The Statesman. — London, England, 1818-09-26 00:00:00

ME • MrMr`qr Ap - a - FRENCH PAPERS. Pots. Sin. 24.—The Duke, Duchess, and ena ietnoiselle d'Orleaus, yesterday visited the King and , Niadome. The Viscountess de Chimed.lain, and several other tunsons, olio , of the delesus, in the affair of the G r ossersi,haskilsebottour of presenting, yesterday, in the Gallery, a Petition futile King, which was placed in the heeds of the Duke de Glummest, Captain of Cie Guards, on service. • Great preparations are making at Dieppe for the herring fishery. The' vintage commenced 'shout a, week since, in the Commune's to the euvirons of Paris, and yesterf day, in the Wpsrteseut of theSeltse et Oise. The • piodoce is abeitlant, and the wine will be of very sort' quality. . Marshal the Ghent Petticoat isdangeroosly ill. - General Cattlel and the Viscount de.Chopedeisine ItSve heeb* tiausferted• from 'the Conciergerie to La Yore,. The Deportment of Foreign Affairs, doting, the l *Sai nce of ilia! Doke of Richelieu, will be confided . to Count crltsetirive, Councillor of State, end thief of the Division of the Records belonging to this • Atlmiolstiation. M. Reyna!, and the other persons *lio accompany his Excellency to the Congress, will set out to-morrow for Aix-la.Clispelle. A foreign Paper has the following Article ::•1* le The niotoy-one Swedah ships ireightedlor Alex entitle, in Egypt, in the course o< < 1816, and the b 9 freighted In: 1817, were in part charged for the ties roast or•the•Pacha, who employed, by.preference, 'I • vevmhottlist nation, during the first six mouths of that years ten Swedish and two Norwegian ships, ' pssied the Straits of -Constantinople, destined for the Black Sea. There were fifty, both Swedish and Nwr. in the port of Lisbon.; forty at Alicant, foul •at Nlerseilles,• tiventiXottt Barcelona and ~htv \t Copenhagen. • eifhoy.rtine - The Marquis de Lan, Marshal.ile.Carep; one ot the veterans of the French army, hi! justliiid - st the age of 86. tinting entered very young into the ser• vice; this warrior (ought under Marshal &tac t 'at the siege of 13ergen...p-Zoom. Ftvrev PES.,cEN / TS. Ex. . -74 f. 53c.. ". • DargliftED stocK. • Of the 99.1 MTV • Sti f. 001. Sept. 81 f. 9u c. ?A arli,lBlll tp 9itt. Son. -. .1 from Constantinople state, that tire ditficuitirt which stili‘isted, respecting 'some points in divcossson with ftussiajbamintest en. tirely arrangers. • Nu MENBERG, SEPT. 13.—The English Ansbitlitedere Lord Stewart, has returned to Vienna, 'be dires - not proceed to the Congress of Itiz.l4.Chapeile. • BONN, SEPT 13.--Netberland Ministers have pro. teeded to Ais.la•Chapelle, to disco!s with the Pros ! Mao Ministers there the points in'dispute between the . two Powers, chiefly relating to the declamation of frontiers. it is thought there "Mb, some exch.nges *f territory between Prussia and the Netherfittttis. . ,_ • . . • ,~ .41X-Z4:GLIAPELLE, s ; zrr. Is. " : •I This scene of the approaching Congress Is not so fell as might have been expected from the interest of the spectacle which it will soon es-hibiti and the ire. portance of the business which is about to be trans acted in it. All the persons of distinction who mean to come here bare houses or apartments already en• gaged, so that there is no necessity for their presence till the Sovereigns, the principal objects of interest, are assembled. Their arrival, we hear, from the best authority, will not be delayed beyond Saturday or Sunday se'nnight, and the preparations already made, or making, seem to couArm this account. Some of the military force (about 600 men) which is to form the garrison of the town during the residence of the Allied Monarchs, is already arrived, and occupies the caserncr, near the gate of Borset. It is to consist of about 1600 men, a considerable portion of whom must, for waist of room in the barracks, be quartered on the inhabitants. Sentry•boxes are already placed be fore the houses of the three Allied Sovereigns. There are none as yet before the , hotels engaged for the Mi. Asters of the different legations. Prince Hardenberg, who was here some time ago, is now at Coblentx, oti the Rhine, sod will probahly wait at Cologne for the Arrival of his Sovereign. They will proceed thence on the 2Gth, for Aix•la•Chapelle, a day !recite the arrival of the Emperors Alexander and Franciq, that the King may receive, en hole, on the 27th, his Illus trious Guests into this imperial city of his cloud. , Pions. The different Ministers of the Allied Courts will probably arrive on the same day, or very soon alter wards. 1 The Emperor of Austria pays for apartments 101 trim-self and his suite, including Prince Nletternich, 45,000 francs. His Majesty will occupy the house of Mr. Bramertz, a small but elegant residence in one of the best streets of the city, towards the south side. The Emperor of Russia has , engaged • two houses, one in the town (that of Madame Claus), for which be pays 30,000 francs ; and Gee beyond the lulls, about a mile towards Louisberg, for which he le to pay 9,6,000 more. The suite of his ` Majesty Alexander will be more numerous than that of any Of the other Sovereigns. The Russian Minister at the Court of Berlin, M. Alopeus, is already here.= • The King of Prussia has engaged a house at 18,000 franca (that of Madame OtTerman); and his Minister, Prince Hardenberg, that of M. Bettendorff, at :23,000. Lord Castlereagh is to occupy the hotel of the banker Schlosser, and the Duke of Wellington that of the Burgo.Master M. Guaita, each at a rent of between 28 and 30,000 francs. The Duke of Richelieu is to occupy the house of M. p o mp, for -which he pays %2,000 francs. Among the Prussian financiers, diplomatists, aticfsnilitery *facets *ho are -expected to arrive, are mentioned, - bender - Prieto Itardenberg, the Councillor of State Jorclle, the 'Councillor of State Rather, who negotiated the late loan at London , and Gen Muffling who, during the -campaign of 1615, was attached io the staff of the -Duke of Wellington. Nl;Gentz, so celebrated for •he polilical writing's, will be in the suite of Prince Metternich. The Princess of Tour and Taxis, the -sister of the late Quiets of Prussia, has hired a house, end will reside at Ais•la•Chapelle during Congress. Bankers will be as necessary in a part of the en suing negociatious as . Ambassadore, and accordingly •r.*- ~ ~ . gTATtSNIAN s soon rilesers. Baring, Bothmalt, and Melding, a , 'expected Teo of the Arm of "Rhtbsckfild There are here already no fewer than pro.* oaats—Madame Reichard, the wife of a PrOfteir Dresden ; and Mademoiselle Garnerin to celebrated for her ascents iu France. The former L ady. as being a German, will have the preference, and make the first experiment. Besides several other singular characters expected here 'during Congress, may mention Mademoiselle La Normand. who excited such a noise at Paris in 1315 and 16, by her tattoos. telling powers. PRICE OF STOCKS THIS DAY AT ONE O'CLOCK, Hank Stark 5 per Cent. Navy 101 i %per Cent. Red. India fiends 75 p . • _ • 3 pet Cent.Conbots 74/ 75 $; per Gm/. Lonsnl. for Acc. 75iii 4 per Cent. )I:fing Ann. Exchequer Rills 15 17 p .()ainiuns 4 dig. -;-•njoy .0w ske e,* ot) them _depends teo-else;,4iitt shl ski to4Oelleitittikialilords it glttiAlsitesallir Phivers, *I &totes the assist a rbi tutu lesinytio reies, of their decisions , . It is generally inderstotiti 'tint the Allied troops are to be withdrawn from France, and that the experiment will agein be tried of trusting the tranquillity of that, station to the operation of the King's Chatter and: the present Government. Tbo. latter may be effective enough for:the purpose gaited; bat it is by no means of the 'character which. the foreign Despots of the Congress wished to see 'established in France. They have found, however, that no Government more.in unison with their ideas `and designs can subsist in Frence,and Louts/WM. has proved by his conduct that he considers his personal safety and the interests of his House depend on his sanctioning and identifying hinl. 'self with the liberal system of the Government. — We have great reason to believe that France - will yet teach the Legitimates of Europe that • nation deter- Mined to be free, will not suffer any race of men, how. ever antiquated, to be forced upon it as Sovereigns.— Knowledge is too widely diffused in France, to per mit a return of that fawning slavery which once marked the subjects -of the Grand Monarque.— They have caught the spirit of liberty, and though their impetuous passions unfit them for the serious deliberation and judicious movements which distin guish the sober English character, they know enough of iti value, :and of 'their equal right with the rest of the human race, to enjoy its valuable blessings. We find by the Paris Papers that have reached us to MoOday last, and the- Brissels Journals, that many of the Officers of the old army are appointed, to the new levies, and that the Government is Mo. thing a conciliatory. policy, calculated to add to its strength, and re-animate the hopes of the nation. • • Yesterday morning the Doke of You transacted military business With the Putecu Rectum at Carl too-house. * ' hall Wag audience or the PRINCE REGRIVT. •• - Yesterday. t6E GAM Doke MICHAEL was intro! .duced tattle Passive RuppiT, upon his return to the British *Metropotis. • • • • The.Neapplitnts Mrntstet had au - audience of the PRINCE REGENT yesterday. • . , .• ' • Marshil MACOoneitsvit.li . eild. Will receive the' hand. of Madame IldoeitotOt . ,widow of blanket MOREAU. .• •••• Some Change' bAyi teiroe place iii . the Ottoman Admioistratioe., .SOitiAi.ETVISDI,. who has been restored to favour., is:untrested with„the dopartment of the Maßne,:ili..siasolonte time back, the Reiss. Effendi; err MisdiOes for Pnceigri Affairs. The King 090,.Qeettelif—WiRTEKtielita will, it IS be-st46lO:le.:Chapelle s tinting the Congress, under thiitttiOeltlta C.stant and Countess of Ho ns./Aliso.: •.;z• Accounts from Basle of •the 14th Instant, In the French Papers, Prince LEOrous of Saxe- Coburg appears to be much pleased with the fine domain of Brunnadera, neat Berne, which has been highly embellished by the Grand Duchess CONSTAN TIN'. his Royil Highness observes the strictest in cognito; but the Chiefs of the. Bernese Government, notwithstanding, endeavour to render his stay in their neighbourhood as agreeable as possible." A series of Barbados.. Papers to the 25th of July have arrived. They contain a direct communication from the Spanish Royalist General, Don PABLO . Mo• RILLO, to fiord CoMBERMERE, the Governor of Bat badoes, in which &loom:co lays claim to some im portant victories over Generals I.lrmtvAn and PAEZ, commanding the Independent troops in ii!nesuels. 'MORILLG notices the waned . . which the previous, lac", counts from the Indipeurliots ,had. represented se mortal, but of, which it appears ~had Is now quite re covered. Mi . enneited . disPeich, dated the 25th of May % sighed thst .PAEz had been oiptariett-hay the lteriiiits, and that ".the netts .of deatcln CoiSaestoeit.te of the wounds he ••• • :11 1 000 'keet sad :dote of Dirett4 in., kine ••••• s • .)344,1ig falter a heavier lamentation geffii, tit .ate infant of the Dectsestritliittukt,"o4ii . ehlevy jweenili a de relict reitilired--.("„fieli,.iitiiii-ande poftr:ll,:c., le pretty - well fiar not four months old)--Informs we, that had helieid, be was to have been created Duke of BOVILDEAU4 A .ISia reward to that'towo for its ide , lity to the House of - Boatman. :CATttor.ic Prrmotr.-- , •The CathOlics are about to assemble in their. 'rakes MOW*, and to prepare their Petitions for emancipation. The Catholics of Nenegh have shown tbe example of moving. Sir THOMAS LAWRENCE.—This artist, by order of ate PRINCE REGENT, is gone to Aia-la-Chapelle, for the purpose of painting all the heroes of Waterloo who may 'be present at the ensuing Congress. A room is to be alloited in Cerlton-house for the re ception of these portraits, which is to be called the Waterloo Room. The Grand Jury, at the late Clerkeeirell Sessions, found a true bill of indictment against Lieutenant Nightingale, for the misdemeanour and assault, in committing the outrage on Mr. Dennison's family and friends, related in the SurismAN of the 22d ult. • . . Genera iiession of the Peace, holden in owes ling' Part of Dover, on Toesday, 91,41(Sgplember inst., Samuel illendham, io4l4 , :eiecchant, was indicted for having .4.01 f iqthe'Collectots appointed by the Mar. .I* . dtedAsiliorir Company, when in the eye t-Of;lttelke, gad was found guilty and see isl • orp.—Yesterday morning, at nine o'clock, , figetei* and James Watson underwent the isbieriot "of being flogged, pursuant te'the sea• vtissisd: upon them for robbing .the orchard at Dalsrich. • T bey were whipped 'lance of WO yards, mastered from the door lades's house. About I,OOQ persons anew fitness thetransaction. • Otennon, Hall, and -,lficers from * Union-lad] attended, to proms goad order. - • Workmen are now. actively employed painting and repairing. the Courts in Weittnitiver Hall, and else the noun of Commons. To facilitate the insets and egress to and from the gallery of the latter, a new flight of stairs is erected parallel to the old one, and &yew door opened into the back of the gallery, krthe middle, between the two old doors, at the suet's. • . • Duct. PRIMINTED Information having been re• ceived that a duel was to have taken place yesterday, on Wormwood Scrubs, between two Gentlemen oa the. Staff, "IT. M—N—G and Mr. G—G--N, they had scarcely arrivel at the vat w hert t wo ronctiblea appeared rather too hastily. As no breach s er the I peace had been committed; and as there was no one preent to identify the parties, nor any appearance of fire - arms, they departed without being interfered with. Tuesday night, after the family h a d retired to rest, some villains attempted to rob the house of Caploia Lindon, in Great Coram-street, having broke ioto the front kitchen; but the family being disturbed by the barking of the house-dog, which was loose in the kitchen, the villains made a precipitate retreat, with out effecting their purpose. ""'" 7". • -- 77% • P , • _ i. • : . ie the irctionlik.4l4o4 tltti,t;oiostel !.ores, kw, Chtelcat tat; bi relied opotiP citiiotOiteeeteiy botip:res.froe chaster;" ils otory r teifer t .:Crittitei.. ,„; .!,, . ip,l3q44g,thrw,aisi 111446 ti C iv,' arid welt. , 4064 4 A:. .;; .3: - • tairOillit $014 ., . 4 sts of ails ditireteli s log . lirector ;of" . - -s"`"* l6.4*l f-kttaiit ; #fittieri ipacity wi..44fuo nemovg • 1.41, : irecf.",bi in the-00mi° 49.1.0 e ; 411 '.; 1 :::,0,4 74- 1 Zite, • eption or ofilpflotiot 477 .1!0;0;.,1 fittiiiyaisp; ;also litia**l)ll iffittir or 10intetifIlit4. 1 '0 Of the Samuel fill rotkolibisit:iiiillti •" t% An t talPi'lleiat P.Oblei.o Olitbee of • loritil" " d e oik e l . : r en t. vi e% riian iiir , o t0140.49t. • At 111rie mgrs. lobo Htliers aikti . froafbiciO4tait by, .V**41 . 44/#4.1 vets-Mew la . Asisot 41'W yii besi At! ir. 01a Salk Patti (0011.114 .014*-ASOk4l.lloacti-ssltti bled to wit tai g ' , !"I!_eir.A-co4ll.kOtii 1 other office *POO k4i ,;Niedi r t inikohiltitj,:fiti. good order • ! 2 '7' ••-l• I Wog • • • . • . • • • - , r_ng if -.4,11i THE STATESMAN. LONDON r 11611,11,911". strasisa, 26, 1118. THF. QUEEN'S HEALTH. The' B'tillitin of tido limning again toirowomisa, that thoogh hteiblo.!ttaxyoin;tinotis to enjOyilappose, her cOrrplaiott *soak ii,ghe same state. nil oticia' noti4Wiockis as.foitows ; •• " Kew Palace, Sept. 26. " The Qiiipkt las slapt .yrell in the night, hut tier linJarry's complitint Wpm:Lk the awe state this morning as yesterday. . , (Signed) "F. MILMAN. - . • " H. H ALFORD." The private accounts inform us that her %%MITT was better on Friday night than she has been onetty preceding night during the last fortnight. From ten o'clock till four in the morning, she slept without intermission ; and she awoke in a state of great com. pewit, and in a considerable degree free from those -painful sensations of the chest, whiCh have heretofore oppressed her so very much. These favourable symp.. - toms continued throughout the whole of the clit), and it would appear that the anticipation to which they . led of another comfortable night were gratifitd:-... Tbe-Patscs itEssewr and the Duke of Yoht con tinue to visit her MAJESTY daily. „ A farther arrival of American Papers rescitel as this forenoon. The latent dates are from New York, and come down to the 'Nth ult. The Natienal Inteilitencer state., that the Government has made inte - tisive contracts for erecting fortifications on the waters of Mobile, In the Penchartrain, and in the Banton's:* It.is mentioned in the Richmond En quirer, that the United States ship Ontario, which bas strived at Valparaiso, is destined to take pos session of the Columbia reach, on the north-west coast of America ; and that ►he subject having been contmanlcated to Mr. Moo; he made no objection to the measure. The South Sea is swarming with Insurgent prl vows, that had captured several very rich and vs. tumble cargoes. Ssch was the vigilance with which they pursued their spoil, that even canoes plying along the shore could not escape them. A rumour was current at New York, brought from Lisbon,that the Spaniards intended to take pos. session of Madeira. The. Congress at Aix-la-Chapelle assembles this day. It is an important Meeting, for by the otH dinatione of that Conclave, the state of Europe is to : future, or fora time at kali ; to be regulated. We give io our present Paper, a detail, which will be, found interesting of the opening features of the ". swelling scene" about to be exhibited 'at Alois- Chapelle.—There will doubtless be private esSircl!. 'menus, of Wbich:we shall not be perAttA to k'notir much, Aretii Alit 'effects feelingly convince its, lit': " such ,things sette.-and are most inimical tional felicity.• We "cannot bot„remember,";tlta it is the same Cepgress . which, at Vienna, shiawed itself .to be *cleated, by the worst passions .ilitirOro' influence Governments; which proceeded- in` kit adjustments upon the principle that human be: ings ,are, in point of- right, upon a level with the beasts of the field ; that they were or might be made, the property of s particelar individuals, to whoa 'H lien bu given the sight of hitting or disPosiug of them as they, their favoored proprietors, may think fit; and that all Minus liberty: west emanate front( Kings. The 'Same piluciptes, we doubt nut, are hi', be acted upon in the plan of operation to be devised at Ail-la-Chapelle, though the lessons that Kinki have received, and the terrible sufferings which the nations of &trope have endured front the revolutions that agonised nature has caused in its attempts to throw °lithe afflicting tyrannies of ages, might have taught the possessors of Thrones the necessity of pay. ' ing a little more respect to the dictates of wisdonread humanity. We see teething as yet is the conduct of the Holy Alliance towards the People whom they govern, that evinces the slightest disposition in their minds in fa. sour of popular liberty, and those establishments which public opinion consider as the basis and safe guard of national and individual freedom. - They have neither instituted, recommended, nor sanctioned any measure in any State, calculated to satisfy the wishes, and protect the interests of the popular body. It is true that in some countries, as in Baden and Wir tetnberg, liberal Constitutions have been devised; bet it is too tree that the People of these countries rtill utter reap the benefits of such privileges, *hill% ' l * " • • • 1.4* ; \ rr , :•, ~.._ "1 ! 0 T DEAL, SEPT. ..:—Arrived and sailed for the River the James rtidge, iptrdari feesittrto i t Edward, Diton, film Rotte 'And Ali for Jersey ; Harmony, s,—, from Amsterdam, and sailed for Liverpool.—. Came down from Ake River the Amazon, Stiles, from New Orleans ; Nereid, Sims, for Teneriffe ; Sylph, Milne, for Trieste; Sally Ann, Phelps, for Plymouth ; Samuel, Jones, for Palermo ; •and sailed with the whole of the outward.bound for their different destinations. PENZANCE, SEPT. e 3.— Arrived the Justitia, Jack. son, from Dram ; and the Swift, Walker, for Ali. cant, sailed the 17th invt. pot back again last night. PALKOUTII, SEPT. 23.—Arrived the Ditch brig Charlotte, fileeker, from Amsterdam for Demerara, with her ballast shifted. 7 -Put in by adverse winds, the Three Sisters, Robertson, from Memel for Sean+ sea—out five weeks ; Hope, Jon s e p s , , ,u f e rom on L loin : 2 , :to , : Dublin ; Cleavland, Davies, from Jamaica for I n n . e 3 l o i t a b s v Julyrd,ll2 : a n , p i): k b e , t o r ; don : sailed the 10th August ; inst. in lat. 40. long 14. the brig Wood, of Irving, from Glasgow to St. John's, out 11 days. Rth Sept. in lat. 48. 52. tong. 25. the brig St am p er , rived from It o e m o o B L 4 , r S ba l d rr oes . 2 , l S —The Wilson, from London for Quebec : on the 141► of September, in latitude 48. longitude %O. spoke the brig, Ilagaiden. Castle, --, from Live r . pool, for Newfoundland ; on the 19th off Kinsale, spoke the Harriet, Graham, from Liverpool for St. John's, New Brunswick.—Arrived the Euphrates, De Cost, from New York, sailed the Ist of Sept. DISCOVERIES. ['FROM AN AMERICAN PAPER.] The frigate Congress, we hear, is soon to proceed In the Indian Ocean, Under the command of Captain Elliot. The Ontario, Captaiu Biddle, we suppose may by : Mis time have taken possession of the mouth of Columbia river—end the Macedonian, under Cap. lain. Downes, will depart for the Pacific Ocean in a sho►t time. The system which has of late been adopted by Government, of sending their ships of war upon distant expeditions, is admirable in every point of view.. The exhibition of an active naval force se cures the respect of foreign nations; who, though they 'may be jealous of our power, yet will not rey 'ily violate our rights. By the same plan the in. crease of the discipline and efficiency of our ships, and the instruction of young officers and seamen as to the situation of foreign countries and the nature of distant service, are proMoted ; whilst the extended commerce.of the United States is every where pro. tected from encroachment. An opportunity is if. forded by th.ue eccasienal visits" te the Pacific and Indian . Oceans, to make discoveries either of new countries, ar of euisting customs sod trade among nations but partially known who* may be of importance to the science, the know. ledge, and the commerce of the world. The late accidental occurrence, in the cruise of the Uri tisk ship of war Akeste, which fell in with %garland of islands, bordering the Yellow Sea, and inhibited by a peaceful, interesting, and civilized race of bum's beings, whqse existence had never before hen 'dreamed of, leads to the supposition that other Los Choo islands and,other nations may fortunately be discovered, in the same unexplored regions of the globe. We hope some Gentleman of capacity and general attainments may be authorised to go out in these vessels—that, all scientific, political, and com mercial advantages may be taken of any events or circumstances which may occur during their absence f row be On Wednesday last, JOHN BultaiLL FAqx, was elected *ern of the Boroagi► of ThOtford for the ensuing year. `Two troops of the 10th Light Dragoons marched on Wednesday last into Bristol, from Canterbury, where they will relieve the Royal Irish Dragoons. Thursdayohe Ist division of the 3 lst Foot marched Chelmsford, from Dover, on their route to Col- . • . , T 71111 r . ~e . r* ;*- i. I