The Statesman. — London, England, 1815-05-02 00:00:00

_,. . , . . . • . . . ALL-7-i :,-evlt• • . - .., . . , • • - . :.%. rho, . ......1,4..,,,,, .a.:...,„,,,..., ; 1 ,... 4' ' ' . - - • -. 6. •V . -.. / \ - .. • / Ina) • I I i I Ater/malt , . . \,.. . . _ • ~` LONDON, TUESDAY, MAY 2, 1815. No. 2868. PRIG'S 64b► `• The Cause fur st ARA HASEbiI fill it the fide, and Srmecr died un the scaffold! " rtt v. ROYAL. DitURY.LANIS r y II I S preqe , it Et E!‘!liST(7r, May 2, serv:on. w iif eerti4mi their FRENCH P.IP RS. JOIrN BULL wit , rh will h. Hided. THE FLITCH OF BACON. Velorictoy. Macbeth. o lib P.ist Ten o'Clock. e Ge ;P.m , . in he opened at bolt past. Svc o'clock. to he r. ,: hrif pars PART., rtealt, 28.—Yeaterclay the Emperor re ceived .various Deputations at.h4 Levee. DISPATOILS. INE:11, Aram 27. TUE TIMM? OF Tilt inOSELt.E TO MS FACELLENCT TOE MINIISTto OF arKettac POLICE. The King of Prussia had ordered, try Proclamat ion, the inhabitants of the right hank, of the Moselle, ceded by Treaty, to take -the Oath of Fidelity to him : but a•Procismatibn from the Austrian Commission established- n t Creuzuarh has fotbidden them to obey that of the lu ng of Prussia. It is snit! that Dutch troups ate ferplacing the P*.. us den ai Luireetarg. FREDERICK WILLIAM. N eu ., 7g.; Secsio6 Price Ng. 61„—Pit, 94. 6d. ; Sectlief roc , . 14. Loiter 6411erv. Is.; Second Price, lg.—Upper lg. Seco*, Prier. 64, NETIIf?RLANDS. THEATRE-ROYAL; covaN-r Gitaur.s present EVENING; May . t, IM perf..rmee. Rill THE CRECIAN DAUGHTER: E mm ert, us. y f swg ; Euisbraoia, Tn W Wiii be riddrd. Tit nrtt '1!ot , i••41 t•!4.11 aisimPot, iu tssq A c ts. c a lled iinoTiiEtt AND SISTER.. To-iontrow..Centtis, Mr:. Wiggins, and Zembuca. s Sec as p r ice is 64. —Pit, ss. 6d. ; Seren.l Gliler‘, ; Sre md Price, le.—Upper 63119.‘, 11.4 Second Prier, 6d. ;'mate R'. 111:11 he had nightly, uo application to Mr. Scutti• 11, :s. the b.l -1111 c s .... , t 0.,. ,now..••• Tho following is the most recent Intelligence from St rnsburc, " APRIL 23.—0 n Thurs.!ay the 20th, (he bridge of Kehl was definitively closed, and the Baden Go. %emu,. 'as interrupted all communication bett%een its subjects and the right bank, from Manheint to Basle. " No force has nriived from the interior on the right hank. WAN I'S 1 SITUATION. S Compaiiinii to a Lody, or as Nursery (coyer. ll new. ❑ soling Lads. r.i re.peeti.ble Connections. No ob yoinu to travelrine. or to the Gnintry. balarl, not so much nn 'her , ns liberal tremnient. Satisfactnry references will he %.Idres.s, post-paid, S. L., at Mr. Woudham), 44, High frill.: BOTANIC FSiENCE or &Militating Jl Cot.!aol, sold w hArsule t retail. and for exportation, by Gs. Lady, 5, tiernird-street, Soho, Lracester-square, 1100.!no. Toe 1:t-enee of tittle hidden powers is faunal• T I ~ Ina (sties di...stse quells the burning wound ; Co.clial lifts 11w (sliming bend tut high, wl;•p I:ss h e ni.rire, which enus'd-the anxious sigh. The Austrian army tins received counter-order', and the corps which were marching to the Rhine ere sent to Italy. " APIITL 24.—From Olfenburg to Kehl there are only between 3 and -1000 Baden soldiers, end at Kehl 1000 Ausiriacis. Tki, small army-caps is wi der the orders of the Austrian Gen. Volkmarm. 66 In the °Helm!t and the Bri4gau 4 cavorted a column of 10,000 Austrians, the head of which has arrived in the vicinity of Stutgnrdt. {► it was said et Vienna, on the 16th, that the Ern peror.Alexander was retiring to Petershurgh, on an invitation of the Senate, who were alarmed at the armaments of Sweden." T:.c varion. weattneoe4 peculiar tp the fair sex come inune liftl% MAC( mile r.Mer Id this Reloratice: army Ladies yr :JO r+-4, Nice r,und it I. be hr hest Medical syy,, , ,Lite 10 thr toltrt titeyCver we with rat recruiting the de cord itit,, dir tiz the bead -ache, langteyr. and rh:•i , :.wnv wariaitchtity ; it gimes comfort and btrength 10 tie VW, 5.:•14.0n. I We are assured that the funds of the Company of , Proprietors, recently established In the roe de Mont ; Blanc, the destination of which is tojend money to every holder of immoveable property, at the most moderate interest, hos just presented ro.Gevernment l a inaans.as.simple as effectual 9f Obtaining itnme, diatel) 300 millions, a ithoutiesorting.to the kuqwn j system of taxation, loans, or paper.aurey. .The capital thrown kite circulation will be,extinguished in' about' 10 years by n gradual And almost insensible i diminution; and this capital not being loaded with any interest,.or with ony.espence, either from the forms or clogs to _poising money hitherto esta blished, : . 'will- nevertheless cater without effort •itito aUcthei ~transactions of buNiness, and will-teturn• to the fres- I sury of Government to the general, satisfaction. . If, as we have every reason to believe, the information transmitted- to us be correct, the chest ,of the Pro prieters will-have deserved well of thepublic,ainteit : will have solved! the most dif f icult problem in politiial ; economy,- . ' .A• superior eflicer writes as follows from Lille , whore he•hos a command : ; . 4 ; We have already here foil . dirions of infantry,. •y• A single bott:6, as sample, may he' had at the IVWI- i two of cavalry end a numerous artillery. . The War.. • --•- like preparations which are made against us, notwith-.1 Its 'ls ON TISK. IiFFICACY AND VIRTUF.SI SW so- :s ta n ding . the assurances given . of its being the Em- LonttN'S CLLl:ll'it VIED COitDIA‘ . 80410 r Gi- peror's. resolution not to disturb the peace of Europe, , t.:: A I). i .. • • : "! the hope•autlaciously conceived.of again lowering the. rri't -• • • • m ,it Inestimable Medicine hark* rise, • -in • • re. ; glory of our arms, and ire Posing on France a foreign ti i•he• to ihevery el mark or r.' l "*. It 6 thni . t6i. "" M " liv . yoke , transpoi t es with indignation.. There it not I h., ,, •ird to for is beano and bralllattresitirins quoltt'es in eatia t . ! . t. , %.....k ne , q , soul ) etwieustirt. Shmr. Perhnp, n in i ewi ann eu one of us, officer or soldier, who does not feel that if o ". ‘...i! , 0 i : virtu es , stet basins pet:toll am: Pettre4l . l:: “, (.i , lilrs_: le . he:fittliS s it is-fraa the national honour, and the intl.- n•••:••••• (-...liich n net he hot few indeed). nirso tz sr ic i t a ut t , d u ol l is O pendence of kis country. We are impatiently et-1 t , t,%e 'TT i, she ri:.lo 4 r;i0,01 hi. r.,i ?.- w hat c, I nue -r0 .000- , 11,i. it ,sill he nitmary to petted in .Belgjem, tt hicli, if attacked, would be ' • - 44 ii.tld up the Mirror in Nature?' lou in a few. day a. " 1.,. ; 0„,., situ r oe a ffo r d at rm• v u lt. iw t,,,, mumer „fl eet nn I The-sth vole of. the Gertscur is now selling without r , c;,,, , e rtiat prodio4.r,oeh tutylo k 1, 1 l the .. Islusteco,..e on • any alteration baring been made in the text, as wall ' re,- and vast?, : I f lifo• : - ..--..di.aorlerea- twomaels, irlrV 4... U gh, . . .. . ir,:,,,,,., j ! , th e woo l -, h. , : trifielt. :fliortitaget if nr,...0, ~, ~,,, :lac oesigueuty reported. By this wise measure 0f..G0. In , . %e n i n t, and trio 9 aij 49 of II e whole syttietu. Ttittete of I vernment, the author finds he has lost all the in. : s':-',lilt ealErie* , / 3 "g"sr a 'be eY".•%e'ki"'" "` '::ht "r terest of belie , a vidier, a certain speculator has 0 ."',. ‘ ", il :.;`.... ; ', 4l l'Vi l in t im "L' i r r e „,,,T,,,; ( 7; i ' l e r „ r , ~,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, the refits of a pira cy, and the work itself all the i a..:.- and that ..• 1) .4.45 t 44 tubee•droaded an much it• itretna- attracti on . o f b e i ng a p i o hibi te d book. bi " . "'"'*'-'' The 1 ‘ 4014 " 14 ' 014 " l 'Or! "id :tae l '," " 1 " 1 "'"' CALAIS, A i.it 11, tn.—There is no change in our ; s li t' 4 i-II b , %soviet' temperance and.mnderajon al I t t:II nee are . P* ,, ,..lri e ß, 'nippy .44 a g e. Nothing enn be better described 1 communications with England. Yesterday • arrived I 144 411. r words of A tou: roar. :an English vessel - larien with sugar, coffee, and' • ---.--.“ For want of timely care I cottoo. 1 sfiliiiiiis bare died of medicable wounds." ; . The news from England is very variable ; the i F . 'r•arh to thew .Ihen, this beillin B d'n i 4 "l i shl•? r--- Journals appear to be warlike, and. yet the English; lo 4 o..iitt.-.1 under;,... eainelemeapp”tiatiot, a NerMils e:nd o. t.siontiye ore he reaper ritains--, he gore • I, win esti 4io u te, : merchants write thatcarpetapay be sent .them with • iy.,„ i ,„ „ Hub , nit ei•b y f l , tpao.l t re. Tb- Dalin of Gitrad perfect safety, and that they can imams those which Itht , t.ttlite e d more goad or this mointry ihan any Le:Urine si:le the Send. Ow t.oosolino 01 it "414lefia Medic:v. It emit lie , the blood w i t h.tto. Y 4" ii ' ll ' 4l ' i llX PI : bowers withoat• seisisolatiag tan violently the r , -%• u...‘simo 1 (leek nrul disbuttlieu the ‘iwera and other lir,. COllli lER F.ATl!...Artit DI NARY, Friday Morning. i 1' ... .10 : rm.:, ; resolve. Mmartletiems, and Wean's nit iriq' id : • Tit r e 'Empero r went aliutsting yesterday. ~..,, ';','"'Z "I"our` 8 Plrivellwes she Itener"" 4 "•, n " hrisil:t ' ... 7 . n According CO lettere k ohl .WeellaW it would not 4 eies,rster mom to their mongol and healthy tone; no it is • 9 2 1" .: 111 ed : 46 litOblee,• iii a eloSiderahlr degree, all or • ally appear that the. troops stationed in Poland hare yet , 7;:“..:e r te. e ,,,,,, i i ,„,,,,,,,,, n ee r e vil - beeti put h i, mp o ou„. ii".: , . br equally adapted for the cure of every s p ecies of Ilres. i Letters' from Italy state , that th "IC . 'f w l ii:. , ine.neine has born uncommonly =lit=re4al with you're eominaiiaed, iii, , person the attacks on Ferrara and iw " l ' ir *,,•" l " . kn't ' s the "P1".6(3"4:' and air c ''' " I "' C ' " h " .: " Occhio'Biao; 'and 'that he was wounded and carried - h '' ' ! "rulazile benumbed, stupid, and even ioul.eeile ; Whose .. . i..4,,,,,,.,,„„,„'„,,,.„1: whose ' lets are no I inger able t l l carry to Bologna but-more recent intelligence is silent on ,'"; %le , have an utter distaste fur every thing, or tire Intall, the subject. . . ! 11 .... - ca, , Ps . ritateri. Where ikr.storuneb is frequently disordere . 'd the we aiiiistri that . • .., . the Emp eror will not set off • h weakened ; palm:es., bodily decay, and no:mu:tom . , . . .. _ Ye.,.. , .... uso th e eyes sink into the head to visit thetft ther,towtis till a ol (1)624 of May. , ... . • t'ttrdial Balm of Gileatl , in hnttlett. V 4 414.115. rack, or „' : . '''',. family boill e fur 3.1,. by which one Ils. bottle is • • .. - • , iti!‘ inducted. • LISLE, ANDS; . g5.-Ttie organization of the Na t"... r•ieh bottle ts given a- copims Bill of Directions. tional Guards ,proceedi with .great activity. In a . • 1 4 !Wt.'s., 1141,11:iliono of the eft . ..ars , of these tuellirinef• few di,.. 0 . ~..,,,,,,i1i.,.„ -• • tne city:a : ill be entirely ~. • ••I:•lr.t.bi label nest:imp of which ha • the wort!: 1 . Rtill. . . ,f:''. "7.2... .',,z,;1" o f . . .- • •, t i ..". '. Lite; pool," et:vases. in its ',Mei:4 impre,Nion, and is organtzen. .. - kats yelpers Art, completely app oi n t e d, ...:, tented on the cos k. 4 each bmtic. All- ethos are , The Afpniteiii Oies,, under the head 'lslan d of 1k,.: . .. • . ~, I) : • • , i n ,,,„„; L o ch. Na. 18, 50 ,,,, d; 8,„,,,„ and e„ . ( w e. D . . oin, itigo n o . rice!! elation Of Christophe, . IWO. .. • • ...e. saw.). new Clitlreb••aed t Barna nod Co. 150. steel, that FT.socis de Steffine; 'oily of the arks of, • • ;:,,,, 1,,,,,d::,, ; Rrodie mid Don dour, sn'.l , hurv.; A. ,B aron mit os t , . .. , ....rumwr, North-bridge. Fdio`o math : Martin - Krt.**, • ‘ ,... 00 ,.... .., . lielini t sAer of thei ., Maritie - lo boeis t rtaleg.cre r n ; 'at Dayssitte4, bib. I. l'arlimuens-street; 4%. v ILI. sent or the purpose of t es , ci • tirig" - trulibl . etiti . .. -rs. F. Newlmoy and Sons, Dublin; and ouser.lledi- discard in the islititl, . had tieen soized in Ale .(it I .• . Aerli ill &trope and America. . mon t o f hi s m ii s io n .. The•Dene - rii good, ip iirs' . l4 l l. ~ •'I) •. Selman... ...hen consulted, retorts. hit nsualWe he •-r -- ; , I : -•, ..A. : ~.. . 4 . -:••-• ,• . P. e - , ' *."..1• to photo sut t: ktiels should, for Sa fi ' l tys be lima,. opssion, it is StatO, "ratio e.paglished. . ,i • • _ ~. ~site.. Dr. aoponon, Gilead-home, near Veer- ~', . .1 V: ,_ _ 11 "/_' 4, PPP , g., - ZlP cep —. ol .TA: k bPu bi t o f c ° o 7 6l 7 .. 7 .‘ , :l 4 .o c k i ,-, I'did doubts Puitagle4" ' - 1 'AU A i lP Pqr: 49 ? n ,lli. ll . r . • ' • • •• • • ' . . - ~•, : i 4 •%- ' ! 4 4 .... : ..t.. . • . : ;.. i '..), , i ...• .I.•• . ' . '_. .: • • et; ...,i.,..: t :.4.1 in honks Apr 44. 64. I Is. and in low bottles of 4 2'.N. r tip ..611s Medicine see the " Thorn awing Tt.i.e..," 1.11 bs Sieertrond. N , rl , and Joncs, rititernoster rss;* ; and iss she Kipte.d.ipta, and may be had as abaSfe. • f 1 CORGE , DAY . and TIENRY MARTIN, /:i . ?e,.. ill, Ludo's-row!. s,nith,Tark. itn ff i MIA N Bl.klACiti M Ik (II:A4'.:IIJRIV,ItS. beg *at .6 terms. e•,.: i. the Public ill getirii.l tiuitOsiperinrJ.iii.tiv ii kW I We* it ipIC s ~.--iiverip Msivppsll , ..;.)44lwlt Imre MA . f ever te ii, 00. Awes gut Alia .1 !, . at.: elee* , N kW/ W ldll tli es' igt 'led, lioil .4 met st.iiiraiawometlie rttnnut l i r,, a, u >,i le h.:11 V. i; teluiil evince. ' ...Id in .t.tur Node; Ai Si (pence, Ant Shiliiatg, and E.4;hteeu- .uh. _ _ N. B. I.ntlie,'lr-iraret. %% ill Eqpt:rioter ? by tbis the pf this ist.3hie Mi.-kill. a I i.ii.ts aml jet Blast far akoie any other r ollerril i.i i t Publir. r•uptry Sit.ipker.‘a Imapplied •as mid. iti e stle aitstlits A a~:s~ 4 hd4. 1 . wasdispetched by General Frimotit to Marshal Bei- I To THE EDITOR.er rn a STATES3I4N. 1 legarde with th e i nte lli gence that the Neapolitan army was quickly retreating, and that the Austrian " A then, with God Alia-your support, for the repose oldie advanced guard hail entered Forli, in consequence of werld, nse fororder, far.saerallty, far your Kie s , and for, yew • ~ the removal' of General Figuelmont from Mantua to cowry. Bologna, in ordpr to make the necessary dispositions 6 . (Signed! Vienna, Apriti." . for establishing the A ustr i an h ea d- quarters in that . city. itt, - •-lt Was from your Papet of kit evenN that I have.selected the above **tract, from, what is . ; termed a Proclamation from the King' of PRUSSIA; and if I . solid understand these phrases a s th e i r The followieg Dec ree may g i ve our R ea d ers an KINGSRIPS' do, as mere words coterie 9 . 1 should idea of the state o f public opinion i n t h e N ether- • also most probably feel as little sorr ow as they do lands : • i remorse,. for devoting feel_ death editions of their i'nocI.AmATIoN RY THE KING OF THE ' l equals, in the sight of that Goo' wh o m th e i r se lfi s h NI: ili Lit L►t N os. We, William, by the ii :ace of God, King of the. ambition would make a partner ,in theft: sanguinary ,ietliet lands, Prince of Orange-Nassau, Duke violatiou!:_'* Arkelties ; kith Pia' GOD!! . !"--- of Luxemhurg, &c. I should think that the chaplain of 1111( Pro-. iin Ma- After a preamble, stati:lg that the existing laws are iestyeolild school him to a fir better species of piety not suflicientto punish promptly and i n an exemplary to the Diviuity, were his reverence permitt e d to b e manner th e malcontents who wish to excite distrust, as Wive in the discharge of his duly as his brother trouble, anddisolder, ordains a s f o ll rms: — - . )o!cers in the Royal Rims! bold, the gooks and va " Art. 1. Without projudice to the dispositi oe s of. lets'ft.s" e-ch ambres; the Ist title of the 3d Book of the actual Pellet Code, When will the eyes•of mankind be open to the and as inasmnc'h as that tiothiu'o shall be d eroga t e d turpitude of .17riOces, and . .comPel them to conform (beret . ' Ora, all- those wh o shaltpropo p tale rumours, .to the obligations of morality—to consult the re anitounces,• or news 'which Intl tend to alarm or pose of the world, anti discharge the duty they owe to trouble the public—nil those who shall show them. to their corintry•? —An appeal to 'fli&PrOSsiatts to selves to he the partisans or invtrumenti of a Foreign come forward in support of morality, comes with.a Power, either by public propositious,er watch-words, very ill grace from the Sovereign who has bin six by public acts pr writings—antijulite all thine who 1 months, is conjunction with onsets, no less amiable shafrendeaVour to excite distrust; dis'aninn, or pier...and virtuous than himself ; t o r o b the Saxon Mo teels among the inhaha an ta t et ( r isor e r an d se adi o n'l notch of his Crown, and reduce hies to the ranks; by raising the people in the streets or public plactie,'T it is not, however, your. remonstrance er admonitions , s er-by any other means contrary to good order, cepa .. that can work reform - on Grentletnei of this high or rately or collectively,. shall he punished according to ' der. Other remedies may be• Mend to correct the the extent of the crime, and to its circumstances, by , arrogance 'of pretensions without merit, in dream• exposure in the pillory from Otte him . #4 O s ix,:bi d e , i. stalff444a-blvl timehts yet injeeerse. . . gradation, bfbrand, by iniprisonment frhrn este year i . Impunity has . mede them licentious : the profligate to ten t and by tine from 100 to 10,000fience. .: expenditure of the public wealth is most imps. • 46 2. in case that the crimes mentioned in the deßtll rA11.4-.-‘*::lufyyrtilig the splendour of the above talkie should have the result of _00414 the' Crown!" Sir, the Serie eplenarnir of the Crow,, con public repose, or of causing sedition, the Ter s en i , sists ie faithfully discharging' the trust reposed in it; guilty, as well as their accomplices, shall be co n - how far this discharge has corresponded with the damned, • besides the fine, -to hard labour, and to, obligations may he most accurately ascertained by a brand, withatt being relieved from the pain of death, ''reference .to the hurdeet Opnn the inhabitants of : If the ease Shall require it. . . Statei, aridlo the tli4e.ratefel. history of,pnblic trans. t! 3. •A specie! extraordioary Court, composed of actions fat the' last fi fty years. • .. • - eight Couguellora, takeu.from our superittr,Coart of - This aecoodt, hqweverk is in a faioyay of being Justice pf Bressels, of a Procurer-General, or of one . settled in a manner which may notlie,'very pleasant of the Advocates-General, &c. is charged' with-the tnittOse tilin have initirred it. ' Whether this coun• functions of the Court of judging and passing sentence Vhilitrur,'Will.ventare 14 o* those climes and Offences. " : %, ".•011114..AT L Chiuttccisittritht with the -Cwestinental " 4. The prosectitioni shell take place - without . FIR*, 14-St ttnestioo.;whiCh time must decide. Cott 41Stsfteillie ciPerience Con delay, and without any preliminary information ; and atrettlldelLlPOS - 41044e of• Commons is, .it is really the judgments shall not be subject to any appeal, nor impossible for any „man., conversant with public t ' q cessation. '• --- • i afttirs,torefrain from laoghter and anger at the strange 66 5. Tbe . judgments shall be eaecuteddl•Jieurs nilitetept p' . E:rions . within its walls, whose Ayes and aftet they a re pronounced. - t Mies have 'conditions annexed to them which are 66 'Oar Procurer-General is charged with the eze. sufficiently tuiderstood without your ezpressitig them, entionoUt his Decree. i and fawn - which our hopes of bene fi t to the country' . . ". We order and command the Official Journal to derite.tio succour. insert tide Decree, and also that a sufficient number . In wlinteyer . direction we look, we see misery anti of the same be.printed and sent to every town, to be disappointment,_ acid were it not from the firm con& stuA circulated. Bence I feel, that the atrocious attempt to drag oon • . 4 We r ilea coinriand and orderall'otir Commis- no entire nation, consisting of upwards of thirty mil . sary-Getierils And Other authorities to exert them.' lions, into - an uticonditiostal sin-reader of the only selves in the most promptest, .rigorous execution of distinction that marks indepenfience, will ultimately thia.p e t. ectee. • • force the _various nations of Europe to investigate, " Brawls, April 2), 1815, andErcond }'ear iifidir reign. respectively, their ow!' domestic concerns, and (Signed) " WIt.LIASt" punish delinquency at home. Is there arijr thing Such is the measure resorted to by King William i mere absurd' and 'tyrannical, that eight -or ten the Find, by the Grace of God, King of the Nether: Kings ;hall conspire to dictate to Fruit. Rs the sofa lands ! The mode of proceeding is summary:, end its ! condition of not being- invaded, that she shall re tender mercies serve to show the degree of coulidenre cell's! the Bourtaoss ? And are, mankind become so that he has in the loyalty of his new subjt:cis.. I besotted, so recouriled to slavery, and so servilely disposed, to slaughter their fellow-creatures for such a purpose? Armies of precaution are unquei. tiottably necessary in the present state of Europe; but if • iiranCe,-because she prefers BONAPARTE to the BOURBONS, is to be put without the pale of social ' relations by a self-created and foreign tribunal; and, if:tp enforce their arbitrary edicts upon cn unotread ing people who have proved by their foe bearatice the sincerity of their pacific declarations, all armed force's, to invade their country with fire and sword, and the 'soldier is to be degraded to the level of an assassio, who is there that will be sanguinary enough- to wish sqC cess to such Rls outrage to the laws of nature and of rations—to.the rights of men—and an affront to the honour of a profession intended for the legitimate defence of the countries that respectively maintain them? While the soldier is so employed, he is en titled to the respect and gratitude of the nation. It is hie duty, its that case, to march in obedience to the command of his superior Officer ; but when in toxicated with power, and flushed with ves.cealiet.,, the Sovereign would employ him not to protect. but to • assassinate,—is not a reasonable man justified in say ing, that froM that instant the soldier is released from his obedience to the Articles of %Var., and to the tio vernment tip t would so degrade hint, The doct ine that the soldier is not to REASON, is refuted by the very Article of War t h at limit's his obedience to all latzful commands. Whit are not lawful be is enjoined to reject by the same authority that require his •Com. pliance with legitimate dentatels. The Frets( h. sok. dies summoned to th- field or the citadel to defend the honour aad,independence of his country, in sulietlby a golospiratjf which deserves severe end et emplary puttiihment . ,gives the stamp of ft EROIS•Itto . his obedience; het the brotalited banditti oftwerienaries who like at •' MOODS movu at the coatmend animists . : degree euperior to them to sordid be Realism and theCt ssack T —uhateacose has he, wetly. other man litikel with h ies in ;he illegal act, fisrep. tering the territory of a ceuntry it peace *Rh all:the ,world, who has given no ambre.te; violated 14! • , treaty with any other Yower, arid-oho publicly di•*v, clares her wish to.rearain.at peace with sali•l . :"„ world l e nt the ~teropflette part of the pavii• • . • :41 A maliOnus but inclfortual attempt was made on Saturday:morning to burn the extrusive wood-yard of Messrs. Mottley and Ellis, at l'ortsea. A large reward has been offered fur the discovery of the in cendiaries. Yesterday the celebrated . Major Semple appeared at Bow-street, in a different' character, for the pur pose of arranging - some a Itatis.Which wee under nee-. ciation, by Mr. Stafford,.previliukto, his final banish. ment to Morocco, for which placpire sets off in a.few 1 days,•pursuant to his conditinnat patdon. A labourer, belonging to Plymouth pork-yard. was detected a few days since in carrying away. 78 pounds of copper, and has been committed to Esoter gaol for the offence. Gn•al ingenuity was used by him to conceal hisdepreddlimrs. ".Fifty-eight pounds of the copper were suspended by canvas from his I neck, the remainder hung in a similar way from the waiglaand of his small-clothes. A letter, dated Cumberland Harbour, St. Vary's * River, 'Feb. €22, says:-" The well-known Cocu 'Lure JOIINSTONEarriVed here two niglits . since.—lie• • came from Lisbon of his old trick of speculation, his • present object is cotton, or any thing else that Will turn a penny." Abruday, a young, man, named Richard Patch, was charged , at the Mandoe-howe Vith defirtioting the house of Stevenson, • B ui , oo . and C o ., o f I,oeiharil-street. bankers. Mr. g.evenson deposed, rpm the Prisoner had been a entoi ciertible titan in the banking-house as collecting eletk ; Dui hN cimluct has r7Ti.7 become in • degree irregular, he (cceivoti notice to quit i , t) the !:th of February last. in the evenieg. On . the morniug.of that (Inv,. howev e r, h e w e n t o ut in kis usual : en-% pacify with ,event( bilk to collect pavoivill. A Hong there wa., one upon the t•nte•i• r‘f sum& C attd Co. f0r.1301, fJpo.i kis return mote afternoon. this tilitteorFtl to be erased ham hts list of ptiyinints, the'Prisotier assigtatig as it leastos, I. of there was &misstate isi Vie thee, and Abe till multi! nm be (Jur until the lath. left the sec vice of the Prirweuturi urns that evening. 100 the 10th, die bill w as, of course, ordeted to he preset:art& fur orifcill. Upon searebing di et% er, ly o wes e r, at was cut in - be found, owl . l u.aicion hosing naimaliv emmiry was aside rit thebouse of Greenwood sod Gies, w• ea it No ascevained the Psis .ner hail keen parr) the Lill on ;h e 811 i, in the regdat wiry, alli it his rev. •Tne ,n-.M ailigunt murk: %%SI rostasotv set os rnov hurt him, but in vain until SAintlgy last, when he nos. accidenor• o , . b-erved , pats tic through Lmnbard street. and w.o. taken , Lite.Pritot.sr did vat deny the change, but begged permisiion Co make up the sum he h..d eurbezzied. lie wits rear:tailed fur * Seal examination, • sto . ll A . -'~ • :ra g i , ' • , 'f~'l• • :ner was 'CL. lad ling law I'. -."' 00C rire aid af die C;o- ~.e 1