The Statesman. — London, England, 1810-08-31 00:00:00

,;;,,;le Frenchman. Here Ftlionsmtb W. wits the toast of the day, *Mitt the health of KING j olt ni and 111% Imperial Brother was rapturously dro•ik by their opponents. This display of at. petiole:it to the cause of an usurper led to the disinis,al from office, with the exception of two or three individual., of every Frenchman employed that part of his Catholic Mijesty's dominions. Arneric3n Letters say, that the United States We an agreeable prospect of opcniug an hater.. course with the South of Spain. Tut Spanish Curtest were to meet at the Isle of Leon oti the 15th instant. It is to be hoped they, „Hi ma ke some material Mentions in the miaow Government ; for nothing caw lictiore Imbeeirti oori more suspicious than their condest. Theiiireatoval, o f their very best Officer, Geactal BL l sas t from the command of the army, to pat a traitors of c v , TANO , itt . his stead, has given indoor alarm. to, every patriot Spaniard. • His Maje,ty's shipt Renard and Sh.ld'iofie are . ordered to proceed from Sheerness with some trans. ports to the island of Aitholt, in thel.l.ilte. They take out with them& Colleetav, Chit4Ohicer, from as a statiohary Officer the Custwas at Sheerness, t ic re. The l‘suoi.r Cot.r.tx-roa will have busi. nest motet to do with hi% lasportt at this depiSr t but limn hit Erportt will take up little of his time, sa that the birth may be considered as Snug es A cartel arrired un Tuesday 144 at Dartmouth, fromdi. brungitt two America* (footle. wen with dispatches from Gee. Ater/sox* to Mr. PINIL4ET, but we do not find that assy depatchte ' , r ivet' by it relative to the vichawie el prieomere. The reported general insurrection is Navarre appears to be nothing usury than the Coronation of some COTa of actITC pirdzsns. The ss , ertion that Baron Kowa has escaped from /Prance, and arrived in this country, is wholly des. dialed foundation. _ _ --- Some persons insist that Lord WELLINGTON is fulling buck, and others that MAIM:NA is retreat. lag. If su, it is the best possible means that can be prom! to prevent she effusion of human blood. Viscount GALWAY was presented to the KING on Wednesday by Lord Gamstse, at which time he tisliverei to his Maiteerir the tied. and. Or.. der of the Bath belonging to the lame Viscount. Lord mid La GUT, and all their family. have hews visaing the Lakes of Westmoreland, and spent tram! days at Low Wood, at the banks of Winder. L em They are now on their way to Louden. Among the conseany thereat present are, the krince Of °RAMIS ) Lord W. Goatiow, the Earl of &oar. soar, &C. • 11 1 There are some passages in the speech.of - Lord 7tloutPr in the /louse of Lords its 170,, that doe; ve attention. "In former time., when Pdr liainents were short and frequent, the lUembers of ihm. House of Conebons constantly received their nags from their twenties and heronehs, and tot ms ot the poorer boroughs petititioed lobe excused o sending Members on account, of t heir Charge; b.it now the case was so altered, that 15001. and 20001, and lately 70(0I. was 's price that men paid to be entrusted. It was to be hoped /h.. charity of these worthy persons, and their seal fur the public inters*, bad induced them to beat this ex rocas ; but it were better to be otherwise ; there llring a Wintry English proverb, that. men who buy dear cannot lire by selling cheap. It was oweog t the pampa of thc Prince, and the virtue of the Members, his Lordship said, that 'daces and pen tium, bumpers sod employments, and gifts and . money, had not been °tiered and accepted; fur to toeing the Government to the model of that of France, Denmark, &c. where the will of the Ps nee has taken place of the laws. Though this could nut be dreaded from inch a good Prince (Cu tetra II.), and such virtuous Members, yet, observed his Lordship, how easily might it be doue, under such Princes and such Houses. of Commons as might exist, if lung and continued Parliaments should be allowed fur law." The Revolution pre 'mites' the evil which Lord Momonpredicted—but his remarks apply with nn little force to the present times, when the Croen has so much more to uffcr. Mr. FARQUHARSON and Mr. RacuAnD POLLEN, have undertaken fur a very considerable 'mo p to kill lift, brace of partridges on the is& of SFetember, and hive chosen Mr. FARQUHARSON'S Manor at Grenville, to decide it upon. No event has probe. by occasioned so much interest in the spurting world es the present.—B e tti sig OE f f iu tile.;rr. _avour. Egg Races Attished yesterday. and the spurts have been the worst ever witnessed ou that course. The Handicap Plate yesterday, was won by Gussrd.y, sad for the is o great races, the Cup and the Magna' Charts Stakes , the coarse was walked over, by the %toe er to dedion, a horse low on the list of itecoed raters. The present mode of educating boys entitled to a fortune, is to have them first instructed kow to drive • gig, next a curriele, and great will be the attilevement if they cams accomplish four.in.hand. They may afterwards, if their wise parents thiuk it, be instrect r al in /paling alit! reading, but if they cannot mutant either, after they exhaust their fur. Mies, they may make tolerable hackney-coachmen 'fhe remains of the late Lleutenant.Colnnel *aims, of the s6lh regiment, abuse death was ed:cazionctl by a most melancholy accident, which Ws some drys since announced, were deposited in the church at Farnhews, on Tuesday, the 28th in. starer. lu hint the service has lost a most valuable and promising Officer, w bile the gloom which per.. *gird thc town and neighbourhood of Partiliarn, wherein he had resided fur nearly the last two years, tufGeivistly proved the high estimation in which the private virtues of this amiable young man was held. Among the many respectable cher:is:tem who et teudmrti the funeral procession, we noticed General Sir ET RR Coon, who, having early diatininished his great merit, and proved through lifebiantaitni friend sad Plum, pitid thio tem sad - ltribialsOlt regard Its I - _ E GE It.IJAN P4PERS. [ARRIVED Tn,s PANsCoNA, JULY 16.—The Servians are making extraordinary preparations fur this campaign ; they even employ force to compel the young men 'to march, who do not •oluntarily come forward., The principal &Trine corps, under the orders of the Com mander in Chief, is posted above Deligrad, and around Banja. Another, commanded by P. Do. brim's, has united with the Russians near Peru- Polanka. A third remains in observation along the Drina. The garrison of Vista consists of from 6 to 7000 men.--(Abeille dr Nerd, Aug. 17). BERNE, Ave. I. Her Weil the Queen of Holland arrived on the 26th of JAI, to Lausenne, l ' under the name of Mattienh i psisiiiii4l; This , Princess set out the following day, •a; 410. o'clock in the morning, for Secheroa r issor Gamin. We flatter ourselves that her Majesty will raters baffle in a few days with her august mother ) her penis! Majesty Josephine.— (Same Paper,Awg.l4.) Bose, JULY .entire kuntbce of the Swiss troops in the sender of. Fraosthentatounted last spring to 11,686 mea l in which is included two bet taboos of prisoners nt: war, /PO dims, and 216 Soldiers, who are eMploYfid:lo recruiting. Ph* expences incurred this . rßerniting amount, it is .pretended, to moots tkaa,: 11,000,000 francs.— (Same Paper.) BANES OF Tice Mats!, Ave. 2.—The following are some details which have reached us :from Paris, respecting the unfortuuate Aresiz tlie.ffutel. of Prince Schwazenberg : " The Emperor and Empress had seitreely te. tired at the commencement of the telbelt, when the crowd precipitated itself towards the three doors, a hich led from the hall. It is impossible' to form 311 idea of the despair and terror which seized upon every bud;, when the cry of save himself who Cali was heave; they crowded together, they ran against beach other, some persons were trampled under foot— the lestres, the ceiling, the beams fell, and wounded the unfortunate, who issued frightful cries. The heat muses:Wm glasses and lustre*, with which the hall was decorated, to eraek with an explosion 'es load as that of a pi,tol. Prince Kurakin was thrown down by a lustre, which broke his arm, and in this con.lition its as trampled upon by those who endeavoured to save themselvie. • Many ladies experienced the same fate; °there were overtaken by the flames, which set their robes of gauze and lace on tire, and either consumed or da. maged them. A great number of ladies made their escape to the garden ahno,t naked, and hid them. Wolves in the thicket, ; many wished to sue thane' selves by a hole which the fire had made in the wall, but not being able to find the passage were buret to death or suffocated. They reckon the number of persons who perished at front 60 to 70. Diamonds and jewels to the amount of many millions were lost -te the tumult. Prince Kerakin had fa his hat a skerb solitaire, estimated at 00,000 francs, Wbfais ,lie lost, as well as : his epaulets, worth 800,000 (pees; besides, et the moment he . was thrown down be was nearly. losing the finger on which he wore a superb ring in brilliants. It is suspected that many per. Ilona were at this fete who were -met ifteised„ov.:.. (Same Paper, Aug. 10.) BANKS or Tee MAIN, AUG 17.—We rieedlh the Pre:burg Ga:elle, the following article=-'t The Emperor * Napoleon perceiving, when the Empress want through the superb gallery of pictures at Paris, that the sight of those representing the battle eet Ma. rengu and Austerlitz caused her some emotion, itntne diatt iy gave orders fur these two picturea to be taken away, when her Majesty returned back they were no . longer there.—(Sante Paper, Aug. 17.) TettsTe, Jots 9.—Wu are authorised to an. nounce that the trade with Turkey will be opened in a few days. . Government has taken the tneasuies best calculated to favour it. Magazines and depots will he established at Carlstadt, at Sissek, and other places. This trade offers incalculable *dna. taps. —(Same Paper, Aug. 10.) EXTRACT OF A LETTER FROM ODESSA, DATED JULY 6. 44 . We are inclinetl i tn ..think that peace will shortly be concluded between the Russians and Turks, by means of the cession which this latter Power will make of the country situated on the l left bank of the Danube. The Porte must, it I says, be convinced that it never can, notwithstand. big all its efforts, rts.conquer Moldavia. Odom must evidently desire peace, although the prosperity of its commerce, in consequence of the very ad. vantsgeoes situation of this town, is still kept up, 1n spite of the war."—(Abielle du Nord, Aug. 10.) The Duchess of Yoan Ws now about 170 dogs et her seat at °Atlantis, of various breeds and fereut countries, and there are five periOtle kept to Iced and take care of them. When they die she has coihns made fur them, and thee, are burled in different pirts of the pirk p bpi pattiCularly in the inclosed part, 'where the celebratZ4 gnats. is, and stouts are ',Need with - theft r7dasii et) bac, which was the Duchess's particular fatio l erite t . she haring biought the animal tti this C4ittity Oith bet, Is the following inscription • . - TO TilL MEMORY Oita Here Jolla rests, and c.eb day, Her M 'Awns sere w *Of grove with ilkradh o , • • bloustOug bar death, w NOM hilleirlia/O . )1 &ill vele,' eft the luseevlbe bows. L e i From Oresauest 14 bereave Brace " Semmes* Err Ann (tad n m 60 o nts , tist r itrieek 4 r,FATESAIAII. NAVAL INTELLIGENCE: Porrsitetrrn, Avo. 30.—Abont noon of thi day, the wind having come partiatly fittri!thc con voys for Lisbon, Cadiz, Gibnitar, and Malta,un., der charge of the Undaunted frigate, f;ost'hurati and Onyx sloops of war, and Steads Rnp.bria, gut nudes weigh, to proceed on theig-voyaeel.. They will not be able to clear the Isle of Wight this evening, but will be away at day-light. Sailed for the Brazils, the Nerds:, of 36 ; s acs Capt. Ileiwoott - ; the Tortoise store' ship, for iStreights ; Freya, of 36 guns, Captain Myes, Sheerness, to be docked ; and Indefatigable, of 36 guns, Capt. Broughton,for the station off Brest. The Ville de Milan frikate is come into harbour, 1 to be repaired. • • Dona, Ana, 30.—Posed by here this chortling, the botnewarsi-bound West.ludia Fleet, consisting of about 30 sail, of which the following ships lauded letters and passengers, via.— The West lodise, Capt. Parett, from .fismaim ; .Edgae, from St. Kitt's; Ask Kw's/es, from Jamaica ; Ajax, Stamee, ditto% VaTharite, Radikba. ditto • Britannia, Lamb, dic e y Luna, Young, ditto; stud Fare, Onsitisoriew. , rarairsamarrensee , • MILITARt 1 y2 1 144 41 0E . NCE, - • • . • GEYBRAt. ORDERS: Auo. 0.;-- At e General Conri... - ilitortiaf, held tit Bengal , on (be 14th . Deceilher) iilo9, and continued by adjOnenininti to 'tlieAClth yst the same Month, Captain WiLtst it ihti . l4th tr%iment of foot, was arrtigried iipi the under-mentioned charges, viz.— " Ist, Fidikundalmalandinfambas *Saviour, such as h un beestDincthe of as ()Aare, is Raving es or abort the 27th of Iso9,sulfered the most von, abusive, and °pro. brious 1 uage to be applied to hem by Lieut. Do we, ut his Majesty's 4th ragliment-of filet, viz. poliroult and Scoundrel (word* subaxpsently avowed by that Oilieer), velthoui taking such mensdnes....f. would have been appropriate to the Modica- Hon of his, Capt. Gat Math's, iwsulted haamir aad character,. •and is lapin* breach of the mks of aubordlasdas aid mill. tart' 9 prescr ibed au l dla t i h pfn A pus . b i alo W ur, air su . eh* is ti becnmlag t* character el a Gentleman, in ha v ir g Want lied la a ietter, wade:dale odtha USE *lt. addremedar Lieut..* 1. Wa l st o n, being et all ennui, in ofttcaba.iveaad.llll.•• tie nunlike tau t inigeltaplated lu the former che, alt if by a letter fro* Capt. fin arts, aM. ddr sed la raft. Wes two days after Ole ashy above adverted to ft-d, l OW he c.iinetain s that sorb abuilve, and ungeoden Nos mge was applied to Mm ti, teat Officer on theVett Goober; NM further, is A conversation. held wit* Caps. Sus*, of ilia lOW corps, he fully admits that the terms poltroon and scoun drel had been upplied to him by I.iert. Dort, and even The Court, after maturely weighing and eons'. doting what appeased is evidence before it, Urge. 'thus with what the Prisoner alleged in his defence, was of opieioti l that tie Prisoner Capt. Wit.t.rtss was Nat Guilty, and the Court therefore acquitted him of the while, and every part of the, .111targes exhibited against him. `His MA:IIsTY having been pleased to approve of the decision of the Court-Martial, the Coleman. der in • Chief directs ,that the charges preferred against Caottin Gaiilhrift s together with the demi. gen otttle Matt-Mirtial, anti his MAJ.IUITY'so eau. drination thereof, shall he hoot at &behead of every regiment ) and entered iota the regiineiltal, orderly books. By comenitild of the Right Honourable the Corn. • • msinderinChiec • • (Signed) HARRY CALVERT, Adj.-Gen. • sepeemeseeeeieuree The Megflo26-, Capt. Ilvonss, from the Bra. zits to Liverpool, is lost on the coast of Brazil, part of the Cargo sated. A. - distressidg accident occurred on Wednesday morning ; at South Parade, Queen's Elm, Chelsea. M Colonel flair and family, were setting off, to attend the funeral of a much-betoved son, who died of the Welchem fever, the Colonel's foot slipped from under him on tire staircase, and being a heat man with only one armihe pitched upon his hied and back, and was carried, apparently lifeless, into the room from wheels they bad' just carried the corpse of iris son. He is, -however ; likely to re. cover. LiCUtalitili.ooioßei BARCLAY, of the b2d regi. meet, who lately fought so bravely in Spain, and had his horse shot under-him, has beepromoted to the reuk.of Brigadier-fikoterel. The Duke of Mititentetlia has not arrived in this country. frets JRULlata., as staled in mveral of the public prints. The Secretary of his Excellency it returned home with dispatches to Gormeanstint, which has probably occasioned the mistakes Several thousand stand of arms, with a suitable quantity of ammunition; have been shipped foe the use of the Patriots, in the North' of Spain': Although the Report pf the Comtnissibairs does not eomplain very grievously of the gibietlit• of printing ordered by -the Parliament, ilrelliteill to imply, that Pariiamootary, as well at otheltelathors, print *great deal snore than is read: -. . On Monday morning seine Ashennen noshes re.' markably large sturgeon, ill the river, not far from Chester ; it measured nine feet thee* ludics in length, and weighed 2,001 b. ' Wednesday night a baberbasber's shop was broken open in Kensington, and goods to a canal doable amount were stolen. Most of the! ,bur. glades at the west end of the towu arc planned in Moor-street, Seven I)hils, where the most uoted housebreakers assemble. at all hours, and cuucert their plans of nocturnal depredation. . The Landlord of a respectable coffee and chop. house, in the Strand, called the Wheat Sheaf, his throat yesterday nrornipg ; and a Coroner'elit.; last night brought in a verdict of insanity. ,' • - :•. . ! Coax-Exenarroz, Atm. 31.—This day there*, large supplies of Wheat on hand, mostly Foreigo.• The Trade extremely heavy,. and sales as rather lower prices. Rye at lam. -Barley likewise. White Peas are cheaper. Grey, and- Berms, of the ,two kinds, also. There ore tolerable supplies of- Oats, and sales thereof scarcely support our last i irtiotetioa.-.-Flour expected r,heapor.. ..i, ' .ii.j - • 749. 90.. 101 s. Tick 13eito, .9'• 44% . t w irtitus -- - - llts. Iles. Oats, - . •'...:Vos. -vb. .1 aye, - - . 9..- AN. a i to . :49e cbtio .!1 , Z. s. 04- W.P4iikllllll4) • SW. Nil: 77 phitt ssed :- ".. .."-Ce t blY et. "'" -• . ths ' - " IL ' 9 7 7 7 4 1 i , Anie,__. •!.. • . • aft,. sic PiP4P I .4 • • - RErrau t irfm uhriort;• , Eilista ! ,; Ave. pursuant to • . jolirnaitPly a vcry.num respect efuits and respecle - reasting , of the Parish of St. Aodre*-.was eisetetried it attic Vestry Room. The Cowteh.Nettlbnifthaifig Ivilin tke Chair, —Mr.. Roosts ilifrelied life 'littering dt Some tenth, and stated, in eery foreitaretlisi, ifig present niolancholy sitilationof the Cilt a cit*lll l .9l aid its total inability, to bear tiie.weespailethaad .heavy load of taxstitni witlelp/Mv....FtstriostArde.at tbb - termination of thh latit - SesifiAs suddenly impysed ieuutry . :-1111 the : a •.4 at tresses and ppverty . which _arc •s° univettal), fe l t, Mr. Itorticu imputed solely to the measurer( tip Union, and concluded by moving the ttairftilleW. • ingitesWelions:— That we have witAtaed; with the moat ineredibte surprise, luiliitrst: hitt, mid boocerii, the plveipitancY viith it hteb tliesiote enormous tial heavy burdens'hive been imposed on the Mople of Ireland, and consider it as a immitrous and Insubittg Libktato be t•ld at our" G 11,00,11141 PROSPIZAITV," at a -mime* .of .soeh gametal and calamitoiodistreo. • *•• Thut a c.nrismittee he:appointed to co-operate with Deputa, tiom► from the other Pari.ltes, to frallo.4 Petition to Parkin , Carat, prayl44 (w.& RU1'46444 that- OP% LlMl 9 M4sfires ACT pEUNIOX. Ur. Aswatgavi. 04ttil l that. fhp .tireteriinieibt to.provide mew pieces. rut eetltttpbtil the Members of the corputatiett, s altite expence of altacity, to induce them to check _all opposition to-- meastiees, was t eprtsef hew twit they tirceitiptl any expression of the public sentiment, which tl4y refejustly etoreciosemerwildwihmohosti le to them ; Midis . such cireuitiutalSMitti'ithetafore,, eudoiihtedly the best mode - of collecting the deliberate, firm, and ftel'ircrsal sense of the citizens of biblio, aspow any ii.rsat public question, vas by Parish Vestries Ole therefure most .eartiestly hoped, that all the ashler Pariithes would coalesce with the Parish of St. An. drew 111109 the present occasion : and hr the per. pose of giving !fell information of . tteir proceeds's*, Mr. Asnatsetumst recommended that the lit*. lotions should be inserted in those , Newspapers which had, at this woomeutous period, with se meth talent and - independence, supparted the public cause; never had this city a public Pam so ablyconducted, and it was the duty of the people to give it evbfy support itt their power. • • After slew words fides Mr. GEAtIlt and. Mr. CONNoit t the Chareh !Wardens pat tie tieestitoit opou the 'Regulations, which were carried dortui mously, and-. the meeting adjourned.—(thialin Correspendest) " • . CATIIOLICS OF IRELAND. • - The Requisition to the liigh!Sheriff tif,the cOsilf ty Mayo, signed by some of the most distingaishOd 'Protestant landholders of the county, tot Me 'pWr i pose of calling a Meetiiig to express WO feat - ments of the Gentlemen, Clergy", and Feeeholdels ,00f Mayo, on -the propriety of, forwarding the Claims of his Majesty's Catholic 816j:sets," ista new proof of the geed lease and liberality ribl It begins to pervade this islaW,tr i 4 and' l tek*Stlttfirs triotic conduct on the.pe4,,ef the P eelstin seeking Catholic Emancipation, IlltigfAducs u ate Catholics to step forwent 'with:the spirit ed• siren worthy freedom, and to seek; not'the ethavielifatide of any partieefir treet; bet - thel'ell our island fronittheshondage. in *Mich , - it ti held by the Act of Unfelt! and that they will, by eiety legal means Inliteir power, endeavour to'olitsitita eistoratiOp of the Constitution of 1781, fro** lil emanated iii thepolitical privileges they - at presegt ! possess, and which can. atone insure 'their perfect [ freedom.—(Oublin:gyeeing: Post : ) • • . • vadit • 't trwsts. ----- L . &di '• At the Ass sle et Tittrt,* . t6P die County of Meath, Cornelius l'&7:it: Sod c.; rile .11• Do. ttagh, Geettenteu, welte,tiki. int TAgiotjotik fot p i s that they, no the •tlst day at Fainvlat a , ..t,L4e fiftieth yeat reign of the a. his pgrfatlt,l44; . ty, wilfully, feloniously, and _of .their malice pre nry, ;Zu did kill and reorder Primal' Drew, q . 118, tljf the ssiJ Cornelius O'Brien discharging inautitig *hint *pistol, charged and loaded*. auppowthr sled .leadeu ball, and tiegruky giuing4itta„ Airbiortlll "semi on the xigikt. side of. the head ik atitiebtit dive eight temple, otoviiitti. he, iststatoiy,4el4,;,end that Alpe said Curnefiuslf'Dostagh Ira* Ounrfr;:er 4l tbe!e opilfolly, feloniously,,and dal Mi . mglicif *vowe l ,netting, procuring, and seunseNalg * side Cos. r 'snaiius O'Brien, is thisaill felony and spinier. : , Th. Prisoners pieskel i l 4.4riiiiY. 014 ,a miclii papectable Jury of gentlemen of tusteN" wete usp.. Isangltetl and swans. The trial lasted severallionse % tiM'Auteuil, . having .been , csartisoo, An d * r tax SMITH, WitcrP,Mi44 tainAndlloy 14 avbig :Oast* antored Jaw •Orkin4fAis on the ;arts il'ld ,timpiser e u It respsetgdykunieitte by . d t uel. The Am, after retiring . for as short tlise t :broujiti in .their verdict, " Nut Gniity of MtkeslA s put 'Guilty Sit, Wasiaughter." -. 1 .•t,::.++ , ..,. , flosietra for the prosecution s llessais r Ashis. t Anlifeil, and ' jtiachtoupe. _,,,, _ , • geunsel for the Prisoners , Messis.M7,ll3ol, Ball, Whl- Ilior.i, and Meteditl. • LA, ~:', + On Saturday, a mote interesting scene tool; rca—the Prisoners being put to the bar, th e edge erpstisted upon the nature of their erinie in is manner that impressed every heart, andsentented ;.!life. *O'Brien to be imprisoned six tuonths, and Mr. lirthinagh for two. Mr. O'Brien requested to be heard in mitigation, and spoke with such effect as rftrew from the Judge h-seply, rn which he compli. isented the unfortunati Gentleman's feeling and is talents, and -said fie effect was so powerful open his Lind, and he pereetred nOn the minds of every auditor present, that hetwoulciehao.ge the sentence .to -a week's imprisettusebt.: We are promised, s teport of the evidence give" AM thif most intereet. .iag trial, and .intend pubfishisg it its this Paper on 'Fltanday evening next --(Olean iivenint Post.) The Assiies. of the 'ICI TS 'Cbtrrily prow d :esilitibn; as 'did Dubs* et the enemy Westmeath; !If* were theie any persons tried ateither plarie - est 1 MUM of* heinous 'storm—tibia!) . _ . 1