The Statesman. — London, England, 1813-08-28 00:00:00

l •. - ~ ,~"" oohed with the lo w niest .r Amok's. The Prince of Seen Wittillias his es! by his Prussian Majesty to reepivo tie‘t ; besides the General Knohlesdi berlain Count Podowils, the Colonel seal the Captain Cesar, have been r tend his ' Rod al Highness during here. his Royal Highness reviewed, n corps of about 10,060 men, of its' . awl artillery, being a part of the corps toe command of Lieutenant-General Royal ca vsed them to Lours, and teat highly pleased wit ' ► u.hd nl►pearance. The greatest part I tilts of Berlin were present at this e %t o} al ifishness, on the passage tr 1 ) 41 I k, was saluted with general and FRENCH PAPER& Atm. 21.—Intelligence fro* thensurning of the 15th, states, that thehaperor had not left that town, excellent health. . Paguiriaat, At Ptegke not orrice yesterday. \ The French actors. itrtved here Dresden, on their reruns ttsParit.* Yesterday strong detachments 'wt'. y guard arrived, and.a' grenadiers of the Imperial Gulktd: distinguished hit their fine appearance. PARIS, AUG. Majesty Queen is to set out today for Cberbui NUREMBERG, AM. 15,—,The post which should have arrived hire the Orley, is still wanting. t'icamA; Au°. 11.—It is said, t 1 line, who lately passed from Sicily in a few days arrive at nada, wli4 will provisionally make her residence . FRANS ' , vitt', Avs. 18.—The nesse passed through here yesterda; ORkielitl, Ava. 10.—The princi t d'armee is composed. of-two divisions, tiers of Lieut.-Gyn. Lean, and M, Sthr. It occupies cantonments behii is commanded in chief by General whom , orders is the 7th corps, and gcarters at Goerlitt. Is a few days severs) battalicmc is a reinforcement, will set out from' they have beets organised and disci! (rand Army. The Saxon Cron/ frontiers of Lusatia, on theigesito , The march of troops' whiCt traverse creding to . Upper . Lusatia aod'Silesia; it The numerous corps of cavalry whigh • arrived from Vance, principally in July, have gone into canton ments its the neighbourhood of the Spree (which is rich in meadows)abtl Lower Lusatia. llorv, Auc. griatter part of the troops which were here, have ',marched (of their ulterior destination. 1 Eidierfell ll ing 31 41 . Ditto a 9 p Oranitto 6 p Consols for Aect Lottery ?Idles • $ pot Cent. Red. 5741 3 peel**, Cow. 5744 11 . per Conte. 7141 5 per Cam. Navy R 7 Long. Aen. 144 7.11 THE SI'AI'ESMAN. C t ;manta,- 17.—Thelevy of recruiti in all the states of the Confederation of the Rhine, Is pressed. FIErPSTE, Au*. 11.—The third corps of cavalry, to9runanded by the. Duke of Padun, is still. here, or in the neighbourhood. The correspondence between Pram and Dresden is very brisk : the couriers succeed each other with out interruption. The Polish corps which was en eftenped at t'irna is to-proceed to Dresden, to relieve the garrison at present there. maimed, and every demonstration of jOY shown supply of troops and provisions to St. Sebastian, The cause is not kuown. which are forwarded in small craft during the night ; Dispatches were also received at the Admiralty that proceed close in shore. from Admiral Hots, dated on board the Defiance, On Tuesday a General Court-Martial assembled 74, off . Rostock, the 17th and 18th inst. et the Muster-Master-General's Office, for the pur- The Fame Reamer Was expected to take *nearly pose of investigating the following charge, preferred angry yesterday at Brighton, and to arrive at Carl- against Paymaster Noah Eduard Lewis, of the s• is ton-house to supper. His Royal Highness will next Royal Veteran Battalion :—" For malversatioa in week take a tour, on a visit to several Noblemen in his office of Paymaster of the ••Bth Royal Veteran the north-west of England. His first stay' will be in Battalion, in having embezzled and misapplied large Warwickshire. sums of public monies which came to his hands as The Laureatship, we now understand, is not yet such Paymaster, at different times, between the 24th disposed of ; but that the candidates have been re- of Dec. 1807, and the 25th of Aug. 1812, to the duced to two—Mr. WALTER SCOTT and Dr. BUSBY. amount of 22801. is. 644. more or less; the accounts Extrabt of a letter from Revel, dated July 25, by which such embezzlement or misapplication be -1813 :—" On the 14th instant arrived here, the came known, not having been rendered complete by Neptune flag of truce, Captain Joscs„ from Phila. the said Noah Edward Lewis, before the month of delphia, with Mr. GALATIN, and Mr. BAYARD, re- August, 1812." specting peace between America and Great Britain:" A. fine leveret was yesterday taken in a brickfield About two hours after the arrival of Mr. Staves- at the back of Russell-square, after a chase of neatly Till, the Messenger, at the Foreign Office, yesterday half an hour, which extended round Tavistock-square morning, with dispatches from Lord-CaTncaar, Mr. across into Gower-street and back to the spot where JOUNSON also reached the same Office, with dispatches poor puss was killed. from Sir CUARLES STEWART. Lord Casztrazaou A bull belonging to Mr. Cuffe, who resides at was at his seat at Foot's Cray, but came in the course Glanmire, County Cork, had been for some time of the morning, and transected business,- in coujunc- back an object of terror to that part of the countr ; lion with the Earl of LivtatooL, Earl BATHURST, t he attacked several persons, and at one time broke in and several other Members , of the Cabinet. pieces the door of a labourer's house, to get at some Yesterday afternoon, about five o'clock, the tele- I people who had taken refuge there. On the 12th graph corresponding with Yarmouth, began work- inst. wi s hied beast was driven into Air. Cute's ing ; but from the density of the atmosphere, thelyard t some cows, when he became so trouble message could not be safficiently made out. There some, that Mr. Cuffe, on coming Into the yard, Was is, however, very little doubt but another arrival from I cautioned against him ; he replied, that the bull was the Baltic has taken place; it being ascertained that not so bad as was represented ; but lie had scarcely at the time of the departure of the last packets from uttered-, these words when the beast attacked him in Gottenburgh, there were several small vessels in res a furious manner, gored him in different places, and illness to convey any dispatches which might be re- In a few minutes he expired ceived from Stralsund. SUICIDE..-XUARLES MACEY, a young man , in the The Danish troops are under the command of the 121st year of his age, and whose father is a respcct- Prince of Hess& They absolutely refused to be able wholesale butcher, in Newgate-market, put a sworn in under the French flag; and, it was reported period to his existence some time this morning, at Heligoland, that nearly 1000 of the Danes had lat the house of Mr. W. BARRER, the sign of the gone over to the Russians. It is also said, that most I Blue Last, Cock-court, Ludgate-hill. Last of the Danish Officers Imre left the army, under some 9 . WIt he went to the house, bad a glass of mixed or others - l'ite Danes - , however, arairi:itquar, and-said he should remain for the night, giv resented to have done their duty in the affair at ing some frivolous excuse for not going 'fettle ; he Luneburg. retired to his room, on the second floor, about 10 In private amounts from Vienna, several new ap. , o'cloCk. At eleven o'clock this mor ni ng Mr. BAK pointtnents in the AUstrian army are mentioned , to. tea, finding that Mr. MACEY was not stirring, gether with the positions of the various divisions.— he went up to call him, and on entering the Vienna is fortifying, and works are constructing room he was horror-struck at the sight that elsewhere, particularly between Lintz and Wels.— presented itself to him; Mr. MACEY lay stretched The situation of these towns would lead us to infer on the bed, which was ..completely cosered with that Bavaria is chiefly guarded against by the new blood, and a discharged pistol on each side of him— fortificationa ; and it should also seem the most re.' he hid• still the signs of life ; a surgeon was sent for, Basal system-of war to act only defensively in that who, on GERMIIIiIIg the wounds, found both the jaws quarter, and towards Italy ; but to direct WI tbe 1 shot slay, and not a testige 'of the tongue remain 'offensive eaves,s of the Austrian empire against the , ing. He lived in great agony till twelve o'clock, front and . 7lllll of BONAPARTE himself. when he expired. On the table were found two let. We have intelligence by ate overland conveyance! ten, one explanatory of the cause—a disappoint of a late date . from Turkey. The dates from Smyrna I ment in love, and written at ten o'clock, Friday are of .the 4d ult. and froio Constantinople of the! night, viz. " I drink a' gloss of wine, wishing you likh. 'The influence of thi British and Russian Mi.lan eternal adieu! before you receive this, I shall be *filters Is shown at that Court, by the free passage no more l" DOW granted to the • shipsof their nations through SUDDEN DEATu.—Tbursday afternoon as Harris, the Straits of the Dardanelles. The vessels laden i a painter in the employ of Mi.. Heyward, ofNew. with corn from Odessa are allowed to unload at Cou- gate-street, was exercising • his profession at the itentinople, and for the present, Government per- house of Mr. Wood, Solicitor to St. Bertionioinew'e chases the whole of their cargoes for the public ser- Hospital; he weeseized with a itiolent fit of Coughing, vice. Nothing is ineetiontd of the 'plague in either which ruptvied a btioevessel. Ile iinmecSately ran of the situations from which.the, letters are dated, to the 'house of. the teethes:err, within e. few yards and it may therefOre he primnited that it has wholly of theepot, whotstintlwat coming out *of his door, ,disappeared. ' and felling•intohla areas ) , expiredinsterttly.. He was Lord WHI MOSTO weir impeded in 'Dublin on observed, a on lo as s ,,u ti gos,s, to is to ;maw w e d ues d a y ha", • 4,1 t; • , • l awn god I 0 41, .. 14 . 2 " • - II ( * it VMS ' t • • • • v . 14 a udislius..4.4o.l o . •I. , . 0 . L liNll2. .0 0 0 .. •tp..* • , •• ~........Asesalledetweissosts.resissovie esees•••44....s.ese 4 O-we-tevess........sei - -e...* — --:' • " - - - , .-ener,.....A.,,,, ~ - ".‘ •• ....,.• - - . . ... ,* 1 • dfr ''' '".61119.4664. •1 9 ,...” . • • "••• • • \.' ' , ' ~ . " . • r . ...- • - • .. . . . i . ' 1711 E grxrEsmAN~ .. . . in int;resiti of len o'clock . —_ -- - _ ......_ - . -- ...._ , _ ........ . . The tempt n e y ß a i t G th ltl e 4b Pav g ilio:l it s:; .. n t l i gilt included a to and clappings and to find bail to keep the paece, in ten theustost • leg: et.. settiving back those terrified's ef which i -......... guilders. Rosiness is said to be. at a stand. *l - •he hastsmie bereft by Idea wteht whom he is went to I • very select and numerous, and happy party al has boon assign. The following, and Amllar , PrOclametle!si,:balte treat: .be i ; 110 assort s --•-.- b oo hi, Royal liezli. been issued :-- • . . demanded a stranger se. lord', the Chum. 66 To obviatteall itilgewity me,eise period eteteer- , , . . • - 4 curtly then mere werda, of the determinAlloll OR th e w ho m we re e leapresn iet- gra - lig m r. B eat l ow r ie r hai lea ds tbecap t a i ns o f pert ' filtee t testate to filfit vsitit has been required ceremony which took place there about 1 Von blershall, ing out, appointed to . at. the sells at present loading K. the river, not to sign of, and, prohdhly, stromised by him. VI Batpeeet ?led during the Duke of I:essence's .sh.o„ ce 1 : r Wthine from skids place , his centinstattoe any • Itlis o pf lading,. tit teal mreangements ere if .A.eseette then has, mot assuretES Illestrod his son: ) „_ °r , . . 1._ , .... we. now fi.ld, Lis made respect*, the , tii) of the ealgoesofe In-law a nd brother Ern of to rothop i sh powiss i on . okoyst utgone.ss ma not return until about three Per, s I, o'clock P. M. to-day. The ceremony alluded to a . red, in the Park. board. - . . '..i' - ••••• - - ' ' of a' caftan 'number of German forties., the gem. i ,ea ' Oiltn . P.9) ' - 114 • 9 4 *Bin` Rec. and Mae. . 9 ' COMPRIIied the ► preseptation of the %word of j o k t ,fast ry; cavalry. n 5ten4. .;, ,..e , a .. 0 .. I . 41' • it: ' , plying With which requisition, while it was urged , Konseattre, taken at the memorable bald ' Pi- mps placed tinder . • • ai . • 4 ' or Vit. i Von Bulow.-... : o'lleltialeseellehre.,. .• , ilesaleaushemsre" . Would tint% fl Allireif the - moderate spirit with 'feria, and sent by the Marquis of Wat.I.INOTOV fp • ' , ten/ m et his it . • Lana Fortes In the coins, of Sii• o Mallealiatil four ,t te s..lol.sonnie one All ii ot t ioes in Chief, &e. ' . which mieosefot *pe w enter into t h e C oogeeeis be laid at the feet of the Pelmet Reeleier, and *hid, th their address . 66 Where,* Mr. Seat. she Receiver and' Manager '.' has filled hi s pr o u d mind with ideas that it. had been brought to the Pavilion a short time be. t of the inhale. -aft Mammies Westerly, has represented to me, that I would it o i l ei tiete him iss. the eyes of the rest of the fOre, by an Officer of disting • uished military - I :W o e' calreile‘ end iris my .Proclantetion .nr the d- ISO alt. requiring the hold- i ' world; and give n rimment. 9 - but with whose name we are unacquainted, The II- IL. . sad PerhePe a etiquitte observed at this present t' • 4 1 . 1 to wed Agee the ere of all properties designated in the said Praia- f a ion u • es .s formal reptietedigfeee, elation, tq meter their statements bf, the same oat or , hold. the British , to .. Cabinet, to t '- hweit his ulterior erha than Internet, I leas* I t p pi, gy p ir g, and at its eltisei b e fore. the Ityth alt. has not been fulls complied ; Plow, wi th *Peet to Spain: for his isitssd to ns en. the fell and powerful tones of theorgau, were cont., w 1 • • t With" .1t lbleireby made isnowe that whether Ailey lbances the vales of Spain and Portugal in his .opi- ~.bined•teith the commanding vibrations of the lloy al 55,,,,,..., !,-+•::... . , ~ 4 .. . ,- . s until ,„„___ __,_ . • will he e f ffeethed ter this nweiless: etkorKlaYeth. nion. Whatever , therefore, may bees been the pre. , Band, In the grand national anthem, Gied save Cadet f ' . T .? •. • telskinee, Ore which dey Administrator& of Plante- King. r°7 beeledoe, 114 tie , pattleelar, neglectiog to comply, are hereby strin cise cause of interrupting the assembling of Con-1 The 1. 4 • • le n and scabbard of the 'sword, we under. red it ed under the sus ices ' ha his Merit? t ' , that they will not only be superseded e t a I gm', w,emarbasnla , Paas P I stand, are very valuable, and eihibit exquisite work. rn s i and_ ratio) , (hey: inistrations; but, together with -all qtber of the Emperor Famicrs, who coold not but 'have !manship ; minute inspections of the weapon, by the 1 . ' toilawie hling.berein, will be liab:e to such farther felt a considerable- straggle between the impulses of. I Nobility present,- succeeded the- presentation, arid vete Casette did knalttee s gs a determined is .be M dience .of his. a. duty and mignaididty against themnder influences of : Inducing such comments on the skill and bra v e ry of .3 . .'. ' jiblyie cossitostuda may render ii necessary to enforce. paternal feelings. • • . 1 our distinguished Chief,' and the gallant veterans yliiterdaf train' :-" And, tifistreas,.. info,,me ism has been received, . I under . him, as warmed the hearts, and gave an extra On chit great occu ce oar own Government mu • that larking ! di-dispose I ,pen a are attempting to , ,I buoyancy to the true English spirits of all present. ..Wintlie... 'bid and impress the' , public_ mind with false 11* 119 1 mesas as net is yet made guy commenication to the pub- f. Towards eleven o'clock, a concert of vocal and in. ifiallS,ifineented eke operettas.; 'ilif 'the Cammissionin questioh, ' th e lic, but the Gerefte * this evening will most pre. Vierumentai music commenced, in which Madame theeettrolefs at* most itirlitel'uliieting is hereby *g van, that the se. liablY entail the dlieatches'from our Ambassador.. BLANCIii LACY sung "Angels ever bright and fair," sue. •• -;' ''.. "' _, verestotlittiitree Will he promptly enforced erifitst . all .. The French Papers hire been so insipid its in her best Manner, aed • frethe expressed delight of the Evilness ike. the* lehteteity be tweed in future making use of such et. l a te, ___, bet illtistrious auditors . The Pontuguese hymn, especially the lase, which might ta burgh. -••-- IMPrePef awalefleinetetory language in their . con- • 'Hu •rn a r a •Santissama," ',cc. we; also - very finely performed, ost. from Prages e iersation - bi . 'ellierwise. And ,it is further hereby, have been supposed more particularly to contain her with the organ accompaniment byMr. C. Wester. day before yes-, directed,. that when any dqubts arise respecting any : tereeting matters, and *animated reasoning. They • The Countess of Li,eek4 took leave of their Royal of the points connected with the property to whichlepeak only of a Prince this, and General that, pass., aid Serene Highnessei , this evening, and, with the that Queen Caro. my Proclamation of the 13th ult. applies, the personsi ing through Frankfort , l th • t o ' ' the ir to Turkey, will interested are to apply foe 'explanation to the skid! • - don, this *tenting: Their Serene Highnesses , not . , spective c o rps; or of the Theatres being opened gratis • tich this Princess receiver and manager, Mr. Reut r ejr to me, as the tang after, , lefetee .Pavillion this morning for Lon.* tee. cumstances of the case may seem to require. to the public on NAPOLION 6 S birth-day. The Empress den also. The Earl of YAKIWOUtis has taken his itaitary Prince of 64 And that no person may plead ignorance of this,. being advised to go. to Cherburgh at this critical mo- departure for Canterbury. . ay. my Proclamation, the same shell be generally pro - I gien t will be noticed by many as a remarkable circum- The PRISCS RESENT, with the Earls of BARRY , ipal Saxon corps mulgated and affixed in all the customary places, and stance. There is also an ineipliceble article in one of ' mom and Five, and a suite of Noblemen rather sus, under the or. sent round from plantation to plantation. the French Journals, es compared with the intelligence i more numerous than. usual, took exercise on horse- , Weier-creneral de ‘• Given at Government-house, In the Colony of , f , back from two to fi ve o'clock this afternoon. 'elle • re Germany. Valle-the former observes that stud Geerlitz, and Surinam,. this 2d day of June, 1813 k and in the 53d m • . Duke of CLARENCE, after a lengthened promenade I Regnier, under year of 'bid Maleity's reign. MURAT (Kin g of Naves ' ) is g one to take the con- on the Steyne„ took exercise also on horseback this who has his head- ' istos.s) "P. 130NfiAsi. mend of the army assigned to him, the latter asserts' , afternoon. Their Royal Highnesses, to the deep and ~ E xcell hßy his Excellency's command, r • rd) " J. MARTYR, Goy. Sec.": that he has declared in favour 'of the Allies, and is. common regret of the town, will both leave us for (si g i of Saxon troopst , God Solve the King. • willing (due consideration being had to the self- the metropolis to-morrow. r om - Toriptu, where ss..._ _. __ - ' - ' .-- ---- =— denial) to resign his new kingdom to its old Master. . . . seiptined for the An.. - , Man Due It is directed by Ministers, that a packet shall in •• Lisbon ilry occupies the : ,... antis • •• ' "..•,.... • . future sail from hence to the Port of Passages, in the is frontiers. Great rejoicings took place on the 25th inst. on Pay of Biscay.—We are sorry to learn, that not- arse Saxony, pro. pe me ()V lITOCKS THIII DAT Ai " 0 01 s er,Gt•OCK. board the, Freda fleet in the Scheldt. The ships Withstanding the vigilant attention of our navy in that sia; is cont i nue d . little ~, 1 bens South I it . . fired salutes, and were decorated with flags; the yards. Imighbourhood, it is impossible wholly to prevent the ...... 1 4 [IIS i Rreipatore hills _ A --A ..-........ *A.a...........r.m0m ati takis aukdria_..—.. , inonly of troops and provisions to St. Sebastian, GERMAN PAPERS. 11110111E1IA, Ave. b.—To-morrow, or not day, a well appointed army of 40,000 Russians and Prus sians will march through this kingdom to Egra.— Twelve hundred waggons are put in requisition to convey provisions for them. PnAccE, JULY 30.—0 n the 28th, the Imperial French Minister to the Congress at this place, the Duke of Vicenza (Caulincourt), arrived here; and, as we learn, commenced his mission with intimating, " That the Armistice must be farther prolonged for a certain period, before, conformably to the instruc tions he had received from his Court, he could enter into any kind of negociation." This demand, how ever, we are assured, was instantly and n oar& mou.ly rejected by all the Plenipotentiaries of the Powers allied against France. It is reported that he has since assumed a more moderate tone. It is, however, doubted whether the basis of peace will ho signed on the 10th, the last day of•the Armis. lice ; and we, therefore, look with certainty to the renewal of hostilities on the 17th ; and in this event, it is no less certain, that en the part of Austria, hos tilities will be commences' against France, at all points, on. the side of Swoop, Alevaria,ssinVitely.. Ileuratry, Aust. 16.—According to intelligence from en authentic source, a Prussisto corps, under the eiders-of- General Von Kleist, and . a Russian corps, commanded by General Von Wittgenstein, entered Bohemia on the 6th, and joined the Austrians, with .whom they are to act in concert. S UR IN-I.lf. By last advices from Surinam lia#e been re ceived Several letters up to the Mb of Jane ; from witich 7 we regret to find, that the greatest dissatisfac.. fiats has arisen in that colony, owing, it is said, to the Proclamations published by the Commissioner sent out by this Government, for the sequestration of all property there belonging to subjects of Helielei‘ anti all morons in alliance with France. Mr. Ilatfide,•one of the . Members of , the Ctoteti having expressed an opinion adverse to the measures tn, was immediately ordered by the Gower. our to quit the Court, end to be suspended ; against which , proceeding s e veral Members of the Court wirinly protested, as no Governor was empowered to give such an order, before the Member should be regitlnrly tried, he ; being chosen by the inhabitants. Messys. Viler end Da Rives, having subsequently to the inhabitants with a Petition to the of Great Britain, for redress of their were immedlatelr ordered iota custody) , gout. roil . ad ti }'n lim mint 4 wiewances t : ;-; - LONDON: SATIIRDAT, AVUUST 28, OIL . , We published a Second Edition of the STATESMAN I yesterday, in whiCh we mentioned the arrival of an- other Messenger, with Dispatihes from Lord CATII CART and Sir C. STEWART, confirming the gence of the Austrian declaration against France, which is said to have been dated on the 10th, and announced on the noon of the Iltie The ulti max of the Emperor of AWSTRIA for thn sitting or Congress is represented to' require that, France should be comprised within her ancient boundaries. No answer being given by BONApARTE to this Projet, the Emperors of AUsTRIA and RUSSIA, and the King of PRIMA repaired to Prague, where they established . their Head-quarters ; and to which place Lord CATISCART was hastening on the depar ture of the Messenger. Such an occurrence could not have been enpremeditated by either party, as will be seen by the German news (in another part of our Paper), which speaks of the marching of so many Russians and Prussians through the kingdom of Bohemia to Egra ; as also by the declaration of the Duke of Vicanaa, the French Minister to Con gress, on his arrival at Prague, that the Armistice must be prolonged before he would enter upon ne gociation. The political affairs of the North have assumed a very serious and impressive countenance. BONA pARTE from them will have received a easy useful lesson to himself, and, u we tritst i one which raL be beneficlil to Eur Ope. Wa ass persuaded h UI turn his eyes back upon his country, which can only have fallen in so completely with his am bitious- designs, from the hope and assurance .that the end of their labour, and the reward Of such en exampA sacrifices, were.not far off. We bays often remarked on the cousequence given to the Emperor of ALMERIA by the course of events lastprintir...-- He Is fully sensible of it, and so are the hist4e of till Allies. It remains with him, mtdonhtsidlY, to shut or keep open the temple of Janus. ile cannot be. indifferent to the blessing .4 peals which peace would confer on- his German. States; but he is. ep plied to as an Arbiter on this occasion, by Aim* who have a natural jealousy mid OppreheoSlOW BONAPARTE, smile is on that account obliged, do more than, as of himself, be . might be disposed to undertake, so soon- after the very intimate. con nection formed throush his daughter with the man, against' whom he has more than. once warred, and for whom he can entertain no other personal consideration, than if commanded. gy qualitieb admired in every warrior. As, well then through. the wishes of those, Who.lisole, pp - to' MM for a :inintols. display at that parser Wait is so in his hands, sail as ilsior of *were • visible . 41