The Statesman. — London, England, 1814-11-12 00:00:00

LONDON: SATURDAY, sernansit 12, 11114. Three days French Papers (to the 10th), and' ttiaets and Frankfort Journals have come to haud tiasy, extracts from which we have subjoined.— The intelligence from Vienna, in the French Papers, hto the 29th. It states, that Are congress would positively open on the 34 - 111 ft 'l . omat• Ist- feet Rood understandhig so song the Al- lied Powers . ; bat we have, . other accounts from the same capital, 'in the Brussels Papers, of an opposite and unexpected case. A new competitor is tailed of for the Crown of Polwwl—no other than the Aretkinke Cu +num, whose pretensions, it! is darkly hinted, are to be supported by an Aus trian army of 520,000 men. We thought we had arrived at such a period of the history of was and of kinidosav, when the bare mention of such a pro ject %could save beta considered as savouring of iniquity. The Poles have sneered enough from hostile contantioas abbut their Waited country ; and we could wish to hoer e.f their wishes being in some degree consulted. before nay fur- •ter partition of their eserieory, imr, masers In. vetting their happiness, be resolved en. The union of stl.folend filth Itnisin t 'srodid not look like eats *Oiling the epellikel4llooower ; and an attempt to Witch the whale, or say nom of it, to Austria, by force, is as unllkply,a method to secure the please of Europe. k, 4 `carne of a design to annex t t eitfoi, the Prussian demi nions, as Dantair had bleu heretofore. These fears were the stronger, because it was understood that Prussia had conceded Embalen, with the navigation of the Ems and the Weser, to "the new kingdom of Hanover, and Great Britain would therefore have the le* occitOon to preserve the freedom of the Elbe nate, Nov. 0.-parte. lino *nava letters from ii"--vidah settle beyond doubt, the warless ru ttiest's which have been in circulation relative to that Miliiiy. It is not true that the Ihkede Gallo set oat precipitately from Naples hr Vienna. It is aleo aptroe that the Neapolitan army -bad been pot la aserels o , as has been said ; it remains in a state of perfect tranquillity in its cantonments. The best buderatanding subsists between Austria and the Neapolitan Government. There was no truth in the Inertia"' of troubles having broke out at Milan. Viliitillk; OCT. 29.—k appears at length decided, that the Congress will formally open on the 3d of next month. The Minister of a great nation bad demanded that the Sittings might no longer be re tank'. They will be held in the palace of the In- ferior Austrian States, the grand ball of which has been decorated with great magnificence. ilameolott. Oct.29.—We are assured that they are perfectly sstisfied at Vienna with the moderate intention of Prince Talleyrand. Ile has declared that he will Consent to any thing which will not in. jure the equilibrium of F.erope, and the maxims laid down by the Allied Poufs,' themselves. It appears that the difficulties which subsisted be. tueen Pales* Talleyriud and Lord Cs.stlerasgh iu the Nereiatioes hare been removed. MILAN, Oct. 49.--Rumours, which aro believed at Bologna, state, that this city will by erected into ▪ principality, and ceded to her Highness the Arch duchess Maria Louisa of Avstria. The Austtian force which is maintained In. Italy, is estimated at 120,000 men. An Order of the Dar, dated Oct. 25, from Count Bellegurde, pro. scribes different measures againit the deserters from tha Italian army. Dacsoes, Oct. 26.--Our fate is decided—our cc ary wicC Itslt'be 411rtitloned—it will be incorpo rated entirely With Prussia, and preserve its Con- staution and institutions. Lamm, Ocr. 24.—We have received to-day from Dresden information, that the General Government, of Sunny will cease, and that there will be tobsti• tuted a provisionary Prussian Government. The Proclamation which announces this change is already in the press, and no time will be lost in making it public. FROWiliall 0/ SASONT, Ocr. 46.--Snme say it is intended that Prince William of Prussia, brother of the King, will be Viceroy of Saxony ; others assure us, that Prince Augustus Ferdinand, cousin of the King, who is to marry ;be Archduchess Leopoldine; daughter of the Emperor of Austria, will be Vice roy.. Prince William has been planied some years to a Princess of liesse-lionsburg. augns.ntation of the penile o 1 01 0 111 0* of ROM Of the army. , , Lord PlairtgßTQN teplied, diet den , ,as under consideration ; but that no spell& position could be made with respect to it, until the Army Estrsordinarieg should ha brought forward. The getimates were ordered to, be printed. Adjourned. ...-___ Art. litho. nee 11. . . •• ;‘6 1 4.4. 1 ..•••••••. .... 7 . 41 4 1 0 1 • • in t eye I I , 0 I . , pine,/ or STOCKS Tlllll OAT. AT oiik - ircLOCK !fit tilik • _ Loam Ana. 16 IA 1546 I pet Cesia Red. rild lodis Bolds 16 15 I, 9 per Goo. e0n4.6411 Itscherpier Milt 15 p 4 per Owls. 'Sit Oanium 311 • s,orrent Navy 95“ Cowls for Acc 64111 THE STATESMAN. f °,tilil.lliiii,:-,Hessan, who /*mistake MOdstat•tbeir Com aebetaittlated 'them to ir Certain at test, are_,certalnty not gailtkis ; tiet*this is the " bead sod front of their °Betiding ;" dacept indlit'd elle, prtof they have given, that Cot. Quastix, who, li lib folliplaw, was not animated with an equity Balellipithl. The conduct fat which they are pa. lilitrecterised in the sentence KAM of in: , . 1 , koidt the inexperience of yEseirk; errors - . advice is)More likely to remedy 4 - •. - tOkalLOiskil iikted . . Bet why ' - Agree and brlitiijhate to trial rto tiro law 4 • .1d bare an oppthellnity to maks a di , fewitti..eed In the event of a alevletiots, the pettish. 1011161Ves.1 be more satisfaettory. to the public. If it -'. •': - ' . that Cot.. Qtrawne and his se . 1; # 11 east continue in thasvme resklent with it '- . totlsoneselvee lo ws&miventage to the ur eic* the oath, *.thud if teledying the incetessmi emetwoutd, seattsOlk, have been that of removing Oval. Q., *filch cermitnly could not have been coast. *NO as any injustice to that Officer, dee regard brbig paid to the degree of 'culpability, orinactivity, i T aied against him. Col. Pausta's own case, in pprihmlar, appears peculiarly bard. He did not eign ihip per of charges. He was called epos to stead id u the nominal Prosecutor, and could not et, without appearing to give the lie, by his .. . 4 1 , to hie declared sentiments,, and se be the t objects hate beetle der, consideration; bat.llool,ll has yet transpired& Their labours will' lasso farad. winced that the first 'Pietas sitting will be bald is, the 4th of November& We Lamy probably know 67, that time what revalidate they have entered into. The return of il, Sovereigns from Bode will take place after to.morreti ; they will remain at Vienna till As' 14th of November, by which time 'the principal affairs will have tereduated as to the& principles. The Plenipotentiaries will apply after. wards the prineiples in their conferences, and take the decision In full Congress. • AMIUMGH, *OCT. 30.—The Electorates or He. mover and Hesse *ill change names. The last traces I of the ElectireßMpire ,will disappear in Germany ; the Priam and the free cities of Germany will form henceforward a grand Confederation, eonform'hly to the sisth article of the Treaty of Vienna. I • • The names of the Ministers, Wessenherg, %% cede, Munster, and Humboldt, who coespocat: Vienna! the Committee charged with t►e adjeliessot, of the affairs of Germawy, ;aspire the patent Aisidowar: in our Compatriots.- ./ We are assured that the representatives of the Bavarian nation will be coewelitifiesgselliately after. . the close of the Congresi at Vienim. The activity of all branches of the Adesiektrilth• of tho Court of Austria is very groat. The ism sr all descriptions is estimated at 520,000 men. • • ..1 , o l swill a continuing upon himself and his fallow Of- 1 pen an imputation which. the Commander in Chief of Beessucs, Nov. 4.-.-A politic print has the fol. lief reg i men t aha°4 l have been the first to re move b y lowing ettich4 dated I‘44il44,October 10 : Alineending maquiry, but which he was content to . i It ii the general oplision 'litre, that 'King S e same, I live under. We want no precedente. r , , ,such coon. • has receienl .frees the: Cengress et Vienna, a fnrinal ;,..and we very mach dislike *Age procindb.S . proposal to *intent to receive an . indemnity tor the.: It . should have every feature of reatimitilluelebilee, • Crown of. Naples, which, would then be restored to asilliofti" ed by, or appealing in as way for sopport its indent possessor. :The death o f Q.... ,c are gi e tlii-peccedent. The preservation of discipline and of Sicily has diminishill atilt time the email flirty of doe sebordination, particularly among the Military, Ki•ig Joachim, by allaying &tears of 'those among is of ito most essential importance to the interests the Nehuity,:ieho were ipprokaioto Hiat t i h i y i d osel d of tbeitate, and the expression of Royal disples. i . bet bo Ago tOyea f aaa the w ake , e t t h a t pii itcoss : ihna , bin* made, is undoubtedly for the purpose of I i Cassema s Div +.-The (knead Gelleflentellt of eying a to a most dangerous example; but it is ! this flew mad Middle 12111**/,' *id AC Osseilissese that 01!) ge ck os& et dissatisfaction may remain that we 4,llrigter, are aegociating t 's Idoesteetini for the desire to "ett..tite st,rictost justice executed without frees imebstoge of the manufactures of the two GO. Zet of :. ~ t .. 'Cr, tights 4. f the subject re. eensennits. The Journal of the Upper :am( Lembo the . ~. ;there may be additimml claims upon Rheas rosins a speedy commenicatiessan'tbis sob- hii•lle - , aid . judgments of general propriety jet*. This measure announces the delleitive union will be Atigised, and perhaps correctly, by those who of the two areatries under the same G ov e r nment . Inv, never aeon a battle, as well as by those who . I BaUtfati t Nov. 7.—The agreeable news is spread , have been le at school, and bid their beads . here that his limy al Highness will not return berg fooled by home ~, ' without having taken the title of King of Belgium. 1 . ,?..::Am0ng the cetlietcr Inetberdinstioh in this Ti. 1 l.auksic, Ocr. 4 24.—The brother of he King a jet which Ims so distinguished itself, or been so ( --- Prussia, his Royal Highness t l a , td as tsir s kited, See do not perceive it * stated that the to be 'Viceroy of Saxony, a wry r i as i. * , the' issue foppetiee, the Mee.r.andrew , , _. I Prineen. The Constitutio ' Saxony will net be ; , lice , $t has been commended to assume ' changed. The return of the King is no more spoken .414iLit!icedtralterlequittintes which 4 bas so fre. , i of. W. lama faagopfaua Aw l . is ga l lo p e d N F gt ._ ~ imetlio k hnsia e illeetel: a• through, ai -la sd which evi -1 dericltsfeld, Alegi ise has itespoim-aimuleatajos ;1461 1 4 11 0 61 . I . „ drenarit's' Inv Phallitinad wirinat three aseathe.;,,,, • .. . .eapirnahOammilmat say after wheassardert thit ~..,.. • .. -....00.-- . . i . i• - :• • ' " , -eras not tooked upon -aS a •ivelconie' A fell report of the sentence of lbalata • ,C .** ,., 114k-a,eits . prominent machinery, must ha v e bad a Martial on Col. QUaNTIN, the sublessee. o f weven:l94o4oobte effect h i hiesees i es t h e v i vac i ty cm .. sea were the first to communicate, is inserted in an. , ' , of. We are of opinion, that the heat of other page, with some interesting paitieelers con. ' Ycesthilaisini noble blood needed not , such an eine.' acted ebb the proceedings in this case, which are oedlinierdadkion to what usualty constitutes the stock justly eharacterised as eitraordinarS by those who ; of 4 6 1 1, end grounds for pimping themselves above here net yet ventured to apply a stronger lira to. , , the levet of other regiments of English horse soldiers; them. It will also be seen by our Parliamentary t ona l_ _s when the pride of tailors' work is inculcated ' Report, that Col. PALIIIII has anticipated public'. from authority, as an object worthy of England's , feeling, and brought the subject before the Rous :e 1 eet Nobility, we nay regret, hut we cannot be of Commons. Col. PALM ries nciticais fixed for - Mon. • day. Mr. WHITaII EA!) had intended to have founded a q , ,prised at such thieV l iteppening as we ha ve now the unpleasant duty of mentioning. As reformation motion upon the subject on Tuesday. We might, per. ss L now tonteniplated, we hope this will be one par. h a p., set a wise part in refraintug from saying an y ticultre wherein it will be evinced ; and we bops , thin g further on this delicate mention until, like I also to see this matter noticed in the warit deserves the gallant Colonel, who has come se safely out ef among the other topics connected with thiSentence the fray, we can discein what may be the success of tbe Court-Martial in the Parliamentary discus of the onset in the House; but where justice and ou r . l reasou t appear in danger, our caution, some bow et other, 'is apt to desert us. Far be it %om estimate ! ever, to take upon us to emign the justice viett.7 priety of dm proceedings in -question, wbicle. ill laid the foundation of .much discussion and diestifie. faction; any observations we have to mike shall be dictated with the profoundest respect for authority, and the laws of the laud ; but we most, be permitted to say, in obedience to the irresistible' teeibig, the , astonisbmed/which this strange sentence has occa. l stoned, this solemn derision, acquitting with a slight reprimand . the Commanding Officer (send guilty of part of sur.h .heavy charges as were laid to the se. count of :Col. Q. 4 said extending punishment to the Officers who instituted them, tried or convicted -in return, irreconcilable with the usually of " even -han d ed justice." We will we: nay this, that we cannot but disregard of rank, fortune, andlimilr the highest and most influential in' attach to the tilt of names thus 'visited that magnani ra 4 y of decision which threw all that considerations into the back ground; but we tidollot there would ban been both policy end justice, an d even magnanimity in the award, which would ham! tended more to keep alive that energetic spirit, that devoted - heroism, which Was ready to hold every map lukewarm or timid, who Was not es seedy as It. self to be first in the contest for freedom Meldiarti and which sought to obliterate impend. iseglect of minor duties, In the intrepid discharge of the elan important, by uphoki , g the British character, "Or in the cannon's month." if Radifoto! Woos * _ '~~cY , V. -; • • -• Wfort , Oa&liar "144 t !out irrsad. - 1 1 **Seisistrne, Pathan I Mai the Forward, Ilesherkg h hl4. ) 9 • his - ;lefty's/hips Cftekei MittS.rlys 4a o'4l ae.• Feasserrfh. Nbti.C. 7 4iftirAtt"tisetsti. h.onte mole& 1$ dart la hitt. 4.3 t . spoke the hcig Raised, lansete, from Useepoet. .ftvheitfueollinad, in vert item /Wets 'threeplpissf the his soppliedliiss *bhp !gift, aid she altintartii tiFip, fat i i. porta,a . writintinte the pitied • Nis appsdot tidir,diat amt. *idea; 21 days fram the for Mer = her Malls *lll eat haseseked; hi this toga by this day's post. It4Wisirts, 10.—The brit *Peptise, el Lyedlettect JUIN Faraday, from the !forth, tit* ails, was WM, kit se the : Goadwto Sands• yestettlaye**Mer sad crew Wilda: brjg Sobs*, jfebqn, Master, from flasideriaed far Portpuowth„ was Mellows of the North Foreland by. a light cessei—the Master and crew Kase landed here.—The. loins oak Sophia, ipaatae, Prodence, Nancy. Nelson, Flaxtep, an. theft, Foot Friends, sad loather ship, hues pat into Ibis port for shelter.—A hulk, from Portwatvab for t.ondon, is at the back of the Seeds, wldaet anehur and cables assisiteee frees 'brae hied gone to her, QIHATIM4IIIre Four, P. M.—The weatilet'esiderates, *AO. , rat of the outward-boned West Indiamen bee woe through-11W Glans for the Downs. WETWOUTIII. I Nov. 11.—Arrived tie litajasty's ship Leviathan, Capt.. 8ri0:6%411a; Ille.Saimiag and fat . nßy seared, for Lis- Win she has sailed.agala for that deetiastian. The following lines were written with a pencil on the walls of SUAISPEAIig'S house at Str a tford-upon. Avon : us T H be ow tv ern of n Ge ry n b i ze tt , l h is e tens losetts to ad o rn , i gia K 4,2111 2 41 Ira s -0 At tear 1 sited, to foto stryststl "brine, To an that's grind. 4tb March. 1811. Miss WATilltin, the young ill subli m e." fl34 NAPARTE. young tidy hobo is sheet to make her appearance at Drory.ltuo, h a beautiful and accomplished woman. She sustained alt the principal characters in Tragedy and Comedy ow the Dublin stage; and Such was universality of her talepts, that she at times supported parts both in Opera and in the broad humour of 'Farce. Of this we cannot speak from our owe knowledge,* but we see that she possesses a most expressive and tohneted countenance, with an elegant person. - • ' . Miss O'Nett.t. lett night performed for the second iimethepart of - . lsabella, at Covent-garden Theatre s and attracted a splendid and overdowleg hooseodi.t There was not an eye in the houseilhat did not,.j*, pearly drops, bear .testimony to the• commanding poweri of this charming actress. In the feablenabto circle were, the Spanish Ambassader v :tio 'Countess of BRIDGEWATER ) Ladies GASIFIER ) C. D 1311111. 4 11 83 N. Goa; &c. Miss O'Nutt.t.'s performance of the Widow imag o in the farce of The Irish Widow, is said to be as fins i t portrait of the coec, as her haliella le of the traciat muse. fatTILAOIIIIIIIAItIr • OCenntaNCS*-54411rdity week' a scrivener went into aferithel, in Pye-corner, Dube,i lin, with tbi wife cf-a---respeetable tradesman; heil was not,' hol#ver, long knotted, when , e walvstit with au ipoßectio fit, and tiled., As sees as fair companion perceived' the mishap, Me l of course, sought concealment •in flight. The prank of the night, however, was not to be passed off in this way —some of the ' 6 sisterhood" recognised her, and she wait taken from her luseband's house and lodged in Andrew's watch-house, to wait the issue of a CO. roper's inquest. This being—Died by the Vieftutfoi ' ' of God, the frail one was released from the law,. to settle accounts with her family. • ING itATITODE.--A vessel which arrived at Liver• pool last week from the South of France, took en board at St. Jean de Lux, an Englishman, in very distressed circumstances, • being totally destitute- of every necessary, and without any means of getting home.—The Captain taking conwion _ of h I _ .. solate condition; gave him .insilassege to r ap Olio of cost, asa OW 16 . -arrival there, as obscriptitiles. et tiro "panda was raised in the ship, to enable Pea., to reach his friends. Notwithstanding these we r o, obligations, the man broke open the,Captain's , : on the morning of his departure, ,and stole out NO Spanish doubloons, of tlte,val* of epwesds of, 400 , gel nets, ei ith *Melt' he got ettisedistotered. informs - 1 tion was immediatelygives at the Police-bite in that - Paiute letters from Paris say,- 4 . Ilitisaris yells; town, which, with its. venal Activity, aooss got sweat have remarked that nothing has been' done for the lof the offender, and he was pee foltsreingdof . Clergy since the restoration of the Bovasoxs. Yet at Magholl, neat Orinskirk4 4tte all the,piecesef the roes and the Clergy have earnestly pressed epos ; gold upon him except itr,:ekPrilich h 11 01 4 41 1941 1-, the King the necessity of making a great change la ;so account. After a proper viateloation he.ose, the present system. 'file Doke and Duchess of AIM ; committed * Preston gaol. GOU unli t and Monism are strenuous supporters' Hariww 6 ecanos I.—Yesterday1 .—Yesterday Air.' nee; a - 4'th ' I of their representations. They are said to befor there. 1 . wife, were charged by Mr. Jackson, who _stated his iteration to the Church of all the property it pos. ; going to the Okada pablic-hoose, in Nor;hampton ' seised before the Revolution ; they urge, that the i square, Cleskesmtdi, on Sunday evening frit, accom. domains of the Church are in their nature as intake- panted by foot nejghbours, Where they were served able as the domains of the Crown; yet the Church ; with a glass Of ,rent and water each, by Defendant, property has been sold. A Brief or Appeal from the I land lord of the abate house: witness desired a toe , . b expected. Bat the Clergy do not Sod that I coed glass, but he would not let his i have more, as . Ep rg or with other ranks which they do with the ' his regular customers had all gone. He pulled the - Piety hes not yet passed from the 1 chair from under him ; and immediately the wife City. It , was hoped that the debate i came ins ' and took !Mum by his • neckerchief, and emigrant property would bate given , dragged him along the floor, and turned him out of some 'speeches favourable to the Church. i the house. Several persons corroborated,,Atis testi- , theta touched upon thojtoatioo sf ! rnony. They wee held' to bail for the .assault, to The Kuts,ie asskwardlyftisated be. I answer at Sessions. .•-•,. .. . . Partr --, -• ' ' ..' I DON &AMADEI!, OCT: tl.:011 Sunday evening, • Snietpspsii''' . T Is appoints; Chairman , the 16th, about eight o'clock, the sloop Bnunty, of :tees in the:Hessiof Lordi. Strangford, to ballast, from Dandrom to White _ , ___ ,sing Bulletin 'Wee yesterday published, haven, struck on a small rock, about 40 feet from in JOANNA Sourscorr's leoperiel Gowile:---" Dotd Rock M'Camon, off Portevogie, two miles suede of . ing the whole of this week Nra. SouTscore has i Ballyhilbert. Guns were beard firing, and other .Ig. suffered much pain from hit situation ; she was nals of distress; bat owing to the storm, and thedark In great agony the early part, of yesterday, bat to- , night, no boat ventured to - their assistance._ Neat'. wards evening was more composed. Her medical morning the sloop wale total wrck, and all on beard attendants were with ber tbe whole of the day, and perished : four of the bodies hail been since found, ere of opinion that her delivery cannot possibly be and interred. . .. protracted many days longer." I Last week, there being a high sea on the coast, a . • Porrtso.—The Gentlemen resident on the Essex party of four men, who wereet •d have laudably exerted themselves to effect a water,-at APertitmn, were • It* ' , 'ma ' , eduction of the price of .pessage, in Three dik* after cline*/ / have - succeeded ; so that persons sok great exeresais and ,difilteol4 , reed at the rate of is. 3d. Orville. - 1 iras drowdild. "M ' • irt i v i ss . , stia4H . • TUE r . . FiteirrtukCibif itlei44 ' . 28.—The Plealpa. 0 0. 1 4. A R :, ' ' 411116 tit ties of the ctiotApliiThweri every day hold Pao* chart* 14 iosig confitsiwit t • lii• Y i li t iiili Ost die most impertaat mender s an d so b i taiql '..i.:-..... I. .-,.._..• : i 4 ... . _ ... • : Ivek. • —46-- ; • - 40,44,10.0*,. do, u ftoll ihe ttiteraW tilituteffei ',ler Mote Vides Ci•falina. fir artwork; Corneal!, Sander*. t his-Majeity's-thlo pee, for Slierlime, wad d.fur Parana/neva r aull let./1 th.fl•porrt , gift woo. ro and sailed foir Plyarentlrei‘Erkiled the teleetOt thanfo. rt • and the (141.4 an, far Cnrnbain. • 1 1 I • at week,itis the break,. 1 11 It ?Irby,* *Wing wtisg.. tegefter, were, eta st.“4-..but covirtli . • ■ ppefts reiceired without their Wag Roy!! Peony. stiplphir to us se. Court to the Cl Ilklrefeelted time unsold i w ill ma ' f r o, station to some met itat eon it admire that - the Cleliy. Th tifaMOT con .. tween the two pi in the country, 4 The Earl of S iisited with disgrace s of the. Coalmine ..n : The folloeinl . ~...: -'7l