against whom similar threats have been used, have sounded the tocsin, armed themselves, and repelled the insur. gents upon several points where they presented them selves.—(Moniteur.) FRONTIERS OF AUSTRIA, MAY 14.—The Sove reigrs will quit this capital at the end of May. The Emperor of Austria has several times visited the King of Saxony, but the Emperor of Russia and the King of Prussia have not het seen him. IluNtscor, MAY 'R.—The report is spread at Basle that the Russians refuse to furnish to the coalesced armies beyond the contingent fixed by the Treaty of the ‘2sth March; and that even the ad vanced guards of the columns have suspended their march upon: the Rhine. • It is inferred, therefore, that the :;abinet of retersburgh has much cooled upon tire queition of war. The Russian Officers and the Chatge d'Affaires of that nation in Switzerland express themselves with much art regarding the affairs and applies to the officers of all neighbouring no, tions. F.KENcit Ft;Nns-5 per cent& 57 f. 57 C. Bauk Actions 85-2 f. 50 c. Wafts. Franey lissoburgh Lisboa Matta PRICK "1. iTOGKS TUIR Nana r 63/ per Vest. /fed WO Wiser Ceat. per Cesl4._loi 4 per Gist. Navy OAT ♦T (INK oviacs. Ann. 1.-1 9-16 India Bond 10 11 Exchequer Hill 9 6 p Onamum Consols fur Acc 514 60 Vi THE STATESMAN. LONDON: WEDNESDAY, AlilAt 31, 1315. . It will It. observed by the extracts we make from the Pads Papers of Saturday and Sunday, which have arrived, that there is very little ground afforded for believing the statements so long and loudly trum peted forth in this country, that France is in a state of insurrection against its Government. The French Funds are tiling. The Emperor continues at Paris, where all is confidence and tranquillity ; and the bu. 'obsess relative to the votes upon the Constitution was proceeding with the utmost regularity. The Electors summoned to the Champ de Mai (which, by-the-bye; we think should now be termed the Champ de hits—June) were arriving in the capital daily. The registers of 55 departments had already been received. It was hoped, that on Monday they would all be arrived, and the operations, it was ex• pected, would then commence in full field. The news iu these Papers regarding the insurrections tend to confirm the statements of the success of the measures taken to suppress them. It is announced in a Bulletin posted at . Nantes, that the band of LA• nocut: JAcouELIM has been completely defeated ; that • A consrus FEttaastu, ex Sub-Prefect of Bressuire, ._nephew of the former Minister of State, who has been distinguished for his bigotry and the extrava lance of his Monarchical opinions, has beau den .gerously wounded ; and the son of CHARETTE mor tally. Several carriages, loaded with arms, and i caisson, containing 60,000 francs itr specie, have been seised, say the French Papers, by the Imperial troops. Regiments, it is stated, arrive from all parts in that 'country, and, it is added, that the coast will be so guarded as not to give new temptations for debark ation. lied BoriArmttE been hi utter distress for the means of offensive and defensive warfare, a better way of. sopplying bis wants could not have AR TitE STATESMAN. PoaTssiourn, M 41r. 30.—Arrived bh Majestys ship Bedford, from Jamaica and the Havannah ; aid NiIV4IL INTELLIGENCE. There is nothing farther said as to the state of affairs at Naples, and MURAT'S situation. The POPE is gone back to Rome. been devised thin the measure so wisely adopted by uur,Governmeut, of throwingarmi, and, of course, money also, Into the French territory ; and we notch doubt whether temptations to continue theie kuppliei will be so rigorously guarded against as the French Papers would lead us to suppose.— We recollect, and our Ministers minuet but know, how these things were managed on former occasions. It is also announced that the Emperor's mother and Carilitial Fesctr, had arrived at Lyons, on their way to Paris. They seem to be travelling with as little interruptiou as NAPOLEON himself experienced in his triumphal march along the same line of road to the capital. How does this accord with the stories which we have propagated in our Minis terial Journals, atid 'the equally veracious Papers of Brussels and Ghent? They have been telling us that Lyons,—Lyous which opened its gates with such readiness to receive NaeotECOM, and give him joyous and triumphant welcome when he presented himself, : almost unattended, before them—Lyons which ; BONAPARTE rescued from the depth of revolu tionary horrors, and re-created again to be the ; second city in the Empire—they have told us , A Plymouth letter states, that several ships have that even this city and all the south of France sailed with the utmost dispatch, with orders, it is he was up in arms, eager to put NAPOLEON an d Hewed, to watch a squadron of French frigates, intend ing to carry out arms to the West Indies, at the first . every branch of his family to death—what is the opportunity. Report states, that the British ships fact? She who gave birth lo this univers a lly de- have received directions to detain all French vessels, flounced individual, if they will have it so, and whether under the white or tri-coloured flog. one of his prime Councillors, the Et-Archbishop of A vessel from T rinidad is arrived nu the coast, Lyons, , traverse the country without molestation, which. sailed on the 20th of April, and brings the in where a BOURBON Prince or a Bounaost Princess' telligence of the arrival of the expedition from Spain •at Carupatio, on the Spanish Main, consisting of a would not be suffered to live. The City of Lyons • very large flotilla, with upwards of 15,000 men on is strongly fortifying. It is stated that the works of board. Operations were immediately to be COM" the five principal heights are fltiidied. and the de- 1 menced against the insurgents. partments of the South as well as the North, are fur. I The arrival of her Royal Highness the Princess of iiishing their contributions of men and money for . War.es in this country is not likely to take place so the defence of the country. Whatever division of soon as was expected. A confidential servant of her Royal Highness Arrived hi this country, charged with opinion may exist in France as to the system of its.; dispatchesto some of her frieeds, soroe, rime back; internal Government, there i s but one on the -sub- ( the result of which 'is not likely to prove so conge ject of the necessity of repelling' invasion. Tba nisi to her Royal Highness's wishes as alight have French armies arrive quicker at their poste than those been anticipated. Her Royal Highness's servant wi • wilt this country to join his Royal Mistress in a • s. - • e of the Allies, and their strength and numbers appear V- 11 s . • • • • . .0 - n turning back to our Report of the' short De not to be doubted by their opponents. NO,oPent- , ei bite on the introduction of the Resolutions relating. lion of a decisive character has yet taken place Onl ,- aestetday . Earl GRET lave a grand dinner to a numerOus. party, at his house in Portman-square. In ( 9 this Question, by Sir Henry Parnell, in, the House the (roßtier, and none is expected for some time. I the evening the Noble Earl had a numerous party, of CcmmonX, it will be .observed,. that Mr. Peter We observe it stilted in a 'Morning Paper, on the: whew, is twilit, were assenibleCtlie greatest assem- Moore, Representative of Coventry, secoeded Sir authority of Lady MOUNTNORRIS, who is arrived in • . 41 ,lsge nr. nuillFrom this a. question ariser- o fs it . collected in this &mites!. • of science and talent of any that are ileury ' s M ot i on . possible that no lrishetan could be found to second town from Brussels, that a general belief prevails id • • • • It was Mr. - PAU whit' - was .sent 'o ff with dis- the Member for the Queen's County ? Was there no Flanders that some proposition has been made, or .-: *bai l Irishman in the House, except Sir H. Parnell , that some event is expected, by which the effusion or 'fiji a patc ow Mooday nighE. H e been under Orders foreign journey . lCi (lily, previous. ' port a Motion, having for its object the discussion of a blood is yet to be avoided. This belief wi11,..... List night Mr. MiLLS, the King's Messenger, left ! questiop, upon the success of which rests the hher no doubt, give way to a conviction - of another. town with dispatches for, rienna, &c. ' ties And happiness of the Irish Nation ?. %Vhera sort, when the intelligence of the late votes in . By the Mara, arrived in the Clyde from St. Croix. : were the Oieosipos ?-=where the Irish potion c,f the British Parliament shill show the Flemings we understand that that valuable Island was, a few 4 them ? • Were they silent , spectotors of Sir Henry's days previous to hef• Sadtog, delivered up to the Debut as a Leader on this great question, or did how much we deem it necessary for the tranquillity , Danish Government, -• they keep aloof from-the Honourable Howse on the and safety of Europe that their towns and fortimetes _,Ts e 4 o ttosstkor ti1.4 , "---- - 1--- - itt.. *. - tines of occasion.? lithe Party touched y —are they offended should be placed in dans-- ~„..„.....6 , „.............-d- wooer 40011. and eu mark; each, with the usual fees, into the at the change d an_ whom., 44 an Advocate wide by their ears. Tne ,any above mentioned, for we Chamber of Lendon, to be excused serving the office of the Catholic Body, and did resentment outweigh Soh' eriff, to which they were lately nominated by the their patriotism?-13e ?- 11 e this as it may, the People of must notice all such information and its channels, Cohn MAYon.:—.l. Ramsnorroat, Esq. citizen and Iteiend most be grateful to Mr. Moore; with diF. states that the English are so perfectly assurer) of the stationer s' I'. C. WARNER ' Esq. citizen and needle. tinguished talents, a highly cultivated uoderstandieg, islet, of the Netherlands, that there. is' no idea en-. : makers j. Wutrrt.'t, Esq. citizen and ditto ; J. au enlightened mind, and a pure heart, he gives the 1 best threctiCie twa genuine patriatism—die turkes no distinction, as to country,' but live4the incorruptible t te ry rta m i eVha o v f e c g h o a t ng go in o g d quarters, Iheil ae f quarters. f. err i v f on o t u ly desire r coms _TIMM, Esq. citizetiand grocer. CORN-ESCEANGE,".MAY 31.—We had no fresh, and think It would be highly - proper (Nit-they should trrivals•of any. grain .this morning, and having but Friend of tiberty all over the World.—(Dablia keep them; and we es earnestly wish that the apil: . few buyers of WheoLat market, what was left woo gtsFnitg . P4 ) .AlialS2 . 7.,) , ~.:. , are ling of blood may be avoided; but we . left' " 1 0 on Monda y , met exceedin g ly heav y sale—but • - • Mlle little that was diipcised of, obtained that day's , • without the hope of, a 'renleacent state....--4t - prices.— Barley is nearly unsaleable, unless of. very ... ' has been asserted that the•prince of Licierten can is On , flnequality.-;--Oats are rather lower.—ln other aril -C.O s ' 4JRT OF KING'S BENCH, MAT XL his way to Paris from Vienna; undo report is elven' eleithere is little or On variation. ' is the French Papers,' that 'he is arrived iii:lttair. , -.l4te price of 'Bread continues the BM, as last Lord. ELLENBOROUGII delivered the -jud g ment of burgh, where he waits for passports to'proceedlti Aii week. ' - . • .1: the Court against the. granting of a new trial. It trench capital. We believe that. Austria, like °theta?. ' 'TdiTuar.—The settling day on the Derby and was a case peculiarly within the province of a J ;r) ; OBlol . 9takek, at TairreaSAL's, on Monday last, con.. and that tribunal had. decided that the half per eels. Of the States whose names areatiecised to the liaitile .ice mere y an acquiescing • sidering•theiventeose sums to pay and receive, and the taken by blessrs.. Kensington was• not usurious, La Declarations against France • 1 ' • ticlitlsh state of the times, went off very well, little a fair , remuneration for their trouble. Their assignees Power, and will be governed by circumstances of 104 busioeisleing'ilone in the-Levant Trude ; towards are therefore entitled to retain the large sum of abost (crest alone ; but whethet be is, or is not, diipitilitit theilisid of theslaya :wait took plate • betwtion 4 30(4,0001_ which depended upon the event of this tic to listen to the proposals Of Naroteort, sisf_kii9ait' WAY linierw n leg, Mho was lately non-suited, in an dun, • ...: -t , se,s .6•,..tu.., he brought to etwettioinselt money he had lost, ,'. •:•• • ' a GLOSSOP V. COLMA X. , and every body else can now see, that the tiorervinimal " '''' • o i.- tln, ..... ~.....ioction, when, after I Ms. SCASLETT obtained a Kale to show Cause al;f . ' ''' '' • end; th ' nefe Aim Oa Aasd of this country are resakitely bent on, wet. , Bella, . , Spsirving with -worde•hisielgilds soiseharel hits were the .weedict„4pr the Plaintiff for more thau 7W!. horrida bella, till Bo lan's= email/Weed' tit, Bata- ezelitanged, .-i,key; crtiewslidltkrifuty-cuffq, , In which Wang( Mir. Morris, treasurer of the .Ilayma;list Boss be restored, is the my of our Ministate; ind thelDefendint 4)11040 • justified the verdict of the Theatre, 'whisAlene defended the adios) 9 rite 0..- . some of the friends of liberty In Mc:British Polio. Silty, in agaittifort-iiitleg theltilaietill with a 'second Umlauts Coltsmeasad ‘Vitistnu ha l ing gsfienn.J . jv,ig meta have adopted the Mine digits), therefore S'lr wit dig l4.s hing• • • mushy default, ihould not he set aside iii this case, must have with all who'oPpo Wltiesc ''l'h'• • t . f comp is men o Mr. Kewout Is gottlaulty•pireeeedits,g towards taco . and. a new trial..greuted, on the ;retol that tie 1 , T o t ,. . 4' 1 ' , :i .;1:„./.!1 Ni . •• . . . Plainti ff loid.haal.,uotice that the Defends Morris these great objects, we suppose with Austria herself , • ' ' The - favourites iltataitillg 'Arlen . both the Derby wopid not be liable on any contract, en, tlsalount of if she shall also turn a treaty-breaker. But the one ••- million and eleven hundred thousand men are all a t • it Ond' Oaks - at Epsom, Fdtefifiel';' there is another the ,theatre, which was not sisueil bya,h sa class favourites Ationeirtilds`•the Piiblic seem to The Court refs:sad :the rule, on the grouts tha t It-coming—none of them is to be absent from the ba'ne less eanguine, we nieen'the favourite Numbers 1 appeatecl by: the evidence of the Menai '`.s"": great muster—Lord CASTLEREAGH says so, and the Id thirLettery, of which, by the enquiries making at that lie was treated througivotit .the..cumfittll IS h;+ the various O ffi ces, all r an k s seem to he enger to Brussels Papers repeat the numbers over and over :. father's partners,. theagh the father alone. derived obtain possession—we are not surprised at this when pin of those who are said to have already arrived ) . any . benefit therefrern, upon the authority of a we see by the scheme, that one Ticket may gain case di recte d by the Chinc,ellor to be tried st Win• bat whose arrival at their posts seems after all, to be 40,000 in Bank -notes ' and 1 ,- ; ,-, 50 in Guineas—the mere matter of conjecture. 't , Of 250,000 Russians, ' latter are wEtaliTY reasons adventuring. I for • ches,tec, os to the validity of A retilionttig Creili,ttot . i's debt under Froelich , these.ciccumstlnces, exerpt whet who are to enter France on the side of the Lowet itoto HumwAy Roomirtt Ammo, lots . . she tun there was otage, and the,Learned J u d g e %de DA • • 1 whine : tried th it case bed it good,,end ; that iste us' :•','; 'amine, one column passed through Nuremberg, on ' Masstoe-noese.—Ttn Tuesday Humphrey • Morris. Isaac the 19th, and must, therefore, now be at it's post. The troops of the smaller Powers Ott the' Upper Nos committing l l e rn u e i l e . fia G t t i t a I i w Pti ere illiarid four eolosr Jews, who roside in •quiesced in. •It appeared sub/A:tat o f tir tow , brought before the LORD MAYOR, charged cause , that the Plaittliff's son had seen, but Rot r ,tv., a robbery on Sunday morning last. Phillips was further charged with littering and having in his possession a notice stuck. up by Mr. Morris , in the, lam} &- Rhine, including the Bavarians, are already g 2 000 ' -_,___ ,'llquantity of base money. '.l. Oilskins. the . Prosecutor, and a partmelit pat Ocularly of the Thcatre, ..Proleblit'g strong. These will serve with the Astrian irmy in i•w th r i T i n te na r mentioned m' ih 'PI ' e s o n c ' ed r, on • S t at t iVvyT i st 't ror ti tl l fe h ri,Z o se f which he was in the habit t'nf against his liability upon any other corittacts (fan that under Prince ScIIWARTZESB iota." . Such ire l of buying counterfeit tokens , those above-mentioned ; and had signed a roceilit the statements on the one side, whilst we are 7 l ea t ntriaL t et t r i e - fri' p lre% i t i estl r. ti to:e r l e l o o m n in t i h , 3.: n d e ay tile it m be t i , n n g h t: i le Sel;4l/ from Mr. Morris for a tubules of the Plaintiff's 4... i following morning (Sunday) at ten o'clock. The parties tic- count due in 181'4 . stipoletivg that sure pas . t informed on the other, that 46 numerous rein coodiagly went, and krOlighl a qtlfititity Of fpg. an d 15.6,1 ‘ tokens forcemeats continue to arrive to the (French) - Army of tire Bank of Englan,l, for wiiielt they gave half the to • should net render him personally liable for en v o• ml- lure demand, which Nlessrs. Colman and Win-l.'" Hal value tendered : in • payment Bank of England notes.— of the North, which is at this moment making amig ht engage to pay. It also appeare d, that Mr• however, hearing a p articular mark, the Prisoner sus- - movement that seems to indicate the near approach of peeled the object of the Prosecutor, who walkingawas without Morris, though he received the admittance money all satisfying the doubts of the former, he was upon a shout Or big the junction of this army with the Army of the Mn- nal of the word "Voss," knocked down, and in a few momems ' gang of desperate characters, i nc l u di ng the Theatre, always paid it into the hands ur 1)111'10.'1 ii +Seto t•-• sorreunded b y a selle."—After these junctioes have been effectedthe and had off.ered to give a kin( draft upo . 1 Prigmers. Diming the time b e was on the g rou n d, he was heat the present. demand, if mess*. C. sild w. , sun , •' ; we may expect to hear of some more important oc- and kicked mast unmereiteti:, ; hot thou g h nearly deprised of ;, s ; • • . his senses, he could perceive the Pri.oner rifle his pockets of nil J"' currence. - : the money he bad got, good or bad, Soon after a gentleman an. ninit . but this they refuse'? ,• and the Pia: , 3 hid w fillet, *a Teeter to Mr. M. offering to accep. 1 • a riv ,, iilt i i i : , i t th; l i t ie o i l . , t h ii i . s d, :or n i d ll ) n i ts ii i f/. ta l k n e f l ort i o l a tn tio i n ns ti t e t : , 7g Ow, money Ppoll the terms of refunding, in the is it i The Paris intelligence states the arrival in that city house - to Ic Y -a . rn th e e 'Of the Aid-de-Camp of Prince Jertomt, from Ne- • others bad yesterday come to the " Menem' that Defendant's not being Able to procure t',• ples, which he left on the 106. • The Austrians faL i t ; "Illicit friend , when they also weresiiigled out as abettors, I ! .... • tribution of the others. an out to the bar. Only she three Prisoners last named con • „..,,,,..,. .-..- were expecting to he in that city before that time, h e ldentilied upon oath. Much additional evidence, however, ------ ---- -- ----- - - - --- -- -- ii.. Is expected to be obtained, and they were recorded fora teal lON 00N .. P e t e red en4l ev44wavit h. 0 Lo •I. ‘, a . bqt they do not appear Jo .10,se. at'apa.wd quite 50 fop extunioaticia. a Srasissi•S Orris*. 117, FlestotsseL. The hopes of the Catholics (if they could hope that • his Majesty's ships Moira' Oak, Majestic, Mr< - an Administration of such an exclusive cast as that of pltalus, Seahorse, and Thistle, from the Ila vanna t , sailed the 22d ult. Arrived. tile Atom transport, from ditto ; and l'Amiuble Victoire, from Marin. which Lord CASTLEREAGH forms a leading part,would — . Went oct of harbour, his Majesty's ships Horatio throw wide the doors of power and !dace to them, and -Sharpshooter—Drops down- to St. unconditionally) are again doomed to suffer the chill of disappointment. Sir IlEsay PA ftxtr.r. hronglit forward his motion on the long disputed subject of . Road', 'him Majesty's ships llomhazi, Spartan, For d the Claims last night, which was lost by a majority Amelia, all bound to the Medite t r a nca n . of 81, the numbers being—for going into a Corn- DtAt, MAY 30. Sailed the )lasty gun•Lrig. mittee, 147 ; against it, '228. The majority for ; and his Majesty's ships Scout a n t! ' negativing the motion does not give its opposers a hound, en a cruise.—Arrived his Majesty ; s;,i } , very proud triumph. It will be observed by the re- Dover, from Plymouth, and remains. port, that Mr. GRATTAN and Lord CASTLEREAGH i : FALMOUTH, MAY 28.—Arrived the Jam and . 1 Sarah and the Sally, from Bristol ; Princess Elizo.' were again bestowing the very finest compliments upon one another. The political union of these great belle packet, with a Mail, from Lisbon t s a il e d h e 15th May : the Duke .of Kent picket at personages may now be considered complete. But Lisbon, from Falmouth, the 'loth Ma . v.—Arriv e d the names of Liberty, Ireland, and G RAT CAN are for ever separated. I the Louisa packet, with a Mail, fr( m Gibraltar and Malta : sailed from the latter place April .1,. anti from the former May G. A convoy sallejd from Gibraltar for England the 20th April. Hia!Majes. ty's ship Boyne, Lord Exmouth, arrived at Gihial. tar the 23d April, on his way to the Mediterranean. On the 2.d• May his Majesty's ship Aquiloa, toih a small convoy, sailed from Gibraltar to the Eist. ward. PLYMOUTH, MAY 29.—Came in the Caiharine, from Bourdeaux, in eight days passage,—Arrived the Sheldrake gini.brig, from Gibralta r.--Sailed,t he fol. lowing King's ships .on cruiaes : 18 inns ; Achates, 18 guns ; Rolla, 10 guns; SecOrk, 10 gulls ; and the,Rhin, 36 guns. RAMSGATE, MAIL 30.—A rrived„ the Albilia trans. port, from Ostend.—The following transports, with tr,pops on board for Ostend, are now getting wider weigh to join a convoy now _off this port for Ostend : 7'eaveller, Union, Ulysses, 'Charlotte, Nei 'tune, Fortutx,,Pefsovermice, _Nally, Murtha,. and ~Tfibley. THE CATHOLIC QUESTION*. LAW INTELLIGENCE. I 9 IP 1 r t I 1 7: 1