The Statesman. — London, England, 1815-04-11 00:00:00

THE STATESMAN. ing and dangerous pretensions! but so it seems he .._ does, and and so we fear do other Congress Sovereigns— ee , MANSION-HOUSE.— Yesterday, George Garret an d and this is the way iti which Lord CASTLEREAGH would with APRIL 10.—Arrised the Trent transport with soldiers' wives and children, sent by order of Juntes Quin, were brought before the LORD MAYO R , keep the Cossacks out of Europe. It seems to have the Commander in Chief of the British forces in the charged on suspicion of stealing a parcel from the - etterl never occurred to his Lordship, that the re-establish- Netherlands . Sailed the Mariner tr ans p ort, for coach-o ffi ce of t h e White Horse Inn, r - atie ; and, further, with stealing part of the contents of for ment of then olish nation in freedom and independence, another parcel, the property of Mr. Moses Alexan. Woolwich; and Alonzo anti Henry transports, the brave Polish nation, which, of itself, until a Ostend. der, of Whitechapel. It appeared from the evideeeed HARWICH, APRIL 10.—Arrived the Economy of the Prosecutor, that on Wednesday last he received band of sanguinary and crowned robbers blotted it . transport. in ballast, from Deptford.—Sailed the a parcel fine) Hull, in Yorkshire. It came by the from the list of independent States, had Blood for Earl of Leicester packet, with a Mail for Ham- coach in the usual way, and was delivered at hi s ages the bulwark of civilization against the Tarts burgh ; and Thetis packet, with a Mail for Gotten- house by the Poisoner Qviit. Upon examinati on, bough. however, he found that it had been rifled of p art rs e rile hordes who people the unbounded Russian its contents. Seventy-five guineas in specie had heen Empire—it never, we say, seems to have occurred to PORTSMOUTH, APRIL 10.—Arrived yesterday, at taken out but the piece l was so ingeniously ma d e Lord CASTLEREAGH, that this was the most likely the Motherbank, the Castlereagh, Girt,' (one of up, that suspicion was not easily excited. Advi ce method of checking the alarming and dangerous pre- the fleet) from St. Kilt's ; the Enterprize, Peterson, had also reached him of the transmission of anothe r tensions of Russia—" the Poles were to be governed as Poles." Nonsense, or language that might from Dantzic; the Hope and Anchor, from Mos s ; parcel, the chief contents of which were topaz, d o l. tars, and gol d . and silver specie. On the day of it, and the Ann, Graham, from London.—The Foregend, expected arrival he went to the coach office, and up. be construed into any thing, was to be held to n a view of the way-hill found it had come to h av e. from —, with timber, for Nantz, came into liar- 0 . those who ' would swallow it, and that of be a r to-day leaky.—Went out of harbour his Ma - Garrett, however, one of the Prisoners, said, th a t i ii intimidation to others who might talk of j e st),,, tc o . drill P . t n —Sailed his Majesty's ship Tele- consequence of a written order having be br oo o r holding the dispensers of law and justice to their graph, for Ply mouth. to the office, he had delivered the parcel, with the promises ; whilst Prussia, above all, Prussia, who Y ARMOUT H, APRIL 10.—Put in with damage, the concurrence of the head-porter (Newcomb), e h () was also be fore , the Lord Mayor, upon his p er s ona l made war on France to maintain her assumed so- Thr e e Friends, of London, from Rotterdam, with a recognizance. ! 'he latter person ncknowledged tie vereignty over the King of ENGLAND'S Electorate of genera l ca rg o, having struck on Carter Sand yester- fact of the parcel having been received, and ag ree d Hamner, and deservedly had her own territory e a - , with Garret Astro the manner of its delivery. y and lost her rudder; cargo must be discharged. ' clipt down for her vain and ambitious attempt—that PEsz SeICE, Arnie B.—Arrived the American ! The LORD MAYOR remarkee, that there was a she might be aggrandised and made the first Power schooner Longfield Cox, Blair, Master, from North considerable degree of mystery, as well as J e li n . in Germany—that the said valuable Electorate might C a rolina bound to Falmouth ; on the 6th inst. in query, in the rase, and he would wish to probe it to be tailed a Kingdom—and that, what is likely to Int. 48. 30. long. 9. 0. spoke the ship Albion, Curry, the bottom. An example should certainly be made of those who were culpable. 'Co allow time for cu be a chief object of the ensuing war, that the French gaiety, therefore, he would remand the parties. from Cork for Bermuda ; all well. Provinces On the Rhine and Bilgium, which were RIOTS IN EURLINGTON-STREF.T. recognised as an integral part of France by our . MIDDLESEX SESS 10 NS. BOW-STREET.—Yesterday Mary Hudson, Tho -ww.-- Treaty of Amiens, may he given in perpetuity, the RIOTS ON TI ORN MIL. mas Roach, and Michael Denny, alias Donahou g h, IE C former to Prussia, fur partly letting go her justified Yesterday Firth, was indi c t e d for riotously . were brought to the O ffi ce by Dickons and Per r y, hold of Saxony, and the latter to the Prince of .and tumultuously assembling on the evening of the charged with riotously assembling, with a number o f ORANGE, for—nothing. Is it not so, my Lord 10th of March last, with divers . other persons. in other persons in Burlington-street, and beginnin g t o demolish the house of the Right Hon. Frederick Re mire in Burlington-street. g CASTLEREAGH ? The letter to mon Prince will not Fitzroy-square, and attacking the house of M. be for otten. Forbes, Al. I' . breaking the windows, and corn- be . I Joseph Mawbey, of Compton-street, Sohn, stated —me-- , mitring other acts of rict, that they were among the persons who entered the We iced, and proved that a very considerable number of have great pleasure In perceiving, that that Mr. Chambers, the Police Magistrate, was exam !muse. Soon after they had eieered the house, pieces able and well-known friend to justice and freedom, of tables and chairs were thrown out of the vandal!, persons were assembled in Fitzroy-square; that the Sir JAMES MACKINTOSH, has given notice of a moe wi n d o ws of Mr. Forbes's•bouse, and the house ad- of the first floor. ! tion for Tuesday, respecting the recent Declaration joining, were destroyed •, he had also heard the mob John Brown saw them all inside of Mr. Robinso n ' s house after it was broke open. houses, in consequence of which he thought it pro- 'of the Allied Powers at Vienna. We would fain calling out to go to Lord Thurl ow 's , a n d othe r Thomas White knew all the Prisoners, saw them hope, from what Lord CASTLEREAGH said in the die- the mob, and confirmed the active part they dent to call in the military. I J o h n G o ff , a Police-officer of Union-hall, stated, cession last night on the Arm% Extraordinaries, re- took in the violence and tumult, as described by the ga rding the crowd of-Ambassadors we have at Vienna, ' that he had been stationed pear Mr. Forbes's house, two other witnesses. They were committed for far and their enormous salaries, that the reason for so , s li d saw the Defendant in the crowd ; lie also saw they examination. many British names being appended to the Declare- ° him throw something against the house, hut whether QUEEN-SQUARE.—Yesterday James Murray, Jo. Platt end John Platt, were charged with assaultisit Lion, was trot so much to bind this country to see it it was a stick or a stone he could not tell; whene he Pa it , and pbstructing, in the performaece of their duty, fairly and fully executed, but to give weight and dig- soldiers came op the Defendant ran away, the ea. Clements, Nettleton, and other officers, at Drury. ness pursued him, and, assisted by Hall, another Hitt/ to that Document, which, it seems, it otherwise , lane Theatre, on Saturday night. • constable, took him into custody. might have been conceived to want ! What a cum- t 011 the part of the Defendant it was contended, It appeared, that at the conclusion of the per. formances, and as the public were leaving the Tie a pliment to our High Allies ! , that he had been drawn to the spot by curiosity only, .tre, the Defendants endeavoured to force their eify As we expected, the extraordinary Letter of Lord into the saloon, although they had not beep iii the r rinses sGII to Prilire HARDENBCRG, the Prussien • But the Extraordinaries! look at them, Reader. : end had taken no part whatever in the riot. Wit- The items of our nationel exemnditere which are so tesses were called to prove that he was n %oung man Aneniaseilor at le •floa, disdo,i44,4 th e political a t e. o f boxes. They maintained that they had, but admit.' . re•peett bly connected, ate! not likely to be coil .y useromineteo, desetve the same—see h ow the liolac red on examination that they bed only Steen into the ratify whirl, his Lordship has been preaching at theare outrageous or riotous behaviour, end that at the money is laid out. Two bundled thousand pounds pit for the' first time in their live,. On :Mug mese. Cri ft erese was not overlooked in the House of Com- time it; question he was in a state of extreme ill • e ) advanced to th, - King of FRANCE to fit him out... Sit- h ealth. • ed, they attacked the o ffi cers, and it was with Come retie last nicht. Mr. WittIORT.ID, with his sus- difficulty that they got Murray to the watch-house. hundred pounds giveo to a naval o f leer for carrying The Jury upon this evidence acquitted the Pri tomary is atmitedeess for the Nation's honour, ex-Mr. Coreaunoust having enlarged on the gross ' General BLOCHER from Dever to Calais! One bur:- pressed his opine'', of that State Paper with just and character of the case, recommended the 'tanks to si. I Luke Watson was indicted for a riot before the ' . . dyed is the ta bl e-rate for carrvilig a croened-head— I sonar. tisfy the o ffi cers, which with some di ffi culty they con becoming reprobation. Loid CA , TLEREApit quibbled house of Sir Joseph Banks, out the 10th of March and Capt. USHER, wen conveyed the Emperor NA in his usual style, about the publication which find ' lase. The reel eice was similar to that on the last sented to do. voLver to Elba, was told so ! hut BLUCHER brought 1 Th omas Hall, nn out-pensioner of Chelsea, wag • gone abroad being a garbled translation , but could case, and the Jur% acquitted the Prisoner. committed to Bridewell on the charge of Ra king inde -6001. ! Some.of the specifications in the list of these Neal was indicted for a riot before the house not deity its authenticity . " Ile was prepared at acent liberties in the fields with Emilia Hutcheson, a i of the Lord Chancellor, in Redford - square , on the Extraordinaries, will amuse some of our Readers; proper time to defend the whole of his conduct at the i child under 10 years of age, in the sight of several and others at the Congress, and all the principles contained in thatA constable of the name of West was examined, persons. covered " with the crimson hue of letter; indigna " hut hst night was not yet the time for coin- cheeksand proved that there were at the time in question We say no more. upwar d s o f fi ve h un d re d persons assembled befoTe plate jest fieatim e and the usual shelter from attack . time" was sought h.'hind the ready screen of Parliamentary I - the house of Lord Eldon, in Bedford-square. The usage. Now what are the principles which that " PARIS, APRIL 7 . — The 10 th Number of the Bul- Prisoner was one of the foremost, and the witness teeter contains, and upon which his Lordship has , letin of the Laws, contains a Decree, signed et Lyons saw lain) throw a stone at the house, he immediately r on the 12th alt. by the Emperor, greeting a Poll rushed forward and seized him, when the prisoner been grounding I.le whole of his conduct at this fa- . amnesty to all persons implicated in calling in fo- called on the mob to rescue him ; upon this Mr. mons Congress? Such, we affirm, as never were held : reigners in the year 1814, and assisting the plans Csambers, the high constable, came up to the assis by any other Blies:I Minister c h arge d with the m a in- lof invasion, dismemberment, &c. with the follow- tance of the witness, and they succeeded in securing tetioace of the honour and interese of his nen coun- i ing eeceptiont. viz. Sieurs Lynch, de la Roche, the prisoner. try, and the welfare and tranquillity of others. The; Jacquelin, de Vitrolles, Alexis de Noallia, th e D u k e Mr. Chambers was examined, and corroborated • of Ragusa, Sosthene de la Rochefoucardt, Bourienne, this statement. very stye is unmatched in the /rituals of diplomacy. t ßellart, the Prince of Benevento Count de Bovr. T h e Jury found t h e p r isoner guilty.—Sentence . It appears now that his Lordship went out without iomelte. Count de jaucourt, the ' Duke of Dalberg, Pestemled• instructions, and it depended upon him, and him and the Abbe de Montesquiou. The property of It ober/ Drew was indicted for a similar offence, allele—epee Lord CAstretelvAGit!—to have even : these individuals is ordered to be sequestrated. They and Pleaded sui4.—Sentence deferred. the negoctioin'es another character than that which I are to he brought to trial, and in case of co n demn s _ they assumed.--It has been said that one man had . tine, are to suffer the penalties inflicted by the Cri driven the frame of civil society into disorder—for. mina Code. u l nae: e seres conseireil to enable another to restore; CON. sISTENCY OF STATES AND STA T E S M E N.—Lo r d a d to las the f C serretwer. in his Speech of Friday said, that h ow . Larnii •,s. ; eendat ion of lastin g coo ! : ever just a war with France would he o n o u r tor t, prudence %%hea l e r we oug ht, cord lee aielts• am :•,:g Stites and individuals. How t yet it was a question e l s this been done by Lord CAsTaItEAGII, and the ,to engage in it without Allies? Now it is a remark- 1 lt , .;•re , enta:' 71. s of Stites who appear to have taken' able fact, that in the Declaration of this country against France in 180:3, one of the promin e nt c a use s their tot- , free) the Broish elinister ? And a singu ttr. tine! if is truly. Never eas language more are i for the renewal of the war therein stated was the in dleility offered to us by BONAPARTE, when First! biti a:, assurer:4l by any Pacha that wore three tails. Consul, having declared that England could not en " I cueno flijDCtitln ii: Vint of morality, to Saxony sage Preece single-handed I. I ! . Lere:g meted to Presser. / see no reason ashy the King . it is said, that the King of SAXONY knew of the of Saxony b!in::;(1 not be severely Tr:nutted. and that: arrival of BONAPARTE in France two dues before it that Siale .!irmld be ii' WI ' an example to the Ie,AT : reached the Allies, and coeld hardly conceal his joy States of G,rotttoy." Still worse—he will not, how- , on the el "' ester, give e iiteely, or ally part of it, to Prussia, unless ' The Carolina An' arrived on Saturday at Liver.' pool, f ro m New Y or k, w hi c h pl ace s h e l e ft th e 15th thsPressaut,/eoetice is also to he ,trength ene d on the March. Mr. MONROE was to leave his late situation side of Ru,sid. lisps gratifying must such lau- as Acting Secretary at War, and resume his station guage eave been to our ambitious friend the King as S ecre t ar y of State on the 1 nth March. Mr. of PRUSiIA ! who bas been exerting himself so Dsr.r„%s was to succeed him as Acting Secretary at" much, not to deliver the e on e acn s from oppress i on , j War, in the absence of Mr. CRAWFORD, American' but to enslave Germany, to obtain the whole of Sax- I Minister at Paris, who has been appointed to the, War Department. It is said that a Board of Oni ony, and to get his Polish frontiers strengthened and I sera, consisting of three, to he selected from the enlarged, as Lord CASTLEREActI so wisely recom- I army, will be appointed to assist Mr. DALLAS. The mends—how conciliatory must his Lordship's alto- I frigate Guerriere, Commodore RODGERS, was ex wcted from the Delaware to joi n th e squa d ron as . sloe to the conduct of the German Princes hav e 1 sembling at New York, for an expedition against sounded in the ears of that confederated body; and what a new way of flattering Sovereigns is disclosed Algiers. It was understood that this expedition would be augmented to two seventy-fours, cis fri in the strange confession which bursts from his Lord• gates, and several smaller vessels. sh;p's pen, respecting the " alarming and dangerous , . ..,••• M eal. 1 of Russia." What ! • 'the great, the mag- BREAD.—The LORD MAYOR inspecsere toe iveigher's Returns, and ordered Of. orb* at Bread natemous, self-denying ALLIANDER, eutertain alarm- to b e ra i se d h a lf an Ma i ze i n the Peek. Loaf. NAVAL INTELLIGENCE. PO LIG E. the country in tist 1 , • , . and uhjtuo airs! And such is 4he wonderful cim:idence w' have II our physicians, those "pilulc who have so ad nirub/j wrotherml the storm !" that ue rice noin (.110.9rIting with them on as 'A more daiigeious thn n "VPI'. :1 It Imugh they have but just proved them-elves unarqu:iiii:ell with the fi;st principles of t mliti.•al navi4ation, and by mere accident save► the vessel !--1 am, Sir, your's, &c. K.•nnnei..n; %pi t ;. A. B. LOITI %Vl' , NI X iATUR:•‘y MORNING. I K. I !!t E 1 1 t1Zi•ti uF Xi0.0..0. •A'ND GUINEAS IN GOLD IMINIL f •4:" 0 ..... I Ilawburg!l ritlrr 3 , • 10th; TIIIS Bank 926 $ per Cent. Red. 51} per Cent. C 3"iie 4 p 4' Cents. 73ii 4 per . ent. Nav, SRI Due DAY AT ONE (%•CLOCK. ',lg. Arm 14 7-16 k I:!dia 8013(56 3 4 p Facto-goer Bill. 2 3 5 p Ownium C , osois for Ace. 510 T STAT ESMA ,V. LO D V: TUESUAY, APRIL 11, 1 8 15. ♦Ve have no arrivals to-day of Pipers from France. Almost the whole. of the intel!igence which the Al °mini; Papers communicate, was given in our pub lication of yesterday. We have seen some private letters from Paris received by the last Mail, but they Jo not announce any thing important. By their silence on the subject of a loan, which the Courier says, NAPOLEON has been attempling to obtain to the extent of six millions of francs, hat in vain, they lead us to infer that this assertion i, false. It is re ported at Paric,thatlALLEYnAND, though in the num ber of those exempted from the amnesty proclaimed at Lyons,has made his peace with the Emperor. TALI.EY- R kND would certainly he a valuable acquisition to the G,'vc•ronuwt of NAroLvoN, a: he is in possession of all the ne: minutes, and secrets, of the Ministers at Ccn..;re:s. Toe Duchess Dowager of ORLEANS and the Duch ess of BOURBON remain at Perin, and BONAPARTE ha.; settled on them tensions for life of 300,000 livres per annam! Treop- continue to embark, and ammunition to he vitt .-11 . wit't incy.sailt activity to the Continent. At Ittrwirli, Dos er, Deal, and Ram , gate, embarkations take Once alaily. The 16th Dragoons embark at Dover to-day, and the 7th Ilusars to-morrow. OLD B.4ILEY. Mr. Blackbui - n, the Leeds Attorney, suffered on the Rth inst. at 12 o'clock at York. The particulars are as follow.:—About a quarter of an hour before 12, the Under Shedd' and other Oilicess of Justice attended the Governor of the Castle to the cell, where The unhappy victim was waiting in aoful expectation Oof his last earthly suffering. He immediately walked with them to the fatal platform, accompanied also by the Rev. Mr. Ilasw.rom, of Leeds (oho has attended him during his confinement, and been in defatigable in his codeavours to render that con selation which religion can alone bestow, and ho prayed with him nearly a qua r ter o f a n h o u r on the scaffold). The prayer was d e livered e x t e mpore, %% as cheering nod animated, and appea re d t o ma ke a considerable impression on the su ff erer, who se e m ed perfectly resigned to his fate, and just before the last moment, expressed his firm conviction and happy experience of the consolation to be derived from a firm reliance on mercy through the merits o f the great Intercessor. An immense concour s e of peopl e were assembled to witness the affectin g scene ; an d he was, a few minutes afterward s (b e i n g the n 12 o'clock) launched into eternity. Hi s body, aft er being suspended the usual peri o d, was delivered to is relatives, and conveyed in a hearse , which w a s uniting, to Rothwell, near Leeds, for interment. MONDAY, APRIL APRIL 10. Thomns Sharp, who was brought from the King's Kench, am put to he bar I/II all indictment charging him with forging and itt•ering an acceptance to a bill of excnange for ith. i 54. Id. payable at the banking-house of Sharpe and Co. s est Smith field. The Prisoner was lately ao iron-founder in Drurylane. in partners'tip with a person unwed Stanles, whose father was assignee or ,be bankruptcy of the firm of the - 1'1454mm weal wl'n instituted this prosecution. It appeared that the forged inn In question was paid to the house ofavleserto. Payne and Cu. iron merchants. in litanies stow, on the '4th of June ; init•Mt. Payne could nut swear he received the bill of the Prisoner, Me though there. 1%., , , no other of that amount received that day. It had been inurtsed by one of his clerks, as usual, but that clerk was not present. 'lnc forged acceptance was indormd in i.e na.pie of florae, opposite islitigton church, but two inliabitA s on the spot, and another person who was sent to rwikeenquir.r., [(mid find no snot person. two witnesses, John Bailey and Thomas Browne. who had been clerks to the Prisoner, were shown the forgettbill, the former of whom believed the arrert ance to be the hand-writing of the Prisoner, but the latter 1)- lieved it nut to he. _ . — lastinbTliilgui,Mr. Justice CHAMBRE observed, that there was an newer:ahoy as to the identity of the hill itself. in cuiev• (licence of the absence of the banker's clerk, nod one of the o it nes‘es had neg tived the 11,1 A-writing. The Jury must be sat fled tile bill oas the ai paid to Mr. Payee, before Any proceeded to furtio consideration. After consulting live minutes, a verdict of acquittal was re• turn: d. Josiah Box was indi. - ted for forging an order for the payment of money, liearing the name of Mr. Foster The I'm :mil' officiatA as Cleik to a Society of Vh omen, called the Pnirktat Sisters, Miclat a public-house in Smithfield-bar-. A Moulted pounds had been deposited in the 3 per cems. and another tuic dred pounds mere in tit- hands of Messrs. Calvert and Cu. lle i o ot the money from the stockholder, Hod af!erward • proctored the Stewardess of tae Soriety a note, purl,ortit.g to .h e i tie and-writing of Mr. foster, er, a partner in Messrs. ..liiill , ouse, pronii.ling to pay on demand the produce of the stock , ' he forgery was detected by the suspicion of the S;ettarde•-. End 5.,1. had been stilistracte I from the 1001. to Mcssrs. t di verts' hands. The Pri-tiner wits found Guilty—Death. James Ring WKS capitally convicted fur a borgiary in ft dwelling-house of Thomas Elliott, and stealing a n u i nhisi . , l . watche- and other articles his property. As was also ' John Cambridre and Mary Ann Clarke. fur stealing a frock containing divers articles of nearing apparel, value 40s. and or' - wards, the property of Mary Williams. The Staff retained of the Regular Militia are to be mployed at their tespoctive stations in rai.io; ;1,11 training recruit.; for the litto,as the ballot is unilers . o..qi to be suspended, if not altogether ahantionrci, on Pe . count of the high pt ices given for substitutes iojefirg the rerruitint; s , rvice. .. It is a duty incumbent on Government, at Clit; period, to adopt some effectual measures to stop t:e progress of desertion ; the loss sustained by the in b• lie during the war, including the operation , of Army of Itoseive Act, is estimated at the etsiwauLs suns of ,Italf sterling. to every one who has a chance in the Lottery—three Grand Prizes of R 30,000 among so few 'l ' civets, is a circumstance, that never happened in the annals of Lotteries; besides Three Golden Prize!: of 1000 Guineas each, and Nineteen other Cap;tal P, izes.— IfortrissY and Co., 16, Gambill, purge to pay their Friends in Gold, where Tickets and Simes are selling, warranted (Indrawn, so long as the can be procured.—The Drawiug begins at Nine o'Clock .14 Prirted 44i1 r Lovett.. et t iu the menthes. STIVISsid 111 Onrtos t eB7, Fteet-ttreet. . ~..- , -- i 1,7 4 _, i