The Statesman. — London, England, 1815-10-30 00:00:00

~t , f. ~~. robber:. aid morderers, aad deserve to tw. f•atermitia(ed. A I'rocL4 Verbal of this 11114 hewn II I ) and Ira timitled to the Cummandatit of the De prt.sieist, !o tub communicated to the Austria u Ge 'wont. C %:tn, N::.sti_s, Sur. 2.—(Private Lettet).— Tile Procismatitn of the Austrian General, in which i,fs anstonitces thetolisarnoing of the country, has pro- Ilgrad f lieworst effect, and can poly excite trolls die , or lances. What the Prefect has thought proper to ' 4l, i'Y way of -*hawing that the measure swum-nerd i: a proof , f the good understanding between- the it s of Frt.tleo and the. Emperor of Austsig, has st.itted tt• she ir l itation, and excited new distrust.- 7ne Protestants say, there is an intention of dioarm ilsg them, that they may the easier murder them, as they did those who after escaping the first atisays of ' Niime‘ hall the weakness to listen to the Proclams ... lions 4t 1 .; rr , urn. Hence it is more than probable ;•- thst on .h day when the disarming, if it is really to is e ikice, begino f it will be the signal for Irish ti;so Mention is made of a letter written! by Tall med, to prevent this disarming, bet this is 1101 ‘ • . , 4 itiod it is even considered .is a stratagem. In • -,4 tor the Protestants are convinced that it is wished ... 4 n mere them. But who can wish that ?10 AII.FTOVLOK, AUG. 31.—(The Lieutenant of Police. ; '—isieutenant-Genorel Parionneaus, com matt • the' Bth Divkien, has written to the Corn. "'Old of the town and the Mayor, sharply cent. ...AV ifproceetlings, and referring to the paternal .. 16 6 of his Majesty, commanded them to put a , \r n, tttip to the severe measures which, contrary to the us - they tave inflicted on several individuals. The - 18 .4 9 ill!ave in consequence ceased, and several per been set it liberty ; others were o!died to for their liberty t or at least it was only givint phihe • them on certain conditions. A. M. Esparan, a No. fury, Adjunct of the Mayor, who has a great in- . thence on the Commandant of the plate, is generally considered 63 the secret instigator of all these perse. nations. On the festival of the King in this pact of the country the greatest excesses wete committed. Severs) persons were murdered, and many houses were given op to plunder. UPPIR Loinv..—LE PUY, SEPT. 2.—Many autho rities have mentioned that the elections of the Depart ment have been conducted wholly in a reactionary sense. One of the Electors has expressed his opinion in print, and the object of it is to show that the Chambers ought not to assemble, and that the care of governing (be State ought to he committed solely to the King. • An R CEIC.-FO Aua. 30.—(The Prefect.) -n The Prefect does no deay that molly excesses and unjustifiable actions have taken place in his depart ment, but he hopes that reflection, time, and especial ly the season of the year, will necessarily bring all back to order. UPPER( ARONNE.— THOULOCRE, AUG. 31.—(Pri vete Letter.)—The Secret Society still proceeds with its executions, that is, it strikes individuals marked out for destruction. 'The agents of this dreadful union, far from showing themselves accessible to any repentance, are every day threatening the most wor. thy individuals to serve them as they did General Home'. The arrival of the Uske d'Angouleme has in no manner changed the situation of the oppressed and threatened person-I, on the contr.tly, it appears as if tills furious lorry affected still smite zest. On the entrance of tile Deeltesal'Angoulette they ex claimed Vii.'e La Reins! 'fAnx.--ALet, Aus. 31.--(11te Prefect.)—The Prefect congratulates himself, that of the tour De puties returnable from the Department, three have been elected from among the old Noblesse. LOWER PYRENEES, BAYONNE, Avo. 31.--(The Sub.Prefect.)—ln consequence of the commands which M. de Chauvigey lately received from the /Me (PA ngouleme, he has at lest determine!! to wen. tore fill seine preparations for defence. A Commit sake Ordonnairur dispatched from Bordeaux as a Courier, has brought a dispatch, in whim it is said, that at the desire of the o..ketl'Attpuleme, General Castanos reLrossos the Pyrenees. Ti italispatch has Leon communicated to General A!:ithal, wit(' has not any definite answer to it. This Getters! in ni. i oclosnition has never once tttt the King. I ~ , s era) limes repeated that he c Imes to the assist:l. the Prince. A Prince of A•tg:ona. rho came over: to discus* matters, publicly corn j,hineti of the adopt! •n of - lipasures of defence apiubt 40,9• - inS it:111 40 .4 to Onsor the king.dom. ACCOUN T.l F. 04 %VUiT r;;NIBRGt 0., :I.e.lifit of August, after the close of the Sit. Ling .if State-Ministry, • report as spread thro.igis the town ail the rapidity of lightning, that the good Pause had at teegth conquered, and that ti,e Xiiig had ri•snlied to concede t• the people their figiits, and to aPientSie the States on the pri..ciple of the old Constitution. It was added, it is true, that We -Finance Minister, Count Von Mende!slob, had aliil Insiated on Violent measures, and, tnionking the spirit of the time which now pervades all Germany, nadeavoured to show an the people bars no will, and all the Deputations, Addresses, and PetLinos, were`onfy the work Or a feir iil dißErosed faviatoils ,• lint it was said the , lie was at last over-ruled, and brought over to a hotter nay of thinking. This and the following days the town was in the utmost joy • it was soon, however, disturbed by aim event, whic hl too deal ly showed, that the report was premature, and that the evil Counsellors had again the ascendency. The Land Yugt, Count Von WraWeek, Member of tivit.Assembly of the Stales, had returned from Paris, where he was on leave of absence, to remain for some days at Stu!gawk. Scarcely had he arrived, when he was summoned before the Minister of the Interior on account of this journey, and when he an nounced tha► it was.his intention to make use of the remainder of his leave of airetice, and that at far. Chest he would return home by Tuesday, the 4th of September, he Was put under neat. This proceed. lisg was certainly not calculated to give any ver) con solatory hopes to the people of Stutgardt of the re storation of their old Constitution, it was rather eon 'side* as a specimen of Ilse regard of the Ministers 'for pylons! liberty, which she new Constitulian pre •' 'tea& to secure. After a lapse of three days, Count .!.;..Yon Waldeck conplain►eii immediately to she King aga i ns t tin t Milastry for the violation of hi• per,oll , l l Metz which wasdoubly felt by him.R.l ItteMber of 'a t ralarmsag nousc, and 04 :► States-trptt of !tie king dem ; and he entreated to be brought :t. trim: or thy. • . L _ . trAlltsittsl. PRIVATE CORRESPONDENCE. ell ac have thefrocamusteheofßthheeniAshliiMese.Torpprea tPtoysrpapececrine,nii,no,4,.. missed. On this he received ash inssrer, of the Ste , 'Ni cog tt ESPOSII)ENTS. ' - September, Setiniesere that hil decapitate could slat have bl.....r.vehree, Mud awl have a speedy „ Heim. " w; ciusitited with the causes of discord in Franc:, Melo. Make in re, ly to .S.tm Sr s iotaiwt?, LSiwe the Pram: be allo . *ed till he Ilea juStifieti hirtieelf on account el system otellelseation, and a . xANAN or . s. sem_ 'netts is still no confirmation of the Teen, o r ~• • • his .menus to reviee• Jigs Majesty also: preheated •nf aeclaunoinis in the Trait of theellizetss ill Ns' hare *also to "Amon led •the receipt of,.and pronii:c doe attehiiun to, the rentable tivours 4 (len. Lowrr, A I even favoor.---Hourever hon o urable and unexpected this eir Fit , xoam in reply to that Grillenion, Mr. Ill•KENnuraad Peace having been signed ; and still as little ineica. testiroway or kis fellew.citieetis might be to him, he Ms inclusare,Cessaus en Trutt's, Jimmie tin the Naiyowd. Aeon on the part of the Possess that they The continuance of tranquillity, and e • ' was still more surprized in beer's, a few liOu I niter- the coountinication from eupai in rife, detaihne Iwo curisiii imam' of their fesce in France. THeasZteeerneYn6itsilret wares, called before the Minister Of the heelers eases of derive Appeal turd Dretiion in Scotland. 'Y e e : : va * r . i ll t i i i tt ' s t. ii j o 4 t e lteira ccouuts and told that he was at liberty to set out on his jour- Oil' efinesee this heed are eetremelyscontsadictory. Papers scarcely venture to hazard an asTsehretiol:trellort trey. Tt.is news was received by the whole town N E XT TTIE81 "" L . 14:1111ft 3 " 14E8- AN f) T lll'lt [ZIA 290 1 1103. IN GOV li!M AI ENT will, We utmost joy, and the Director of the Police, srovit CIAS - BE DRAWN. mstis Trtr. "VALUE (frftiaii conjecture jaa o r i t t ia t k h is t o : a u t t e j who had a %trouts guard the *hole afternoon before . oisceisseo IN MONEY al DENIANO. the house of the Cousit, it'd *his wished to disperse _____e_ - . " P a i v . . R or i e the iias s t i n ci a g nl :f c i u . r t:tu t i l e te d i r o e le e r a t . s n i t , el a 8 t m i; o ig v i e i i m t e h e e ts n :l o , :t., the persoes assemisled its the street, could not prevent . Air At mi.. . - • n ,, lemon them Nom testifyieig teeir zeal for the Cterist, 0.1 his it eseparlare, in the most cordial eased/ and fore/tea): I f U ...... ... : itoinout • 0 . 'el.: and Fialaifnit Papers informed us that the Pres. as pus ibl, al ours Besides this event, which fi lled the whole memory ? .... • i. ! • 'lean army is all in motion to wire from l'' I g • s . .4' • France with anxiety for the Coeur, whe is universally ltd.,: notaed, the greatest ahem watt produced by a re- rates: illt, Sillirtts TIIIII 1, ,. / . :4Y ...4 A m1 T . 0 1 ,4 6 4% 1. TAW: . C : . ii, e h i h e: e pt a. the vat je c i d y rp: ,f o l f . rt. i G o i c . a s; bZylkaTlDlEu:ft.ch .71:11::11:Yfi:11 ser.pt issued nit the 3d Ssinernisere which, instead of muse • • India Ii me. t 4 tr es announcing the sera! of the State*, after.attempting I Pe; 1,:m .01 1 1 : / n eti ne. 5611 . l'Hatheqwee hilt. 14 4 p the same quarters, giving us to understand that rein. a justification of the King's conduct, elated, " That. 4 N:,. y e n : 71** • I vitiator:4 Ha • ' foreetnctits a Prussian and British troo tree subsidies had made it possible to go on without e.per um. May, 90i 1 I".•wasott for :...c. '6lll} Ps were .... .. . .•• • pressing into Feince, and that the fortresses wee s demanding any extrautdinary *asseetauce from the ______ ' .. to be ininiedietely strengthened in their poisons • subjects; that peace and a reliance on his Mejesty.l • will again restore prosperity ; and that the griev. , 171 E. STATigs l 4l AN . - and put into repair as speedily Races alleged by the States should be carefully en. t •e' e ----- r — -- se ' --- eee'ee e f -7---- 1 --- l end Ike eipetice of France. One sensors is di•ti ec t s quired into, and tiegociations again opened eith . . LONDON: . ly assigned for the new levee is s of P. -site's l'ist. l i.. g them." The opistion of every man, however, was, that i 110NnAlt, Ot.Tottitt 30, 1815. - Franc:l.—they are to he sent. into that come l y to tes the restoration of the otti Constitution was the "mist: . —ess-- clothed and equipped ! An straits from Ciesse , f thing, that the grievances o f th e c oun t r y resulting We have reCeired the Peril Papers to the 27th inst. jibe 17th, says, the sieges of the Frew.% f 0!,,,,,,, from its destruction were a secondary mailer, and im me s h. are suspended by an order of the 2 Itli ee e in They furnish more iestancei of arrests and - • sr, that the concession of the privileges of which they • and that they are merely blockaded closely, T 4 had been unjustly deprived ought to be no sueject of meats for offenees igiinst . the••Oovertim , ent of the neencistion with the States, but of a just ocknow. progress of that sanguinary despotism which the civil administration of the fortified places es l e . eetee ledemeet a n d declaration on the part of his Majesty. Whit e T error i s t s a re s eeki ng t o eitablish, an d o f the Pied by the Allies is to remain hi the hauls o f t In this sense. the Magistrate of the toa n of.Stut. King's concurrence . Authorities. The Allied Troops isle net garde on the 14th of September addressed a represen. . to the violation of that Col's& French have very comfortable quarters if this be the case.— tutus,' which lie, the Pricier, of his fa m il y, and the laden to the Ministry ugainst the Rescript, itt which s They are daily insulted in the departments they t o. he protests whist the less erg of taxes without con. Chambers themselves, so lately elver* to preserve.— and something selicting is continualij happen. sent of the States, that in conformity to the testa. lelethilig more clearly indicates the state of the publicc i a u leYs arrived at Petsdso or( meat of Duke Louis, on a violation of the rights and mind than the multiplicity of these offences, and no- . lug* liberties of the subjects, he was justified in with- • wog so much displays the disposition of the Go- Toe King of PacsslA bad p erseru . his return to his capital., where time Emperor of Iles holding tl.e public taxes ; that, therefore, he could . i yernment,. es the extenive scheme of not assent to the lazes, and he concluiled with a pe. t u . 514 was expected. They speak of a marriage be ' lion now carrying into effect. A very na Wien for the restoration of the old Constitution, and re-assembling of the States. I I sal question is said to have beets recently asked in t ween the Duke of Oertzeauß C H, the re l a ti v e o f t h e Similar Addresses came from Lorch, Tubeugen, f the Chamber of Deputies, in reference to this un- Emperor of RUSSIA, 110 d the.PlinCeSS CAROLINI o f Goppingen, Ulm, Esslingen, and.other towns. I limited power claimed over the liberties of the pee. DENIIARK j a ciecumstance which it i s s t ate d w i l l As soon as the determination of the Magistrate of el e. have important political results. , 1 authority were thus gave " Bow , 1 ' te'to every 1 Stutgardt was known, a deputation of fifty citizens ie e east of Government to arrest all whom he I We had yesterday some strange reports in Privets brought an Address, signed by the Merchants and ; p ett y a g Heads of Corporations, approving of the conduct chose to suspect, they were to provide for their pri- I Letters from Paris, which these Pape r s i n no d egree of the Magistrate, and justifying themselves for not . soners ?" stud that it was answered, with the ut- tend to confirm. We, of course, must d ou bt th ese . loudly and. publiclyexpressing the gratitude of their ; most sang f ro ki , b y amending 46 How were they r curacy of the statemeitts thus made, s ee i ng no s i v i. fellow-citizens, at, this was well known to be pro. i dance to support them, but it is our duty to notice :provided for in the: time of Roetsmenee ?" The hibited. . them here. We alluee to a communication o f th e 25 t h blood of humanity cold at the bare idea of On the occasion of the acclamations in favour of t grows ' Count Von Waldeck, the Director of the Police bad ' sack a horrible insinuation. We can hardly belie's ! instant, from our Correspondent at P ai l s , stal i ng ipent almoil a whole week in the examination of the that the most blood-thirsty bigot, who follows in t . that the Russians at:d Prussians are absulutel • ) at opcu persons present. It was hoped that some secret con- .tbe train of the Duke and Duchess of A stocieetssz, : war, aid that the troops of the Emperor Aerxemoss, cert, sonic instigators would be discovered. The could have tittered such a threat in the priory of his ! who hes !beg been dissatisfied web the conduct cf abode investigation, however, had no other reselt ; malignant i sp i r it : .yet +we are told a Rostiiist made his Allies, and particularly with the Prussians, bid than the issuing of the following order : this reply in the Chamber of Deputies, without being attacked the latter on their return ; that this was the " We can no longer witness with indifference the i conduct of the inhabitents of Stingarilt, in assamiug ! called to order ! Certain it is, however, that some c a use o f BI;UCHER'S haste back to Prussia; that to themselves the rigid of expressing by public signs .of the most distinguished: s e:end t resperteble of the D en t e j s e gas in the hands o f t h e te,„ t „, , and that their approbation or ellsapprobotion.uf all frost lie .Members of bulb llortees, whose sentiment, are in th e Emperor of R uss , A was ee e t y t o o d a . & t e n , King downwards. - opposition to the Government, have withdrawn, in conqueror. We have said we 44 We seriously command all such demonstrations( not as a Usher but as and exclamations of V nti iva/ not to be suffered, ain I I % , consequence of being threatened With the operation cannot wench fot the truth of these extraordinary be prohibited by an order to be generally published." iof these te-rible laws in points where feeling is most rumours; and we now commence sur extracts by Clapping has been lone prohibited in the Theatre, : alive ; for 'ruder these outrageous enactments,: subrentiug, in the first place, this remarkable cents and' not permitted if his Majesty do slot first clap; , which have swept away every shield of e personal mastication, obeeving that, if true, it must male this peobibitioll, therefore, can astonish no one ' liberty and security, soy ruffian might seize on : daily alter the atr e ect of political offers : though no person was guilty, by Rey mistimed ac. ' the most helpless of their relatives, Erne plunge i Puri' demotions, of any want of respect to his Majesty, i , II o'Clock, A. M. 0(.15. 'Chia prohibition, however, was not published, but . thens into a dungeon , there to remain, l i I had begun a long letter on the present affairs sf transmitted in particular circular letters. This sin.) without trial, for an indefinite time. If th.ii i France, which I shell n ow lay aside, t o i n f or m ynn guitar circumscription of personal liberty will, how.: more than Asiatic despotism shell be estate- that the Russians and Prussians are at war. The ever, be found as insufficient to keep down the, fishes!, the liberties of Fiance are indeed no more. Emperor of ItUi.IA has !peg been greatly dissatisfied public spirit, as the Secret Police, which the lb.. To this truly But/news state the march is rapid, but ! with the •contlnct of his Allies at Paris, and• hie 'lister of the Police has lately appoiuted in the old i ' else issue is yet uucertain. A revolution of this sort i style, a la Francaise. troops, in their return, have attacked the Prussians. cannot be effected or maintained without an armed' n ...erceen set off at half an bout's notice, Indite. , forme sufficiently strong for the task and devoted to eels post as fast as six horses can draw him . It is be. the Government. Foreign arms can never e ff ect it-- ' Paris, Oct. ?.5. !lewd by the best-informed here that war is ineris the national feeling is too repugnant to foreign die- I table in the North of Germany. Ilantzic, it is Tee rumours which had been spread concerning teflon to allow itself even to be purified and directed Murat, do not appear to he confirmed: it is very confidently asserted, is in the heeds of the Russians, possible that it was only a trick ' ; the Police in order into virtue and happiness by such means; and Louts i and Berlin is, perhaps, by this time, is their hands, to see the effect of it on the public, and thus to get has no loyal force, no armies, but detested mesce- or a heap of ruins. This will be some respite he acquainted with the opinion of some persons. I navies, enemies, and Frenchmen in the pay enemies, ' The Jourtae(rc Courier) was yesterday suppress. to work this change in his favour. In loin may the ' France, aiid the day of retribution which the Duke ed for having said two things, which are known to Duke of Areeoet.eme traverse the Southand , the 2 of IVreeeeterost talked of is at hand, though fur that th e sil-Europe mperor (in the of A papermfia the has 2 given to 3(1 Octobehis gran - of Duke 11 the in opposite side. At Paris all is confusion. The k:RRI the Weit—the Government is every is • Eustrdice Teetmeee retains all the ascendrincy of son the regiment of Helens, left without a Com. day proclaiming itself abhorred, and in a mino r ity. I the Minister in his office of Grand Chamber:site mender, by the death of the Count de Meerfeldt ; The Duke of ANC:VI:Mite' popularity and claims to The princes a the B lee d R oyal openly abuse ess e the other, that Carnet is an limiest mall. , the thanks of the Chamber of Peers,were put to the test ' The famous law has passed ins the Chamber of I) .. on the2sth. The Duke of FITZJAMES (his obseq uious i ofme , other. 'l'lle Duke of WILI.PNGTCN and the Dee .tag expected. The . t e a r have had a violent quarrel, and, ire a puties by a great nreority, which Aid-de-Camp, and a STUART), made his motion for discuss' which it gave rise to ices quite es cosigns - word, - all I P l aris and all parties are preparing heir a a vote of approbati on to the Royal Duke for his con es the law itself: it - was made a crime in M. D'Ar. duct to the South of France; but though th e circum. great stroke that will soon be struck, awl, it is genson to have said that there were massacres in the [M . seible, - that France will not deem a Trea'y of South ; this fact has, however, been proved by se. stances on which his Grace's merits were founded, p e ace necessary to secure her rights as : nation. were! Prodemations and Acts of the Government. were prudently confined to the period preceding the i The Allied troops are qattieg France daily. All Sonic persons believe that this law , will not so easily 20th of March, th e subject, it• appears, would not ' i joss the Peers : this is not probable , the two : tee sewers) battalions of the British teeny are redoes! Chear discussion. It seems to have been felt, that the Cheerer s appear willing t 0 proceed in the same mail.to Ireland. Deturbauces are espected iii lees . seed nee. The Chamber of Representatives, the spirit of discussion of such a motion could not have proceeded Belgium. . . which is new well known, will not lose time ; it is without elucidating, in the course of it, not merely ; _ already busied with another lee! against seditimse observations but facts, as little calculated to produce : Baussere, Ocr. `25 —1: is 01.1.e.5t e..! eels ie I cries, writings and s, . -hes, and all this is only while unanimity hi the vote as to exalt the character of special Convention bet weer: :he !irit;sh Geverniirut s; e prescient Courts are reeestnblisheil. how happens Ro ya l ty ; and , therefore, the Date of ANGOULENIE'S and ours, the military frontier of the kieed"re of it that it is necessary to resort to such severe measures, when it is repeated e v e ry momentehat they ere on ly fathers MONSIEUR, the Couut d'ARTOic, hag. • the Nether:evils, exteredi e g from eei Li go to the ey directed se linst a very weak minority. riled to the Chamber to entreat it to dispense Sc;,, is to be put in a complete state of clef s ' It appears that the conditions of the Treaty are with the intended honour, and pass to the Order of by tee time that the Allies evacuate the Fte"te not yet agreed upon. New demands; it i• 2 said, *re the Day ; which, in compliment ter his Royal High. fortresses, which they- are now geiag to eeesleeee tuner deit, mid ramps mithlngswill be decided te r, nest, the Chambe r r eadily did. A n d suc h i s r h o • The Mamie and the Ssmb r e are t o b e defy - tided by e fre tee Cote s -rest, whiele, it istrahable, will be held refutation given to the many mid serious charges mane' Newer and Chaileroi, which are to become ferules ( ' at Basle." . l Beefiest a branch of the Ituyal Family, accused of of tee first class, and also by Cie stroiler fortts , c l a( We a re rsquested to volttrastio the statement setting at nought the a u th of the Thr one , one Mariettb ority urg and Pii l lippeville,l;hich Franca MO • shish appealed in a Morning Piper of Saturday, adding to the cal am i t i es o f t h e country by fomenttog , t to their lei ritory ; Beni:man!, 'tin t wee was said to be Published from authoritg. chit war, and encouraging one class of subjects to ' Tour n ey , Courtra "e' Fes o • tend sc e le e s we e „s te n eshes gave no authority for that destroy , defence. ' . 1 tli's the other. That there is too much truth in to be all y, san s , Cl u m rti " , a very strong fostresses, end eurap.ste /m ete „ t e,„ . and so far from the motive thereto , toe statements,. garbled as they are, that have ' line of t h at beets conveyed to . as , , i ...., 1 te e tee re torir of his Ilighoess to this coon. el : tits, , Atht Fite vere . gieat expellee %% 2 0 netted against the Protestants in the Southern i' 'I Ic ,e ' '`, •-e li : • ' -the i nu eee cti e, e t . l os e .. si e tt r e e cz c h;o n. f iet it; is a n e ei n t r h is er in a f p 7 n ed itc , hin3, us of the horrible atrocities cows- • these works will occasion will be Jerseyite be " is veriecd by the tnelitucholj de tails Ir p h a i r qb s I n i ) :: 1 1 l n i g ut.r expectul for 501 v time to come, of Fiance,• he! ll :rd. thst ss'mi be furuw • au e - i i 4 r t i ti ) e uti tu on Wlttell we shill teem, ~ - _ ' • .rY~3 '` i~'~ • =~Y"'i 10- . ~,\\ • __,__- :. A -- • • .._ . ~~ . • • ri - / 1 • , Al Ii ;~a.,~ •.. .:~: ~.