The Statesman. — London, England, 1818-10-29 00:00:00

; k :;11 PAPERS. Paola, Orr. 'ls..—The King, yesterday, took au siring to Vincennes. ELECTIONS. The Department of the Mnseile—For the fourth. Itutninstion there was a be tint between M. de Thur. Suet, Mayor of Mets, and Lieutenaut•General Gm ..siter has been appointed. . the Eiectlons of Iho illante-Sonzie are terminated. 'lids depatiment fUrnisl;;; iwoDePetios. MM. de - Crattinintst and Baron Martin de Utiy, both out going Deputies, have been re-elected. It appears to be certain that the Emperor of Res. Na and the King of Presets will sloop on theteth in.' smut, at Soionna, that they will dine on the 28th at Paris, and sleep the samtrovening at Senlis.• Hie fte., 'watt Majesty will, as before stated, be precedes:We: kialmperial ilighoess the Grand Duke Coostatwine,; who . will collie ler 'his rapacity. of Aidade•Comp.: General to . hi. 'Kosher, to . 411600110 1 (0 - 1114 •King of France:hie' *rebel. The Emperor will _accompanied by littejor.deneral the Prince de. Wn .kooski. Pis Impt4ial Illsjesty will 'make hissetre 415 1 . by the Barrie. , of la Valerie.. The return s by inventory, of the artillery, of Va. , Seaciennes, alod AA every material in the depots which bad Iwo consigeeti to the Attie% too k. place on the 18th instant, by two English, Officeroappoieted by his Grace the: Doke of Wellington, to MM. Morio, Cattail, and Capella, en Artillery Officer, who bad beitsnommissiotted by his Excellency the Minister of Way. -Tbe delivery of the fortresses of Valencien. I ;um Landrield.l. Quemoy, Maubeoge, and Cam ' bray, wilt-tikskplare with the greatest form ; diffe r e nt regimeots of the ' Royel 'Guard, add several legions now completing their organization in Picardy and Clutotpegne,are shindy designated to form. these garrisons. Tito fictional Guard of the occupied towns will be .rvorganizeA, and will do, duty con. •. joiwaY with the Mops. of he line, until the Army shall be plaepd *upon the tooling used by the Royal Ordinances. jt la impossible to describe the joy and satisfaction which reign throughout France f the King . 10 every where beloved, because there is no one but is persuaded, Mot it is to his virtues that we owe our deliverance. Feencit'kendo„ Oct. 9.4.—Five per Cents. 74f. 95c. Dank Stock, 16311. 50c. . Vat.zectzetto, Om 21.—After the grand re view on Friday, of the right wing of the Army of Occupstion, consisting , of 35,000 men, the troops will be immediately put it. morerneut on their home vista line of march. The resuming possession of all the places occupied 'by the Allied troops, will take piece successively, st).111 to be terminated by the 15th of November. 'the Emperor Alexander and the King of Prussia strrivedibere this aßeirelsoli.. The Marquises Dessolee . end d'Auticham" received thelehhiesties at the hon. tiers of the liieetotit, MI the garrison was under Urns, .and numerour salutes of aifillery.announced the arrival of the Mkchs within, our walls, The most splendid lodging, awe been peep red for them. end also for their star. To.morrow, the Duke or ' Wellington will give "'brilliant entertainment lo the ' Sovereigns at his head , ioarters. The grand review 'wilt take piece, the day after to.tisorrow. The corps , of the Resales . 4 1 19py 4 commanded by Lieut.-General antlerbrtutailS, is tinsto'ved la our ntighboevimpsei, , ilokthe Danish troop, under the walls of Bouchain ;1 the jlinoverian and . gigot' contingents are cdnceo. qiiiiid ; the English at Aspres and its environs : the gawps collectively make an aggregate of 35,000 men 1 of all arms, whose military tenure is supet b. Amongst these corps of different nations, a fine regiment of " n -Cossacks is particularly remarked ; it has always been distinghished by its escellent discipline. After the grand review of departure, and the memories . which will soeceed it, the Allied troops forming the Oight wing of the Army of Occupation will imme diately move on their return to their oleo country. - • ILIMBURGII MAIL. LETTER FROM MUNICH, OCT. 12 —We live here ' in perfect tranquillity, and know nothing of the sup ' posed warlike preparations which *ll4qollll to disturb our neighbours, and are even Said to have given occasion •to active counter measures. Our troops remain quiet in their garrisOns, and we hope shut the miatioder standings which have arisen will be peaceably and amicably arranged. Sr. PETENSBURGIII, Oct. 3.—The great works which have here commenced for the improvement of • this city are carrying 'on witb, great activity. The broad pavement for the canvenience of foot passen fors, made of granite, are a particular ornament. The great bridge of cast iron over the Wilts. nearly compleedi 30,000 pried of iron, at 40 lb. per pood, have, been employed in it. The espence will amount to 400,000 roubles. Count Rotrianeow, the Chancellor of the Empire, has this year made a present of one thousand roe - bles to the Botanic Garden at Simpheropnol, in the Crimea. The Direiter of the Garden has destined this sum to the perchase of fig and olive trees in the Genoese territory, 'to plant them in the Botanic Garden. Ti m weather is still cold, and we expect an early sr titer. i3itsitEN, OCT. 22.—We have received from an • authentic srturcithe following remarkable account of t e true plan of the new Freoch•cnlony :- 4 BAY OF GALTEsTON, .luxe 13.—The Junta of the ezic4o iniorgeolv, who have been long dissa ti,ii. d with Mine, who enrages t he inhabit ants b y the rat ger wh ch he commits, have concluded an agree ment i h General Charles Lallemsnd, according to ' ' which we are to join them as soon as the great heat is over. We are ab ut 4000 strong, infantry, artillery, • and cavalry. The cavalry is commanded by Count mid the artillery by the brother of the Com mander-in-Chief, who was distinguished as General 7 of Artillery niodee Napolern, rind will arrive here • to‘illore c lor, with artillery bows from New Orleans. - The soldiers are animated with splendid hopes, and think to pay, on occasion, a visit to the mines of • Feted." • A new mad is about to be made from Pwes to Eestboartin, in Swim, which, when completed, will prove a cooAder4ble advantage to both places, para. L owly to the hitter s to the bathing Season. r U g I IAI TO •COItRI:SPONOEN 41 * II Tle commie casion from %flock 1,141, &Ord the 14111. did Do reach as till ,egierday. he strael attend la it • earliest opportaalty. :? FRICK. OF STOCKS TIM DAY.%T t)N E. o'CLOCK • Kash Fixs‘ck . 5 per Celit vavir 1G . I per Ceat. fteti.76ll Indus Bonds. $S 13:.) P 3 per Cent.Cuni..l4 78a Lung Assn :44 S. per Cent. Cif_ Exchequer litshaßSS P.,, tweets' Inc Acc. 48*.. . Otitniuns fr p ire Cent. 96i - 4' THE ST4TESIICAN. ... • 1 t - fe • . LyN 4)0 N brockaza 29 1 ISIS. t • • • ~.. ,400:14vionas, THE QUF.IIN. , .is the 'Bulletin of th is mornin g •r-T • " Kew Palace, Oct. SIPA ,"tee WIMP ha psisell-isootber good eight; it bassos isk err. any araterial istaze•epea lief SW tli/Effle, " H. HALF 0411. 74 i. t a:confidently stated, tby no perceptiblicisa - he for the better has token place in. the health of 1110 QUEEN, althoegls she has.nnw palmed a great part of each of the five last nights in state of apparent re. pose. It becomes, therefore, every day snore pros table, that the neat pernitysii will be attended with alarming effects. Inland, her M AStrry is so (much enfeebled, by the protraction of 'intent suffering, that it can scarcely be hoped she will be abl; to en. ''ht, attack. • • i '• Il dote another, even slight, _ Another attempt Was Math yeiterday to Ow the Royal Patient some little change of air and objects, by removing her .from her chamber to her botiadr, adjoining ; and, by slow degrees, and with the greatest care, the removal was at length accomplished, *MINA exciting any materially painful sensation. The interest which the People of this country feel, and cannot but feel, in the S o nth American contest for Liberty and Independence, is likely to be considerably increased' by the number of wet countrymen who-are about to embark for the scene's of enterprise in Spa nish America. The success of the Patriotic Cause, ,particularly in the rich provinces of Buenos Ayres and-Chili, and the Proclamation of General Anne, which we inserted yesterday, with the prospect which the conquest of New Granada, end the eisterprise which Lord Coctleatts: is understood to have in view, could not but make an impression upon ardent end active minds, dispoeed to co-operste In the emancipa tion of their 'fellow-ereateres, end to pursue the means ef 'subsistence, where now slalom atone they can espect to find it. The tatter inci*ltinstis deed sufficient to drive thousands from their oat land ; for where wails end oppression prevail, mee *eve • wit reseastry, -wed. thctitis of 0114 111"in!' 4 1 bear abroad all who can irate the spot that refuses subsistence, whatever may br the ties of natural i fection that bind the emigrant to it. In this ivey.at present, and chiefly from the utter impossibittly to Ilse, which men experience in their endeavours to , this end at present in this cosotry, we see the B.Mer of the national population departing to distant shores, to conquer from foreign tyrants a home, and the means of subsistence with tivertrord. It is stilted' that a distinguished partisan of the Spanish Ameri can Patriots, who has pissed some months in the different parts of the United Kingdom. has succeeded. we have no doubt from these causes, notwithstanding former disappointments, in procuring no less thee fifteen hundred individuals to cross the Atlantic under his orders. A thousand, it is said, will pro. coed in a few days, in (oar transports, from the River. The rest will be shipped at Greenock. end from the North of Ireland. The A f oot alluded to has char tered for this service 10 vessels, half of the freight•of ! which has been paid to the owners in advance. !A considerable accession of volunteers is expected from the Continent ; so that before the clge of the year, the European force destined to act under Ides is ex pected to amount to aot less than 3000 men. The different vessels will, it is supposed, rendetvotse at Old Providence, off the Mosquito shore, where Commodore Alloy has already made a lodgment; and thence, the leader of the expedition will diiect his locum movements, accotding to circumstances. so] as either to open a direct communictrineritiat tith l Independents iis the interior of. New Grenade; a to produce an important 'diversion •in their furter, by landing on the Whose of Darien. It is by 'inure conjectured, that his eldest; views are not uncon nected with the intended operations of Lord Cocu 'Wit in the Pacific. His Lordship, it is said, has proceeded to take the command of the Independent naval force at Valparaiso, and it is not unlikely that successful attacks upon the wealthy Spanish - settle 4reors to the north word of that port, are contem plated by that enterprising officer. Hence, It is pro bable that a part of the troops, now'on the eve of sailing, may be destined to penetrate — ceps* the Isth mus, and to he employed by 'his Lo s,hip as v corps of debarkation. In the farther *erects which we Awoke from the American Papers, there is en esplaestlon of a went Act of the American Congress relative ter'the exclu sion, in certain cure, of British vessels from ports of the United States, which will be found of importance to the conimercia) interests. As there is always a possibility that the strict assertion of de. (wive rights may lead to the comaislioa of wrongs; • 9 • I 'sm "'WAIL IN I P.1.1.1,:d.Nid — V — W in the nerveolty for this ;epistle,' ion oliii , tiotial .. Haim for wishing That the Coinmercial Treaty which k , —"Inill— . Nit lei h nince; 1., Xant to have heel' .cnuctutled.betatten the G oyern• Dikr.t•Cine 9.ll.—Canitodowi.oiet mews of this coontiy sod the United States, ma?' lii'liiPole'irssostilt.:::(l:l:4;:fjoil,r jimihics ; 1 i.l .i„i4 esslitaill a proper feelotion fur the satisfactory au . hag(); Melt, Ji;nes, for Not , W. ' vestment of those *Milts have been the cause of so wards . for ditto; nor _ ___ . t 5,,,, , ellign, 3 tot mach jealousy and digitate. Kirk lila, Scott, for Big A •Tste hitter Farri We regret so find that the Yellow Fever has made nisius in the Dto its.—Paseil by, at ti Croix, in 39 days, fur ()open' 41, appearance at Charleston. To promwe the health G . ( lo . de . itt Sand, the Saseleigil a ~ages. -of the-troops, end to facilitate the necessary arrange. PoRTSMOUTII OC S 0 ant 28.—Stiled meats for subsisting the Atmy by an established de-, _ • • 1 , (transport), for Calais ; Masa', kind; i. 6 partotent of supplies, a Geneve' Order has been hifede; Providence, Salloil ; Venerable, Di:ia , i ./ betty, AldriJge; Amelia. Gi more lt t 1 d —ill „in: l ' i ls • kiisued, directing the -Commanding Officer of every , 'cierawanent post and garrison, where the public lands Mary, Richardsoo l for Neacestie; and Loyal Wi t ,,; will justify such a measure, to cease a garden to be fur Chatham. annually coliivated by the troops under his commend, H ARWICH, Ocr. 28 —Arrived the V Mail w In a Mail, from C tzLeven. ....ssitore al o t Mail had most e ',accountably out arrls,J h" a l t emi c a .e z i : equal to sopplyihg the hospital and garrison with the , oerrasery•vegetables throughout the year. In addi• haven when the packet sailed. lion to this, a more eatensive 'cultivation is to be LIVERPOOL, OCT. 27.—A1-tired the Ro w s, t om. heu,on, fron t s U° sl * o l f ; M sl a il y ed , 1 2 o l c i em A pen il y i Z l i t f , %b ib commenced, also by . the . military, at different points li m her 18 t h l_lumble, fur Liverpool, and patted. fro a , tke produce of which is to supply the brea d , as we . • ' vi the other substantial vegetable parts of the ration.' to a detest 13th may ; on the ifith May, in Ist 115. 5,,,k !The surpluiwill be sold, and the . amount distributed i -- - . one. t io. iu. L . spoke the slope , from Bombity log Calcutta. pyri. , CaDriessa,x,frOocinv.th2fle Weser, American Baltimore, o ft r ug ailigiai rssion s et" ' -,.t*:,,. - 1 / 4 ' 'll3 Pa) masters among the Non-commissioned Offi. eels, Musicians, and Privates of the several sons, according to the master-rolls, - at the next pay.: o . n the Long Sand, on the Stith init. oeitsg andsri proceeded th tck weather, thi this M a : l 4 .1 ii w g a Ii from il4l . ' fp day after it shall have been received. This plan must ultimately -lead to a considerable saving of off without he rco in damage, pliises espence, besides the other advantages which it pre. the Downs.—A quantity of wheat has Len picked sent., and shay afford' useful hints, at a time when up ill bags on the Goodwin Sint's, and landed hpie, we are forming oar Peace Betablishmeut 'on an being part of the cargo of the foreign ies.et wreaked °tithe 22d inst. ; but there are no marks on them,— economical footing. —...—. A «him shirt was picked up near the wreck, tank the initials I.l'. is (irked on it with blue silk; we It appears by the Paris Paper s, which we have re. have made every enquiry, but cannot learn any edit; twitted to the 26th, that the formal transfer of erg!. particulars that might lead to a discovery of the ease , warlike 'mores, Etc. io the garrison of Vale's- of the vessel s or where she belonged to. eiennee, frees the British Authorities to those of France, took piece on the 18th inst., when two Eng lish Officers, appointed by the Duke of WELLING sots, delivered over the materiel of that garrison to Colonel, Moats and Cerme, commissioned for the same purpose on the part of the French Minister at War. The successive resumption of all the fortresses lof France will be complete!, it is thought, by the sth of November. The Emperor ALEXANDER and the King of Pnosssa arrived at Valenciennes on the 21st. They were received of coarse with match parade and military honours. The troops to be reviewed on the 2&I were all concenttated at their respeitive posts : the BritishnfAspres and In itt environs ; the Russians near Valenciennes; the Danish contingent under the eralla-.id' 'oo is e hfki ci ; the Saxons sad Hanoverian , withisjoinerayring distance. The transport of the bagge4ra of the British Contingent is daily going on from Calais to Dover, and the test possible under. rand* b said to exist between the Officers of the Staff wad Garrison, and the English Officers who saperleteat the embarkation. The . greatostig, we i mt . t. see -continues to be expressed in every:part of er fr .Its approactilecAltfigitilto. • - ' -10 POW . ~...-: . : Funds sink lower and lower. ,- —a5i........ Vessels spellers with by the Bengal, arrived Liverpool :—On thP 43:1 Jane, its Ist. 7. 35. S. limp 88. 56. E. the (A) ship Atalanta, from Penang fir America ; and on the 10111 Sept. in tot. 13 13. long. 23. 53. the Radcliff, frosts London to the Sculpt Seas. The Rowins, !Ares., from Pictoo to Aberdeen, was driven ou shot, on the 13th instant, near Sup* tress. The Don Miguel, Forego, ftrim Rio Janeiro h Lisbon, was token on the %II ult. off the Rucks: Lisboa by an Illtlafgeld privateer. THE BULLETINS OP THE QUAENIf IIEILT/I••• ft is now many weeks since Bulletins begin) to issued on the settled of the .Quaers's birlispositioa. Almost esery one of those published within the last month has said, that the sym,itouss of ber MaJesee's illness remain as before. is is almost impossible to sly, in which Belltitin the illness thus daily referred to has been stated.' If this can not beams., should not the Physicians either mention the noore o f h er MAJESTY'S MOPS!, or cease to rebr to it, as if it hiJ been described ?......;rhe French Physicians.. in cases 'of indisposition in the R.iyal Family, Saone iitHe ins which enable other medical men to undetsistel, in SOW degree, the condition of the patient. We do 'not say that this should absoleteli bet salt lo Apr physicians; but at least let us net be reterseatuslist cannot be found. It is said that it has been offiriatty annouseed to the PRINCE BEGEST, that her It -bat 11i4hoe'is till • Duchess of CLARENCE is in that Slate whip h prolate* to realize the expectations cf the notion ; the Duchess of liewr is also fsiourably advanced is pregnancy. • Sir VICARY GIRDS, as well a! Lord Ettrillne aouout, has signified to Ministers his desire, on sc• cJun. of continued ill health, to retire, and the* both the Wei lusticeships become vacant. Sir 5A111166 SHEPHERD has declined tile office of Lod Chief Justice cf the King's Bench, from a sta , e of defective hearing. WINDOW TAX.—• 4 numerous and highly reseed able :Meeting was held in the Parish of St. Pater, on Friday lest, to rake jot" consideration the necessity of applying to Poliantent (..r a tr repeal of the Window Tax, when Resolutions this effect were unanimously adopted. S CO TS LAW PROISOTIONS.--=The eSperled 7 Proirst.toions at EiinbutKD tosve not yet taken 0. It is said, the final arrangement waits for the opinion of the I.ogo CHANCELLOR, who is always cr. as a matter of the professional eliqu4le ref his office, in all appointments of the Judges end the La Otficers of the Crown. It is also said, that lois demur has taken place respecting the number Gowns to be given to the present LORD A-nync , in the event of his succeeding Lord PyrxttLot, lass no fewer than'three. Air l'Acisti Officer at Inverness has, it is said, covered, the perpetual motion. lie has made a chine which is kept in perpetual motion by anszt , attraction. Great as this discovery is, it it oolbt new in the North, where tsisdune and _attraction I understood to reside. But we have 6.404 Olen •• understand that making and drinking whisk'ey perpetual a motion these as any thing that - cotild Nand:, iltnir..—An affair of honour was (14)&1041 on SOW' day morning last, on the flats, near Cl e Sir J. GRAY EGERTON and 1,01'41 BELGittce the first lire Sir JOHN'S hall struck Lord LsE..GI in the pistol•arm, but his Lordship was not woo' dangerously, and is doinz well. The rouse of rev between the parties originated, we understanil,. certain proceedings which lock plate the day pso ceding, at the Annual Elect io n of Mayor Sr.f , the City of Chester. A Mr. 13Antan, in proposM Mr. EVANS, who is in the Grosvenor interest, Mayor, made what were considered rather,poi: allusions to some of the Eg erton party. all( sinosted that they had been stimul,tell by Sir EGenTox himself. 'rite insinoatio was roeeii Sir JOHN to be disavowed by Lord UELortAvc, was present, but this his Lordship refused. greatest cenfusion then arose i n the e r s roblys the Recorder was ultimately obliged to akiontn Cn'urt to another day. The meeting between .14.11,r and Lord UsLans.ve was immediate l y wards arranged. Spain appears one wide scone of confstsion and po litical absordities. Whilst the country is eaperiencing , a rapid decline in its trade, and is a prey to robbers and all kinds of oppression. King _FERDINAND be gins to feel the reaction of his errors. After tearing the last list of proscriptions, he is said to base ex• cleitned, in a fit of pinion, I know not what to do —.one advises Imo that this is white, another that it is attek.s• yet still the unfortunate men who have delleit under his displeasure, experience no clemency from this convictiou of his errors. The system of iseprivelituent continues as anal. The prisoners in the Castle of Villariciosa are still watched with the "greatest vigilante. The persons attached to the Court, says a letter from Madrid,affect to believe that &nosed the prisoners is one of the greatest intricacy end importance... They go so far as to report, that a close correspondence has been long carried on by M. CALIO and M. GALLARDO with the 'brother of the tatter, as well as with other Spehish Patriots in France and England ; but this is not believed even by these who make the assertion. it is now asserted thatZetteral O'DONNELL (Count d'Ablabal), who was believed to be disgraced, and who was area said to have been ordered under arrest, is still destined to be the Commander-in-Chief of the expedition, which is never likely to put to sea. No news had yet been .received at Cadiz at the date of the lest letters, of the rich convoy from Havanna, which sailed so long ago ; and great apprehensions are entertained that it hat Men into the hands of the privateer% under the Patriot lag. • The Friends of Reform will be much gratified with our. Report of a Meeting which took place at Nor wish a few day, since, to celebrate the return pf Mr. SNITII and Mr. GuaszT, at the last Election. 'The cattie of Reform Is evidently gaining ground at Norwich, and we trust M (A e example will be followed in other parts of the kingdom. The Duke of Itoax visited the PRINCE REGIINT yesterday. Yesterday BUDD HUMBOLDT, the Prussisn Ambas sador, hid a log audience of the PILINCii REGLNT at Carlton-boost.. Yesterday a Coort of Directors was held at alas india.bouse, when Captain C. O. MAYNE was sworn into the command of the ship Atlas, consigned to Bengal and Chins. NATIOIIAL Scuoor..e.—Yesterday, the Public Eau.. inination of one thousand children, 'rimester, in the : p►inciples of the E,tablished Church, at White chapel School, was attended by the LORD MAYOR sud several other distinguished person,. Or; I, Sim for T. 11i1.4i.m, C le 01011.; [11 1.1 : 11fk . 1 5 0 Pf the tier , tram St. .4 ihp Aurora ltd; 14 Roo t dr, Da*.ris: r r, is we fr MO . It fer alp li • t .• b• • ni. • lilt 'vas reJ uld her r 4 . -: tits .1,1x410. , p, on IC. be: s h u n s tl: s id Chief I ,eothia frped• ;I. Peer, iitlere4iso r e lota • atioos to led !Ay Len plot!. ostinioo ' !oticohed, • his frigti I tile Lae !list soil* ,noels, of • vac An, lAA, lib° 14a, Ml' lade s r inavitkiiC 14 f olhisg raction OM ! I. 14 Oiled If 4ipy .."! t - Coild 1 en Sew' , r . hettlift t Avg Oa !I L, g _ ud ivig , t .06 , akd se of tvaf• j etstioll, in e day pr e ' of, 10. fP r provang ioterOwt. ll , her,Pnin" iv. du d in' Sr:foil% o y r roquired b! 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