The Statesman. — London, England, 1815-08-11 00:00:00

STATE:SMAN. — PlaPa NiVAL 114TELLIGIINCE. Cossacks Wave been sent iiito these woods, who have the tontine' ' II y aceemohttlug twee and presence of preside at the Electoral College of the department of exterminated all the rebel.; they found. _ .. thes s e Armies, can restrain them from • • l Sox e 10. —This murnii . 1 .; several tduatter-etasters I t tosyei rib!! giving way to the Charente: Mai., AVG. 10.—S•iiled his Majesty's ship A' n ,.„ Snivel it Basle, ,I t, a minim-L. the approaching or- eveitemeors which, .iesithe of all co- 1 The setrestrntion which had- been pot on the fur Sheerness; and Bann and Alert sloops o f „: : tire! of ae heavy nrtillery destined fur the sie4 errims, . ire s u fficientlr eof tisiblei It ie now clear that • Banks at Versailles, by the Anthority of the Allies, fur Woolwich, to be paid off.—Arrived the Jut.; iluainguen. A etinipatty of 150 Austrian cannoniers n 2 iller a are not ended. The Allied s na p re .i g „, now mill be raised there in two days, and the funds turned Bates, front Oporto, and sailed for Lynn ; &lone; base also a rrived. Yesterday wising Iluningeu see radar in snatching away N.irom .!ig DOS tr.taTE, frigate, from elf Dieppe; and the N .Inop of a n, over to the royal tri.acury. from Plymottilt.—A foreign vessel, name unkuints opened a severe fire of artillery on the vide of Nev.... h . L •.„-y: bee increased the Causes of hatred no inst ' M. le Cleve s Ile . eeiver- General of the department clod.eie • got on the Goodwin last night, and was got e l ' S.y eman kif tra an d a F renc h 5,,,j„.,,, i _m a i,„ ore t ss lees , nod taken Frauce the onl y man whe hem •lOrthe. Gironde, is , to be deposed, and replaced in his • functions by 111,. arrayon. the assistance of the boatmen, an4ritssew in tit killed by the Swiss of Little Honiara, n o th.. D i ll on could have given them a guarantee for its repose. Downs. a the Vill. ' - - -4 ;The riiisiiiinittre of hostilities modest France 1 Amongst the uew.submissione which the Minister ? PonTsatonzu, Atm. 10.--Arrised ids . Majesty. r. of War has received, weventork Ma of Lieut.-Gen. ship .Archer, from a cruise ; cud the Mart of 04 ; .The chief do sorisemnie! Iteningeen is Gen. tiler- ou_ori r 4 ..rf. and the dis pos itions maki ng nva-sug by --- - e . ,; h4 benegre. tiebitt declared that on seeing tar sviitteitTrnvot. them to keep Win military possessinn, only tend the : , : his Majestes ships Chair and Gdhotetle to It preparation for • liege or bouiliordnienv, be will - de. • Amongst the Persons seized on the evening of Sun- • . stroy the town of Basle. 1 more to evince the nature of those ambitious and in- , rod oft.. day in the gardens of the Thoilleries, was class • As there are in Erotice, Mee in those provinces satiable views which they have been developing, and last, I• 11 A a wren,' Asia: /0,-* Arriied the. Ili ;erg "r" . tinguished one clothed in the uniform of an Officer fing packet, and die Earl bricesler packet, sin occupied by the Allied troops, many assemblages of which Were the real causes of Bonal. swee's selwle, the Allied ti vele:, who, nit the request of from ' Elba. .. i . ou fa te partitioning of France I ldof Gondarmerie and a pupil of the Polytechnic . Afkils from Coithavett. t i , the Kin,: of FrAnce, received orders to halt, have School, insolentty'bearing• the tri-coloared cockade FA LIIOIIITH, AUG 6:— Ail Ited tee Attie/gm sit;ri establishing the balance of power, a b ou t 'which the i Maptdon, 'Williams, from Charleston for Am. fi s, again received counter-orders to roistinue their march. n his hat. . Games's, Jnis• 23.—We continue to see pass barge Allies have made such a racket ? And would it not We rem ark i ' n various parts of the Tarditt des Mi lo•rds Ef cattle, and convoys of provisinos destined be as destructive of this as of the tratiquillity and the . ' i l i ' l ti m o . m — ps i O us n, sed %; P d C ay ha s ny f ei rom fo Yr u ihr il itl a t il a i r.-- tite Sa l i a led .abd t b. , for the Austrian army in the South of France. b est i nterests o f t h e C ontinent ? T !Oakes Frenchmen of different arms and various hey know little Walsiaghaut packet, for the Medilerritmeasi Gad, Madame Linda Bonaparte has attired at Secherons, ,of well regulated p o licy, o f th e fl ange . o f changing ranks, some of whom have no cockades in their hats, ! fi nch gun-brig, for Jamaica, both okh MsNs• s a i on her•way to Lausanne. "11 and others the sclukos, covered with wired taffety t —. ' the Prussian ship Merccde, for .:. i the sources and the channels of commerce, and of Wurrne, Aco. o . — Arrived the refinet, r, The French painter David artived at Lausanne on through which appears very visibly the Engle of ' i giving into the hands of despotism and ignorance theG emilind, with I i fish ; also the Junes, Smith, the 25. h.. . the Usurr Tuatw, Jut. 26.—After the capture of Greno-, Me, Gen. lAtour received orders to march with his corps ow valence, probably to join the troops which it felt' dap! before had embarked at Genoa to pro tee I to Marseilles, and also the corps of the English Gen. Macfarlan e, w hich is t : u advance from Genoa into the South of France. The corps of Generals Bianchi and Nugent, which will enter France by Mount Cenis, are expected in Pietlmong. A forced loan of two millions of francs bay just been made, of which the merchants are to raise the funda. The city . of Turin will advance two-thirds of it, and the rest will be furnished by the other providices-of the kingdom. Genoa, which the Go veroinent manages discreetly, is esempt from this loan. Government promises to repay it in a year Kith interest at six per cent. Lucien Bonaparte arrived to-day at Turin, and waR immediately conducted as a State Prisoner to the citadel. per. wealth end power which fruitful and intelligent France possesses, and snake her, in fart, like Britain, another store-house for the world, who argue for the partitioning and annihilation of that country. Still more absurd and madly dangerous it it to talk of ex terminating the people of that nation, and of crying out for a whole empire to be given up to outrage and massacre. Is not this inviting from their sheaths the daggers and the swords of 28 millions of people? Can we wonder at hearing of men being way-laid and murdered, and the usages of civilised warfare or humanity being dispensed with, when the persons who are supposed to do this are themselves threaten ed with extermination by the hands of the men who are thus made their innocent victims? IVhat would justice say were the French army and the French people, goaded to madness by threats of being deci mated, or utterly extirpated, to give a loose to their revengeful fury, and in one night, as some seem to apprehend, decimate or utterly destroy the mew who are advised by the frantic writers in this country to become their executioners ? Perhaps it will be said this is impossible. We sincerely desire the experiment may not be tried. The list of persons .1 killed or proscribed by popular fury, is already enormous. A report of last night stated that Louts had fallen a victim to the rage of the people. It is not true. ..te from dn., nit,' three fish : Cant. Smi th sass the fishery at Davi.' AI nights this )". at as I a 111C.ry M i c the ships in general only gettkog from two to time fish ; they have had roach bad weather ; his creir provisioned their boats twice with an Irstesition leave the ship in the ice, whets the Ireathbr elate} ap and became mna moderate. A Flanders Mail has arrived, and, among other articles of so great interest, has brought the follow• i lig : - . CARLSRUIIE, JULY 31.---By authentic accounts fron# the veighbouthood of Strasburgh, two white gags were seen flying yesterday upon the Cathedral in that city. Philadelphia Papers to the 7th elf. Were recei ve } • ' The yesterday. The intelligence by this opportunity free, cannonade heard on the night of the 22d, south Americs, is not so recent as that ai s t sitoit It from Landau, was occasioned by the besiegers having t h e way of Jamaica. The citizens of the thit; t l thrown some shells into the town ; the object of this States u ere wholly absorbed in their aemsnerrist attempt was attained, •fire soon. breaking out in two pursui's. places, which, however, was soon extinguished.-1• Previous to the sailing of the Norihainb.7boul The fire from our lines was answered by aver from Start Bay, a Lieutenant was sent to Plymnua, R/rI heavy cannonade from the fortress, with larger guns.. where he purchased fey BO Classics, and many other books; ARTIr the Eitglia al,o parka of VIENNA, JULY 2G.—Yesterday a great many cards, a chess and backgammon table, and a yeasty papers from the Chancery of the kingdom of Loot- of articles for Madame Reemerge. hardy and Venice were sent to our Sovereign nt I Orders were oil Tuesday issued, addressed to Co. Paris; at the same time we learn by au lonels of Militia regiments, annooncingle them th i t of his Majesty, that he will repair directly from all such men, whose ages do not exceed 43, a l ts choose to volunteer into the line out of their rte. Park, by the way of Lyons and Turin, to Milan, ments of Militia, are to be allowed seven guiseu whither some say that the Emperor Alexander e ill bou n ty. follow, as soon as the negotiations for peace are , Toe Due - e. OF Yonx.—Another favonrable se. conclude". Our Empress was invited by her angest count was received from °attends yesterday of the state of the Mike of Yens, of which the followint Consort to come to Lyons, and thence p r oc e ed t o is a copy s—" His Royal flighiiese the Duke o f Milan, her native city, where, to judge by a ll th e YORK has had a. very good night, sudatontlaues to preparations, the coronation of their Majesties go on will be celebrated kith great pomp; :but her °mho - Iz, Aog.. 10. "P. MACEIMIIIIItIereero." Majesty's health not allowing her to take the ' Some time age a Mr. Beassrr left two prim, not troublesome journey over Mount Cenis, she w ill p ro - of 1,2001. and one of 4001. for the hest sod %emit highly go directly to Milan. The lime of h er depar hest Essays on " the . Being and Attriinot4l of Gel." The fi rst prize of 1,2001. has been adjudged to the lure is at present fixed for the middle of next month. Reo erend Dr. 8R0W.., Principal Pralester of Marie —lier Majesty, with her mother, the Archduchess chat College, in the University of Aberdeen; asi Beatrice, formerly Governess-General of Milan, and the sem"' of 4001. to Mr. Sum"" ntire 4 ^7Ceilirgr• the two elder Archduchessen, they intend to visit On M nday se'nnight, another melandoely acti• i dent happe ueu a t Mesa's. N e sham and Co.'s celery, ! the Archducal Court of Made ia. After the Corona at Neivbottle; in the county of Doirtionts. Thep.* lino their Majesties will go to Florence, where the King priet ors had provided a powerful locereotive stem of Sicily and the Queen of Etruria are also expected. engine, for the purpose of drawing tee •or twelve It must be a delightful sensation for the Emperor, coal waggons to theitalth'st One time, and Menin after so many years of affliction and awful events, being the day it was to be pot in motion, a gnat again to enter the city where lie passed his youthful number of . persons belonging to the colliery' bad col. tested to see it ; but unfortunately, just as it ea years, and where he first imbibed the generous going off, the boiler of the machine buret. The en. ardour of all that is good, and for which he has been • gmeman was dashed in piece., end his mangled re so richly rewarded during his whole reign by the un-, mains blown 114 yards; the:tope( the boiler (:sh* varying love of his people. IlisMaj••sty will make feet square, weight 10 cwt.).was blowa 100 judo; but a short stay iu Florence, and return to Vienna land the two cylinders 00 yards:- A little boy au I by way of Venice. also thrown to a great.distitice. this levant 57 Oetsons• were killed and -viiiitiivietU, 'of whisit The Empress, it is said, will go to Pisa t o use were dead on Sunday night; red severs Itentlin the Baths, and perhaps spend the winter there.-- gerously ill. The Legations are now restored to the Pope. The Wednesday evening an interesting looking you; •prin,ciioality will be given up in full sovereignty to woman was observed suddenly mounting the Lai the Queen of Etrurin. • lustrades at London . Bridge, when just Rs She had e However reaspnable it might ha v e a pp eare d, that endeavoured to plunge herself f ro m th enc e ; n e s tle river, she was fortunately caught, though with roach Austria should bare obtained a t th e C ongress the difficulty , suspended until su ffi cient help could three Legations as a reward for 20 years exertion in obtained to raise her. The unhappy woman 11" the cause of Europe, there was too strong an opposi- brought before the Lord Mayor yesterday, whin sla lion ; and it was remarked, that the Courts of Russia stated that her name was Anne Cuthbert, and till and Prussia, though not Catholic, most zealously tieing quiff friendtess she hid been impelled to el supported the Pope, till at last F rance powerfully rash act, by poverty and sickne ss . E t L us d ! hl very humanely ordered her ns-d:cal assistance, ad co-operated uith them, promised, upon her recovery, to find her an a gyhos Prince Paul E:terhazy, who, by means of his There is in the French Papers a curious trial fe wife, who is niece to the Queen of England, is re- criminal conrersation, a Confectioner against lie wife, in which he b ro ught th e paramone to se en hated to the Royal Vamily of Great Briton, ie sup against the frail one. Her Advocate objected tote posed to be inte n ded f or the E m b a ssy a t th e C ourt of London. testimony of a wretch who c o uld th us ki ss an d tell • Such a fellow was not to be believed upon his osi. .11e was by the very confession a culprit, and his I& timony could not be received. Beyond this Or' was no proof of guilt. A witness Indeed of nineyeo of age swore to a kiss. 'f But what is therein' kiss?" again said the Advocate. " A kiss may takete without bring granted. A kiss may be sok' —a kiss is not a kiss unless it be reciprocal. 11 ' have not en erotic treatise on the theory of kissink to ascarlaiu an illegal kite from an Inruelnie r " brace." The Olaf, which has amused all Paris, the•gaiely with which it was treated, is nee yet de termined. As a great many of those adventurers, who ps'ii• cipated in the immense wealth distributed by F' ~ r . tune in the late Lottery, evince an intention of di' posing of a small pert of their gains in pursuing On' luck in the present Lottery, we do not at all wanair e , at the demand daily e x p er i ence d f or Ti c k e ts 110 Shares---a demand which must very shortly cough' the whole of the Tickets, there being but ti Thousand. Cnaps-ExcliA Avc. 11..—Our Market continue 4 dually ...applied with Wheat, far %Osiris there is scarreit despond. and nor price" are avenge nnonloal I Barley i" lower; and Oats, Peas, and Be us, ate heavy 'vest W day's ptic s. Mails. L 611071 Got. r. burgh 2 2 ..., • liambargb 41 .... Malta (I 1 1 I)i* PRICE 'MUCKS TlllB 114.14. $ ;ter Cent Had. 56ii per Cent. 4 p.•r Cent. h Ye. • •eitt Nary 8 DAY AT (INK O'CLOCK. Awl. 14 7-16 ludic Boa& 3 4 d Itzebequer Bili. par Oianitun 7* 7 Consul: for Ace... 560 The state of the public Press in France is also be coming runty deplorable ; and as it leaves meet's minds in utter starkness as to public events, tends not a little to increase the causes of complent, and consequently-the danger. One of the Paris Papers, the Independent, has been suppressed, and a writer in it is ordered to be proceeded against as guilty of high treason. TIIE STATESMAN. LONDON: TUIDAT, AUGUST fl, 1815. Paris Papers to . the 9th inst. are just come to ha nd• We do not wonder et their not attempting to describe very minutely the state of the capital and the passing events in France. The state of Park, and the whole of the country. is indescribable. France seems to have no regular Government, and to obey none, not even the law of the sword, and the still more appalling thunder of the cannon law, which is every where suspended over the heads of the people. The streets, the .bridges, the market-places, almost every part of the French metropolis, have been long planted with cannon, and, although every square and open place had before bean occupied by a bar rack, additional troops have been called in, and the thronged city of Paris now presents the appearance' of one greet birouack of men harnessed to war.— Yet, though the business of all these men is to pre . nerve public tranquillity and submission to their Go-1 vernmunt, Paris is nightly the scene of the most alarming tumults ; and though the agitated parties are accusing one another of being Bonapartists, and Revolutionists, and Loyalists ; and though he, who, bas been called the an , hor of all these disturbances, is sow far from the scene of contention, BONAPARTE Is proclaimed before the windows of the Thuilleries in- the bearing of Lours XVIII.; and the most revolutionary and disloyal cries are every where voci- Noted. The King dares not venture abroad, nor Ibis Ministers to execute his decrees—even the Ma gistrates cannot retain for a single night the persons of any of the disturbers of the public peace, the ut- !eters of seditious cries, as they are called, who may be confided to their custody. The show of vigour is kept up—the military and civil police attempt to pi vent assemblages and repress the watch-words of the factions, but in vain ; and in vain, and perhaps I unjustly, the Civil Authorities are abused for not being more active and rigorous in the discharge of their functions. Even Form's:, who, from being the most undiscriminating and remorseless agent of power, was formed by llosaianTe into one of the most able and useful administrators of the laws that ever held the office of Minister of Police in France, seems i nci wahle of corstrouling, in any degree, the popular commo li,:n, and in no little danger of losing his office. It is difficult to account for practices so tically persisted in, and so Jan tiering and system , : gerous to the individuals offending, as thy.o in which the Parisians now indulge with increased confidence. But to such a height have the passions of the French 'oaople been worked up by indignation at their suffer ings,-ai d the manner in whi ch their countr y h a s by foreign troops, that nothing bu t been posseits+ [FROM TIM GAZEI'VE OFFICIEL, AUG. B.] AVG. 7. OFFICIAL NOTE. In order to regulate whatever relates to the wants of the Allied Armies now in France, a Commission of Administration has been established on the part of the four Courts, conformably to the 7th Article of the Note of the 9.-Ith July, the undersigned hare the honour to inform the Minister of the King, that this Connell Is composed of his Excellency the Baron rle Duldacci, Minister of the Austrian Armies, for Austria ; llis Excellency the Baron d'Allensten, Minister of Suite of his Majesty the King of Prussia, fur Prussia ; M. Duremarc, Commissary-in-Chief of the Eng lish Army, for Great Britain ; M. de Bulkeko►►, Councillor of State of his Ma. jesty the Emperor of all the Russias, for Russia ; As it cannot but be more useful to the interests of the King and of the Allies, that this Administrative Council shall pot itself, as soon as possible, iu re lation with the Commission named. by the King for the same object, the Ministers of the united Courts invite their Excellencies the Ministers of his Most Christian Majesty, to which the persons who shall compose the Central Commission, as established by the King, may be in like manner appointed ; in the end, that the two Commissions may be able to enter into direct communications. The undersigned beg his Highness Prince Talley ! rand to accept the assurance of their high considera. t►on. We have given in other parts of our Paper a va. riety of particulars, for the truth of which we cannot vouch so well as the Courier, relative to the trans shipment and departure of BONAPARTE, she is now believed to be on his way to St. Helena, according to -a Convention between the Allied Powers and Foucus! He has been allowed to take with him twelve domestics, and not lice, as erroneously stated in some of. the Papers of yes. terday. LAS CASAs and his son, it seem, were per mitted to go with him. It is said he has on boaid the Northumberland two extensive and valuable ser vices of plate, and about four thousand gold Napo leons. rah, Aug. 3, 1815. (Signal) CASTUREAGII, HARDENBERG. NES8L11.1101)E, METTEltbilefl. The Journal entitleki the Independent has beer} suppressed by order of the Minister General of Po lice. Orders have been given for the Author of an article which appeared in that Journal, in wbich be attempts to influence the organs of justice, in justify ing the ad►ance of the crime of high treason, to be proceeded agairsit conformably to the laws. Yesterday Sr GORE OU'iRRER had another inter. view with the PRINCE Brower at Carlton-llouse. Mr. PEntra, the King's Messenger, arrived a t th e Foreign-office yesterday, soon after 12 o'clock,-with dispatches from Vienna and Paris. A Cabinel Coun. cil met after the Messenger's arrival, but the members could not be collected till three o'clock, when it grew. tended by several of the Cabinet Ministers. The Ca binet sat till past fire o'clock. Lord Bviscurasu, it is said, has been appointed British Minister to the United states, end ail t almost immediately, in the Macedonittn, for New York. SMITHFIELD MARKET.—Aua. U. To sink Uwe Offal, per stone of 610. Seer • 4g * Gl • 6 d. I Head of Conk tkh illutioo . 44. 61. to 5.. 6( 1 ROMS • Veal ... Sts: Od. to tio. fall. Shoup ...• j • Pork ... Si. Od. So 60. ...0......... Lomb Od. to So. Bd. [FROM VIE GAZETTE Dr TaAwcz, AVG. 7.] The Duke (PAngouleme arrived this morning, at the Palace of the Thuilleries. This Prince, in spite of fatigue, enjn) • s a good state of health. The Doke of Bourbon arrived at Bcrordeaux on the 3d. Hu was received by an immense population, with the sould of cannon. Lient.-Qcneral Count Dopont set out this morn ing fol Tours, the chief place of his military govern ment. lie wilt go from thence to Angrraleme t to I "" N ..'~ 1 e2l_ p Air. , 4 ~~1~.. •~... ;. ;:~:zL:, r ) , ..