The Statesman. — London, England, 1818-08-14 00:00:00

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Ilueu:' ft BY CHANGING THE MINISTRY WHICH Itt- One o f our most able diplomatists, accompanied King Guar . i at 111 sAe. t ht RECTO IT. by a numerous suite, is to repair very shortly toils, and talents, however, which CIIATICAUSIMAND linty- ing to that fu m which, si'Crow P r i nce. kri tket wow It is not only in a Representative Government" Congress of Sovereigns, at Alk-la-Chapelle. Thefaeot#4.4"" peer to the, Royalid, sod which, if in riga: on • that the change of the met conducting the affairs of Public do not know whom the King has chosen.for would perform such miracles, r ake bat a poor figure • would . have been bound to observe. 'rh o • Prstresso a country has been found the most simple, the most this important mission, but there is nevi reason to 'la this production. Of slant talent, appliceble to• levis Career. fro . Prince, however, declined all interference. T h . , shins 1 1 ' 414 natural, and the noose certain mode of changing a suppose that one of his Majesty's Ministers will be the Government of Frans, there k but a nod is • system of administration known to be erroneous.- entrusted with it. At this moment Speie has its.peror of RU'SIA., and as such has, no doubt h ow u. nitreteoding• youth is the nephew tif the f a : r evi l e s . 0 be . . In fact, aldose' the direction of pantie affairs de- portent interests toeettle and will powerfully solicit share, and wit there Is none. 'Mete is no merit , . ponds goat more on the prieCipies adopted , than on the mediation of some of Lae great Powers : on the In this document as a compositioo, and still less , well advised ; but it is not a little curious to h e - e --- -• u r ... FA LWOW the mes who- conduct them, yet it is common to see one side the United States have assumed such a hos- 'w Befog, fro as an exposition that demands to be acted open. ..._ the Re . that BERNADOTTE, who !teethe best of all rig hts, tW of election to plead, should use the name of M AL ... HAM men -identify themselves, with principles from nate- . tileattitude, that itls not easy to see how ourdifferences It will not bear as instant !scampi/igen min cr uise. --coliegt drcuestances, conviction, or ietereitt le far, with thit'Powet will terminate; they are of such ports of Foucuz. These sheered the very age and ANDER to strengthen his cause . " The E lem . - () ra nge p. that they can no logger choosy Ober war, wrote* ,', ; genattn*:thillt it k affirmed our Ambassador is recalled. ALEXANDER •would disapprove of e very • " it and aPply other doctrine. Have we not new seder' On denim, band , our differences are still in the - spirit of the times, its form end premiere. The Ultras against Sweden." •We hate to see the foreige i p in or. 4 .4ll • ikriland.- - talk about everything that is out of date, and nothing ditto, for I every Government the first assets of power *era, same sea ' s!' with the Court of Rio Janeiro ; the latter • I nc shag whew the object in view was to change the system of ma kes AA tea es demands, that it mold show that any body understands or 'mould adopt, except thus referred to as possessing any authority over o b i foreleg politics, or the principles of sternal adailis- great weakness ill eceed• to them. • their own wretched faction. affairs of other nations. We awe no good front* acknowledged predominance of the Emperor Asee, HULL* Italian ? In stupidity this int- libeled dispatches from General Morino are of a prudent declaration of the principles antrubjects of sett, from . ANDER over the destini•s of Sweden. MPS. it If this rule is admitted in States where the Sof. • pretty late `date, he begial to recover from his the " King's best friends" exceeds any thing in the ' i& ids Ads ; I Trigs concentrates the supreme power in his person, wooed*, mid hopes, he says, soon to be able to take : . annals of modern diplomac sad i et ti nal y, a a a cons Ie o NORTH where the Ministers are, and can be only ministers of the fi eld again. he General, however, does not THE QUEEN. -The account from Key imf ot a, point of view 'we cannot bat regard it as still more ob. 1124300. , , He his will, how meth more strongly does it preset l in dissombleobat whiten a considerable reinforcement of the state of her MAJESTY was, " The Qu m , - rv ; a Constitution, Gonreetent, where the Midden of good troops, which he requests may be Sent as jectionable. It is the grossest insult that ever was tinues much the same." :" GaAgel , tea' g4l are, on the contrary, the avowed commoners. of the soon as. possible, it will be impossible for him to offered to a leeks/de Sovereign, for it is not Viscount CASTLEREAGH had an audiens.. o f de Sovereign under a responsibility which authorizes earryitea,. with any hope of a favourable issue, the only a libel on the Kteg's enderstending, but an act PRINCE Renoir, yesterday, st - Crt,lton. wise. from Galli them to follow whb enuaccord a line to beapproved destrestidi war which the Insurgents wage against Freon., .1 Yesterday about twelve o'clock Print.' Ltorm e I . ' *ass Gre of direct High Treason against his Crown end dig. of by the Prince, bet of which be does not himself kip. , , arrived in 'tows from Claremont. His Roy.% g o : ' direct all the involutions ? In a Governing! *bleb * The Viceroy of Mexico also desires a 'reinforce. n i l* We observe that this production has made nen soon after went out in his town sariiiige it 4 grow Ma most unite with itself a mass of interests widellitystese . re e s tl e Fsooo men ter-the garrison of Vera Cres, to even the Courier a base d of the Royalists and their •' t called a York-house, and from thee to WA % TrientilsCh the Fastert sent themselves ender the appearance of parties, sad Veep epee the communication between that city sad cause. The advocate cif all *slating Govern- roogh.bionse. Ills Royal Highness visited th e D . % which It is absolutely necessary to join to the.M. Mexico . In Pero also our stairs are not in the "et menus whatever be their conduct, actually de. end Duchess of CANBRIDCE. In the evening eo , D:4 1 : for Newt ministration by the confideoce inspired by the iba• brilliant condition. How is it' possible, in the sir. sou 9 h nets t e Royalists for this proceeding, and Royal Highness dined eith the Duke elk Duchene( ' A • ter Us . . 4 .„5 i racists of the men composing it, that confidenn can- cumstances in which we ape, to provide for the es. KENT at Kensington Palace, and afterwards retatsel not be felt on the first moment of their arriving at penes of such expeditions? This is a question wh i c h all who advocate their cause. —ln /his instance tti Claremont. . , !,°. • ato P ower ;it must have older and deeper foundations: every body asks, but the answer is difficult. T o the supporter of legitimacy, Wing upon Re pub. , • - , extraordinary sensation was msoe on the Steck ...WO . /I'.. • it must be founded on the conviction tent they can those evils abroad, is added the fear of the plague, lican principles, agrees with us in characterizing the Exchange yesterday ,by a house rattle first respectable. • Herren never abandon the principles and the general kW. which. lays waste the coasts of Africa. The most conduct of the Ultras as the height a criminality. ty having emends) the marker and sold stock ham ) . crops in i tests which nulls that mass. ' rigorous measures are adopted to preserve the Penin. , likely •ol An appeal against the Goverontest to Foreign way, both for money end time, to an IMMenlOlllllOOlll 6 In fact, what can Ministers do in a Constitetioeal sole from this dreadful scourge.--(Dutch repere In This circumstance, coupled with the toile which tte Opsy fart, Government, who do not carry with them, and at. j uris t 124 Powers ! we never beard of such a thing, says theltKieirPto Gotettneent Journals have held e v e r since the A xe . t tech to the defence of the Crown the power of püb. mans took possession of the Florida, gave risen ' tic opinion, expressed by one of these' predominant . - ------- such • proceeding is, and would 'be conceived to be a • i that there is a 0 • suttee on, c rrespolideoce ost fast 10-.. day 'voices, or to speak more plainly, by a party ? ' Un- PRICE OF STOCKS THIS DAY AT ONE O'CLOCIC without e . in any party in this country, the Royalists made not altogether 'of an amicable nature. C odle i s 4 per Cent. S6f evitneeseel attains in their proceedings, they can neither adopt a s ai n n e k r t e " nt k . t a rs 5 per Cent. Navy 1051 i : many such appeals to the British Cabinet from La which opened •st 7n,left o ff at '76i. The sales were system of Government, nor a consistent course of 5 li, er c ent .c onm g, igii India Hoods 9b p .:. ea wpwert operations; blown about th e sport of every gale of Sil err Cent. 871 Long Ann. Soi • Vendee st ub approbation, during the Government of made with so much secrecy. that the fact was scarcely be very at ._ known till towards the eiid of the day, otherwise as camels for Ace. 76f1 Exchequer Hilb 18 40 p BONAPARTE. But he was no legitimate. We are,Silage petty, they remain without power, betaose they areand e ff ect would probably have been g reater ; . mid if the i without support ; and a Government without power _ _ same speculation should be continued thin day, the l' with ale is ao edifice without a fegodatioo, which falls of it. principles condemned by their former advocates.- influence of it will be sensibly felt. Toe monist self, and covers the earth with its ruins. THE STATE SMA N • Theis' offence must be rank and undeniable when the men have not been inattentive to the pains vrtich m eigtilsou Comment And let us not hereto reproached with indulging - - - --- '- most strenuous supporters of despoil's*, corruption, hue lately been taken to inflame the plblic miod, ' lave sire In abstract theories. It Is high time to learn thus on. ► 3 ditions of the Coludtetional Government which it is LONDON: and bigotry, think it necessary to raise their voice end to prepare the nation for a roptuse ,hamples AMERICAN REVENGE On the 12 ft ult. M •jot -\ desired to establish; it is high time for tame who against them. oar marl TRIDLY, AUGUST 14, 1818. A • at, Bird's'', of the Untied Siatis' army, was . h ot a 9 ' VIM to exercise inasence to learn how they night to : i‘ --dom.-. the parade at 'Alnany, by a private 'lewd llanolas. -" ' T e mp, direct it ; the ignousoos of thou coediting', and the --oss-- $ ••• French Papers to the 11th Instant,and Mails from Major Bi r d v oi was i n COti•PrOlt1011 IA ith 1.4411 4ctet . • ' t i Bank of 1 1 111 1 Intono . side to their adnlnioni us the only If we could imagine that Lord Comsat-au and Flanders, have arrived. The Journals have no news in front of his fllioqnse. li,mll , t pre,e or,' honed Stock V causes of the vecertaloty aid vacillation in the affairs :* the ministering supporters of Continental des tiof Pe rett any interest. The King, besides going to Mass before them, and said, " Nl,ljor, I sob her e ." O. of the E of France, aed of the inefikiency of her Government. who unfortunately possess so much influence in the and exhibiting himself in the ba Time, left is impbselble sot to admit this - change of - . being ordered back. to the ranks, h•• made testis tad biddieg, oiscbarged Ms rifle-the ball entered t o the riskt • Vows coutlesing the Ministry, is the h ost certain government o f the affair a of this country, cared fir gallery to his loyal and happy subjects, has been en. i on Sgt.,. siue, and passed near the heart. T.. Maim sty. It is tr Deans of &tinging tbs. false and &aggro.' system aught beyond securing their absurd and detestable gaged in signing merit! marriage contracts, among tilted only two boors. The assassin was mosses that the of Government, it is also Impounds to deny that schemes on the Continent of &rope, end thereby which is that of his Police Minister, M. de CANES, apprehended, but is stated to have committed seinis \ ibis change 'geld be useless in a Representative Go. VA, avo propping, noddies to their notions, the fabric of who at last obtains the band of the rich heiress Ma- nest day in prison. Ilacniltoo, it appears, was oat - died by vernment s if it did not place at the head of pattie s Min strong in the confidence of one of the patties corruption and military tyranny is this country , we demoiselle de ST. AULAISI. All the Members of the of a somber of deserters en whom a Coort.Nlartisl ';ereeddeg had been recently held, and it was rumoured that ' Mitch empress public opinion. All who might be might be led to believe that the extraordinary steps diplomatic body were to be present at the celebra. .- • anel 1 13irdeall had voted fora more severe punishment ihaa ' •'' • _grativect chosen for this situation, without having peeving' taken by America to augment her power, by taking don of the nuptials on Tuesday last. The French that which the rest of the Court had thought proper ' ' .A g 1 bonds of connection with one party or the other, possession of the Florida., and the potting to death Paper " continue their strictures upon the Memorial to" Joliet. Birdsall is described as a most gnisst ir g 't ISt II .! would Not afterwards be fit to form them, because of British hi subjects, would engage some of their at- of the Ultras , and heap open it every species of fl• Officer, who had received in the late war Reword se. '44 m t . ' t 6 'semis' of power, which is necessarily in its pro. le, tention • and, if found to be unjustifiable, be made dice! e and contempt . It appears - certain that the were wounds, from the effects of which he was wily . Theatre gress obliged to offend against particular interests, _ . 2 Sovereigns , just recovering, whets he fell the victim of delineate Orbaldi4 • ther to awake distrust and oppositioo, than serves ra subjects f or an honourable display of British justice Allied previously to their assembling at assassination. to strengthen the ties of con fi dence and hammy. and vigour. But we see nothing in Lord CASTLE- Aix.la.Chapelle, will review their troops In France,CLAlß'S MURDER or A BIIIIOP.-A letter from Madrid, ' •in nte i Such would be the insurmountable obstacles which REAGH's movements or politics to convince us that be from the Upper Rhine toMaubeege. inserted in the French Papers,. offurnishes the follow- . AM, He a new Minister would fi nd, which could not, by the or his friends look beyond the pettifogging plead. The divorce between Prince Phut. of Wilmer. ing statement : -The Bishop DURANGO (Meilen • and en mere strength of the names composing it, attach to logs and projects of the German coterie, assembling onto w h o i s st i l l at R ir ie and t h e Princess hi s w if e de CASTANIZAS) having prohibited the inhabitants ei ' t i ggar W Itself, from its very formation, one of the two dish. I ~ 1 ~. at Ai: -I ' a-Chapelle. America may proceed in her the city from giving balls in their houses, the far ' t es e g m sions of general interests and opinions. Neither has been pronounced. The grounds of the sentence tendant of the Province , Don ALLIO ( t h e playlet three monas time, nor the presence of a Chamber, gigantic career, disregarding the power and opieitons are not Meted. The Princes", who is at Stntgard, Corms disregarding the prohibition of the Bishop, i • never It would be necessary to expose the inutility of such aof all other States. There are few of these Eoro. resigns her children to her Majesty the Queen Dews- continued to give balls when he pleased at his red. greater modification, nor for such a Ministry to be reduced peen wiseacres penetrate her policy, and still ger (formerly the PRINCESS ROYAL of ENGLAND), who dence. The consequence was, a violent dispute be I bate 0 to a state as feeble, as helpless, and as humiliating fewer have the power of oppos i ng obstacles to w i ll tween the Bishop and the Intendant, which roifd , 64 Dew tathst of the present Ministry. superintend their education ; end the Princess ..., her growing strength. It is, however, a most mo- herself • • mire act of excommunication being fulminated agaiyrt . sore in " Bat," it will be said, " ifs new Ministry, corn. retires to her parents at Hildbourgbassen. . - . posed of man who bane not a decided character, and consideration to which the recent proceed. mentos). * Owletier. Shortly after there happened to be a foe has ma verse nan••••, if they ate to afford no support, at ingi of the American Government and its Generale least excite no enmity, would undertake to embrace have given rise. the doctrines maintained by one of the parties, could we tint form an impartial Administration, which would still be supported by all the strength of a party. That must be a strange judgment which would expect country involved . - According to an article from Bilboa, of the We are far from desiring to see this •, , . . in a fresh dispute with America, but the interests and honour of the nation should not seem to be a moment forgotten to arrive better at an end by uncertain, difficult, and actions in the Flotidas are of loch . If the trans. importance to winding ways, than by the simple road pointed out uses the pains taken to inflame the public by by common sense and the nature of things. In the first place, this Ministry, which should not mind the the Govern - Treasury Journals, would indicate, MA teethe Cathedral, and on the Intention'', presentiog . ~. facility ult. an Independent privateer of 32 d 190 Almself for admission, he was 'informed of Os or• Ter} p i man, was cruising between guns, an that place and St. An. dero. Among the prizes she had taken, was a ship from La Goayra, richly laden with cocoa ; and a c t hone-mare', which was proceeding from Bayonne der for his mission ;on hearing which, be sa shed i precipitately forward to the Altar, at which the Bishop was officiating pontifically, and wounded hits so severely with his drawn that he is sits. dead ! sword, o Bilboa, with more than 900,000 francs in specie Imnsedistely upon Chennll sed Chalcraft twin on board. On the night of the 25th ult. she made an attempt to cot oat from the port of St. Ander°, a conveyed from the Court t o e d* prison on Wedges. day evening, they were, as is usual, undressed est of 290 When FAI expel it came I /1019 • A throe! who went mast be culpable in sleeping upon the trusts in strictly seirched, lest any deadly weapon, or edat cattle, be united to s party by previous connexion, would have to pass through a period of trial more 'Dr less their hands. Bat the intention of America to occupy means of destructionv should be secreted about them jolly ; succeed. Nothing was found. They were advised to osha and it long, and confidence is so delicate that it might perish Florida has been long perceptible ;it hes been known An article from Madrid, which quotes intelligence their peace with God, as their time was short. Ones scrom in this time. If it succeeded it would be because it since 1811-and if the acts for which our countrymen from South America, admits the defeat sustained .by cell said he knew it; he had almost anticipated be posts bad ceased to be impartial; in attaching to itself the mot ot , un ti m ely fate, shall be found to havebeen insult. interests of some, it would have certainly alienated the Royalists at Maipo, sod mentions a report (b et fate; and then added, with all that self-emplacing . • notate port of Spanish Interesti,or enfortsuately necessity ter • which seems the peculiar attendant of the most strm hatl.st those of others : watched with uneasiness by the party . Geubral OSORIO will, in cooseqosliate.-be trledilry a. m o w hsafety of onrlndian Allies, from the neglect of the - , crimes, that ' ht• had already made that pow circa(' to which it had recently joined itself, it would t a Council of War. The same article states that coy. 'with his to' which his attention had hem Jr tiou, 1 never obtain from it.,that sacrifice of its peculiar British Government in providing an adequate pro- M a ker , tiers are f frequently dispatched to Russia, mid that it ,recied by a Rev. Divine who had previously snob& farm., interests, which is often necessary for a wise con- tection-however reprehensible the measures of the , is supposed the Spanish Colonial affairs will become him; ` l ive nvicts were left with a pious Clergyswe Ex ciliation of general interests, a sacrifice would American Authorities may have been-the war readily be granted to those who had been con- faction in this coantry will find It no easy matter a serious subject of discussion at the Congress of Ann. until toer when they were locked up for tie . ' bang' nected with the party by older and more pow- la-Chapelle. - night. Yesterday morning, at two o'clock, so Pl* bees e to make a rupture with America popular.o-- press arrived in town for the Rev. Mr. Mame, tie . for r eau! ties. Besides, these men who would have Tbe Brussels Journals again mention the Fecal of bad b Chaplain of the County Jail, liorseatonger-lases t" '.. adopted doctrines not exactly their own, would ck having been From some very large sales of stock , SouLT, DAVID, and some other distinguished partie .require his immediate attendance at Guildford, is . spice experience the greatest difficulty in applying them in made yesterday, a speculation has been raised that • detail ; the principles which unite a party, are to be a storm is brewing. The difficulties in which Mini. ens of BONAPARTE, banished ft... theid.- F r ench t or . hehalf of the Prisoners. The Rev. GeDtIIMISS Ise applit found in its interest, its habits, its affections, its stern are likely to be placed by the real and Goose. ritory. Their case, it is said is under the ceo. - a c t ors mediate) set off in a post-chaise. ePPeI sentiments ; and all tt, these are necessary for persons VAUTHALL.-We do not remember ever bail *be 6 quent diminution of our military 'imamate in li o n el. th e Council of Stahl' ' be to find themselves agreed in all times and ender altwitnessed a more pleasing and animated picture dos the Windsor circumstances. Those who bad not gone through France, the speedy reduction of lt Ins to be e: fed in this ege of legitimacy, dal festivity , 1 than that which was exhibited st Vali ', swim that the title of &seaports to the Crown of Soo. Sc the same previous circumstances, and 'spooled tbe Establishment, sad the formidable opposition den ball Gardens on Wednesday last. It was in honour same interests , whatever might be their inclination, and additional demand for economy expected would not remain unquestioned, wises a mom- the Poseur &otter's Birthday, and it is i . -, re gerra , Toe , could not enter into that feeling of a patty hick u - ---- to be made by the new Parliament, are reasons cleat opportunity offered. The time for trying the there were present . spwards of ten . thousand vi . , - : with alone could enlighten them in the daily applicationexperiment of forcing CHARLES Joux to give op h i s The beautiful serenity of the evening was pecolorlf , lupp adduced f s p ur ting causes of dispute with of its principles. They would sot know its doctrines - °r favourable to the occasion. It is impossible to speak • she and means, and would be obliged Inceematly to eon- America; but if there are not more solid groun ds .. pretensions has not yet arrived ; bet the depued too highly ofthe sp l endidandappropri at e ..,,r very suit those who might know theme and who by their for hazarding the consequences of another war 'monarch has been taking the only means in his rangements which had so liberally been made. vw • Negr i assent would gain that of the mass accustomed to with America than the maiatenance of these ob. power to keep op and ue the hereditery claims of Orchestra end south side of the Colo ' nide were boo' • • *nee follow them : that is to say, there would be tw• j ests, wt hot the British People will im a sal. his son to the soverei gntyat thoosaml of the Swedish nation.- of adorned, by the addon of sever ;the ~,. • vain, stries, the one without support, as soon as it • The German Papers Inform us in an article which variegated lamps, most tastefully disposed . t. , 7 . drop meat restrain upon sack views. SO shoal separate from another which weed possess - nem walk wee peculiarly attractive, and the touno --wewite-- we have extracted, that a correspondence has been the veal strength: the one obliged to consult the temblo was a truly imposing scene of gratification. once We insert to.day a specimen of the Ultra Royalist carrying on between the presen t King and the el. thin; \ ot h er, which would really bold the reins of power- It is with much pleasure we learn , that this spisnalst •th on e in appearance, tbe other is reality. Could Memorial to the Foreign Powers. The writers must polled Sovereign on this subject, in which poor anneal fete will be repeated this evening with all the from Boy country lon g endue sack a divides ! hate been swan that many arguments would be se , Grouvue Certainly appears to bate the worst part of additionnl novelties ! on V .s, - . . *„ • - •