The Statesman. — London, England, 1820-08-23 00:00:00

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Their mat muticatioas. though necessarily postponod. lhsll bd dnly at tenad to its soon a% opportunity permits. • to' Oki Solorriher whasotiees the ainielodited Geneve, is itiutestoin of yrote lf 46. see have only to reply., `At it was 1.-- ".4 verbatim Trona dinstituthrand ; DAY AT ONF O'CLOC•Y IrAdit Mork 1113 f • 1 Ditto Roads tactic, pm. OW Anna Mos ' •••• re , . tlitto CAM. Mu Cott. for i 7 1% . • Lott. Tiekets 2U. Itli. MU WATER AT LONDON BRIM* • • ro-aoaabw. Maraint.-Slhals.aftert.—Emairg, SS mia. 81.1;r.R;._ • • ate liptateilmatt trt IliMilli eterkilllill" II INCOIIIPORATIM Nils " TEE e • . IONDON: . 111r1M/VIDAT :trams Nu, atictsT • 23; lilt .ATFEMPT ft) OffiLitItECTION • . •Tflo ramour which we stated yesterday of the distil of ebe . Ktrra of France, arose, we 'end, from some col; foo4issteUigence which had heen received from Pirii; °Fail altruskug occarresee that had taken place flibil!; ou ete aight.of Saturday last. From The Monitiisr of &today, we this day. learn, that an attempt Lit been for some time past forming among the troops to* oyes:throw the Bourbon dynasty, and to proclaim al Strqreiira, some , of the BC•N trARTZAN family. It aas...Ars : that one parr of the plan was to seise on the' Cush of Vincennis, where a fire, that was soon est tileished, broke out about 3 o'clock on Saturday' artser.eon, and was supposed to have been inttndolt• t create disor.ler. and favour an attack. A certain number of offi:ers and non-commissioned officers of the corrin garrison at Paris are Confessed to have been siduced, and some even of the Royal Guard. On Sa turday evening. these otftoers, it is said, hatl agreed alum/ thetnnelves, to assemble the soldiers, and to marairagainst the Palate of the Kano bat just about ths-tinis when the plot *as to have exploded, tome of th.ase.who hadisinti tampered with disclosed it to their Igyiefs. and the leaders of the Conspiracy were prvistad. Thr Musiteur takes occasion to add, that pi q of Paris enjoys the most perfect tranquillity, sna !bit the eitisene have learnt, is the same moment s tts,eikstelusterf the plot, and the arrest of its authors. Other accounts state, that a body .of the Insurgents, &slay military men, had placarded the streets of P i s Ai! ana shouted “ Five la Charts." These, how aver, were speedily surrounded, and twenty-five officers ware spebentietl. It is farther mentioned, that the plibah had to rise in the supposition that a revolution was to take place in London on the 17th instant, which would make it a favourable moment for the 4:suontewted in France to rally round a revolutionary anoraks d. All accounts agree that the affair piodueed "sty little sensation at Paris, as the following state ,ca-¢t of the funds will shew french Funds, Five per cents., Friday, 7/3f. 65c. - . W4stra,T. 78E . 25e• . . . . • - now was a well-known witness on the trial ..ererpsr flarrttfos who acquired, by the nee be meiS -o(. his "rapt of recollection, the appellation of Iliensoly •1101poiAeos. He is scarcely forgotten, when a brags. ir,apdidate for a similar distinction appears upon awe t and " Non mei ricerds" 'will be associated with th Bair of tits-tocr.4, as hag as school-boyi resSember that Rickwhmii, llflittmiscon and Oast• risco' are .governed by the same Grammar Halo. When he told his tale, apes the filer 11 de, as the natives of one sister Island say, aviddetig. gild he Siii;i'reailit4(ol 'ionsPleti. • fie led to Nish Ate leison welt. " Greet wits, it is said. have short memories" but this proverb assaiford. Itsente4 no apology for Signor Majocci t kw "Ise is such a fanfares (low fellow)" the Goverment interpreter alleges ". *it -he does sot understand the souneenest wind." Is more to fat laretnted by hill • -friends that his unclerstaadieg 'herald be so derectlMP .•hOtb I. recollection aid perception, fur according to Astor 0 . 4 of war proverbs, it is said that a certain descriptis of penults attest to be gifted with good memories. TW tisfortunate def6ct a:posed him yesterday to a few it ..thaw apparent oastradicdons of which the Avroaner. • iseam. et the Wass will not hesitate to avail. .1110 memory by the means of cross-murination less ildellitian remising brighter, and at other times Awe dual. • Re was, howerbr, brought to ae *.ierwhige diet there were mole passages to the bed: tbeenbor if the gesosie resides/ethos he remembered fie 112 onamisation In chief; that the .bastions demo ' was sot so olfeielve to &limey as be had previously es pressos! It t and that oast otatessests, which be had mule without lestitados. , sight afterwards . be quailed with * Noe mi girlde." " ( dust romatabes," is is- Mod s Op lads** of hie msg. To what way the lopes@ resemstes of his recoliseeloo may Mod, it is hitherto tit estkipme I bet the sr ef his tale, we *Min soy silemest-from he bigiagag. • THEAUEEN. 57 1 47'18.11A:0-0111I6E, WED.SZSDAT, FW *: • . ~- - ~ ROUE OF ILORD9, Ace: The "puled the nstial'hour, dad' littalin were reAd.by . tbe Bishop of Landau. PRINTED PROCEEDI7COR. The Pad of PARLINSTON, before the Mouse . prt . ceeded in the business of the day, suggested the b rit priety of haring printed copies of the etridencillaA upon the table. • . The Earl of Lai•nr.to %LE observed, t hat the pubes • ought to be called on to deliver in plans 'flit . .lA - ries in which the Queen's conduct was questiisiotl. 4 : • The Earl of LIVIRPOOI. did not objeei . In Aso AS-- • • posal of Lord Darlington, but he *as desireis of Hav ing the evidence as accurate as possible. The Lord Cusscau.on pointed out seta dillieuhy in the way of the proposed arrangemeni, fciasioned by the forms of the House, which required ? thet •of the short-hand writer to be compared - si•t& notes of the Clerk at the table, who was rtsensi t kit i for all that was published, and laid beforithiir Lo ships. The proposition of the Earl orliaklisigtonlaan .not adopted. 'Plea:' House took dose to amaileinthesibet ,theY iwtinla depart' from their sloßdltitifiliki'vstith• ,operated arlinst th;arraritement. is R:srry the Ners were then called oter, to the Bar at twenty urinates after ten ti'cleek: ; BROUGHAM then continued his cross-exatigna- • - , thin of the witness, Theodore Majocri. Du you recollect a Merman Baron visiting her Highness at Naples ?—I do not re-ollect that. Do you're collect a tierthan 114ron visiting her Royal Highness the Princess of Wales at tient*, ea her way • from Naples to Milan ?—I do not. Did he visit her Royal Highness at the Villa VB.] lani ?—During her residence there, there wait a Aare who seemed to be a Prussian, he paid his *lath': Was the name of the party Ompteda. or any . aarts• sounding like that ?—1 cannot recollect the name by which he was coiled. It was an extraordinary name. Are you sure it was not Baron Ompteda ?- 7 1 don't recollect, Do you recollect the Baron, whatever hig tare was, sleeping there more than once ?--I remember to slept there once, more I do not recollect. Had he not meant' who used to be with the ser vants of the house ?—I remember he.had servers, bat whether they were with the servants of her Royal Highness I de not recollect. Was there not a room :n the Villa YiHaul called the Baron's room, giving him the extrattrilluary same whatever it was 7-1 don't retnemlter this. Do you remember a thuniker storm as the Lein, la which het Royal illrghness's party was eitt;tneeiy wet don't recollect that. • You have said, that in the house at Naples, the rest of the stiite of her Royal Highness, except pergami, slept in another part of the house from the Princess. Do you mean to say that Bergami's roam was sot se parated from the Princess ?—1 do not remember that , her Royal highness and Bergami slept separate. Is there say reuse now to say the rest of the site. except Bergatni, did not sleep in separate and distinct apartments?-1 remember the positkon of het Royal Highness's bed-room and Bergami•'s bed-cemm. Ido not recollect where the rest of the mite slept. Then you will sot swear now, the rest of the mike of her Royal Highness did sleep in a separate. part of the house?--I remember well where her Royal 11lessees and Bergami slept. Ai to the rest of the family ; I co met recollect where they slept. Did you not say yesterday that the other part of the suite slept at a distince from the part of thVbense where Bergami and her Royal Highness slept ?-1 said they were separated, but 1 meant they Were so separated that they eould not eounnunicate together. 'Did you mesa by that, that there was ne passage by which persons could go to the room of her Royil Highness, unless they went through Bergamredifees ? Here the Lord Veatteau.ox said, the usual mode of judicial proceeding upon crose-sttittlhatiOn 'ft read the answer given by the witiesi on *fisemett•Mt• cation and them ask him what ansirWin 'rJidKttal, & After some observations on the isplaqWer; 4 lllle. Baosease went on. . r.. . . . Do you mean to say there was to the silt, of her Royal Iligiaim. s ttar wig through Berguni's room ?—,Wbat 1 erresemiserhi, that 1 have seen no ether than one paesage. Do you mean to represent that there was am !my of getting from her Royal Ilighuess's Psi.; 114 , rooms of the rest of her suite, but through . paling*. leading to Bergasai's room 7-1 have not men may pep sage that led from her Royal Highness's ro;su li die rest of the family. except that which led to Bergasii less. • . _„. t . Will you swear that Ilieronymous, Dr. 'reel IMO William Austin, were not close by her *gar High ; oess's room ?—I do not recollect. When you west from Vienna to Milan, where Mr"' ledge T--At my own house. How did you support yousall?-08 my ewe wi4;', Now kin did it lam A=ldo um blow. • Did any body give yes 'gooey there?-1 &g'% Inkjil salon 1 left Vienna, brecedired . morey. bet Om I romived no aimary. Missy ono give you sooty at Mika ?-4 mobil 8111, e" -. e74* - - - iti i I vinervmm. tltbitil& ti ti emit Mt, • IMPw'' ' . '•!•••"7". 7~~- --- i STATESMAN. Hete-McHaelmeate saggearad, that the last answer 'if . the'ittness thoela be taiga in a lefieite sense. He. wouitl•eetWet to let it l itet;tl; chit tit withal Mel , .ted .tio stoney at Milan. glus ao eoisholl•in tiskalsochilla c ilfterli awes. . •-;r: s t; • ' :1, a ~ • kow wird id you iiisilietlifliii ?-41etteditidifilide' an 4 mutdays. • . .'• ." • .10 When you returned witli . yillti father is Xilan, did TOO I.bit:jerler. the ratitimo which carried you !Pre:S....elec . ': I tlld . pay for it. Wholove you money at Vienna, to go to Maid?' _ y father paid for my journey.' Who gave you money at Vienna before you, set oat ? 'My father got 'paid for my journey. I. resembee 'peleimly giving, 13e .money. . • • W. Baotou** then said , I have no mor e R ues, ~ dam to put to this witness. In a common case 1 • slioald base pat .more, but to this witness, in this esisf; I Mil put oo more. SPORTING INTELLIGENCE. • • YORK AUGUST Jarmo, MONDAY, Are. produee Stakes of 104Igs. eackl. ft. ; colts. int. 71b. OL IN . Pet. 41b.-111trafttivred tense got by untried Stet " Se. Four miles. (S Subscribers.) Hit.dPeirse's b. e. Wrangler, by Walton, out of Lisette (J. Shepherd) .... bed Milton's b. e. Paimerin, by Amadie,.. ............ 111r,Lambttra's gr. c. Comsat, by Camillus . ........ 2 6 and 6 te4 on Wrangler. Won by a neei. .The Kaiveseire Strikes of fOgs eedi, it. ft. Lut stilt au a half. Mr. o tr r ot e, 441 . r ..geift, by Fruitiest, 4 yrs. 7st. Irb. (Noble) • Mr; Kirby's b. I. Shadow, 4 yrs. 7st, Alb. I L or d br. f. Galatea, 4 yrs. let, Ilb ' 6t04 on Shadow. Woasisy. The Griot Torksere Stakes of figs, tacit, for three yrs, oMit ; eolts,-Se. lqb. ; Sat. St. Leger Course, ee l mile and three quarters. Mr. Lambton's br. e. Borodino, by Smolensk°, dam by totamifend (T. Nicholson.) Mr. Watt's eh. e. by Cerberus, out of Manueda . ....... g Mr. M br. e. Sir Jobe. by Smolensk°. ........... $ Mr. G. L. Fox's eh. e. by Mansion, data by Pirtle..., 4 Mr. Garfortlia f. Octavia, by Walton—Lard,s ..... sir J. Hyns'a b: e. Oostende, by Walton ........ g Ito 4 on Sir John. Won @Meetly '!e''PkwernHami Stake' of fOgs. etalkii. A. Lest mile end three -quarters. (4 Subaeribode.) Mr. IlLtrbei b. it. lioaithee, by Sorcerer, 6 yrs old, go. INA Walked over. His Meidaty's 1110 gs. four yrs olds, lOot. 41b.; flee year olds. list. Ob.; six year olds, itst. ; and aged, Itst. Sh. tour miles. Mr. Cradock's b. e. Sir Walter, by Whitworth, 4 yrs old (Jackson) Mr. Hell's b. e. Alfred, by Fite-Teazle, 4Trs old Eve& betting ge Sir Walter. /I os easy. 1•11PIMINISMIP ,Re•exaMined by the SOLICITOR eIt:ISSAS. m o t 44 !Hama go with 'Lis father from Vienna to ifilan, for the ilt•pose of being examined' ae a witness , with respect tij the conduct of the Queen of Ilailand Mralstoseq4 objected to the question. ••.. • • '.The Souctroa-Uspriutet. was finally allowed to 'psi it. Was the witness examined as to the conduct of the crinceel-of Wales, daring the dale he - was in bet ser • I Mad be soy ether business at Milan ?—Nose. At Vjenaa, before he set oat fur Milan, did be receive arty Money or not ?—Yes. Yoryrhat purpose, Aid he receive the money?—For my journey. Did he receive any money before he received money foe the purpose of making his journey ?—Nooe. Who lent the witness to this country?-Col. Browne sent me frons . Milaa to Vienna. . I ask, who sent him from Vienna to Loudon ?—I can not say, far a person came to fetch me boa Vienna to London. Did that person bring you to Londe - 11?-11e did. After the witness arrived in London, did be go over to . Holland ?—Yes. I was sent out to Holland. ' Did he remain there? (Here Mr. nitwit:Lim objected to the examinatioe. Awning that he bad not said oaeword himselfabeet die journey of the witness from Vienna to Loudest.) After some discussion, the question whether ths• examination might to go on, or not, was referred to the Judges. The Lord CHsects.t.out finally declared. the 'Judges were unanimously of opinion, that fie N. examination ought to proceed. Did Ton come in a vessel to London from Molted? Yes. Did you lead with some persiftts now in the neigh bourhood of this place ?---Yes. Have they all remained here from that time till the present ?—Yes. The witness then said, he did not item whether Mademoiselle Brunel were on board the Polacere after the vessel left Jaffa for Sicily. The Marquis of BUCKINGHAM observed that a plan of the houses and parts of the vessel, would greatly assist the judgment of their Lordships. The Lome CSIANCSLLOR said, Counsel mast be agreed upon the plans before they amid be introduced. Mr. Beoccatss was not then prepared to adept say plan prepared by his Learned Friends on the MIMS AIL The re-examination was then resumed. • It appeared, the witness left the service of General. Pisa . at his own request. He left the service of tie Princess of Wales, on presenting a petition for that purpose. Ile received a written character from { fichavanl, major-domo to the Princess, bearing the tes4 of her Royal Hightte4s. He produced the dock MAIL Mr. Bnoconsm said it was nothing mote than a' character given by au Italian, in the service of her Royal Highness, who bad affixed the Princess's seal. • He did not, however, mean to say, that the character sf the witness bad been bad in the service K het Kepi Highness. The Lose Cl/ANC/LLCM said, the doer ino.. mold set be read unless it was proved to have beau "Ann . by the authority of the illustrious person. ,The Socterrolll•Olt X IRA t. said, be was not prepared Wren that fact, and- he should sot, therefore, pro. document. rifbe Quass left the House at half-past 12 o'clock. -- , FROM TUESDAY'S LONDO.Y GAZETTE. WHITEWALL, Ace. M. The King has been pleased to recomeseed the Right Lev. Father in God. William. Bisbepof Lends& to be dam fats the place of Dec ethe tathedeal-Chmed of St. PiA Lee dom ; and also to be abided MI adialtied isle the of Canon Re r videntiary of Mho sahl Rye Chu* woe 4. i beievold by sbe treasisike ßye *fat Rev. ' * Gott. Doctor O•orge ii i iheille Bishop of Lim*, and Canoe Resident la 'Cathedral nht nerd ef . S" Paul, to the See of It to ----- BANICRUFTS. W. Pa at, Manchester. wine-merchant; loft. 8,9, ft It, at the Star Inn. Manchester. Attormys, Messes. over sad Co. y's-inn-square i and Mews. limb Gra r e Co.bT Manchester. X. Warner. Ashford, Kent. ship-mraer, Stitt& OS. I, at Gaildhall. Attorneys, Messrs. Grimaldi sad Ce. Cep thall-court. aatiaa ' _ W. Cowl. Lark-ball, Cambridgeshire, &a., Scot. 14. if about 16. Oct. I, at the Black Bull lou, Cambridge. Amory* / don.] Messrs. Toone and M outhouse, OM, Lineola's-bia-leith ; sac Mr. G. Peet:oche, Cambridge. ' the re- W. Scott, Liverpool, liaewdraper, Sept. IL 14,9 et. &et e d to rive Lo the w ti i. m e x c l o. an sonsisorie lltale-street, Limepeol:chaAttmeerrorseys,jameMesses..; sad :{,tad, ‘... alt 1 ""' Mr. G. Rowe, Weed4base i Lllewpool. At the re- J. Bennett, Antler, druggist. 7. 9, Oet. Leith Owe" lan, DaleAldest o limposti.. Aflseahgs, Mr. Isdp, Chancery-lens; atsd Mr. Omar. Limpet. m Hollsod ? ig. Eyes, hieeegt 4 d t e r Sm. kept. ii. is, Oct. o, si Ow Gold,. Lion Ina. Liverpool. Attorney s, "{oval. Lewes and Co. Temple; Messrs. Leigh sad tm., Litw in the neigh- pool. [Divklesds, Cortflitstaa, &c. to appear tosierren.] I time WI the NA UTICA!, 11VrELLIIGRATE. -.... 40 ....- kJ" w i llidler The Weillorse, T•rgun, woof e• lasi" vest %here after shore in the Narrows, at liinpton, Jamaica, on the Mb ult. sad disehareing , part of her e , The Wanderer, South Seamas,-be ng to Plymeelk at a plan °' Duos, master, reported to be lost on coast of OA. flatly assist fornia, was spoken with in lat. 29 S. lea. 43 W. (ser posed on the Ist of Jnae) all well. tie The Dion, Tripp, from Rotterdam for Kemrebsakt pet a g reed into Dover on Friday, with loss of bowsprft and e the r damage. haring run against the pier. `opt any The Ulysses. in proceeding from the hie of Whithers. •r side. for lieriestene i get on moo rocks at the esteem* of Whithorn harbour, on the 14th lust. and it was feared sera' would be wrecked. 10 v 'SUMS SPOKEN WITII.-A 'bort Gallatin, hest Poem. . of burgh to New York, on the 7th of August, is let. 45. 17. h at by the Ann, Croke'', arrived at Liverpool. 'Superior, from Liverpool to Boston, on the 17th JelY. 'm la lat. 43. lon. 54.33. )e . Queen Elizabeth, from London to St. Andrews, Y.B. on the 28th Jul., in lat. 43. 51. 100. 54. Coed:Widen. Seaward, from Liverpool to Norfolk. on the 11th 1511. in lat. 50.41. 100. 16.30. by the Thomas Bard*, ikebhatlL arrived at Liverpool. Asa, froraQuehee to Liverpool, on the sir At. is ht. 46.716. lon. 58. 43. by the Adrian, Joists**, mina at Liverpool. July 2, la Ist. 47. 16. lon. 42. 50. the ship lease Tali 37 days from London for Quebec; sod en the lit} klet. in lat. 43. 20 lon. 60: brig Two Friends, fees bdret#ol, for Philadelphia, by the ship Martha, arrived OWA York. July 12th, in lat. 34. los. 52. the brig Bareiatill deft from 4nebee for Llesnarars, by the alp Istpaawiarrived at New York. 4 In lat. 39. 30. 1an..5. 14. the skip Lida, fres Me" for Baltimore, by the Radio; arrived at New York. Oa the 17th July, the Statham from Ludas *Ow bee, all well, et Cape St. Ann; oa the 18th, Slim Denials, Davidson, from Termite to Quehee, oat SO days; and on the ltth inst. the brig Niie, from Lemke. to Portent-Prince, off Valiant, all well, by the Ask Lerit, e arrived of Falasoeth. ty Mall. from Idempeerto /Orli weilibillitif:l - 1 His Majesty's Ministers it appears have at liitillt the 14th of Aeg. is lat. 51. 27. ion . N. 30. kg the thlr eauapited with the Queen's demand for a suitable re- reo d on . Corkin - arrived at Liverpool. .sithmee. They base intimate' to her Majesty that ' •H aar y, o f L ool l ott , f or N ew f ooo dl ool l, as the tie int. ,Idin Is to have leldiridge fit use, South AndleyAtreet. is lat. a. 30. bas 39. Hope, from Ilesdesegb te New /oaten have bees 'received from John Henry, Esq. ib f e . odlimil, and on the 6th in lat. 47. los, b!. Rotat_ilt. London. bound to Qnehec, on the 12th, in lat. 4s. 30- bee blejeetfe Ceeelet who is on ''' s w '' ,. to a tad Y• loci°. IS. by the Catherine (been, arrived in the !liter H e arr i v ed at Het, in Switzerland, on Wednesday . f rom j ot/oa k & Tait, a day's journey from the' Simplon. t Yesterday, about four o'clock, as the Marquis - of The rapid sale of the pr. seat Lottery, sad :be great . Worcester was returning from the Bosse of Lords in Grout which the rattle extend towards it, may he a tilbury, his horse became restive is St. Jaosss's. attributed la a great degree to tbaaholitionlifTlasies ' street, sad after kicking and plough"g for some time. 'in the Sebago. ln former Lotteries one amulet i&'- it overturned the eartiage. His Lordship was taken 1 tided the fate of another: this was objected to by up la a state of laiessibility, and carded to the Club , many persons who *hiked tea. &devotes* ea their on a Muse bat the St. James's Hotel, end a surgeon Ras' individual ha. which was impossible 'pee that PI" , seat. for, who bled the Noble Marquis, sad seed 1 unless they bought two Tickets hutted of um. Sat esker peeper menus of recovery. The peke of Reab- I la this Lottery each aembee lass Its elm separate fort was assured that he was ant sedately inju re d. i . chalice, tibmitml from ever/ other. Titert a rc 2 of k, The servant wall very slightly hurt. • 14'40.000 and IS other °Wish. Sterratig Woe) .. . ' ll Coax-Bacmtiest. Avcusils,-.yfetwi tlep no., to be draws next 1/Tedsewlay. Om Ala 9 4' Avast. seeded state Milt" westhoe, oda@ amnia ere me t As T. Bast . Sion Ossasuiss. sakes no resume of el Wheat. the Made was *MT IMO laersisf al 's i Tickata, galley Nies sos ba divided mimic the Pub. r Oise. Mg Soft the hest illalNlea ebeill be Sat efts. r li s. tangs. ease madam eery limy sato, aldimpa=mil tell i ---"' ~ i !g i d e s le i ;a l ewer *Yak Illeaulay. the hums afaelailleabbeisChals lea fbar asoy e llit t l. 1 --1.111111/1 ‘ 11111r.114"/:1=7"A -_ - lie I" Rnama *vs aari ero ll:asi dagium aret t oinved sither. st aviel inwer , peim po s. esho ll . 4 1 : 11 A t t ra ll e. mi t lf • sirsea. " .114 .. . won t " C "“ MIT . ik. a ssea l" lB : l (l.4.6. sueeirs ea MI illesilay. i by R.. 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