The Statesman. — London, England, 1818-01-22 00:00:00

rOl4, Sweden" — . - THE Pi P01.11.4)1411('ON GRAND MECHANICAL MURICAL IN- S flitlM ENT, investie& ised manufactured by }-1,1,11 r mid It()11•40, 1 1, Orpn.iluildels„ ander the Patron. ht. 610)n1 111 satinet. the Prime Ifreetii. h mow.O4PF.N t.; Pt/ MAE ES It I 4I their Ware4uautt, No. 101, Si Maroisie.tanc, i.e hjrtramea performs tu Ire In rich Mar, from Twelve ihe eirsaaarttiuso Il aid.o rfg44algi p r•tgil. *kb painieltr of !frit emu n--- - vt Pe! forater..- 0 A lidatasipre _, --, 41(14W . F.1.1..5TK ET tocrosttorty. . .% 1:)M DI.EO, `tioust retreofollt 4.1 ,* the Poblle. that bit. wets Wde of i'lllBlol, Cfilift• pi %GEM. Kt. will be oto . I.All!Ar next. Unless either 141/6. next. GenL u, twig sell tas%, oh' Cad hiiißeiwalkasy Orfarabla so okerlftlat.ll.liniena of thk de-eriation in Lo .•n. Hones intended fur bate should be sem no we or two days pre. I. , us. • s.lle every TUESDAY sad Pit I PAY. N. B A • supply at young. fre.a. sassed /fishes. Nelda ntanhei of I:141408We light.Cargiages, &c. always Sr palliate ... SECOND-II AND PIANO-FORTES AND PEDAL -11 A RI'S, EAT SRAM I NS. ► rriwo PEDAL-11A ltPi, as good al 11 Era I and Enird; toot firveaty-ilve Guineas each, fu' Fa • Ilgt Huila' s t•ispit;,l lira d 111.iiiinotal Flinn-forte. be Ernadwool (Moony, rot !trventi-fitnt Guinea.* A ier% exi•ellan Cabinet, with Bilkßilkfront. two Pedals, ta. VIII S•sty Guinenia,ir Thine-4.41u Guiana. S.111:11 , Pia.in, with Pell - 146m. al gund as am, for Two:it- • b• Cl.mrnti, Fifteen Guineas. NI Iv ti.• peen by day-light, at the Owner% Mr. Woke's, 19 9 I...irrmer-plate. • HORWOOD WEI L W ATE:R.—This troly v,,tahht • me:1111141 W:llCf, to much sought rarer. nvei so high') erns med h, irns•.c , oble who have expe rienced so hessios effect-. is strongly recommended As the alma. Imo of 1h...e iNhouriaz under Ilse nfilietion. of iadigesiirm and nehilir., 4,1 see. rel. felt from inog residence In hot dull/lief flier tc.il out find only an isn.nediate relief; imr sneedvs cure ; nor wns is Myr known to fail in caring %fretful*. Scurry. Wit. sipelw, Aridity of the Sissusach, an . Asthma; it cL are toe ob. sirver.d s.a....syteh promos'% a he:.llbv Circulation. and it the most ape dnnhle reviortiliVe ever set offered to the P.r...11e. smart tosities 15..9d• ea Is. or "Is. oer dozen, id the Voreo• No. L. Withetrohoplase. isetr Park ch , .pel. Little at 50, p t suns at Mr, tor', meeirioe wows:iv*, opposite Bdollkoieet, Oziord t. Pamphlet. of artherstiested compel 6d. eath. 7 .- 'l-4 IIPIIOI. TI itY AND t7A KIN ET Id A N VFA 'TORY. N o 15. IL wet 17. roottots•ssovonect, btraud. MORA; A :NT :Ind RA N !Mai beg leaver to inform the N hossi%, and Gentleaset io tenrrals the% n•svr just completed a new arrlndegre •ni, *ad made 'trot alteration... fur the purpose milely of doptt.iit( of their ste , v r astriv.ire Stsk.k (ow hv public aaainn, bet in the want was of tende)• at very redoceit priers, in order to make room for a. e .tire rw, 4.11 e of Hokin. with great inspr,,veutesds and several Dew inveroloos Ad Ist ttttt 41 kol-tate. Are takes lain the Clown), who v 7.11 eI:,D7 atiesid to execute orders to /In% n11101)171. In a few month., at a chaise I. about takinc yl ice in the nun, * Vie IY!sre-r-om4 of 11. essiesssne fOrx.ll.l4lnerst ' esiishst an entire 0 * Selecti.sa of Fer.sour, , , and wider a, 1 , %. pLot 'seeming y 4541 .!slicrave, otti sic voided as sch loner isri.ses than ever. For she Moss anti West !More. nail all other fore.in purist, .1; 14 mstiveisvllv all..nrd no bl+Usttfactory hav ever sus totted Nor tu and Sisiderv's. Jr HOSE unhappy Patients Whet, throagh tote li,iast. a- tit f 0 ignoring pretenders to inedic..l .1.. 01 thrlNlgh wd f wtol'oU:hilt lio l, 111 Order to bier:aim Pipette... endure roddithmal ilang., hoot bravo, mon ier.itoloo hoer. AN, dte. me ~ninth hashed to therft' tt London Medic.: .li)tabli,iiment. 7, Ciinsion ,, tro chiliad,' near the Comewrsinl toad Turnpike, !U. no.vit,re'...wtheo wh 're C. J. .14111- DAN, Storgriani hr. mid too eminent Plhateasts. florin: rn ,ro lea); regular warner, eon Drove thoot thous:Ash (all tricial• yeas 4 t the Venereal 111 , 1111.: to improper treatment. and the laP oaf itioae puffs onowit prepsorntirom !mined mercurial-, which matey deliolit-te and rola the coosotitutios by getting no. to the hones, which how cadd ulecrathns, with blotches an ilio head, face, I hood., dent mos in the slight. Bohr in the ent, deafness. otriesior. 1., obstinate sleet , . code,. nit the shin bones. 111 cerated throat); noctierivol pains in the head und lionla.firtMetit ly motaketi fur rliermatilm. lit drop-) coups. a ish n gow nl debility and decay of the comlitutiott, ooriginat ow! from dreadful disease lurking is she habit or the ow-tem, baits' poi toned by the we of merestr).-111eme. Jordon anti Co. may be consulted by sill rank) of people, froth Mow in the morning; ph Niue at night, for the sure of shoo afflicted with the Venereal Dieeme. and the men, di,- t res.ine dhow. den wising therefrom. Slight lit.d recent esie) ho - ot radically cured , nu three days, mod if long 'Sanding,* rare will he perforated In lit dttyi. and Mr. J. boldly ns.erls. that milker Venial; n compettom of profeision . l ,kill, nor having recourse too the vinleot powers o f voi 4 .llltiltll mercuriods he challenges them to do by their miner 41-w bat h.• done by his mildmode of treat- Mint, ns testified on oath before the Lord Mayor and A `olermen of the City of London; and nt all times pledges himself that he is ready to rare the above dreadful complaint, miss most alarm lap stagel, i.. tsie-fourth of the time, hod at balf the meal es ;wpm Letters. post paid. ineloring n fee, and slating the na ture of the complaint, a iii be immediately attended to, and me dicine sent t t nny port of the kiominat. fgr Muerte. the East Leaden Medical Establishment i) directly op . potsite the Suite Masons Yard, Cannon-street-road, St. George Pio-the-Eaut.—lSo conneetion a his any other following Utter has appeared in several Morning Papers t TO TRF, EDITOR OF THE CONSTITUTION. sra,—Obwniu‘ a parrraraphrayoar Paper respecting the cure of An Hernia. performed tof a large sis:) by the Medical 110.trd. at Charlotte-house, (beat Cilarlotte.t.treet, Blarkfriars• rood. in justice, Sir,. Messrs. Cooper and Co. I be In add my personal te4iwions. flaying been aMictert near 20 yews, and deemed incurable by eminent Sargon's,. I patiently bore ass :Do ohm expecting every hour to he my MO Ist length sy s ,ll-d to t he Medie4l Hasid, and Mime reason is pray far thou .rellent I.M .bli.hment. althouilY I nits near Ai. was ri 1, el, cured in a few weeks, and now. thank Gni. lift, 'goon health. 1 think, Mr. Editor, nil who know se Will el ow that I tan Wive on oilier motive for this cotwanguleatlen Ilia's pubic Mel, Sir, ) our obediem wryest. " C. CLEVELAND. " Doi anti nest L•nda...nod, • I ?ors. , Coorea a.,d Co. are consulted daily until nine al SIP'. in particular complaint., and claim the attention if those who h.ive been i.nprypert) beaded. Ruptured p-tieats *Mad tit Cu .rtutt on Slowlairs and Fitting, aid al Woad. t.c shrh vie on Wednevdass, who net radios eared as Weed he hod walnut/ire' pri.wiple., .voitheat vertical small , * or the trit3t ese.4 iatinta. nitifl44 iot a iti,tat•ce describing Atli (4.r, may hate the eerntive prime's veal In aay part of the ti4g . lout, by *hide ;newts sbe .nsav ((blahs a earliest came 4. 1.. r• commixing:6a eislwere isteedisiely minded M. . ‘ taking, in baste, eagle slates. and his missies being completed he withdrew. Felix "Ikaportes maisied a prisoner in his rooms. guarded by two O. oars of the Police. There was no question of suet satiety interrogatory t and other such formalities. lle was strictly guarded till the 18th. Hovreeor as it ; was necessary to come to some determination, it was resolved to end the affair ask bad been began; they 111111011Bged the prisoner, orderiat hies u at the same t4tefp, to level ibe sevritory of Frankfort as sole se' was ales' eadered mule-Antes. htte any kiwi of . coonezion *lib Lis Cuss. ,Thu latter bad staked some hours before the arrest of Felix Derportas, under the care of an Agent of the Police." #.2 it is affirmed that nobody could communicate with bins witbout . the permission of his keeper we are still .itt a foie far the grounds of the arrest of Feliz De- Rpportes. But there are many other mysteries is the l world ; why should not the affair in question also be one ? It is generally agreed that a foreign Watteau was yielded to ; but is this sufficient to excuse this proceeding ? As a citizen of Frankfort, I cannot kelp wishing this event had not taken place. For some time pest we linked took too mach care to gain a fine rept:tidos. The Areopegos condemned • man Jfer having deceived the coo fidencenf an animal which sought an asylum with him ; bat this sentence -was ih those good old time, when the perfectibility if the human race bad made-but little progress. deed I knew not what can be compared with our folly, unless it be our vanity and oar pretensions. 66 When one sees with what care the Kingdom of )'ranee is guarded, one would be tempted to believe In the possibility of seeing it stolen in one night. If ibeselneans are really necessary, they certainly can. set save it from its ruin. Cannot people bie per goaded,- *nee for all, that a Sato Is never more in danger than when it le transformed into • vest prison. house? Are we then so degestrate, that we have entirely forgotten that the sorest miens to gain and `attach men are 'magnanimity and confidence? In troth, 1 eboold not' have the heart to blame the mi. isanthsope, who should justify the 'dispirit which the the present times excite, by the pietere of that mil mere n 1 se in-boasting, turpitude, mod itypictisy Which we toe commonly remark. " I certainly do not pretend that the treatment experienced by M. F. Disport., is an important event, or that it can be regarded as a great act of despotism. But this event ought not to have taken place in the free city of Frankfort, the seat of the German Diet, in this manner, and with these cir cemstances. It is true the Germs's, may my, •ft is a Frenchman,' bat fur the same reason the French may say of one of os, It is a German ;" and this would naturally lead the tart nations to melancholy reprisals. We would rather say, 'ltis • man,' for we ate also men. Mr. Deisportes, it is said, has re sided here by means of a false passport (which he eh. solutely denies); but, even then, we do not see the motives for the conduct observed in this affair. In all we do, we should consider not only what we owe to others, but what we owe to ourselves"' Feast:rota, JAN. It —This morning the Diet. held its first formal Sitting since the Christmas bo'l. days. Ilk Excellency the President communicated to the Assembly the credentials from his Majesty the Emperor of Russia, for his Excellency the Privy Councillor Baron d'Anstett, in the character of En.. voy Extraordinary and Minister Plenipotentiary to the German Confederation. In honour of the new Ambassador, a grand diplomatic dinner for 40 per 's'', sas immediately given by his Excellency Count Bunt Schauenstein, the President of the Diet. SwiTzsicatan JAN. 7.—0n0 of our Journals publishes the Declaration delivered to the presiding Canton by the Russian Legation, in answer to the act of adhesion of the Confederation to the Holy Alliance. The presiding Canton has received also from M. Groner, the Prussian Minister, the formal Act by which his Sovereign recognises the accession of Swit zerland to the nolo , Alliance. This Act, bound in red velvet, is signed by his Majesty, countersigned by the Chancellor Prince Hardenberg, confirmed by the seal of the State, and dated Ais4a-Chapelle, Sept. 10, 1817. FLANDERS NAIL. STUTGARD, Dcc. 31.—Two citizens of Aaaster• dam, Rickard Rodolphe, Commissary, aged 26, and. Jean Jargoes Hartsinck, aged 40, Clerk of the Tribunal of the Justice of Peace, basing been con victed, oo a legal *sassiest's. of having deceived and seduced Emigrants, have been condemned by the Tribunal of this City to Ste pea imprisonment,_ and to a fine of 1,40 Q Andes each, and payvaent of the costs. They are declined to have forfeited the ' civil and family rights mentioned in the 494 Article of the Penal Code. Rodolphe, without baring the tee ' ceusey•means for conveying the Emigrants to Ame rica. had printed and distributed cards, •ia which he falsely gave oat that he was am burbled by the Police to make this undertaking. He agreed with those who presented themselves, for the eapences of the passage, and it was settled that the money sheath! be deposiled.with J. J. Ilartsinch, not to bapaidout of hif IMF they Ovoid have arrived is America, -.► . ..w. ___ =rants &ottani beve beer to ea. receipts for contracts, mid the bre rapt% bed adivitly concerted, to make it hipossihke . re . the credeless their ...-clatimysegkt t tios= oet teasidei tM mote i 1 Ink 0.4 pile .. • - 4 4 Year Committee trent the MOO opleistit. • COS it, in fact, he called a pablicadte, whoa Nitta dim nit is • made in °Wiens, to the einemsed of the es nisi* too, ender * Maoist's,. fireested with oideseery go** to preteetthedistribetioe, may,' by virtue of the said. Law s Okla Vs. wert,ino oeetto thelribenele Whet it the el r .4 right oR feit t reiti* it he Witte 'twilit ft ihi,4lllo • Isabliention? - ~ If, hand a theadepiakitie#Se Misfire at the Len, with the .11 40 $ 41• 111 W -- " elapsed, until t Seal lodges's* 'lt 41 effects of a pristbd boik obichthey dee. ' rhos, they had .beell at liberty to del et aspens - particular indivitjaals„ or bodies, the copies deg. and for them ; for niample, the ;Jog's Librern *here a great needier of pontos MOW, each day to read; a publicadoe of it *weld then sully have takes place* sad tile pernicious conSalrences ad* have been predated; bet as it is, the wort Is each!. steely in the hands of thine perms alone who on prevent its appearance, inform site LawfOlhan, mid Jrise the ninon th be pointed. " It has been said that the receipt seed to Wait Immediately the ',petit ; that they are two acts se contigeoes, that there can be etc interval .bitwein them ; that the receipt aetharites the pablhotiou and that coespeently it may be truly said, to deposit a work is to publish it. " But is this ebligatioll to &Ater a receipt Immo. diately, so imperiously enforced in the Law of the ?Ist of October 1814? 'Mobiles. it should be promptly delivered if it tend be delayed at plea. sure, the Magistrate wosid possess the arbitrary power of suspending the publication of a work; the law would be eluded; and the rights of the author woold•be at thnntercy of it capricious Megistrato or his agents. - Bat the Committee of the Chamber of Deputies are far from allowing the necessity of ea immediate receipt; they declare* on the contrery, that the law net having Seed the precise period with. in which it shell be given i sod all publication b•lie iateedieted art It is glee s, these der might best. lowed for that pampa. which 'Geld afford, they say * soffiriebt time for the proper authority to deter. thine whether the wok was of sad a nature as might to be sobinkted to the Tribunals. " The Committee of the Chamber of DiPpeile. sM of opinion, sod agree with the., that the O. ternment, informed by the deposit of the intended publication of a dangerous work, bate no cannon to welt until the peblicatioa ideally takes place is order to bring it ender judicial bolice, and gu ll punishment epos it. " We concur with.them •in this • and think that the iecoavealesco of toy delay *b i b a work sir imperious is its publication, froui being improptrly dewiest:ado cannot be compered to the evil of pet. mining the difesion of works which a tardy ftodein nation, and consequently a Wall one, cannot duo. wards withdraw wholly from circalades. " Certainly* if we thought that the woodment adopted by the other Chamber deprived Goorament of a power * ledispensible for maintaining the van. guillity of the State, we should not give it oar sp. probation laded, the other Chamber wend set have prop osed such an amendment : bet this law la which it is feared suf fi cient strength will not be foitsdb appears to as to secure end eutielpate entry . thing. " Is it necessary to wait for publication tutor. proceedings can be commenced? No; hut the work most be submitted to the Tribunals ; the law grade the right to do this, and sherds the min. Mutt we wait till the crimo le censeasmatalll No ; its conseasmatiso most be provoked. The law grants the right, sod Words the means. This is 'what wo are to aspect fro. the Magistrates:" • The Report then disenesei anddeloorli the Articles of the Project coecerning tk'seisero of printed works, nod the amide of proceedifig, whether. before the Triton of Correctional Police, or baton the Royal Coed. - It makes no meadow of the gees. tion about the Jury, which was so vaimmently agitated is the Chalber of Deputies. Attains to writings of e robot and lemonade. stripiest, it thus mends : " Yoe reopoolow the discussion which took place poi the h4th Article In the other Chamber. • It wee urged, that the enactments of the Penal Code, cot. corning aeons 'pion stools; shield be made op. pliable to olfeness egoism religlois. ?he jerupts. dense of die Thistroale has already established this pion odes. Such winces ems proscribed it the Gado at every civilised Ratios. Every whele . ithas boa seke•wladged, that love •fet* sod ropect to. nerds,. the Deity, Is the priesiders4eginstiesi of arse; 'bet we cannot implore the Pears, woe Mess the isedetie of-God, witheyet - offering our borne.. t. ass/ribs stoma sod Make *rem of AI 1104 Is yid, and all that is jest." llialkeport tosaledit woltli 'reposing. to atop. die Project .f the Law with the Amendment made upon the snood part of Utile Article by the cheat° WittiViPlaill, • . ~.. . • •• ~,'t . ,:. ~ . 'S • ttl" . • . . . E. ' J.0041:4 VI lh lii I - : . 1,, ' t ' N N .- ' 11k !prk.:4 4.41 ,se-.1 to i .. . • r . •-•;..' ' - is °!'• ) " 1 " iV. 43PM. l' 4+ l_ .. ~. • I .• ? ••• - 1 . I . t . t ner 1. . . ! ' t • i 4 i t , 0 glOtNiiilitife J .0. , •.! 4 4 1` • i .•• ..il -,-,. • :41 r......N0 p. ,•• . . . .. ..•,..;,a 3. , 1 ' 4 ;:ii . , itlrf •'e , , t•. - , ~ ' •- 7 ' .--.. tirt•*; , iit. •-•', , • 1 4 . .. , ~• ' • • • . ' .- ..r --, 0,9 , . . , „ - • -- -- - -•••.•— - • -..-..,---- . . t nil Iss iussi did, Ji ',els II ik Rho ." T.. •-r 7 • f. b • r. sit ••'•)1 ' ,• . • Rib M, • 101 ii 4. 4 15 0 .1 . , . . • • . . . , . . . No 6 3ra .%neench , 1 mlai lei . , •••4..01: , • . LONDON,- THURSDAY JANUARY 1118. • - ... .. ,-•_ ~ . ..- .••-...) , •• . -..' ,- . ~-, '.O. - -- -:, , ..t....: • - . ... _.. ' .. ... ... _ -. `...'.' : :1' '4'7":r ' Is :" ' ' .....7 " . 7:14" --ilk' . . . . • . .... .... _ . , . --- -- -- _ _ ____ _ __. _ ___ _ __ ... . . -_ _. ____ . ._ _ . . , • 4. .. .-14 si.' " . 0-44 .. .. "•.. .' - w - - -* ' '• . `. n i Q.:. for *Mk 111.ntsrana fa de She gam. aid Savers die «islii eampaii - • ..:* '',"'t 1.1 1 1 • 'l , ~ . .e., - •.- . . • EAST INI)11p800 4 1-E. 7th Opphoselook.4lll4: ;. • .' - ' °BAILIN is , Apitits; • Rartsiock, who bad first pee to Cologoe, to give debit In b jug aid com ag l i tiati ii ittriliet , . . grin COURT of DfR h:CTORS , ,iftli . d r ..; ''";.•' •• : ' ' ' lelhaii.... •''- ' ' • • ' tkit Egiiirests otoogdooro, took tho wooey, for shirk +possibilities,. sod the' . ... UNITED ComP4lft of ,m1nte,r441 1 1 1 4.11 flair • C44llolWrii, tAir.4. :6 -Wc Sad tiff NINA* 'Mgt , 'Weave a eetaiik, tea abased, for this purpose, hb hiditecf PVveicedell• .. . , ' i • * tit'''. irfidie g " the kilt Ilsdieg t de he • ive lg iei i / eae k_ . ... ilk ilea Ithesish.Paport modehead of trastfort t goodly sof Milk $ r t he • ••g•4•-i i•;A i f L _ . , • • , ' .1 1 14 mood SA or AO Al*, 14 , ~ • .•-i csal Use present interest .j b per cent. is the VANIVINWTit “. spsnii p0 „,, r4 ......,..... merest se. e 24.. .... a . a .... die .osmoses which he had tea . _ oft soperate e . . . . ~ _ )I_9! ~, ~ ~ Seeds shell term mut &towing on the 314 . 40' Perch nisi:bee' : e v . figh. ~,„.": . T hi w om . I ,.... Wv a i r i g, . i._, lii ow. the i le i ve '7; l 7: ei thole foods should not ho gi dts. b ett_ sbau Ism lieshi ; fai euktirrl;; l4 ,4 o6,4l Pe st eitids ... te4ich day they err to carry Interest only et _tie rate of few re , :s 7—.- , • , - , _. ticownii;-, ,Ar m ,- tree state of Peleil or tin *flee llill fo r vhvela be teelldeteds he distrlboti of the Whole shy, SA ik1A, 1 1914404 . - ---f •-• - • . : * e r rent. pen annann, aid that the Proprietors of Benda feed- _. - ' ' ^ 4 0 . '7. • .. Oil /.,'wife hrhei them •inl. he marked lenNlthilOlA of Pehruary , the mss ' 4 4 r i fe ' ' of the 4di of December F.' lied delivered esseadeea ' ble some to Rodolphe, for the ~t which, ta k es s ue coa h rt „4, o .i . t i . .. 1 ,4 t -. . ..1 Des des wa ago ,Nast s i g , * Bo w s m ak,u sot k m „k e d .9 ,, or w ar p tk i a nd po .. .. ,‘ ,wittifref - ao oder of the perdue if the vette, provisions, and other es. of the lA* of As 'list of (hull" . , - T - ' 1 . . SYR el February, shalt ha paid eff ton the *OW SW lef Merck. Senate, by s Ameial% a lasomiliceed • by sift arms pen of titieloyage, sad kept 1000 forks for bio l . . a T he b lushes . of th ro w, sphouhwtho a . . •10111 interest - die thews, aid from that dater nsaAkyl.e.mil• of the Police. The Assessbe diiiiiirtglee any account silt, OS h Seoempeope agreed epos With Rodolphe, co po rt, bore sot mucene d i s ast,ibmg vi tt bbodi sal carry any Zodered. ow ;0 .: 9f the. reasons of this arreot ;he aostepted himself ilysides the teasel,, bated seit h if ,„ n ig _ ,PF" K "'" P r o ' pert of the sisese,oaght tolls *Aka* J . 1 . 1" r°l4, Sicndal7 . • • with tilting, in baste , some aotes , and his minim) 'Wombs& the Ailliereet• km mew MVP% be el . .:' A "ar " d'aihillill: ' _ _ fa , the credelows ionic/ere to recover their money. " COMPIMIITSIBOOLIt e Dee. iO.OACCOGIttIi received .it s id free Penis inform ass that tie late Ranks Embassy' Polk to the Somal i . of that comet/ has rot bees attest& !ewe, ed with the whimsies which bed bees esproMifilia the a! la, sod that the Persia's, enable to forget the salon . 11 71 ' leek. the Ott Mai t t gy kasghillie Maws WINK to V! beck IM coded Prowl 4 4i ikis t e . this ri recover from' tho precerime eltestiow whkii they , 411 " 1 ,1 ay placed, by the plosimity skim Itassisit imagers ~ 4 I to the Royal residence 41 1 Am/ram Whisk is scarcely Wag 6 .IKI German miles distant from the m. may ,BEILLIN, JAS. 11M111 hem reunited that a the el great many ,reach hue boos to Frsokfort to see vireo hi. Las Cuss. ; he pored two evewiap at flus'hoesu to pal of the Countess de Servillian (the wife of Joseph. tilled Beaspute). When I_ ,' C 1 4 . IO 4. c.,~, FRENCH PAPERS.. PAsts, JAN. 18.—The King yesterday !reseeded !nosiness with the Doke of Richelieu. Lest night there was a ball at the Palace of Elm" given by their Royal Highnesees the Doke sod Duchess of Berri t the invitations amounted to 110. Yesterday morning hi. Robert Leone, first painter of the Cabinet a'nd Chamber, bad the honoir of pre- seating to the King a new portrait of MI Majesty, which, is intended for the English Atehatiader. The King feels no longer any attack of the gent and the rainy weather, which has for sowers psi: veiled, has elope prevented him from taking his asset The Tribunal of Correctional' Police heard yester day M. Merilhou in defence of M. Schaffer. He sie• deesoored In prove that his Client, being a native tit &Aland, had acquired she rights era Frenchman by aloe Union of Holland to France *bids coutieued till 11114, on simply declaring at that epoch that he in tended to is his domicile in France. Ile theft went Coto the alleged charges of the prosecution, and. en. Appernared to jest, the pagan ges ceeniented upon by the King's Advocate. -- The Wines Adtatrate Mad* sm extempore reply, and the cause was adjourned for eight days, when judgment will be given. • Christophe continues to inspire so much terror in St. Domingo, that several of his subjects flee from his •States, preferring to. live in slavery among the Spaniards, who still submit to their King, or pass over' toithe I nsa rgente and the Americana. A mole tto, estsped,from the Cap",.recoooted to ,en inhabitant of Martinique, who has transmitted lions to us, se. weal recent traits of Christophe's cruelty. An United States Captain was taking merchandise on beard at the Cape about night-fell ; there still re mained near the arsenal 18 bags of coffee, which the Crstom-boose Officers would not permit him to am. bark, under pretence of its being too late . and they *ere consigned to the officer of the sisilghbouring 'guatd.bouse, who took charge of than. Oa the fol lowing morning, the Captain, who was desirous to embark his 28 bags of coffee In preience of tbe Cos. .two.hoese Officers, perceived that seven were want. log. The officers and soldiers of the - guard replied, that they did not know what bad become of them.— The American Captain reproached the Costom-boon Officers, the chief of whom complained to Cbristophe, who immediately summoned before him the Captain, , the Officer, and the soldiers. Thessarknostledged that they had received the 28 begs, and persisted in saying that they knew not what bad becomes/fit/M.l Christophs.instantly ordered them into a neighbour-, ing court, and had them shot. He bed sent two deputies to Perlin to tint on a secret affair, which be was unwilling should transpire, and apprehending that on their return they might divulge their whiles, be sent to them a man of colour, his intienallennd confidant, to know precisely the answer they bad iv- , wired from Petion. The answer once known, the two unfeminine deputies were shot. In the mess time ' Chrisiephe's jealousy induced bins to imagine that his confidant would betray him. This man did not fail to read, on the grim "imp of his master the lot that awaited hint. its vain be tried to soodhlea. Christophe darted on him the glance of a tiger, end , nude a signal to his satellites to lead him to the ad- , joining court, where, in in initent, the unfortunate man was aser;lered.—(Joerstof de Marseilles.) A letter from the Isle of Bourbon, dated July 11,1 1817, announces that the new Gentler et Anti colony had arrived there on the 27th of ./Nnea. sad that he had entered on his functions on. Ope UM el the same aseadt. ' . • CHASMS! OF PEERS, Jaw.l7. There was so Oahe shies of the Cliatieber yeihsee day. The following •is ea estract frees the • Report made to the Chamber by the Matteis de Pastore, its the name of the Spetial Consmittde (composed of the 'Marquis himself, Viscount bliaisiatorooty,_ Comet -Modal, the Marquis de Gender, neff the Coonstsib Castilians.) appoieted to ensiles She Project *Cabe Law relating to the Liberty ef.tise Prose. . Tne Report lint ream* that the Projecepreeeidg imporiant amelieresieni, and new iiircurities car the LUMO# k tw StiOdlW aftrdes. by .1.11,..4* • • • • • • •• • • ••• , t • • ••• , p ; •• • ' 4 • •ftl • 7 : • • • • • • -••• • • ••• • . • r`, 1 • ~~ • I. ~. „., leo