The Statesman. — London, England, 1820-12-19 00:00:00

LONDON: retoDAT svcrtio, naming! 19. We have this siveinerlativiiit Paris papers to the . . 17th instep t The Chamber of Peers is ,expecteil td meet on the 9.6 th inst. to receive the report relative to the con spiracy of the 16th August. The Capitalists of Paris are said to hays advanced million francs to the Government of Naples, on a deposit of diamonds. _ . Lord .r+rttw•aar, the English Ambassador at Vienna, hss been replaced by Mr. WasLeshar Pos.., brother of the Duke of Wat.tassTON.—{Gazette de France.) Private letters from Naples inform us, that that city is daily the scene of the greatest disorders.— (fdAnt.) Rost L. Dar. 3.---The Hereditary Prinee and Prin cess of DENMARK anise(' here two dr)s ago from Naples. Letters from High Italy announce, that the Aus trian liwernment have made considerable provisions for war in all fortified places: among other things, a W i re quantity of biscuits has been made fur the use of tl.e army in camp. The latest news from Epirus contradict the report of Li PA4 II • having escaped from his fortresi. He is. oa the contrary, more securely blockaded than *en, and intelligence hourly expected either of his Awl. or captutte. His three sons who repaired to the &roman army. have been beheaded. Bavaset.s, Vet. 12.---A letter from Copenhagen, dated Dec. 2, states, that Dr. DAscre has at length avowed himself the author of the revolutionary n•ritings fennel npon him. He is still detained in the prison of the Police. Fasten FusDs.•--Fire per cents. 76 f. 30 c.— Bs ik Actions 1435 f. By prirate letters received yesterday from Berlin, of ti►e 3tl of December, it is stated, that it was the tvini in of the well-informed in that Capital, that a war with Austria and Naples would certainly take plime after the grand interview betweea the Sove reign* at Vienna, as they were only waiting the re• tern of tie anew of that Court to the prepeeitteas racy have sent. r - ATIKIIt AT IMNDON BRIDGE To-44)11mm. 1. J 6 min. stir"!, —Evening. 1• isle. after S. Pall b 4: - 5 - i — 'BTOCKS R.u.k Stock pe Cent. Red. OM 3 re Cent. Coa. shut. i per Coat. mi 4 per Cents. a r Ct. Navy shut. 6 per Cast. Ilitript Lou! Asa. op II per Ca=t, DAY AT 0 -- *E -- (itLOC ----- K. Irish I per Ceat, India Stock Ditto Ronde 4lk. South-Sea New Asa. lez.BilleSd. par. Is. dis. Denials for tie parasol, Ronk for Acconat C... for Aect Lott. Tiekms SII. Ss. ebt btattomatt. ' TIM 11 wane STATBIIIIMI tscoarwiLatsa WITIII " TRU ••••••.•••./... •° Erril le? 01 A LETTSR PROM CCARACOA, OCT. 16. No doubt you h ire been informed ere this, that a a rrespondence has taken place between the two op posing chiefs, and it is reported that an armistice hu been agreed upon by General Bourse for ode month. lieneral Molina.° has arrived at Carracas, for the pur pose arming supplies, and has 'tweeds.' in procur ing 34Ut) men. The Independent army under the com mand of General VALDES has been defeated, with a se vere lo.s. It is said that three ships direct from Hat:lino' are expected at Laguira, without being obliged to touch at any of the colonies, and that all friendly vessels- belonging to European States will now be ad mitted into the ports on the main. Hour R when he arri‘e,l at Titanic°, indicated pacific sentiments which bepronitilgated in dispatches seat by a flag or true to the tartbagettian Goveranstat. The answers were dictated in terms of urbaaity, but he soon evinced by his invectives against the Spanish nation, that he was acting with the greatest duplicity towards the roy alists. He challenged the garrison of Carthagena, which sallied forth at eleven o'clock in the forenoon, on the lit inst. and almost annihilated the Indepen dents. Only a few were enabled to escape. Many of the British troops have fallen iu the conflict." Letters from Liverpool received this sondem, le brat that thr ship Merchant, for New ()Aguas, bad feet of wa:•r in lee hold, awl was cotuvioto dock, and supposed to have broken her back. Tlso salmi litters also suentioas the recent failure of an extensive blouse there. We have continued in oar columns of to-day to am' tice several of• the secret and abortive meetings of shit -ultra-loyalists, whose object is to substitute fu the wanly and the piddle spirit which prevails among time mole at tha present season, the abject sod, despicable . disposition to fawn at abased authority, and eneosrage . the introdurtjui of despotism and oppression. I s troy curt of the- esmatry as well as of the tows. whetti ed . meetings attsally me % that they pretend to be, free s open to the Oldies wit° have a right to attend, and wlieti full and fair discussion in allowed/ the attempts ; 0 1 the renal t,oh and of the sordid seppoeters of administra tes are triumphantly digitated. At every defrat the taemies ef pahMc liberty termiesse, we heartily re: jaiit ;for we restetatiet well tha ssetitsebsly state, and the misel;levass tossmisesiese abet followea their sae: mid; Wirt suet fitetwspities of MS . test asd• the of his asseetatiltes, all that sail& liOdent of apersh pout of Mind, wi.ich till thee bad bast esteemed the laaiestid bit - dm-lea allgagliatimat ' to etilbeatimi ; and the k* maintain their sitiuliallans 40_ v # r tm ck aipa to Me tie' ray tyvaati aid a iMt , . .11 td • • , . (-••• I (14.41 Apitar,idaddi f. . ai Itogiishwatab therospitiosseed If Oath a ease es the abate,. were proiNl afrohnt • • liwoliehoso fo either if Oar Coirts , we kr* sot eel re* wilt , wiesher Ms Weasel 'mold .be is isjodieloss as t. t. es 10.0.. sob& *ie. bad Atm* the withrstiOs of dosages .by Wirth t b.t ad .m, W. d• billow that fiscb ao s :est i it itoohLineet a ree s er it t 4 1 . 4 1 e r t=:_ • very far 1 frees !mare fewiliter. 411( b 111 . 01 11 1 •11 of a Swere he shwa for. the Cewwwg, • irlist vie easily illicit- as ta owe saris eii.et. THE STATESMAN pared, a complete compliance with the aims of Minis ters to destroy the infant struggles of political liberty through the Continent of Europe ; but what the fur ther consequences have been.it is unnecessary to state ; and what may yet be developed, it is impossible to conjecture. To those who witnessed the processes then employed, and deplored the effects anticipated, it would scarcely be thought needful to recal to mind the feelings they experienced and the sentiments they expressed at that season of political trial. The same kind of artifice, and the same kind of cant are now repeated that were then in use. " Par liatnentary Reform and liberality in religious sentiment," which the respectable inhabitants .81 Blackheath the other day represented as " the pretext for the annihilation of whatever is valuable to man," was the language at that period resorted to for the purpose of calumniating every well meant and well ordered exertion for restraining the strides of corruption and oppression. At that period, if our recollection dues net fail, there were among the steady few who strenuously resisted and exposed snch base manoeuvres, a person who now boasts of the important part be took in calling this respertoble meeting at Blackheath, and who now declares that tie freedom of . , which he was formerly the assertor, must be immediately put under restraint." " A revolutionary spirit," he boldly affirms, "exists in this country to an alarming degree, and rebellion and eiril war would be the in evitable consequence, if this fiery spirit were allowed to proceed. The other sentiments he avowed at this respectable meeting are equally extraordinary and portentous. " Every government." be held, " must be the government of opi nion or the government of force. If founded I upon opinion, and upheld by the people, it would naturally excite the rerpecn.sf, all; but if it were necessary to have recourse to force to support a government, it required not the spirit of a prophet to l'orsee what would be the consequence." The inference from this oracular sentence, it is not necessary to point out. It would have been better, had the Rev. Doctor sbewn, as he easily might. how the th.vernmeut has route to lose the support of opinion, and is now obliged to its adherents for the suggestion of force. It would also have been useful had the Learned Gentleman condescended to esplain how he has been led to imbibe and deliver opinions so utterly inconsistent with those he formerly maintained. He certainly can shew good reasons for the extraordi nary change; and if he could but communicate the same to the people at large, it would save him from the fears he entertains respecting them The Rev. Gentleman is widely altered since he and the venerable Doctor Pate.env " took sweet counsel together, sad walked to the lionNe of 0 0 0 iu cow . pany '." In another part of our paper, our readers will be gratified with a brief account of the numrrou• dew,- rations which yesterday presented their Addresses to the Qattoo. , •Is opioo of DK the forebooliego of the ORIGINAL POETRY. FPIU RAN. Thy say Coartrr has wads a blot, kat I, Jobs Butt, believe It not; Fur Newton's self multi ae'rr aaplain, Row RUA receives a deeper stain. JOIINION. -eft . , ON THE COURIER'S CUT. 'Teas well the Taylor. it appears. • Cut out a certain particle 3 / 4 31 his - paper. Would his 'hears liad cut out el 'r) article! SQUIB. Sold Thomas tq itielsard.corse be of rood {'beer, The Ministry Boos will be chanted. as I hear : Hood mews, replied Richard. yet it better would be, If is assaged, doh wou'd fairly omit letter Ir— lONOTUS. AURORA BOREALIS ; OR NEW NORTHERN LIMITS. SPORTING lATELLMSNCE: BETTING AT TATTERSALL% Dn. IS. -Dastuv.--44 to I gist °osmosis-1G to I Ica Pe u r - S4; ilirefter to Pwrii•sii—la to I apt c. ont of Morel-1 to • apt c. out of Cressida-19(o I agit Duke of York's e. hr Wnlhan. Oacs.-6 to I asst M Lady. . Ittonhsswonvit.—,4 so I mist e. not of Morel-910 Puget Dokaof York's e. by Walton—to to I asst e. oat of i dlara- Croce. No betting on the Doncaster St. Leger. COVENT GA EDEN' , TIIE:I7YIE Mr. V Art DrYttnar last night made his appearance na Coriolanes, atid retrieved the " golden opinlomi".ulaick his Lear and Gifei Overreach had successively won and lost. Without looking deeper than the surlier sE his performance, or within, examining it farther than as to its immediate effect ; without making comporising, and. merely judging of its general merit upon that Ma mediate Meet, we may safely pronounce it a powerfol display ef histriomc talent. Th manY part! , the unhestiF. ing spirit, the stern barailt,...4, tbE undisguised im petuosity of the Roman wareitte, as well as Mt inveterate late 'towards the "rabble env," were all in admirable keeping. The scene in the Market place, was the most chits* and unqualified specimen of acting in the whole plat. Tbm, and sonic parts of the last, scene, were divested of an apparent coldness • within, which pervaded the .great mass of the perform tree. There the soil seemed to burst the theise which art and steely had thrown around it, and to gnome indeed the spirit of the god-like Roman. With these exceptions,. Mr. IrANDlVlebtell ttertiotel l even to his actions and attitudS, were evidently re gulated with a nieelatitivsl preiTsion, which, if trio genii's would not epee*, it• would at ieast make subserrieut to the common operations of nature. But we fretiently And this gentleman, while deliveriog tita most impassioned loopier', mo dulating lei* voice foe the gratification of the ear, where the author intended that it should reach the heart. His action and step also frequently partook of this fault ;—it is the substi tution of art and pomp in the place of nutting energy. The curtain fell amidst very great enplane.. A requisition most respectably Stid.',liiiiierodily signed, has been sent to the High-Sherif of the tountf of Reeks, requesting that he would, as soon aa convenient, call a meeting of the nobility, gentry, clergy, hod holders, and other inhabitants of the county of Berea, to consider of the propriety of presenting an address to the King, on the subject of the treatment which the Queen, his Consort, has experienced, and is ex periencing, on the part of his Ministers ; and of pas sing such Resolutions as inn) then and there appear desirable on the present lime of the country. With this request the 'ligh-.Sheriff thought proper to tic cline Compliance ; and in tonsocieoce of hit refami, a !tomb,' of the Requisitionists, among whom are Lord Folkstone, Sir J. B. Monet, Sic. at Magistrate!! of the counts, have invited the Freeholders and inha bitants to meet them at Reading, on the dtb of Jane. are next, to consider of the objects specified in the ot quisition to the High Sheriff, and also of an address of congratulation to the Queen. It is stated that a requisition ig in circulation Wit general meeting of the county of St pi',--lit tithe it will speedily be presented to Sha"Sheriff. " fur site purpose of considering the hest means of securing o glorious ronstitetiOn equally against tbs. dangormse tlesi I • " 1 cliMlirited These luminous meteors have lately image their sp pearance sere frequently in various parts of Europe, particularly at TKOPrAt: and in ExeLAND. The north aspect, of CAILTioN PALACE, with the Mimic" )vst- Lottolatirkousaous, hare been often visited to ihi great consteruation of the inhabitants. They were first observed in this country on the 12th of November last, making a direction from the Horst of LONDE to CARLTON PALACE, where the eleorlc fluid created a blue vapor that is vet in the KINU'I amantanance. The effect of these meteor at Brandenburgh-honse was singularly beantiful. The QUEUN's countenance became linvensally animated, and might be said to ear with joy. The delightful tint cast upon a Wool) supporter on whiffs her MAJESTY rested, was beyond description gratifying. On thi same day a fIoSA If light darted through the House of Lords in the direction of a fucoritepi;rcem hole,!frotn which a celebrated Leah Lord was act us towed to match the proceedings against her Majesty. It was humorously observed by Lord Eusaixe, that the pia- I cis of rcuru could not have produced a more exquisitc portraitv'a SLCE DEVIL. [VROSI AN 151!411 CORRIE.PONDENT.] A are light is said to have broken in upon the con ferences at TROEPAC, which has had Mr rject of throw ing Lord Srrw►lt into the shade. In COTTON GARDEN a tremeadovs flash struck the whole of the immaeulate I,AZEAFONI demo with fray; and, it is said, they did not rccorer their speech till they were safely landed on the other aide the Chowne/. The Spasm of the House of Commons was so much alarmed at the appearance of these fi g hts and Lora Lasaint's Blue Deril, with one of the attendant Genii, called the Mack Rod—that nothing could in duce him to eclair. his seat and in spite of the in traaties and remvastrenees of the Members, he quitted, it, without saying rood hoe. Upon this, Mr. Tit:u ser facetiously observed, it seas sot the first tints in that House he hall witnessed the absence of libels ' ?Ananias: -~: feria! - - - gloom of I -• Ministerial Press, and of the more operative - At Cif ROYAL ACADRIST the Aurora Borealis has . Igns of the seditious and 4 0 e the One h . .leri, and the encroachments Ina abuts of Waled * winter's day, the ardour of her blajesty'e friends ena bl e d t h e stu d ents to di scover t h e superlative:differ sever appeared more bright and animated than on stein once (is • • nal power on the other." • la po in t of i n t eres t ) between Portrait PaiatiNf I Extract of a letter, dated Manchester, Dec. 16.-••• last occasion. an d Hi e t ur i ca l C fore ,u • lectures on the forer . Th e . etta t aare • e t y 1 42 1. party h int see a l most got The Mayor, Recorder, and Deputation of other w ill, t h ere i s no sto doubt, be ORM reptatrd. of the corporation of the city of Rochester. ( one to the highways to obtain signatures to their a members At the the Counts:a office on the sth of December. a I dress. Although it professes to contain the 'esti previous to their going to Brandenburgh-honse yes - most asefirt visitatien of this Natural phenomena took ' meats of Manchester and its vicinity only, they him Print, waited upon Lord Sidmonth with a petition to place, which had nearly proved fatal to that tirtuors procured names fram Bury, Bolton. and even Pres:- his iiiajesty, praying biro to dismiss his hltuist,•rs. journal. The progress of the light was a; rested by ton--using for that purpose all the arti fi ces tnat io- The King of Spain has issued a Decree, suppres i s , i h n i g s irarrrag a large . hole - in all ;he papers issued. Its 1 trieue and interest could suggest. After all this, you the pension granted to Don Alvarez de Toledo. 'effects on the 'proprietor:, as related by aby slender, must not be surprised to hear that they have twisted ,Spariard has attempted to impose upon different was truly wonder:N." "Srestr looked karma r i their numbers to 2,000 or 3,000. They actually gO Calsinets, particularly upon the Emperor of Russia, 1 STIII**Tr•-/rittr and 31•Deart—prophrtic.•' ' round from house to house, and are striving as bald by the grossest impostures. Since the arrest of the King's Valet de Chambre, Bassengol, not a day has The celebrated portraits of the Allied Sovereigns by as if their existence depended upon it." passed without new arrests, which are founded, it is Sir Tilos*, LAWRENCE, have beneath the iiiflueuce of : Last week a rtrquisition. being presented to ,situ 'said, upon the declarations made by that individual. thew lights displayed a brilliancy of expression that , Mayor of Launceston, to call "mi Vatting," flirt the The most incredulous begin to be convinced of the ex has quite astonished the artist. 1 purpose of addressing his Majesty, his Worship on ' istence of a plan, we will not say of counter-revolu- The mist dreadful consequences resulted from these vened " a Meeting," but of what descriptiol we are Nos, but of disorganisation and massacre--a plan set lights to Lords Lsvoresia Le and DONOGGIIAIeke. ; left to guess, for the 6th instant. At that time Oki rat sauna attended, and an address which had on foot by persons who know the impossibility of its who, on passing down Parliament-street, had flied execution, but who believe they shall have attained their est? intensely on the Treasury , when a sadder I prepared at hea d q uart e r s was p ro po sed and ad . their object, if they can succeed in making it • topic „flash produced Misdates and stupor, from which they The promoters of this measure, however, hoe! opt I been successful in obtaining, signaturin to it. Os a of conversation at Troppau that blood flows in Spain. are never likely wholly to rtecteer. very great proportion of t h e inhabitant* have itedated Yes: blood must flow, since the patience of Govern- Mr. CANNING is said to have observed these fights to went is abused with so rourh obstinacy ; but that at Paris, and thinking thews &minors, hastened home APign l'' Society, similar to the English D r f cl i ng , ChA , blood will be legally and promptly shed ; and, far .to take care of Place and properte. The Right Hon. has recently been established at Stockholm, under the from being a loss, it will be a gain to the country, Gent. is, we believe, rather sleeper . ethions of late. since with that blood it will acquire the tranquillity The effect of these luminous meteors upon a direction of Count Schwerin. a priest, at Suitt- This 'Society has for its oirjact. .4.4, 1 --po r eovecisent of Osten; to which its true children are entitled.---(Gozette de learned LORD, who has twig felt himself in a eery ; b y t h e di 1 of • France.)scam ealassesesse relittim. tO illgiikal doubtful s t e t s, lots been the teal ottslionoials o f all economy, and which baryon might to be. diblibehtted Letters and papers from the Cope of Good Rope i ndpm I upon by the ► administration. 'see have been received to the I:itia October. The animo- "- ' "It al . Use chefs s has *alreisly The Ent/vs of a Ministerial .Vorising Paper was I been held •itisto be rypemrd ever t s lat. The oily which had prevailed among some of the settlers so much alarmed at the appearance of these meteors, Society already eonsistsdf seetlyildikimb amosget from Great Britain,•at Algae Bay, had almost entirely that he blocked up his house from top to bottom; and , whom are. !pen remarkable .for her learning.. and othsided. SiriL S.•Doskin, Governor at the Cape neither he nor his journal have been free from gloomy 6 ling the ailliaMa otilliblia tittat 4 hulatitt- In the absence of Lord H. Somerset, had issued a Pro - I clausation in consequence of the increase of popala appiotliesseions of despondence e , er since. ' f Nk. Or Vamg ,Nragee.owchtrasacbluesy BO *le et h e ties is ration* parte, of the colony. appointing certain , at graft actress (ender the influence of the lights), the it. note. an sold* hey* hvn complemilere o Heusreeden, or Magistrates, for the more prompt ad• has been decoyed on board the let.acr by an Amen. :Pin'. and nintl one million sad a half are p*iatof; , nsinletratiou of justice. Similar persons have been can. This event is said to have Orem her great PAIN. , 7 4), "" rot day ate made off. end the isseetgiC it 0 . nominated to tedminiater justice iu the new settlement It is onpected, however, that she will be released by Bank imnoges ab0bt . 419.00114 to that there are plenty at Alcoa Bay. :.. -.. " • the insolvent privateer. of Out** now really ;! bat it 'it said the &rah.* In o rot AU tinning, we have inserted the The light fingered gentry have lately lightened ordered the nensberiag thane etc,. br intiOnnetY ; tondo:Me l :ails of the proceedings i t that eetranr• many a light heart a their tight tack, by °pan ddy consequently, it eriil.l6lte a coniudpiOdejlibe;)~, dinar, case of a breach of promise of marriage, the trial light. This, it most be confessed, is making trry they are completed. 1 lie St soimtkeealas reed, fie of which occupied for several days the Court of Common li g ht of the Uwe, sad will, we hope, in time place the working, bat the larger once are ntig ha on nridl4l4 Pleas, in Dublin. lathe course of the above trial, t h e4 l.. /perpetrators in a proper light. state. . • feudans's counsel .(Wie Ilublin Beaming Post informal' Certain loyal Adaressert in the city hive become • th MnidaY• Samue l*Owen en 4 AlogOier- 1 0 1- us) made a speech' which kept Tilt Cotter in ewstinseil so mash ilarmedlar the frequency of these lights. that Illiit°2 wets stied Win" the tillioet 01 . 1 1 • roars of laughter; end the Jury ultimately gsvotelObl. they bees applied tee the keeper of Allergies for toe at Whilibuillii, on a thief , l“ lillatteablealani ll a s al i Ze disarm, although the defendant under his one &did, nee of the-end Stoat room, as being -meet, coogenial. CaPIIT* mitt Edinburgh,, abd PIO: r* had Seed thee at NM. We should not ranurlfMron to their use and psalmist, and less likely to .ha • ban - the . gassing of eentemee. it at( ' • sir ithli circumstance. wore it not that a eertailm Isheriesm of _._ by itetitri. *lto snort -over food of 04 bordshies, informing Asa that &milieu `er,. tint ilsteritingdosn, celebrated for his florid speeches has I''''. • a teem. aft , t.b•Pial lb* 0 001 ,; • . . illAvisiol "- Beaty radio,. .. • . liaison occasion, more than once, to.snake tomparisoos The 'steamboat of St. IlisegareN,•Weiseininster, 10 tended la tits* %Ilk Thy ~ .. fle. "4:46•*- beteretn Ireland and this country. ens theorem 0 wet retie, ; of coarse esieg the preferenee to his own natal folly desermined none shall oniirhtr4 his patithieneri eland allidiohnigh o; the .71A ' Ihmeati neat. . . soil. A surd coar se this the on Gm fellelluf donor. lines bigwig. The Incumbent makes light el the pas ci • Oa WAnkusulae .moslaings(OSlP , 3 Not DiMpssi, • mild aria* la tire of dettewiag, which he toVterlviN will•throir se Theta Pi , 111 , 0 0 2 WO.. tilet• dAs sow new light epos the m subject . Thiik matter is ekpected . lawlawt aW 4 . 0 4. •minvrnii. to Mute teeth to the great delight a Ihere111011“. eat to . die etiodlig * *lgnee at • Iliet.. the keg eirimh - • - -z :. fisbw?at;. . AAlTt . ftitllv 11 1 .90%. 401 0* . I *ltilutd , l eismoseringeop; l " 1.4. , • . tip *pp iglitiliP. .. V.: . 4 101 60 0 .. milli = . 0 .....*- . .. tl h. t Is -AL: 041 L relioi .. - , - -d' ..- ..."•:, .1-t-r.alai ' 9 .• 7 , o l ~4 4 , Isgs a ,g,tesor ..,m t .e ' -11. i •• ' - -..'s '• ' • I .' -'.. • "•;* l's s, , . 'is 4ea 4 I ,N•limmpul.... .1 Mr" R.l 1 ;"