The Statesman. — London, England, 1813-03-16 00:00:00

' t , { 7 t f l i , a ►..1 • •• • • • duty I owed twlilto, to withhold triwo.hit Iktiowltidge . no pert of the rie s cumetaticet: cojurcted wlib.it. that • I could bring bark to my recollection, I related the! fat's to hint, is ist..arly,as j caw. retnerulery_in luoing wiwils " About a tielvemoolli, kiAce, or thereabout ...Ow 1 cannot podtteielitoiteseilart gage), I received From the Placer. of ‘Vales,iirfebith tube retptested me tatoine evil . to Black bails, itiltaer'ithasist • bee in* arrant; di 'aslitgreeable maker, beta trot her; Sir 5% Macy Smith, and Sir JOU and Lady /4014, the' s mitticolSts of whieii she would relate.to me, when • tsitould rttl. I, in woorthitenee, wailed upon her. agreeably. lastl.ideassasaVap (Ptwo after, whew she commenced the con varmtiost, by 4114105, {boo she supposed I kosw she bad at ogle„ 1.-. e Lived with l.a4y . Douglasau a foisting itEintiwary, but OW the i!ad reform afterwards to repent haring made bee saftCtance, and watt thislefora rejoiced when sae le ft Black berth 'or' Plymoistikas site &weaved that circumstance would break off - all f. weber cornsirthicatioa between her add that Lady.* That, however, chstraci to her expectation, mum thereon of Sir..lolut ant her kola Plynowtth to London, Lady Dosight4 bad tall-J and left her name twice or three times, netwislatamting she -oust have seta that admission was refoSee that hawing • b.-en confirmed in the opinion he had before had occasion to fern of hcr ladyship by an anony:nous letter she had re ceived, in which she was very strongly eletioned against reviewing her atlqinlntance with her, both as being un worthrof her colgidence. from the liberties she bad al- Weed Irersa to take with the Prince's Dune, and the lightness of her charaetir, 'he bad felt herself Obliged; as Doug!.'. would not take the hint, that bet visits Were not d for, toorder Mis Verson to write- berooote, rpeeitt r di) !Piling her that ti.ey would in future he dispensed with; con-eq neere of this had been an application, through (WI" of her Ladies, in the joint navies of Sir Sydney Smith, Sir 34 - Ow:as' lady Dlouglas, for an audience, to require an elitis t+ o';ein of this, which they tonsidered at. &irons, and that, be detere-ir.ed not t o grant it, or to suffer any unpleasant die-. often the subject, she entreated me to take whatever re... , I micut ?Are best to pat an end to the matter, and lid her of ..il artier tr.pittleabout it. I ailed in reply, AA I had nn kao I of either Sir John or Lady Douglas, and there fore e rdd not, in the first in.tante, address myself to them. hot that I had •nme neortaintaace with Sir.Sytiney Indta. and if tier. Priacess wan not a v:rse to that channel, I World try what I could in that way effect. —This being assented to by Cie Pr.ncest, I took my kave, and immediately on my 'return home, wrote a oote to Sir Sydney Smith, request ing hill to call on me as soon as he conveniently could, as I bad Wank business to speak to him upon. Sir Sydney in consequence call A on me (I think) the peat day, when I relacd to him the eonserwttion,•as abo►e stated, that I had had with the Princess• r hearing all I had to rty, he observed, Ciat the Princess, in st...iag to me that her prohibition to Lady Der.7,las to repeat her v:bits 4t Blackheath, had led to the application for an au dience of ter 'loyal liighoent, had kept front me the real cause h) he, re well as Sir Juin, and Lady Dong Las, hail made it. as it .o:giaated in a most scantialoinanonymoos letter, of a nature ca:cui.aed to set on Sir John and him to c t each other's thra !3. which, from the baud-writing and style, they were Pm, f-lly -convinced Plat the production of the Princess ie•seif. I naturally expressetenty sentiments upon such COD. • im fir part of the Princess, in terms of the strongest ani smssiversion; but, nevertheless, anginas to avoid the shameful eclat ;eh tar publication of such a fact to the world must pro da,e, 0 1 e cf-ct which i's coming to the King's knowledge woeld • blv haw maids health, from th, delicate stateof his nerves, alai all vd Iliioaal consequences which I foresaw wonhl :nliow, ',ere thi. fan, which would give the Prince so pow 4:i n h . nd'elo expr-ss his feelings upon the countenanee e..e a . the pine to the Princess, at a time when I knew- kiwi tenudod, by his Majesty's visits M blaekhowlit on yli.• one I, el, and tar reports he bad received or ale pthif-•Kfts egmrloct, on :he other, to 1.- brought to Tight I felt oar be•tiat; d.,"., a. Ito :inne4t „ an, to urge all thesearieruents• S; ; .:. i.aitii in !lo' most far ible manner I was master itltid. lag at.rt as a Ea: -r varthy of the most serious ettnall aeration. th- hurter of oily a, ..ar ace o ill blood in the wally an .. .Ill..; cri-'.. and t. press Upon his mind Hie nee s ell'. set 44 eii.sv his best en 'eav ours with ,Sir .lOhn Daoglas, orlint hit tae provolation that had ber giv ..144 to let the tatter drop, and pursue it r. sir Sycliraymbservcd to me, that sir John Dwight; IV%• 4 ns wham, when once be hod tahen a tine from a aye:a:tole a:* a i.mttr„ . it IV* very di.fictilt in persuade hi:a to densr tolls tt t however, as thirti7, 7 lt - that if any man catild P r. 'al "1" 1 Cr , Mp lu;4:it a .tier bimsAlf w its bring the mast 1.'.• !O f: cm the weight he hail with . 4m, he t.ltta• , liately try how 'far h, Pn aid in upon him, ny as , how; -se of those argoir••. • I hr.rl b-iolzat forward to indite h •.a 4 r. mater altogether. About en , :r or dve days af , er - -4.ter opon me again, and' informed me, that cps mi....tax i:hS'r Joint. of those remota. Wilkie I lr.d tooth vr h: 4.) br titre weich I was actuated in t, .1 • rile.; shit he wo 'id not pees the basinest farther. noes twit its . gas:it astir font, hat thafthe u hole es tr.a• nt ?,re ri..e he Iswl bees aide to obtain of him; amounted snore two twat 4. aeolf4, P4frolng riremns.itamees, re • g 4 0 1 s idol-.led, f.:r tint he weld not pledge 11171.1 if eat to Se.ag tiro rableet forward, hereafter, when the witae. ve 1,6 g .t no inwger o;ierate to keep hint silent. This ruble I eft,roiripleat - .4, to the sett of my reen:leetion, the fttl- Jai !re P.-fan s , , aho ser.ned satisfied With if, and 4 9 ,40 lye pee,ier.t 04 !, (November 14180), I Dever have ..e%ri itto ceikent !awed ae:aiu in any shape, 'until ealled upor. b. t e 'Lori toe, to r ta4e 1r.7.0wn to Mtn the ciretunstanoes of I 4 . o.•eaasse.i-n, as fa: as l eo.IIJ bring them to .my rec*l. teed 0." • A,AI now harlai fnlfilled what then 'Spelt wished tc. the tont .of my abliitien 16;case here ober wur one hy wlitins.a4saseashots'of .s•Pith4oircieos strieto ba .. 'iirJohn and Lad" i)ouglas, of bit , j.ti,rened hY my.hrotker, ss"srquext to our ra:oi, r.ltidu it slrottla . litsagine that i know mare cf ti u .ro I have ititte , f, I .herehy spontaneously tleeisoe; I:.at whit written is the tirhole . ox: tent of mint ( was al:piked of, and had _ the Prin- C^:C mot twirl. to i11f , 91111 MP. Of '‘% hat, in the llzrr.t:ie I cfermation given by Sir John and Lae, allnd NI to; 1 should have felt my se:f ol.:iged tle..ii•ao All int•lference in the business, arol so lilyr at the • tinie time stated to her, that it w.,..14 !wimp isatble for me to keep a matter of such Insporttinceiroat the kilos/40ga of the Prince. per. Si, itCG. (Signed) EDWARD. THE KARL OF CH(LIAIONDELEY . • (I me I iss reit rd in 0.• letter,: and drawing mei to 11 /' ;), *tar • He thawed-4bn lettor marked 'A. oot of tit.... I'l'4 woof. n.ritin it or 'the dr snit% of Lady 11) Mir •...1 Yk Sy t o r y soitih;' marked Ito+ in a frtsgUiied 11..1'1. 'HO.seer afVF. ',teen re tro hoblv reQembled the. Prin. 'for Peace . - - Continent. That proof is now come fro hand, and will be seen in a State Paper, which we gir l as pub lished by the Court of AUstria : on the existence of this declaration, that is, of its intended publication, we were apprised by a valuable Correspondent at Vienna, so long ago as the nth instant. This com mendable, this explicit declaration, is well. Limed for makinjknown the sentiments which actuate, tine mind 1 of the Emperor ,of AusTats, and, as it may be , Willi also of the. King of Ptittssra l who now undevifitddly looks'for his dirn security; and the further pos. i session of 'his CroWn, to- . (be friendly; pone,. fel mediation and influence of his neighbour* -Emrinote. Nis own conduct, however, viewed alone, and- hitlependently (4 the confidence he re ' poses in the In' tperor FRANcts, has the air df esb treme timidity and indecisiUn. We repeat oar asisiety with respect to the final reset of / the'con duct of our Ministers, which ought to be, at this In teresting tonjimctare, marked by caution, wisdom, and magnanimity. -If they should be disposed to re ject the mediation of Austria, froni a consideration of the part it has lately acted, and from 'a suPpOsi. tion that it will be biassed by family connection with oar inveterate enemy,we do dope theiwill he, at keit, prepared with an able declaration on their patty giving sufficient reasons for their not falling in with the views of that Cabinet, or with those of any other on the Continent, which may adopt the same reasonings and motives ; otherwise we shall again have that imputation thrown upon us, of encourag ing eternal war, which cannot fail bet injure us in the opinion of the world. It is not enough that we declare we are in the right, or even that we feel con vinced we are so, it ir necessary we convince Europe aloe that such is the case; if we wouhtlhave the measures of our antagonist frustrated ) , or *lied by public opinion. , - ~i~~ PRIN:;ESS OF WALES. This subject increases in magnitude as it proceeds. We have emelt in tnis day's Paper her Royal High_ mess's t.bserrations, or rather answers and remarks • ottthe flimsy evidence v►hich, at most, was eaten. lated to stamp parts of her conduct with incautious. ness, or, as others term it, levity. Her own story. is as artless as it is affecting ; and'in perusing it, her impartial judges will, no doubt, not fail to he touched by its simplicity and Or recollection of what we i have reminded them of, that the habits and manners of all foreigners are less studied and reserved than those of the English. It is impossible not to be af. fected by the following passage in her justificatory ;Ye r rati I e " Her conscience perfectly acquits her of anY ' proper freedom ; and, unless it should he consider. ed, that a Princess dr Wales .could never descend to . the familiarities and- interenarse of private lite, it must be under any circumstances extremely bard; but under hers, it could hardly be expected fresh her." At a future opportunity we shall think le necessary to anitnad—ert on the conduct of a Nob Earl in this affair, whose gallantry as a soldiei would have led to a far different opinion of him thsr that which we are thus reluctantly compelled to entertain. The. Noble General, perhaps, would not have shone so conspictieitsly as a hero, if he hid not been, eossfellyasipper*ffistairewilaw Aid-diao l lol4 Mr. Worraaeoo, with that frankness and courage, which are the best attilbutes of the British charac ter, took up the business yesterday in the House of Commons as It should be. In the first plao l . speaking of the tumult of indignation and disgust (it was welt characterised by those wordl) which had been excited in the public mind by the publi. cation of the two remarkable documents which have given rise to so extensive a discussion; he, in an apostrophe to Lord C.UITLNREAGII, ailedes I to the kind of half.llallenge of Sir lons Donocss, and observes that matters ball come to a crisis, and could not .remaiu as they wore. He there. fore enquired of the Noble Lord, whether a prose. . cation was to be instituted againit Lady DougLAs, ;with other questions, as will be seen in osr Report of the Parliamentary Proceedings. Lord 'C:11 reply was as artful as Mr. W.'s rejoinder was frank.. • The Member for Bedford affirmed What all the:world will ith him in, via. that the P. should be brought or Lady D. prOsecuted . for perjueY. Tbrongh-. watm discussion, the deportalept:bf Mr. W. contrasted with that of hisadversaryl Cannot bttt decal! gene lathe eYel otovery man-who lowestreth justice. Although the . dattate produced . , sso result •at th e mansaet (eaceig a Preadead Am), yet, as by Collision, it attract' ottraltpf information, at which the public canoe' ran'edie - I It allettaered out a reason why i Spws. A._2. • of bringing °its, soldier a 'mood time to rSceirs the cat, had iti doe: effect upon die holooniti of the House., Such a practice pats us in salad of those brutes who tear i boil from his stall with a bleeding lacerated.nose to be worried by tab dogs. I GefeeSX R.i4 are: toil, bet aCcOMplished the 'perm, etlits Onion, altd the fellsiwing are under. Stood to.iir r;ficatairles et the Treaty with . Sweden:.l.4bet ci t t 9 4o . mAiwp, mid , ilrktifik PA4- nufactures lie *donated, into Sweden under i the samedoties awl errsineensents as in the time of .Gus- TAVUS Aeosinci.-4. That the flag of Givit Min shall be respeCtetlai that- of the favoutied . : tilt , tions.—rThnia stibsidy titihout 66,04301. pail month !Itball be paid to Strider, as the condition of ber em ploying a body of troops to act on the southern shores of the Baltic against the common enemy.— . It is saidthat some jetrionsies- had been revived be. tweeti the Courts 'of Copenhagen and Stockholm, which May In seine degree impede the accession of the foriher to the coalition which in in progress be. tween Great Britain and the Northern Powers. • , • . . - , i FALMOUTH, MAIRCII 5...--41,Itett his Majelitre cutter Surly, 10 guns, Lieutenant WEL4II, ff41 . .111 1 Guernsey, which Wave she hit' on the 1 lth instaati brings accounts that by aeveral prisoners of war 1 which had made their . .teicitpe from France to that island, reports had been received that the white cockade was hailliel! in Fe *nee, on the coast oppo: site that island, *here the people were its Irma against the Grorertnnent, deviating they would no longer enbmit to. the dreadful law of :•onscription. It was also reported that BONAIPASTEwis in confine. Kent. . • - ... .• . . Letters have been received here (via Lisb on) frnm ,; Capt. Leonard, late of the Arqcion, .which state tbat 1 I packet to have been ciptured up her pima. fruit Rio Janeiro to England, about ere middle of Decay'. 1 ber, on the Lisse, by the Arnerkei . u. frigate . Essex, 36 guns, .and recaptured owthe .541 . Y . INuitiy, 11 , *is ' Majesty's ship Iffividere, 32, -and' irri s red et Ber. muda : The Essex was cruising right in the track of ; vessels coming from the Brazils, and is .reported to have received inforailtion of his Majesty's skip Dorm', (doyenne being loaded with bullion, for whitis* Essex was cruising. '. Yesterday about 12 o'clock, the Panics RIGENT, ' accompanied by the. Duke of COIRERLAND I left tows. for Windsor.. Sunday, about four o'clock, the Princess of WALES, aivomponi•d by a Lady in waiting, arrived at Ken sington Palace. Her Royal Highness remained there about an hour, and then set off on her return .to Blackheath. It was reported yestardiy, that Lady DOUGLAS was on-Sunday night taken so dangerously ill at Black heath, that her life watt despaired of. Th* departure of Lori MoliA and Countess Lounow, is protracted until the end of the insnth.— This day a proportion of the baggage will be sent, by a packet-boot, which comes up to Whitekall stairs. The beast is adverii,sed for sale on the 30th inst. • The Catholics of the Ciunty of Dawn held a . Meeting on Monday week, at Newry, for the ,pur ; pose of voting an Address talon! MOll4 previous. i to his embarkation fee India. Same Gentlemen, 'fore the Meeting dispereed • • took, occasion to ;Rude, ' to tile recent trian2h in thiL(krinagis,..ia terms sumer •.. what similar to the language that was used at the Catholic Board on Saturday, an+ their sentiments were so congenial to the feelings of the : entire as sembly, that 'resolutions to the folio - wing effect were passed unanimously : ". • " not, though it was not the Oriktaittiateotlaa of this mees,, lag, yet the crisis at which we are .mereshl4 together it sei sencessiy imPottent, that lie feel it incumbent at es to speak . apoo . thr A raerai 'Ova of the Wettest of our body. That we bare contemplated with feelings of profound. gratitude, the betel. dignified, sod dispassionate discussion df oar Petitlea the House of Commons, by that Hemsurnble Hotter fatal "Mat we teas their incision to go late ayeutmittee. on its pel Tar; has laid the foot edition of t perfect Adjustment, recogelling War ' , incitation, wish - the safety of establishments. for t h e ineurtoo thin of which, we have hound ourselves by the solemn NM. . . . gatioyu. . • • •—• " That we deprecate as unjust the Imputatlon of Weep.. ranee to. the greet/ bogy or 1.• .Romanr..atisolies of Ireland, froward alma the VillietKe of conduct sit of language of Mr Mistiest'. • • " net we now again "Peet, what we have so oftealitherti dee,lered that the vales °Esser eafraachisement would he greatly i lessened n our mineable: if notconceded with the good wishes of oar Protestant fellow-solders t.'for the *Miasmal of which, yre are new, es we havealwe3s been, ready (a ! geld every Mho& mot lociluiling the abendoosagrie of pew rokgrous prim:Joist or our Loomuir. t. :0.1%4 thaw the partial dimioetkon of any fidividsik "lope Pim are IQ Milky Witstrious Mee Mille 4 to oar Ens I We. Oily • invidious, vet we menet amt oar marked to the Right Ilen. Mr. Plunkett, for his re . Orel t Ind powerful admicaty of the cause of his cow trona iararilan.eat." CArT . . Max Tuesday lagt, Educed Aignionst i allusiS o mbriio, alias Count Warr a. alialias Mgjer .Ishorinse, was apprehended at - - too; and oesisitbid to the - County Gaol, Alien Aot.. , . . • . . . . ilos•to."-Crite Lord payer ordered the pries et Oresd 'to fail half , as anise. The qaartero WO will therefore be le. Oil. """ , th. Ii" hert nt Majesty eamesplisheel. Whilst the war e With Oita dreeMal seasesieences, orarsisread theweighboaritsg Stgeo f r—w_ s hilst ra t o f th e arm y, with tope attaches* .tes-theis' •Funperer sad their costatty, 'maintained Abe nasiesse renown *t the Austrian" aresS,—the spout *feet tse i ngsi :Wined throughout the whole extesseif theAtespirs.. . 46 Thoevents which occurred la A**last months, Aare brought the theatre of war nenfer.to the fr et, Igirs Of the Monarchy. Will oar it, but circum. seethed anuameot, no proper security can be given, sna 4 renewal of the campaign, tb the line of oar frontiers, which is new .as genii extended. TM! 'consideration arising out of the nature of Wage, I would be saficieut to show the seclasity ofiecreasiug the Corps of Observation. Horner, i new ob j ect much more liccordont with the views erase Emperor, and with the a ishas of the nation, strengthens at the present moment, tfle duty of increased exertions. t i • " The first requisite of all European powers is • repose. ' 6 A peace founded on mutual interest,--wpease, ' the basis of which may form a guarantee of its dun. iion ‘ is the end of the active exertions of his perial .mud Royal Majesty. But in order to attain Shia salutary end, Austria must appear with a military force proportionate to existing ,circerastaners. contrary to just expectation, the attempt should not ' be crowned with success, this force will at least Wet after effectually keep the theatre of war at a distance from the frontiers of the empire. 64 In imparting to Mt. • 411016 the sovereign JAMS* lions of,his Majesty ; I request that all the orders Which I shall have to give on this subject, may be (yrated with all possible viper stud dispatch." • At rt A tt kLIA)T. IiktFANRS. R. JONES and 01.1 pen entering the tairtee.ast year of their estotersikent, tuhe . Ode • p.:ro toady sf retuning their grateful filiekted shelf !led es serer Of Ittteeilbgts for the vets liberal support their aria has been boomed with. Tacit Uinta georipis of let delellleatisso for the present Tear .are sat delivering en I their • Inikettufl* approved Plan. prevradiag Sithititsevo fat .eves v Salartiber drattas wkleit ad A h s t s i e estesapti m r ot ife. Xs 0. veo avy Italica iii•r ispected. as MO* * le. T141;11 1 * absoisttety setvieerv,. at either of= ' esieitah alot lair li sticty t e i ghadieti,•ti I RION liable% 4.141911 Miry • , _d I lit. .1, • Allooskeilil l ea s Lisiontreett lad I, G eseg t. i g r eit„ g. raisklearlea Olirs !AWL . are *prewar t• agape stmeraitnime, 1. KA(' veinier. Abingdon rellgebenttieWer•NertilleS. flitak" boiltaeller, Ashford Mercier. Newp.l6_Pageoll Freenkln,printgeWerthenspton /`:'.4lls, Sedfov/S . ' Simard-ea, printer, NOrWiitt Cispina. eurii-delder; Raw A hdtelf. great. Otford . • vi m ,. sugtorwert Quen-strtsct, l'oeting Nrecill,;br.seler,.Bueklitghiet terra bookeelleC, Reading ewlisi overflown, Catatfividge Brown.: Army:Ace, Rich. a,igaiotatrotreel.Cottlerbory 1111 " 1 " .. 11. 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Eldll "lb :11..•a vl. if, mod the 6,t4' Goinmi‘Kimlesu was as a o'+. f '•• Stepiiii 111.•le011, whit" we have published, doted tub Member a.s). staff. jir„.. - ,„ - --_—..x agree wii Tit t Paincess tsc W tr.E4.—lvitir ExontaY.-- (Fr,m an 1.1...aing Paler.)—'•btu Saturday, the to trial, I Giti hiss. a baabl . ndonin, rfreiding gear Emit Clitf, out ibis I, A 4i,n+gafe (.rho had heel employed by the P RIN . contrasts 7 4 cry, i„ fq.r..0r1i , 14 her hlggage to and, from Black- himstlll • i bafis aid 'FAA cia 1, , ,eic., fluid oit'varicos other do. . • d 11111 Jll5l tneatie occa.ion4), wag Vied by a.gentleman from Laa41. , .1. said to be of the tre, accompanied by an. narked ether (tenticrowl (a resident of Ranaxget.), b y w h om motion), 1 . t'n. :,•114-4,4l'nipt, wac Vtocrn..7Rted respecting th e con . of loran duct of het Royal llightsest.a., shocked gir • . _..---- • I ,•. • ',• ~ ... 1" . 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WO ogliho ot likft Pl4riode • • Baron*, who _ _,_ llleklit tie j e tt4 4 4 l a.. peddoilitdilleei l a a Po ,• *iipiedi o llip...3lAßCll 16, 1813 s ... - Camila and 1 heinalty to dibeeisli• la e ise!sa. to took to dr itemdtk - of dielbaiders oi his ,--......-- . .• • sure i n poiiii i iiii. 14:: It ai a proper tabled to eitelliere. lib leijneadriviidead to *tide this • Our Raiders iriffkiave been informed by us that introdUce ht die gait Bill. The remark also , etatlittithliehatt...seib eltieettertet • $ we.were ia ' diki mtp i ecbitiori. of laying befofe .them of the i wnrilly Ifilliosi o .-se ofored to the congas... 1 eed: stamp% without teedieeity ' a - sit re desire I tion of the4adge-Ada — . et th e math* Illegality ' . The “" t f_ hal altlia. 66 . i f i ll t " O l e v i ews a an authentic proof, that a desire, for Peace actuated the two chief 'Powers on the i a( hrtaaina . ,t;,t. a...1A1.. k .....a time to rami" i i. . t ..... 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