The Statesman. — London, England, 1813-04-08 00:00:00

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THE STA7`IESMAN:., • LONDON TUURSDAY, ANtiL 8, 1813. !°.t c '. • This morning arrived a Mail frets ffeligoland,with /bkpt.' to the 214th ult. by which we received a varie ty of intelligence: they notice a Ttreaty Cvffeusiie avid tieferisive between - the King of -ParsAi and the EPlPeroc of Itussa ; and. contain an Address of the former to his army. .• Bastian, Ming!' i3.—llis Majesty the King has made an offensive and defensive Treaty with bis Russian Majesty, the Emperor Alexander., TO THE PUBLIC. " It it unnecessary to vender en account to my good people, or Germany, of the mottles for the war which is now commeoring ; they are evident to ' impartial Europe. IA We trent under the superior power of France; that peace, which deprived me of half my sobjectsi procured us no blessings . ; it, on the contrary, hurt us mo►elhan war itself. The heart of our country was . impoverished. The principal fortresses were occu pied by the enemy. Agriculture was neglected, as well-as the industry of our cities, which had risen to ' very high degree. Liberty of trade I►eing inter rupted, naturally closed all the sources of ease and prosperity. " Oy the most exact observance of the stipulated treaties, I hoped to obtain an alleviation for my "s•peeple, and at last to convince the French Emperor, hat it was his own interest to leave Prussia inde pendent ; but my intentions, my exertions to obtain . so d.:..sitable an object, proved fruitless. Nothing but haughtiness and treachery was the result ! We discovered, but rather late, that the Empe. ; ror's Conventions • were more ruinous to us than: his open wars. The moment is now arrived in which ; no illusion respecting our condition can remain.—.l Brandenburgers Prussians Silesians ! Pomera. 1 satins! Lithuanians! you know what you have suf feral during the last seven years—You know what a tu:serable fate awaits you, if we do not honourably friish the now commencicg contest. Remember for. nor times. Remember the illustrious Elector, the Creat Frederick. Remember the benefits for which our ancestors contended; under their direction, the liberty of conscience, ho.iour, independence, trade, industry, and knowledge. Bear in mind the great example of our allies, the Russians. Think of the Spaniards and Portuguese; small nations have even gonoto battle for similar benefits, against a more powerful enemy, and obtained victory. Remember the Se iss and the Netherlands. 64 Great .sacrifices are required from all ranks, because our plan is great, and the number antimeans of our enemy not less so. You will make them sooner for your country, your King, than for a roreiga Regent, wllo, by so many examples, has p;oved he would take your sons and last strength for . designs to w hich ) ou are strangers. Confidence in GOD, constancy, courage, and the powerful assistance of our Allies,will favour our just cause with glorious victory. But however great the sacrifices may be required *om individuals, they will not outweigh the sacred interests for wi:ich they are given, for which we must • combat and conquer, or cease to be Prussians or Germans. 44 We are now engaged in the last decisive con • test fo r Our existence, our independence, and our proparty. There i) no medium between'an honour able peace or glorious ruin. Even this you would nianly support for your honour, because a Pros ' 0:1.• and German cannot live Is ithout ft. But we rnrn confidently trastitt Gorr, and otrrtirm purpose give oor just cause victory, and with this an un ii.lerrup:e.d peace, and the return of happier times. " Breslau, March 17. " FREDERICK WILLIAM." TIM 'CVO OF PRUSSIA'S ADDRESS. It will be seen by the following letter from Fal mouth, that our squadrons off the-toast of America are very strong, and comniit great rnsfges upon the shipping of the United States. Almost every vessel taken by our ships of war. is destroyed ; and it is said that not less than a houtlrctil and fifty sail have suffered this fate within .the course of a month. — Great numhers of their trrding and coasting ships Are burn: or sunk within sight of sonic of their very rOw ners • . . " To stx ARMY,—Often have you expressed your wishes of fighting for the liberty and indepen dence of your country. The moment/or doing it is now arrived—:there is no member of the nation by whom this is not felt. Youth and men voluntarily Py to arms. What in them is free will, is to you, mho belong to the standing army, a call. From you, ordained to defend the native country, she is entitled to demand what is offered by the others. " See! what numbers *forsake every thing they bold most dear, to venture their lives with yOU its their country's cause; you will, therefore, doubly fool yoor sacred duty ! May bll of you, on the day of battle, or in lime of trouble, keep in mind mode sation and due siiscipline; let individual ambition, be it either in the highest or . lowest of, the Rimy*, sink before that of all. .11e that keels for • his country, does not think of self-...may t he envious meet con tempt, when the general welfare only is concerned ; •y thing_else must now give wort° this. Vic proceeds from Gon I Show yourselves worthy protection .11;i:obedience and fulfilling , lAt courage* censtancy, loyalty, and ii;litte, be. yetrAtalowie—fellow lb* 'ea.. FALstou.nt, APRIL s:—Arrived tMs day the Chil chester packet, iv ith Mails from'Ameritt ; left Nett! York about the 20th of Fob. f and Bermuda the 17th' ult. The ports of America were closely blockaded. Sir J. B. Warren was off Norfolk, with .two hips of the line and five frigates. Commodore Beistsford was cruising with the Addit's, 74, and 'small' fri gates; and Adm. Cockburn was off New York with tWO ships of the line and four frigates; they had Wien and destroyed upwards . of 300 sail of American_ merchant vessels. The Freeling vacket' had arriveci. fit New York, and proceeded for Annapolis. The. Queen Charlotte. packet was at Bermuda. It is re ported, that in the crew of the Constitution, Ameri can frigate, which at the time of the caPture * Ms, Majesty's ship 'Jcitta consisted of 500 men, 350 wets. English seamen: Two men deserted from the Chi-. 1 chester packet duilpg the time she lay at Nei York,' s and entered into the American service. . . • • The very name of Weamouth must humiliate and irritate the mind of every Etigliihmap who under. ; stands the Constitution under _which be holds litical existenie. The Honourable Blenitilr—r-Who presented the Petition ‘ from that pipe to the House of Commons last night, apostrophised in so judi cious a way as to make us hope, for the ctedit of the individual Members of that Assembly, that the' majority of them exhibited a blush on their counte nances. lie said that Weymouth (for Milcombe is only separated from if by i bridge) returned as many Members as the City of London, and twice as many its the populous County of York 11: After the able exorditim of the presenter of the 'Petition, and the logic of Sir SAMUEL ROAILLY, What man, who does not reflect ..on .the statute of the abuses of Borough elections, could have et- pecked such a majority for continuing then)!! Alas, the speech of the SOLICITOR-GENERAL is a brief and painful sketch of the times in which we live! Sir INtrals.ts opposes every idea of coring two evils at once. Ile reminds us of JustiCe Petch'em, who is for letting the hen-game escape by way of raging the breed. The Pareon.Baroneg (the tliirlg, i. e. the elevation, reallylnakes one laugh) has been amusing with ]Rs Heraldic Spleen agait . 4t certain per)leeteu taweit trsiracters,tingoished for their patilotittei • popr‘erity, _,SariaANcis nuaneTT corneSto futiltilir. q 1 0. 43 .4 8 .0 4 te.54115 1 1n1) whigh ji, haitt particularly directed against MN Wltnil44o, itesile if Ybgr feltgaltillres,l *bah .. , remember ylin l i fs6l l , i - ' .. h , - ';', ' 14' A tiutereleri,fil tell On him . V .., , ... 'is is , 1 • ..: I punishaleut IsigiSelc;, clock 4W1,09,1,11.4 . ► forgets his dory. .: "14:4; eif • 4 4 *llO King willedways be with bint•the Crown Pekclt'undtthe _Princes They hill fight along yak ''They station will combat withybu i nnil s q • people come to our. assistnisce, r it nee of,' all Germany--* people, death, abee secured its • independence, oil theft 4),yereig°, .their leader, • olin 11.4114,4"-WRI; God WAR With be v t rittlyou!---iforitse alio ' tight the independence of our country. 6 6 Confidencgin Godi'Courege, be eitWiiord. ',... ' I ,-. ' (gi g ocsi '1•• ' " FltkO,lfill . p I :p.. ,• - __.„_. t• 1 i ' v . V it474niiVn ' Thi l l Na m Ur ); i i , N •• 1 $-.• . . Mill we . Date given its ggother pi; which they dessomioalegibate-papet .. Itreet . . _ fication of BONAPARTE, tbrough his ‘bltuiater for; being laid open to public view, by ridiculing the Foreign AffArs, 114 Duke of Capostr., td the Syndic., noblest qualities of the hewers mind; and his grafi- Doorman, at'llifis, itf his' intention*, V t itir that : lode to _. l o e e • . • ' 'ad ' $ r. kt other for hi s tcfmkrful'pieferifient, by and the (Air flans Towns t o rratire. re coftwi . . . ~ endeavoering still to caet in umbrage over the munication of th is intended change *as nex; made' .. ng b • Istest eAsnleat of these:: Ale is insolent enough to the Senate and Citizens of the flopoblic of Ham. ' (for Wilds be must be fdeepised) to make POP of his burgh by - M. Lt Ror, Cones,-General, wesiding. issiied characters (Sir F: FLOOD) lay, in the there. The-publication of lbw Sentiments ef the Go. mock debate at llollakl. House, as fellows : 'moors and Magistrates of Ilattiburgli, at the tbrteof-i 64 Princesses io all free countries, are privileged the threatened nu t acComptished anOezation oftbOse beings. Before we lost the race of them in Ire towns to Tranceis resorted 'to onthlst.sieettsiati, for t ktado we always decreed that they 6 could do ,w strong political reasons, and perbaps,tke followingl invest: and therefore, as liege subjects, and gal." 1 paragraph is not the least deserving of.netic.e Isitheeei a , *fit' countrymen, 'we supported them through thick 1 'tofficial publications. After having spekeb; oflibe , . 111 .4 thiii • t; , e - . 1 attachment of the Ilamburghers to g Cllnstlttitioll is Such . the nature of the venom or malignity con.) which had conferred hippinesg In 'ilisfits enif eir - ' Assimed In this viper's tooth ! ! But all this would of forefathers through a long series of. ages, unworthy of notice, if not connected with clude—" If, however, the logs ~,la2.by political_ 1 " -, - a more Important and snore painful consideration; .1 stances, rendered unavoidable, die consolatien.that is: and that . 5,.. 1 tlso lamentable, the . mischievous infku-I to be found is in an eraire confidebee in the. wisdom I ' once which certain Newspapers , and Newspaper-1 and generosity of the great • EateLnoft city!! Preach: i write , n hive of late dishonourably obtained in the inasmuch as I_ APO LEON, ill maklng known . lOtheileo.. 'minds of men, . wbose actions should make them. ple of Ilatisburgh his determination to Unite thetn with ; independentof such praise or such censure. Freedom the Great Empire, has, at the same time, deelmed, that . . has unquestionably _derived great support trout the he also imposes on himself the duty of staking thew : , rasa; but the source nf health is become °phonily , happy." Our Readers will not treed to, be told that i tainted by senelitvand corruption ; and the .41. • every new possessor of a town-or I cityie archives, licence of the public Journals, which has heretofore brings some stale Paper to light, svklicb otherwise done so much good, .in exposing the incapacity of might be concealed till the occasion for ,its existence 1 .. 3e : is presumptuous,, and by displacing them from would be forgotten. • • `rule, is now Maintaining the very men in it who have, by both Parliament •and people, been pro 7 • nouneesl *mirror the office they hold ! ! I " Mae funk thrirata dudes r , : . .- "IA 'atrium, popriiiimque fora." — ' tativaay the Pett:sct REGENT visited the Princess esdat.etra at Warwick House. The Duke of YORK' transacted military business yesterday with the PRINCE REGENT at Carlton Ilouse.. Yesterday the FArls of LIVERPOOL and BITHURST, and Viscount StinsonTit, had audiences of the PRINCE REGENV. • The FArl of Monts sj.ited the PRINCE REGENT _yesterday at Marlton Ilf•use. The Duke of NEWCAATLE is now menticned as the - prObabte successor to the Duke of !tsunami!), in the Goieniment of Ireland. •.‘-q M. Wesse;:taldst,. wlio is said to be entrusted with a mission from 'Austria; had yesterday an audience of the PRINCE REGENT, to Willett he was introduced by Lord CASTLEREAGH. • Detachments of the King's German Legion, con. sisting of Horse Artillery, Cavalry, and Infantry, from Bexhill and Ipswich Barracks, were to embark yesterday or to-day at Sheerness for Hanover. Sour.? left Toledo . on the Ist, entered Madrid on the 2d, and left it the, mixt day with about 14,000 'men, taking th direction of ireanCe. JOSEPH is 4024tsidirk have quitted' Spain. - Lite Duke; of Maxettesvett, who was going to his Cecivernment of Jamaica, has been fettled • from Portsmouth, on sonic private business ) but it Is not - expected long to delay his return. -The period of the Marquis of Suco'slthprlsotke t meta havi n g expired on Tuesday, hisLOMthie t waS liberated from Newgate at eight o'clock in the id i om= ing, when he instantly set off ibr Ireland. The Marquis of Ilmrrouni as Lord Chamber-; hai peremptorily refusedlo grant a licence fo;•. 'the performanCe of theratical or Thetteri tj Cal •Enter... tainments at the Pantheon. • s " • " • When bail go up to Court to quality,* idol property, they all, of late, desire tk itcdailkifo ' Lord ELLENROROUGH. Excnr.eurn pud.s.--l r eoerday mnildiC AM . as five o'clock, .i t ero'wil of brokers and es : then?, bel t the Excheqner Bill Office, in order to put down th e names for funding Eichequer Bills. Such was the. scramble to get in, tliat a number of the persons were thrown down, and many of them injured : some fainted by the excessive pressure of the crowd, and a few had their coats literally torn from off their Wks. The first 14 names (chiefly bankers) subscribed seven millions out of the 12 required ; and very early in the day, notice was given,. that the subscription was full. . . The Oratorios, last night, at Drury-lane - end Co vent-garden Theatres, went off with cclut ) and drew, elegant and crowded endemic.% • The Old pailey.Calender of .the ~present Session,. flat of pertessa..t6 be tried for to no lees then 28' cool under orders-- ' murder of bastard •ving; .one 'for a for coining; one to esCapis; two , three fur 'bur. under false, pre. ten Tor 'forgery ; grand tinWtty the . eternit, - g fP e T.l t tA ' snore expression ef th e-1,.n1., borevgb, " False is 4 1 40': *WY noaui madrersion WS" EV@ 4131 4 einti y .or de Re verend- Prelates then. , in AO - Itloute Peers ; nod earoglitiy reqUefting the op - Moe et tome of yeer in telligent Correspondents, wbittie'r the said expressions shay .nith pritpriety be pass4l,4otritlltendingto in rt 'late altogether the ectirs, ef . tsca . a, receptacle, w per it will admit of 411„gth.SfiViollr!sti°n• remain, yeet:s.is . c. • . READIX, . • j £ i;; The sessleea.eonifeenned • pesterdai _ before - Lord ELLiNsO- xenon, the Lotto Catty below and the City Otlicers , G,urge White was cooricsed of straHig neves bottles of wine, the property of the Hots. Miss Iltodrick. The Prisoner was hurler tp Itr Prosecutriz. and tLe t& ft was detected by some Office: - searching the Prisoner's brace, for se ditions papers: Ile had acknowledged. MC wine to be the pro. petty of his mistress, and the ea-e was fully made out, Robcrt Lfrrnes was indicted for stopping Samucf llighfield on the Kinks highaay, and robbing hint of his hat. ' The l!roserutor was passing Klan! Whitoehapel .iisiblehroarv, when t.e-was hustled•by a &ng iot t i bievi who made itnioetVc tual attempt torah Uitn of ins watch. The Prisdtwr, arks tea cone of the ganc, was followrirdand seetired;'-with the hat:in hi; powssion. Ile Teas found gni I of stealing. bat net cApitally. The six folio.. mg were c.pitany convic ed, Job', f.inv'ey, for assa'ulting-Thns 'tend on the King's high. way, enl taking from ON person and agaiust his wills motalscal 1.40(1 key. ireliund Zinnia and Met .1 Rut! for stealing three one -pound MA-Mlles and Other unities; the proper y of Ctuirleb Fiske, in I.liiiltlellitig.houte. • ,Iflrtleami Webb, for stealing a . quaatitv of bed furniture and other articles, Valite 40s. a n d apwards, the property or Atrthazo 1 bract, in his dwelling-him e. .. • Richard iViUienis and Join Hshnes t for stealing a large gnatitity of superfine cloth, value 1401. the goods of Samuel Sut cliff, in his dwelling-house. O,LD 8411.,* CONVERSION OF TUE ..4ws.---resterday the Duke of KENT kid the first stone Of.llK intended Episco. pal Chapel and buildipgi on the ‘rOuncthol(pging to the Society for. Promotitit Chriatianityliniong the Jews, at Bethnal-green Its Royal Highness went, with a long train Of cdrriages occupied by the Nobility and Gentry, Patruna of the Institution, from the London Tavern,. aria on his arrival at (ho grotind, was assisted in the ceremony by Lords EasslNE and BALM tYt i the Loan Mayo: and She. lid's, Mr. Wunenyoace, &c. Ten girls, Jewish children, who have been brought up in the Christian Religion, and more than twenty boys of the same de scription,walked in the procession, and made a neat, cleanly appearance. After the ceremony, the Duke of KEsr returned with the.Pre•idents, Stewards, and Visitor:, to dinner at tke London Tavern, where his Royal Highness took the Chair. One of the boys made a suitable oration in a very able mauner. Mr. etticam ' the Master of the Rolls in Ireland, is come th Lonclon_; but not, as was reported, on ettylirojtiet of exchnnge, or Parliamentary pursuit. Flo`ieturns to Dublin on the imiroaching Easter 't_ _ _ .•'9lftit.iii• Wnrrt.-L-in consequence of information being rotiltell,' that While and one Richard Hay. troild; Were , suipecied of en intention of visiting Li velioel, the Police-Oirrcers were on the alert, and gin Tifuttday evening last they Were traced to a house in .966t1Nht4.01114,i Liverpool; by E. Preston, T. Par kinlibte,i'dillt S. •Cteyten; head - tonatables who oh tainiettedeelAttin;' end aker a desperate scuffle, White and Hiywded tiver;sisoth-aeourncl. Under the flags of tite•Cethlei•iferel - foundin great number - of skeleton ' keys, - darkvantistlikirns, •' and- oilier implements for houioArmokit-.. Ti**orton who kept the house's ile 4 in cil l lttlY• The Prisbners arrived about two ' hoers previouslo their appeithension, The mills burnt down at Henley on Monday even ing wtgre called" ?hi Nett< ilitletwiraper-wili oc. keupPd by 1111r./rholnas"Simntens; ands hour-mill oc pleil by Mi. John 'Whitt. - . u 4 ry nu c (brit* .113OW.STREST.— Edrcord Burkilt l'itkasJOlitiGeothmse4vipprehended recently at Bristol, Itiudetwent aid; eleiralwithin yesterday, charged with firbtllng the! Qaiterbury Bank; •between two and *ihrt;h yOars . trgo, 6 . 1 notes and beta ko the amount of Abort 50001. • Ottier-clhorges weve esbihited against 'ea s rklet,' for•betegnliteerried witlt :Robert Brodby, -ilia Oxford nobi•io.'iobbitig'tkee'Portsmooth mail, 'enf the night of the ttith oft AprilkAlitt, of notes and 'bilk to the moon* of 1'3,0001. He was also charged with comMitting a forgery, •iw altering a - bank post bill for '5Ol. -specially lederveil to Messrs. Master man and Co. bankers, part of those stolen from the Portsmouth.' mall.-:—The prisoners `tire committee , for further ezainitiation. i ~- _ -.2 • At iiimpote Tivotktzu. .ogs the Ph isle. limy ?looks. trial son of f the Stivek *mild& Rosa lo week Cottage , A~awpetad: - . DIED. AtßahiiA. on the contt of *mil, on theld at 'salary Wt. if a wound rieelvod try a musket-ball, art the dose et an actio n whichlte mailasined with his etsaratteri‘dc bravery. with de American ship 'oostit tine. Henry latilert. :Plq• Cap tain ui his Malady's late frigate Java. He wits laterrolaskb tary linens's. He Is twist deeply and darter* lateontsd, OA es a distingulsbedpoWie, and most excellenirisaad i dorkSter• On the 3d inst. at 'Brighton, Mrs. Arlon, watf..ion Ayton. Esq. of Nflasentien AlAry, in the Monty of On the 34 or April. at,Hiab, Charles Watkins. Rm. of Da• sentry, In the county of Northwopton. _. . ..ns mot i Paolo). nod Publitkell 11 1) iTiirellAW . 91FlIci. S 7 ,: )1,04 . .., , . , , . Lotus. at lbe tampt, whet every thing, tory proceel • of Ms ;sigh • • yotir duties, good dtscii • .. , . , . ~.. . , ,t, , .. . ... ~ • ... ~ T:TA:7 . ' 4 ' . „ . • •.- • . . ‘ , • ' • : '''''' e . . • s ' •-• •' ' ' • • _ e. . , . .• . i ~ • y • • -.' • ,' - 1 . -- . 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'oar whole Code at haws • • r 4 our sideta valiant. cited bp ,41,00. ti nitict.aa:ibe ;Armor hi *VA Jo ‘,. ifeltAV re.! lbws. . ~ • v - ~1.,:r el • 0.• They'int" their hble : gal.liOtil laid. qi!...fireideets.hotrse Tsui 40.7., .i. irmt Amu taiksmos; te, and to thtt assist- 1 spot At the. ill.asedt• ?Atlases and her persecutors, , -, A - IrTibe ExPoistrer• '7''.`.4 ''' ' t I hat grateful tongue cito te, w, Iltat, brilorious so differently from almost.every other lOf the krialliat'of Oar Courts stonal; but • pace. allwl relied ; that win 111/Iking talk, wonder ezeked by the para. '• Blake our Judges with iseetgratity, I . their caul., their. ,graphst combig oat sdr the above pelage, with his - ' fionr ',it'd! sf, bhukhavill, „..,•_..• h peril.. Se will it :escot4hion eenbloplittEby- e blood, hand !- . Ifa door Wialthe fume° a LilliAD."""i' 14.41 jadge" 114. I . Thf tell;iiqng :appeil bas been made. to as with ,the peat tight for Bowie wen sew atiTn:the would swear it !eai the Taff '•• : - ,!. ' bloody.heed ceatepaeadby the mook-thial %seed at the . the ,tie*, et some 1i:44, being throw* .ea the sub. . km} perieuemee ', Adel phi-tavern (not for another Briseli, but for the Ilea ;I'.-- • . ' - •••• ' • 1 slippery 'Aar STUATIIiIOttE). New Mr.. WillTilltAb Siu.r-Ahr, 1144 besib`i ~r,,,,„.,,,,,c„,,. past l, I .. •,, • t't It Tett/VAMP" i unkennelled this:liana fox, and titprefolelhellon. gofreathll4l7 miktiliWalmedwrrifech wtiogitte'lletitnjlal' .litoYidneerslit'aittl tl r hyifitil for me time that pyr,ista Ai:/the human race 'Will, be tormented 't 11,, 1 • • I, • i., !.,e ___.i, 1_ abe; Gentleman, may 114..'""..7e" '1! `. Itp come. .the jilifty brims, then, iu his law at. with. five-and brimstone. ihrposhout the couutlesi age. names. papers, : t . . • empt to satirise characters so much above himself, at' of eternity,. E. was' sOfoewho retferP4 ly.the late mc- expression pc. she-lord:chief 4,l,sllicte, Etkii.. ers ; being the Stoll.. .1 onee shots his resentment to one of the parties fort inc"ol° h his , Moister for . . . . .. • ___ - - -._ _11%A...wt. d 1 W. 1.. .. UAt I.lst -..---t-ti- __ . wno ;1 presents a numerous list of person* e " C ° U. Terlens o ff ences, *Mounting to no lam mitmente for trial,. and persons a whys arc, three for , the mu Aeration, 0,401904 , ; ‘ , r . and slay g hhnseW ripe ;One or sheep steeling ;.one fa ir ll ansen . for Resisting 1 0 renah prTiotters of war e p tOrtiOgriZienlent ; two fur bigamy ; g 1 4 , 1" a .,7 Airy; three for obtaining money u ' 11 "1 . n", toecee,; Six,* ,hig i beray robbery ,• ti Iwiev 4 k. %Asia_ ~el l 4,lAnt tre4V - INT° f o r 4;01* • F ~_ 4