The Statesman. — London, England, 1815-10-28 00:00:00

r••••,,••••••••••••....--•-• . HE. STATESMAN. Aiii~t - . . . . In:spite of the vigilance of the Police, and the aid states, that Joseph Bonaparte was there with a suite . NAVAL INTE L LIG ENCR. ROCIIES TER P EDEST RlAif. of the foreign soldiers, the disOsition to insurrec. of 54 persons. • I --oums--. ' -mien- Lion is still openly, and in the•Ttnost d ar i ng mann e rs ! On the 19 t h i n st an t, ab ou t s i x o ' c l oc k i n th e HArtsOtot ; OCT. 27 .- Arrived the Casitereagi, iRIDAiIt. TWELITiI tali: .., man if es ted and avowed in Paris and the Departments. ; morning, many officers of different grades, amongst , Henry Frecting, and liar! of Leicester packets, Turret colimenced this day shout Ilse o'clock to T he P a p er s before us furnish instances of this, end 'whom is the Aid.cie-Camp of General Clause!, have, from Cushaveu ; they landed their Mails at Yer- the Morning, with but little *Ms-ea stiffoesi, and wore, at the tame time, that the incitements to re- it is said, been arrested at Paris. mouth. Also the George and Ilarria transport, walked sesen miles by eiglvi n'eleck, and lent to bellion are also becoming more numerous and strong. The bust of Bonaparte has been taken away from with ordnance stores, from Ostend, bound to Wool- breakfast. Ile started again before nine, and Com e than ever. A party of the Old Guard, in the the hotel of the Droits Reunis, but the Latin inscrip• wich.• plated 19 miles by half-past 1114, and left the groOtsci streets of Paris, are said to have compelled some „._ . _., ~ . s . .. lion which was upon the pedestal remains. Twice PonTsnournt, OcT• 27 .- Arr i v ed nos wanamts 's to get, his dinner. Ile perste& his journey about P ,,„ ons to slinut their 'favourite seditious cries-an i has this bust disappeared, and twice has the iescrip- ship Rochefort, from Plymouth,-sailed the Akron- two, and only walked 26t miles al five o'clock; at lotli.ect way of informing as, that a tumult hail again lion remained. Who is expected now to order its der and Biddeford transports for Cork. , which time Ite•weet to- lee at the Coisack, w here 114 . ta ken place in the capital, and that the Government erasure ? i Plotwou - ret, OCT. 26.-Came in the Clareland . went o n . remained- 1;11 nine o ' clock ' again Went on to his not the power of preserving tranquillity. The day before yesterday, at 10 o'clock in the - transport, from Palermo .871 d Gibraltar-from the complete 14, jourtu.y. At 10 o'clock be completed evening, in the street of Tour d'Aurergue, five or Maria Anna, from mum, 30 miles, et. which Mae the Pest-Of fi ce closed. It Though the soldiers of the old guard are here Rock ant the 15th inst.; t e tetioned as being'in disordered parties in the Ca. sit soldiers, wearing the uniform of th e old goard, . At . is wordy of remark, that at 10 o'clock this morn insulted a passenger, and obliged , for St. Thomas ' ,, hating. sprung • bowsprit.- - in hotted only completed 1•00 Miles. , it d, there is no further notice of the proceedings of him to hear an d •, , . ' _ , sired Zia ps . 'ajesty's ship Panlina, from Malta • anti even to repeat, language repugnant to all g . siou . , , . • their brethren in arms against the Government, in the Gibraltar, anti a Ma il and dispatches; left the for.' l'trtee c ontinued his journey on Thursday till .half -past ten at night, at which time he completed South. Interesting as this subject is to all France, Frenchmen. ' user place ou the 27th of September, and the Utter' rd,6 2 nnAt.e's orders, and the few unsatisfactory To.day, at four o'clock in the evening, a young , 53'miies : the day was uncommostly tine, and he had on the 17th inst. men, well dressed, threw himself from the top of the . etrocu lass be communicates of the revolt of the • not the {moat obstruction. His feet eereos little len. column or the place Vendome, and was killed upon ' Dcas, Om 27.-Arrived the Undaunted frigate, • tomato, are all that the Journals have veatured to der when he left off,-but were much better when he end sailed for Chathatn, to be paid off.-Came ti co mmenicate. the spot. started nett MoSnihg: It has been observed, that no • A stool lemonade lad committed suicide V aster - „ from the River the Essex, Pone, for Surinam ; It is no less singular, that amidst all the lawsuits! de. m anm could be foniul more caiest!de of life task than torsmallis, Huntley, for the Cape of Good Hope • owe , 1 ions we have against traitors, the fate and the day in the %%rood of Boulogne, .after Navin e% sent a' ueeer, having been used to hatd . work and {icing, • s . letter to his *elation: by an . Etiglish soldier. Preston, for Modena ; Dominica, for Surinam • girl of Ner seem to engage no portion of public or ' but is wanting in the main . poiat- resolution ; and tn. . ` Anna Maria, Lowell, for Charleston ; Venus, is imagined he is only continuing .his task for the -, • s• I attention. LUCIEN BONAPARTE, it seems, : Yesterday a man who had undressed himself by ja 1111 Ord, for Gibraltar ; and the Thomas, Bell, for the the saver side, as it was thought to bathe, after going • • '. purpose of suppotting a gambling system,:el it ais* i. t.. ...mt •Iv at Rome, under a sort of Convention West boners:- Whir a ft ern o on the wind - shifted to th e • into the water, suddenly returned,' and took a pistol •botween Os A' l ies. S. S. E. and several of the outward-hound got under ~ . utterly out of his poster to complete his underiliting. out of his pocket, with which he blew out his brains. The Eue s eror and Empress of Ausrnot are ex- within the giteti• Hest. He now WalieWeirr lbst . ' . " --,_ . weigh, and sailed. The Hood title is . now making, • ground nearly like a solitary passenger; ill StiT 4 : 6 l. - , v , ii e ; -Led at Heine by the end of the present month. FRENCH FUNDS.-57 fr. SO C. - ; and it is feared, some of then) will lie obliged to come Ths Anstrian troops have evacuated Marseilles, and . 1 hack, not ben% able to get round the land. 30 persons are there at tiny' time during 1644 , . ~. • , , tra also evassating Florence. Marseilles is now oc. .ll. Princessof , . . WALES is, it is said, fully este!). ! !but few take the least notice Of him: it& itisit } tiie •. a I Fa onossru, Ocr. 25.-A rrived the schooner' Ale. i buted to the usiltaittlsotne manner he- hal .behavetladi • • • dby Eitglish troops, stud Italians in 'Lids!' i e s te lished at her Villa on the Lego di Comb. Her grin ,and Aurora, from St. Petershurgh, bound to . Ids best sultans ters ► and flip - As. Ile is in exeellisde .' sus . , Royal Highness has lately made, at - a considerable t spill% and talks of %tali/nig seaerai hOhifli.. - I - expellee, a road from it to one of the neighbouring Op orto . ..... Arrived - or this port. the Russian ship h ea l th an d Voting NAroLEow has already begun his military . . Elisabeth, Rhode, from New kork, in 28 clays, and 9 longer. It has rained very hard the *lustiest' Hag towns. ewer. The Emperor of A osrata has bestowed upon yesterday, soon lifter two o'clock, her MAJESTY . proceeded to Rotterdam..-The brig Henry, Koultor. ... ' afternoon, whist) has been the cause of mu ch deielt•o• him the regiment of Holans. vacant by the death of and the Pulses:cm received a visit, at the Q. een's day; pat in here, hiving been 49 days at two ; she • Count Mextutesnr. We have this annonce, emetic Palace, (sloe the Duke and Duchess of °err.% ms, . sailed at the time mentioned from Liverpool, bound when their llos al highnesses partook of a repast, • ot!.ttf articles, in the Augsburghaud Nuremberg G'ss- to Micatnicbi.-Put back the Lord Sidmouth packet, an suers to the 18tb, from which we have made a variety - .• . then returned to their house at ' Twicke n ham. - having experienced very bad weather. i " Neornsile, Wedniodsv MdcoleB;l2 o'CI , PrII. of extracts. The PRINCE Reocar and the Duke of CLARENCE , : LIVERPOOL, Oct. 25. L-The Contest, Kean, from " The business with the refrectory.oramen it fiutUl We shall now direct our attention more partici/. dined witii the QUEEN and Patsceaaes yesterday. In settled, and the Tyne free from all luettnibrattee e ee Poly to the latest received French Papers. The . the evening her MAJamaica and 'Halifax, for this port, put i nto Pile of' MAJESTY had a select patty. 4 The seamen are flockinl wit h Uwe g to man the sesse 11. French funds are still low, 571. i In tile course ut this autumn 60 ships sni•ed from . Foudry 21st inst.-The Castktown, Owens, from utmost haste." • ' Cspetshagen anaue, to the Danish West India Colo. Castletown , Isle of Man, for this port, is totally -- -.- • PARIS, OCT. 1 , 5. hies. Desuma•k was also fi tting out an expedition lost - on Longness Point-crew saved. • THE CHAMBER OF PEERS. OCT. 21. i At a Meeting of The Ship-owikers of this. porta fur her ifoican possesions on the Guinea coast. The Chamber assembled at one o'clock, wider the ~ . • t of M Mates and WI If . upoarcls BO asters ,u s ipmen ' - ' • held this evening,. Rowland Webster, Esq. iis. ,thi The Court-Martial, which has been sitting some Chair Pres:dency of the Chancellor . • - • have been promoted to the rank of Lieutenants due. A ... 'at ib ea Captain Lord Groeoe ass ... Peter , er n STUART ' 9 II was Reno re d , Thai C oe fielloSt ing scale iyi Muse* fhb, The Commission charged with the examination of in n ; the present month. late of the Neu-caulk 50 gun-ship, on charges pre. asks or tan port be owed to, and offer.. 4 to at ue atSso o sa with 'flue arrival of the men of war f rom . f ore i gn . sin klA w project relative to the Chomher of Accounts,ter red egainst hint by Captain Bo TCHea, late of the Ike "Key of 41. to*. evr.Toa age, wiul .libeilbsbanstivfnatill- .-.. tions cannot be expected for some time, owing to neat e h ' terminated Lou labours, the Chamber not saving yet Antelopo f of the same rate, closed its procee di ng ships of 8 ]trea t the reluctance with which seamen enter for those. 4 • Melt Mel &Rom , -; ..-.• . • yesterday afternoon, at a•late hour, when his Lord. 7 —to Reims; 5 -----2 -.--1 bard the development of the i•roposit• made by a ships to return until relieved by the ships for the ship was fully acquitted. 1 -,.....,5-• ge..-.... s - 6 --........it.....5..e..6.:rif Ilember,iu one of its past sittings, upon the establish. Peace Establishment, many of wSich ate entirely , A variety of American Papers arrived yesterday : -. 1 . sio m•••••••=• • .. • 6 -.,....--,,. I ~..... ~. ..5...; tug of Central Commissions which should be formed ,without hands. ---r,-- li ....... 4 - 7 --•----s --a- Charleston to the Bth, New York and Boston to . :-.-......0. pe -.L--.. - r -.16.-.-.. - ir 5..... . fur each affair, by Commissioners nominated in the ' The Prince Regent of PORTUGAL has issued an .the 3Uth, audit:olra; date; to the 7th instant.-. 1 --„.-- Is —. ~. 8 --,---. #• ! a,-..; . • -:•;, Alvaro, or Royal Decree, that is to have the force on - • • - ••••••••••••• 14 •••••••.• bureaux. After this development the Commission . Ailey cocaine most melancisely accounts of the late i ••••••••••M IA .---, of a law, in favour of the agriculture of Portugal. charged with the resision of some articles of regula- horricaue that appears So have swept the American ' ApervetierS wt tie* years art aii, hawing beefs Owe se ' Its object is to remove a variety of obstacles and en- coast from biatleston to* the most northern ports its sea, to be comidered as men i and Owe of *twittery yeet - of " non made a report upon a proposition relative to the Oran-nen% which existed, and call forth the industry . toe : United States . ha ebcts at Halifax are also age having beet two rears at sea, 1.. tor cunsiders Ws* M Ille0.: mode of collecting votes frees lists. The Chamber of the inhabitants, in such a manner as to make op Other appreue ices, tei.dor she age of li yeas...list to g bias I lw re , serious. The damage doessnot appear to have been years it sea, two of diem to be reckoned as win mss. ' '. • ' • • • . : "I, decided that it would immediately form itself into' for the ravages and disasters of the late war._ I, e - 4 , con fi ned to shipwrecks, bat to have done great in- ' Wit the • Rey Wm . Nettiele Wei* .. • It was al.? or.olvcd, T . . bureaux for the examination of these two objects. I first object is to exempt from duties, imposts, an d jury through the coun t y an d theprincipal towns at queued to after the above terms to the seams. 414 tabs** Meriilit do syjuisru avid to-morrow morning itt ten .. shot). tithes, all binds stid estates which have experienced Tlie "tit t ing having been resumed, the Chamber after : Providence. The estimated Value of property is Vim is e Thank* of eh a Meeting he given to the' Ite.ererill '''..r the desolations of the armies, and this for a petted . as aslant Net•fiel,l. fur it:s off r a terra.- quid Wont& etre..l , 1 1;500 000. dollars : the number of houses destroyed a short dissus,ion dropped the proposition relative to ; aft ~ years. - it s• 1., pural,: tecustraliatiou letwetu tic Sheit.owuers lad. I There is an exception of certain di n, s d o. •' Central Commissions, and adopted the new method tticts, which have. not suffered. •I'lle second is. to N Lw y ous, earr. - 26.-Accord•ng to an official . ' S:wint a. :44 - At an adjourned Meeting of the Sliipsointirt at ' -.- f••r collecting votes from lists. i grant. a • min filar ezetoption for tacitly years to ell 1 ... t,.. 3 actiertisement in the Western Papers, it appears that the Port o f Sunderlan d , held at the . Faichange n00n.% ..., The Sitting then broke up, and adjourned till two ; those who may dial') swamps near the Tagus an • d in all the public lands to which the lethal' title is ex- on Saturday, the 21st October, 1815, • ' --ss I Estramadut a ; and for thirty years, to persons gain o'clock to-morrow.tingoislied, in that part of the Mississippi territory i The Rev . %Sim. Nesfield has communicated the (Oa"' . - .1 ing lands from thh•sea, &cs-The P ortuguese have which lies west of Pearl River, -are to be es- lowing as the result of his interview d thial the Seal - long complaed that t i it appeared to he the object of ; . osed to p u bl i c sale at Washington, on the second men :___ , their Government to make them entirety dependent , . ... Tuesday in next month. This sale, which will pro- : " flendon•Houte, Surdetland,•ol. 20:Midi • on England for their most essential supplies. Hence bably continue emu days, affords au opportunity ! " I hereby cinery whom it may concern: that tbia)strret they say they are made to grow abundance of nine not to he neglected by those desirous of holding land r d cei l i• , iin m i e ng fu e , h . v a fesj e go ,, hr , „o bir w ..l i t e. a s od of R th r e sul i tiza, ( 4. ors uu. si tr r , l l .7 3d r: for the British market, but not allowed to sow grails • in that country. Prior to these Requisitions, we have , with their authority to p l emieut it to the'Smoserefe.r their . am.. . for themschtes. 'Duey are thus made dependent "" an account of 525 millions of acres of land, unoccu. seta DC'. England and the United States. They are obliges'" Unto under my hard the day awl year shove -stendoyed... _ • pied and liticlaimed the produce of which, as a source i •' " WM. N 1.5 v to wear reely made clothes and shoes from England, of national wealth, was computed at more than one i " Mei f hit , Maj. sty's-ja:tices id' the Peace, io and whilst their own artisans are without work; and out- yeily of Diorama." thousand millions of dollars. for the Co fits for 30(X) Portuguese cavalry have just been cur- • A Cot respotldeut requests that we will intimate dared in England, whilst the Portuguese complain to the public the necessity of paying the postage of their own furnaces and workshops are shut up. ' letters addressed to Captains in the Navy. and coo The unfortunate Gentleman who attempted to pot tai tt it ig enquiries about relations, &c. 11e states, ; • Eundrrlautl, Oet. 21, 1813." , a period to his existence by cutting his throat, in that he has himself, within the space of one month, ; _ Beaufort.buildings, is considered to be completely paid the postage of no less than sixty-eight " le " Resolved. That the stele agreed upon last evening, out of do or.'. sent to him by persons with whom lie has no ac- f or the manning of the ships, and accepted by the 1 The Marquis of ..•avorroco, in the absence of hi s nuahatance. Seamen, be immediately adopted, and that the Com- Noble Relative, took the Chair at the late Meeting .. 1 A great reduction has taken place in various parts mittees of the several Insurance Associations be re of the -Bsilfordshire Agricultural Society After flue of the country in the price of butcher's meat. In quested and authorised to attetul and see the • saine business of the day, about one huuered of the Mem- the Isle of Sheppy it has been declining some days, carried into effect; and that the Brokers be directed bets dined together at the Swan lOU, in Bedford. ' and at Sheerness, prime pieces of beef, for boiling to send a copy of these Resolutions to the Ship- The husband of flue celebrated Madame du Der- and roasting, of excellent qualities, are selling at Gd. owners individually. YAND, was as remarkable for absence of mind as she per lb. Mutton is also considerably lower. As the , ROstLAiim WERSTOR. Chairman. was for wit. One of his acquaintance once lent him bread at this pitiee is regulated by ii , i , pr i ce in town, I the same hook three limes over, atm having asked as its other asta, no re d uc tion has taken place, not..: The Pirates along the coast of St. Dontingo and his opinion of it-" Very sensible, indeed," said p withstanding the assize being abolished by Perlis- amongst the Bahama Islands appear to have arrived M. du Derrssn, " but is not the author a little ad ment, nor perhaps can it be expected until the Meet- at.a very serious height. In consequence of a re. dieted to repelilium ire g of the Legislature, when it is hoped this measure presentation from' the ; British Admiral on she Ja. Cheshire is the only county that does not materi illy will be among the earliest taken into their consitlera- maica station, a Picrelatnatiou his appeared in the feel the present agricultural depression, the produce ,inn. Royal Gazette of Hayti, offering a reveal)] for those of their dairies still continuing to fetch high prices Among the valuable articles in the Cabinet of Na - , • • and .. • be to i depresnots that t», mercy wou ld shown throughout the kingdom. tonal History of the Prince of ORANGE at • the , the __ , m to whatever country they might belong, o he. . The East Devon Regiment of Militia is under or- Hague, was a piece of cannon of silver, which was • liter Ames l'ran Spanish, Portuguese, or native of dens to embark for Ireland. We believe, that several nettle pr ize of b • the Dutch from the King of the if ysa ' 'The ' ;Proclamation gets forth the tIC.. as ti. regiments have beau demanded by the Lord Lieu. Island of Java. •On t'93 invasion of Holland b y ' be . ceasity of protecting and escourriging t he trade of tenant. . . French, it was carr ied off, an d h es Ho t since been Hayti, and giving Security to . the vessels sailing under Upwards of ten thousand sheep were penned at discovered. the Bag of the countries with which they are happ il y Sherburne late fair, not more than half of which were . 1 'fltere are so many unprecedented and illegal pro- as peace. sold, but at higher prices than have lately been given... ceedings connected with the imprisonment of Botoa. , ' RAYMOND, of Drury-lane Theatre, has been con: We some days ago mentioned that the Britsb sub ean•re in the Island of St. Helena, and the cense feted to his house nearly six weeks, attended by Dr: jects in Corunria had an extraordinary contribution (pent expences winch, we now see, are to be levied Boone ' fora billies% fever, but is now able to take , levied on them, individually. We COO now state the on the public, that it is reported by t he friends of ;the air he a hen the weather . permitio reasons. On the day Pollute was executed, to their Ministers, nothing short of a Bill of Indemnity Call BANK OF ENGLAND. -Yesterday, in censecpience credit stud glory be it said, they all wore mourning and exonerate them from the entangled responsibility in i of c hatin g g ra nted iesne . Dipital Prizes rOVERNMENT crape on their arms ; this offended the Executiotuers 'which they are involved by this exceptionable mea. • • in the Fonds at the tow liricepf SG, for the Sta'e of the Spanish Patriot. that sure. Lottery, which has ceased . a demand for Ticke•s By letters from Cadiz of the Gth, we learn, , In addition to the fowling.pieces, fishing-rods, and Shares unknown befote, the egiqtractoes were •Poextee's Proclamation was there burnt by the corn. ' &c. we hear a collection of terriers and ferrets are to compelled to take wit the unsold Tickets hoin the mon hangman in the square of San Juan de Dios, be sent to S(. Helena, for the special purpose of rat BAss: this is the first circumstance of the kind 9h% but not a single citizen attended at the ceremony.- , , the Island. rumen Jo No other than the soldiers were present, who mount. i I , and Cllll only be accounted for by the antieti of the crl gtIA , (I. 1 COAL MARKET, Oct. 27. i Public to select the Three Poises sf k su,uo ) and Tse Opera of the flaunted Tower Tel about to be . - Ships st Markt". Ships Sold. Price. !Four Prizes of / 3 20,000, which may all be drawn . revived at Drury -tette Ineatre; the part of .Lord 1 4 Neweaftle 4 .... 50.. od. to 571. 6d. • Tuesday, the 7th November, . . William by Mr. T. Coolie. . i 1 &lodestone ••• ... 1.. . 575. 94. to --s. oe, CIIAMRI fl OF Ut PUTIE 4 . Oct. 24. O. the motion of the PItESIDLNT, the Procee Ver 1 )11 of t he Sitting . 4,f yesterday being seed, M. l'AsQuien, reporter to the Central Commission, rnau.,!od the titbit ‘e, and having announced some Amonloients made to tl . plan of the law relative to fie l i!ihn, and the Minister BARUE Mausots having c, n Ike nniendmen tv,the la 4 was communicat el 1. she name of the Commission to the Chamber. It consi-ts of fourteen Articles, the purport of is already known. PIiE,;IDENT then said, the discussion of it w raid pF , i hap 3 be too soon on'Thursday, and pro p •seti Fr;J:iy. M. Dt.m.t.,,is said, that a new project of law being presented to them by his Majesty, conceived in four 'e' n Articles, he moved that it should be sent to the 11,reaux. The l'itrstou'r observed, that the Charter and rflulatimi opposed it. When a discussion took place I , t the Puroaux, its precise object was to collect the Arend newts. Tills formality had been complied 'lilt). Ile would not even put to the vote a proposi tion which would be contrary to the citing rules. 14. Rust said, the rule was positive as to the delay which should take place before the discussion in pub- I . c Session ; this might be rely three days after the piloting anti the distribution of the Report. M. Pict observed, that it would do if the Report %ot distributed in the evening. The Order of the llty was adopted on the pro- I•Psition of Messrs. Duplessis and Roy. The dis cuision will take place on niday. PRESIDENT announced, that the Orders of the 1 ), , y beiag dißposed of, there was nothing before them ; but that an accidental and parti,olir com too:if:lion obliged the Chamber to form itself into a Se , +et Committee. fhe sitting broke up. The Minister of Police had suspended the day be lie Yesterday the circulation of the Journal Weil thP Courier, formerly the' Independust. l h as utte.l that a decision t , f the Council of Ministers los seppres•ed thi. Paper . REFR.A:7'ORY SEAMEN. A traveller arrived from New York in 31 days, - • I " I hereby further certify, Old the tante hat this day Wit # preheated to) me to the body of the Seamen, an?. uonuita..6.ll . accepted h., them. , • " WOE. hiLSFIELD.... : • 2._ Milejllnb• • _:~ Vr'=lll ..r~.~..~~1_ _ • rur of be to ring . lon I ' of sui a ril o t A :o Its' K 14 4" mi of 0c• isro iri~~ ; r ~ ~a