The Statesman. — London, England, 1819-01-25 00:00:00

ayser_, - °firer ea board, linseeds are hid for an eogoiry nto the rfondect of the Commander. Another ea. petlttints is to be fitted out, of ohkh Captain lines Is net to his the evantootl. Irbil, every Vie" Meer Is to be employed. Caes be sit 1/11W11 eon to.osted with this determisatinn of the Admiralty ? We are net odsoestee far this species of summary reprimand. A gallant °Geer taught to demand a Covert of Enquiry, or a CoertAlartial, that bis e..duet may ewes before a eolopeteist iribonal, and that he may thud or fail by the judge's' of bis • cosset''. FRENGH P4PKIIS. ..,....... Pasts, Jay. 4 11....irestorday. before Mass, the Kinn received a vials front the Duchess Dowager of thloaus sod the Massa of Litisrbon. Maria.Therosa of hams, Quire* of Charles IV. of Spats. aria. soother ad Feraloosid VII. King of Spoils. died st Reiss In abs 4th of this snaoth. ;this Poitiers@ was haws at Parma, on December 9. 1751, a44lsSei.Stareted ow the Mt fteptenther, 1785. or Ilbe mistime aosglathe of Dos Philip, Doke of Parma sod Plioestia. libe bee. to her husband, Charlie. 1 V.. no chi. time of whom were Prleces : namely, the premed Kiss of Spain, born Is 1784 the !shat Das Carlos, bun is 1748 ; and the In. fent Dos Fossidico de Paolo, bora in 1794 ; and three.famoseesa, ambety, the preitest Clasen of Por. soail, born la 1775; the Woes of Stymie new Dothan of Locos. hero in 1782 ; sad the deredi tary4friocuss of Naples, bets is 1789. Louisa Ma ria Panes* porticipticill with her &Nest hatband in all the vicissitudes "Stich followed the even hoewe curler the name of the Rrsoletien 0. 1 A."i"a• S h e came to B o m b s. d u o s ,. row stone of the forced abdi cellos of eh* 11 01 "beee of SPeies and accompauled nor harstssod ofterwards (rent Spain to Conspeigoe., from Coteries to Merseilles, and from Marseilles, t. 111100 ohms slid died. The Cinsisit leo of the Chamber of Dainties, charged with eassigaiNg the Project of the Law coacerning the notiesal recompenses proposed for the Daka do Richelieu., met ow the 18th boot. 'fo-mortow the reeding or the King's will will r.• cal to all Franco the glorious testimony .1 his fi delity. The f.wst commenteratioa of the Royal Martyr will be celebrated at Paris in the thatches of the Kofeetaml Church, on Thursday, the 21st of Jo weary, et the swat hour" of service. (The Papers, Is cossequalice, will not be published on the TU.) It is meatiosed in a letter from Mentz, that a few days sinaithero boa horn takes up from the Rhine, a stone of ono of * piles of an ancient bridge, on the aids. of Cawed. This stow, four feet in length IMAM* in breadth. bee's in the middle the folios tag Insuriptios t --" LEG. XXII." It is thence probs. lat.thet the 214 Roma* Legion bad bees employed in tho build* of this bridge. It is keowu that it bad from Syria to Meets 69 years after the birth of fist, and that it remained there mail the time that E•• @stealing Chained the organisation of the Legions. Cesesal toy bee jest boss appoitated Inspector dowel el Islastry, is the room of Viscooot Os wand, brother to tho Fiesta Ausbastador at London. lateen from Bremen of the 15th inst. state, that the pfeliseisary priseeediess in the affair relative to des Sitionet iodination accused of a coaspinsy to Owls the sos el ihsearsrte se the threes of France, balk terashisted. Two of them base hoes liberated ; the ethers have hew seat Won the iodictmeot Coe rt. ...(Gstarate tile Frew.) Os the 19th Lot. the Coca pronounced the fel. lowioe sentence I. the of of MM. Cancel, Fab. vier, Sainneville, and others:— " F a brier to pay 1110 Nom' penalty ; Seioneville h 0 trance penalty ; and Cannel 50 francs' penalty. The three pamphlets which have glees rise to the Sc. nos to be suppressed. Palmier to pay the costs in. carted by Canon. Sainueviln to pay all costs of the widow and heir of Capt. Woes. Sainnetille and Conon to hest their respective costs." We inserted an wide from a cetemporsry Jour. oil, ststiog that General Grouchy had obtained the Royal permission to return to France. We are in. termed that this intelligence is at least premature. — (Journal in Paris.) It is thought she Project of Law relative to the Li berty of the Press, will be presented to the Chamber of Deputies ow the 211th inst. A duel took platoon Monday in lb. Bois de Bas togne, betties, Col. Feline, and M. Dacia,. The fernier. wai slightly wooodird in the shoulder. It sprees by the amounts from America, that the establishastot of the Champ d'Atila (mists no longer. Gamin Lallesossid had Rose to New Chines, leas. lof his followers to shift for themselves as they could. ham* Fonda, Jan. IS.--5 per Coats. 80f. 15C ; Beek Steck, 1500 C—ha. 19. 5 per Cents. 871. 0(.; Bonk Stock, 1500 C—Jan. 20.5 per Cents:67f. 90c.; Bask Stock, 1495 f. COAIIBER OF PEERS. JAY. 19. . The Pastas= essanobseted a letter he hod re. . itaiwed frees the Deka de Richelieu, lu Which Ids Gram stated, that bass obliged, on acaoeut healthy to pass tins resaioder of the wittier is the South of Fleece, hit hod to regret his consegoeut Obility of yariteipadagis the labours of that Chia. btr doling this s tab" A slar regret wee armed by M. Allure de Tetleyousd, I* a istthe addressed to the President, dated tiortwts Ja.• 7111 let Nobiemso beim( the Kings Minister WI lb Swiss Coefedagatioa. The Cherrisar decided that Breed Depat etation fees its body sbeald be a ppointed to assist the solemn eosamemoraillort_ of tiro gists of the martyrdom of Laois XYL loosely Members", mere erscordirity auto. elected by lots, to poi this Depot The /Loped of tbe ties appsioted to esquire into riser proposigiafeeabolisitingast Weft d'lmisisee was made by the Marquis de Cierasoot Tosoorns.— It recommends the adoptive of the proposides.—The Report was (misted to he printed. CFI 4.111111 R or DISPOTIRS. J... t!. Ne pebtie boohoo of a., isopotteeas ORS 4f11113. Noted imalay. It I. inserted tat the Committee appointed to wet tish, into the Print et the Law concerning the fa brication and tale of saltpetre Mare occsested theis t/elves most sealoosly with the *object, and that they hate thought It oecessery I. adjoato their delibera- 5' RrIVITSMAPI --- ---- ,lona for a /.,might, hi olio brims that daring this in• ierval the Minister of War mg be able. in comma• skate woo inforinstion *Niels may pile thorn in their opinion. JAIIII/ART 19. The bosineas officially filed for 10-nsorrow robins to the proposition of M. Daniellles coocaknist‘ the risilit of petitioning, end the appointees's of si Secret Cum*lite* to consider the proposition of M. Vetneille tin Pity roseso for a 1100 tog marriages between brothers mad sisters•ln-faw. .1 The Sillies was oecepiett in Inuits( the Report of the Commission ea Pet*ups, end disposing of them. A Petition was reed from in indirideal, preying for a new dieisiust of the Frer k ch territory, the sip; peruke of Prefects. Sab-Pefeetv, Mayors and Mayors' Assistants, Comultollers.Geoefel end Pee tinder, sod Receivers of Tees.—(A waivers,: laugh ) The Commission proposed to pain to the Gro l ier of the day, which was adopted. There were some other Petitions, as cot mains within jerisdiction, to *rant relief, sect as that NO. Use of the servant of so emigrant preying for his wages. A Petition was reed from three loopertoes. of the indirect con tributions complaining recehr. ing their pension on the rill scaly, gli p oishoot tbe addition which ethers h ad received VW ism Ora lniece. It was referred, otter sumlialihgeoeiww, to the Minister of Finenee. A Report was reed free, thal propositiso Com minatione Central n ne, of o k e yrd with dm ru of the M. D or ,,Attet„ relative to the Bight of Petition, which way ordered to be printed. The Coreadeion charged with the eas t ninst i ti e t h :f . the Project of lAw relative to the Doke ei lieu has not yet chosen its Reporter. IRUT JAM. 3.••=rhi , cautery bet even Madrkl and his are *welted bf strong ditacbmenis of cavalry • posted at different distances in La Mancha, and on the route across Ls Sens Morena. Testifiers pro. reeding to, or ervielog from, Andalasia, are coat. pelted to unite in car ln the Micah passages: these caravans ate mewled by small &tachometers of cavalry. The armed bends bate retired Into the passes of the moantales, end seldom mime sot : bow. ever, oho of their beech bed the audacity toothier@ as far as the onion of Val do Pipes, so cetabrite for Its eserllent wines. Srtrroatto, JAM. 13.—L St eight. et 10 o'clock, the remains of the hte Wale were maisveeed, in solemn state. to the Greek chapel, from wbenee, after the relieloos ceremonies bad been gene through, the body es, deposited its the veldt sppropriated es the burying piste of the members of the Wiriest. berg Royal Family. le the morning, and dewing the preceding day, the body by in state. ?el J AN. 11.—The Empress Coulson of I Rosais, Moor of ear Q•eon, arrived bere *hatter. i. anou. tier Majesty is estimwely consequence of the death of the Grand he of Bade*, her brother, and the atilt mom essospected demise of km t i o tter•in-lsw, the %pees of Wirtem berg. His Imperial Majesty latends to get stet the day after toemerrem, and proceed dime 11440,11410151. DITIVII MAILS. FaAttainuT, Urn. Hates, ito. 5.—'TM meet important news we bate rneArni is, that the Coert of Bavaria has resolved to anode &browny, sad with oat reserve, to the C siva respecting the slain of Baden, agreed epos al Ait.la-Chapello. Aceord ing to accounts tabkh hate been received, It was the Emperor Alelander, the defender of the Wearily of the Stare of Baden, who impaled to crown his work by setting aside for the fotoe also only oppoitioa to the point' agreed upon in this lair by eh* High Allied POMPIS, and ihdocini Bavia formally to ap prove what had been arranged without its concur- MSC. : this was the more necessary, as by the Treaties concluded with the Coen of Austria, and pertly with othot Pietn (in which it is tree Baden bad no p a rt), had indisputable claims to the Palatinate of the Rhiae, sod to tha;circie of the Maim) and 'Dotter, which claims might bare been brought ' upon any favourable opportunity that mightin future 1 o cc u r. In order, therefore, to soave Baden for the (store also, Alexander sent his Minister of State, Count Cap" Wiwi., to Munich, to obtain the me- I I cession of Masimilian Joseph to this Coaventioa.— This serration mot with less difficalty on the port of Bavaria, as the King had always declared that he had no demands to make im mediatel y upon Baden, bat that he was entitled to claim from the foot rest Powers, a supplementary indemnification as was promised him by Treaty, for the cessions which he woe obliged to duke to Austria, and that it was* far the gnat Powers to determine In what this indemnity should consist. New, as these Powers, lopes the applicatioo of Baden, sad the contest Powers , tercesaien of Attainder, bad decided at Ais•le-Chro pelts that Bade* bad not to furnish this indemnity to Bavaria, the latter Coon acted gaits consistently is deciering that it would make no difficsity la salter. ing to this ointment, and In complying with the do site of Count Corn (Pistils. This chair is Moreton NOW ; Baden has henceforth nothing to apprehend rom Bavaria ; oho latter has by its occession to tee farrangement fAis-la-Chapelle, recognised the rights of the Counts of Hochberg to the accession, and his for Oer removed its claims to the Palstinate; the arraug mests to be made of the d etached districts, which concern only the circle of the Maine and Tao. ben will easily be made by the Committee at Frank. fort. It is hoped, therefore, that the direct dint*. metic relations betwoms the two States, which were so long interrupted, will be speedily renewed. But while Bavaria has so readily acceded to the wishes of the great Powers, and particolarly of the Emperor Alexander, it has not in the Inst receded from its jest claims to a soppletuentary indemnity.—b Oa the cookery, it has jest now began to prosecute this affair at Vienna ; and it is generally affirmed, thee' the miasiosi of M. Von Pleat to the Austrian tae vital has no other object. Bet bow, in the present NW of thiagt, this sapplemeotary indemnity is to ba Gaol, treeing there is no territory disposable for melt a purpose, appears to many persons on enigma. rierreeoes, Jaw. I6.—The re-opening of the German Diet seems to be pet off for some time, some say till the latk of this *nth ; this is said to have been caused by the aerosols ismitiverl et Vlenia by • courier dispatched by the Artistries, Embassy in Peri", N•tk/ the changes which hese lately talon place time. The *mesh to be addressed by the President to the Diet 111, it is 'opposed, undergo SOT, 11104 i. Acadia*, ea account of the alma/ of circ•wateeces. Ii ' tder them extremely preying. The goals its well demi•noth 411 on sock tleciteloas, elsmorourtly impootisued ; and the vr04.(1 and moss worthless among men will call on Juraurn to romt and entries , ' theta from the mire in which they here stack, say they base the folly to presume that antis calls will beawswered. " I can rill quiche !rmit the Tasty deep I—and se can I !—end an an any man ! bet will they come when you do call for them !" Implore, and 11.iter, and Inerder, as the patty may, their cries add strangles only lend to inciesse their imposer', and confirm and accelerate their dome. They may at intermrtu yet make • few cooselsivs efforts more; bat respire they mast ! Like the en. lucky cat which had been ennu•leig net of her prorate element, end clawing aigold bases In Hie china vase, these sly, old, prowling Tom Cols of Wegtaiietiet— " demurest of ths lobby kind,"—wkile stretching est to grasp the loaves and fiehrs,—" use broyfits end blessings of the Constitution," as they all them is the language of the Comer—rbeir feet totembe beguiled by lbw slippery wisrein of the pool or ei which they bad " reclined," and their "tumbled head long In." Like peasire Sll.lllllOl was their Mospla. ties, and like burials now their stale t— “ Wise Mrs egarigin Moss the sad, /bay .all so ewer, VATOIT see. Some speedy Mal to wee ice Dolphin ~re. as Nereids NI" KR mod Some. nor Stiiswea• Maw% A —taw am bat our friend." A hint, we ',demised, was given on Friday night, by the CtesecaLLon of the Excireouve, to cheer sod fortify his friends in the lloose of Goes oreare, that ost new loan would be required for the pelt& serviee of the torrent year, unless be woe die. appointed in the occurrences and melts ow white be had reason to calculate. At the same time It was Amerved, and it is proper for those who are effeered by the stet. of the Stocks to pollee. that he did not disclaim en intention of funding pert of the outstanding Etches/oer Bills. The other soothing intimation that nes given hi a Gentleman is ;tab* slice, Mr. Rosie. sou, Vice-President of the Board of Trade, dee eery., still more to be ott roiled to, et It effects a sehject involving the vital Intermits of the People at Urge, aad especially of that unhappy portion who hove non* to help them, and who have already been eat tciantll started by Cern Bills, one the effects of miectoren• onent sod selfish policy. This is the more oeceseary to be regarded with attention, as any reserve or am biguity In the eemmenicetion may deceive she pohlic mind, trod aisle it rest in guise on delosirme the. easy keep obis word of promise to the Mt, and bce.k it to she hope. Mr. Roommtesedespreseirasts did. distinctly deprecate the egketion of the to l .ir. sod declare that if any substantive proposition reepertiog .k-aboodat ommitlefore Perliametutu N w oeld be met I . with the decian oppeoirlito ifik...oomorom. -Itot did sot Gentlemen in Ace disclaio. the Corn MI ea a Ministerial tonsure ; end yet did it not pa.s into a law 'tidiest the concerns', of Alin's...wild vim• intone*, opposed as It wee by the most newer energetic remonstrawros ever made MI any person:fa I by sit injured People ? May sot similar seems, by similar means, attend the greasere proposed by ON agticeltursi interest. solo Ithstanlog all She speeches, and even wishes of the Vice-President of the Board of Trade ? Deer as the Mini.l stetial System be to Boroeghmnngers. and very; pretioiss do they reckon it, in proportion as it promotes their person' , advaattees, still dearer dm they feel their private propeity, and snore determined do they show themselves to carry soy 11111111111 res tba promise to promote their esclasive advantage, in split of the sentiments of the peat body of the People, and seen of Government itself. Ott this gayeties the great lauded proprietors in the two Mew& of Parliament spontaneoosly, and utmost with vas 'accord, set themselves in array of battle against the commercial, the menefactering. feud the Ministerial corps; end on this occasion, when, at we hove oh. forted, the sisal interests of the population hat stake, end the family of the poorest man is 'smiting the norm, with an 'gaiety, the keenness of which cannel bo conceited by those who hove not been dependent an the decision of others for their bread, shall People be eapected to Muslin aornoved by lite controversy that it agitated, and not wive to mist by all the lawful menus within their power The impending danger that threatens to overwhelm thee. t• When evil men coo.bine." says Buena, " it is dee time for good men to estociste." It is the ;ropers lire doty of the People, at such o season as this, to be vigilant end alert, end boldly to demand, if tarn. • era and agriculturists of every class are justified is forming cloba in every market-town to raise the is. portation price of corn, why they also may not be• allowed peaceably to assemble in the same %Aare, ta etseslder how sack a mestere must affect their intr. rests,and in what monger they shco;d proceed to Mil. and defeat their machinations. mi ti to i the Ile( I). GU WI Pei of •ia —se— . We have received since oar last Paris Papaws I' tits "Wins!. They commeldeare the trews of week &chin the Reps% Fain* of Spain, by the (teeniest the Cnnasitt of CII‘ALTII IV. ilia isi .Ilio. . r F ri tm. , • NASD VI I. At Rom , . in bee shish )ear. The in.rroal ! . .; state of Spain is described to he an peril nwi that the 1 CPeriPIS *sod Neils see v 901101,4 to be escorted by deity hmtlita or Magoon , ' or I.4ht Cayslry, in wire to protect them irons the banditti who tafeat the conntry lino Culis to Militia; sod persons who travel to Atolalesia Ate obliged Is *nits lo car arsulf FLANDRAS AWL. COWITAISTINOPLI. DIG. 10.—The following Prost, which hes lately oceerred with the eve", of a Resoles ship, incites a 'rest sensation here, and has furnish ed • new proof of the mut i n ous s p irit of the popelset , of this capitol. The Remise Robinson, who wished pats from Tarakel, where meet of the to/reheat easels smelly lie, towards the moires. of Ratak- Neer, to land all his carp, had Rena to the city, and was Omelet the atement when his mew were going to trees over to the other bank with the vessel. A Toth, in a boat, wonting to pass bettors the vessel chose the cattle, had a dhpute with the Hessian.; shove was moon followed by eels of violence, end the Russian vessel was rrrrr waded sad attacked by above 50 Turkish besta.—'l'he Russian sailors thoeght to estrleate themselves by boosting the Res. e.g,Bien but it was scarcely hoisted when the pe. place polled it dews sad to it in pieces. l'he Itemises thee escaped a* they eoeld no bnerd some beets that merest hoed, god tranquillity was not re stored till she appeareemo of the High Admiral's guard, which took possession of the fusel. TIM !Laotian Ambeesedor immediate l y made a comp/mint of this Insult to the Remise flag, and offered to seed ally of the sailors who might be found top blame to Odessa in tittles. Oe the other bend, th Turkish Aelborities Moe mimed some of the prin ci pal insti gators of the disorder to he arrested ; they are man of the very Inlest of the populace. The following day the Age of the iselssalim was deposed, and be- I visited to Breese. Bo.Y - 441P1A7•s .1;1, sr. HELENA. Estreet of a Letter from St. Belted, dated tOlit Noe. 181$:—" Grist preparations are making here floc eenstrectloetbe etre hoes, ter Bowspeete, she feeedatiort of wheels has been laid down directly opposite to Oat bone in whist Bertrand sort reside*. There is to he **sae el 110 feet le length lo the frost, end the Ileum is to be surronnded with a stone wall mod encircled with hoe pallisedoes ten feet high. The lamer required in eviler to brio% up the mate. rich is almost incredible. The weed for the joists, &c. is sawed is the teen, sod pertly carried op by Ballets upon their shoelderses far es the Alares.howee, from "those* it is token by the IMO to Deadwood, partly by Mire, patties of soldier* emit dews at four ettioak in the morning. 'The Mope ore greatly bottomed, being obliged to go on fatigue laweediately, after being relieved frees gesrd or pietism, and h.* oily ems night in bed eat of three. The sick isms amoogrt them end the sailors is eery alarming, mid the atertalhy stout great. It it 'opposed to be pertly reused by the escemite humidity of Iho eiimate. Theo' wito,sre contpetent judges s•y, that the helm will net be finished War, three or leer 'saes althaegh the Cibreereee pretends that he witi ompoe:plish it M Glee we tee months. Be repairs daily to superintend the workmen, sod has bees seen frequently at Longwood, although he has Dever been able to obtain me interview with Bonaparte, and is not open speaking terms with any of the French. It le said that Bonaparte wished that the hoots shoeld ant have been built io the spot which was se lected by Sir Hodson !Awe, mid that he has declared intentions of not occepying it. The Governor, it is mid, intends, in that case, to allow the house that he at present resides in to tumble done for want of repairs, and they compel him to enter into his cage.--Nething can be more wretched than the dietitian of poor Madam Bertrstid. The Officers bate been formally prohibited speaking to her haskserl, sod mdmittanee has been refined in her end her family at the houses of some of the 011CIM where she presented herself in consequence of the prohibition of intercourse. Persons who are seen to speak to the French are subsequently interrogated upon oath, and obliged to make s formal dependent of the coneerestion they hate bad with them ; is conseqiifile tit this every body avoids them. Count Baleisioe left thisabeet Ater weeks back AW It h Cs p. lain Ger, Aid-de-Camp to the French Goteptissiotter, and bat proceeded to the Basile. It is 'bought he will not return. The Ingelsiiine is Spain does.tiet adopt mere pro hibitory measeres toward' the infrorisetien'sad chest. lotion of mewspapers in that eobappy country, than are practised here, and we sre consequently almost wholly ignorant of wind is passing in Eugland. LONDON: INoNnAr. JANUARY 25, 1519• The tresterve of corruption at the west eels! of the town have, since they seek into the Slough of Dr. sped, been bawling so vehemently for help here them not, that the crier might be heard from 'VIN. CHESTER to Westminster, if not from Westmin ster to Winchester. The sea is well or land has been computed Inc any good man. as they world reckon him, to lend a hand in satire them ; and their sympathizing friend, the Morning Post man, is still eadeavooring to urge some other naval hero to on. &mike the invidious Mice which Sir M. ~lxzwtt.t had tried awhile, and afterwards rejected. Since no Ra.Coonty Member, nor any other roper Couorty . Gentleman, can be found, so render.hearteri,and, et the slime time, so soft and hot-heeded a• to become their Koight Errant, the Hero cf Acre is, at !eolith, lucked in their behalf, and in all the WMs that seem sort meet to more his romantic genorosity, or hi. love of enterprise act! glory. Despair stakes men devout, and emergencies res. ~ 1 _ _ • Colivrastm oF it. rAus..-1101;tiay Kt rtiblle 0111 re, TH STATESMIN.