The Statesman. — London, England, 1813-01-02 00:00:00

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Sluvy Limg. 141t.1.5 746 DAY AT O$ ties.trest. lodis Boob par d Zs i: ehegoorrllillstpl. 1 p Ditto SP.Y 5 p I °mien for 9 Consols Acct. 611 i Lottery Tickets X?! 90 fore, as the nature of the two supposed to influence the progress is on the side of the Americans. THE • FTATESMAN. ever throw down a Republic territory and population ?—On many Monarchies and kingdoms of far superior popu lation have not been subverted by a small Repeb lic?—ln short, a contest between States so con. structed, is like a fight between. decrepitude elm& youth !—Could France have so some, and pl. most so suddenly, have, repelled the forces lef seven Crowned Meads and five Sovereign States, and have reduced almost every one of them to sub jugation, but for the republican forts and Impregna. den its authorities assumed at the fall orLovis X VL Ito, impossible. We do not, however, mean to paw,' is republican principleb in. POPS In *4 1!! marks and references to Incontreeetelle fact& Oat Ministers should have prevented the necessity even alluding to them. They sheeld have pro. filed by the lessons of history, ellitore may My, by the important examples which hams bees bald forth to times in their own times. est Ow are not, like other men ; they have dist/actinism** from other. men. They are distinguished and rewarded'for their complaisance to that shining but less solid portion of our taixed Governmenti—the Aristocratic, is uttering lest of the more vigorous end valuabler—the Demme, tic. They ought, however, to have been mere cautious in provoking the hostility of a people of a descrip tion like our Trans-Atlantic opponents. The contest is downright madame. It Is like staking pfd against iron : and this comparison might be carried on to a length to make the hair of a British patriot stand on end " like quills on the fretful potueeine." The only chance this ill-fated isle has of escaping from the multiplying dangers which its infituated or besotted Rulers are creating it, is the accident or occurrence of some circumstance which may give to the Demo cratic or Republican part of our Institutions, that weight and influence which it has been gradually losing for a century in the Ilbration of its pciwers. Another year has now rolled over our heads ; and a year it has been, more ensanguined with human blood than any other since the barbarians of the' North rushed, in countless hordes, from their, caves and savage wilds k to overthrow the ancient capital of the world. From the miseries thus inflicted anew on mankind, our hands are clean. Peace, as con• nected with the prosperity of the world at large, and the welfare and honour of our country in particular, and also the restoration of the Constitution to its pristine purity, have formed the objects of our pursuit—these objects as the primary ones which ought LONDON: UTU AY, SANUAIIT 2, 11113. PARIS PAPERS RECEIVED THIS HORNING TO WEDNESDAY LAST INCLUSIVE. Paws, Dgr, 29.-.. His Majesty tacky presided at is Council of rivauces, which lasted from eight iu the morning till neon. His Majesty afterwards !meted in The woods of Ve► nines. _ _ _ likorases: IMP Iti..-Qatelligtmee from Spain an- . nenuces, that division mates great progress among the Spaniards, who have hitherto shown themselves attached to the Insurrectional Junta. BuLtx, Dsc. 10.-‘The King is a little indisposed, we hope his majesty's health will soon be re established. Our assi/iary corps is still at ?dittso sod its neigh boorisoosol. FAB" Di& 29.-••oll . Sunday, hi' Majesty, sur. rouuded by the Grand Dignitaries, &c. received the Imperial Court, when he was addressed by Baron Sego's as President, who thus concluded—" Sire, — Our fathom have braved dangers to maintain the hereditary soccessios to the Crown ; their spirit still lines in as; ws ars ready to maiden every thing ' for you sacred person, for the perpetuation of your *sooty. Deign to receive this new oath—we will mein faithful to it till death." Two other &potations were afterwards introduc ad who spoke is similar terms. Majosty szpromed his satisfaction at the sen. flutists npressed in these three discourses. The Newiteirr, of the 28th, contains requests from sound ;like Cohorts In garrison at Hamisurgh, &e. &c.heights permissive of his Majesty to join and shnsethoperils and Amain of Who Grand Anny. Waitaisr, Dec. 110-4 maw retruiting has teen "dmis &nowt Dethy. Tha l tots spews in the Illemiteur of the 28th bomber, upon a pseagreph whieb stp. Feared in its English Paper, misting that CAlVA iiiw, with hit corps, had taken the route from Spain to reams " NoTsdpiatet only will no troops be withdrawn frees Spain, iont . soooo men, 6000 horses, and 600 weggeas s lirlab nimbi ens the 11th and 20th mi litary divisions, have just received elders to reinforce the Armies. eta Portugal, the Centre and South of Spain. 46 A citevey of 10,000,000 has just been sent to pay die sneers. If you believe the events which hens takes Vista, two theusand live hundred miles from you, suds u they are giving in the Peter& byre easels*, you were great dupes." And spin upon soother Paragraph stating that the French, by their mettles had inspired the Russians with hatred, “ 'Too should at least be consistent. 11 1 1, Pei; &rebut* G says it was the Praia wit set ire to Moscow, and to the thousand Q.' !ages which were found upon the route ; and thei , $ has reason to tax the Emelt with cruelties and barbarities; but this is not the language your hold in this Plessage (Lord Liverpool), you say it was the Russian. themselves who set fire to Mos cow and the singes upon the retie. What greats!, cruelty did there rowels .fen tLe Prpoch to commis ? and occupy the pages a Journalist is the servant pay him for his labour hands ; and if be deceive or giving a false colouring of public men, he merits tempt. It is a fact, however, lamented, that many ana frivolous tales, in wittiest cealed, and in heart Wed, than they do the tinselled garb of e lic view. Some do this ing that a full exposure excite an enquiry into endanger their authority. to au insolyeut tradesinau, &bib! : . , d ay _._ . . tl irb, .WI -,.. open Ss lie. Mestisisittialletim,.lll order I I delusion, ihit they rev reign uncontrolled l a y ml i t that hil and his suite shod& b elm; but ; estroanding tiliv—our labours have sot been alto 'bit Met Srdered all the doers to. be opened, Iletker anavailing—information Is daily gaining sad wienbitike the Ibli and . different Galleries, in ground, notwithstanding the efforts which Ministers, thiplallit le . doe crowd of spectators which pressed t. stad their agents of she venal part of. fise , preet, are iv.„.____„isitAi.rPriet mating to arrest its progress. , Wll.OlO/410- - . li do not contain the lent. infer- Au object still surer our hearts, as touching lm seedsliareifilad Array. T =date - eeleitgeovass, is -the 'present lamentable . ' - ... " .. — rmatia?" — • • • . ' . ' .__--,- ",._`-•••' stew% whfildise-pooraes redogedit this inclement, The pair ogiiiiibasd .it this someal nall I and forecarliospitable, "Vl* of the year. The deficiency a WM, is at once awful rind solemn.-- i beilefactoikia the country" tiler)? much citrtail , Front the Sala. Inn continuing in power, who have ed; arcassipsesce naturally. . Siting from the nar so long governed the country to its extreme hazaid, I rowed circeinstanees of many' of the usual donors; I.that can. be hopfd for ?—F' and to add to thecalamity, we learn, with entente of their hiving involved us in regret, that the general Subscription Fund in Loa lons and powerful nation, boasting don, is nearly exhausted. ,This, it might be thought, and energies with ourselves, what ' would have excited the attention of the PRINCE prehendf.--A nation, too, or rather atoots, and have induced him to set an example nations, held together 'not merel; to his Royal Brbthers t and Ministers of Starer; the Welts, knit by republican forms. former of whom profit so much • by . the "sliksits and of Admiralty, _ 'the latter from Taxation. — But we look In vain for the illustrious name of the RnGZNT to grace-the list of subscribers for the Relief • of the British Poor, whom the councils of Ms presert Ministers have rendered such, and over whom he is said to preside with parental care. For the relief elf the suffering Russians the REGENT has contri buted Two THOUSAND Poc Nos—for the relief of his own subjects—nothing ! The parallel, as far as re spects his Royal Highness, we will not farther pur sue, as it might lead to unpleasant reflections. It should he remembered that the poor of this country are not Russians, but do in reality merit the foster. log baud of Government at alftimes.. The Russians never question the right of their Sovereign to go to war, to burn their towns, and drive the inhabitants emma' into the woods te . pprislt ; thexefore-thepuel • mere obsequious subjects than the British. We have advice* from Bahia to the MI October, and they are much more explicit, as. to public affairs, than any that are obtained from Rio Janeiro, where the otasest vigilance is employed to prevent the dis asters of the intentions of the Court. It seems hiaseatters arenot agreeably settled between those , flei British interest and the Conde de A aces, who is the Governor of this establishment, and some ob itructioa is in consequence given to the trading inter courie.7—Tbe Americans have, we understand, in- 1 'formed the Ministers at Rio, that a Portuguese Agent of more responsibility is required at Washington. in the hope of forming some arrangements, as w ell commercial as political, which may be of impcitance to both countries. Dispatches were sent off last night to the Admiral commanding on the Leeward Island station. TM" Niemen frigate, of 38 guns, Capt. Pray will sit with the first fair wind front Portsmouth with secret orders. Friday last two detachments of cavalry marched from the depot at Maidstone, for Portsmoutb, there' to embark on board the outward-bound East India-, men. They are destined to recruit the several regi ments stationed at the two Presidencies of Madras and Bengal. A meeting of the inhabitants of London and West minster lesi held on Tuesday, at the London Tavern, when it was resolved to petition Parliament against the Catholic Claims Two Ex-Stwavens of notoriety, and a Lady of WO rank by birth, and still higher by former con nections, are at this time in theparliens of the King's Bench. A detachment of the ourps of Brunswickers, which had been stationed in Bandon, last week ar rived in Cork, previous to their embarkation for fo reign service. The eaorbitant'saliries paid to. the principal per formers at the Opera are said to be the cause of the embarrassments of that Theatre. The loss ea last 50001. So • - understand that NM& -- of . , . namei4ill toad , kiriiiil the Atpsts, Thompson , from Quebec—one of th e Jtison's convoy, from whom she parted in a tie of wind. . PosismouTH, JAN. I.—Arrived his Majesty's ip Jason, from Newfouisthawd ; and the Lox m Corunna. ' ' . I : Sailed Ms Majesty's ship Fervent, with a convoy .fase . . the Downs ; also his MailMY's thipidtfissiepo 1 4111) - 410 1 06,..:• • •t-ce.. 1 .1,;e-i.,,-' ' v.i.........j. elliilitisittes thipAlicsalt‘,lll,4o44l4o•4*-40r Spain, 'Portugal, and the Mediterraustawit. L '';..) HALIFAX. 'LE V?... '` 4ts I '. —4 Coss:, DEc. 28.—The Spy siOre-ship;ittlitidiWre yesterday . , sailed from Raffia tiii:l l 2llC7ilo. - lOing part of a Beet of 14 sail, wbilb lett 1-14jofk04OtTet convoy of hie Majesty's ship..:4friso (arritod hear) • wac i t s trpaifens frigate, .the *bole oi'whicla . wore die in a severe 'gall Of • wind,- off. the Groat Bank, on ' the inst. - the SP!" fell in with, and , was captoredby Ln Gkire French frigate, ive 'days from Halve de Grace. La Gloire detained the peo ple of the Spy tilioext morning, and then Fitt shwa on board their own ship. The: crew of the Wean silted of SG • mea l - besides 60 invalids,- lobo 'wo.e given np on condition that an equal . nambir 'of French prisoners should be „released acrd aiat•io •• France. . The case of the Spy wow fitieerrielgt lased#Aticatte had ten days before fallen hi With and beat offi Na. tional schooner (name not' recollected), e4Cr Mites S. W. of Cape Clear, mounting 14 guns and 1/0 Wien, and after an action of fifty minutes', anisittl. tautly contested, coMpelled . the schooner to beahilip with all sail , in which she must have sufferklAstitii derable.luss. eq. le( The Osptain of La Gloire said, this - stait4the schooner which had made so many valuable captures 'l4 oar callitt.—The Spy had five wounded. . Tlits . Admirelty , have at length ordered six 74 gtA. 'ships.to be cut down, in order that they, tqiiibi h nitiire nearly on a level with the Areericans--Ang they Lave also ordered two frigates to be bqllt oti t~teir {Matt. This is.well—and in the meantime, we trust, they wiU give additional hands to all tire ships sent to sea. We think " a Naval Officer" must be wrong in his statemeut as to the complement of men that our ships now bear—for we understand that the smallest of our 74s carry 600 men, and some of therm 650. Bqt the misfortune is, that a great proportiOn are landsmen, foreigneri, and boys. The marines, in particular, are chiefly boys ; but as we see with pleasure, that the redoubtable Sir Hone POPEI AM iS returned, there is a body of able marines diposable, and we trust, that more attehtion than heretofore will be paid to this most valuable part of our military establishment. Against the enormous folly and mischief of the over-GermaNizing humour In our army-tailors, &e. I •we have another recent warning, in addition to that by which we have lost an officer so excellent as Ge neral PAGET; for, as he was made prisoner by mis. taking the tawdry dresses of some of the Fore.,,,,ign Legions for our own, so, by a late letter f rom'Pe. tersburgh we find, that Sir ROBERT W1L50,1 had nearly suffered from a' like mistake, the Cossacks and others having shot at him, confounding him, from his dress, with some of the German Legions now serving with the French. The following is stated to be an extract froitt the Monitore, of Naples, and 'alludes, we should ima gine, to the capture of the Macedonfan .1.0- 66 NAPLES, Nov. 13.—We hear, from a Prench privateer that arrived in the bay this morning, that another British frigate has b4n captured by an American frigate of equal force,' after an obstinate engagment of three hours and a quarter. WO con. gratulge our readers on this intelligence. The brave Americens are covering themselves with glory.— This ip the second frigate Captured by them from the English since the commencement of the war. These boasting marauders (brig . aftli), who so vain.glori. `vied ,theinselv Lards of the Ocen- Ted" . , •'..- 1 Tilt STAVICSMA N. .. . ~ - • - , . - - - eingur . . _. • . is ' set the Nose asilikei t *Anemia i peal or 0, - othibrof as& . . , l'4"01 illi 4#• i i A CONIPIV4OIOO2. li 'l, I'4'B • • _., '' ' 4 ' • 1 %J.+ •.. . s t I TV.It or . .... • 04 vmiggektilt roa - air •tas lialsimit . • a . a , yr , , , _ , , , x . • DIAN JAN 'io-a , his blaiesty's ship re. ..litilied ' This „,„ „ 4, • , ym4 • " UlliOritick it 6 o4 -4 4 1 0 Iligt . ' " - libel The Ftfsh rditena . I ,l‘ 4 , ... 4 , v iol e•sb ''' ';'" ; , - -". ''' 4 ' * * • J 411111, ' . 1 00 . filik‘Alarillilliiistfrase cutter ) withr•estedlroy A ipaAcTich r. irmilibrp .., 1546,100011401111041 • . • •, , ~, _, , j f ....0 .. .• , • .."- !away Att ila ," rm.... . 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', I WO* * a P ". 11.11 / 4 ,.t. ss 81 '1 . e l e itrizli alle by the L Augusta . , ircer n it pi . i 0tg 0.,4? I llu o . plites,_ . ." - ljthe • . 10 11 2, 76 4 es whit* day the rneuraing "Ai Isieog,. ~ . another year has rolled Its drorrebtelti r -.l l;icititad I , O,COLL " v Matt 81 DWI ; I" e‘ . His Moisati, this day, *Wiwi tialkilind tete- tie Objects befits hilly obteined for *bleb 4 • r tiall.lifEa of she PIIINt * PAL C A,lt A two tither vessels, which she had =pissed; their we have unceasingly conteadeli t yet we have a eon. l 4' Mt. giveniii ) t o th e'CrOWS of thfili*Or`tfert ca r.teli le the 01.0 414 NW t am fe s si g k es T fry° ' OW AillikilleratiO n• .r) ST. PAUL. imennefted 'MI His Majesty, this eserebig, visited the Rail of gelation, far superior, in oivr:allads, to the pursuit's :.. an i i ad them ankfradi. ilinl A lr ri /t imai ll CO_ln . d not learn. ,: . ' ,,- er"r • v 414.144. By Ow 1te...J0RW.7141211....2*1 ay. Exhibition ; it was a day Me which the linseuns was l of those who seek to. spread aeon' the Allots, Thompson, from Quebec—one irom the circumstance i a war, with a popX- 'sting the same ori gi n hat have we not to a- rather a confederacy icof rely by reciprocal D- orms. As far, thsve- o Governments fair bet tress of the war; "loch us. Did a Monirchy consisting of extent g On the contrary, bow s we mean to pursue, as Hail season was 50001. So we understand that a general tasty. styled ,themselres Lords of the Ocenn ' are '' ! . I light to engage the attention, libissanst alLthe salaries of the highest clam is pro- -.disgraced, hasten, captured! And by whom ? By a el a public Joarnalist. Such PIM titan lieuceforth, and the Theatre will open at 'nazi a ' which they affected tq despise !" ant of the Pabliei the Public ille lilleth"laY• ". .. The Duke of MARLBOROUGH and the King of t . o' Voradaosday.afhdreomk wawa tiro o:clock, thefol- Pausslx, hive been . famed for the celerity o i their 1 - 10; muds is enpedted from hist I. lowing shocking todsiliAointred ill the Dock-yard, movternts after, the batt l e o f Rosbac, and before ihe eke them, eider by coocealiall at Woolwich :—A witistimo, stied for the purpose of, *. of Blenhoisii. And Lord PETERBOROUGH too .. 1 i ring to the good or evil deeds beading . and -iessmille. ship-timber, unfortunately is *wall 4 only by the elegance of his Mead-- r• - :•. • i ' ; ', ierits general saw* and con. bent, in nenstni•nnen44 king over - charged, by' th iis and his, tilts, bu by his loco-motive powers, I however sad one to b e which eight isdivideals lost their lives, and 14 were' by his Ng i _changes of . place, and most unex. / E i swa ' delight mere in novel and ilan g e " u l u trl, "ve nd h avin g th e ir ler a.ad . thliUs Pecte4 BMA. •• lu i stat . iging it, so that he had seen mere • broken. - on which the snacks? stood .prioces and retiospas, and in less time than any i . li tossing disagreeable truffle too- w e re desiverd; and tbossplosiots is ropresentsd to other man. 'llittlerse are instances of mere cekrity, -, .: . • it I% fettering falsehoods ft- have been most terrific. Several of the mew, it is, and of Abet alone, for the distances were short, tint to seeing trails stripped of said s istee left wives and familitg. ' climate Mild, and tl* roads among 'the best then is 0 4 lapidary, sag upostes pals. Allopot, or assn, it is said, wet lately seized, by, being. .. . - . )-' \ 1:. its fn . kismet ; wet tl ~ i ool t ordos e mt4int Magistrate% wear Halifax, in sense- lie to Pwtouts,inte the Nom du Guerre(tiss 9111sformatless trees I. them by one of the In to),. taken ` by the Kink of NUBIA (nail ' eof the people's ilr e il l "S e IPai r joonserissel is the fete distiirkances in that *lei Whisk fabricated ans - pa' ssperts s at 11411 Snit '• .. '' .? , their comitsc% and, peek:4% .. • Strasit ' arg: - Wnesi Mame, his brother, pawed at . ~ . ty. Others my bo camp* ip. isildeks i k onsitsa at Drury. another ifohembin, and A WAnon, was t ss bigy . , nau, whO pinks tbn cfrillig hoc. Afki. l . . . •_ . • 9 4 1#449.!'• I. l34 nAg..oelefi t i frit 4, l llNuers 4 6 -4 , . ' . .4 • , I t . . • „ • . . • . : , .•