The Statesman. — London, England, 1818-07-21 00:00:00

.: • THE STATESMAN. . who sincerely seeks it, often contemplatei it long be. lore he recngnims it. The lights which fined in a volitive manaerloty opinion respecting the events at Lyons were far more teeentlz aware& Crustal Cannel attacks Colonel Paltrier for calumny;W ought to include me in his sccnsatinm, for I solemnly &ells. that his work contains nothing bit troth And, indeed, if General Cannel indicts before the Tribunals all who profess the same opinion, be will Indict almost all France. 66 ask your pardon, Sit, fnt Rielttg pslslidly to this letter. You will do justice to the motive that hiss determined me, and you are too familiar with' the sentiments of honour and delicacy not to approve of ft. '6 I beg year Earellency to receive the assurance of my high consideratlee. 66. Mankar Due de RAGUSA. 66 Chad Ina.cur.ilelre, July I." • 'MICK OF STOCKS THIS DAY AT ONK O'CLOCK' rpalt Stack 4 per Cent. SS per Cent. 1ted.791 5 pet Cent. Navy 106jj er Cent.C•tro96 Tin India Mond. 95 96 Si per Cent. 114 Long Ann. ill 11-16 Comohi for Mc. in Hu:Sequel Hills 19 21 p -• .0. LONDON: 4111111 DAT, JULY 11, 1118. Forth's' French Papers (to the 18th instant) been teethed es. They again advert to the Conspirecy, and the judicial proceedings sgainst the accosed per. sons, but afford scarcely any information beyond that which we gave yesterday from the Gazette de France. The Monitore new notices the plot, and the sentiments of the other Papers, bet ab. galas from any direct statements, which - ail& be eensiroed as proceeding from authority. An Aso journals. beweter, new confirm the fact •f Louis's Government being menaced by a Con. *piney of the Royalists; and the poor weak Mo narch has to think the Bonapartist* for his safety and the tranquillity of his kingdom. The made ness and presumption of the Vitrs-Fanatics, have resealed their weakness; and though they would have been dangerous enough had they obtained a temporary possession of power, France now only laughs at the criminal (olly of their projects. " The Brost extraordinary r - eporrs," says the Journal du Commerce," have been for some time in circulation," alluding probably to the charges made against the Princes of participation in the plot. 4 4 Machinations are spoken of, the success of which weeld hare com. premised the safety of the State, and the existence of a constitutional Government" It then names the parties arrested, who are the same as we mentioned yesterday. " A great number of witnesses (adds tb. Jburnal des Moires) have been examined, and ac cording to what is stated of the questions addressed to them, projects were in agitation, so criminal, and, at the same time, so foolish, that the execution of them would have been as Impossible as the bare idea of them is revolting." General Canner. has not yet been discovered. As he is a favourite of the AncouLEmcv, it may not be en easy matter to get at him. This insolent agent of the persecuting fac tion, and prime cause of the disturbances at Lyons, was displaced by the Duke of Itaausa, when he went on his mission to the South ; and he and his cashiered military adherents, have been turn log with revenge and disappointed ambition ever mute. MAnnorr's letter, which we have copied, complaining of CAMEL'. conduct, throws some light on the Royalist mancouvres at Lyons, and shows that MARMONT, though he deserted NAPOLEON in a very traitor-like manner, has been opposed to the plans and objects of the revolutionary Royalists. That the Throne of Louis would soon be overturned, and France be again whelmed in confusion and blood. shed, if the Government were committed to the bands of these weak, rash, and illiberal men, is a truth that has long been apparent, and Lours himself knows it well. We do not wonder at the desire in certain quarters to prolong the stay of the Army of Occupation la France. The Duke of Wordooree is uoderstood to be a Mend of the Royailits. It his been said he considers them as aggrieved. We have no doubt these worthy Statesmen and warriors think themselves very harshly treated. Their aspiring bravery and modest virtues evince how much they are deserving of sympathy and power. The facts of plots against the established Government of France cannot be expected to weigh in favour of the disso lution of the Occupying Army. We should like to know whether this question, so important to Europe and to the armies themselves, is to be decided by the opinion of Military Commanders. It is reported that the Sovereigns of AUSTRIA , itOSSIS, and PNUMA, will repair from Aia-la-Cha pile to Paris ; but that the visit will only be paid on the contingency of their troops being forthwith eva. caste the French frontier. Accounts from Frankfort mention, that M. Kul.- no, Secretary to the Prussian I.egatiou to the Diet, bas lately set off to Berlin with important dispatches. Until now the discussions of the Diet - have only torn. id on the formation of the different divisions and corps of which the army of the Germanic Confederation *WU lobe composed. The his of defence and the 1 ..... • • • 4, :* l• • demnifiestion I conched in his (tenor. itt the semi , time tint I iatAstrd en his being chanaod. ottglit I 'fn• perceive in 41111cendoct only my impttti•lity tisd, the degree of micertiihsti which I then experienced; truth comes forth hit slowly into toll light, and he , I bases of operations, vase antiltedo9ily yet relate to the they propose, with that view. two principal corps, and of other of the south-west. Vir' tonics... to be constrected in Germany, they are lot yet the eery considerable espenditere should be partitioned proportional, Members . of the Confederation, •ed by those whose territory shall proper for the construction Pr6ssian Tribunals hare in established the principle, that lands. effected by Jenomn lien Government, is valid, ought not to be disturbed in estates. We are sorry to bete again •f Manchester and the mane/ it seems some disturbances consequence of the labouren mends fer an advent.. of sons who thus combine progress of industry, term they injure their ono interest: the community, by their or the !abeam is worthy of his our commerce is so prosperous about the Revenge represent to be some increase in the even the humble labourer. rich and calumniators of the fruits of the national iirdusity lieTressury , and the sin. ebneses eircurastaaces ran warram low • right to the blessings are told Ministers have broeght to our shores; sad it is hard who have no mesas of living have families to maintain , fer huger and Idleness u nd employment. The poor chastised by dreadful visit dom any thing to look to bin it salts the inhuman policy aggravated their misery to deuce ; but ignorattt as tie they know very well bow ie. acts of Providence and a wicked The Reform so necessary in the Burghs of Scotland, celerated by the proceedingt verities of Representatives ' assembled at Edinburgh, pa, no this most important alibi Paper. The Convention, it form oor English Readers, body, of great &nativity, Mmes, as it is note likely agi enterable utility. The rat issue before it at this lasi self virtually into this-1r hoe the power of itself reform the Constitution of shown by any number of the such alteration and reform Cal done in the late Cleft of the the authority of the King aL as this question is determined, ant consequence, whether the many of the Burghs of Scot' past been contending, shall be dium of Representatives from when there is every reason to be as speedy as it would be , form shall only be obtained ti Crown, which is at all times even add, constitutionally, the shape of innovation. T' veetion is, that they have the all parties interested apply ' Even this, however, is a grew principle which we feel entr People of Scotland opon ; of the Burghs, and these inch Woes, the People are unanim, citing an entire revision so municipal government by wt enthralled. In spite of the shoaling, illiberal conduct of some 'listens' supporters, who •L assemblies to defend corrupt' at reformation, the spirit al nearly one half of these Det doubt that the strongest and close system are Fielding epittion.—Every thing as well as in other hemisphere, at present it of public spirit and liber , north as the Comity of cal independence has been break down a quern of feudality, and to assert prick till new they *carrel, dared These have happily been and in spite of ohbtacles Independent Represents MAcalmig, 1440/14 come in a manner must Immutable stimuli. , • . 1.../,./ r . . • ' I. . . T im sTArilsyfAN: .. •, . .. .• . ..i Bituiiiruiv, hiss 19. .r 1 lof their territory being , • , '' GIittERAL 'ELEN;2I9, 4 .-• li _........... _............_ : . • t. the western frontier; end . . v, to divide tkewessy Into illlttißEtte RETUAIIIIA, ' \,... .•••' l'heleffelt 00e inftt4 into this. tows m il Rah eets. Moot esis-same—Vherles Grant, jos. --. ~.- ~ : ow end Saturday s a day, of all others, ws,, we - " dveca— base the greatest a . re of arrivals. Ei I I an d oil s t eon en " the berth - We ll y a" the . AorrauTssit (District of Borough.)— Lor d - With respect (p, lee nett i Nt e eetev " d • eeeruseu mieet.oeseml Auger- 'from London were shocked full with passengerst sod Velloote on the western frontier Masco District el Borovhs) - A temiuder tionstoo. the °dices being in full business, the I. toss s el et. S t ud the I Towle xiver..-111r,Valeatlee Blake. yet fatly weed whether intr. The libraries of Donaldson, Toppie, " 4 Fenn, fa . • -. • ,--. editors they will milli,* TR OF THE POLLS IN IRELAND. Writtlit, *WO die very *Wive in the loos, while pi - pane 19 wireaaaav, COUNTS eV wit:avow:l,MM IE. Promenade Assembly Concerts stirscred a great pit. oortionally among ell the I* , us s - 16. &Word .... g; dos of the foshiensble visitore. Betides theos - vtri ale awe I ion, or be only support. Cahir • .... NM t'arewWard, lib klaibeie,; ,- •• 4273 Valencia .. •. . 4! , 31 entertainments, the Praesepe& op t he Steiee the shall be deemed the most p r im e •• • 37u91 entelough ... 28 ,V conspire/les for its numerous assemblage of compe l sui eve} m g the coot refreshing breezes of the eveni Y ! pry 01 ill be I COUNTY or OWLWAV . SUIT au. . . Oof seeh places. The B r" •' • ' at SOW try or LinZaici, SIMI iS. it Dale .... 431 .B. Der '-- itch it is the first time this season we buys witnessed h FALK three different instants, Vereker •ll .... oes Dal three • •• • Rica •• 18 :$ 3 estensire s microcosm of fashion and basely. hat the sale of Ctowe i. LOU :1 7— We cannot estimate the number of our visitor% t t Dotard ItTE'll Weslpite• COU IC ST OF Tteeeltkilf.---The Election termin a ted Hone . less flow twelve thoumind, the greatest proponi s , and that the purchasers on T ert hursday mue, Mr. I'l+l4 having resie ^ ned' pit • w ith a I of which ere families from the Metropolis,m e. t packet, o the possession of their Lord fiber end General Mathew were, of coot*,l a month or is weeks here for the benefit of sea v ile r declared duly elected. water, and bathing. At present hat few of the ff m , - - .bility ere residing here. Amongst the most disti l ,. CO _ tin to advert to the state ~. Tint Querst.—The sccount of the state of the guished are_ mune yesterday from Kew was- 61 Her MAJESTY Lore J. a:ld Lad, Towa.hend. Lord and Lady Me. It *factoring places, wheret O. well as she si,v, tkresfore. Sir Was. Rull, Lad ) ?artier, Litl) Miler, L o w • _. a' has not bad a good night, and is net so Glad-toinss, So- K. J. Jostles', kart,. Sir Priori. ttlav•-k Ps base teltowr,.lPlice in was yesterday." sir. sad Lod. M. Sutto, Mr. Mos.e. 11)r. K r a. , s w r y . ' a"ss . Ixlsi.Oillik. in 4 4 44 . Accounts were received in town yesterday of th e Kemp, airs General S•ri , ii, Mr. Brat. Mr. Pottle. etr. . .4 Wel. 1 s • . of wages.—.—The per. Duke and Duchess of CUM/ACKLAND end Suite having 't i le presence of Mr. Mrs ,- e, Mr. Pattie, and lc i , ready • arrived safe at Calais oa Saturday night. Belli and ten or three other authors, driven fosr. . Imeet.de voluntarily to slay the • This Tao Dueness or CORISRALANO. — It was 'stye- io.hirl, considerably enliven, the carriage-dn. % sieve is vainly forget how much __, L. . en t h at the just tribe,e of high approbation, publicly every afternoon, as much (corn their expertness Is lantern. * 415 1 as well as thell?wf paid to tier 'toys, Highness's conduct ever aute she the usenagemeut of the horses, es from their de Pifit hi • , meces4al unlawful measures. But was personally ktiorvu in this country, nod the equipage. i ecliptics' s hire ; end if the state of unanimoes vote of the Haase of Commons, in firont• This morning, a sodden storm of thunder snd light. , ' weekly punk es the trumpeters ing her a jointure equal to that of the other Roy a l ping overcast the atmosphere, which was accompaniti ' reeled rat s there certainly ought Duchesses, could have paved the way t o h e r temp- with a fine WI of heavy rein for two hoots. which I . tiou by an Illustrious Personage, who has al wa y s MI the statements of travellers from France In •• certain comforts and returns or bees celeb r ated as the model of every domestic virtu e. additional confirmations of the plentiful and luxuriant OPY nigh Do these parasites of the But sock is Royal displeasure, that it is not to be harvest, which will bless that country - . •The rids due sac e poor, itnagiue that all the subdued even by the pressure St bodily iuttensitY9 s t a t e o f th e v i n eya r ds h as al rea dy r educed th e ; W ise easy Iv ley should be gathered into which is common persons frequently elates a spirit Of brandies, end the appearance of Nature vii 4 this wee pe naffs of luxury ?No state of Christian forgiveness. Thus, a near relative, more to consolidate the continuance of ace than all tary fits after a residence of three years in the Palace of St. political precautions. i In Ss& rat this. The poor have James's, has been permitted so leave Eogla nd The harvest has commented in several parts of this t. leave th county, end from the reports of several farmers, th. gs of prosperity, for wedostier.l without ha v in g been once admitted to the Royal 'unlit peace and plenty presence! oats will yield uncommonly welt, sod to use their . but we ird to believe, that those The squadron antler Adm iral HOL LOWAY, which general language, there is no deficiency but ill the wonting ring but by labour, and soiled some time since from Ply Mouth, bas been sees straw. There are treveral pieces of wheat in the The em in the latitude of the Western Irks. neighbourhood of this town, which the first expo. is privet i, will voluntarily pre. rienced agriculturalists speak of as exhibiting the roost luturiant and plentiful crops of any in their col. ••• dableil to the comforts of In a private letter from Paris, whic h con fi rms the previous accounts of the extent and object of the lat e veers an ttor hate, indeed, been leciou. but obi conspiracy. it is slated that the Swiss Goods had , imams., and hove set• been gained over by their Colonel, the Count D'Aa- in the" . nit prospects of adversity. TOTS. We hear also , t ha t notwithstanding. the coo. W ort hi ng is filling very rapidly ; lodgings and which other ketls s w cc e ner li i r e r p sd pi a ied tio . es cy that has cowed end demnation of M. TARTARAIN, the publisher of the cheep.: l 4: ll nl e ar D k :c h t l iPsgot 11 Orr i s:O n :l ' : :. lion Its Pere Michel, to three months imprisonment, another It ers i ascribe these to Provi- tired me ny o o tr ike Fr r id d a i y itki la E st ai s 4 t number of the Stine work has been publish-41, still e t s h l e cls te ra ) c u t e ers ii .. " ' " l l 'ho: s C 4 h e a li rit N y t . formati he Mooring classes are, S", neon preached at the Cluspel of Eire, in W rthieg, Stock;' more strongly condemning the measures of the Ad• or thew °discriminate between the ministration. fl. TARTARAIN is said not to ' e the irked Ministry, real author. a li as the on e it cc - a v o . i j i; °f site A t i l t ie it' Sc w ha j o s I v F e e r it y sb { li c s;:m lue' erit iw . e. n i l: wrork.p Pe'llm'llrY one preached at Broadwater eat assembl r, and so each demanded The Emperor of RUSSIA has issued a Ukase, the notssi..hstatoling She worthy Rector displayed pose' allow object of which is the protection Of th e not so priidoctive, will be considerably cc. ingenuity on the occasion. An alarming 6'e broke elirecter lfarondmlotrhdse. op l e li re e ss u io k n ase ese re rc e i i s t e n d th O e Ve s t ui l e h i e i n n i o b e y spe the r i i. r factor}, igs of the General Con. enced by that unfortunate class of his Majestys 'mit in a timbre-riot, situste in Chapel Fields the '`.,t 011 We from the Royal Burghs, sur,:ec sinyear 1817, the consequence partly of j t the whole of which was consumed. Jr has eh , '' d prime • Berri'' , art of whose deliberations an unproductive season, and in part of the inhume. 1 worthy tradesman of his all, and unless a public sub., - the Clip eject we give in this day's silty and injustice of their proprietors. It then lays srription is opened, he is completely 'dined. It it isild ...sr t may be necessary se i°- dorm regulations by which similar evils m a y be supposed it was done wilfully. . I this Gi averted or alleviated in future years. wounds ,is a legally recognised To.mnrrow, Alderman WonD, assisted by Sir . In consequence of the (testis of Sir T o-morrow , IP.iiit•r i jowl PINI K '. (ORR. Malls, will let : the foundation. , and has been at different Patcc, But. a Meeting of the Inhabitants of the its dot i stone of a school, to be erected in the parish of 1, otein to be, of very con- Ward of Farringdon Without was held yesterday, Cbsistcl b ' Rift , Surrey, for the ed4cation, upon the -'. aislits 4 O question which was at for the choice of en Alderman, Mr. Deputy ligst- ed sty ti RING ita the Cha i r; when a Resotiition was proposed , ' o l eo o f t h e R oya l Wall a h E.tahliatimpot, of 300' If of the I ft Meeting, resolved it.i beldam of both semis. Th. building is to stand on , carried, ' 6 That 11.• WAITIIMAN, the sin W het h er the Convention and uoanimously a piece of ground Deer Alarlborough.street, in the Esq. is a fit sod proper person to fill the office ot mitt be above parish. to alter, emend, and Alderman." On the above being communicated to • • Nosy f any Bergh, open cease Mr. WAITIIMAN, he signified his acquiescence, end The produce of the French Customs is slated to have rises during the fir.t five months of thisyear to he Burgesses—or whether measures were immediately taken to secure his elec- 8,000,000 f. more than it amounted to during the same Piss be roe only be effected as was lion. PRICER/ P D.—A A_ IG INWESTISOnt.AN . Freeholder , period of 1817; end an aegmeetalion of et least f, The e' e Burgh of Montrose, byl2 000 f. on the wholeyear is confidentlyt' ' an sm. whilst looking et his two pigs that were grunting be. , 1000 people and Council ? According sated in this branch of the Revenue. fore his cottage door, was asked by ass Electioneering I , _ i , • 4 has mi ned, depends the import. Miss STEeti6:lll is engaged to perform in Irelatin. Agent, who ha pp ened to be on the spot, if he would foctori the Reform, for which so sell the pigs:—the man replied in the negative, oh. during the summer vacation in Loudon. • whose -, •• - otland hash for some time serving, that " wife would not part ta i' p i gs on on,y HAYMARKET TIIRATRZ.—The new Comedy was males, repeated last night with increased success. M ley be effected through theme- account"—but, said the man of business, 66 they are , u .. . Conlin (below; alterations an d curtailments hive takers beautiful animals , and I don't care if I give you lously m the Betels, themselves,Pace; and this drollery of I.4svois as a Semtitnetital fifty guineas for one of shoot. " ' Eh ! esclatoseddemoli o believe the Reform would ti o ge, stretching his delighted ear forward wi t h I d • h s't, and that of TorteLze as a Cockney just returned but th geueral ?or whether Re. great eagerness,—" I'll give you fifty guineas for (torn France, are irresistibly laughable and highly .: them 1 effective throughout. through the medium of the one of them," again repeated the buyer. T he free- „ . I , m-rim moon, 'Oh '.— aunnstf 'lA—Roderick Random, another from K naturally, and, we may bolder, scratching his head and smiling- 6 • new Burletta or lather Opera, in three acts, from which Aye !—(luoking him earnestly . its the face) Pigs . opposed to every thing in another' of SMOLLET'S Novels, was last night crowned injury like them, are worth fifty guineas—aren't they ?" — rile decision of the Con. w ith most complete success , by the unanimously as. Iheittlei " 0 yes !" replied the welcome visitor, " they're he right—but only when cheap of fifty guineas." The freeholder having venting shouts of a crowded audience : ' • : commi to them to exercise it.— smelled the rat sufficiently, did not hesitate to pocket A Masi al Proin e rie : by . FITZwILLIAw, rerarlisutates tie_ il mauls adventure. cf Marwick s einimokki mid )orith hied she piers rest deal—it establishes a the affront ; exclaiming with smothered exultation, opi.or wish kis 'Silos reek its Swaps had inisOduilism to Pitt- 'The Ag ent , floe ; t•vrrr s.O [hied t o congr atul a te th e ". the pig is thine—the gold is al ine ' ." c tibegLem mcidrot and chnrucler in the Nov , l sou f - Ac . lit I 'delineated, and n o Lie 1 ,,, I k n e r spite oft ell hoar, she ' UM hi since, in nearly one half cons idering his friend's vote quite now, of course, certsin,dernied it unnecessary to ask him for it ; but so o nor-t Nor,tortors c,....r, the lierfairinert. Imrsoil.iitg nentlY ' quiry ucluding all the most pc). thought lie would on parting merely give him a de, 33 leading l ran-. exerted themselves so the utirfts : and never but a snimously • agreed in soli. licate hint ; observing, " you have a vote—you'll 7.7 "Y Ill",:mgeprkert'a v iaoire.it wish more general wit drriced Sergio Choker was attrlwards repeated with in. of the ruinous system of vote fur —7-- 64 Eh ?" replied the Elector, erea.est eclat. tree(' ' 'd i tch they a r e at present pretending to be deaf :—" you have a vote — a rote," Scholastic establishments on I heLancasterisn model her of t resumed the wrist rather sternly : " Oh! aye'!" ore to be forthwith introduced into Spain, under the . net. returned (lodge, 46 Yes, I've a vole !"—" then," warm patronage of the King, and of many of the mous Ig, the miserable, and the said the other, " you'll give it to the s"— Nobles; but not without opposition elsewhere. sitcom of the thick and thin Mi. lend. the farmer, heaving out a whistle of astonishment ! SuattEr SIMONS —Yesterday, the Surrey Sn. appear in this as in other and with the gesture of a Grimaldi, ezchtiosed—" I'd lions commenced, at the Sessions.linuse, Nesting. 1 cedar' 'teen and resist all attempts rather sell Cother pig ! !!" . ton, before Mr. GAIT/RILL atsd the Beech of Megita bees ind patriotism displayed by A destructive fire, which was - visible for many traces. The Court was engaged, during the day, is neYr elegales, puts it beyond all miles round, broke out on Sunday, at T. 11. Syley's hearing petty asosuist. s , c om p - grazing farm, Coppice Villa, Bucks. 'the fire was Acct Co ern AT LeSI4DOM-11111 We ---On Sunday night, their rid most retired bolds of the first observed in the brew house, but bow it originated about eleven o'clock, a putty of four melt, ens ' Wh" I II I. the fetes of public is not known. The dwellitsg.house, which was very seaman, the wife of one of the men, and a child, Com! ; indeed io Scotland, spacious, toss entirely destroyed, together with the were in a plessure.bnat, passing under one of the trelll9 - parts of the p o li t i ca l furniture. A maid servant was dangerously Wrist. arches of lonclon•bridg., c h ess th e b oa t °Ters er, an d Coon indicate, the tepid growth There was property to a great amount on the pre. the whole party were thrown into the water. Torre ' what betel principles. So far align coniigunos , which escaped the flames. were no -watermen on board, and being high water, • oreur . fhe trials of she persons concerned in the outrages it is supposed the loom struck against the side of the : poem Ross, the spirit of pond• on the territory of the North West Comp soy on Ited arch. The men bring expert swimmers reached the ', rules sso signally displayed as to Rover have been finished. The proceedings elicited a shore; one of them seised the child as it was sinking. Prune if exclusive nomination and good deal of interest, as to the general state of the and bore it to the river stile. Every eseroion was and I istleges in freeholders which Indian territories where the outrages were committed. made by watermen in save the female; it was left ri yond red to show they possesse d. The trials lasted two days, but the Prisoners were minutes before her body was found, and she was quite se all acquitted. No proceedings for k piste upon any dead. The body was conveyed in the Greets Man will, a exercised with success erbio 9 other of the indictments, it appearing that noise of and Bell, Ditk.lsouse.laise Billingsgate, fur an In. s clew, in the choice of an the culprits connected with the North West Company quest to be held theteon. WWI alive in Parltanieut, Mr. were to be found; end the prosecution, therefore, Yesterday 11. Sturgeon r while painting the sashes Poo p Pin for the Cousity of Ross, aga i mt Mike 111. Donnell 1 E sq. end others, who of a house in Coss•cross, fell to the ground, by &snit able to himself and his Con- have been for up • wards of tifree rats nude: access- I which his right arm god left lig were broken , lie was most . doe s is to be dropped mainly. I conveyed to the hospital without hope of recovery. peadi ...._ - !its. ____—.......k.....—M1 _. . . . —.---• . . . .