The Statesman. — London, England, 1815-11-20 00:00:00

to confirm this i opressi. 11, and that the Govern. ment of Loos, i•h all its vigour, cannot 'sub-: sist without all immense foreign - aid. All the accounts from the interior of France continue to announce that the symptoms of fermentation in. crease there every day. Its many places, those re. cruising for the R'yal Army have been insulted, a b use d, and driven away. Almost every where the a ncient soldiers of N Pomo refine:to serve 'in it, and the collection of the taxes becomes every' day mor e and more difficult. We abstain from further comment, to make our es- tracts as copious as possible. Nuts, Nov. 17.—T0-day being the birth-day of the Kill, his Ministers will, it is said, go to the Comber of Deputies to make important communica tions and proposals for laws. The Chamber of held yesterday a sitting, which lasted from half-past one till eight o'clock in the evening. The subject of its deliberations is not known. The common Hall of the Sittings of Peers will be appropriated to the debates restoN ring Marshal Noy. They are making the necessary preparations for get ting ready one-half of the Gallery of Reubens ror the Chamber of Opinions. The urns in which thot Ta tes are deposited have already been conveyed thither. Tho Guard of the Palace of Justice is daily can. Kin n , of ahnut.3'2s foot and horse National Guar4a, 00 of the Royal Ginn!, &c. The first November Session of the Court of Assizes is concluded. The second will begin on the .20th, with the trial of Lavaltette. The friendship subsisting between the Emperor of Russia end the King of Prussia has just been strengthened by a new tie. The two Sovereigns, with the consent of the mother Empress, have agreed upon she marriage of the Grand Duke Nicholas with the Princess Charlotte of Prussia, which was notified the 4th instant, in full Court at Berlin. Their Ma jorities on this occasion received the congratulations of all present. COURIER EXTRAORDINARY. Friday Mom. There are many parolee by night and by day.— The grt:ldlers of the guard and the gens d'armes are upon the alert. There are a great number of French emigrants who have left France, in consequence of late events at Constantinople. The communication to be made this evening to the Chamber of Deputies for its object the esta. blishment and organization of Prevotal Courts. The departure of Lord Castlereagh is announced fur to-day. It appears certain that the Treaty of Peace was signed on Tuesday last, at two o'clock in the after. ssf th. Treaty, it is affirmed, 110011. VI Cite or sis folio pages. The Court of Causation, on the 4th inst. con firmed a Decree of the Court of Nicmes, which had annulled the adoption of a natural child even by its toirr, who hid previously acknowledged it. This deci.ion of the Supreme Court cannot be made too the sake of morality, and to put a stop to th. onusite jurittprudence of some Tribunals. M %num, Nov. s.—The Ex-Minister of War Bat- Isoeros has his destination definitively fixed for Pam rvl,ms, wafer the surreillunce of the Authorities. The Emile-load° is banished to Monzon, in Ar mon. Two much more important arrests are spnkm of. We ss ill say nothing of the event till it has taken pl.. CP Reports of a serious misunderstanding having taken iihi N s %% ph I;;:ezta n d, nobody is sstootisherl at. hue., Nov. 16.—1 t is affirmed that Augereart has escused himself from sitting in the Chamber of Peers on the trial of Nev. Leiter. from Germany state, that Murat's anisel at the. castle of liaimbourg had been expected some weeks. Some of his effects ire said to have been landed at Trieste, to be taken to Haimbourg. The superior Austrian Officer,haring Cm superintendence of the castle, announced the death of Murat to the Countess Lepano (hi- wife), who bore it with resigna tion. She is even said to have declared, that lately, that for two years she had endeavoured to divert him from hi, enterprises, and pa , ticularly at the period when he commenced hi 4 expedition against Austria, Let he would not listen to her. FI!ASCU FUNDS-M fr. [FROM THE FRANKFORT PAPERS.] VIENNA, Nov. s.—Their Imperial Majesties ar r4Nl in good health on the Ist of this month at Merl rn. lixoutvAtr, Nov. I.—We hear nothing yet of the su'vender of Landau. It is, however, said, it will %holly t a k e pl ace . A corps of 6000 Austrians is ateambled between the Lahn and the Queich, which is to form the garrisow of that place. We do not yet know what positions the Austrians win occupy in Al.ace; the instructions are expected from Paris, the Convention on this point being already concluded. — The country suffers much by the cantonments and the marches of the troops of different nations. VIENNA, OCT. 28.--Merchants letters from Brody, of the 21th of Oct. state, that General 13enningsen had had fur 14 days his hend-quorters at Odessa. — The rumour of an approaching war between Russia and the Porte still maintained their ground, notnith alsoaliq their improbability. THE STATESMAN, Vienna, Noy. I.—Yesterday theeiweg e grand : parade and review en the glacis, of all the Germed sod Italian troops now here. The Archduke Ruiner, Dukes Albert of Saxe Teschen and of Wirtemberg were preterit, and made the troops perform some evil= lutions. All the Italian regiments will shortly return to their standing quarters in Hungary, and the duty of the capital he done entirely by the German troops. The Emperor Aleunder's regiment 'is fist expected for this purpose. Count Coollosedo's coops of 40,000 will , it is said, remain in Up;oer Austria up- . on the Trawl. The General Staff and the head quarters of Prince Sclossartzetoberg artite here about the 12th of December. There is no talk of their being dissolved. 71, nix kiwprnt i tr i l ls STATESMAN. SIR,—As yen advents, liberty, humanity, rainy (in all poisits),:and (es I think) Sound polity, permit me to expresi thrbugh you my wish that; as thing, seem to be ;relive, lie had all our gallant sal; diers safe out of France. And Iso wittis, lit-cause, as Louis X.VIII, was brousrist in by the ha) octet, and no means are taken to conciliate the people, the foreign co-operathrs glinUld not leave it to us to keep him on the throne. Ido not find fault with our bearing hint on our shoilliteri in itiumpla b . ark to his throoe; but if we .hopVil id keep him on it, it was only to be done by tasking fair terms far the people. Thee we might, and hail fair pretensions to, have exacted from him. !'his had beers a feasible ols. ject— a glorious work to have !eft to finish; and snorter or later, he the silting Sovereigo whci he wilt (es we say its the case of a contested election), surlt terms teal be exacted.. They are a people who cari submit, yet can enterprize ; and no people can hate a more potent impulse than a Tyrant's foot heirs; set on their necks. This tie have abetted, and now are nut &riled as deliverers. Let us either withdraw our troops (if we ran), or stipulate for the pert*, too, of Fiance ; or, let our Allies make. common cause with us in . keeping them down. Pray God the PRINCL REG vas, and the elite of the British Nation may not have to go over to avenge their gallant countrymen ; for these are but a mouthful to a desperate, an affionted soldiery, a n d so great an oppressed population. Let os not delude ourselves with the maxim—Di. ride et impera ! I could quote an exwmple, that a great and disided body is• still captlble of unity and vigour in a general exertion. Witness the fate of the here in the early part of our history ; and let Our Ruleta look to it. I am, Sir, yezailumble servant, 11. A. TIVFNIIt ril ;)'.Y. I Su n day Morning at lialf+ , ,•l two Baker tom.: meliced his 40111 day's task; ht , proceedud till half= past three, and stoptiud hal( an Lou, ; stepped satin tit SIX for half an hour, slid at (A i :l,r %too In break fast after wilkii g 11 lei:es: sh r•ls• after he cm,- t i wee d tin b e lf. i .ast ten, a w l : nil ling, walked 9.2 miles. (Biker now tisoped d , ie.g vititirh set vice.) Shortly uft•r te rive O'c'ink he noil qt:trted. *ta w: 31) mi'ed at twb &rt.). k, and %sent to (Eimer : at half-past three he commenced again, and made u;.; • 1'1,3 ntl'es at fi , e o'c ork : in twenty minutes be coo: tinned ; I- 'a•k till half-past roine, and completed 50 miles, 168 r )ds. ' Nothits..; m 'legal or c tired on Cat Imlay to (taker; hit he ace. tupligted this day's tag( n kb greater east, than any furrier nits , ti ; !lte evening lie was att en d e d by a 1411 Itod wak ed to mgr-lc K entraidertible time, aecornpliseiet; his lac See Mittel lit a little more.lhan an hour.; after finishieg fift;:two•milett he turned on Cthe sonrse, and while the mis.ic Wig Mitt pleyini i thuterd a Igor" ps in the true cowsetry slytedis hit tkrre pound and a ruder priap. Oa rielleisk to tho Cossack be was rs until gret••ei viith the ItOdest acclamaileits. The menthe , had. bee„ everedingly fine the greatest part of the week, attend d by sharp frosts. Oat Sunday .inernies:Bilier sterted on his twentl4llday's 4 undertekinf a' the s earlyhour strove stated,.and appeared with no - other a , teration in his dress. thin plying his ha' rimmed with blue ribbons --- an d !alp:ij 'ease ~ he ,bow of w . cij'isaii !amps 0 r .0... . --4 .. 4- • :it n d ar:th 4o'd dowers, 61c. kc. ; tlt-se. tilt - meet; ie r. His Majesty's store-ship Tortoise has arrived in NAVAL INV? LIIORICL • with a hat wch Bk , r aid not wear, awere eeentert the River front Portsmouth, to receive on board the .. . by Al w 4;mal S cten-:, brewer, and - owner . . of the frame-work of the house which has been formed for —41 . -- .• Co ssa elt, ac..cmdartiedint his und e rtaking a t o: 0 . 11 . G e t ten the realdence of BONAPARTE, at St. Helena. The 1 lllsnwicsr, Nov. lg.—Arrived the Lady Nepeali . Coromandel sailed on Saturday for the River, it ii . packet, and Henry Freeling, Mason, from Cul, 1 3 / 4 " 4 . 44114, . 4 .)e A4tsb !tertian liii 'al rtg . setit . etwo birveli of ltel d r . ' 44'114' supposed for a similar service. It is expected that haven, with Mails and passengers ; also the Lord the 2rl Batt. 6611; Regiment will embark at Ports• Na na ground to driatMker's health; they Will be Oen away on he cmliclusien of his tesk.....Sothe very Illus. packet, with a Mail awl ditto, from lid- •• • ! mouth this day for Sr. Helena. A commission has been appointed by the Emperor voetsluys.—siailerttbe following packets, Mails and cal subscr:ptieas hay alivadi been given Baker, awl Atrwroett to propose a new larif, and it is ex. passelgers C. - Henry Reeling, Mason, for Ilelvoet. mranuyndni at ore f ;t p o r iciacke onaised .18.11 asker ba d t 6 . Ot reiti,tiy abouti tig.fromt they pected the cntalogue of duties and customs will be silty's.; AllianceL Marsh, for Gottenburgh; Lady ground miles to comilet . e Igett . ;.:iistl it, was his determiea.: ready for delivery on the Ist of January next. • Nepean, tering, for Cuxhaven.—The snow Shaft°, 'ion to start scut in a short time with aliew to coma Colonel the Hon. Goa tsyli.t.e AssoN CtivracYND o f Newcastle , Bewn, laden with coals, from Shields plate h:s undertaking in twenty clays, as that time STAPYLTON is a ppoil.ted Paymaster to the Royal Ma. to London, foundered on the OuterDouring, on TOPS- w ill not expire :ill half-pait Ave on Monday mornings tines, in the room of the lion. Colonel F. HASTINGS DOYLE. . , day morning ;• Master and seven of the crew drowned. Thus in a few hours Will he completed the most ar.. The Most active exertions are made to obtain sea. l i . .Powrimourii, Nov. 19.—S , tiled the Snake and d i rt: %a stated that 1 , 11 %7 B lu i f it e e r ; P i t n ed ten b d y s t i o ny vra m lk ga te i n n o ll ; n it s e n let men for the Niger fti4ate, Captain S. Jtcusos, as, Bermuda sloops of war to the Eastward, and several the moment she is ready, the Hon. Mr. B % GOT, oar:vessels • hound fo the West Indies, &C. • miles in the course of SI onday,:to mask* ap fur the • Minister to the United States, will embaik s mid pre. I lot ; number of rods allows-d in the original beta .to be to prevertrimiLewareves, . . . coed on his Embassy. . .... 4 • a LXNOUTII, Nov. 18.,--Arriaed the Heron stoop it dd m i It , his journey, . • 1 8 .-- _ A rr i ve d . ,r .. '' A -- ",_. a of tier, from Pertsgtriefh: • 1 The oaf - task of the scorer, ty'd slier ptifiettlars l Extract of a letter from the Menrytans, ILI4WaI f ; July 19, ISI 5 :—Vie are in great distress here., ! . FALMOLITU, Nov. 16.--Arrived the Marlborough will appear in our Paper in a day o r t... in conequence of a contagions melody racing is packet, from Lisbon.—Sailed the following packets, Port Louis, and which has deprived us of many with Mails and Passengers: Princess Mary packet, English Officers of rattkland ritutation. The' mot - for Lisbon ; Snake packet, for Malta ; Queen char. . tality of the town for the last month was 150 per- lotte packet, for Surinam ; lady Louisa packet, for Sons. Some say the disease, resembling in its sy nip. ' tonis the yellow fever of the West Indies, has been Jamaica ;and the Protector gun brig, for Cork. introduced from Batavia; but the probable s u api. ' Nu., Nov. 19..—Arrived from the River the cion is, that P has been imported with the uum.trou Raterprize, Blair, fur Jamaica ; Flora, Major, from slave vessels, which land with impunity at eight ' Archangel, for Portsmouth, in 50 days, and remains close to the port, their unhappy drams from Nfa. 4.'0 the outward-boond.—Five o'Ctocu.—Arrived &gases,. and Mocambique.—cl i ne Ariel 'loop of sat, the Nile Park from the Nest Indies. Capt. Ross, has at rited here from Conk. ills. came t , with orders not to surrender ll,oirhon ; hut that ; Island was surrendered out the actual day she left k Soethamptou Castle, built by the late Lord LANS- Cork." , 41olvet, was put up to nitcti in. It was said to cost VoLcasttc Envertov. —A l e tter f rom en Offi cer >IOU 0001. and was knocked down at 69001. of the 39th Reaim.ot, Hi Weltervreden, Island of Hokum MURDER xttu BALLYN AIIINCIL—On the night of Thursday last, the 9 , 1 i instant, as liVa, dated 30th May last, says, . 6 A few days •siece a dreadful vo!c•oii , eruption took place in flip Joseph Pool, of sloneynshane (the estate of Wheeler Barrington, Esq. was going from his house to Don- Island of Sainbaros, situated to the eastward, which has been attended uith the most destructive cause- beg, the next townland, he was moldered on the road. It appeared he hail been stoned to death.— quences. At ionrahaya the atmosphere was in PO tire darkness for two days, so as to give the spear. An Inquest was held on the body 6y ED* %ED Cs- OW., Esq. the Coroner, and a respectable Jury, who once of midnight. At this place, which is at a rim. found a verdict of wilful murder by persons un. siderable tliStaioCe, the ashes discharged from the crater fell in heaps. Th e tm i se produced f rom th i s known. The head nod hotly were shockingly mangled, the skull fractured, and the limbs broken. awful visitation is beyond description, and caused a It is hoped a reward Will he offered to bring about a sensation among the inhabitants peculiarly 'tinkling. The sea rose six feet above its ordinary level, almost discovery of the perpetrators of this horrid d e ed.— instantaneously causing the destruction of many lives, Pool, we are credibly iiiforined by a correspondent , and also vessels. In short, the damage sustainewas a very respectable sober, quiet, and correct d has Ottien exceedingly great, and many who were hi young ma". — O treol l Tele g ra p h ) affluence before this•dreadful catastrophe took place, • The Circus Theatre is still play ing the Maid and are reduced to the greatest distress." • Magpie Burletla, and it is astonishing with what Rtorous Movuet:Nrs AT 1111.4T014.—The strait- success this general favourite has been received at the ness of money affairs has led principally to the late various Theatres in Town and Country.—Bsu.av has translated it, retaining a large polaris* of of one of the Batiks at Billiton. This MORE failure has led principally to a determination to in Paris. the biteresting incidents displayed on its tirst repre • • • shorten a number of hands employed there, aid 'Noah (((( lower the wages of others. Upwards of 5000 . rtt.r.oßY.-01 , Saturday Birch and Wainwri g ht, v n . have been put of employ ; and a disturbed and r t - : the two persons lately convicted of a conspiracy to oas populace has become insubordinate in co .e• fet ing forward false claims of debts wider a com quence. I'lle St itfordshire Yeomanry have l en mission of bankruptcy, stood a second time, for one ' called oat, and have remained on duty during the hour, opposite Guildhall, in the iiilly. They week. It is however, an awkward situation for ',. were not annoy ed b y t h e spectators, f urt he r than b y them to act upon, as the retreating parties founre sh outing . when they were taken down. 101111-EXCHANGE. Nov. yo —Toe Markel was w ail sap. among the pits, and other dangerous points of 4 ,. !Ira „ its Wheat, at m ont h l y's pricas.—Barley IC lulitr.— ground. No serious affray has yet taken place, al- • 0 t. ls. lower . — Ot h er articles no .1. imams. • though a horse or two has, been hart, and ,orne Wheat (English) 4( 11 69 i Berms tto . 31 4, 54 i. 014 di showers of brick-bats have occasionally assailed -mall pitta ( " rei g n) _ detachments of the force. name. . 26 31 1 4 lf'w .... 90 The new Farce of Who ' s Who e rises on every sue. New Jim ) oats lB Malt ' 60 64 1 Flue ditto - cessive representation in public favour.— On f.aturtity white p ens 34 36 , Potanedo. •!4 Yi night, after the Tragedy of Tamerlane,ane, the bursts of 'New ditto .... ....... . Feed ditto IR 24 3t3 421 Fine t lour .... laughter it excited, extended to the Performers them. t l t y " =l e "' ........50 bb selves—for the comic exhibition of MUNDEN in his SMITHFIELD StAltKET.—Nov. 20. wig, 130 years old, and his dress altogether, joined Ti git.lt the .)IN, per stum Of 60:. ' tO his incomparable gesticulation, set every risible 0 ,0 ... 4. 54 ‘.• Si- 21. i. Hopoi of Cottle this 'Si" i Slid muscle in cootie, . WALLACK and HARLEY caught oueou • 4- (1 ;• t , .h . - i Praia,. veni 5., 6 4 ill ill. 0L i FMIC . .) .. .. •• . . the infection—and while thespectators were convulsed Pork ... ts. (hi. 10 5, ll'. ca..e. BAKER, THE 110 C 11 ES 7'E It PED tr.577t1.14: NINE - rt.:via/1 DiY. Riker iornMenced his trtit'y st silent o'cl , •ck on S4torday nod stopped 6 short time alter stalking four miles ; lie pursued big task till eight, and %cot tO .hreakfast4 accomplishing in Half an hour he again .tirted ; stopped a shirt time at eleven, rind Made up 2R/ at One ; then went to dinner ; in 'alma! an hour he ritatiouell bi s t as k, aryd, isle; stop;.a . ge during the of. ternoon, conipleted 111 1 1 4 o'i lork, hit ; iu half no Ertor he nrraili and accuinvi.slted toilrs 113 rids tit nine O'clock. At the Court of the Countess of Lepton, . Murat's arrival had, it seems, been expected for some weeks; some of his effects are stated to have arrived at Trieste. The news of his anhapp) end has been re. ceived with firmness by his uife; she is said In have observed to (he Austrian Captain who has the super. intendatice of the castle of lirtimburg, sod who gave her•thifilst information of this event, that she had tried to disseade hey husband two years ago from all his foolish enterprises; and particularly when he un dertook Rif last campaign against Austria ; but her erglsitessla had been in rx ! She, however, seemed htlined to doubt of his final fate! Letters from Rome, of the 18th of October, state, 1 6 ' that Marquis Fossaldo, Neapolitan Ambassador at lbe Papal Court, demanded an audience of the Pope on the 14th, and presented a letter from his Sove reign, urging the immediate removal of all the mem bers of Bonaparte's family; and that the Spanish Am bassador warmly supported the request of the Nea politan Court. Cardinal Pesch, it is said,, when the . first news came of Mural's embarkation, in Corsica, expressed very great joy, which, however, was not of long duration. Nov. 16. . . COURT OF 111,QUESTS, GuiLort4t.L, Nov. CARICATURE PIRACY. SIDEBOTHAX V. HONE. Iff, Sqlphotht if; 19 .te 191ntltl , ..enotham. .. a pritifselli Strand, and the Defendant, Wino, who rt Fleet-strept, is publisher and proprietor of tune, entitled " Louis XVIII. climbing the Cologne." Senn after the Defendant publii caricature, the Plaintiff applied to him to let impressions of it, at less than the cost price exclian7,e them fur prints published by the threatening, that if he did not., he ovoid pi which, on account of that thient, the Def though repeatedly requested, declined to with. The Pliiistitfthen applied to Mr. Cruitit the artist, who engraved the Chsteinlant's p 1 copy it ; Mr. C. declined the piracy, and rho tiff got it effected elsewhere. On Thursday Plaintiff sent his boy with six prints publi himszbtf to the Defendant, requeiving him to 4.: t:eor for Rix of .is. Defenthnt, Mr, findieg it impnssilite to rid himself from the PI, (a, he considered insulting) applications, r prints in half, and giving thorn to the Mai tit to!d hi., that was thisitsoJsr he was to talcs; his master. For this damage the Defentb summoned to answer, which he did, and pit shilve facts, by producing his genuine print, Plaintiff's piracy of it, and his thseatening The. Court conceiving that Mr. hone' had , great provocation, as well as sustained serious by the Plaintiff's piracy, dismissed the summi ! Mr. M AMITIE M ARO %ROT, Vl6ho was alai( • thel,norionCorresporidingSrrci ty. linked fora . lof Parliamentary Itepresentetion,died ontSvturda , I I tit instant, at the advanced age of 71) year' He was sent as a Delegate from that Society British Convention that, met at F;ilitibirgh• same object, in . the year 1793, where he r cused of Aerlitiou with the whole of the Con\ lie is ts ied before the Court wfJutticiary, a i' . tenced to fourteroi years transportation to Ray, with four others. wa s the only the five who survived the term of their baniblit 'return home. lie was interred yesterday afterni Pancras Church-yard, where his anther was ' ,fie has left a poor widow, who yoluntaen `with him its his exile and 'sitered his votforiugs, returned home wilts him, after seventeen year sence from ' , Pr native rountry. LATE Flat u TUE MtsoatEs.—ln our accent , Saturday of the fire which had taken place house of Mr. Clements, in the Nlionrioq.we that a young GentlPinan residing there h ad % from a two pair of stairs window. The Gent it appears, in his fall struck against the sign adjoining home, Which not only bruised ha, dangerously, but gate I•is head an immediv downwards, a,.d by which he received a fact, the back part ef the skull. He expired io gr*j on f.stlirday morning. by an uoiversal roar, the Actors were rendered ' in - mt , • .%). ° I. ''• O. 10 - P i o speechless by stiffing their envution.—lf the second HAY -MARA RT. • ling Act of this Piece wits equal to the first, it would be ' CI •er • 51. 11. OA. to 6.. tl• O. one of the best Farces in oar language. 1 Straw ... 11. 12.. od. .se 11. 36• U. pa. rangers, or. 18. ter in the .rsides in a eat irn. P Ma( do ished tisk him have CP, or to pirate it. • com. , ly kchanks, • plate, to he Pink- lest the Hatted by extheoga r. If on , , 3 1,tintiira toro cot ifr. hot , lytt k 161 tk • roved th., and the letter.— recci•etil us injury DOM. irman of • t Itefor •I • 1 rday,tll.. Ira. y to the 1, for Os was or- Ivent• . • .1 ild %et , . BMA 0111 0 rf liment I • moots i intriott. ily 'to., t ugs, *lnt rears e t it. • count •s • tit:Pe • ill1•113r. 1. , 6 of ort ;RI ro-..t. late N % ittorPi i : roat pa 1 • • - ~ Th Re he vie 1 , • "2" , c."