The Statesman. — London, England, 1818-09-24 00:00:00

„~ ts' ...~ r _ - I ,• fr 4AN Ie • . eee ... the landing of Nitwitln in thsticitentry, 'fresh from Spain, with 16,000 old troops, *aye a temporary check to the progress of their fedarstirr ereanizstion and prosperity. The remnant, however, of this, suety, with the exception of a tew' handfed men, left by Wyatt(' to occupy Carthatena, and the At. lintir poets, is at present selficientry ettgn4ed in Vel neziels; stir the inners, is close at hand.lssisen nn one .pot of the soil of Nes,' Granada will bet.pol hilwr,br the presentee( i "aisle Speniekeoldier or entheilty. . : , 1147U11 1 AMINO!: • # • 0 .. irup tahitokiii :tatter. frim Itteintitt Ayres content.' wieetai 'Sod mast importeht intelllsenate, ftlikio o 4 Pitt of South Larks :-- • . 4 , arr.@ Apes. J 010011:, 4 For the!leit -teen salami , weeks we have. tad' Sot little eewsefitii thel. - bittallat there watt, not very fuvoinible yesterddit. however, the Govern. 'moot melted' divateitei, which announce, that the • • patriots in ,hilt . have soloed a new victory over considerable body of Royalists, ralti bad essetabled themselves; owdec Geeeral St. Ingo; and were ad. `wench% loald of those, who, i informad you some IRMO ago, were ettetly defeattatat Maipe. - St. Jsgo's locos 4PICOOdia 1800 moo, but they were ill armed end equipped, and apparently did act' aspect that they should be eirseen fallesui• oirliorid intercepted. The iinty of the Pettitats entrained of . inferlertibm; bets, bat of soperlordiselpline, end Wei iniostrid the citatest'wes long, considering the feeblimeig nithe enemy; and, to do them jostle", it seems thes‘they Smelt bravely: how many were killyclaud .woonded. I do riot know, for the dispatches have Oat yet been published; . but it is said, that nor lam is compare -1 Lively trifling, and that , Geiterat St. Jain was taken, in-esidescaoring to snake his escape; and of this -we. ~ .'ties certain, that the victory was ors our side. As • to the present state of things here, little is to be said, there have been such changes in the management of pahlie allairs„ . _eaused by the envy and jeelossy of limn of the Members of the Government, bet none •of them of mach importance. A little time ago • there was a slight public commotion in this place, in ..coesequeseir offense offence taken by the People, at ens order. regulating the sale of provisions, bet it was • iebon allayed ; and the mercy shown to • some of the ringleaders had s good effect ; only two were ex*. - cited, end three flogged. I jot', hear that the news Above gang it somewhat monsfavuorable than I inta• 'tined; but nothing has hew yet published. from act-. • dimity. The Goyernmeat here is using great eler• lions to support Gen..Ftee Martin, and are embody -4n with - actibity a considerableferms to, id him iti • twitter attempts." , • The following letter heals... reeeind, - deted Port Jvly ai3, 14111:—" An American &genii • r. Italie, has arrived at Angostura, from the Presi dent of the'.united States, to Gen. Bolivar.. charged, It is said, with an hisportant mission. -• I illeatiftWO • Our to amplMn it, bat it looks well. He cams ...tint in the Hornet stoop of. war. We hems .bed as importation of fire hundred moles free Guayana, bed it is 4eleg on in large vessels; we shall alto get own. I sawn refer • yes for news Ars - the sulletins. The Spanish 'MOMS 'are framed to itilliettarers and indeed et rangers in .gesseral, and ben tin claim , whatever to credit, Oa that account. The Patriots ' lava made a fine ceMpaign after ail, by driving theta from Nan Fernando and the Llano'. It consolidates the conquest et Guayana, and opens all the inland navigation to a abort dietetic, of Santa Fe, so as to make Augustan' the depot • of all that trade. Hence the abundance of melee and cattle for exportation, t end shortly of tobacco, coffee, cotton, cocoa, and .11tides, which could. not •be obtained while the elipaniards commanded the eavigation of San Fer. weido. Pan, a Heatert.bern General, commends at. San Fernando, and the• whole of the Lionel.: he lint latterly beaten Morales, , Lstorre, and all their sleek General., and cleared the Llano, of all these sentry. . In a word, things are going on well. and greet letemetay prevails among the Patriots. All the Generals ntengolge and obey Gen. Bolivar, as Head of the Goterementend Commander in Chief of the ~Army. Orlon, inthe mimmt time, is superior to the sirsPsnisit gqiicimehb thesuseas. 4 ' irrlt 1. ' ll ' ' ,l •Ymnitiovail • . - • •it i s • Fiats. SM. TO .—The following is 'the Bulletin • of prstecday, relative to the Duchess de Berri, audit is the Cast that will Wiped : " The night wilt excellent ; the . pulse is deed 'very thing announces the prompt re.t.,toblisbesent Rl' her Royal highness, her appetite and strength loving returned. (Si v iedf D NEI3 X and BOURGON." ""-• "The Duke de Bourbon is in full convaleieerice. " The Duke d'Angeoleme and the Dike' and • Duchess de Berri, being luformed of a. till, which Consumed part 'of the villegh CCal, tielite: l luse of '5OO francs each, to be distritseted 'talent's( the poorer sufferers. The pregna,ncy of the (been of Spaits is 41Bcislly announced at Madrid. •Ar - The pike de Iticbelleo • io Yen last eight, Of ,. 117 . • la. Chapelle. • • The R,lyat Amiens' , of Thouloinie proPeie fti;foll loiring"geestion for the prised the . gold medal 4 , What was the mite of science, letters, • tied the ihe arts, hem the commenceMent of the eighth eon. tory to the lend of the thirteenth, io• the Sosthern parts of fnece.", widow of Marshal Mores. has teterned to Pads, after s rboideoce of two months at the,water.. jog place of Ala ' , its Oayoy, and is eatire i filltrombs- 4 . blishedie health. ' The state of CattAvetDoby is 'other *WIN factory. ' • • • .- The 'missed el Deasy, the artilloty s lioo • struck. off the prep of the barrel wlthdi to • Hid ea a mark for the dimities of the mortars,. with a hoMb of twelve inches. Baron Tirler, fempatter..Gette ral of Artillery, assisted at this School. Thisb the third barrel which . this regiment has Amick down in . the same field. • • Baron Ifitrolles bootees leterrogated,' this day, es a witness in the stair of General Cannel. It is believed that tin'tostioctlis will be forthwith ter situated. 1.• 117 miser et Cott. 74 f.. 7k. ~ ~~ • . ~. Ttir STATFSIVANT STOCKHOLM, Atl6. 28.—The kit Diet het Vege• is aim wig otirrdivpositiows,' the following " the reigning Queen of Sweden will have for' dowry, in the event of the King's death, a rest of 60,000'erowns and the enjoymeet of the Chaim of lAricbstal. 66 After the death of the Royal Princesses, the eft.' joyment for life of the property of Zuagam will te r sert to the Prince Royal, and link of Rosembirg INC the King. . . . ~ " Ten thousand crown. _are assigned for a mace ment to be raised, to the. late-. Prince Royal Charlei Augustus, in the Plain efAaidiag, in &atria." litsturc, Seri. B.—in consequena 4 the delay in 'his Majesty are Emperor's depastore. from RossiNhe 'will continue his route from-Mewl to Berlin w ith o ut stopping, and in this long joorhey he will stop to rest hut. one 'tight,. at Landsberg, on the Worths; all the other stages have been countermanded. After that, the arrival of the Emperor here remains filed for the 16th. Serr. LS.-=Yesterday, at half.past eight in the' morning, the garrisons of Berlin and Potsdam, is well as the troops which hate arrived here for the autemit,manceures, forming altogether a body of e4;000 men, assembled on the grand parade, and "'were passed in review by the King. His Majesty* (accompanied by the Illustrious Foreigners who are. '.ia-this city, by the Princesses of the Royal Family, and by a numerous and brilliant suite, passed slowly be tore the. line 9 which. wended for bait a Gewalt lOppe. fle was followed by the Princesses In • sews, circler', Mb . drawn foe" bones. All the troops filed off before She lilt vb ~ whick occepted neatly two hours. -y . . . ' Batitztv, SEPT. 10.---OEP • Gating 'givesP ~ 1111 0111 .. cial, the following publication : . ' "By an Act of the Congress of the United.Sfttes, dated r3th of March, 1/45, 'all Acts relattle - ikthe., duties on strange ship?. end merchandiles intioliticed into the United States, which, for the dety of ton ! nage, establish a difference between ((vie botlontg aset and of the (batedas States, as. well ..ost - chandizes imported by ^both, have been revoked far as they -relate to the productions or masofactirea which belong to the nation of the strange vessel ;Al revocation that mast apply, letelety foreign nation, null it shall be sofficiently . pc:rved to the President 'of the United States, that the duties exacted by that foreign station, to the prejudice of the United Suttee,' hare been ',lately abolished.. .}. " The Burgomaster asu Coewcil - of the free sod Hanseatic City of Bremen, having •sigitified to me, 'that since the 12th Of May, 181,b, ail the differences of duties on. the part of the said city, Intro been, and do continue abolished, inasmuch as they were preje, United Star theist to the Ites : 41 -' 1, James Monroe, President of the United' Stairs of America, do declare by these presents, tit, all , the Aces• rolatin to the linty on the tonnage 04. Old) of vessels and merchandises imported into the United States, whkh, with -regard to this defy, make a difference between the vessel belonging to the City of Breetell, and that helongiu; to the United States, as well as between merchandises imported by the former and by the latter, are abolished.so far as they coecon the prodactions or wraorshictirel .f the het City of Bremen. 66 Given tinder my es 44 City of Welt!: ington, the tick of the year of vrer Lord 1818, and the 43d of the !odepeetailitsp of the United States. (Signed) ii. " nulls palmitin." FeritASSUROS, SWIM 13.—k liendentoodt hit eracuation of Alsace by the Austrian and Wirtam. I bunion troops will take place at the fettkert by lite eirtl of October, and that for the west winter there. will *no strange military in this province of Fresco. :Ile reports are cnes,dirtory on the suhject:of occupation sad notmmeepatioo of the tirisgau.by the AosnriellS. 1•, • Coevattaamt, Slum. 13:—M. Disbrow, 'Seaway, to the English Embassy et our Court , has Mew `demi: by his Gorernmetn in attend Lord Cast* resgh at Air4a:Chapelle. lie departed this insulin& Alll-101...elitAPEWt, Sept. 1.5....—The grenadier collt, pettlea of the Royal Guard, *Wilk are to de Rev,lyp about the Monarchs durittelie'sitting dike C.o. grass, made their mot note he're yettiatdiy. The troops whir.k compose them are young asp of &eery See military appearaece. HIMBURGH MAIL. . • • FROM THE MAINE, SUPT. 13.—The Emperor of Austria hal de;irid to decline all kinds of homilies and ceremonies on his' journey to Ait.la.Chapellis: His Majesty win 'arrive St Neremberg on the '2oth, and on•the TM at Mentz. Count Montiglas is now again at Munich; in the new Court Calendar, just _published, be atands at the bead, with all his dig., lo the dlith Sitting of the Diet on the 341 of Sep. lembir Nisi* gave in a declaration respecting the relations of Stites of th Empire, nett " Inedtatised, and the fwifilmeot atf the 1.4 L Articliekg Act of the Union. It details the liberakprinciples nth, _Government, in filing permanently the sitealloornf 'she 17 Prossion Noble Reese% which were formerly. States of the Empire. In order to attain conformity in the principles, aid 'justice andnniforusity in the application of them, the affair-was given to a very enttritorioes Officer of State rr who had eireedy overly concluded the argociations, ' with several Princely Houses. Those with the •otharit will itontediately commence, and Ms Majesty, I : willthemdacide open the whole. The Sittings of t h e itlAry 00pmittee, which were interrupted fortiori "1, thalwolnellced a short time before the arrival Vi Prince Metternich. The labours of the Coot. *tutee are approaching to their conclesion, and the, Artido of the Fortresses of the Confederation is new 'kinder Omission. ThwPiblic, however, are not et ll informed with respect to the discnasions, nor with Me resolutions concealing the • organisation of the Masi of the Confedeistioe, and alt the premature *moonlit is Public Joernals are probably mere con.l jeCteves, or even fictions. • ' Lanon. ream East Fatast.asni Sots. 10.—It is' 'Old that the Provincial States of East Friesland will shortly bit re-established. The East Friesland . Pro. vincial ConstiMMioß is above 300 years old, and .has Anent excellencies; though Oise defects had crept imp the Adegnietration i which it !veld be proper to . . remedy; biti the whole of the ancient Constitution is swollen,. *The three Estates,' namtly • Knights, Bergeeses, sad Peassnts, have's!l equal righti and equal defies • hely -if the'Constitution is res tored the voting in (ilsefre cannot well be introduced apin g because the whole equestrian order of East Friesland 'consists of only two or three families, and - most of the knights' estates are in the hands of the burghers and 'Peasants, and the Pessanti (or farmers) possess near 5000 free divided estates .of the first class, end war 8000 smaller ones of all kinds. In ancient. times the numerous. knights' fees And noble estates were.etl its tbe possession of Ahe. Esst Friesland Nobilityoe hick Is quite 'different in modern times. Accordiog tz. the old Constitution, the East•Friesiand Diet was opened every year on the nrk of May', for the prediction of the public accoonts.;•it was held with open doors, under the direction of a Royal Commissioner. • The revenue was levied at a small ezpence. The Pres. sian Government had a great revenue front East Friesland, the inhobitahts of the country had few bur. dens and few tem t ail trade, and every branch of industry were free, and .the country enurislied.— These good times will certainly ,non return, and still further promote • the, general satisfaction in East Friealand.,lf the Ems Canal should be accomplished, -k would berbighly siderntageoes tot the commerce and 'navigation of East Friesland. Srocznozw; Gibralter, the agent of the Pscha of Egypt, is gone to Cariscrona, whence Ise will sail to Italy, oil board a skip, which 11,e has purchased. , •. • • toMplaints of ireirlfei hail 'forme re. wired from several districts. The hail is described itartly•ofthaaite of a hen's egg, partly of a common watch, and lay 'tumefied above twenty:four hours; at. Upsal a great many windows were destroyed; •se- - . rural parishes in Helsingland, Upland, and- East Gothiend, lost their cdrn ; the branches were tofu .frern the trees, and slsocatileitilled in the fields. Home, Auts. 2f.—The Captains of the Aiserican [drawls at Leghorn have &vivo 4 brilliant entertain. OW* to thi members of the family of Bonaparte, iilititslosl44 in that neighbou'rhood. ' Beerint, -Serf. 16..e.The day after to-morrow we shell hove the pleasure of seeing hit'Alejesty the Ea. 'peripilif Bessie attire here. He goes on . the 21st to- APOillelak.dsc. - .-Soess after our Masora will set out tar Ali-le.chupelle. a • Mig the Crewe goes.tei setiv e si-.60 hompf tatpressel apt ;:•• * . :111 . 1 : • • * • Hassuniaa..fleekilvs l 4#l/01 081 ,1 to letters from tam tibiae, which sonseqiotesiteilkonoltritthrof ere.' die, Prince Hardtmberg, ..Proscte . ;'SetterOich., tied Lord"Cmtlereesk were to ewe te - -Sit?,:beforo'llsit , opening of the noire* '641-4-Chapelle ./ 1011 mid; that several Poweis bee. Cottliatti'd to egfftes an eager wish' to- be admitted to ttioi. Congresi4 fit Aare been . repeatedly • refused and :referred tb the original declaration, that nothing but the evacuation of the French territory will be there discussed, 00 which. the Allied Powers continue to tte4l l3l of Oil same opinion. It 'feeds not to be proied'at length, that this resolution is the wisest and de best for maintaining the harmony which now esists.• The various.-negocistions began at Paris on the relation, between Spain and Portu g al, Spain and its Colonies; Iltz. will be continued there avitheet interruption. a ~ z ;;PRICK Of STOCIOV.11111" DAY AT ONK O'CLOCK. /Kink Sort • • 5 per Cent. Nary . Mil 105 1 S prr Cent: Rea. • • India Needs 71 74 0 $ perCent.Consalr 741} Lon g Ana. .-t ' 1. pre' Gent. Exchequer KOMI* 17 # • ! lantols for Ace. 741 i (Minium 4j -••• 4 per Ceht. ,~i. ;. • • • •-r-' TOIC STATESMAN- z4l4l:twe : • .11 41f NatISMAIN .lEPtstso l 4 * s llild~ • TUE QtiliEN. It sippers by ibii . -701ficia! Ogitetin or the. Quasar% .heettb. Weed . this: morniag, that the enteedastrat Is ha' II AJures aeaditieu Was but temporary. She bits bad another bad uight. The Bulletin is as, fol. loss t-- .. ~ " Kew Palace, Sept. 21. The Qualm boa sot bad a good sight—there it no materiatt shersties is the symptoms of bee liburry's compiaiot. (Signed) "F. 4141LISAN, " H. .` 1 'Though the feverish *reptant buvr :.. eu!siferstdr 681)411*d, in cooseq o • ace of t be sleep "Wi l Weatkitilt Tv - had Prevloiisly enjoyed,U ts faired ffait 161A:Ct.Tort, iar~isisorelitite absence. of pato ; foe, vilieestier utterria:sot up* the.lUssuedielti 444414 i :100106.4eletii****047 1/I **4o ol o 4 i i i#i 0141btk< •". sieyeltUUetiliitessantly, tiMal. ca lie attached lath Tkviipsisoet the ohs', of yesterday hey, ruseined• tbwlettse state. :The Perte. eibiegiuliirtiof444-44elled. appiefaci;\ 'Olifie'weither, did not . te*Velso accustomed walk . yam were occupied inapt* of the. day in. receivlug. and answering the numerates enquiries of the 'Nobi lity, who paid their. respects at the Palace. Sir' HERR? BALIPORD went to Windsor, at eleven O'clock, to visit his Maiesev and the Pdeettle So •He retained' to the Palace soon after sis.— At balf.past five o'clock the PRINCR RIGSWIP and the Duke of Yoac irrived. Their Royal ilighnesees bad severally a short interview with her IVIA3ESTI sod afterwards staid to dine with their Royal Sisters General TAYLOR, Sir FRANCIS MILMAX, Sir HENRY. lIALIPORD, end Colonel Steenemsotr, bad , the honour of being.of the dinner party. The late boisterous gates, we are sorry to find, hue dame considerable damage at am. The tatters from the coast, received this morning, of which the substance is given. in oar Shipping Intelligence, seen tin some rirticulars of these unpleasant casualties. -- _.: ~; ~ ( i , r )NI A tiJt. ,s- !TAlineneA,. d, %A toll! intibUieence f f ." A l ves evsd Port • , r w in h ir ich r sin:point:lit sotkos; Suss erica he h ElesAn/ 40 1118edn ok 11 44r01 place.' Ttre cans iii spite of all the en Tiara . rn r to Bof its sippoiers—for it is sacred. Is is nos stile& N for Lih,rty and Independence maintained by the pp. pressed inhabitants of one of she Most cOnaidersbls and important portions of the Globe. The * h ie huinasi spades is deeply interested in their succes, Wh et wan of any information, or of a liberal Who, belTti the *power, would not willingly No ' them ? Who, but an advocate for the shim li : degradation of mankind, does not l at thp.leve hi l ot • ,^ them his good wishes ? Is it in the Ware of tlde4s; ii it fn common sense and justice, that a People 4 11. sled like the South Americans should be being i, , ema i i. , contented with the wretched degrading net t , . of mintage in which Spain, that palsied Qeotwd I ignorince and superstition, would fain resin thew? For an account of the F.derative P tne i ocn or. New Granada, said to be now the destination oft GREGO& MiGsaGoe, we refer the Reader teems colunth.. • . . The report that the Allied Sovereigns ? , tt tow 'fine their deliberations at Aiz-la.Chapelle ta . ghis single getstioo of the evacvation• of the Frenelligo; . : ritory la revived, and the lisarburgh Papers, here ireeclied os to the 20th, endeavour to ibis..iinprrisillon. The declaration of the Sown*ao to -this effect has, it . events, been repeatedly reflood to, is e Lesson for rejecting the applications of mi. rail 'Of the minor Potentates, to be admitted to parti. cipate in the discussing, of the Congress. This de. t claration may be made to serve as a pretest for re. refusing the wishes of the German People for lai. lioration•in their Constitutions, as • well as the desire of the inferior Princes try mingle in the deliberating of the great Assembly ; bet few, we presume, will believeohat the principal Power, of Eurppe bug ,dots met for the purpose of discussing this limit ~ •q uestien, which we have reason to believe has already' "been settled at Paris, and might certainly hare bees •ratified SI well at the capitals of the respective Severely, ii at Ala.la.Chapelle. The German .sigh for ikepreaestative Constitutions; 'those who ~Iraersenjoyed the adesittagee of theseinstilations, dr. • *ad the rederitlon of their rights; and those ehe. ,graie titters. solemnly promised by their , Gorpromtitts* • 'sibs sieloblistment of a • COostitartional safeguard, sse 'hewrirthe. neptesill* of this pretection to their li. bit,. Ifs sameptiiriktiii. We shall see to whet shifts flee resierstd ligaiseiehe and their selfish rainless will * be drivel to . .the fulfilment of their selese pledges. .Tiese Legislators ire not deliverers. Thy pursue-the old course of Kings, and the hider, of ,shfs.shovit of - that in too luny instaneeit tirewaralista and soceess of Princes ii not followed by any aarliora. tion Government., Their aim is to confinntleir paseetAnd fix their own dynasty on the throw, isl the . ‘ppreasien of the power Tether - grows this lirnirtiiires..---Sovereigns never 'willingly' . e.';acols checks upon their own power.. The . inlet - meg , of popular freedom, the security of preperly, jet. tic*, religion, thiimprovements, and the dearest is. , (crests of society, however, require Constitution calculated to consecrate the rights of men, and ea. sore the .basis upon which they are founded, by Is. galiziag the' benefits that . have been obtained; sag reason and experience hare declared, that this tea best be Aisne by the Itopiegentitive voice.-The province of EastFriestiand had, a. Represeatstim Conatitotion, three centuries old, the te.estsblislt. Moot of - which:with each loipeovernents as the effects of time Upon oil • initikif ens may hay render. ed expe dient, now lerik4or with impetioaceo- The .gepresentotive - Body 'ell:shied of three Estate& — Keighte, Burgesses, tied Peasants—who at ie separate chembeki end,. of course, voted Silt hi& tido*, but by clean; it is now contended, that the first of these Ozdeiteligeia got vote, on the tea viral ofAhlt.Ceatelitoliesi,..o4,..oal-etilire de". '4 l , t `. 3 ° o l l o_ ghttleitele, Egeislrlealeirierof East- Frieslipd theidttiiwo'oe threallaiwiiies - ; and .inott of the ~Caidht tae is the hasuliof the Ifiatiet.tesehti "Peeetretiq . :wher, as popular revotatiow, .appeOla* *eve tiligerief iittle disturbed the States el testt** A r f e; . . - iosolfrtatory.it k ef 'the tramoillest kind, mest tsele . oistained them without outrage, and by the reixeieleace of economy and Industry over wes_ craving,. Nothing. teems to us moreirtree• thaio the objection made to the revival of that part of the Coostitation which *would sacrifice 11 . 41 ensay to the few ; yet it appears that there are P sorts aristocratical enough to contend that the voile of. two or three families -should have a .conirellig power over the whole mass of the community is• chided in the Constitution. With a Constitutioa of this order, we doubt not the Legitimates will 14 0 1 gratify the good People of • East Friesland. The French Papers, though they hue reached.. to the tilt, have few articles of interest. The health of the Michels of BERRI, according. to the last 80. letin v is in rapid progress towards complete re•ests blishment. The Duke of Booasow has completely recovered. M. CuarEncr A!NE sod Gen. CANOTIs are about to be removed to the prison of Le For. , where an apartment has been prepared for the letter. The BaronVviaor.Lcs was eza minta on Saturday. o.° Witness in the affair of M. CARTEL. The trial olthe Army Coin miisi oners, for hoeing false orders Po pro , visions ) &c. during the retreat of BONATARTh r . to r t~ r~ -- ov'7 ~r ~~ 1