The Statesman. — London, England, 1818-02-17 00:00:00

7' • r , - ' liptiCt, bet divested r... 1 that bi4otry which grades the enderstandinc, and is the chief diem in the slavery a* SpasWirt' ' it suits a fat friar's interests to teach it. The • diens are, above ati,• attached to General Bolivar, *mauve he has delivered them from the paternal Government of the Capuchins, who thought • they itaeas.gooti a title to all the issues and, profits of the Indian's labour by Divine right is his Catholic Alvjeity his to America by the Pops's 8011. no former are now governed, like other. people, by the, .Arotherity, and have saamlar'. Cbt*lllett to . instruct' them, who are erag sal4o*.if k; la that ay . thority. • This is certainly a great relief to the-41th .fortonate Aoriginee, who have hitherto been' the -tiotiona, in all Abelr temporal cowers., of the Pro festers of Needy and Celibacy-4w° auseroral 'vows in difficeit to . observe, and certainly is badly' observed among the Spanish Clergy in general, that 'a more **lightened age iboold have long since be- Icolahed them with the other prejodicei, which have 'Wed to reason and eziletiontets. A proof of this' • lreceasity . was *aimed by : oprra;, if forty Telests N "hewing preseuted a petition - to Rays! of CII4IIIICM, even prior to the ItpiolitiOir in Utah Amodio; asserting their right to marry. This Oril not admitted but those, who (*old pay for it were -able to 'Wale a ROrel Order; soder Gedorii !oalaiatratioo l to legitimate their , bastards• fl . • ..ri: . tREIVCII Pd PELF, $, t PAW, APB 13.—..Ageard of gee d'isimetfoli plied it the hotel erthe Duke of Wellington. •‘• -We have endeavoereil to collect some accurate details respecting the odioes attempt to assassinate 4he Duke of Wellington. On the night of the 10th -and 11tH, towards one o'dock.in the morning, at the moment when the Duke'. carriage was entering his hotel, a pistol shot was fired et him. Ilia Grace was Iso,t toothed, 'nor was the earriage. The servant who •was behind, mid the two sentinels who were at the grand entrance, immediately pursued the assassin, but he escaped, iu consequence of the darkness of the night. In bis Bight he passed by two servants of the Duke of Wellington, who were returning, and were near the street of the Champs Elyseee, end that of the caesium% St. Honore. liatiug heard, nearly at the muse moinest, the cries of the sentinels and the other lamas, they immediately joined in the pursuit; but it appears they lost sight of the miscreant near the the Church of la Madeleine. Notwithstanding every effort, they have been enable to find the ball : but some information already obtainedly the Police, Aires us reason to hope the author of this attempt will be disc. vered...Vournal de Paris.) The +Deka of Welliogion.rode out yesterday on horseback along the Boulevards. In the evening his Vries was whited by the Grand Dignitaries of State, sad many of the Ministers and Marshals. Yesterday their Excelleeties the Ambassadors and ,Ministers of Foreign Powers, as well as the Mini. uteri of France, paid a visit to the Duke of Welling 19e. In the evening the most distinguished persona of the Cepa and City left their names at bis Grace's 2reddince • and to-day there is the same concourse of All the letters from Genoa confirm the intelligence . that the Court of Sardinia, le making maritime preps. ' rodents, which announce an espedition against the pi ratic; of Algiers. VIENNA, JAN. 3l.—A Courier, who arrived at 'Bucharest in the night between the 14th and 43th in.. want has brought intelligence of a great change which hes. eneepectedly tiken place in the Ottoman Itinietry: The Kiaje Bey (Minister of the Interior), Tscaushcn Baschi (Marshal of the Empire), and the Grand Vizier have been deposed, and the latter is succeeded, in the first dignity of the State, by .perish Pacha, Pacha of Broom, a man generally knoin far his severity. The Selihdar Aga `has also been deposed, but without being disgraced. TRIBUNAL OF CORRECTIONAL POLICE OF ROUEN. Fee, 11- AFFAIIt OF MATIIURIN BRUNEAU. At ten o'clock a gendarme and the jailer intro- The Message of the American PRESIDENT to Con duced the Prisoner, Mathurin Brunean. gress, relative to the occupation of Amelia Island, The fourth witness, Jacques Quinn, aged 45, a seems to indicate further attempts on the Florida', field-guard at Vexing, declared—Since 1790 I had and some alarm has beeriezpressed as to the cause 'lwo absent from Vezina, but I heard say on return ing there i n 1815, t h a t m ot h ur i n B runeon , who quences of such occupation on the pacific relations called himself Baron de Vezins, had returned. 1 between certain European Nations and the United there saw him and recognized him for Mathurin Bre- States. We know not what farther views the Gen; neau. lie asked me to guide himlo St. Aubin Co. vernmetst of the United States may have in conies. bigny. I consented; and, on the following morn• plation, or what results may atteud its encroach.' tog, he paid the expellees, gave me six francs, and manta ; but it would not very much surprise us to find° ire separated. that the Court of Madrid bad been bartering away P RE S I DENT.—Do you know the witness. Breneas.—Yes, as my conductor. the Floridas in the same manner and for the same. Msdame Cassin, an innkeeper, stated that she object as k very conscientiously disposed of its ac.' had recognized Sruneau, after an absence of 16 quiescence to the Abolition of the Slave Trade some veers, and that he had claimed a bag which he had years hence. In fact, we believe, that a negeciation formerly left with her when he went off, without paying his bill. . .. for the purchase of Ftorideby the United States h Breneae 6;ncei that he had not paid her, having Tar advanced, and that a part of the consideratiee bad in his possession 10,000 francs, and thatihe money has been already paid. It appears from the bag bad been left for private reasons. • American Papers, that advice, had reached Phila. The Pne•toENT.—Bruneen, you have been a sel .. elelebia -from the'River Plate to the 11th of Nome. dier—yea have served? . Broneats.—Yes ; and if you will come out 404 filer, sating that the Patriot Gellert; Sr. MA arm, eae, I shall prove it to you. would probably, before many eoliths, make an at- Pierre Praha - boa deposed that he lid conducted tempt upon . Lima :lie had Ser 9000 troops in good the Prisoner to Varela*, and bad lent him P 2 francs/ order and well disciplined ; bet, it is said, a strong thinking is to be son bf Madame Pheliptuz, as party is skiving to divest him of the command. Innkeeper at Varestte. ..t - ....11111 1 Y . ' Madam* Phellpasi deposed, that he had present.' *I himself to her as her son, returned from the army, We coetflle Asir cis Spanish and had rectived 6004ranes from her as such. : Mali of the operations:of the arstiet.' The Patriots Branum—l, however, often told you I was not of Venezuela are triumphantly successiel. Colonel your son. Bow could Ibe the child of 36 families A asLDAMA t belonging to Itloarxxo's OM, had basal —ldatherin Bream, Aegeste, Baron do Vezins defeated by ARAZA,. , wpin',Gan de toe items, a Pierre Labels*, General Moore s In Spain n and finelly• Loads XVII.? . place between Calaboso and San Sebastian de los Eolalie Phelipeae, dOughter of the former witness, Reyes. Wl= took 100 - mules laden with ave. declared, When she first' saw hilt, she thought.him munitioNlioribUir way to Calabozo, ender an escort an original.—(Great laughter.) of 8001* ZauszA had also taken thaimportant Dominique Tijon Genii deposed, that he bad once g "" rama . Far a further exposition called hid; Phelipesex ; but the Prisoner, in a very haughty tone, desired him to call bits Charles de a the stette•wil - affairs and of public sentiment in Navitte, and that, irbefailed levespect, he shouldlflonth Ameable, , .we fifer to the extreetil.• a letter be punished by the Veudeau Chief! ) with all of whom from Port Spain, which we insert iu another column. TUSIDAT, FEBRUA . ILT 17, lel a. A farther arrival of American Pape►s reached as this solving, including New York to the 2lst, Bos ton, Baltimore, and Alexandrian 'Gazettes and Journals to the 17th ult. The report of the Con gress proceedings brings as yet no discussion on the PRESIDENT'S Message regarding the occupation of Amelia Island. The following is given as the latest account Trom Amelia :••- SATANNAII, J.N. 2.—By a. Gentleman who left that Island on the 26th ult. we are informed, that, on the arrival of the United States' sqnadron on the 22d, dispatches were immediately forwarded from the Prometheus to MIRY, who returned for answer, thaLbe did not intend resistance, but would have willingly surrendered the place to the Saranac alone, if such a demand had been made. Nest day, the 23d, the American squadron anchored in the harbour of Amelia Island, and landed about 200 heilthy look ing troops, who marched op to the tunes of Bail Co lumbia, and Yankee Doodle, and took possession of the Fort, where the American flog was instantly displayed. As our troops landed on the beach, Anal( ordered a gun loaded with blank cartridge to be bred, and immediately hauled down the slesierio lours. lie'and his men are allowed ln remain until.they Can conveniently embark, with whatever belongs to them, but are prohibitedtlie_weating of side arms.— At the time of surrendering.ihe►a "reveal% privateers and three prizes in the harbour—the tatter have since been aogetented by two more, a ship, prize to the Mexican Congress, and a Inner, taken by the Patriots. All of them, as our informant under stood, would be allowed to depart with MIR Y. — Our informant further states, that the American squadron was busily employed, when he left there, in landing a large quantity of ordnance ■nd ammu nition." The Alexandria Paper contains a kind of vindica tion, addressed by Commodore Avav to his Lsgisis• live Body, previous to the occupation of Amelia by `the United. States. Y I -.. _ ..._ A - __ .~, „ - • LONDON ANIL.WARGATE.STEAN-NOAT. THE COM METTEE of the LONDON ENGIN STEAM - MCKIM COMPANY will be ready on MONDAY, tl.c 4d of March, ISIS, at Five &Clerk in the Afterm,no, at the Crown and Anchor Timers, .Stritad, to receive Sealed. Mitten PROPOSALS from comps.) sent percent to fill the Skisations pf CAPTAIN. FIRST tad SKOND MATE, and STEWARD for the LONDON KNOLN BEM PACKET, now building in the Port of Loa dot. Avery Peopotal, t 4 obtain notice, tonstise accept isditutilt per sertitieittes, fatty exprrs,ing capability of seFt,awhip pad respeciabilltv of charts& ter for theta sevelal appoiamsems, The LONDON ENGINEER will be a Yes,el of aswerior dimensions and accommodation to any . Packet initial semice, opstrwilt he proisided malt lw.o thirty-boom:km premiere Ere , witheepper boileti„ and michipery, wpm aisimhtetstMl tpustraietion. By older of the Committee. ALEX. GALLOWAY, andromar JOSHUA FLELD, Secretary. . SilsesSill Auditor Tavern, Feb. 16, 1618. T r -vg. sfociut Till . %int Stock 289.1 =per Cent. Red. 800 - • 3 per Cent. Combat, on , " • -• COllllOl5 for Asc. 80 79# • • 4 per Cent. 998# • - 1..0A1e . AT ONE O'CLOCK. per Cent. Navy 1061* ndia Mods 97 p Stock Long Anti. 401 13-16 liicsequer BIM 18114 LONDON: THE STATESMAN. lUdect the W 11149,6- ----.o,ovelopld 10..440 Caid?rf. — , !14Pti was showiug himself in publiCei navel.= Theitiiday forenoon he rode along the Boole. *sae, tritcOnipented by ,several Aide-de-Carnp. In the evening he received **ember of visits from the principal French Idlulatera, Marshals, and Digni taries, eke Foreign .Ainbaesedork end moat distin gaiskid Wain . about the Coed ' end L cspital of . FralPae- A pleat* letter states, that the -Duke of Wat.litsrasta received an intimatton,addiessed to him trona Brussels, • bye British Nobtemen, warning him against the exposers of his person et Peek ',strange rumours were circulated thrtreglt :Brasses, andin . Parisian aethOrity. This is a very unlikely story. In the Chamber of Peers, the Project in the Re crafting Law was referred to the esaminetion pf a Special Committee, composed of. the Marquis Des , DOLLS, Martial! . Dt LATOUR MAISIOUEO 9 MaTelial DIM DE TARENTUNI tad Di BELLUNO, and the Vi comte DusoucuAc E. This Chamber then adjourned sine die, to meet only when•the Report of .the Com mittee shall be ready to be laid before it. The proceed ings in the Chamber of. Deputies were not of a very important nature. The trial of the person who styles himself the Dauphin has made considerable progress; bet the reports of the proceedings are so invidiously directed against the Prisoner, every word and act of the accused being termed into ridicule, though the Court appears to be deliberating gravely on the sub. I jest, that no clear opinion can be formed of the case through the medium of sects details. The -Vienna account. state the arrival of a courier at Bucharest, in the night between the 14th and 15th nit. with intelligence *tetrad and uuespeeted change in the Turkish Ministry. A Dutch Mail has arrived, with Papers to the 14th inst. but they cant* nothing of any import• ance. -a ro . • The Houses of Parliament did" not all long lest night, but some topics of great public interest were noticed. The tables of both Moses are now loaded with Petitions from persons complaining of bar barous and illegal treatment, under the Suspension Act, whilst it is known that a Committee are pre. paringe Report fur a Bill of Indemnity, which will • doehtlees refits all the allegations in these Petitions, 'without their ever otherwise meeting : the 'reef the Committee I !—The Earl of CARNARVON, lest night, on presenting a Petities from Nude DnumatoNn; Ada of die .anfortunue awn who Wert, *kW fierily soiled and cruelly imprisoned for several .asseths liesPicion, Mitch was subsequently Awed lissoliCient to support an accusation in the face of the country, gave notice that be should, on Thursday nest, move that it be referred to the Secret Committee now sitting; and on en quiry-whether the Report of the Committee would be presented before Thursday, his Lordship was an swered in the negative. It appears, then, that some longer time will elapse before that mountain, shall be delivered of its mouse. It. will be ob served from the Report what frivolous matters' are made exclusive bars to the more laying of a complaiston the Parliamentary tables. Datimsonsis: Petition was objected to by the Loan Cuarrceu.oa and the Earl of LITIRPOOL, because the word ‘.‘ Humble" did nut precede " Petition ; " but the Earl of CARNArION having insisted that the sense of 'Ate House should be taken on the propriety of read-1 ing it, the formidable appearance of the Opposition' Benches, compared with those of the Treasury, in duced the Ministers to permit the Petition to be de ceived. This man, wounded in character, in health,l aid in fortnne, now comes to the bar of the Legisla ture, and prays—not for punishment against his ag. ot. giessors—not that Parliamenrshonki-grant him any, compensation for the Wrongs he Suffered under its , authority—bet that no law be enacted to teksawey his natural right of appealing to a Jory of his.coon-! tryi to ascertain in what manner the provisions of the law had been enforced in- respect of him. Yet- " See his lordly fellow man, The poor pelitiOe spare, • W. 4. I. Usa►Mfd 4;tehe Tights he plembl, . " Though couinlesillsiiiiiiirmuno. Ministers are to be granted an Indemnity for their , during the'Suspension Act, but who. are to indetnnify the ruined sofferers by the rigours of theft . .horrid system ? The sate of the poor aged and Arm man Ocomt, who burdened with boss to .such a degree that his shoulder was dislocated by the gifeight of the manacle Opun his arm, requires not the rid of words to show the,monstrous iniquity 'of their, conduct against the People. OGOIns was a min upwards' of 70, and what occasion could there be, for the pur pose of mere security, to burden such a man with Wets ; who, be it Observed, was neither indicted, nor was to be called upon to . plead to the charge of any - crime ? ,The case of the Evans; whose reptitiO . tints will unblemished, and whose greatest crime wall the baring taken op a speculative theory invented by another, has been .fertber laid before the Public in the Petition of the elder Evans, which is,too long for *et insertion to-day, 'Cass there silegetions of a most Anwarrautably Creel usage hotlispoirgiby any other means than the frilliest abuse mad. vogue con. tradictious Of the Couricr Newspeper 1: That print •. ...---Ao•-•.--' - - - . ich de- the Prisoner said he was acquainted. The witness The . y „ ' .:, pen ,to the 14th, .and iv 1' lope- .afterwpdsttarned frees one a his reiatiew _ the, t Oft . „ ic : ': I ,Mss bre - . el bettes• AnaOrAelftesb i , . V l 4 1 1 10 ‘," . . ‘ - r illr a tigace airia . 01i 1 , • • Bo Tb tiv i ski, s ill ai " d, " 'iltai he iiltd rieqiiesstry• per " tosin h e i Psi kbi ntit ft liritist. 11/15L-1 ,,. 4-1::. tb' assassinate I . W Paternal I The Sitting then adjourned. TON. , 1 Ne 1111111366 has not yet 'been distort .k imla.lna irfal• wens •nieloold 10 .IDigh Oki ,~ .. _ - - ~,,, , . . _---__-_ 4. ~7-.. -„R~~~ j)‘; v.. Petitions of tl " Ewen if it treatment, the for agents to ment then is shocking as it and savage bar of men cape►. sun of barber , dealt, to please blighters. On Sunday Ike Princess Doke of CLA Pri4cesses A r . Yesterday at Guoucor ibs Palace pre sot, which took • ithe merrier Psince of HaiSZ in &retie sr& for soca& time Windsor Peri many, but wl ter, when a them, perhaps On Sunday cretary of St► from the Dal count, in fu! biro. As soon acquainted ss/' repaired wits before the a considerabt. Office, . movsenl the Noble Du! The ("since of his house afternoon hi Duchess of C' the Duke of Prince Lai Damn Mier from Came . cipel epartme , tints employ r bled on the on Mi depat Count PA 4. pointed Princie fairs at the few days for a friendly si NAM Nuttli t Video. Letter; from talk there of HENCE and ' Vtioross will Res fitother. ' The Wets' soother wort A Mail from that the Ay chests full of claims of A, Ides CA/As ,p. Am ong m protec tion lish," lays the Campaigl POLEON himc tish G overn me iu Passengers left St Helena ago, elate tF riod to be e.a In a Mint paragrsph pa change in ti worded, ani teflon on th, more than Proceedk BIRTH, 6 CAM it the amounti to the Crow. the years 1 ties he is charged of, through leasts, as Court . 9 t Est to fernigh pal the said fret seas Intpossi fence or go that role of DAUNt. precedented the Crown , Which the rm. at each respecti. SUITS'S eppließf to be granti GRAHAM, I flints pim der puticular Meg's denied discharged, Money manure, w good, but tered, ferti Contractor,, good hushandrof the Golden - by i bis Advt of the places that be 1! thi lest Lottery, (the names .of the chasers he of course feels himself hold) and, we doubt not, front success which attends his office', t to glee as good an account of the e 30,000 which the present Lottery also of the majority of the other 97 Capitals. Z=11 , 7.e7 76.7" - " b•- ‘ : 1 1: 1 : 14*1 1 . spriso tin n•d .li m i en i fis e47-1 7 1P4 s s i ;:): h s ec t a li m i lid is t. t were wished, to inflict sucß anhom b an ut to pitilese)etpecuttrs ers in lain *mete etelt coranaills.i! is really inquitan and bailmro v i it is, the prZtecters of " nth wanton arbarities" would .ttot seek. long hi vain agents and jailers without finding plenty able ond.ready. inflict all this fell men. barities over again open innocent Wiwi. ease and recommend themselves to dm 1 - 14: 'y evening the Dochem of Gtoncerrati, is SOPIAA 'Of GLOUCESTEIti and Ihr 6ARESICE, diried with her M AJEITY, and 10GUSTA and ELIZABETH, at the Queen's /morning the Doke of Toes and Milian TER visited the Queue sod PriIIEMPS at treeless to their leaving town .for Wind. look place aboit halt-pest one o'clock. ;aged the Priii6ss ELI! Allan and die I EMI- Minima is espected to take place eek. The illustrious couple will reside the .at the Pnisce 141/ENE'll cottage, in 'ark. In the Summer they go to Ger. • sift remelt - here in the beginning of win. a permanent tesidence will be oas s igud pi in Kensington - Palace. lay, dispatches were received at the Se. fate's Otfice for the Colonial Department ‘r lake of Witc.l,C.,rovne; giviig his own ac- • ill detail, nr.„4ite attempt to assassinate eon OS tIIcIfiIATIIUBIT had made himself •• with t e tt Ecoocti:T, w enta whom h the dispatches, t e ches,he • th them to Carlton-house, and laid them N hi* time. -Soon after his return to kis ovsettger was sent off with dispatcher to Duke At Paris, ice of Hesse- Ilomauen took possession in St. Jausees' Palace, yesterday. In the lig Serene Highness visited the Doke and Cora ;mutt!), and afterward! dined with if MONTReSE. lituroLD, a few days ego, attended e r mom littera end Dr. STOCIEKAR, rode over to Weymeuth, and inspected all theprina minds in the Royal Lodge. Whilst heves yeti, an immense number of persousassema t Esplanede, • who afterwards greeted him irture with every mark of. respect. AIA Et4 4 A, who has been some tints incipal Secretary of State for Poritiptilt. Court of Brasil, will leave London in V tr Pacts • where, it is hoped, he will make mil fina l arrangement with Collet Fte4 'I, respecting the evacuation: of Montt 'rem Copenhagen announce that therejS of a marriage between the bake of Ott. the Princess Royal of Ditossastc.. Fail ill be 45 years old neat October. She kit • !fatigable Abbe DE PRADT has published irk on Soutfi America and -Brasil. from Holland, received yesterday, states, .; Austrian Government has sent siste if papers and documents relative to the • Austrias subjects upon France: Count continues at Frankfort, under the special of the Austrian Plenipotentiary.— the papers taken from him by the Eng- a letter from France, " are ail Tracts on igns in Egypt and Italy, written by NA. nself. LAS CASAs protested to the W.. nment against this seizure." trs from the Cape of Goo'd Hope, who ens not more than seven or eight weeks that BONAPARTE was reported 'at that pe- e.stremely ill. nisterial Paper of last night there was a purporting to deny the report of s partial the Ministry, hut:• so. whimsically was it nd with such whining and equivocal !amen. he probability of the event, at to prog the writer intended. • logs have been instituted against Mr. Lim- .ommon breweritt'Writtle and Stanbridge, in the Court of Eschegoir, fordaties to tof 30,0001. alleged to be -owing from him wn, -upon beer and alp, brewed. between t 1787 and 1817 (30 years!), and which da. barged with having defrauded the revenge h the Collusion of an ezrisernin. I Counsel for Mr. LAmstuvet, moved the r.schequer for a rule to compel the Crown particulars df specind times 'and place of rands being committed, without which it isib!e for the Defendant to prepares de- go to trial ; bee in showing Ouse (against in Saturday, the ATTOKNET•GIBIRAL 10BY conivnded that iieh4imand Was en- 4, and that it was utterly impossible fel to state the perticelar days and dales am revenue had been defrauded, end the *mould tpective time. Hiroo Wools held LA X. rplicnt ion to he reasoitable and, such as might ted—but Chief Boron BiCHARDS, Baron and Baron CrAstscow, delivered their opt- nit the role, holding that the crown, an • !Our circumstances, was entitled to pri- AEI to all other suitors.—Rule, tkereforej I. his been,.. end . not inaptly, compered 14 which, whilst it lays io . hcaps, produces no rather encumbers the suit • but when Ka Mises and intiproves it.: dims, the Lottery r, may' therefore*lny claim to thetitle of a sandreen; for of late be has been scaVeriog it mon•rre most liberally. 'lt May be seen tivertisements, in which he &on the mews ices (and of his Agents mho sold them), shared three Prises of 2'4000 in al iery, (the names .of the fortnnde ear* e of course feels himself bound to Wai- -1 we doubt not, front the utsvaralleifil hick attends his Wines, that he will be ale is good en account of the Three Prises of which the present Lottery contains, sod • THE STATESMAN.