The Statesman. — London, England, 1813-12-02 00:00:00

DUTCH PAPERS, THE HAGUR, N0v.28. mita Or 11) sEttENE utcuNLis TUE PRISMS OP ORANGE AND NASSAU To bin. GUlfsisSitt KAREL' TAN noorNDo9p. - - • , Slit,— Referring to what Colonel Fegel will ver bally inform you of on my part, I cannot, however, permit him to depart without testifying to you all the sati3faction which I feel at the happy event which again places my country in the rank of the nations of Europe. The meaner in which it has pronounc ed its wish, penetrates me ,with. gretitside, and adds, were it possible, to the obligations which rest upon to labour for the accomplishment of its object, and to devote myself to its prosperity and ,happi- MSS. Fagot wilt acquaint you with : lhe effect pro. duced hereby the conduct pursned itOelland ; that the Prince Regent and his Ministers, have taken ' -all /Densities to assist us with all the means at their disposal. You will immediately experience the effects. —I hove to follow in a few days,, mud in the mean time feel a lively impatience again to see my coun trymen, after haiing been nineteen plus separated from them ; happy thus to reply to the invitation which Messrs. rerponcher and James Fogel have brought me.' I nm infinitely pleased with, the manner in which eery thing has taken place, and I entirely approve of the basis on which matters here beau prosisionally conducted. Be assured yourself, and cpunnunicate the same to the Gentlemen who have cola* forward with you in these critical circumstances, of the rights which they haveacquived to my gratitude, and also to that of their tenon -citizeus. I am with distinguished consideration, Your very devoted seJvant, WILLIAM. PRINCE:Of (MANGE. PROCLAMATION. 'NT.TLIEItfANLIERS !—At this ImpOrtint &Isis it is the .duly of all' Netherlanders, at all points, iu all stations, every one in hit own sphere, to rally around the general Government of the United Netherlands,. which, in the name of his SerentriligEnesi the Prince of Orange, summons us to mixt in the deliverance of oar beloved country. My election is not doubtful ;71`abjure for ever the French Esaperor. I accept of the post to Which I have been uited'of• Cosamander in Chief •of the defence of the Meese.' • Hasten to my assistance all you who are still'ac-• taally in•the Service of trance ; all' who are able and willing to enke around' and tinder our re-established sea-standard. The wanted shall have a gratification. They bind., themselves provisionally for only two months, A full months' pay shall be given in advance: Experienced offieeiii than be provided for in .every way. Fulfil, then, with me your long-cherished wishes ;* 1 forsake the French flag, which is the abhorrence of all Europe. . . . . • Tile Broom spin at the• mast-head ! and the wa ters shalt moo be swept of the 'adherenti, of the con queror,,erhe, in the madness of his heated imagina tion,l sought to extend , his sway to the uttermost 1 ends of the earib. Restore the glory of the De•rcit An formerly. ierlucjble, .formerly respected,— but which shier, by. the eetallegious hands of our op pressors, has been covered whit ignominy, and torn in pieces. We fight no longer for a tyrant who exhausted us, who made the blood of our youth tributary to his lust of sway, and who for so many years has made the most destructive war his game ; no ! we light for our country, for our fathers, for our wives, our children, and our property. This cause is legi timate, it is holy : TUE CAUSE OF OUR NATIVE COUNTRY IS THE CAUSE OF GOD. _ _ :Hasten, then, to my assistance ! Succe**nd glory await us ! Our Country and Orange was a rallying point in all the difficult times of our history. It was always the signal of triumph, and shall be so still. Eighteen years of oppression have not made us de generate. The blood of Dutchmen cannot be bastatdised : it still animates us with courage, it still invites us to combats. Come, therefore, without delay, and present your selves at the Office for arming for the whule Nasal Department of Rotterdam. A. KIKKF.RT. Vice-Admiral, and Command:tut Director of the Marine. Rotterdam, Ner. 26. GENERAL ENLISTING. In the name of his Highness the Prince of Orange and Nassau, we, Leopold Count Limburg Stirum, Governor-General of the armed force of Holland, hereby make known to all, that an Officw for enlist. meat is opened at the New Barriers, in the Tont. aoyveld, Hague, for all who are willing lel enter - the Orange Legion, to be commanded by it Wail; Wha shall immediately be appointed, under the following conditions :-- 1. The men to engage provisionally for a period of two years. 2. All who enter must be at least 18 and not more ttiaii 40 years of age. 3., Their daily pay shall be four stivers eight pen. tangs, besides rations of meat and bread. 4. Those who have already entered, shall be placed under the direction of Officers, and shall repair to the barracks that are opened for there. ' P There is also a Decree of the Provisional Govern ment, ordering all the domains, donations, and other ..property anated to French Generals and other fo reigners, to be sequestrated, and the proceeds of the Nome to be placed in the Treasury of the State. rat of-Division Count Merle, 'of the Empire, commanding the (;ENERAL Eleven hundred thousand moment upo►l all the points France present themseltes. Sit hUndr4' thousand men line of the. Rhine. rive coepa of observatioa, Hare received inireition to - • U4NICht, Bourdeaus ) • Toulouse, . . Turin, and Metz. The Prefect•has this day transmitted issnr., his Majesty, that his faithful subjects of the dep... remit of the Mouths of the Rhine, .awakt with tan- Lguillity, confidence, and spbmillsion„. thejskSelt., of the grand measures ordered by ,tbe. Enver* * And - will second them with devotedness. . if II (s(Signet)'- • FREMIN M NDE TIE& W . . Bois. le:Doc, Nay.lo. .... ~,. _- - 111 E. CONSTITUTION SIMIAN N-kiWhitoiltleit, Printed and euhlisited,tt No. 61, kleet-stfees , - grilit CONSTITUTION is !fie largest . sUND,AV il, PAPER pablished in Loudon, at the Iliw pike Of la_ PENCE HALFPENNY, nod contains a yell" geseila *tire iMu of all tlie ioteresting .liews, both.Foreigo.and notiordii. with the G.) aCite , of Tuesday and Sittirday, the POIV NE ws. mid toi IMPNRTIAL REVIEW of Occurrences of the WEEK. by which the Reader will be . enahled to Arm a Wei. 011 1 accurate opinion of every important pniitical'Esest. , tile CONSTITUTION is ,particularly will ndapled for lb, 1 ote'of Persontraptllostatilies,.vchedis not perti•i• a is.l Dratfilews ce • per, as it CuOvey3* tale most geoeval information. ,11). . pipt:thet,pf Mvertisemeso onlywdoststirtliolaid,fredthe - fibilitv of its genders , and hi exteas.Vircalatiodb it at Ilse fOur.d an eligible, Paper for Adveitilides.% , .., . • .. • Orders are-received at the OlOcTella: 1174#40q -or ve‘cOod-the raper may belted of ell News Vrdenk !ticks a ant! Olists . ntry, • -'"-' ' ---- ..- k.r. • Mail 0 0 0 •i,' •• Lisbuti • ..w. . : ...... ..-..: ;!1 . 0 ...,.. 4...4.4;1: •': • i. 311- it !It ' 1 . J. • 0 MUCK OF STOCKS TI • Ilti . OAT AT - t/Fik 4rl4tOX • Hank 228} tt]v • • • i'4 01 )1 71 :* I 3- per Com Red. .66a Exchequer - 41i Sid 4 tv. 3 per Cent. Coo. 611. laitlo 50. Q 5 per Cents. 75} 6 (iinnium 5 •per Gent,t4ay• vINKI • - •IWeir Ditto • • ••• • Long, .Ann. 54.1344.. Consolsibr AccrAfft • ...•••••••• rata ' - •.• ATATESIVIA - t LODONi sir v aloo f , Ammo* r005,.-4.7 • mtg.. • "iv • - r • .. ~ • Dutch Papers to the a n t e of Fritlei_last hue bfoo received iu town.. The most importint article_ they contain is the letter from his Serene Itighneest-the Prince of ORA Z•110£ to • Mr. GUYSZERT KUM. VAN . . HOG Eti DO ItP, which will be 'seen to drinvey ihose sentiments which may naturally be expected . to hikse s arisen in the mind of the illustrious inter, easskess. absence of 19 years from the country.(of hilt.. and of many of his ancestors. ate-' The Proclamation of Vice-Admiral . ' Lamm to . his compatriots, is deserving of particular no. tice. De calls upon them instantly to forsake the service of the enemy, whom he says he him self has abjured for ever, and join in. the -749..; storation of the Batavian flag, which he tetoleds, them has been formerly invincible,' brit which,. by the sacrilegious hands of the ir oppressors, has, been covered with ignominy and torn ism . pieces.— Bow gratifying would• it be to learn that this measure I had been accompanied by a similar sentiment, or movement, on the part of VERIIVEL, the Admiral in Chief of the Dutch Navy ; but there is reason to be lieve he is observingfa cautious conduct, which may de termine him to act according as circumstances may oc ' cur. We did hope, that at the first burst of this promising revolution, that the attachment or counte nance at least of the-Texel fleet had been obtained by the Patriots.ag o, a some days a report, that in several parts of French Flanders, a sensation favourable to the Dutch insurrection was spreading in those countries; upon this subject we 'can only add at present, the information derived from two Naval Officers, who, after a detention in ,Ftance, have made their eseape. In consequence of the intelligence these Gentlemen brought, the fol lowing was issued yesterday evening from the Go vernment Offices : • . ?.: , lilt.eNcll BULLETIN CIRCULATED IN HOLLAND. PREF- ECTU IARHPOP N .. T OF THE THE RFIINE. The Prefect of the Department of the: Months of ine, Baron of the Empire, Chevalier, Rf the of ffonour, hastens to communicate to - Ons lastts of this department the General Orderot Military Divi t slnn ) addressed by the Gene. '~ ::. hal theutrtE the fireiticuipit - ' it'i,Thir• JAMES k ; AGEE, in cata . . • London!. ~,; : :„.1 ~ .., r:• • •.1 ..., • . : I Mr. Gaiskiipi his .arrival p hi Botiandi . waited apantiiktifi)tideci %Time, MiiktarOicia . ever Ift 44.4, igoo: ,osire.adera; win. ,o 0:: .daiiii,iii iiir, ,orisek, alwelt-tw armoires,' ettlitei''fi,br,* 0 1 . the' -)estetereilisifii.ol.ildi .English tgtalemiti and an Office? tolsillisiltv ' iiid a 5.1 04 'Ciieiii.; • Who, 'in , . .7. . rea l aPPiesi i iidt . 46p ' h est acquainted *it* the aflairs of ifallattOin t o,PeopTe.4 . l.4 . sation. .. • Flo Tiseßatukhatelheett encouregt4tlY atsu!ance:t of !iitiend;,isfety fruits their approaching frietnis. , A party of Cossacks reachdd.the liague on Sunday it Oen, netepsancing t . speedy approach of a mu c h 11 -4% . * - . ,40 . - . 404ntrythen..* ft is furth er ~ . 71 . , • . . thp.,party that,' reached the 1.1 . 1 1 1 .iTiall ll. loo . .- ila`.44:,•COaaacks were at Ainster, . 1 : 1 dam oirthe ',MI hitlitio v fifteen hundred . Were ex pected A there oe ..a;• i7th' 2 an... . ( ourteen •thousand RUssien tkeops l intlytta Oct cavalry, were at Amers. )prt, alma 30.milesniittant. At Leyden, it was said, 'there were 500 .g.ruksians t ,sho.: :had abandoned the Frtiech service with their arms.,..' On the other hand s *he g-reno*.Petieraiilitotriongras'in thetteifilbour. `itobd . 4r . titrecht.;: hat his.".foree la ,iitist quartet bad :tiWitttlic,cl to a few hundreds ; anti the numbfiSt of rititt . th 4 tr poesuie*gh. TAINoIy estiamietic from `I,OOF dawn 4; n'o.t• . tr. re;tinte..tkreis or - (rink hundred. ' VP liave* knelt:oi ihadatti 41itiderienCiiiluile4E4 circulated in •Ifoltatid .by the Welke litk.filittolft t at Deit;le:Duc, calCulated, no doubts. to intimidate the iluthio kit 'whiol li for ita • eitrwragatttie,..'ia meter quallh . ~ _ _?.._ ail to eicite derision. - * ; -•••• • Abe Elisabeth . packet tiw•Surioaas: • The Mary, Rinier .fttierk Heligoland to Hull, I was lost on the Stony ' Milt, NI Sunday l ast. • S ESS 10 ATS: BUM g WESTMINSTE R. . 1 * Yesfirday, 'Mi. Crinimiisioner .P.tLassn again -sat in the. Guildhall of Westminster, to determinWoa the applications of imprisoned Debtors, under the ipestnanant Insolvent Debtors Act. •—• • ' During our slay, which was for several houri, Rut one: of- the.. - epplicationa yes surcestful. : principal causes "of failure were, defects in th e Scitedules, such as not naming all the creditor,, (,with full descriptions of them, together with an sr', carafe account-of *the, sums owing to them, as also a detail not only of the minutest article of their ow n iii4iftitlicapparet, but of. the articles possessed by lee: wife, children, and others dependent on him, to the last 'stocking. • Unless 'the Prisoner applying could sweet that his SchedUle contained this ample !and mipttttt derail el hit - property, whether it was lon his own, mi. Irifei, or his -child's person, or is the-possession of . any one of them, he could not ob. tern hiS diSellarie; and the Schedules not being thus partiCutar, of the applicant parties not being able to swear to :all that was required of them, the fitilnres‘vere, of course, thus extensive. Man , i•• of .kke l lases. which ,have been heard by Mr..Selles ti t Palmer since the Rommencenient of his .sitting Z 3 COlfilitissioneriiiidei -the ,Isisniceot Act, ..are of a non re: ealinlateit excite-is go_od, deal of pity,- one Hirt effected the 1 49. 0 4aY• was that of atvoldtmee,7*llN . : 4 ma4tra ace, from, severity, or . cclifiaement, ; Auld •possibly. Craw oflood, appeared toil*** the:Seri brink .of the grave, He.waiiiiiodgfirjOto.COnit foldedup lrASkiiiii.ntible: !et:WO , of.;,..socee !blank is 'tat voiftrv-_ —tie teemed conscious , thwt ( to breathe ; hit - 1 " . s!, ets for a 4_1=04, _ha 3l ui ..1)115 ap ieiret7rir babitsdatt - ..idth' . ilettrott4 *M DO sedh ,. a . RA •itt)fitltsiti. 4 lo .o js . eketaithit'asadfit . tnpose iM /Or - .thercialts. aft: But, In* having matio.ttet.his Schedule with tint mitoteneitiewhich the ter Teckul Fes; his application trOd'ite 40; . Seni . 4ck to 41 . .Ifisttlt? Or TOE. TAKING o . * Dec. I.—A Dutch schuytarriyedthis 'morning from Scheyling, and brings a repdrt, which Weisope•niar proie well founded, that Flushing was taketrad'SundTy last by our fleet i she gOi her in, l formation from emitter Diftth v e s s e l Wfiicii**e. . • •- . •-• sp,oke,..the hli"sier• if Which asserted• that be. nesse& the action . . The 'Combeiarail4 Garolixe men. of war reachetk:Vheytirir Oit Men, -day, and landed 3001Viliiiiies,.who were immediately sent, en to•the Hague: Iririslessel also rePorts, that 16,000 COssaCk,s had entered Hollaad--by different :eoetes, 'end that: Ireydea was' eracia6a ..11`V.thei Frinch early on Sunday morning dast about of., their rear-guard were made prisoners by the butch, loiter-were on their way toattaak3llfailitalik- -4 - - •• 7:7 Dlsrill4he whole period of the Commissioner's sitting, zit letcdeding single instance, we believe, has occeriell of .a -prisoner having beenliberated. But' to - ttle w:orthy-g,ommissiener ntsi oh credit is duo, for; add the Net is hig_yy...predittible• to his hume . nity,.he•ariplied:'hiniseff with meet bocomine; zeal toofford iteljef: la iftery possible. instance. If titercause of the failurCof are Act be defective 60n10- where, it 'is to he feared that it is-in the-provisions of the Act. itself, as a minuteness of detail is reqnir ed which. few men Scan sWear have •coniptied with. From the provisions of. jhe Act, Mr. Com; missiciner PAMER cannot depart—all that main esa do he hie dent. • Lord PROBY and Col. Biaorakizi;r; (lave arrived to-day, on their way to Holland the latter is par ticularly anxious to get over immediately. Should the wind at all admit of it, they will sail in the Henry Freeling to-morrow , morning for Stherling. As the great chingei Which the .surrounding me ttons hive lately undergone prove, beyond all doubt, that the character, and especially the virtue (in other words, the courage) of a people depends chiefly an their civil and political institutions, it is to be hoped the seise- and good of all the nations in Europe will set about toexanline whatever is amiss in their Con stitutions, and repair them accordingly.• AlThat a gloriousexample might not France . have set to the whole world, with an Aft.Faxis,or a GUSTAVUS VAS.I, at its head!! The situation-of the young andinteresting MAnr.► LOUISA of Austria, itay krnindWa of the early his tory of the beautiful MARY tlaren . oftScon. It has been said of this last lady, by after writers, that " shelves sent to France to be accomplished as a woman, but to be mado unhappy as a Queen" • • Plymouth is now withou► a single ship of war; all the large vessels being ordered' to•-the Downs North Sea, for the . service of the Dutch elpedition, or to St. Helen's to join the fleet of observation bn ' der Lord KErrii ; and all the small vessels belts We had yesterday advices from Gibraltar, Cadiz, and Lisbon, and so far as they relate to the fever at the two former 11 0 . they are extremely satisfac tory. At. Gibraltar, far three days, there had been no deaths from the effects of this malady ; and at Cadiz, prior to the 2d alt. there were not more than ten deaths daily, which do not exceed-the usual Mor tality in that populous place at this season of the year. The subsequent is an extract from, one of the Cadiz letters Oe the 24th October we had an• arrival from Vers t •Cro t from. whence for a long time we were without advice& Things were going on well in New Spain, and seven and a half millions of dollars had arrived at• Vera Cruz, four of which were on board the .Minirei.which vessel was to sail in a few days for thla place. Business was lookiag up, and. I ezpect"we shall soon experience the good ef faits of it here." The following letter from the French Capital reached us yesterday : " PARIS, Nov..2s.—The report which has pie. " Two Lieutenants of the Royal Navy, long l sailed of negociations for peace during the last four I dispatched for the mouth of the Garonne, to lutes- prisoners in France, are just arrived from Holland ' days has diffused general joy, but the opinions of the , cept , the American vessels now in that ricer. ~ and Flanders. One of them left Admiral FERRIER more intelligent are far from being formed an this I Extract of a letter . from . a French Offic . el . in off the Texel ott . the ... 29th , with two sail of the line. most. interesting subject, We , are told - th at a Pleni- ' Soma.'" Aernty to Ms friend in Flanders, dated rad, ogress, which, ac- is to be sent to a. CO i Nov. 13 :—" The enemy have carried our positieto, The French fl ag sees .still flying in the Dutch cording to rumour, is to he held at Manheim. • The and our army is at Bitiort,—that is to - say, about ' a squadron, and they' appeared to be fortifying Kyke deficit of the year . lBl3 has been provided f o r by the league and an half in advance of Bayonne.. l':serY Down : but the seamen deserted in great number's. augmentation of the duties • and the Legislative one thinks of placing himself in safety, on seeieg " Admiral FERRIER had hoisted an Orange Body, w hich be assembled is tonext Thursday, will the Administrations removin their papers to the continue this augmentation, and probably . will im.; other side of the Garfinne." ' ... t., • •1 . over the French. . The Dutch ships had been hauled pose additional duties p, support the extraordinary I "The lines and batteries in the vicinity Of Theltat. into the Nieu Diep. Admiral FERRIER had left two. expense s' of 1814. Thus,. according to the state - ' ford have been stripped of the frieze; paltivstlot •e stiiref the line o ff Schevling. sent by-the Department of Fintnice, the whole bur- and other timbers : with which they were- formed; s"' 4 '.. ' ". The spirit of salt the Dutch, their enmity to then will he sustained without any increase of the i the whole is ordered to be tlisposek . oLbf alcli" ~ . • . ... France;',oed their atiltiety for the English, are lade- national debt." • ' next week. . . scribable. - ' • . Ye s terda y a conf e r ence was hel d by appointment , ! The .Cenrse• Of the. French - ftigaiii which sleets . " The other Lieutenant left Bruges on Sunday I with the.. CuaNcet.z.ou of , the Excites:Wen, by esearedfrom-Cherbureh; baitetorr Ocertainetr Tie Messrs. WAITIIMAN, DPW, and EI.T.IOT, as a De- Mary, Captain l'ocaT, frcwa NewfOundlandi. n 46. last. On the Saturday he was at Brussels : the potation on the part of the Corporation of London.; taken by them on the 4th of November, near t!:* people there hal risen against the conscription.— : and Messrs. BuoGnor, VALE, and M AIiEW, on the Western Islands. • After plundering her, they goo . Placards were stack up against the French, and " part of the.:rrede rs , attended by Sir W. ConTll,, Sir ; her up, and on the 13th, she arrived at Lisbon: all kinds of puns against the EMperor were &di.- JAi. §usW, Alderman Mums, and the 'City. Re. ! I. • . The present Viant of troops in America has, tow- . bited. While the officer was i n th e streets., be sew-, membrances, respecting .the Intended Bill for the sinned theremoval of some 'fine .regitnents -froco :de' ! prevention of frauds practised by Itinerant and other West India Islands to CaMaila Ti;. :—T4e the populace break all the whiskies of the Prefect's -- • Aucttooeers. I , Of . lion of 'the 1511 s, 90th, and. Atli, the 24.battolio • - house. .. . ... tt ' From what passed Ix. the house of Lords last the ifitla and 96th (intentied-for contittental - service), ~ " lie was at Anfsterp ett - 'lll6 20th:.the people night; it will 'be seen* that it is determined to pass • have only sin Captains,. and tat -gore otter treat ad were were all crying out for the English. The ships were both Lord REDESDALE 9 S BM for amending the Act vantagettsto s voliateet Captains of Militia. . , " . all hid up, andthetewere no Imam' In tilesti. 'of last Session for the relief of 'lnsolvent Debtorsin The Light-Hone Volunteers, commanded 11 .04 - , .. " lie passed through Ostend the neat days the England, and also Lord- }4,' Laneottocon's tempo- : &Rants afthoegh they gummy be regularly (IallPd : ~f ipirit of the people . was the !now as in the rest of nary Insolvent 'Bill, striking out, - of course, that t out except it% case of invasion-or knsurrectloo, I"" part of It which involvei the repeal of . the Act of ' offered to Government, under the. present ritcuul - Flanders, all determinedly against the French. l as t S e s s i on . The asses will : thus be afforded of I stances or . tlnibil f ii c tif 'regaitir P•oops, to taker} • ' .. 6 When these dicers left Admiral Tovwe yes. speedily dircharging the Debtors notw enauetta. 1 44 th at 62 eY be tet1 01814144 thea. • . . , . , ' 1 , 1 60 Rhin I § Legion o inliabitat 1 06 25th he±ha--.d sentl6 7-- otap a bu. , TH,E, r, , rEsp4AN e, rhe to d t e tt pa e . t)i e "Eames to the ReirePot j a estt A st L y , ": D ebr aC rinuips . I. m — Aod A • diapa an lean of war; filamorgan, John and Miry, • oftnEß. . S. g. E., and he could net possibly work into that ' o.e Rua l s m w et h i e a re re m th t e rch en ine em a in t th o h f month a,— tetuaio in the p,pn ; •• ate maga at °RANG: Pso l led ie .. t t n iti e i 7: l9 B USI/P l .lthe e rne en are • advaochit Co the . 4 " 4-411084 bir. . . 404 kw.—ail ni -telt . 1 1: f mrilea, victualling transports. . ••••• FAL . M .. OOIII, Nov. 29 blata t t e ti a, c aropbe I; aril • . • • •,...•• o f 'lo9.ooSael# l l l kek . ' We have taserfed a *0arr!tiE11jtNr. 4 , 6 0,1, 4 4444,4, Ajax, fr.m London for the West tidies; rola; - ; Ajor a m erAinlddrais cote . I 'ef war from a cruise.—The Hazard pt : ivtitee fa a r jrntly . h ..p at 1 . 0 14.. k • v . 4 ' int;odshle ze a l, left Igegilind trig tid ult. and repaired trapturei two chasie w aters. l a d en with bruit'', to with the E, OriiOrilisfla Guyette whicb.„-fle.gee.eu• P 401 14 reoPamigir.stuasclog amos and ,• * hid been published . eausegaencw tof theertiral of , Plid t el44l4 "' I.7 vi elli"o, o intim tar. ,L uk u.. , 1 and V seattlirsineou to the Airen tiviton;rwra and Mr. JAMTS FA (1 4 11 e, Llizabeib.Packet .. t 1 I I!