The Statesman. — London, England, 1818-07-20 00:00:00

riggrr( .s • THIS DIY AT o' I'. O'CLOCK • Milk Srutk 4 per Cent. 971 • 1 3 per Vent Itr4, per cool. Noky 10711 3 per Celv.Voo++.l% lndin Ronk' 93 95 .1') per Cent.-114 Long Ann. 51 9.16 for Xoe. lixcbetphr Bola 19'!1 p • " • " -~--•~ ,` 7 - _ THE STATESMAN. • • • ' We*bre. :JULY 20, IRIS . Praw Orleans Virpers, te the Alth of Mhy, Sivsid•this morning, but they de out 'cowgirl gory ttelge of importance. The French Papers are it length venturing 'ln ipeak nn the subject of the Thivaliet Compieacy ; and if the Police and the Authorities • hn err taking Cognizance of the •ffsir, will bet do their /hely, we than get at a little of the ptans of the Ultra. sod 'their veiled protectors. The fact of the corispiracy, which our moil Joutnalisrs Lave lalietured to dis credit; is this placed bearind doubt by the French . - Press itself. The :Gweette,lie Frilitte, of the lath, )(ales the circutivitsiore CI the prosecution whit * * has ' been instituted against the filar Royalist . Officers, who babe' already been mentioned, i siamely, f, nXen'ol.ANle, , a canard Field-Mar shal ; SONGY, en olil staff Officer; Supplementary Chief of R s ir s tioo; and Jostard, who were arrested so far back as the 2d inst. by order of the Judge of Instruction. The French Paper is not permitted to voter lido any details of the Plot, but Ohre facts appear to be precisely as we here anticipated. i rbp words of the French notice are remarkable sod art) stetious enough. It says, t. Nothing transpires volicerriioe the result of thi- affair, which appeals us 'odious with respect to the nature of the accusation. as 'renseless with regard to its end and its mean! r f ex. •ecution It .is staittl that ',fent...Gen. CANUEL, against ;Chum a warrant of arrest had been isg.ed, lies not resistor-II in his house since the accused have been taken up, and that she Officers of Justice have plaited to his apartments and laid their seals on all the papers which he lied left. Several witties%es have been I end Nothing, however, better proves (belittle importance *birth has been attached to this event, or rather the little alarm (uite', by the so;ireSeri au thors of the plot, not lux ridicub,us than criminal, which is considered as the c I jail of Hie pursuits of justice, than the progressise rise of the Public ..Funds, which readied ',sterility 78 franrs."— The amount of this plot, a' out which the French are allowed to he so it different. is brit ft this; The lead log slid defeated C. advirslnrs are the persons who, Jo Consequence of their condo( Leirtg winked at b) the Bourbon Authorities in else St'u'b. strove to embroil Ly olio and its Department in tumult and cc. volt last year, sod succeeded in Periling some Coro. motion, and committed many escesses, which they charged upon tie Bonspariists and the Liberals. — General CANUFL, she favourite of the Duke It'ANGaufESIE, who has obsconded, was a prin tips! cause in these disturbances.--Those cir cumstances are confirmed by tie Duke of RA• GVA (Mstmont), who has published a letter the Duke de RICHELIEU, wherein he strongly repro bates the ((Induct of it me functionaries at Lyons, against whom many of his tier. measures in the admi ristration.of his extraordinary M 166 1 1 .11 Wtre directed, and esplicrilysuaratitees the truth of every assertion powde.by Col. Faaviett (his Aid•de-Camp), in which :General Can't!. and others of the. same poll- Aral peril were implicated. The Duke of RAGUSA 4 1 4 , mant fir a *War isssesligaliois into the w hole case. The object of the Cnnspitalots in their late plot, 'which, owing to the firmr!ess of the present Ministry, ins vat beers aide to it fiuenee the rood-, ssa• 11 • criminal and titlieul-ous" enough, het though di ffered ',gait's' the Ring and his present Govern meat, it would appear was no Weys oiliest the taste r desires of any of the Pticirell...it is ewers asserted to have had the sanction of..elpe Nlattarcb• himself and the first Intel sail °city in his kingdom, the Cl.anceitor D'Astaitav, end called the 11 Con. ,piracy of the Princes." Olt an affair so delicate nhete such high names are concerned, and such vas elety of rumours are afloat. each part) being equally interested to voter themselves with InYsle 4 Y, it is dangerous to -speak, and perhaps impossible to state facts correctly. The private advice, from Paris dilate on the circumstances that have happened. Of coarse we can vouch for none of their statements; but we feel it not the less our dirty to submit the views taken of this Important affair by those who furnish ioforination from Paris. A Private Corre spondent supplies the following curious, import. ant, and not unreasonable report on this Interest ing subject. " Loots XVIII." he says, " though dis pleased with his Royal Brother, awl the Princes his Nephews, nevertheless anxiously desires to secure the succession of the Crown in his Fa mily. Ms age and his infirmities will not allow him to live long, and peaceable habits which he contracted while in a irate life, make him often - , wish , for the pleasure, of retirement. Ile would have no objection to abdicate in favour of his Bro ther, is order to secure for him the Throne before the departure of the foreign troops, and before any acci dent disturbs the good understanding of the princi pal Courts, and thereby presents favourable chances to th e enemies of ` dettssty• But this Monarch, • „ . .- • ~~~ . ,t - ••TW7 - 9 Y1iaa11...a... • - . *-- , • - ' . • • . . • . 4- •.. e * f . t fl • • ' '• , , - - ~ • , . • - . • ' ~-:;.. 1 , . . . • • .. ~ i.: i ) • hp , . 4- , 2. .. 4 r .4 ,,, .. f t . , • - 'w e .... • --.......- THE StA t ftg N.; , •• ,:.• __ : _ iissaga=2 .......eggialiakitili -ii • i witi 1 t GENICKAL ELBUTION. , 1 BR4CON, JOLT 17. ' ' . k el • • - ow , , • s'c' *lib bar graddally ;iodated himself the slave of his .1: I. 11 . --www-- lit Eht BFAtS 9.L•TURNED. .. 1 . •Mtois-this, darer not egeoly declare his wishes.- , I • , BRECOtin it tRE ELECTION. Coon ( Gift) -Mr. nutclitasos and Sir N. Conant. . Alum CI lie soul•l•insthe unwilling, it is said, to bate the • Jaws. Meat WerVestt.7l Doweares (Co.)--Itear- Admiral Sir J. H:p_e: . of the--Laio -, , • appearance /If befog toradte this step; and it Is coo- I 8 •ir f this County, opened his Court, for the STATE OF THE POLLS 1N tftElliNtp, • , • yen of ',Mt II tgli . hest o Wendy teported that he had certain knowledge of ...On Monday, 29th of Jerut, purpose of electing a fit and proper person to repre- 0,,,,mr.„/AidaoF‘xt.;„"Ar,l4, lArrouce " ‘ "1"214-44 ‘ s t . 1 glebe. Tit, the conspiracy, but that he delayed declaring himself • J. linty ... . coottontao' sent this County in Parliament. , ten. Daly MO Clements . • • •• ' les Serstlenos ' until he should be freed from his overseers. Whit coueee or etereiteee, tore' is of li seems hey I doubt is, that a great man (the Chan - a WOOO, of Gwerne. Esq. proposed Colonel T WALTZ& WILKINs , _IIOMA the younger, of Woodlands, Aimee . amy l% . 4 - _ .frroirTY OF wirstroilD ;41:11.1 IL .... , I.*lj Mute ... 'sees ._ iiii best adapts! PM Carew- ' • • '''' INS Theffl.eie a cellor D'Astettae is, no deubt, secant), who, f0r .... 5583 Valenti* . .. . three years; has in some measure held the destiny of Jotix WILLIAMS, 01 0 Abercamlais, Canon of St. Porde * .. St 16 1 Colelouse , ••.. and a few t vet, which proposition was se c o nded esillabdirea, •••• ' ' set 1 Stiviere , • ... l it but wheu I France in Iris hands, and who affects, on every oc- ._ .., . • ..e.....5. they will te casino, to ridicule the sof. IHOMAS, eaaterom, &c. &C. disant Constitutionalists, , ) , al . ici 91. an d a bl y supported by Messrs. ALLEN, ban" Larvetst.-It appears by the Poll List from Ig o . ficient livel was not • stranger to the audacious attempt which CIARLES County, that Mr. White has gained considerably. * the Author was to have been made-en attempt which to som e sir C HARLES MORGAN, Bill, whose family have L. i r, MoRGAN, of Therwiv, Esq. son of Major Clements. He is now only 14 below his se, which hch, ' seem, only deferred, while others always affect to versary, which it may be supposed he will sarpse auto op its in one day, as Mr. White's Pull has been gradually production doubt of its existence, and persist in calling it a con. of Pen. been in possession of the County for the last 50 years, was nominated by PERKY WILLIAM, rising. opirecy a la Fouche." but those e pont, Feq end seconded by Ore Rev. K. DAVIp, COUNTY OF A Rat a ett.-The contest for the Repo. •' the Stages The French Journals contain few articles deserving A rchdeacon of Brecon. A show of hands declared. , emus ees of the County of 'Armagh is it last over, of their id of notice, beyond the mention of this •plot.-The the chnice of the Meeting to hate fallen on Colonel , after a Poll of eleven days, when Mr. Chas. B rown ; shape of I Assist% of Albi are fixed for the 2d of August next, -"Wits al 4 h * here preler when a coonter.part of the late proceedings in the the Shire, by a very considerable majority. • Woon, bet a P.m being demanded, the High Sheriff! low ar.d Mr. Richardson were returned as K adjourned the Court to the tellossing day, when the - coded is its ' * ' tieFteds il case of the murder of FUALDES Will, it is thought, Poll commenced. '• • • •• Immediatr ly on the arrival of the n ews at Bartok, , se hials It i *Wad general attention.' . • . op me .lireeher last Monday evening, id Sir. (,as. pietism; au After a protracted contest, kept open to the 11st It is stated that the- Hereditary Prince of Hens -Dam bei ng re'erued a Member toe the eloi.,i„g , plicity Mu Ilowsuee is to have th e government of the city of mome nt , the Country Gentlemen hail the heartfelt satisfaction of gaining a complete victory over the Borough of Hull, a party of his well-Wishers vise's, ~ .-. bustle and Nieyence, as a fortress of the German Confederation. who ha d so brsvely defeated the combined interests of the great ar isextery of the to testify their approbation of the choice of the gal- ' "`" 4 : cie'' t " ouil merly the Intelligence from Coblersit leads to the belief, thatnamed Fe • " County, of the Duke of iieeveoet, the Lord Lieu-- lant Candidate, tirade, of corruption opposed to him on this evog the Prussian contingent of the Army of Occupation tenant, the Corporation of this But-Hugh, the great , memorable- &evils!), assembled at the White sea m :, repre sents will remain in the Grand Dachy of the (thine , after influence of Sir CHARLE4 MR OGAN ; Mr. G NE, WTN st will in hi fun, wine after regatieg themselves with goad cheer,' the Allied Forces retail have evacuated France . of !luckiest ( '; Mr. Di% ics, of Courts gotten, &c . .this most corisit Id at set earl Meeting hrt:ke up - ,- scheme by This was a contest of purse against popul ire) ;as hour, accompanied by the concoldint sound amok. . finally des , (hubby ( It is certainly not easy to determine what ma y be heart and soul were in the rause, it was animating to and esc•laiming ss:th an esulting harmony as the, i Chubby (I •. the effect ' of the late Elections on the Ministe r i al see wish what zeal the Gentlemen and Yet steel h,MP-CR.IIIIII fur erer. men were 4 Gentlemat Lotto heti NGls4 ST PLYMAITIL -as ria-Sdi strength tied measures ; but there can be no doubt that in • dividuaey astunted (twirl the p.m. N,,,H,,,t h., . ••• • , . : r ~. his house. • evening last, before ten o clook, I. rd Lam -voile, the return of a hundred and twenty-three new Mem- personal exertion could achieve was left smitten), tvrl; Thirid at ow it ).al Hotel. Ills i.0 , d57ri,.. ,_ , ~ : but they • 71 U e re., hers, which is the number of fresh faces to be added while various Ladies, to p revent the great eapenre of Irately OgortiA his interition of visiting Ply ni•ro , h, foe ling Of hi plot, whet the House or commons, most of whom have ob - ribb ons, entered into a voluntar y subscription for the pus pose of thardsing, iti person, these Flee« detetmine , twined their seats by professions of independence, that purpose, made them up themselves, and distri. bolder., resided t here and in the neighbourh r o d, who love with must have a material. tendency to give a change to hoeed them to the different Freeholders slid others had sti en hen SJCIIIIIIrItnit .;41 e xtensive support her to he Olt the late contest. Ihe pet rise time of his article affairs some way or other. Report states that m u c h interested. ‘ V i th s uch devotion, success was in .% i lot i tet . Lord Lig n 4 gone ally known, scme of his must zealous. '.. view of o alarm and increasing disunion prevail in the Cabinet; great measure inevitable, although delay, ton often f r iends had stati o ned themselves at tl.fferetst points. : naturally *white releetance manifested by Mr. PEEL to take a practised on such occasinns, was made use of here on the road as far as kvy bridge, to give the whets; proves in elision in front of the tremendous battery which the with too great success ; still nothing could withstand intelligence of his approach. The expected es•tit feeble, h is se soon noised abroad, the bells of both churches , character and consequences of the late Election will the independent spirit of the County . 'union wit were rung, and an immense number of persons, who open upon it, affords a very decisive proof of the state AT THE FINAL CLOSE OP THE POLL, 15TH DAY, continued to assemble in the e course of the evening # inentionet 11 r, , cue, a Po ilt the Ministerial citadel at present. Mr. PEEL is JULY 16, 1818:- lined the streets and road to the distance of sumer' going abroad, to be out of the way for a little, °toff mined - . 839 . mites. His Lordship came into the town in his travel- ' a Police JONES'S p . Morgan - - - WS he shall discover what way affairs are likely to turn. ling carriage Wild four, about a quarter before ten -, play. M Mr. P. though Anti•Catholfc, would, it is thought, Ithesrity " 4 •• SI o'Llost. lie was received by the inhabitants with ' than that more di•ectly join that part of the Cabinet, which The Ulan Sneetee, from the 'llititings, declared rapturous enthusiasm. On his reaching Lower Broad. . enough, a the choice of the' Freeholders to hove fallen on Col. street, the People stopped his carriage, and, in spite . dialogue, many people think the most moveable portion of it. ~ of his Lordship's entreaties, forced the postillions ~ etioartas WOOD, whom be declared duly elected.- hiccupped Mr. C. GRANT, his successor in Ireland, is a brisk H to dismount,. took oat the horses, and drew their ; Ile was thee chaired,. attended by alt the .country prominent Pittite. Ministers will, in all probability, find it , Gentlemen and Yeomen who had supported him in Hero triumphantly to the Royal Hotel.-Here the -, Towmtv 1 multitude increased, in a few minutes, to the amount • ••••' necessary to add to their strength, or alter their aye -' his arduous struggle. It is but jeslice to the Candi - the bait; tern considerably. They will not adopt the latter d ber ,• _ales to menthe' their conduct towards each ot of several thousand persons, and forming a compact ' performer han d s body would soon have forked their way Into at the conclusion of the contest they shook he imbibe alternative without a 'pang end a struggle, but we before their several partisa the hotel, h a d not his Lordship shown himself it one ns, ioseing every one totested can have seen that they are mean enough to be buffeted d exp ression of de- of the upper windows, when the o t h e same, and to bury all anitnosilieS in completedirected a into compliance. It is not improbable that if un• oblivion. light became tumultuous awl excessive, which, on his do not ex Lordship's making e sign to address them, was sue- surressful they will divide and go to buffets among Thus has ended a contest which has been in con. a slight cc themselves. This is a consummation as devoutly to s t int agi t at ion may ns for upwards of two years ; and from ceeded t in an instant, by the most profound tilence. poet aucci this t i mebe dated the independence of the County Lordship began by observing that this kind re. sire 'idol he wished, as it would be amusing and beneficial to - ' His- ception of him was totally unexpected, b t , n wits nee of Brecon. Sions are the country, for when -- fall out, honest men pen ent Memberforthe County Theinde d of vertheless most gratifying to his feelings. Ile was • sometimes get their own. Redoor, W. ‘1 metes, Esq. lent ill his influence truly happy, lie said, to find that the votes of the A two triumphant majority of Freeholders, who had placed --am- to Colonel Wouu, and was of considerable service •Vtre rejoi him in the elevated situation of Representative of this , on this occasion. been rest Another consolatory statement of the progressive County, were so entirely in unison with the po- . mevolent improvement in the Revenue is put forth. We are polar voice. Ile mentioned in grateful terms the the lion. getting on, by the help of Mr. V . ANSITTART'S screws, Sir CHARLES PRIcE, Alderman of the Ward of distinguished and megnanimmts support he had re. • the folio at the rate of 100,0001. a week and upwards, some- Farringersir Wisher'', died last night et his hove e at c e l ve d from this ancient end important town and above G Wimbledon, arid it is expected that Mr. %Yemenites; its nigh fatherhood. He hoped that whatever awls . boys Kel mosit times, quod the comforting scribes of the Treasury, w ill b e ch os en in his stead, without opposition. y or party feeling had been etcited by the ' *lathes more than last year. Bow poor we must have Lord Kr NNAttte arrived in BrollselS on the 11th late contest wns now extinguished, for it belottg. capital 4 been last year, w the hen we are not rich yet !- f ro m London ;as did • also Count D'ITARNON. ed to the character of Englishmen to be generous . them.; N These same scribes of the Treasury do not, however, count, Chamberlain of the Emperor of AUSTRIA, towards a defeated opponent. " Gentlemen;" said • were im subjoin what is equally necessary, and would be anti Count DE Vaemsce, Lieut.-General iu the•Frencli his Lordship, lt let us never .forget that the true whereup equally eleful information, namely, an account of sel ' ice • friends of genuine liberty are always the strictest • vestigate Lord CnsTr.ritstcn, it is said, has fixed the time observers of the laws, end the steadiest supporters of where all this increased Revenue goo., after it has several d of his departure for the Congress of Sovereigns. H e social order."-Ilis Lordship was cheered at every it ith fat thus been wrung from the hard worked and Inv- is to set out in the first week in September, and pause; and concluded his short address, remarkable, the rest poverished hands of the People. Great or little, it . hopes to return by the meeting of Parliament in av usual, for that eleAance, distiectness, and pro. ' this, Ali is the same to the fainting multitudes who labour November. It is not the intention of Ministers that priety, which grace his delivery, 'by exhorting his ehd a m it shoul d meet ear li er or dis p atch sness, friend', after the honour they had done him peaceably ,: on, and at the end of each succeeding year, f the of bu s i ness, mouth. unless in the event of an occurrence which is but too to return home. After this, the assembly, penetrated • .•;•• find themselves, without being improvident, in as mi. Irons in I probae. If that event take ace ore with senti of mi end res, gave three tbe wor serable a condition as ever.-" The rich man e s jays the 4th bl of Ang u s t, Parliament should would meet pl on bef the hearty cheers ments and quietly ration disperse]. peet His friends in. , the nor increase," but " the poor's decay."-The state of return o f th e writs. tend giving him a grand dinner, at the Royal Hotel, irons to the manufacturers and labourers of Manchester, and -It is said that Mr. Prer, is about to make the tour this day : the company, it is expected, will be very part of the melancholy effects of the Poor's Rates, do not of Europe, sod that tie will continue abroad for two aamerous.,-(Plymouth Megraph, July 18.) of priori s P i clitielena dri not' fail to draw conclenons • The Bannost I ortsmouth; the Cygnet,ultimate afford a very striking proof of increasing prosperity. ye ars • from this resolution of the young and promising 'Ontanio, 18. at Plymouth; and the Horatio and Red.. ' . racters I The connection of ample and profitable employment- statesman. The preference shown to Mr. Roetesoe wing, at Deptfotd, ate to be commissioned for : • lived, bt with a rate of wages to be made out by Nor's. Rates, would not, padresrt, see gi h • ven rise to thit step, if foreign station". Captain PAKENUAM is appointed I Ili+ the prix appears to be as incongrous as unpleasant in consi. the result of the GeneralElectinn lied not suggested to the Bann. Lieuteriatit Beeneeost to the Tees. 1 ; the Rec deration, and certainly is an odd instance of increasing to him t he pr udenc e of kee p in g aloof ! The Ne p tune, 104, is takin g to p ieces at Pl y - i ••- ' since, 1 wealth or renovated commerce. It is fair to presume succeed Doweee CAMPBELL is appointed to mouth, where the Myrtle, 2 8, was lately broke up. i -must fp succeed Rear-Admiral liativev, as Commander-in- The Achates, 18, has been sold out of the service.: Cott that the employer who wants labourers gives all he C • liter at the Leeward Islands. ft is supposed the The keel of the Lancaster, GO, has been laid at Ply. i • number can, for it is in the first place his interest to do so. Rear-Admiral will hoist his flag in the Silishury, 58, mouth. The Boyne, 104, was taken into Ports. t t 'Mouth) If he cannot allow su ffi cient to support his la. which ship was taken nut of Portsmouth Dock, on mouth Dock on Saturday, for a thorough repair. 4 quentit; bourers, it Is the utmost folly and mockery to Friday, fitted for a Flag Meer. The Eurydice, Captain WAUCHOPE, from St. ' - i f the cot talk of increased prosperity, and the pinkest injustice The titigt Public Breakfast, at Burlingtion-flouse, Helens ; and the Myrmidon , Captain Gestalten, ;/, ariediale to oppress the sinews of industry to such a degree as Chiswick, will be given by the Duke of Devuestitter and -Wasp, Captain WOOLDRIDGE, from the Medi• f. eten fo ore or about the Bth of August nest, to the Grand terranean, ore soon expected to arrive. version mess may starve or trade stand still, that others Duke MICHAEL and Suite. Some ships of warare immediately to be laid down I ; of wort may riot in eadiminished profusion-If we have On Wednesday the Revel George yacht, • C aptain in India, and an intelligent Officer has already pro. . ilheinis reached this state of comparative prosperity, the lion. CHARLES PAGET, proceeded on a cruise ceeded from Plymout h•yerd to inspect the building is t petlitini why are certain Statesmen so intent, under these cit.. from Portsmouth. She was expected to return yes- them. They will be built oileak, which is very su • PUG cemslences, upon offering premiums for getting teiday. The PRINCE REGENT, it is supposed, will perior in hariltreas had durability to the best Europeans • ; the stal chihdrest to work sixteen hours melay ? embark in her, from Brighton, in a few days. on a oak. Ship-building, however, is a very tediou a Spring . cruise in the Channel. The dress of the Niece Re- operations in oriental yards, es the natives. thoug b to be u . GENT'S boat's crew (eighteen men)is remarkably neat : tolerable workmen, are uncommonly slow. They at • boon, • Yesterday the Loan CueNcer.eoe bad an audience a bluejacket, with red I tve ve cuffs and collars; on a in general officered by Europeans. Trincomalee, i ID matclre of the PRINCE REGENT, at Carlton-house. piece of velvet on the breast, the Crown, with gilt Ceylon, one of the• best harbours in the world, i h . Court, THE QUEEN.-The report of the Qucsn's health letters G. P. R. white shirt and t rowsers, black silk now the principal station. The shipwrights an I Belasc yesterday was-" Her MAJESTY has had a tolerable handkerchiefs, and black velvet caps. other wrkreen were .reniovrof thither from IVliidra , I, - bage night, and is better this morning." The Blackburn Mail says-" Henry Spencer, of where the great surf produced insuperable difficalte • . George Accounts recently received from Pompeii, give an Skemsdale, -near Ormakirk, aged 95, is at this time to the formation of a buildi-ig and repining establish r conger animated picture of the progress of the workmen em- afflicted with the small-pox. lt'is a singular circuits- ment. • ilk of played in making discoveries among those famous' stance. that he has for ' I many years been bald- ' The Carhsle Journal says-" It it; calculsted, the it, 11-01 41 1'• monuments of afftiquity. Another amphitheatre has heeded ; but since he has been attacked with h t e at the late Westmorland Election, places itt the Ei re . , match been foond s mire distant from the city thou the above complaint , his hair has grows as fast as during I cite, &c.-have been promised (of course in rotation ), t Fat - 4 former. his youth." Ito realize which it will teki the space of 300 years . if ton, A - - • . ,_ , . - __ .... - . .