The Statesman. — London, England, 1813-02-12 00:00:00

17" 1 ~..'+t •-• . • ~ _. Utak"llo COOSilittillolll4 cause to be presented talboiMinito by two of its Members. TITLD la.—or sae Anonerete AND conos.rrion et tar TEN &genus. o f ON/. 52. The Empress. Mother of the hereditary Prince, King negoetrik. Rome, may be anointed and crowned. Pri am of 53. This prerogative is accor ded to Mel Empress by letters I Y"' tent, published in the customary forms , and n bieb shall be be- r sides addressed to the Smote, and entered in their reg ist e rs. M. The coro nation sha d take place in the Biunique of Notre or in any other church designated in the letters patent. TITLE I.—VP THE ANOINTITO AND CORONATION OP THE PHAN= IMPERIAL KING OF ROME. .15. The Imperial Prince, King of Rome, may, in his quality , as heir to* Empire, be anointed and crow netl in the Ent prvor's lifetime. 55. This ceremony cannot take place but by virtue of letters patent, in the same form as those rehuite to the corosatioo of the Empress. 37. After aouointiog and coronation of the Prince Imperial King of Rome, the Sylvan Consultum, Laws, Regulatimin, Im perial Statutes, liecrees, and ail-other acts Linked by the Rm. perur, or made in his name, shall bear. besides the indication of the year his reign, the year of the coronation of the Print Imperial K ing of R nine. . W. the present organised Scatty, Consilium shall be trays.' milted tiv a mebmge to his Majesty the Emperor and King. . The l'icsidests and Secrenui (SiSued) rhe CAIIBAGEREK Count de a:M.3IONT. , Count de LA PPAUNT. Seen and Sealed, the Chancellor of the Seuate • (signed) Count , LAPLACB. We &hereby c ommand and ordain that these presents , fur nished with the'Scal of the Stat. inserted in the Bulletin of the laws. shall be addressed to the Courts, Tribunals. and other ad ministrative Authorities, for the purpose of being inserted in.' their re; tees, to be Awned aad caused to be observed by them ; and our Grand Jodie, Minister of -Justice, is charged with *pot-intending the pisisliadion of the gone. Given at our Palace of tbenmlderica. Feb. 5,1!{13 ( 81 1 8 01 NAPOLEON. By order of die Emperor. tie Minister Secretary of State. V ICTIttI) Coast DAM.% Seen by us, the Arc Lbmwellor of the EtaPirii. CAMBACERES. The ache' •CH. whale Ludgate-bill. 151-1. , THE iiiiiiTESMAPT: LONDON: MOAT, my/Atm •12, 18111 e (Siinid) / -I and sophistry is FirValuta, than justice and noun. We have the clitOilittlen to kaow, that a RouttLY is, *however, among . the long•robed Gentlemen, to watch their menuestie: Every gerulons Gentleman of the Bar, frourthe beet. the wont, is now enlisted to fight for a miserable Ministry.' ~ . , • . The Princess of WALLS'S Letter has set a iest of hornets indetifirsiXllle t empe of thnf•stryint 'crib' Men. They may Inn about fier Rojairlighttess and .her friends, end make a great noise and stir, but they cannot stint. That Led) , is not in Turkey : she is in a country abounding with generous spirits, who love justice, and `are readyt to protect the fair and feeble I I ' sex. If there are a few wretches among us who set aside the dictates Of honour, it is because the corrup -1 tions of some of our institutions hold out high re. I sravds.for fool preetices. The random shots- of the . Co unier at lintipowenated advisers to the Princess, will !ist 101 i Miele to dismay any one peison who siiiy itait been consulted on this occa, =ion ; when every thing dear to a female's delicacy and . feeling is at hazard. These great Cen: son walla ;tithe her Royal Highness to remain si: lent, and - let injaries accumulate to any height. Di, they ptesume so much upon her being a foreigner? For they. could not expect an Englishwoman wool so submit. No; we advise her Royal Highness to invoke a decbilest r ipsno - her hard case, after: which: . she may rest her troubled mind. . Neither cruelty nor injnstice • wilt be allowed to assail her; while under the protection Of, a. gallant nation like. our's. She has invited lamination ;-she 100 !OW itirßoyal Highness that he is apprised of her innocence ; in 4 , thatvenoos have been suborned to traduce her repti4' . potion. '. Thew lintatatisra which cannot longer be paned on"; _ _. -esiss•— . . . Paris Papers to the'flth inst. were Melees/ last night, containing long deteils of the proposed Re• gency in case of the death! "of f‘iirozudirr defog the minority, of.. the King of Rosso, his 'Son. - It is to be vested in the Empress, with the assistance of a Council. The law which is proposed to' be made on this subject, is to embrace a variety 'of other supposable or possible cases, and extends to great length, which we have, however, thought proper to give at full. The Empress aud the young King are to be crowned, and ben, the expediency, if not necessity, of cosicluding the Concordat with the Pots. While this ceremony is in contemplation, his liolinen will bei personage of great. request, but once over, the Pontificate will fall to its ordinary level again. The French speak of remounting their cavalry in a manner which, as far as they are credited, Rout astonish the w0r1d.... At all events they are what we bare often denoo, minated them, a surprising people. • Dantzic, as we observed before, has been relied on by the French, is the Bongos of the North. If their accounts are to credited, it is strongly garrisoned,, and amply stored with provision's. It is manifest 'that BONAPARTE intends to head one of his armies in- the ensuing campaign, but whether in the Penis. sula, or in the more distant Continent, is not at pre sent to beascertained ; we presume, however,that it will be in the latter, as his presence may be thought more necessary there, to keep down those jealousies and partial risings of spirit, which scarcely ever fail to • show themselves in, IL numerously confederated army. y es t er d s itho p a n ics it no e tre v i s it e d t h e lsii no eSs Our Readers will be surprised, no doubt, after the CNA utoorrA. . lettering and intoxicating accounts from St. Peters- Yesterday morning the Earl of Lresspoot. had an burgh, of the total extinction of the Grand French audience of the Pusses REOit's-v. -- • :- - Army, to see so little done by the conquering Res. The •Sootheorpfees frigate, Captain Sir •Jeues siert:4l'nd to hear so much said of the tranquil ate. LUCAS Yeo,•afier taking the Vixen American Coe. ve . tte, was unfortunately , list,. together with her tion of the French forces. There is nothing which , prose, on a sunken- rock, in the. Gulph of Florida. gives trs more anxiety for the success of the future, The crews all saved. The Southampton was one of than the recollection bow much the credulity of the the oldest - Mien frigates in the service. people of England has been abused by the pin. On Sunday end-Tuesday, the Earl and Connten • The King of PRUSSIA, it seems,* bas left Berlin, of Ozirone gave -grand dinners to the Princess of for Breslaw, in company with (perhaps it may be WALES and select parties. said, in custody of) the French Miiiister 9r. Men. LAW Alta ANGEMINE.-•-•it is understood that Jae- SAN. BO NA PA Wra, DO doubt, bait given' directions' ticesiGeoseenchiasshretietlsftireoemGthlsKiinsg'tse _oncteoshe that this , Royal Personage should net be left alone la g r s b ench from the Common P leas . ( I t i s not at so important a crisis. yet fixed who is to be then** Judge. Sweden, and the sentiments of its Court, at this u t h e C onteste d E lect i ons , t h e num ber of Pc. juncture, mast. be an object of great interest with Miens is . reduced to 20-1, number unusually the French Ruler, 'while be is laying dawn his new small! Of these, the questionable points, in one. plans for a fresh campaign. He, in 'all probability; third of the number, are said to be very simple,an d p in small compasi. But there are threee or four, w hi c h , will not allow that Court to wear a robe of so much in•regard to probable duration, may make amends for ambiguity, ,as it has done of Ipte ; and bag,. in all all the rest. probability, intimated as much to its Ministers.— We regret to state that the Marquis of Bocktec- We therefore observe a Report, dated B6 )ckhalms HAM died•imilirednesday night, at his seat at Stowe Jan. 7, and addressed by M. D'ENGESTROM, Minis. Park. He is - eneceeded in his titles, &c. by his, te-r of Foreign Affairs, to the King, on the political re- eldest son, Lord Trwei.e.—(Aforning Putt.) • lations between Sweden and France, during the two It appein from a ,retarn from the Six Clerks' last years, which show what have been the demands r it r,....ai id before Parliament, that the number of elm in .the Couit of , Chancery,....i7 tbir ... ar made by:Bow ArA Ina stunted of the yet, Leila . Iv efteL 4 si or ins 1706 _4* • lan " . u n i t _ ae d , i n. 4 1 , • the French troops had occupied Pomeraida,ii/. "That' 2055. - .•• • a new declaration of war should be made agiinst Eng.,. , On the morning ef Friday last, an early and en. land ; . that all communication with English cruises's. , expected visit te a splendid mansion, in Piccadilly, should be severely prohibited ; that the shores of the enabled someoecise officers to, possess themselves of Sound should be provided with batteries, the English a rich French ?Ace dress, worth at least t. goo guinea s, a. which was ietelicied for ' t hed ecora ti on o f a sstui vesseli fired upon with carmen, aud the fleet equipped, That, besides, an Army of from 30 to ished female at the grand fete on that evening st 40,000 'a" ):111 'Ciriton Heise. . 1 :. should be raised for the purpoie of attaCklng Russia , On Saturday last, the anniversary of the Election at the moment when hostilities s h o uld commence be. of Sir Blraisi.ly WM. Guise, Bart. for. Glouceste'r. tween that power and the FiWnch empire. That to 1 shire, was celebrated . at the King's Head Inn, in indemnify Sweden, /inland should be restored.— I Gloucester,. whet, sepwerris of The6O d c e ha lle.meu sate BONAPARTI also Would engage to purchase colonial down ablyfi t lL a most o w lage o l:_ . i di o n v is ss er.,en.Esq. whroswaeswveelrly. produce to the amount of twenty million* of• franca, . known sad and spirited exerti ons, pr . °aged the test provided the payment should only be effected when lof conviviality till a late hour. *? • ; ' . ." - • ;- the goods were landed at Dantzick or Lubeck. Fi" 1 We are aniseed, that no part of the money raised natty, he would permit Sweden •to parti4pate in all ! In this country for the 'relief of the 'suffering Rut the rights and alubtages enjoyed by the States of sians bailees yet shipped for Rusaia. the Confederation of theilkhine:' ... ' ' Seiw.rrelik.-11enry Juhns, late gub-sorter .of It has been ieen that the Sired., were dot induced lines at Mlle IPtieto oBloo l and Mr.. aftilifit*, chargC4 by the Par to oomply with their 'terms,* and they en sespieknorkideallag lettere containing Bank notes, were plead at the bar ; %Olen, by consent. of now answer, or conclude the report, like the Oracles the,sniiettortothe Post-Office, they were ameba rged, of old, so as to be interpreted .twe ways, as fah the evidenee to be produced against them not belt*, lows t—" Should your Majesty, for the present considered Kitimat to bring hoots coastption,, ~t 4 safety and fettles security of Sweden,' be compelled . We 1111 i lAtlteted ie s statp, for the liftitiasthr at to put your armies in motion, it will abt be with a the Pubillta thafthe Haile Anaurailee ColliniasnY AM in the ilaymerket' where thelb view to conquer Provinces, useless to the proeperity . Paalt Cli slaeea f aa fire ' kla. Life • fusuranco. will be cow' of the Scandinavian Peninsula. Freed of their lma. theaajaa • • e n d liberal tenni...a/ 4 w i th a ss . rights--united to their Sovereign—the, Seredea wilt et x , ;4l 4 di e rgo a al be theW rhea; elarzli to meet their enemies. • The eteelleotims * • Conskia. - • ••• • 4.4 : . The licomeollti *OW *lilt a t e propeEt Onenneat as it permfttistaii Morn tn need q in tidiest, and to import inj - isles that ti hot be forbidden bylaw., fink Lad. ships, fort, confirmed the verdict elk. Jay, ' which was for the Plaintiff. .stoonsoa r. cantistir a t. This was cue similar to the above, the tate point being reserved for their Lordships: and the Court, of course, deadel in Stour ef. the 'Plan. tip'. , ... -1- t ‘ c.,. - ritlanetalr IA • • / - - • • ~, Salt ISIS** V. Iltaglall% - A Rule Nisi was granted herein, to show _cause why the trial on this criminal information, filed Es. officio, should_not be put oR, in consequence of the ainenee of a witness, an Officer in the Dragoon Guards, now in the Peninsula, his evidence being material for the Defendant.. Tbe - Learned Counsel Iwho moved for the Rule, understood, that the cri. urinal information was for the selling of a. place in fthe Commissariat department. k, ..... . let 1r civ7 . it; FEB.' 10,--Nothing bits. washed en ihore from the;vessef lost yesterday, 4 Porn:m.l., 'that can lead in the least to 'her name or nation ; but it is generally supposed she had been a foreign brig. The privateer that was . . mentioned yesterday to be off the Portland Island', captured a-sig la n y a i l ng w i a n s a i e n r st it at a tt i l id y a, m a ad ad e s t h o e the . 4 loaded brig; and steered away with her for the French coast ; Sandwich lugger, medlately went in chace ; and by an account we hare had to-day, from Portland, she was seen from thence to ceme fast up with the brig, aid little doubts are entertained bet she will re-capture her. GUERNSEY, FEB. 7.—Arrived the ship Calcutta, Sohn Kigginson, Master, from Madras, bound to New-York, taken by. the Two ,Heathers privateer, of this place. . . ' POETAMOUTII, Frs. 11.—Ills Majesty's ship Pro. *others* is recalled from proceeding to Madeira, and has sailed With a convoy for Qulsrusey and Jersey. •Pusstotrrtt, Ft.a. 10.—Came in the Mary,Thames, Ilarhfagn . , and Master transports, from Corunna, .iikre.seAled again to the eaatwed. Arrived the rifftillitS frigate from a cruise. DEAL, I' Et. h.—Sailed his Majesty's ships Roy alist, Manley, and Thistle, the former 'for Plymouth, and the latter for Portsmouth; and his Majesty's ship Sultan, for Chatham. . Came down from the River, the Union, Roberts, for Demerara ;. and the John, Cuthbertson, for Ma. deira Ind Jamaica.—Several other ships are now working through the Gulls. The outward-bound all remain. . Saturday genttight, as a number of persons were standing together on the ice, at a curling match, ors aortae Loch l , in the parish of Kirk. Michael, Dum. friesshire, it suddenly gave way, and 10 persons sunk into the water. Assistance being instantly pro cured, five of them were got out, but the other five perished. . On the 23d December, arrived at Barbados: his Majesty's ship Kangaro.o p .having under convoy the transport ship Herald, and another-transport with 600 black recruits on board, from the Colony of Sierra Leone.—(Barbettl(es Shipping List.) . A philanthropist, who is a gentleman of the name of Webb, appeared during last week in Norwich, and distributed a considerable sum of money in ta 'joist amounts to the lower classes, almost indis4;ri minately. On Tuesday the yard of the Angel Inn wet so thronged by the poor, „that it became neces sary to place two peace °dicers at the back and front entrences. During the principal part of the dal Mr. W. gave to all applicants don a t ions of 6s.aud i fs. 6d. On Wednesday he committed various sums to indi. viduals for private diatributbett, and on that evening - his charities, 4440 its to 'el, end 11. notes, ex • ceaded 'OM, lie left Norwich, for Yarmouth, on Thursday,. placing 0 considerable sum ill a bunking• house it the former place. Many rumour. sod con jectures are afloat respecting the motives of this. sin gular course oicharity,and it is current that Va,oo o l. is • thus annually distributed, solely ) we believe, - from motives of benevolence. - ConN-15XCl1A , 1Cat, Faa. It . Ifasing had nit fresh - arrivals of Wheat dare Monday, la E con sequence of adverse woods. WINS wits leftover train Wedaesd a l l het obtained a mare-ready sale than en that day!. but a 11 % t any advante in price. la the Barley trade a took salr.auu saes Ms were mita Widow atone, of Ls. peTquatter uP2 , Wsdneday's pricer t but the infertge PeruLreattua *ammo . ,: watts.. oao are lS..per quartet deader us oar stork t• r. , .“ . * t, twin ana an increase to oaf wappky.. In nth.? articles there tt in variation. • Wheo . : s :ustiish ....i: ). rs.. 1 74 00 1: , 24 .ndi elr .441zit1a...4.0..., 7.. ..... Ot t ; t tli , 4l; Dl4, (Fete4pq. .... 100 150 Bonet 74 .mot - • 'll l t.'-. Maw•.. , ....... *- .b 2 11 °ld.. ..• ..e.• IrTwaltto.i.. • ... Oats .- - ....... 99 51 i 1 "Malt. .. : ' , ...100 110 Tine ditt0;...4;.. ti.... .. on ilt,) White l Peas ' $4 $O, Palmed ae. ...... T, i i 'Ditto Mallen). Pam .. :tk. • . 112411T11101-14.D MA RK Irri••;.4 11 a• 1 3 . 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Mit 6randl had 3 per. Cent. Red. Ng * • Rzekerptrr Rolls Sid. 4p • Erb. pabusse, oniat.afght, in the Hone of Corns any foe of power to protect s SSA ilivili2 l . ll $ per Cent. Cons. 513.1 4 !- . ' HEW 45 p •it . el' I per Cents. 75“ , ; ..;..,. 0111110nsi most , ipon ebesobjegt of appo i n ti ng a Vicebtsw. cept Indeed its nature we're dmedirail th. 5, pee Cent. Navy ifli • . Oissols for Ant. mi. Chancellor' inithiutAr.ptit, that we 1490 man kw bit , ri e . • g .,... .. bead 41 .... A . L.n._ Ann. 151-li. .. - ,•.- ANG/P7 Tickets. ' ! it ,..,... - „Aig s ' f . ..=_, --A -.Lt..- s. 0i.'..11.1,...... .11.6 insties and resins_ a.'"! "!"" '''''_ l `'"" -6 isi w wi n i w - wou truwilgc 41; AM ERWA. The Catharine Rai cartel, Capt. Hicks, which ar rived at Liverpool, after a passage of 22 days, from New-York, brought intelligence from America to the 17th of January, of which the following is th- substance : Tse returns. of Electors for President and Vice- President had been received, and the re-election of Mr. Madison was ascertained beyond all doubt. The following are the Returns of all the Votes for Presi dent and Vice-President of the United States, given the 2d of Dec. 1812 : Paesitiorr. l Vter.-Pati. Madison. Clinton. Gerry. Ingersoll. Massachtnetts 0 92 I 20 Rhoda Island 0 4 • 0 4 New Hampshire 0 8 I 7 V er mont 8 0 8 .0 0 9 C on necticut 0 • 9 New York 0 99 0 29 M a ryland 6 5 6 5 Peoftsslyan4a £5 0 25 0 New 3Prety 0 0 0 11 Vir g inia 25 0 25 0 North Carolina 13 0 15 0 Delaware 0 4 0 4 South Carolina 11 0 11 0 *Ohio 7 0 • 1 0 Kentucky It 0 12 0 Tennessee 8 0 8 0 Geor;ia 8 0 8 0 L ou i si ana S 0 3 0 I‘2B 89 131 f ti • This State is entitled to eight votes, bat gave only seven, in consequence of the absence c.t one of the electon, occasioned by todiginaltion. A law haz been passed directing .the. Secretary of the Treasury to remit the fines, forfeitures, and pe nalties incurred under the Non-intercourse Laws in all cases of bona fide American property, shipped be tween the 23d of June last and the 15th of Septem blr last ; and also directing the discontinuance of all prosecutions, instituted for the recovery of the said forfeitures, on payment of the regular duties. This law does not extend to property introduced through the British provinces, but only such as was shipped direct from Great Britain and Ireland, and purchased before the declaration of war was known. A change in the Cabinet had taken place, and further changes were meditated. General Arm strong is Secretary at War, in place of Dr. Eustis, resigned. Captain W. Jones, of Philadelphia, suc ceeds the Hon. P. Hamilton, as Secretary of the Navy, also resigned. It is conjectured that Mr. Gallatin is to be Secretary of State, and Mr. Monroe to be transferred to the chief command of the present and future army: The present Comptroller of the Treasury, Mr. R•ish, is talked of as the intended suc cessor of Mr. Gallatin. A Bill, to authorize the building of four 745, and six frigates, has passed both !louses, and received the signature of the President. The Pennsylvania '.egislature,. 70 to 20, have voted for building a frigate for the use of the United States. 'the Constellation, 36 guns, has been put in com mission, under the command of Capt. Stewart, and is at sea. I:te Adams, 32 guns, has also been . prepared for and given to Capt. Morris, wko,vtaa Capt. Hull's' Lieutenant, and has been promoted in consequence of his conduct in the Guerricre action. The Macedonia had arrived at New York, and was repairing for sea. Capt. Jones, of the Wasp, was to take the command of her. Capt. Decatur has advised that the new, frigates be constructed after the model of the Macedonia. A public dinner bad been given at New York to the sailors who captured the Macedonia; and they were afterwards Invited to an entertainment at the Theatre, on which occasion the'pit was given up .to t • .m, and.entertainments eahibited in honour of the victory. The Honourable Timothy Pickering is elected a Member of the nest Congress, and so 1I ! '4. •C. Han. sun, Esq. the Gentleman who derive* his house against the mob at Baltimore; yet tt is certain that there will be a large majority to support the present Administration. IVIr. Baker, Secretary of rogation, is to take pas t sage in the Pacifie,whioh was suspected to leave N. York as the next cartel. " • General Hull, it is said, his been exchange**, 30 soldiers, and will be tried without delay. • The renewat,of the Charter (in its present fern,' wit suppose) for the period of four years, Is spoken of as a reserved proposition . ; in which time, it is thought', both the Company may be batter prepared for any important change, and Govermelout he more competent, from mature deliberatione to propose the management of Italla.'" 4 :' it is said, kits had .an offer from Testable persons in the Corporation, to prlsed vacaucy for tialiskery, - . some plan for th Mr. SIIIRIDA • some moat Mir stand ou the prs . . f i~ 1 t ' . . rt c , I •,", 'l'