The Statesman. — London, England, 1813-04-06 00:00:00

gt On &snotty, the hpaiti beloved Sovereign, Ail fequire that the National °wards Attila partake mitimry, the cause of inehooksitsi No Bavarian can be itediftnent to able call ; all will answer it within?, intruct thim ht the mats of the - call on all those born from 1772 th e mselves inscribed, and to who patriotic seal, or of the. corporal their domestic situations, which me, 4 n,tvering this can. ildswithif I.vntlt, will be opened at doe Mut, to , for all the families of this capitti litvariankfrom ether parts of the registers will be closed on the 4th of r. g‘ It would he to deny the existence triotism, ha doubt 'for an instant that - will net be anxious to follow the grew cations , that of serving his King and , in artier that so Bevarian may be the State requires, all proprietors of joined to communicate this call to lodges, and to give a statement , such of their lodgers as are comprised measure, under the penalty of a Iforins, besides being otherwise personal bl& This ntoasura is likewise the commended, because that no young placed, or establish himself, till Yultilled all his dirties ; uhilst, those who have, ender existing ch proofs of their love towards their try, may always make pretentions tinguished honours. " According to the Constitution, of the movable legions is confined emintainingtranquillity, and the They are not to he taken ever the will only be in case of necessity that to defend the territory of their native all those who are iu the situation of In these legions, will hasten to Without any distinction of couditii. 'lathers and mothers will cause their elder brothers, their younger ones: pupils; and relations will do the same of their families. Maid, Maar, I& The Directors • GERMAN PAPERS, -40 now. *nor :CUR 6.—.lfter the tomotroenOod, during the night of fist, to evacuate our capital and the , ask and-Sehnneberg, 3000 Cossacks, ries of horse artillery, gallopped into overtook their rear guard in the streets, pia, near the Mlle Gate, and some 1- sussed. Qn•the other si de of PotsdL army teak a position, the bridge being arid defended by 2000 men. Last night entered Potsdam, and they have !tweed with infantry. 'the Russian troops under Prince . eels Curniteineff s Betiketidorf, Kutuscilf, tot) Diebitek, have made their Autry' from nine b•clatk in the morning till sided of 14,000 Cossacks, dragoons, moat of homers of Grodtto, 4000 - ments of infantry, and some heavy the cavalry is a fine carps of regular two others of Mongols, one of lialmucks. of Bashkir', armed with bows and - bilonack day and night near. the Palace, time Lindeo. On the 4th, the Russian Generals play, where the members of the Re , I.r.4ilie of the first rank filled the box totes was Illuminated during the ni ingeekeeed 12;000 grenadiers, four goes and heavy artillery. The room fot others,_ and march to the _ day we expect General Tchitschaboti, with 40,000 troops of the line. A strong corps marches Wind, Stettin i and is eneamped to-day in and nea r Stargetti The mareb through our city, we under stand. will continue yet 14 days. The vanguard, under Czernittheff alone, consists of 2J,000 men, almost all cavalry. The King is expected kt Potsdam on the IGth. Many preparations ate Making here for the recep tion of an exalted persostage- On Tuesday, the 2d inst. the Russians entered Dresden. Yesterday and the day before the French burnt down the beautiful suburbs of Kustria and Spandau. RATIB9OII, Masai 6.—Last uiglit arrived here a detachment of the Guards of the King of Saxony, with a number of waggons. To-morrow the King . • himself is expected. 2_ _-, - !AST OF THE MAJORITY O!( THE SINECURE RILL. Ackland, Sir Thee. Geary. Sir W. Prinsonby. F. AJthorpe. Viscoant lire/fen, P. Parnell, Sir H. Aetley, Sir J. Gorden, It% Protheroe, E. Aubtry, Sir Joba Giddy, Davie Ponsonby, Rt. Iloa. Aid. Gower, Lord G. L. G. Bktehterd iterubl. Edminad Portman, E. B. Benites Heamen, Wm. Phillip, G Birch, Ts Ileren, Sir R. Rohinsoelll. A. Bbeliburn, .1, Neworrh, Hen Ridley, M. W. Broadhead. T. it Mehimemr, Sir l. Simmte, -- Burrell, Sir C. . ilammervley, H. Shifter. G. Harrell. Hoe. D. Meleses, Sir K. Smith, S. Buiterworda . g. Jereia, SalisbarY Sh a w, Sir J. it,e,nitait. nee. Reek, A. L. Smith, 11. rhameg,l4.llamfi. Remington. Lord Smith. Wm. c‘mineg, G. Littleton, John Id. Serener, G. H. colerafr Le Fevre, Mime Smith. J. Calvert, Q Leigh, Holt Tienvey, Rt. Hes. G. ralverto4% ' Lama, Sir W. Thornton, H. Comin t 11‘ Lebbock, Sir Joh. ?honoree, J. Crete, Sit Eyre MO, J. M. Yansittert, Kt. Hen. C reeveY. T. Levees, Gem N. DDamepore, G. Leandro, W. Wiliverfenter. W. Lases. J. Dw ilewbbe, e. Meknes, P. Zit i k t io r t e fi • • thelegise Lose llortio. wpm', c. Mime. C: H. R. western, C. C. Le. Ash* Rit Ghedee Weliridey ,Telvoi treee,•Peter Milken& ?Slam, MO. N. T1e . 27 1 4 1 1. Ja1a i• A. Pitney, !media/10 er, Sir 0. Fined, &r Fred. Goberee, lard F. Mrs& A • ri leasAls. W. O'Hara, C. The Frew* prifisiers, ire food, ere again become " 4 1 hold aul &Ain is the Channel. Repent says till llir Sloprsir Sairrg is about to 'Pturn to Wand Apse the Mediterreatu t whets k has of late bade horsiest sosuosed. before we can sit down comfortably to our bumble meat, without being thrown into a fever by the twig!, the foot, and the hourly apprehension of seeing every thing of a frangible nature broken about our heads, and the very drums of our ears cracked by the -bellowing and outcry of such froward delin quents ? How did we deprecate a war with America. We insisted upon it, that each war was not ae. cessary ; we showed how it was to be avoided. But, alas! the green water pe►petually issued from the corrupt source, And every► reasoning , was discoloured by it. We were (said the Tom, tie Post, and the Courier) to blow every oho' of the ships of America out of the ocean—burn every one of their towns on the coast to ashes, with a vast deal more.pf this frantic ravipg. It never entered the heads of these trumpeters, that poor America could annoy us. We were to throw stones in 1111 . 1 directions, . but it never once occurred to these politicians that we had more glass windows than tre. could guard or defend. Our Paper has suggested over and over again, what would be the probable' condition of our West India islands, it sack were wickedly or incautiously Incurred. These serf►,' colonies contain as mach dissatisfaction in their; selves as can be kept down by force; and what hill, It be when they are actually unable to obtain the means, 1. e. the very casks for conveyance of their produce to the - Mother Country r!—And I our sapient Ministers will probably say, who cook!' •bare thought it would he so? Who ! why; any but mere drivellers. We nature, the West India rice, and that it would art to keep them from topspin. We further (as Ireland would hare demend of the Whole(*) prosperity, _Asa ,they hardly dealt by ; and templatini, as all which will be th.*eet Bet our Sysluoi 14141 city at obit. sect wheels nearly ?missed oier his head.. Ms Aid-de. Camp, Conde D'ALvA, who was in the vehicle with him, escaped unhurt. The party were ref uroing to antra !wing come to Lisbon on the 13th (the day before), to dine with Don MIGUEL PEREIRA • The Expedition for America remains in Plymouth Sound. The two battalions of marines and a brigade of artillery *mall on board, and the whole wait only the orders of Government. Rear-Admiral HARGROD I late second In com mand at Portsmouth, is appointed Commander.lu. Chief at Guernsey ;, and Rear-Admiral FOOTE ) who hid been appointed to go to the Mediterranean in the Sot Josef, is, to be second in command at Ports mouth: It is confidently stated, that his Serene Highnesa the Duke of Bausswicm has recently visited his States ineogato, to animate the spirit of the p eo pl e . against the French, and that he is to return immedi ately, to take advantage of the favourable disposi tion which he found prevalent among them. The speculators in the Alley chose a very impro per time to try their art in the jobbing way, by a re. port of a French flag of truce. The report made to BONAPARTE was more than ever strongly tinctured with war, and this must have been read at on gate of the atchange, white the flag eutered iu at the other. ' The furtive attempt of the Jew to ham the•Dratry lane Manager, has for once succeeded, bat we assure him it lie attempt• it again, he will find the musical Knight too *mutt for him. (lot advices from Lisbon, we are sorry to say, give an account of the lists of the sick to the heap!. tals and quarters being unusually long. We are not sorry to heat, that the Doke of Cum be ever dear to me; and whose character whilst living, for integrity and honour, could not be surpnssed.— It is very possible that he might (and 1 dare sit) (10) feel indignant at the private esaminatlen on so hasp, so foul a calumny. If your Lordship r exp.Tted to meet irritn an ..Apothecary somewhat similar to SHAKSPEAReS in ilomeo•and Juliet, or one wlicnt you might bend to your will, you were, my Lord, most ccregiously mistaken. My son, I bare no doubt, saw (or thought be saw) the inward workings of your Lou dship's mind in your countenance and manner of interrogation. Yoe ate the best jcsige s my Lord, whether or not be Wit weil..feunt!eil ill the inference which he drew. y ou . r, or d i c,i p seems to have been a principal *icier in this tinfortona le drama. Nothing could hive luduced'she to give publicity to such sentiments, but the paternal airec.. d on mhiels [bore toward? . so eacellent us e rs, who'd vteracity you, Lardskirinis endearovied (I Must in 'vain) to hapeach: 1 ilia subject with, this, observations that if your Lerdsbjp had ft satisfied with }oar own conduct in the part %%hick* you had taken, It surely was quite unnecessary is , labour so hard at justification. • ' 1 am, my Lotd, rah ell due respell, • • 7 Your Lordship's obedient lninbilie 4ervant c ,.. l 'Corded Cow, April a. ilia. H}IPIRY El)26lt.tptk NAVAL INTELLIGENCE. • • Itanwicrt, Arno. s.—Arrired the , Viper ffIIPPOO cotter, Morgats,.with the French cutter privateer Louise; taken between Folketfoite,and.Calais, aftee a long chace, during which she threw ail her ballast, water, and - stores orerboard, l By belt muster roll her completnent of men at the . time of sailing was 33, • . ' . , . . • • , • . ' . • -•:. 1 . . ... _ . . • .•. . . . . - . 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C a d s !ni,!./ 1 late so meetly Tisi arm ofirOloins WY talOsVOlPlW,Mihrlialt# '.• k l 1 1;6000 or Balaal Pie • hat every r.i T imm ittO s is u otP VITAS Till i• .; •,on • 4 rescued th e i r a ttn .-. te ei ki it bk •b e .n n Welkin; the sarigle 4 bit anatiiiiiir lob . iisioirsida • . *T ~ , . , " i r r - I* " , IP- ...,. • . i . ~,, le i . - r 7 posed litempable of , intapritendiai what is •proper Paolo *haoll ea eider * itrril344 l ,d neflt‘ .; • greatest • ofuil vo•;,,iiiii , &res. ilm imi es ell. - 4, 4 . ~... 44. .* • • .. sad country. eat • 'Wyse'. „Piot li • . 4 .3.4. r. If I tik‘ ,• - -• • Mille isnarradon. How silly to quote (* . ie. ta. :thilesarloates Ind *Wit; s i t :g ipi tiOtik' . • Plc • 1111 A so ( v.... ' _ , , • • ignetant of what . Ate. wet •' . Aosh-, % il; i premise et a dinatilled Ametidaa' , ' that sr The 090 p r -rut a sbOrtgut . .!nilliP?" ;in ' : - 111111 . •.- . of houses are en . i •IA ' 1 their families and - 0-11114011‘. 1 31 e 51---- ,,, e 1 e -4 7', 11 ," A ~.,,.. ' ' doe, Our own COnstkodon s l eep s { --. Th e Corwin. "Welt Moe P e T etal tilltills . " ll #, ---- '. -- '5 .• - • t to the Peace Of ; I'llE . TAAr" riaLVIA: 01. ' Jock sounding pkieses se the slevoted Prints daily loill.brur° aPPEIbriC soi - i*V - Aletlorrit .. , • ;prised under this i • . . . antos siow ,swo‘ r o,..i. misploy, are by so main qualified totirsiceq it. The bons fa 7 e14 1 47 1106- 0 ,, ,t VIII•rt• 1 . 0 0 4 • !.. ! -- • fine from 5 to 15 'LONDON: - . " morality of the Aniericane mar be owned a eub. .4$ . the Co n 4 9 ,0111 t • DOWN - • - irionally respassi. 1 - ,• • more strongly re. TOMMY, JAIL I s ISM . '-- ' , - jeci.far sOina mirtht and Watt theyire sot is, • : yfolrea-otom campaci clung man can- be . „ ... ~,.' •••-•ron•-- .. •. . . ••'. • ' • srledowis sfoilly•reittlfittilr hentliforZbitikAiro 4l o,l-0•46 " " . • thitia the . Web • .. ' he has previously I : 4 ,'" t h om p l eidieb e t events weyllitgraretfiequigisbitlkl yeo w s * 4% . 1 tkabohabitaatsaf the Lentrfne, *ir e' .question * eikey . • on the contrary, ' •• ertill *deed rnli On; aPflen 111 0'llsill" I /treads i' thlsii timer s however*, be allowed to speak said lion it 104 .4 6 ‘ 11 /* lof aod cendesitb the im li d • his coantry. will bring home to his i btehilk itithi tweo-, ventotancesi . gi!itit !far , lief &alley at such a ctialS, . . . ' . ' . most - 'sty,farad , an Per3orY 't • . ' A K King and coon. t :, -.. Ito the most ills. ‘ . 1 11 • aPP ogi r.a w c e hi m ag i l ght lie indeilit " h i n t lof the Licence' Sjitent. This system t o young *Oft :- Were I t •j ud g e • from the ' ' ' ' P eblie Me4lftlit/ti°l 44 • ~ • I that to happen Which Is ineviiak.; we oreald tell ! front davit, root; is one of Mr. Ross's ace Your seetiteelotts I should Cootie& too were M." 4 (he don't even ja y evils), for continuing a our • Readers of wimt the nature of those events i meei ii with such men. Amidst tine joy watersily ladled In, the. destination 1, ed to the care of ; will be. In this we pretend to no.f.aclusivo know. jorY and necessary war. We deny th at dishonest by the glorious mecum or the &nal* **cis, " 6 li . ; interior safety.- ledge in futurity ;-- there are others who are as well i means can be called legit& ate means for carrysog' on sentiment of fear seems to have Welt ailltiletesolo e frontiers, and it , informed as ourselves. We do not set up for con- I • . a war at any time. , apparent apprehension, lest the rest Nil taigtty .., hat they will have .• f l turors • but as we are abstracted from the company -......- benefits to be reaped frog those tuoetwiwa shOold ivecountrv. Thus - 2 .. . , . ;f • hecem i t 4 part i es and intercourse of these persons who are swayed by go Member of either House of our Parliament elude the grasp of Adminittntion. . ' •,.S , . • . enrol themselves' their own selfish views, o r blinded .. by their pride i ever made a more laudable attempt to wipe away a Would to Goo that this security wietijoititied,' lion or religion.- ' and lust of power, we have more time to reason by i stain from our code than did Sir S. Rowts.aw lit his and were alike the ofspring of the talents of yen* , • heir sons to enter ; ! analogy, and to deduct effect from cause. Is net a , T r e as o n Bill.' What can be mere unphilosophical, Balers, and of an impartial homage 9n ybirr part tit., . les; tutors, their i person stationed in the highest turret of a castle, or 1 and even herbarium, than to taint, by law, a whole those adepts. But if I could forget every set 4* me by the ` l. *" ; keep, better able to judge of the progress of the' family for the conduct of one individual in it. leaderi of that administration, front the imbenifitsr; tors 0 the polies." siege, or of the success of a sally t than those who ' Whether we think of the law itself, or of conspicuous in the , negobiations at Melees to 1601 . , ? are enveloped in smoke, or hurried by the engage- I the Bill intended to remedy it being thrown oat of gross ignorance that planned the expedition to Wei. ) .. RS. . ment ? In short, the men who gov e rn England at ; the Genunous, we are grieved and ashamed. We cheren, and the destractioe . 4 Copenhagen; and' • this instant, are no better qualified to calculate , still hope, however, that as our moral darkness does which has, at a more recent period, sired to France ' French army had :upon the effects of the varied and extensive war into -not increase, at least, another Session may enable an humiliation in the South of • Europe, scarcely I• ', r the 3d to the 4th ; wh i ch they and their predecessors have involved us • this, with a few other good men, to effect a purpose less signal than what site bas experienced in the 1 t e places of Kol)e- i (whose system they boast of admiring and following), which was last night lost by so small a majority. • North. If 'I could forget all this-and many More as I, I, with two batte- do tbe town; , they , tnan would the learned men of China, the Moularins, 1 -40.- worthy achievements of your present Ministers,-my.l ' stets ' and at Tem. to read lectures on geology, having never quitted the 1 The Sutures of London have this day waited m i n d w o uld still be troubled with fear. The single I no hot skirmishing ' spot on which they stand, or to analyse the natural ; upon her Royal Highness the Princess of WALEs, at act by which they have recently astonished eves; .- . tsdarn, the French and chemical property of ice without having ever i Montague.honse, Blackheath, and her Royal High- your ptindso; and Heaven grant no worse effect ha' ~ .. being welt fortified seen a bason of froien water !-Tkey, in short , as. ; ness has appointed Monday, at 2 o'clock to receive produced on the minds of the people' on the Conti.' • 7 ' 'I night the Cossacks sociate with those who durst do nothingbut approve , ! the City Address at Kensington Palace. A Dein- nenti-wouki stamp their incapacity; and **alai • been since rein. 1 -they apply the public or secret-service money in . tation from Bristol has also waited upon her Royal were you, my countrymen, actuated .by the aphis ' 1 ice Repnin, Gene. suborning the press (we will prove it, if so called i Highness, and, we understand, the Address from plebe' you once posiesiedrouse an indignation • tuserf,the younger, ; upon, but who doubts it?) and luso* prostitution ;that City is to be presented the same day. which could only be satisfied by their immediate ex.: rY bar*" the *Os la teary day witnessed in the servile newspapers, de- ---- 1 011110. from once. 11l two; the y mil ' !calving the public as to the true state of its affairs, „ Yesterday Lord gio - 4ial:rit had an audience of the , AMICUR PATIME. • ns, the flue regi.l i n . . rßlNci: RII:FIT at Carltott.house , as had Count • Their conduct to theAcinces.uf IVaiti. • . and lavishing encomiums upon actions such as I • . • ••• , . . i . strong, four regi.l ! orumerett end Lord MOIRA. -________ --._. artillery. Among ' those of Qidberon, Wakhercn ) &c.), for which the , 1 it is said that the Earl of Mottu leaves town to- . TO LO RD MOIRA. lar Dou Cossacks, , contrivers and undertakers of them deserved im- i morrow or neseday for India. The Noble Earl takes . -.....-- necks, and another : peacluneet, and their abettors imprisonment. But r with him two cows and two goats. - Mr Lona-Not satisfied with having adverted to 1,.., nd arrows. They , t,‘ elonme tandem--quostme tandem , " &c. &c - L Saturday the .Princess CoaaLorrs, the Duchess and made some strictures in the House of pee n en • i , T Palace, and under I • A people are always what a Government makes 4 4 : 4 I, Erpst Mies GOLDSWORTHY ) andsselect party , my Son's mode of giving his evident.: before your l'l In this light, Lis appeared at the , them. - and personifying t na . dined with the PRINCE REGENT, at Carlton House. * he . Lordshipand Mt. Justice Coir.t!er, you have, 0 44. . We are sorry to learn that Mershal BEREsEOnc Royal Family and i lion, , we compere it to a spoiled child, which rather mop asperity, persecuted his memory in an -. experienced a severe accident on the 14th ult., when, mses. The whole , will be perverse, obstinate t and quarrelsome till it is las be was passing by the Loretto in hit curriele the Address to your Masonic Brethren, through the mar . • - ~ night. This even- wholesomely and aulfirieutly chastised !! How ! bar or poll broke, and the horses (two of ' the dinmof a Newspaper. Hence 1 urn induced to ere r regiments of dr*.. ! much more thin have we, the disturbed and dist res;. !PRINCE'S stallions) took fright, and threw him Out ; press my feelings, and throbgh the same kind of char- .. li . troops here make : . - a Elbe. On Sion. ;ed inhabitants or neighbours of the nursery, to bear, Ilt face was much cut by the fall, and one of the nel to vi•olicate a departed Son, whose memory will i '' ._ 1 ishoois noso•lv macot! giwor his fa red !. his Aitiala. ' . . . - . . ii . e long ago observed, that by s i t g LA wn is disposed to serve ahroed . ; the example 'Jut at the time of capture she led only ft, the other II Islands belonged to Ame. may be hotiOurable to some of his brothers, and pos. 11 are *imposed to.fipave been pat en board prizes uld require all the Statesautn'k sibly useful tribis country. made by bier. • - . failiai into their mother's The noted IluffeN White, charged , with • bolqg Pc 4 41 034 1 11 .1 Al.4.ll.ll , .—Aritiad hie. Majesty'r rota k .. ... al - concerned in the robbery of the. Leeds Malt, aid ships briars pind limeWieent, Illiiiiiii Cruise. " Ir.liblierved ' that t. '" ""'" Miyisood, his companion, White wire both taken. at Liver. , Sailed the Cherb 2 igigli Iqttedrite, to mama their .• had tecebay 'egad - . siation ; and the. mad 4erge, to the.East- tre bees from for iefusing tile poo l oit t h e l e t I nstant . . , lice) beanie ktAirefirist to our therefrom- bitted. • - . - ward. . . . , . , q has. UP° in 'their turns - --. A Correspondent , who has perused ' f ffilliamea PZIMOU'ffi ! bets '4,-,-Came is the American • - .. j d i e, 4ii itec e eforth hi, to. Every Man 114 Om Zantyir advertised is this schooner .pit- llitisrdailil t from .New.'.ltark,'t.lt '` , Paper, declares that It captains so iiet a f* A of Bourdeattg. cotton s &o..capiared by Ms Mayes, • • . adopt pastime sbasid Wi t ' • ottot l epoo d 'di ' us i t,! hip S eitemisp• • ' „___ 2 . . •., lewd itiformation, admirably. . ,)4 CIO y is s , ... .. • . . , t ifir to NOP. t h eir IIII.Prow• sitraptrid, and sdliststed . otallAbltrale lad iectlimixel His MairitfiAbOirsjurclelit Pia Ale. Una takes • • , if all o ". 46l • l *: lll PlPPtbispes,. as to puns an Invilitials tremor* IQ every. • a largtAmericon ship, from Betiedeoox, with' ) y a . lei Siillir 1444p - oat, 8011'14,6100143er. ... •1* • • • •". ' • .leuabie cargo. She has gone up Citaanril for Loodsis. ~, . ..... , , . , ....-- J i t~ i; l ii I'