The Statesman. — London, England, 1818-11-13 00:00:00

EW ,~a~r - ~' - . — r 't; ▪ debt. Be then , repeated, with remarks soiled to in Germany, has been rejected , Iris view of the question, the various eases cited by this principle as an inviolable Iris bcpther Bullock. Ile next- adverted to the Sib reed by.the spirit of joss end 9 . h of William That Statute had never re. ttitiyitcterites them, have decid, reive.l the construction now given to it. The Statute *Mid enjoy -the revenues of in fact had only said that one should have interest [day , of evietion (dispesseesion), where it was legal. At any late it was ant fur them,' with joy the hearts of a n •fter the lapse of a century, to introduce by thiA., l6-i ' 4 " -- . Statute a principle which would overthrow the in /at iable. practice of the Court of Chancery. Mr. Serjeant bee denied that be could recover the infertil, qui.. tract, upon assumpsit. Clime JUSTICE.— Do you mean the same organise, to apply to all creditors, as well as the petitioning creditor? s • Mr. Serjeant Ifura.ocre.—.l am certainly not aware of any distinction. That intermit was not Blowsy! ! given as damages, appeared manifestly from the pram, tice of Courts, to refer to thole Officers to calculate the debt and interest. But his brother's construction, of the Statute was most eatraordinary. The Statute. had only provided that legal interest should be due What the creditor heti previously possessed, an ex, press St.-tete gives to biro es a boon. No other in- * stance of such Statutory absurdity could be found in; the whole range of Statutes. The Statute was most explicit, and whatever inadvertence might hitherto. have taken place on the subject, their Lordships • could not, in the fare of such a Ststote, refuse to admit the debt. This would not invalidate the prac tice of Chancery ; damages would not be admitted as debt, .but definite, proamible, Statutery. debt would be recognised as debt. CHIEF J1.16TICS•••••••The Greet „will,cieweiketke case ited certify. . • I am x ; .10 FRENCH PAPERS. ) . 4 1 " • ...". 1 110 11 .""" {To 9.—Yesterday, before Mess, the e I; et a private audience, the Duke de ;, the Spanish Ambassador, who ilea from his Sovereign. the King received the Ministers, Mar- &c. fro Copenhagefi, of the 27th of October, very violent earthquake was felt in Ice. lasted ten minutes, accompanied bX , after which Recta made some irrupt sea was exceedingly ggitated. 'ht that the Duke of Richelieu will return ',hat:Pelle to Paris, on the 15th or 16th of this month. The Prince de Talteyrand, who since the close of the watering season, has been at his estate of Valets. Nay, is expected at Paris on the 13th or 14th. "!' CADIZ. OCT, 20.-IVe are assured that the three fßossian frigates that arrived here on the 12th of this 4eienth, will be ithmediately equipped for sea. Their -vittatinetion is not known, but it is probable that they' -will be employed to clear the seas of the Insurgent. cruisers, who destroy all the Spanish commerce. The Minister of Merino is still here, to accelerate the pre •paralions of the grand expedition, which it is supposed -4sefeetined for Menne Ayres ; hot the preparations{ ,proceed slowly, although every disposable resource Ise • rerriptoyed. Fears are entertained that it will remain 'fora long time in our harbour, and that eventually the original project will not he completed, but that fewer troops will be conveyed than it would be de. likable to send. 111Aniun, 00.17 —The persecution against 'Garay (-maim/vit. - Four days hence he was deprived bf hia place as Director of the Canal of Arragon, by • Decree of M.•Eguia, Minister of War. But we are informed it war again restored to him yesterday, on the representation of the Marquis de Casa Irujo, First Secretary of State, who jostities the firmness of character that is attributed to' him. AtIP.OURGII, Nov. 2 -.-It s understood that the new Wirten,berg Constitution is finished, and that it will shortly be publiihed by order of'the King. • A new Diet Is to be cenroked, it is said, for the I.t of March nest, to be elected according to (he mode established by the new Constitetion,'whicii will be immediately after its publicatilin 'tarried into effect without being submitted for the acceptance of the Diet. w 11... :4` • .. . those provinces which !ilia many. • • - ` :t AIX-LA•CiIArELLII4 Nov. --. keit ili • 110 in not E n to 13Iussnit commanded Count Urban lit P'- n not been • ~. , Me Netherlands his regret at his invitation. Nov. 8 —His Majesty the to this city to.day with Ms It is affirmed that the Congress sideration the fate of nispoleoo. w int.- ALI=LA•CiIA, uI 1 9, '1 1 ./.• • • y (PRIVATE CORRES' • 1 • MOnnav, NOT. 9.—'i here of any change in the mai_ Russia to leave Aix-la-Chapel; 16th vtir 16th. He has giten Any fa rther•ase of his house 'stem are employed in bringii tore to his hotel in town, 6,10 to the proprietor of t had be-en there provided ment of winter. M. Bennet den, had this morning an Majesty, which lasted a ()tic d'Attgouleme, who is provinces, is expected here turn the compliment which and King of Prussia pail jesty by their late visit to In picot of. Austria has been the habit of frequently takin, in the neighbourhood of the Pauline, in the centre of pyramid, erected in 1811, Is; la-Chapelle, in commemoratii ficence by which Pauline 1 Bonaparte, merited their gre the baths that year. His himself for some time on thi in his hand, lie visited lai short distance from town, to the Monks of Le 'Frappe, still occupied by six saintly living there in the foil enjoy of its severe discipline,' ' 1 I have seen a letter from It rather en aluming acconot reditary Prince of that electo. bis father, the old soldier-selling much anxiety about his fate. can refer you to a faithful poi excelleut work, from which quoted, entitled An Autumn ,Ishabitants of the electorate Regency, as the grandson of is only a youth of 16, stud y Leipsic. It was stated some time diction was here; and it was , made a very short stay. TI departure is now known. her visit should neither be gernee..l , 1 nn ' 4 .;.•~ . .1 FLANDERS MAIL I 13Rutsrts, Nov. B.—The fete which his Mojetty lorterids to give to his august visitors, at the Town Hall, is fixed for nest Wednesday. The nest day, Thursday, these *ill be a charming fete at the Theatre lb the Perk. Nov. 9.—The fete at the Town Holl.the day after to-morrow. will be very brilliant-7011 persons are invited. Ilia Majesty the Emperor Alexander is 's pected to-morrow from Aia-la-Chapelle, whence he iliterided to set out to-day. The King of Prussia will arrive soon after: It seems, that after the fetes, which ere preparing here, the Sovereigns will return tb Alx-la.Chapelle, where it is believed their stay Willleprolonged for some time, on account of the etroltiplielty and importance of the subjects which re- Main to be treated of at the Congress. Nov. la—The Theatre Royal was fast night ex tremely brilliant. At three o'clock the doors were already thronged by an immense crowd, and soon after the Theatre was crowded almost to suffocation ; above 1500 persons, to their great regret, could not obtain admission. The whole Royal Family, as well as her Majesty the Empress Downer of Russia, the Grand Duke Michael, and the Illustrious Strangers who are here, honoured the Theatre with their wp m armee. The Danish C)ntingent returning from France will pass through this city in six columns, which will ar.. rive on the 12th, 1 lth, 16th; lElth, 20th, and TN oc, this month, and take the nod of Matinee and Aut. werp. The whole corps consist of 190 °Seers, and 3,430 subalterns and privates, with 1,234 horses. , The Russian Army began Os march to quit France ott - the 4th inst. Several colimns go towards Gteet s . whence they.will proceed to Dinaot and Liege. Before the 20th of this mouth all the foreign troop* will have quitted the French territory. The Menus of esvalry and the legions of infantry which, are corning to take possession- of the fortresses in French blunders, arrive successively in Picardy. I..rx:cc, Nov. 6.—The claim made in the name of I t he children of the I'iince of Wagram to be restored the estates, composing the datulions of their fattier r . . , '~~ .. _ It will be remembered-, thi sion concerning the author from St. Helene, at the time its England. The communicm Mediate!, the rah:deur of thr will throw much light on tht was published on the 15th oi that it has not reached Engle says he has received more tion of the Memoirs of Las The Doc d'Angouleme arr about a quarter past It o'cl , dines to-day with the King meet with the two Emperors, Ile was received on his arri , cers, and is lodged in the the Grand Duke Constantine a late hour last night. At there is a conference of the Prince ilardenberg, on the tion of therms for paying now said, that France wishes, ble prolongation than was when she made the applicai. case, Prussia, it is supposed, will not grant a very cordial consent. I shall transmit you the result of ibis conference to-morrow, or as soon as it' comes to my knowledge. So completely had the of fairs of France been considered as decided, that it said the protocols of the conferences on the subject had been sent on to Paris and London a few hours before the *trim' of the French Courier, this day se'enight. • The concert of Madame Catalani, last night, was nearly as numerously and as brilliantly attended VI her two former ones. The King of Prussia end Ids two sons were present in a sort of incognito. The' Princess of Tour and Tasis with her daughter, the Prince of Ilesse- Homburg, Count Erterfrazy antik' his wife, Prince Emilio' of Ilesse-llarmstadt, the Duke of Wellington, Count Beirtheion, the Duke el- Kichelieu, the two Aids-de-Camp of the Emperok' of Russia,, Prince Osawareff and , Gen. Chernicher,l wiskeppay,other persons of distinction, were like. (rise present. Lord Castlereagh neither attended the ,Concert last night, nor the party of Madame Lafoot en Saturday. I hare pleated myself with imagioing (if it is not a species of profanity t• Lintrodove so great and so venerable a name into tier mention of such trifles) that the lamented death ot,:. Sir S. Bemilly, the news of which has spread a gene . '' ral gloom ow . the English whom I have seen here, may hale been the laudable cause of hit absence.:. Both the Emperor , Alesainier and the Emperor e Austria burl been at the Hotel de Ville this more+ ing, to sit to Sir 'l', Laurence. An English Led? presented a manuscript Petition to the Emperme , Ileaander, (tit his entering the hall, which his Nlea l '.i tor iltecJelistj welted. The abject •t it I CORfil I not ic.rio.. . 1: . ~t: . 1 , 1 tir.alloill . . it; • , • '', . N. ;.. ..; i • . ; .* . ... . ./ i ‘,. tt . ; • ''. , i i fi 1 1 , 1 . , • • - • i . . , . •.,- 1 • 4 . i . ./ ~ ' 1 . • ; ! . . . , • • • • • 11, 1 1:'• , •' PA*Ol5, NOI t King' received, • t Ferman Nunez. ) voted a letter ft • 'Yesterday th Catoline!' .1411.fters from WIC, that a ver which li fivrifit noise lions : the sea it is thought from Aix-la-Ch ~::.,,.d *`'S r ~ _> --- :. r.~ appearing in the streets after 10 o'clock at night, without a light; sod the presence of a body ef ersil .lery and carabiueers, is still found necessary to keep 'them itt awe. The Emperor of•AurruUA does not go to Brussels. lie has commanded Count UKsNA , lo express to the King of the NETHERLANDS his regret at pot being able to accept his invitation. The private letters from Paris, dated Monday, re port theelosing price of the French Funds on that day at 69f. We. and that the market Was far from being considered in an improving state. A great sen sation bad been produced by the failliecoi one of the principal speculators, who was much relied on, and considered of high respectability, hat had proved unable to fulfil his engagements. The assistance af forded the holders of the reviles, it appears, had not proved so effectual as was espected : compulsory sales were still very numerous, and produced a cor responding effect on the market. Most of our Readers have doubtless paid some at tention to the trial of the BON/DITCHES for an alleged conspiracy to carry off and marry Mistt Gr.zarr,which look place at the last Assizes for the county of Dor set, though the offence charged occurred in Somerset, and for which nine persons were found guilty. This most estraordivary case was again heard in the Court of King's Bench en Tuesday last, upon the motion of Mr. SCARLM for a new trial; when the grounds adduced KM so stranitad so Clear; at to Induce the ••• • -.... . preparations of the Court, for tiwilikeption of the Emperor of RUSSIA, who was daily expected Croat Aix-la-Chapelle. The &SPAM Doweger, with the Archduke Micn•ig,..tladeltwady arrived With a mag nificent retinue, escorted by.the binge of ORANGE. .. who had gone to meet bar at .11611.Atchdoke A CONSTANTINS had also 0,04 4 :Vey Valis.. The . King of the NETnEttr.Axes,'ina ill tkelteyal Fa- l i mily, are now assembled at Drussellifiei4r, the sr- 1 rival of the Emperor- ALExANneit, his' mayor is to give • grand dinner of 800 covers, with * hall and supper in the evening.. Brawls was never known so -full of-strangers as at preseul, and great numbers of English are daily arriving there firm France. . The new cosy at Calais, from which the Eaglish t troops have embarked, is to be henceforth denomi- Ii noted the 46 Qatar of Liberation," in remembrance of an event, of which, it is said, every Frenchmen . j will preserve the recollection. In commemorating the present enicsation of their country by our irni.ps, they will do well to cnople it with the recollective li of what was said by an English Officer, upon a similar event, in former times. " When," asked a ' Frenchman %yid) a sneer, " will you visit OS sgsiti :7 ,-,-. 44 When" (replied the Englishman) " the taus Or ' ranee are are greater than those of England." The . 4 : King of PRUSSIA has traustnitted to the Mason •.:*.. F.ir of the Arrondissement in which the limel of his Moot ' jesty'a Embassy is situated, the saw of WOO frl"c4 fps the poor. . . 1 .The Casts of the Elgin Marbles tent to the Cm- perial Academy of Arts, at Petersburg!, for the use of the Studeute, tore not, as reported-, a present from Mr-. littituest, bet esecure4 by the order, and pit fur by his Escelleury the Roasts() Ambassador. f, 4 11'; ' ~_ oßneinychotn: g p f r al gsrt;:tifilllamli importance ilijj't .ii°Lsiipoietntetha bepliaerh::::-11;sen-oco:iieftii. r r=IigINW W.WII4/1* . - : Selir • ' ' s .I. . .1j .r . t. • THE STATESMAN . , , - - • - • Lett ; but in laying down t l t i li e e ad. condemnationr MC la eTOCKS Tilts DAY AT QtYI3,9ICirOCK. Ha Si 27 0c . , le ia_ ei i Able role, the So !reign', i t• t . K it 77 5 1 per 'l a cr o t is t" llln tee " stirs which so• . entSe bent tie 77elii an . 201 1-16 . * the Public, as l: shows th iter Buts it) 20 p possi e t o md , fried that all Ike - alone Pail, . j c u ee s ,, ,,c w e. ith T to h o e e much jrcute c i a t o s t n io r : • - .• ~ A i ,' *•• • eitmetrolos • 1 ;heir doiationalill - the -41° 1 '4 4 .rii" 78 ionY. 'This news will fill • _ .. persons, s, wa h l l k l s o p f p l a ir r e e:;:l h y oril e ys Plumber of brave men, of . - -----.• ----- ...' • - these ho p m e 6 h. VulaCe t . . . , - : ./01' . : I VY:, AN. ,e. "*- t rt a i llmi, v ie l 4" l.l. 7, \: I ___ t k- , lii : -----..:. .-- ,--:- -- - giniflrluenf c l e 6 ' ,- aiad who cen i l t to m u a l y da he l: P fr Pu itie lfa ds, !w the u p ti r d osfet er tbs . tors, —who admitted she had written one letter to her v. 4.—The Emperor # ;;;;..; - 5 ,.. a -aar.,;;;--.7.... - 7.......—0. - -- . - . - .. z.. - .. .....-_,;. , 0..... 0 11i e ll il l i i ;ese n t i o s t M he aje li s . t i y ng h o is f " . " . " .. 4' ` "4"4"1 .; 1 ; 1414111AN s ----- 01 , ti t-- - t. ...--;•-a;,,-- - .-' toter, &thing him to procure a morriage-li cenie it not being able to accept ' „ .. - , , . , .., m m c t . .1197:',) t. : asserting herself to bie twenty years of age, • tent:risit: - 1 and i sh, i AO•l• .. • , - seder -...” •,. =•:•• • Jr on the night of her elepernent, or forcible hd • ' a Get i" as it has been called, stole down the stairs o f h st e King of Prussia returned ' :,'` =, .: STATE drivite run; .' - son Prince aeries. uncle's house with a whisper, when sh e 'ht s-- agrees has taken illtet con- Her MAJESTY towiritlo noes, Yestiersliy • wet more stormed the whole family with a scream , m o d e toig Mare deco. . ... ; composed, but her eshaustiod'shas to great, that she remained throughout the remainder of the day, to • --.-- .so strong impression upon our miuds when we first p s , ••=l,a, :' all appearance, totally unconscious. 'lisp,' the report ,of the trial. The ci rcumstances as further detailed and supported by the 01493 of ef• 2PEILE. " , ~. - It ! to •.• ' e --,. t'i •, -'4 ,-.Tel - This morning the following Bulletin was issued : '• Kew Palace, Nov. 13. davits submitted by 'd r, SCARLETT o n Tuesdays have much increased our first impressi on o f this sod. ESPONDENCII4- , ' . o The Quite had WNW steep In the night, and her MAJESTY era is as yet an ilsdicetion appears to outer less to-day than she did yesterday. ter, as they have no doubt doue ou th e yolk ta w lotion of the Emperor of (S•gord) •• F. Id 1 LNIAN." pelte for Brussels on the --.11110..-- in general. Miss CLEW' testimony is contradicted by A y n up all idea of making affidavits of persons who speak Co the facts of k w By an article in another column, it will be observed ein thecountry. Work. I hat the two ships composing the expedition for the Ong a part of the fume. discovery of a North- West Passage to the Pacific Ocean„ ~. . familiar intercourse with JA)ms B owDi .1. and he has made a pre.TCH, m oil the wood and coal which have returned after a fruitless attempt to penetrate her being et places, the christening for instance, whiii i she deities having beets at ; and the affidavits of 4, against the commence- through Behring's Straits past the American Continent. tett, the Minister of Ra. Captain Moss's dispatches reached the Admiralty yes_ Ins of franks ut the Post-office and of notes at audience of his Imperial terday morning, and the account to which we allude, considerable time. The the Batik, depose as to the fact of the three letters may be considered as a demi.official summary of their t s visiting the evacuated two of which Miss GLEN!" denied she wrote, bei ng , , e ,.. un . niotrow, to se . contents. We hope, however, that the whole, in. • all alike use. hand-writing. This kind of Widest* 4 the Emperor of Russia formation acquired by this nationnt effort will be 1: .. of coarse, could not be received, as it could nothe • iJ to his Catholic Ma. laid before the Public in a Gazette, sii die results of laid befor e . the Jury ; but we must observe, that he Thuilleties. The E t "' other expeditions are. It is said that CaPiain ROSE n for some time past in almost remelted the latitude of . . 780, sod traversed t h e upon this lind of evidence persons' lives are a l most ng a promenade to a wee d every day taken AIM'. We know not whethe r thi s whole of Davis ' s Straits, and found inhabitants, b u t • city, called le Bosquet de be a consideration . for ieriesL.-we might be escuml which there is a granite could not discover the smallest opening sufficient to i i mag i n i ng i ~ n t a raw 'no s e* important one ; but iii, ay the inhabitants of Aix- admit the entrance of a ship. Science has, however, most necessary, we think, that before Juries wee. Li" " f s o m e acts of be"e* derived some advantage, as he has been enabled to porghese, the sister of tore upon a verdict of condeamation they sh in ed stitude during her stay at trace the line of coast with greater accuracy, and to I have every possible means of forming a cornet • m a j esty, i t is said, seats alter the positions which had been assigned to it in all' judgment laid before them. Miss GLENN, it ammo . he pedestal, with a book the Charts.Travellers by sea &swell as by landsee strange is a young Lady of great sensibility, so geniis - 10 ast week a convent, at a sights and sometimes tell strange stories. Among she could be run away with without her makings which formerly belonged tbeextraordinaries of the voyage, is theiliseavery of the di sturbance , foun d very great until she that to le, and a part of which is nation in the Artic region, who live upon ice, who the humble individual who was willing to tak '. y brothers of that order, tt „ neat et= all the austerity never tasted the fruits of the earth " who " never •- . i without a fortune, would seriously offend those i had an enemy," and " whose Chiefs had hitherto sap. whom she otherwise depended. It seems also • ~. Mesas-Cassel, which gives posed themselves the monarchs of the universe." native of the Island of Sc. andthat her : .., • Vincent's, tof haboaseettit of the He. H oppy -- - people ! it is fortunate they are so coolly si- ' Mr. TuccErT, the prosecator 9 is a Gentleman at. tctorate. He is too like lusted, for they may yet hese enemies enough. How Bar. We wish it to be • Doderstosid, that we notice selling Elector, to excite If 1 remember right, i all this was learnt by their visitors we have yel to be this case solely on public grounds. We hold fee* , •. portraiture of bath, in an informed by some narrative that shall— reputation se lender, that we think vindictive pre* 'you have more then once " Amaze the wise, nod make the stupid stare," cations in favour of them, by no meters the 'bes met on the Rhine. The —4.— . L mode that can at all times be adopted with ativalbe .. e are in great WV/ of a Paris Papers to the 10th inst. and !delis .frnm to the fair object. of the reigning sovereign Flanders have arrived. It is forinally. aneoeiteed that , • lying at the University of the Roaaie n army has commenced Its march le eve. . , cuate France, endthat by the 4011einet. the wimle of I ego, that Madame Mon- , business with the PKINCS: REG . ENT ila Carlton-house. , s afterwards said, that she the Allied troops will have quilted the French terri. Parliament was•yesterday further prorogued, br The reason of her rapid tory. The business of the Congress of Ais r la.Cha. writ to the 29th Of December. The Loan CUAN4 The Police took care that yells will, it is expected, have terminated about the , Lord _4IIIMM/it' sat in the ilou•eof s very long nor vesy den- . 'rise fate same time. o f NAPOLEON is stated to have Ic/Zeir:ri.,o,nalaidndthe been taken into consideration. Has it been deemed Clerks and Messengers of the Co. nshat there was much discus- mons attended se the Representatives of that House. advisable to get up a plot from St. Helena to meet r of the Manuscript sent Yesterday morning an immense quantity of stork ne of its first publication the consideration of this subject at the Congress?— was thrown upon the market, end Consols hag fallen to 78. Money is exceedingly scarce , sod go 1 • icatien inclosed from M. Intelligence of the recent advice, from St. Hei- ne Memoirs of Las Cases, l ens b beenßs sent off to Lord CASTLERAGII bills pay 5 per cent . On 'Change - a great ' mo'n' i 9• capitalist gave 6000 guineas to receive 30.000,' x' Plat subject. As the pip" Three Russian frigates, which recently arrived et Consols were done at 80 en or before the Aciesab , • of August, it is surprising [and before. Ni. is i urherd Cadiz, are equipping, with the intention, it is sup. day, the 2Gth inst. materials for a continua- posed, of proceeding on a cruise sunhat the Insurgent The Archduke MAXIMILIAN of Aust r ia , and tike s at Cases. privateers. FERDINAND VII., faithful to his wonted arrived in Newcastle from Sunderland, and vial ed St. Nicholas church, tbe castle, &c. this travelling rrived here this afternoon. vacillating policy, is said to have seinstated GARAY On Thurs. lock. His Royal highness in the Directorship of the Arrsgon Canal, from carriages are very plain and unassuming. of Prussia, where he will day his Imperial Ilighnesv arrided at Altiwick Castle, which he was so recently dismissed. The new Con- where he was received with a grand salute, and a re, and all the Ministers. stitution of I=l;irtemberg is to be carried into e ff ect peal of bells were rung on the occasion. 94 Sa- ival by Prussian staff-offi• house lately occupied by without submitting it to the acceptance of the People turday afternoon his Imperial Highness arrived at or their Representatives. A Diet in the new m o d l the Royal Hotel, Prince's-street : the Archduke was ne. Mr. Baring arrived at e immediately waited upon by the LORD novas; the moment I•m writing, is to be convoked, on the lit of March next. Ministers, at the hotel of The the Loan ADVOCATE, General Hors, Rear-Admi. , ' state of civil commotion into which the Swiss CRlpii rat OTWAY, &C.-11is Imperial Ilighoess declined , e subject of the prolongs- ' the contributions. It is of Friburg hes been thrown by the stepid att em pt having a geard of honour, 'as he travels lump , es a much more censidera- of its Magistrates to r+ viva the order of the Jesuits under the title of Count Ravpsetso.—(Edinburgh -, • - vas at first understood still continues. The inhabitants a r e i n t er di c t e d f rom Courant ' ) -,. • -,- -.- 1 . i lication. If this be the I i A private letter from Broliedetiwodelee the Vol • appearing in tire streets after 10 o'clock at night. i ----a1...._ f ak.. 1`.....• 4-...- a5k.5,.....,.....ri—t that . ~ p ~ ~ ~! _. _t C ;...