The Statesman. — London, England, 1819-04-17 00:00:00

Private acreents free Warsaw say, that his Ma je-ty the Emperor of Ramis, IC* of Poland, is shortly 'growled in that capital, to be present st a• estraordioary Diet. which will he convoked there. • FRANXIOUT, AfelL is Armed that the Ge•wtan Diet has held several secret Sittings, in which they deliberated en the messetes proper to he taker► in common to Whig beck the Universities of Germany to their ►esl object. These establish ments, which ►ove not their equals for the teaching of the Admires, of Ilistory, sod of Philosophy, ere not. and minuet be, schools 'objected to any system - vf education ; bet, on the other hand, it is not de sired to ;thee the s. orients ',odor the ordinary pollee. is *JAW Is. reserve the privileges of the Univac sided to gown themselves after their own Statutes, tend by their Members. They are considered at Re. publics, in which the professors form the Academic Create : hot this aristocracy. which atoms is investnl with the legal aethutity, trembles before the demo. crar•y pith' stedents, w be by leaving one University for soother, may deprive the professors of part of their revenges. The strewed% of this aristocracy is in the siseeistions which Mod each Member. on his . to follow the system adopted by the sisjori ty. The statesmen of Germany hose directed their elitists to the dissolution of these associstions, and to strength's* the aetherity of the Academic &sates. APRs& S—The murderer of Kotzebue was still lilies yesterday. It is asserted that several writers, Vibe are supposed to •ate►tsie the same sandman' as Kennings.. haire received anonymous letters, in which they are wanted not to be traitors to the casts of Germany. Jana, MAIER 27.—Tbe mother of M.& Kole,- bee, aged WI, who mides a Weimar, was so shock ed by the melancholy news of theassassinstios of her see, that she has been seized with a dangerous illness, sad lies 'Rhein hope of recovery. lisseeatt, Ann. s.—On the 3d of this month, tto determiestios of the R►gent with respect to the future organization of the States wee communicated to them. It is a memorable decoment, which will famish meth matter for ob ion to the Liberate. fn Germany. According to it, we are Its have io future two Chambers. The first consists of the Me iliatised States. 13ishops, Abbots, Nobles, who pos sess *mailed estates of SOW ,is•dollun a year, sod each -others as Om !Limit may think it to nominate, sod a few Members of the Reveries and Treasury Boards. 77tere is to be so publicity, runt on same solemn eernsiens. it is especial, declared that a Constitution is net necessary for es. er rather the boost theories respecting Constitetioos, are repro. seated as soeuitabk. The dignity of Hereditary Lied Marshal is gives for ever in the family of Munster. JEWS, MAIM' 30.—The news that the well-knows Kotzebue was murdered by • student of Jests, of the name of Sands, sod that the latter immediately after wards attempted to pot sad to his own life, reseed the greatest astreishment here, end etched the meat gene ral sympathy. For Charles Sand was suirers.lly be. loved as • quiet and linens maw, who united a bold end cool peesenee of slid with ardent lose of coon try ; from his honour and strict love of truth, which would not allow Mai to otter the slightest falsehood eves in jeet,it used to be said prnyetbially—so honest red tree es Smith. If. was by no means a futatic, and bated nething more than all peaked and high spend ing linear. He was pare and unspotted in the highest seen of the word, and spotless es his life was his imegiestion. in society ha was very Ray sod lively, sod foul of raillery sod Metering, and frolic. Nut the slightest trace of • melancholy and dark disposition was ever perceived is him. It was as easy to prepossess hint in fa of a mao, as it was dill. cult to prepossess him cyclist a mast ; a certain in. vitteible hatred, however, to every thing base, end a prefosed contempt for worthless men, constituted a principal (estate in his character. He tested any particular hatred towardehl. Von !Case. hoe, of whose nephew he was even rinwatkably fond. In the greet Liberation War, he distinguished him self in the battles of his country, and more than once shed his blood for it. It appears, however, from a more millet" 'lamination, that the deed had heels long deliberated oa ; for the letters which were found here, and which were taken posses *jou of by the Magistrate, prove this. Above his door ht. had written in Hebrew characters the words—" I rhmU wake Ms storming duzin."—For a long time he bad frequented the Anatomy School, and considered accurately the 'beefiest of the heart sod the nobler ports, the injury of which was mar. tal, but which then naturally enough excited no sus picion. Towards even his neatest friends end fond. est associates be was as much rt 4 his ease on taking leave of them as ever ; none of them could have the slightest anticipation of so dreadful a deed ; end therefore their agitation and grief on receiving the we•s were the greeter. The act is hated hese as well as every where else, but we notelet abhor site actor bete, where we were acquainted with his former life. GERMAN PAPERS. A LiACT, FEB./A.—An *flay, attended with bleed slsed, has token place neer Wesvenburg, between some French and 101 N Bavarian troops. Aboet 100 paces beyond Wessenberg is the first Bavarian netpost; near this is a peblic.hesse, which is ranch frequented by French troops oftbe garrison of AVesseaberg. Two gre millers were there some days ago lathe tame time with some Bavarian soldiers, got into a quarrel with them, and were beaten. They immediately fetched to their assistance some of their comrades, who came in great numbers, and ere said to base wed the Bavarians very roughly. It is stated that several are ly wounded. MAYCII 25 —lt is for many reasons highly improbable that the Jesuits will be ever spin admitted among us, yet it is now spoken of as being probable. This report, however, is the less worthy of credit, as it is known how suspicious the princi ples of this Society are in the eyes of our Govern. west. and most, indeed, be in the eyes of all 'plight. smell Governments, because it is proved that in ibis 'solely the ambition of one or more Monks frequeistly sd the good of whole nations and their Simi le order to promote its selfish, and, in gene. , plass. Wltheter this dims 1116 *rcirsy .1 opposed rages, II ral, highl TIIE sTATF.smes'; pesos Society exists there is Stehre Is Mete, t he influeute of which Is evident enough eves to the least peoetratiog eye. It is even alineed, by mem worthy of credit, that there exiles scarcely any system of the Jesuits for teaching Divinity mod Common Lew w►icb is net strictly prohibited amen es, on amorist of oho enti.mosarchical principles prevailing in it, two-third. of the barks in the above branches of literature, and those connected with them, w►ieh are cootaised in the list of prohibited books drawn op anew a few years beck, a►e mid to be written by Jeeeits. Aun.soeur, Aratt. S.—The Corheneri, arrested in Upper Italy, ere imprisoned is the Venetian Island of St. Michael, where the preparatory investi gations for their trial are making. Ace;ents from Florence is the 27th of March are foil of desctip lions of the festivities that have taken plots there.— The Austrian Court intended to hoes Florence oe the 29th, to proceed to Rome by way of Sienna. Prince kletternkh set set for Rome oo the 411th, by wsy of Leghorn. The marriage of the Princess Louisa Charlotte, daughter of the Doke of Calabria, silk the Spanish Intent Deo Fraaeiseo de Paola, is 6sed fir the 15th of April. Rorc, Mascr4d.—Bares Vow Schmitt Grilles. berg, Ambassador from the King of Wirtemberg and several Germa■ Coasts, and Baron Von Teckitioin, Ambassador from the Greed Duke of Baden and other German Princes, charged with an sonar. dimity mission from their respective Courts to his Holiness the Pope, arrived someday• ago Is this city. lost Monday they bed an audience of his Holiness, and were received by him with Blowsiest distinction', after which they delivered their credentials. Frew► Papers and some Italian Jouroals have stated, that the creeiters of Lucien Bonaparte had been called to gether at Paris for the purpose of =kill a cooper. sition for their claims, and that 7tl per cent. had bee. offered them. We are desired (say the Romeo Pa. pens) by the Priam of Canino, to desists this sews Ito be wholly unfounded. sail presided by the Chancellor bf the Superior Au is Mbar's', M. do lloirenhnris. They have already cansesced proceedings. There is, baked, no liras to lose. if it be hoped to procure farther cunfeasion fres Sundt. Notwithstanding the pain of 16 wnends, Condi 6 very calm, and confiners to rejoice at baying suc ceeded in his enterprise. All the family of M. de Ket,phee are shoot to quit aim town, in which every Wog recalls such sad recollections. They only wait foe the movery of the widow and the eldest of the Misses de Kasebos.l PRICY. 1/1. srocKs THE Bask fterk 9 per Cyst. KM 71. 9 per Cent. Con-4,4 ;3 Si per Cert. R 4 t ergot. for err. ;31 I per Crow No 111AY AT 0141: 11'CLUCA. 5 per Cyst. Mawr pot loins Needs X X 1 p. L•ag ANL 19 MI Kitebegimer Ili& 4 p. Ornmeliese THE STATESMAN. FREIVGII PAPERS. PARIS, Aram 13.—Yesterday being the somber. savvy of the entrance of his Royal flightless Monsleer into Paris, the National Guard superseded the Body Guard of this Prince he their invite, and remained on dory until this morning. At noon, Marshal Ordinal and the Officers of the n Legions of the Parisian Guard presented to his Royal Ilighwess their coo. grat•lations on that twee. The Prince received them with his nasal affability. Amongst other kind es pressions his Royal flightless observed, that he should aloe), feel himself happy when surrounded by the National Gourd, and that the 14th of April would never fail to mire the most pleasing recollections, adding :—" Gentlemen, I do net weer your uniform, bet l keep it by me, and will wear it in the best of danger ; I know of none that is more splendid or more boonorable." _ _ _ Ilia Royal Highness afterwards received the Minis. ten, Deputies, Genets's. Iltc.A repot had been pre. pared for the National Gourd on duty; et four, ste Prince entered the banqueting-hall, which at his pre sence reminded with ecclasetions; sod, asking for • piers of wine, said—" Now, Illy friends, to the health of the King," •hich was received with shouts of Fire le Roi! Vies Atomiser! After en interest of a few moments, his Royal Highness said—" My friends, to the health of the thirteen legions; I wish they should know that I drink to their glury end happiness." The Prince shortly afterwards retired smitht expressions of general Joy and affection. The Persian Autbsosador passed 'hemming before last at the house of Madame the Heelless d'Escarv. 1 His Excellency walked last storming is the garden of the Thuilleries. _ _ _ _ _ . ._ An Ordinance of Police, dated the 3d of April, and posted )estettley &soot Paris, renews lb. pro. htbition already given to the keepers of coffee-booms, taverns, billiard-roosts, &c. against keeping their respretiro establishments open alter eleven o'clock at night. Tits follosiog aro the only Journals now permit. led to ester Spain :—The Illonilear. tbe Gazette de France, the Journal de Pante, the hornet des De. hags, sad the Qualidieane. Tbo English Papers, and those of the Netherlends. are strictly forbidden. Ths assassinstion of AL de Kotzebue will probably bo followed by conseqsences not foreseen by this In. lodated wretches who armed the baud of row( Sandt. M. de Strove, the Russian Minister at the Coed of the Gland Duchy of Baden, proceeded to Man. brim on the 2d lust., personally to collect all the de tails of this deplorable event, and at the saws lime to close to be delivered to him ell the pipers Met might be found in One portefesille of M. do Kase bee, in his quality of pirate correspondent to the Emperor Alexander. Not witissiesding the obstinate desists of Sundt, it appears mere end more established that he bad ac complices. An Innke►per of Weissberg has deposed that whets Sends lodged at Lis house, he was accent ponied by soother young man. Other persons have given evidence to the same erect bat the unknown disappeared at the tome•gate of Maoheirn, 10804 to his filmic comrade all the perils of the blow fate had consigned to his execution. Our Private Correspondent from Italy, observes the Journal der Debate, does not speak of soy arrest, and affords no sew motive for believing the reality of coespiracy against his Majesty the Emperor of Assisi.. The Journal• of Florence, Genoa, and Milan, de not notice any disquieting circumstance. French Feuds, April It —Five per cents. 67(.45c. Bonk Klock, ISM. hi AIIHEIM, Aram 6.—The death of the assassin of Kotzebue has been erroneously annoonced in she Joersrals. The wretch was removed, at ten o'clock last night. from the civil hospital to • sleigh bossing prison, known ender the sppollatioe of a hoes@ of correction. lie fainted whilst being con veyed thirher. The phjsicians have declared that it was impossible he could recover. It is eves probable that be •ill not live above a few days. The indispensable necessity of procuring mere ma. Oriel information relative to the motives whkh in duced Sandi to commit the crime, was strongly felt. The preliminary dispositions sot appeasing leakiest, • Special Commission on the pert of air Oren has beta sprinted, compesed of Judges of the hest tank, • -4111111, LONDON: IaTUIMAT. APMIL 17, 18' 9. Now York Paws to At 13th alt. and Miffs: to tt.o ?Id alt. arrived this swain, frost whkh we sake the following eatrect . Maalr►al. Mare% 3. " We am favoured bye Rentieuran who left York, U. C. early on Satordey lart, with the following per. linters of proceeding, ■t the Coert of Avails then holding then, and which beim on the rld Fernery. " York, Feb. 16, 1119. SEX 9. Tilt ILAIL &T PfLKIRI AXD OVUM. " A Bill of Wiegman' for a conspiracy to ruin the trade of the North.nest Company, ■nd impaction the partners thereof, was heed by the Grand Jet, against •• Thomas DI, isAlas. Pal of Selkirk; J. R. tlierilitt de Lorimer, frig. Capoai• to hie Majesty's Imlias Minns eats Coolant P. D'Othonnees, late of tire De Itemise Itegiwrrat ; Captions Fred. Ifolifer. dm.: Liens. G. A. Vasa., ditto ; Lino. Fr.deriek Grad:Brad, ditto; Serjea►t Jorob ditto; Coolant Niles diardoorsell. bar rd the Comadiso Eva ribi. s Lieut. Alesonder Bridport Beeb.e. late of the l(w)el Navy; Dr. Jotto Mies. John hi•Nott. Jolla Speorer, Arch;teted MordoooW, Dwell Marpberses, John P. &nuke, &IA Chatelitio. " Tho indictment contained three counts, and amongst the new overt acre therein set forth, sop• ported by documentary sod ors! evidence, the follow leg were parowelarly promigont :—The engaging sad arming a number of disbanded soldien (foreigows); tbr• eat., of them by force of arms into Fort William in Au: , gst, 1816, tetainiog psesesaioa of the fort till May. 1817, bending off as prisoner, the partners of the North-west Company fiend there, getting rid of the clerks by 'ghettoes to appear at York at a period when no Courts we held there, without erupriring of Own grhedwr they knew any thing of the matters to which the sebertess related, and witboat ever brigg ing Mem forward afterwards ; stopping of the outfits from ;obi into the interior, and the referee from tem ing to Montreal ; possessing themselves of all the books sad papers of the concern, sending sway the priecipel Clerk ender a charge of felony, without otemiosiion, and without boring ever followed up that charge ; the pretended sale by David Mackenzie of the North-wort property, obtained by his Lord ship by mesas of continued duress; tampering with end debeeching the North-west Cowpony's servants, and commanding them in the King's name; writing circular letters to the partners and clerks iu the in terior of the country, whiting them to abandon their trust, alleging that the North-west Company were relied, and to carry the furs to Hudson's Bay; tak ing possession of Fort Lake LsPlele,and the property there, sod stopping the navigation, &c. &c. 1:pos Ibis being returned a true bill, the ATTOIII. WIT.GENERAL moved the process of the Court against the parties, end Doctor Allen being present, was to be arraigned the following day. ill !WAS MITI! V. SAIL or 4X1.IIIII• •r This erase civil avian, brought by Mr. William Smith against the Lori of Selkirk, for false 'reprises. meat. " It appeared in ',idiom, that the Plaintiff was; Under Sheriff of the Wester. District, and us such the bearer of a Writ of Restitution, founded on a verdict of a Special Jury, at Sandwich, io October, 1815, and granted by the Sitting Magistrate, order ing the restoration of Fort William to the North. west Company. lle was also the bearer of a war rant for felony, isieed against his Lordship, Dr. l Allen, Capt. Matthey, and others, upon se Worts'. lion, on oath, before a Justice of the Peace. Lord Selkirk, instead of obeying, imprisoned Mr. Smith in t he fort, from the 19th March till ►e evacuated it in May. " The Jury, after some deliberation, Merged a Verdict in the f f the Plalatiff.—Do wages 5001. l[alilaa CO r teary." Paris Papers of Tuesday arrived in town piles day, but attar contents are scarcely worth notice, although aro have not much of importance to speak of on our home concerns. A letter from a pri►ate band, received this scorning, containing a few re- marks on the French Ministry, we giro as (Minns : —" The French Ministry reminds ea of the fable of the old man, his son, and the ass—strives to please everybody, and consequently pleases nobody, not. withstanding its unremitting efforts. It wisely km its eyes on AS English Constitetion as a scale! ; and to give the Members of the two Chambers some ides of the manner in which its principles were 'approval by reel Patriots, it orders the translation of Fox's .. ..- Speeches; but •e please certain parties, it siged those of I'ITT. The meet nominations contain nosily il lastrioos Patriots ; but to please the lithos, it d•shed the cep with gall, in admitting a, me wh o bad wo pretensions save those of being the enemies of order. It sett M. Corru, a worth) and enliihten;d man, to study the legal invitotions of England; and to co .nlerbalance the greed he might do, M. Ct.viEst was sent after him, who, from bib g • very warm Republican, is termed an esaggerated Una. Royalist, and after proving geologically that the Mosaic account of the creation is Melees, is forme ed bigot, and destroys by faith the deren• stations of Monet. It pretends to concede the Liberty of the Press, sod imposes restrictions which amount to • prohibition. To what are we to attribute these seem. i.g incensieteacies ? To the ethane* of • factious too near the Threat not to indeetsce it. We .g designate no one; bat we will e.k, what la the cease of the general cessionaries wiarnever it is knows that his Majesty is indisposed ? The disceseloos oe the Law of the Liberty of the Press comes gm t.. day. The Committee far esamining it has made a great many alteration', and proposes the reduc tion of the security required to ono half. We have no hesitation in predicting that the law will not pass escept ender each inediicarieos a, will leave scarcely an atom of the origisal Bill is the state it was proposed." As meek fess Mete made of Lord WIJITWOILTIeII visit to the capital of France, as of Gotta:me: arrival at Li l / 4 al. Not ono in twenty Frenchmen bat say knosledge of what passed at Versailles and Trianon in the day' of Queen Assonsarts, when this Nobleman was Aw -1 Wearier there, and consecoently he is lost in mese at the questions, " How will this Englishmen be received at Court by our good and virtuous Soat aigu ?" &c. As Lord Ogleby had, Se may this ;veletas of gallantry have, " debts of honest' *hick mast be paid." For as to being w spy, we are as. aired he will do the French no harm in that capacity, ma though Opals' B—os—u were his Lordship's 'private secretary. The Emperor of RUSSIA evinces • peculiar le. tertst is thespian's's whether the assassin of Kona. •vs had accomplices or nut. The Russian Mohler at the Court of Baden has been directed by bit So vereign to attend the proceedings of the Commis 'Jose's In their investigation of the etsir and its cause. As to a fellow stedent being in his company a short time before the deed. that has little to de is implicating such person with the matter. It mass by the Ilamburgh end Dutch Mails, that some (pet rel+ among the militery have taken place at Breese's. They arose between the different troops that compose that garrison. Several on both sides sera woeuded, and a few of the most turbulent committed to atm porary imprisonment by the Police. Oar Readers cannot but recollect t►at about week ago, we noticed that the Coarier, after having published a garbled, cad otherwise unsatisfactory sod incredible account of the finances of the lest quarter, with some notes of references sad comparisons of this last to the former year ; had !ha audacity to affirm, that the condition of the country was Haltering to a high degree, both with regard to Revenue aid Tat We should have been glad, as friends to our country, that this writer could have been made to prove his w ords. Alas! troth was not the design, but deception, which might ansoer his own priest* ends sod interest, or farther the main views of his employers. Prucrastinationla tbeirehject. They wish and want to pat off the evil day, when the reckoniog most come on. Bet out of that delusive stale of the income and of the growieg trade and commerce of England, arises • very serious injury to cambers of individuals, and a vest mortification toassnaoy more who casks their specelations accordingly. The writer, no doubt, with his stoical assume', laughs in his sleeve, and says the Public (which to him 'topes no thing of respect) is fair plunder. " Si cull popular decepi, decipiatur." It's enough for him that he makes his profit of the transaction, one way or the other. One thing we do insist °N and that is, that as th• Courier is dictated to, or acts in concert with, or by the connivance of, Ministers, through the means of some of their satellites, its conduct on °maim" of this nature should be enquired into and chas tised. It is too tress to be passed over. If a lose, after all, should be required by the CHAIM,. Loa of the EaCilEattart, instead of a tea or two re pealed—then does the Journal in question deserve to be beret by the hands of the common hangmeo.—. The Report made by the Committee enquiring iota the important hosiery trade at Leicester, and which is published in this day's ST4rcsar4w, is afflicting to the highest degree, and gives so unequivocal con tradiction to the daring falsehoods of the Print in question. Of what materials must the readers a sock a Jgetnal he composed, if after solicit" as Funds decline the very day of the pompous detail, and witnessing their further declension to this very hoer, they can endure the sight of sect. a false aside! If the liropo.al of a loan, instead of a repeal of one or more lases, should, after all the display of national pro.p..tity, he made by the CIIANCILLOS at the ExCitirtUrn hi the basin'ss of the Budget, what mast 1.. 11.• fe.ting of the sensible part of the Cou rier's Readers ? KING AGAIN•I ituoDART AND 011111te...-1141 Cline, to whirlt Sir. HUNT is the Prefecelnr for s h.! tillle.hed in the Aril) %nNea, ip pooponed Moodily, %lieu it goads Ent et soaped is t►e fist. li ,