The Statesman. — London, England, 1818-11-09 00:00:00

' to, qi ; % -- publiihed at the same time with the Tariff, become more numerous in the different parts of the Prossian Grand l)urhy of the Rhine. Many persons, who pretend to be well informed, think that this new law. which has not yet been put in force, io the ancient. Priii.ian p rov i nces , w ill un d ergo severa l soo difi ca .3 t *ions, and. particularly that it wilt be freed from all the ref rospecoive regulations which it imposes on this Therclouts. It is affirmed, that Deputies who hare been sent to Prince Dardeitherg with these Tomos). atiafirri, heap met with a tevooroblo reeepries, and that the Chenryiler has pronibeti to take their ob- _oervationti Into consideration. 'IAIX.LA•C7IAPLLLI4 Nev. 2.--t-The Earl of Guile. ord is arrived byre from London. FRENCH PAPERS. • • PARIS, Nov. 4.—The King of Preemie, actempa. stied by the Doke of Meekleriburgh, and Prince Charles of Preside, left Paris last morning at eleven' o'clock, for Ais.hieChepelle. • The cur of libel between General Cancel, Colo. , feel Fsbvier, and M. Senneville, • will be called ow be. fore the Correctional Police, en Saturday nest, the 7th of November. The Sweetish Diet, remitted, in its last Sitting, that the patent% audagriculirsl labourers, who shall cause four of their children to be vaccinated, shall enjoy diminution of lases for foer years. • Letters from Leipsic aay, that the Michaelmas Fai► • has terminated,' bet suet it did not realise all the teepee which the oeccess of .the ten first days bad created. • We are assured front Frankfo►t, that the old pro. ire proposed by the Archduke Charles, in 1790, h as been adopted, of not establishing fortresses on the banks or in the neighbourhood of the Rhine, but to • line with forts the passes through the Black Forest Into Suable. • Nov. apeculations have agitated the Stock Esebange.• The op'niou of some gambler. had discounted, if we may use the expression, all our • hopes of the evacuation of our territory.• Miefor• tones might have beeii.the result of these calculations. • The mischief is repaired. The Funds cannot fail to • take their natural course. They repose span bases that cannot be skates. Amidst this sort of crisis the credit of the Royal Treasury is untouched. The bonds of the chest of service are considerably shag ' 'the hest commercial paper. The payments are made with the *seal ►egularity. Nothing results f►om this movement but a useful lesson for gamblers,(N o . teiteur.) The King presided at a Coatnell of Ministers yes, terdsy. f The meeting of Os Chambers will take' pleat tbei Will Nov. • * • -Lieutenant-General Canoe', MM. de .Sosigey, de Chauvigny, do Blot, Gaeta., and Latta; bad been seat s by a decision et tee T 41111,681 of first inatsnre, before the Cbambet:4l4lceissation. dUtho Royal 'Court, as being accused of conspiracy spinet the internal• Wifely of tb. Slam !•rids, last the , Court beard The information of the Public Ministry, •asti yesterday isseed the order, which declares thee there had been no ground of accosatioo, sod Arnhem, - the liberation of ell the wised. is r o• General Cassel and M. de Cbseviompleft th e {prison) de la Force yesterday, at six o'clock in I .ereorlingt if. de Romilly might have recovered his liberty at the same time, he remained in pants vo.! .ientarily'-dwring the eight, sot to abandon M. do, Songy, afflicted with' a violent attack of goat, mot who was onabletriisave himself removed to his resi dence till yesterday morning. The Duchess of Devonshire arrived at Paris the. -day before yesteeday. A young man, *hoot 2$ yen of age, named -Gaud, had • cespied fig thp space of a fortnight, Roe Brojolais, a small shop and room where he manage tared chocolate. A reverse of fortune which he es "'deuced deteradeed him to pot an end to his days. The 26th of last month he informs his landlord and neighhoors that he is going to make a journey, shots op big shop, cleanup and stops perfectly all the pas lieges to his room ; writes a att.' , long letter, wherein he ann.:Awes that he alone is the cause of his death ; silts pardon of society, and testifies his regret for the sorrow that he is about to causw,his family and Minds; bequeaths th one of thee, last a bill fht 800 francs, and then lays Maisel down, after hating kindled a chafing pan, and a - great stove filled with teal. They thought be was in the country, sod it was not till three days ago that a noisome stench awake ssapiciona; the Commiasasy caused his chem. bet to be opened, where they found the unfortunate *.n, who had been dead eight days. During his stay at Paris, his Majesty the Kiog of Prussia honoured with his presence on Saturday last the Montagnes Fraocaises of the Jarden Beaujese—o This Monarch was recognised by the managers, be fore whom he preserved she most strict incognito, yvhich the latter knew bow to respect. Ills Majesty left the marks of his munificence to all the persons employed at this fine garden. Two Colleges of Jesulte have already been opened lath* domisioas of tie King of Saraiuia. That at trek was to be opened in the beginning of November. Five per Cent. Consols left off at 68 f. 23 e. Vistula, Oct'. accoeutsirom Hosgary stale * dust, the 'lmago ie that country has been es. *tamely shendent; and that the wise is of excellent Ileality. --The corn harvest has aloolorao meek WM elsondant thaa was espected.., ; 0 , 0 ,1 IZ 41/110ACT 07 A PRIM RlLlrlik. *1 k...A13(44+ . 1r5g.g.5, Ocr. 3 1.--The affairs of Gore many heft already, It is "id, been brought ender diurnal**. io metre' ctieleronees of the.iiintaters but op to the present the only thing that menithalgretti on is, Mot Vim shall la &dared a foneeemirofAber Confederation., and shall have an Autoritils perisewo They. speak eentitawaUy of .e trackage of territory' between Prussia and the Low Cooshrtes ; Proilill desires oo (beside of Beigiele the Meese for a frostily and she wishes to aide to the low Cosesellea, ie sew cheap, parts of the territory 11_ , Vg. For three weeks lecesmatige weather that cola ' 6104.0, who■ the •Ling pe;saitted a velem ti Dori. sod 1 ;is 3 horses. A or . a PRIV4TB COMIRRSPONDENCE. 'Park, Nov.% ISM. All the results of the Elections are now known. The Journals will bore' apprised you that M. Ter !seam' has carried the day at Paris eter'M..Beajaosin de Constant. A sad victory for the Ministers, who last year opposed his Election. Is a depart• -meat in -which the enema of the e- weri cputineed i in the &tribe, M. de le Fayette has just been elected. Iu vale to..binder Isis election; the President of the Electoral College, M. Jules Patiquier, suspended for some time the operetlosrof the College soder a (tireless pretest : *non, the Wad (infestations of the electors compelled bins. to resume them. M. J. Pasettier, who had .placed him self intim number of the Candidates, could only ob tain 40 or 60 votes, to spite of his station as Presi. dent, .as a landholder, and the still more weighty circemstaoce,bisbeing brother tools influential Minis tere who conducted himself daring the last Session with remarkable dexterity, since he had the art of proceriog an andience from all parties, without pro• coking alternately their mermets against Messrs. do Cases and Wise. The Paris Election tereniniteff In a manner very *Wang to !befriends of M. Bela rt, Precureur Gent. rat in the Royal Court of the Seine, and President* the Electoral College : while be read the names scribed on the bulletins, many persons called out to him to raise his voice. lie answered that it was im possible for him to speak loader. " You can, how ever, make yoorsOlf heard when yno wish to accuse," said a voice from the crowd. A livid paleness im mediately covered the face of M. Belief, who, as you may remember, urged the death of Marshal. Nay. The Public Funds, in the course of the last week, have fallen more than b. per cent. Different emplana. tions of this fact have been given. The diferent parties who divide es will he tempted to accuse ea t% other reciprocally as the cause of it. The most calm observers attribute it to a decision of the Bank of France. is was accustomed to discount bills of ex change; it has now determined, no doubt, from the esig• Hey of its ofairo, to thortfo, by on, mouth, he term of its discounts. . This resolution causing a momentary •nebarraument to many 'boon.. meet 'no. - cpsisrily`create a deficiency of ready money in the Pori' market. ft it also said, that many English, afraid gl the use which Fracas will make of its in. dependlurce, bays' ee Aft the stock they had pior. 14talild in oar Fdsot know whether the roomay gr your t*olipif 4 sore scares on she lgsoaaage, but thfrxakoOhoty mode 1. s.totak ! :, rous 4a our promilesimfinsa oar Theatres, *WU seems evident that Obattid. fears iodate many to itsio Paris. Loa. WAlroa's Dtt.--Netidsratthe PshleiOlClL inearnir' z ~. : •-;;,4 siv.4TßAil . ' IW, . . • LONDON I uppity. %ovum* 0, Nut ......0........ • Dispatches of very great importance have been re leised from St. Helms.. They were brought by the [ 'Mosquito sloop of war, Captain Hame l which at d4ved at Portsmouth on &nerds, afternoon, in 39 days, 'laving left the Island of St. Helena on the 29th.... September. It is asserted that she comes solely the purpose of bringing these dispatches, the arrive of which, and the secrecy preserved with respect to them, have eacited a great sensation at Portsmouth 'tied in town. Captain BRINE, who was immediately landed with them, arrived at the Admiralty In a po .. chaise and four. About siz o'clock yesterday morn. ing Lord illEtAtra.a received them, and he. lost o e time in communicating them to Earl BATHURST. A Council was immediately called, end Messengers we dispatched in every direction to summon the persons whose presence was considered necessary. So early as bait past seven o'clock, Mr. Corm es had arrived from, M unster.house. The Law OfViceri were also re. quested to aimed, and before eight o'clock a Coen. mil was held, consisting of the Earl of LIVERPOOL, Earl BATHURST, Lord MELVILLE, Mr. CROKSH,fIIe ATTORNEY and SOLICITOR - GENERAL, ke. The Council confirmed in ,deliberation, with very little intermission, nearly the whole 'day, Attlee atike Admiralty or at Lord Bawl:mit', office, bat 'the most studios's/silence was observed; end net a par ticle of the matter under con sideratioo was suffered to transpire. . . The speculations at Portsmouth, with repent, to the information thus conveyed, will be seen Wilk altimmeniestions which we haslet *am thence in ifs::, other ealemn. The tonjectdsii4nd remours . .41 'town have also beets neseroesp. 4011 death or escape Of BONAPARTE arcarsong the. tganimars ifi•Ot t WOO 'one statement is that a plot Imefints formed intile Helves to Liberate -th• leiseithiel NA TOLIIOW —dist I Pe ~, s ' fit, that the tio• - - bid t seal, 'rel l/ histrtictioass how to prg ., . I s / h e InT 'it4 . ved is regard to theetalieso • .. • em; roam many sospielows.• Whialllw . r , 'abject miter*? dotiberattott relates tri4l 4*.' cidiet of general importance to the empire." tf which ventures to sake this assertion, esiteftsere the :•priroo•r awl in ' l ll4 tO te : a a ll a tt l y e e- r ill s o o; they relit! ettmordinary report, namely,. that erTIICII, U true, would be indeed a most disgraceful (act. It says— " We have heard, bet we should be sorrytw pledge ourselves for the fact, that M, O')lizana,who lately officiated as 'medical attendant our BONAPARTE, has "bleu removed from his Britaunic Majeiry's service. The ciresmitances from which this aileeed removal 4irge arisen are described to us to be of a eaters inritiell will cot admit of their being generated. It Je said that the Doctor has charged the Governor 11th a proposal to him to poison the prisoner.".-- The Paper in question then goes on to show • w has eery foolish man indeed Sir HUDSON LOWE would be to wish to destroy BONAPARTE, by whose death hi. men employment as Governor most cease. Any one who has read the details, which have fortunately beer' laid before the Public, of the cruelly unworthy treatment which biaeoison has received under Sir HUDSON Lowes government, will be able to ap preciate the degree of care and attention which ha,. marked the condect of Sir HUDSON towards his lostriries and valuable Prisoner. From the facts of that ignominious treatment the Politic will judge 'whe ther any wish has been entertained to destroy the mani.of• whom, even in the depth of his calamity, all the Sovereigns of Europe are afield, and well may the creel and the guilty tremble for their award, though girt with power and steel. Thrones may be spin burled down, but this is a matter of little con sequence to any but Princes. They will fall without regret, and without sympathy ; bet England, who is the only nation in Europe that can boast of • public mind, it will be recorded and remembered, assented to, if it did not spirit on, the system of St. Helena. The subject, to any man who has feeling for the ho sent and motets of his *coentry, is too painful to follow. Since writing the above we have received the lowing communication .1 ? . . • Second Edition of the PorthilltrltikiPast, " ca l* Ii been ibis morning. • Assarkkef-amig if USQW.TO SLOOP Off Mitt Al .M 'PROM 3T. HEL.V.NA. . As &today Afrernooe, Half.pset Three feChtek. Commenicatirta has just been allowed with the above vessel. BORATA DTI was well, and in sub custody. It is uoderstood tbat the Dispatchei Ca Bettis took with him yesterday, relate tp a which was near upon being carried into effect, and which had for its object the liberation of BONAPARTE. Some persons residing in England are the princi pals." THE QUEEN. The state of her MAJZITT becomes progressively tsetse. She has new passed the four last nights, and great part of the intervening dais, net only without repose, bat in the endurance of intense pain, and ra• pidly succeeding paroxysms of corseting; of coarse her debility ie _ it the repasts a still more Besides the almost total • absence of repot*, her 'Manny takes little refreshment; so little, indeed, as to seem quite inadequate to her esistence ; and no doubt the in cessant application of opiates, and other medicines, must materially conduce to this loss of appetite, in dependent of her estreme esbaestion. The quantity of medicine brought to the Palace Peery morning frost London, is really astonisbleg. Throughoufthe *hole of Sd.eday her Aureate was so seriously ill, particularly towards the evening, that 'meal el presses, in quick i succesaion, were sent off to the PatsmellsaenT, el Caritas-house. The &Olefin of yemilbly siated at. ".ll4( the Qvatu bad passed the preoeditto,evenfog !try encomfortsble state, and Mad 1 11 4,4 mildew night; bet that there was no legate- I rial alteration in her Maartstr's symptoms; sod this morsring the following official notice was issued : " Kew Palace, Now. r. The Qhatts felt herself wore easy throvgbout yesterday; but her Mamma's eight has bees a restless use. Ail : (Sigurd) "H. HAtPOaO." At 1110111 •'clock, Sir HEART lIALIPORD refereed feijeritfet;ding the Monthly Council at Windsor Cosily; and shortly after the Aleibbishop . Of CAN. TERSOBY arrived at the Palace, telar the Report,of the Council before theQuaas;iiiisiGreeewas received by the Princess AUGUITA and itsetitAiss of GLOU COSTER; hvrAoyal Highness the•Priemem AuntISTA received the Report in the name of her . MAaMie:— Meat six o'clock the Pam; errirerk end instantly gems endless* to itse.,Physicinus. The conference fasted more than halt - in hoer, and then his Royal Highness joined thelPstrucassas, and the Archbishop, in the greet drewinprootn. In the course of the evening, daring i temporary cessation. from pin in bpr M A kjesee; his Grace was introduced to the Royal -, saber, when be administered the Hedy Sacrament .4 4,018/1, the Attica Rammer, and the PRIN. After .tbaceremony, between nine and ten hie Go, 'oft out for Lambeth. The Pam* dio,ooi lore the Palm Wl nearly twelie • • 4 0 % v • . r ) 1 „A The MID opl state of t►e I - d :1.1 ":4t If. 'Warr has dale, and is gum! Welt maks noaleared. " $l. lIALFTWD, 4 - W. HBBERDEN. P - - -.-...,a hie IllaJZl4Ses-disti. /4 11M1L141,, ki obese was to the Nob, Gent►y, and the Palle. The French Pews have reached es Ante ner last to the oth inst.. General CAevgr.sed M, 1404 . e. MN? have been 'defied, the Chamber of A mu . don (a sort of Grand Jary) having re f use d to pit them upon their trial. The Sessioe of the Cl am b er of Decodes will commence oe the 30tb iostaat.—. Tim , King of PUUSIIIA, the peke of Mu g . Lessustau, and Prince CHARLES of V • llOssta t left Paris en the morning of the 3,1 Monsieur, the Duke of BERRI, 114 die Ramie * Grand Duke CONSTANTINE, were present It 6 gnarl review on the same rlay, on the plain of Greselte,in which the Duke of RAO/SA commanded the Imp % The French Funds left uff both ou Tuesday and Wet!. nasday, at 681. 25 c. A Flanders Mail ahitb has arrivad brings Brod.. sels Papers to the 51h, sod from Ais•la 'Chapelle to .`the 3d. The Empress Dowager of 'Rost* was taw' peeled at Brussels on Tuesday last, a►id the lola. bitants were ordered to illuminate their house upo n the occasion. The Tariff of duties recently publish. ed by the Prussian Government mill s it is supposed, uederga some utorliirationr, which may rende► it more palatable to the People of the Grind Duchy o f the Rhine. By the new Concordat. between A s Papal See and the German Priaees, all the esistiog restrictions on the free 'itemise of religion ate said ti be abolished. • _ _ A 'abject of such importence as the Meteepoly a f eater, cannot fail to ticker the public etteatiofr is an ornipent degree. Our Readers are well swami( lite'lively interest which we have taken with rega4 t ile this sobjeet. It was with much pleasure, tore. fore, we witnessed the Moths of the f a h t bit im i s o f Fibs Easters District, no 4116.410 th of last month, for Mit purpose * of enquiring 414 the existing alums, it over supply or this important article.—We trust the Olummittoe appointed on that occasion, will plimsoll* enquiry with that eqiitable spirit, and upon the* Ooad and liberal principles, which were in conspire. 40sely manifemed-by. those public! spirited Gentlemen, et whose initance that Meeting was convened. Intles4 we cannot doubt the good intentions of those Geoth. men. A from the character we hove heard of the . Chair on , - matter will lot that day., the oblivion, or the istetests iietly surrendered to the nil. of a few indirlayals. Is has - been reported, aid from good ',Amity toe, that the Companies are disposed to compromise this matter ; but we trust the good sense of the Com mittee will not allow their honour to be sallied by such a disgraceful proceeding. A compromise eta only Week, and that for an uncertain time, the fee who enter into it; whilst the transaction would atonce establish its perpetrators as the partkipes criminis; sad ultimately fie upon the Public those very evils which they were deputed to remedy. We are of opinion, and we oNer it wit hoot meaning any direspect to the appointed Committee, the Legislalere alone as produce any salutary change in the present unjosti• Sable system permed by these Companies. Besides, in the case of a compromise, tchel gear:Wee Ws the Public for the fulfilment or continuance of the good terms • which may sow be offesied. This bale , ness most be investigated to its ultimate sourct-i= for it cannot be supposed the supply of wain tr this greet and•crowded Metrepthile sho.N be at A, uncontrolled and arbitrary (Wel of a few riven -11111.- Yesterday the Loup CilAsCitaiblEited an Rediellel of the PRINCE REGENT at Carlton-house. Yesterday was the Princess AORTOTR'S birthday. The spartmeots in Kensington Palen, formerly inhabited by the Princess of %VALID', ere fitting op for the reception of the Dochesit'sWlKesr, whit returns to England previous to litle tipect;d ar,- couchernent. _ Yesterdsy morning, at an early hoer, Caputo KamtWlT arrived in a post-cbsin avid four is Down ing-streel. The Captain mein from Bengal, and also brings dispatches from St. Helens. In cons,• quince of his arrival, the Earltrrnoalv was le" for to town, and be, the Earl of LITERPooLI Viscount Mums.; Viscount Stooorrrn, &c. had consoltatiesii obit the Captain, sod confessors amongst 11110ditilael. There was also a considerable bustle at the'poblic offices iss the cnorse of the day. .• The LORD CRANCILLOR, on Friday, gases written copy of the judgment he had formerly delivered in the ease of Tuner/v. Oita. Each of the putties re ceived a copy of it, in order that, when the appeal comes on in the House of hords, the grounds of the decision may be accurately known. Saturday night's Gazette contains an Order in Council, for probibisitig the importation of eve powder, arms, or ammunition, to Africa, the Wet Indies, or any part of the Continent of Mack , except with permission of his Majesty's Governmeisi: the prohibition to contiotte in force for six months from the 30th inst. The present prohibitory Order in Coiled' will expire on that day. CONWEANTINOTLE, SEPT. 14.—A Swedish brim tine has brought colophon a cereo of annum and military stores, purchased by the Porte its Sweden. door, parts of the torrilory of 011111.1 k ii;'); ;It •,1 stiT ilollturattoa relates to NAPO. bor M Amory, For three weeks lacessaaily we late laddisidoW 's itlA by any d de ddallod• It leiillgeolt cbamber, .he Woollier that esellef ba Km in astosoo. liambellp t o account td Nts iwiessoo atit,efolch of to Oil Qu.slutt wroarked tbot afatoet aerifitaksplas dliaialt tlititithe 3t44 4 . ► sot all ceases. dilferpot Coeds stf idotopabilltbelbselveraearibit & L. et• by order of del,' ia3 114 re• wits 6 ' "m'C l icalli c l ,l4l , shosid thick , * * ch i ck , kV* Bets•LpOuc, Ono titer disc:wow rkiloooierg welds% this Reonte v iao fortosd pact 1t IME ittorioSON • • drunk a autbedit iihnietioli cif fees- re , t'clock. • M'' -- _ ,_ , _ akrieri . g ~__ . = ■ F I , l' I t