The Statesman. — London, England, 1818-11-02 00:00:00

I / "R * .r , ~~_ r - ••11 . • e "4 At half-Tait twelve his Majesty the King of Prussia and his Highness the Prince of Meeklen. burgh alighted at thetOtel Villerekruede Bourbon,' No. 82. • The Emperor Alexander, accompanied by his $ 'pedal Highness, Prince Constantine, alighted, at a •learter past two, at the hotel Thelesson, rue de- Pro. Wine,. A guard of honour, composed of detachment; et the Soyeitthard, had been placed at the duors of each of these-hotels. _ _ Their - 1U; inlightiesites litarifeerl. TW . ' Asigooleme. the Duke of Berti L their IPtitineases "Dsker alternately %%heir Ititrihavtd Imperial Majesties; to part heit *pees. At use o'eluck meekly the two Minista arrived at the Castle. . • • The Doke de• Duras, First Gentlemen eft thi chamber, having announced to the King she evrivai • of the Sovereigns, his Mujrsty toseend adveateed ti , meet them, and eeihraceil them yith livelyaffection. then invited them into his, closet,'and sonvoreed with them a qeartev of sit hoer.. The Prince Royal, . . son of the Ring of Prussia, aid the Duke of Mkt. lenhurgh„ his brother.itHew, were shortly after iu. *troduced. The King gave them s most gracious re. cepdou. They then rucerded• to the banqueting. ball. His Milesty.the Emperor ,of 'Russia was on the right of the King, the King of Pressia on biaileft. Iler Royal Highness Madame the Dechras of Asps. leme was it the side of titsi Emperor Of Ross:Need the Duchess of Berth" tile side. of the King of Prosssis. • The King remained ikeitir seeders of •an boar - 14, 1 :lltis private' closet with the Emperor iklezanderto.o*. 'Vie Majesty then took an affecting kayo ofAlie • 'lmperial Majesty, complaining of his too sudden do:, .partore. , The King of Pressia will pass soma days it Parts. The Grand Duke Constantine, will remain for a meek. The Emperor of Russia set out last night at r wont o - cissiw i for Senile, where his Majesty proposed . , to steep. , • The Royal Court of Thouloese has been occupied 7eince the 19th, with the process in the case of the ;persons. charged . as accomplices in the murder of t Voildes. • The .b per amt Consols are 74f, Bank Actions '1,840. 2sia=mosaseeman o . • DUTGII MAIL?. • • OCT.AisisCistlnts, 24..--Yesterday the grand review and the military manctuvres that succeeded it, took place near this city ; it was a most magni fi cent , • sight, an Immense crowd of strangers from thereon. t tiers of Belgium,. and • all the neighbouring towns were present. At daybreak, the Saxon, Danish, and Hanoverian troops,' were in motion, and joieed the English scaly in the plain of Donau'. The letter .represented a retreat tensed* tbenae4 of FaMais. , — These immense forces developed themselves. Above • 0,000 infantry; 0000 cavalry, and' .150 pieck of tonnon, maneuvred till ail o'clock in the arteenfton.' The heights of Famars, crowned with an immense crowd of spectators, were several times meted at •• the point of the bayonet, and the prisoners taked In these sham combats restored without exchange.— TM fittest weather favoured these ntanteuvret, • which Wersliomiasnded by his (inc.a the Doke of E WelHogt*o. The • Emperor Aiftseeder aid the Xing of Prattle eftmelfted anistiodY.alo hortehock, followed by a nemetous Ind brilliant eke, lull by some hundred spectators oft hosesoblick neer Famars. ' The Emperor Alesander was seen soddenly to quit his suite sad gallop towards the astonished crowd. 'lt was to take a pinch of snuff from the snuff-box of * peasant. • Some lime after, the latter still holding 'lds boa open, seemed to solicit the attention of the. • Emperor. The Emperor bad the extrema, toa•re . tension to accept the Insltatioe. •• Sire," said the *Magee, " it is-only common snuff replied Alesander, 66 I never took any which - 11 rthought better." The presence of this Marifieck elk Cites every where joy and enthusiasts. Aix.r.A.CUAPE&LS, OM Umiak s Silliobed that the Ministers sorb at this moment ottgoged in drawing op several 'new 'Treaties of Itilien.., which will be signed by the Restless and Preellifin blemareba tutee. diately after • their morn h abia , t;ity• it it sot doubted bat that before tl4 dope sit lb• Congress in official declaration of its results , .FLAN Dg RS 1441.4 ; , • AIX. LA-CUAPELA,r 4 Qq. tg..le is signora that 'his Majesty. the Emperor of 'Astute will nor ate, Isere longer than,till the 16th or 17th of next month, that ha Wilt then go to Munich to Meet the Empress, and afterwards . telerlf hod,. Softie persons pretend to have observed: :the. Ministers of Hoods and France nefernttertdat the assemblies which !Ake place at the &idols Ambasabdoe's. • It. is said that Madame Cataieni's lest concert 1 1brosght her in 40,000 florins. The Emperor of -Russia sent her a rich girdle, valued at 10,000 francs, accompanied, it is said, by a very flattering letter. The receipt at the doors amounted to 9,850 francs, Without including what the Sovereigns and matey 'est persousgave. Six hundred persons were present. The same secrecy still involies the Conferences, which ere held between the Ministers of the four great Powers. The Emperor of Russia and the 'King of Prussia are expected in the beginning of sect week from France. •'• ••• f It certain that the Congress will be . dissolved! 19wards Abe 10th November, and that then a declare • 'too will be issue!, which will clear up all uncertain- Aielertepecting the progress, the object, and the resift Jot: the negociations. (rao3l A LETTER.) • . • , Alx-LA4thrAPELLE, OCT. 47.—The Printer' Neuwied, Lowenstleo, Waldeck, and many wheel, ere already bete; they will be fullowidly the beods of all the 'other otediatised Houses; It is sepitimsd. their siermerns will be dimwitted sad attamied is, rim asewfdlrattmes ; several of tee peettbasert of Wimples.. Deo doewies hen come hither for !hi same ferries. Indeed se. much Willem is secoaseledag for the Congress, that it wilt last leaver than was 'believed. What proves this he, that the contracts for the ledgiop have been prolonged. A 'Orgasm. stance which is colcalated ametts•ailoodos Md to tarnish new matter for negeekidem;b AI ; ado& of the King of Bavaria and other GctinanSotinfiliab who are etpgged here shortly. . ~, r .•.y . ~. . .- SOUTH ANIMAL:- .., - " e " . .. e ' t• . i' l ' * 4 " 4 o" :4 ** * ' 4' 1 1 1 4 Geoftsiktlepotthiondesi, fioas-'tlti Ithl eetiwilytit if the ' litiePitadoet irroyineei Wi . 'retie: tools, bas the honour to present ble mart respectful , 31111161iiikisita I. the . -fol4iir of the - fitteliesiON, 114 1041111.10 be wililtave the 'goodness to usattoltaik", to the Pablic„ through the medium of his respect.: 1 ' e Journal,.the following comossolcatiosi t-- .1 That General Bolivar, .Supreme Chief of Velem; .zaela, and . Captain.Geperal of tits • Provinces -of Nei :Granada, . * has p with . the oesseent 'of the in., 'eahltanti of ifielnmq, undertaken to . liberate the . ..lithely, frost the Spanish troops :..4tir this purpiatr tiro nal s 'Marino, Novato Peee,)'' god ethert to. itaiterTretisda„ with • the ,0 0 4.4 4 ,4 ii si c e rruniiii if 'the Government of Vetwstrlt,..ina 'wait thi dl: .• iriaion of Golnetal Boli v ar, are tiarryieg on withal*, . . * greatest activlty all _the military operations. in AK ' quarter, in order to obtain, as is iborek ezpetted, Abe entire hoidens of Now. Granada, and' the re. ista'blishiawat Of its Congress end Gri - Zarinnent i Oh* di not at present ozist, having beett destroyed in the - jolt! 1814; -whoa New Grenada wale eeespied by * tke Spanish troops under the eiriansoielf4( .otlWeral Mal rillot--the OftscPts 4ll6l. 4 :!t w ! 1 eI P 4 PamPlona l are already s tria fIINI sigi. --- itk 4., Isarll.6. , s .. 1- -,- - ' , - . -..••.-• ' -- - - ' J . AllO, tlittißekeillee•Gerteval , M!Creeer Ella ilreir served in Venezuela and New Granada), at present in London, is not authorized' in a pewter what. ever by tbi. Government of Ye . . 4 8,, nor.-by iny nrio, n4 ve other Independent . Government of . nisi; Ameririt now .in nistence, to carry troops anti @Seen title? part oldie said America, nor to premise Commis: sions, or receive money for them ; nor is satbo t rised to make. loans, or form aotkijadist 'contract; in the name, dr in behalf of ow, * alt;eitid Indy.. pendent Governments. .. i ) ~.7 .. - The Deputy from Veneluela - tett tonee lie Memel i much obliged to the Editor of thy Srarssirom, far •the insertion of This commOuicatioe v considering..it important to the Public, and intertititiOlbe hoover and welfare of .the mid Gorertultellithk: , ' - .' •• I ' 4 ) . :,.• Grofion-sireet.Nov. 1,1111 e, ; .• • 7 **;7"."! . -.• • • - PRICK OF eroolts Tliill DAY ONE O'CLOCK: • Kook Stock S.pre,CAO; 'Nowt 1011 f 3 per Cent Red. 77H1 iodia Hoodsl7lll .3 per Cent. Coroolt iSh 18 .• • Wog Aop.• WI 3IS per. cp.'. s - . . , Exceempao si 4omoM or Are. 713111 Oatt l utp. sie • ' • ' ' 4per Ont. .9614 • • . 1 -• vort" • • *I • `1" ; . -•-• - 7: 7 71 1 . • ..11 . • Till- trAllegliAN.' • . . t • • . ; . *: I • - • • e•• • t , . * . autvestmes- ri .t • 134 r. • • • ••• 0 ' The emit tkeileif at CalOs; 14' 01 krgitiii, I itooth tie Oritbli.fe4lo, ,et,s tiro • yew eercting myth :ittjiiitAqiict *POW glad to hear without any material *exigent, et da mage. -The following is an extract el- a-latter from the Agent to Lriolru'e, dated Cakii, Otteber:l4 received this :noising : • 64 Tbs tienharkstion .of the Army etaeca pslo' ? eommeeced yesterday, sad last night_ at- it Osetee• o'clock 44 sail of meets Went ostatilditswee without - any accident, escepting the Lively. peehlerdel . eap; which got on shore, but will be got elf 'heat tide without demi of theai settei r toltit the 4th, 6th, 'TV, iltd 16th *Beittetenti'frlnittti•and 4aart of the Artilliey. *ite- easiattietieb osIY lost ,litees any **kV - . '• 1440 1.1*.i. bO6-41.0 inie:Teieiged ikon. 40i = 4 - • . . • Load (NI the /tont SO LLOYD'S 14 fishoo l datill ...a" The Rai* doe foal the Bra' , • sissies, and it is feared is: e t.i entered." . , &tract of a letter trete the Agent to L4OXD!O at Beene! Ayres, dated the '3d of Ang..:-!".. 64 lbw Ertv lisibrig Lucy, some tittle ago detained by his Ma!, ?.sty's ship Amphion, has been given op, and yester/ day 'Changed her Sag for that of Chili, and sails in 4 . few days in compeer with the safkinitl brig 111aype, formerly the English brig &foe, 010 guns. It :.10 expected that they wilfirefziferAnhinitilisik at, thi moods of the. filyks s • - t0 . f511 in with. it'-orssrebt_boold7 - ea Litt*, erldeb7wOoepOken by tint* Wsitmesori . ?heti here oetliti f *:also from-Gibratia4;4lVA‘f. S. Informed*, of .the convoy wii lasempfutolOcre4 'to Valparaiso, where the combs:lend acid ilea Wiwi• ham are fitting and shoot - . toady 'for_ see, with two :other vestals of war. The EameraWa,-from the Ha-• ..caunah to. Cadiz, errived here the joth of Jaly prise to the Woo skip pchatOer, Capt. gaols*, ea* had also talton.4 lttrgi , Ship. His lArdesiyis Curlew arrived betties the I,ld ult. . freer ENT. ; and his blajutrtebip Tye*, frowlitonts VI • • • A fiefdist saint Of Anweican Papers (twills lie, 'October) reached Os this ionyning . :`l l 4e Patriot seeders proclamation to Emigrants, 6404 'them to *loin hie standard, and his operajons, hitt eseitedepocb 'teetotal is Anierica. At rte Sad•, quarters were in the biked 4f Providence Poe, N. lat. 13. 80. Is silo Caribbean sea, nearly Aehdistant betimes 0,140 of Jamaica sod - Bello, the narnsweat por sho eet lsttiaano et _ „ Pod..tboie 11: 0 *Mt 4X....W..llrAttri; Granada. posit* sitl* seen . - . • At.. 4. • • grATEgMAN • Ac , , ' .~: -•- • ••••■••-- ~.•. I • n . , • •••• "4: j et • . • , _..,. , ; 77 - ,Ming his project 'efri &oW stein. A Interrupting( claming front the *nine . 1 1Wor Jonntica. l' arrived at tfew York lo ai ys from Havannah, informs that. the United States schooner Firebrand. Capt.% Cesstistonom, arrifted hero ots4te Bth lst t. for the purpose of demanding the rOltsite of the American adieus imprisoned at that Pt:!e•• • • earthquake, sufficiently powerful to shakw i . . .11* A stieslewe i end furniture of houses, was felt op ths inst. th the base of •themenntain north of , . . • • ~ • • . • . STA?E OF, II ER MAJESTY. " Qiitatt 'Oil! continues trdaclitte. Nelthei medicitte - noreeposohave any longer thethist e ff ect; the Milady.itiddi', on its course with o.betitsate and eaubeted virelence. The Physicians have amply quitted the anti.clutmber since Friday afternoon, nd they liive , lciend necessary to fa,ke almost bowl, visits to. their patient. The Bullerat of yesterday itatedoltat 'ter MA/Mies' symptoms had not tier .proved since the last Report, sod that : ahtS:l4.o. est bed • good.idgbtos Saturday. The littlintinsof 441 -morning is not •more favourabl4 • jtittiAtttietioitt ape r anti.eliteltil nneatisgtetoty.'[t lit KintrAt t ylovb 2. Qthodl' Orkin dittob the semi iLict Map' MTV was ye day. „. . takeesdY.'..";... • "S. "H. HALFOIII3." 4. - • Ttiellteinetßecanti int:Worm Palaie yes 'tertlay roolvi;goty half -peat six, and remained to din ner wilif titii.P.itiOltultis. Immediately on his ar rival hisitiyillifighness gave sedience to'the Pity sickles,. when they made.tbeir evening report; at which aline 'isti -amendment had taken place in the state - et harltaJosvir ; but she was, if. any thing, eether more restless than she bid been in the earlier port of the day. Paris PSlilicei: . toklll,.29th "int:Mails from • Flanders, inicanalc447:7.iince r oar kit.. The utmost secrecy still pereidic IhripoWiest meetings at Ala la•Cha pelt e. it ictilitwaed in the aceno ot s from that plice in the 'naiadwe • Paparsijtiiitt. lbe Emperc:r of Ite.tncata will not . ttay tilts . heyetitd.the Gip or l 7th of the present ,Ile. will dine go : te : Mosich In meet , the Emprap,i, hod -. 1 1 '!•: - i 4407 70triiti ln °' The ioarnals •ieforin 4ti:ilita . t 7 opeini., At.tliartirak and tire King Of jPanastkitrithd Paris on Wednesday, end dined ; the same day.iFtht , Tho i I lerie; With' tho King of Faiiio. anithis fishy - The Empiirtir: of .I,Amistc'estay . .: - Withi' Ms iltnina6 brothor, r ebn hloit2Jbbriattest Wig Law* ciecAeryti kolter i ttiwittate interview with . 1a1c11414134 thi hsdn'tilr y ;Alliance set ail' the sects. ingfee*ani• .4.l44**Vas PO 4- nielt• • The' 1 kine i6 f ".171104411,1.8* -to stop t few, gays is the *sad Fapitakia.thwPieleisaeltetion, ail ihe4oart 60,0401**114.1141i;446 1 . the. oath ;PO* Ai! compittelidistanced ednesday, that on theol ,• lowing day, tie. aeOniest.. ttrii espectred to lie lathe*, between hick - ewilattisf. CowsT,ant, the idol of the. Liieraux. Thi notes of the Electors are iolie)ted . for • M. TERWAI7I,* who is a commereialist, with as teen warasth,. test. if thwesistence of - the Monarchy ‘. depandetopoialks!fittfeat of cONSTANI. Notwit& standing all, these efforts to influence the Elector* . Cad the withdrawing of most of the . Gown CondL. dates, on Wednesday the Liberal Candidate obtain• ed, oat of 6981 votes, 3431, being a majority of .176 over his opponent ; bat this number being still short by 62 of theabsolate majority, another sere y became necessary, which was to be final. It* de, not appear certain whether the Duke of Wet:. weaccrx would Visit Paris. His Grate has notified' that the Wirtemberg contingent is no longer under hisnrders, and it was to commence its march home wards on the 28th eit.—On Wednesday the Fr , 5 per Conti. left olfat•i4f. , there is a statement in the French Pepin which cannot but consider of great importance... It ii stated that a report has been cktolated for some day peat, that Gen. BOYER, President of ibe Republic a St. Domingo, had proposed-. to the . crervernurent to - recogpise the independence of tbAt, return, he would engage to pay a considerable ati heal tributei-and *meld consent to 100101.40ne whiCh would secure to. France great commercial advah• It would, stedeed, be oflibp•greatest Mit ff.rirtair -te*recovoistlit 411101111411114 L . _• • , i qagiri and voald bit the best proat isbieletbe Froolch Goventio en t. could_ given( its regtreif or feeedom and of veleeerity in the greatcatise of the AboiAienaf the Slave Trsde;.bot, altogether, there ii so Much leconsivieticy in tbe, conduct of the Goiernments of - Earept i with respect to this question, thatexpectationAnd ere' exhausted. Ilow shall we reconcile with id) , like consistency Or sincerity in rafteue of %tharty or humanity. the disgoiting :fact, that the Ad. atiniatritioe which professed to favour the Abolitioo of the Slaie Trade, retesed.to prevent its continuance by eit Aat of Registration, the only means which could . effect that measure; and that the same men who seemed entbusiastic for the liberation of the blacks, ate now doing everything in their power for thermal. re moot of the whites? Even in St. Domingo, which holds, forth the hope of proving a nucleus for thecivilita sloe . of Africti,lt is aotedmitted thatosen are not eoti- 41ed teas rights of Immo beings l beca se they are blank Aid oil' artsjo boast of. The iohebipints aid ti?tGpvipionsts of flaytlhave, however, proved • •-. t."; • w 0, •. • Ike r ' ; q a - . ,A .•~. . to as ~`~ J _ mot CtI I OIIOII erift . -"toe:illlyi*Ortateres, and 4114.714: canoquall; for, and die blestingei being free. Of this the rieleg greatness of that r‘ , long, and the State :rapers Ohich issue from It 44 : ample proof. ,Ales, who are so likely to, faithfully and feelingly the , fain sad the adsandli of freedom as he who pew*s for, or has inn/ b ee . t' 41 ' off from its enjoyaient T. - The Ifillyttge i cased . auk, oppressors, the.meeterebie troth, li n k hose trepi AU*, rettihe9sti l t . ei,eays Sere, sad tly ' thoigiiijoitice !am! ray prosper fors title. virtue alopstie...e.ltigudely pommelled; victori ous . -W. may r idposy . lay before our. Readers Ma e ' ableondiateststieg Pocessenle *Nth he,, reeeb e c us from Hayti. : • . The tettiefeitt'ot 'Lord tLLBNIOROVBR from Bence, and Ow spwalstoseot of Justice,Asent in his stead, tie midt* be determined on, and milt only the fortni'etolt.ce to be ceofirmek station of the Chief Justice in the Court of Kiev's Ad a i sm elevated end highly ;Interisibig to the Polak tat requires something wrote thou an ordiesty Amok, _to fill 'it. That the Nobts,LestrebOitts to imire, not possess all for so felportant s sta. tion, no min'initb • li&rgi - Mind will 'venture to as serf; bet nothing can be triune certain than OM is Lordship Ms derived greater staelareents Ind d. vantages froth office, dog Ms, of bin predecemort.. Its, addition to a feni 4 pensions already enjoyed , some members of hi!! &ordship's family, anotlier'sdk in course, be added to -the list on his retirement.... This forms a part of Me system. The pretessiooiWt Mr. Justice ABBOT to . this bid and important tip' Lion, are as yet but imperfectly known, or at* not duly appreciated, unless ith aubserilency the powers that be," are deemed* . safficient p a port. It is indeed reported, thatlastice Asset the protegr of Lord ELLINBOROMIII, and Wine hold the doctrine of Lord MANtiIrIELD, IS A Lim, in opposition to the late decisiOnit4 eases of WooLca, Hotta, and TOCICER.. It il l *. elmi, fortunate that Juries are now become wool` enlightened to be guided by the dictum of a Jaig t and will exercise • their own opinion, both apish 'viand the.fact, by which the defendant 14411 chance of acquittal, if his cue unities him tomtit verdict. • is t sow said, .bat Parliament will net till utter Christmas, unless the demise of the QOllll shall-mder an earlier assernblentent necessary.—, Debtor Bill foresail) expires nest r although its provisions will rem ale jc_ that longer, is eider to allow slaw fa its h.. V•siesayed expedient. The prid i esaltunii iPissiet; %oat: sill be itemised; bet *ph moat , *Waal. The subjeCC Is both, ittyieskillitelitei s. That tbc ancient intialleite vig ut of its nod'Creditor 4as can be revived, we dint it nit ireellt be inhommiewnd than commercial country to attempt Its ttatmatioei 'hot still the minor iWesmims meet be 'pretested!, otoch.as possible. What is most requisite le lie reconetroctien of the prnvinent Act • Is 0, provision to compel the fraudulent debtor, possession of property, anti prefers to live in jail 14 thee than surrender it, to give up the property ie .thus continues to enjoy in devile of the Is. sad - public opinion. It is to be hoped that semethieg be . adopted of a nature to suite a aerator) respect for the right of property, With a due coattail - owl wield and unrelenting rigour. Both the booked eel the Bankrupt Laws aro expected to engage souk of Parliamentary attention next Sestion. • _.,., ~. ---------- ----- • Tio REGENT'S COURT.-011 . Sotturdsy at throe o'clock the PRINCE REGENT field a Court at Caritas „know, which was attended by the Lord Chorellit. the Climatellor of the &chequer, the Secretarial State for the Home Department, the First Lord. tbe Admiralty, the President 'of the Board nf Care .trool, the Judge ftf Me Admiralty Court, etc. lit Royal Highness aftewards held a Privy Council The REGENT gave audiences to VISCORM• Siemens . .and Mr. Castntop, , Tite Coed broke op about lIPI •o'clock. . . • • Yesterday SIR LORD CHANCELLOR bad a lat . ;titedience of the PRINCE REGENT. , Alderman WOODelate Lord Mayor of Lood eo,att comparied by his wife-end flartghter, passed (break' 'Ais,lo.Chapene op the 23d instant, ou their way II Bi :i tfte rirele is. Otm;steeel eed•from St. Petersburgb ea Satof,' 'day, by way of . Holland, state, that on the brit fill of the opening of ibe books for the new loan 304' I lion • roubles were subscribed. The embo l i' 14 . risen to 12i. . 4 . .Two of Sir G. &Mimeos's transports bete Mt . theltiver. They bad a considerable supply of awl no herd. Large orders base been given for mrsalls to the Birmingham rosnufactorerv. . • A letter from an Officer of his Maj'aty' ship 0 4 tette, dated at St. Michael's, Sept. 3, says, " We ' arrived here after a pas-age of ten days from SO' head, and have had a slight affair with an Insole privateer, off this island, yesterday, which had tat temerity to approach near and fire r s robot at the`all' tish ensign And pendant, which cost her deer.* after a clrlse of four boors, we socrekled in teats{ her Oro, overboard her guns and boat?, 1111 d Old well nigh sinking her far her unheard-of i,epodfoc e. She was a large black schooner, and, from itlfetfor tiun received from Mr. READ, the Como', /aidi; belong to ARTIGAS, Bed has been in the dai l y ha " of plundering every Vessel dose in to this roadstesk It is high time Government took die /al . *, sodO clearing the sea, into their hands: The PorteEtt , A 0 re afraid to leave the anchorage af;er. we loft ll.' • • • . • .:etium • . '• • _ 1 ~..._. A 1. .. . . . ' i ',. . ~ l ~' . . M 1 1 1 ‘/ r