The Statesman. — London, England, 1810-12-08 00:00:00

FRENCH !'APE RS. PARIS, Nov. 28. IMPERIAL DECREE. PAr..tee OF 7HE TIMME6/11ES, Nov.lB, 1810. 44 Napoleon, Emperor of • t e Freneh, &c. tScu. 44 On th.: report of our Minister of the Lute. rior ; respect hying had to the 3d, sth, and 6th ar ticles of our Decree of the sth Feb. 1810, contain. ing regulations with regard to printing and bookseb. ling 46 Considering that the reduction and settling of she number of printers mast necessarily leave urcaves, founts, types, and other printing mate. vials, in the possession of many individuals not li. CCMIC.i, or may Make them pars into tither hands ; tttiti that it is Important to know thu holders of them, and the use which they propose to make of them ; 44 Our Council of State being heard, 46 We have de:rectl, and, do decree u follows Art. 1. From the first of January, 1811, those of our sob. vets *hi) shill cease to follow the bOsiness of printer, and, ge o:i a lly, all those who, not following the said business, shall tin themselves proprietors, possessors, or holders of presses, tt vs, or . miler . printing materials, must within one r..onth make declaration of the said:articles, in the department of the Seine, to She Prefect of Police, and in the Geier de. partments, to the Prefect. F ro rrithis artnngement are excepted rolling prows. for the porpo,e.of copying, An, 2. The Prefect of Police at Paris; and the Prefects of d e p a rtments; shall trnamnit the said declarations to our Cone se for sf State, I)ireetor-General of printing sod . bookselling, vritteleiropinion, on applications to be authorized to keep ' the said presses and in:aerials, for the purpose of continuing tome them, n hich applications artist be subjoined to the de clarations. 3d. Oui Director-general of printing and hookseiling shall read rao account of every thing to our Ministers of the inte r/in: and of Puttee, up the report of whoa decision shall be given by us, 4th. Makers of images, dominos, and tapestry, are subject to the d'spusitions tontaioed in theist article of the present De cree. lith. Acts in zo litravention to the present Decree shall be punished by Imprisonment from six days to six months, and prukitted and proved .oeformably to the regulations its sect. • 2, title VIII, of the Decree of the 3d Feb. 1810. 6th. Oar Gra ti n Judge, Miuister of Justice, and our Minis, ten of Um Interior and of General Police, are charged,' each to hi, department, with the execution of the i•resent Decree, • which sisi.ll by insetted in the Bohletia of the " a ils. (Signed) NAPOLEON. MINISTRY OF MARINE. • Account o f prizes made by Freuch cruixers, and carried into the porta l from 14tb Oct. 11111 Q to I.sth Nov, same year ; The r imenla i l i, E n glish flog, arrivsdat Catiais i 1300)ot...with roc k b at Marv, ditw, 69 tom, with coals, _The Ha, " A r i l, (iota. arriied is{ Perris, 80 taus, with deals. The Pa., auto, ot Isreyt, lento,* :tad 40 sheep, from figaift, The H irsoni , ditto, at Wats, with salt and anchovies. . The 41., ben ) , ihoo, ditto, wile isle provisiogs. The George, ditta. , at Dieppe. 160 tons, with potash, Re. The Draper, ditto v at Di e ppe. with wipe, e0rk.41 ,0 4, SW. The Nimble, ditto, at pi c nic. IA tuns, with part wit*. The Atalanta ditto. at Dieype. 107 pimi, rock sait, lead, doe. Two Brothers, duos, at Unlais, Ilb tout, Tenerife wine. The Alennail, ditto, at _J7I tons, with timber, The Peter, ditto, at 0n,,. b a ts, WO tons, with timber, The Orb**, ditto, at Calais, 110 tone, it Ithicou. The Kitty, ditto, at Calais, lid 'with eats. The Indastry, ditto, at Cdisis,- M um h o a t tuot.iv, the Sally ditto, at Data* 100 tons, in ballast, ditto, aetialais, with bricks. The fare *others, ditto, at Norlatx. The lord Coillegweed, ditto,* alarluic The sruh, ditto, at Grairelows, 190 tons, with eats as& but ter. The pi a t i oasna, ditto, at Roulagne t teas, with oranges lament . The Vour thvgiaers, otte, to Brest, 150 tons, corer, tnwiulr, 4kc. Santo Maria, ditto s at Mortals, with masts, 4Sce. - suns ;ow .4toecorep. The Ana, ditto, at Itoalnaue, 00 tom, with timber. The' liana Patrick, ditto, at Boulogne, 139 tints, outs. The Tete, Om, at Boulogne, 91 toes, The Courier, ditto, at, Duologue, 906 too, armed it em carroeadcs. ac-carvettes siADF 63M111% The Betsy, American thig, at Dieppe, 'Li) tom, with sugar, rohee, i n di ca . The Julius Clew, ditto, at irlanitirk, MO taw, with potash, dyewood. Th. Ant, ditto, at Copepoa.. geu. The Vross Bertnina, ditto, at Amsterdam, 60 tour, to bat- The V row B ere ndi t ia, ditto, at Amsterdam. The Yrow ditto, at Ainsterthun, 76 tons, in ballast.. The Kos- P a prrnburyp flag. 1(6 tons„ goatskins. The Yrow Anna, ditto, at Amsterdam, HO tons, in ballast. 'rite Juno, ditto, at ilelvoetstays, 300 tots, with salt. The 'rouge Lamert, ' Crlenbatih file, at Amsterdam, 100 tons, with ch eese . The nee Bow, But. h flag, at Amsterdam, iu ballast. The Bartha 4i/haulm, ditto, at Helvoetslays. rayeasauttuu, Nov. 2.—We have received good nevi& from Servia ; Gen, Sas has there obtained se . Teta% successes. The Turks bare evacuated a fort oil the ll‘sube. Tbe garrison, IWO strglig, which w a suetniited to save itself at WidtleN• has bees de. feared ; they were all killed or taken, d'italinsky hat Out, two days ago, for Ruda. chuck, b l , rOOtOn goes 4:4 to-morrow, to job! . _ .ptriol•ETlN OF IIILITARY OPERATIONS Of THY RthislAN ARMY IN 61:0J,WIA. :44 There has been re,ctived (ruin 'llitirmagow s ' tli gi sto o f Cavalry, and 'commanding in chief the troops ut G eorgia, a Bulletin, dated the otti of Sept. from the eall4ll at Kaschaltlissi, which con. tains the details of a signal victory which several itusian battmlions lad a corps of Tartar Omsk, obtained Over a corps of 10,000 Turks, em that fortress of A chaikilaki• cc The Sardar of Erivan, tuii 'Cha n " and the Cearowitch of Georgia, /Wunder, fie: petit of the l'risian ar:ry, having failed in their • attempt, advanced with their best troops into the prosilio,Of Ostinhack, from whence they marched. on o Pachalyk of itchlayk, on the frontiers - of Carthalroia, with a design to join the forces of &he f t( ?tota l and tht.b to march lapon 44 -Gaefill Tboritiosow, having reeeived advices • o f emi t A deatized.by forced marches upon the fort pf Z a titt ; and !caring behind ilia baggage, be has. . tiny famed a detachment, cons Wing of the 9fh and 4hils regittients of chassturs, qW cussacks, and the -Theo cava lry, commanded by Major.Geoerat the • Marquis Paulutci, who hag orders to penetrate by forced marches !'.to muuntains covered with snow, '4l . lt.re this ene:sly thought himself safe, and to at. lick-his camp duping night. • 66 This enterpgine was Frowned with the moat brilliant success. Our troops, snider favour of the' bad Weather, approached the inselay'rearep in the night of the 4th of Septalberi the greatest WO, avid ontliseoyertd. Tim Marquis Paulucci' . then l iiirided Pia detachment into two columns, and nftleeed Polonel Pssainswieh to attack the camp by *Wright lank, while Colonel T`esehusitii marched it l ittisiat the le ft. *ash Mar Stoop% ertecaretl these morn. Picots in the grottos sitmce, and with such preei. aloe, that the Advanced posts of the eneent 4 dul not peteeire Mama, till the InQuießS whta they gut rcry near the camp. Our two columns then opened a very brisk lire, attacked the camp with the bayonet, and cut to pieces all the Turks and Persians whom they fougd there.. The terror with which the enc. my was seized became general. The Turks, unable to eompikhend liow . our bias% soldiers could pene. trate into the camp, threw themselves, out of their seasesi into the ditches within their reach. The Sardar Hussien Kull Chan, end the Csarowitch I A.levlnder, lied, half-naked, upon the first die. charge, and availing themselves of the darkness, took refuge in the ditebet. The guard, which was near their tents, attempting to resist, was sabred. Two Persian Chaos, and above 700 men, lay dead on the spot. Our sharpshooters, who went down to the ditches, caused an equal loss to the enemy. " The camp, very rich, was the prize of the conquerors, as well as four colours, of which one beating the arms of . Persia was that of the Sardar. All the arms and jewels were taken, with a great number of horses; The other effects, consisting in rich equipages and tents, of which only the hell could be carried off, were committed to the flames. Eleven Generals and Ismail Chan were made pri. suners ; the latter died of his wounds next day. It is almost incredible that this brilliant victory oost us only 4 killed and 17 wounded." HEIM ANSTADT (Transylvania), OCT. 30.—.-The, Grand Vizier sent a few days ago two deputies to Count Kemeaski, demanding an ard,istice. The Russian General replied, that ho was authorieed by his Sovereign to . treat of and conclude a peace, but that be could no agree to any suspension of arms. Next day great rt of the Russian army put itself in march upon Nicopoli and Ternova, had the 'fur. kish deputies went off uuder an engagement to re. turn again. SToextiotas, Nov. 13.—The Diet yesterday ter. urinated its sittings. His Majesty upon his throne, and having the Prince Royal at his side, presided at this ceremony. Among the last resolutions adopted by the States, is that which bears, that the ex-king, Gustavus Adolphus, and his posterity, are banished for ever from the Swedish territory, and prohibited from ever entering it under pain of death. The civil list has been considerably diminished by the mca. sures of economy which the Diet has introduced in. to several parts of tie public expence. Under Gus. tares, the sums set apart for the maintenance of the king and his household , amounted to 500,000 fix dollars bane(); they have now been reduced to 260,000. The revenue fixed fur the Prince Royal was 60,000 era wus ; it has been augmented by 6000 more, and this sum is to suffice fur supporting the households of the Prince and Princess. The States hive allotted )2,000 rix-dollars for Prince Oscar. We are greatly obliged to the Author of the very elegant Lines on the Death of the Princess Am gm A, and shall be glad of his future favours. Arr. -Due. 1 . l)ublio •••p. • Waterford 0 ... T . Malta • 14i0k, Utz %roof nois IMY . AT (INK O'CLOCK. • . 3 peiCeal. Red. 66fid • I S pet tee. Csiii. si lt. tuba 5 dif.. THE STATESMAN, , LON,I)0 N •4'toaiAx,, DECEMBER 8, 1810. ; trATE 0? HIS MAJESTI"S lIFAI4III. , " Windsor Coale. Decal. " His MAJESTY has passed a steeples: night, and is net quite so well as he was yesterday." ( Signed as Itival.Y. ' 1 Yesterday were received letters and papers from Cadiz; to the 12th ult.` We are happy to state, that the fever which afflicted that City has been over come, a4:11 that the partial appearance which it made at Gibraltar has had no serious effect, and was in., deed almost entirely con fined to the transports in the Bay.—The Council of Regency has directed, that antis, inhabifants of Cadiz shall either assist in con. spotting the fortifications on the shore, from the latrenehtnent . ef San Fernando to the 'city, or altgit pay Shea who perform tbt labour in their stead. ' Not to praise where praise is due, is to rob one. Beg of a plooure ; and where an adversary u the object, to withbuid the -expression of approbation, i. to punish enema( to be avenged o f en enemy►, Pn this principle, it i with Must siacere ?leasure qp I 4 . • loe 'ATESM AN. give the following Letter, which does high' honour to s our Government :--. . 4 TPA PIIVORT Orrice, Leaden. " Sta,—The Comtni•sioners of his Majesty's Trap:part Board bave received your letter. dated the and they have directed me to ihform you, that itls the detormirsatioa of his Majesty's Government trot to semi back ?reeds Officers to their Owe country, until the French Government have released some Euglrh 011icen, in eichange far the great number of French Officers, who have obtained this favour from the Sri-, tish Government ; or until the French Government have coo• vented in a (betel, upon the fair pthreiplo of wan for man. and "rank fur rank, conformably to the cotenant usage of civilized motions, which his Majesty's Ca ere- have frequently proposed, though their efforts to uerekrate an exchange have always been ineffectual. • • " I am. however, toinferm you. that if the French Go vernment will send back to, England an Officer of your rank in exchange for you, or even certify officially to kis Britannic Majesty's Gominis,ioners, that, upon your arrival in France, an English prisoner of your teak shall be releaied, you shall instantly obtain year release. " You mast see. that in the present stale of affairs, your Government alone is the cause of your detenlion in this cm* try; but if you think proper to make any represestatiOws to your Government, you may rely upon it, that his Meisety's Commissioners will faithfully transmit them. I nm, " Your very humble and obedient Servant, " ALEX. WLEAY, Secretary." Our Readers will bud in a subsequent column, an Anecdote relative to the Mb Regiment, or the Connaught Rangers. The Englishman who weeps over that with joy and triumph, will not di!. grace his manly cheeks. Rut, what is to be said of those worse than barbarians, who not only deny such heroes u these a boors that will cost ihens nothing, but withhold their roost unquestionable rights Oh,England, when wilt thou be just to thyself JP In that Is included all that Ireland demands 1 - .7, - 7 His MAJESTY, we understand, is not expected in town till the latter end of this mouth, or the be 'ginning of January. Yesterday morning the (lolls and Priecess ZAUZTM took an airing in a carriage by Maidenhead, Taplow, &c. and returned to the Palace about two o'clock ; they were accompanied by Ladles Ir.- MESTER and CRANLEY. The Duke of CAR. BRIDGE, Princesses AUGUSTA and SOPHIA, took an airing on horseback in Windsor Park, accom. panied by Lord WA LSINGHAM, Lady ELY,- Gene rals MANNERS and CARTWRIGHT. The Prince of WALES arrived at Windsor on Thursday evening, and yesterday, about one o'clock, his Royal Iligness left Windsor for London, after conversing with the Physicians respecting the state of his Royal Father. We are very sorry to learn that the Princess MARY is not well enough to take an airing with the QUEEN and the other PRINCESSES. • The alteration that only one Bulletin in a day should be issued on the state of his MAJESTY'S ,health, was made by Mr. ItTOER, as Secretary of State for the dome Departuteut, when he was at Windsor on Wednesday; he and the Earl of LIVER root, had upwards of an hour's conversation with the Physicians upon the state of his MAJESTY. It is reported, that a Pracimtsation fur the prorogation of Parliament will be Walled a day or two before the Meeting of the two Houses ; and this expectation is grounded on the words that fell from the 14021) CHANCKLLORiII debate, which were 'in substance, 44 that it was not necessary to put the fact of the King's recovery .upon record—since this transaction of public business was in itself a proof of it—there being by the Constitution, a Minister responsible for every act of hie MA. IBITY."—We have only to say, the pis ist Minis. tors are capable of any thing. The iitssedi Lent's has an uodaunted courage ! Mr. and Lady &weal% WsneSlllll4Valielp pected on Thursday next, at their hews is his Sea: . street, from Bedfordshire. The LORD LIEUTENANT Of IRELAND has ap. pointed WILLIAM DANIELL, Esq. Receiver-General of the Stamp Ditties, in the room of Tamans LINDSAY, Esq. deceased. It is add that Lord Mayor's Day will be eel& brated by a grand dinner on the itil inst. - JAMES FARQUHAR, Esq. M. P. is appointed De l•puly Registrar of the Admiralty Court, in the stead of ROEERT JEERER, ESq. lately deceased ; and J. RtviNCTON WHEELER, Esq. the other Deputy Re gistrar, has resigned in favour of J. Bout, Esq. . The Junior BETTY" i. e. the Young Romig:, hr now with his father, enjoying the Own cons Sifir nilatel in an elegant cottage near Chester, *Cat the fruits of his theatrical career. LAP- The LADY MAYOREDI is expected to take spite"' residence at the Mansion House itt the course of a fortnight. -3The State Liveries of the LAID MAYOR art ning nificent beyond any thing we have witnessed gauce and correct taste are combined, and Se. vur was its effect more perfect. The brig Experiment. Capt. Dory, arrived et New-York en the 7th of October, after a peens, of 95 days, from Batavia. The Captain reports,. that two days before be sailed, the Commander of the Spica islands (Fviz) was shot by order of Oa. Governor-General, for having given up these. islands to the &Oils. A number of engineers bad jest arrived at Batavia from the hie of Franco ' , forithe purpose of constructing fortifications. The seat of Government bad been• removed from Busses to Bultenzog, a place about 60 miles from Baterlif where the Governor-General Ms erected a most splendid palace. Yesterday a Court of Directors was held East- intlia House, whets the extra siips bridge and Lord Wellinsion, for Madeira, Mit:.l tins, and Borgia, were .otdered to be &Oast the' 24th of Jars. 1614.—the David Scott, 'for Ma. deira and Bengal.—Flaw. Ship bulldh st Chester, for Madeira and Southey.; sad for Bea gal, to be afloat 9th Idsrek...--Atul the William Mit, Lads LutUngtOn. and Lord For bes t fur Beottl, the Silt APtl tattet:;—Tho Warren flog lags was taken qp and auditing(' for 'ChOes direct. 13y the letters teosited from Dahlia by the lost mall, we are sorry t. horn the stoppage of one of the lint mercantile housetin that cit 7. : 4 „,k,•• ' • ? j.,: LINES ON TINS DCA?R es rug PRINCISS dINELIJ. 'Mid the deep gloom of universal woe, It sae sod, sorrowing breast, more keenly glen If arc pure gem, from out the million, fall Frain Pity's eyes, yet purer than them all.— A dew-drop in the mini It disappears. Lost in the.eanfluence of a Nation's tears. Nor km fur this. Aaaus, shall my soeg The melsscholy funeral soles proloog ; Not less mistidaturs will I haste, to shed The tear of tribute on thy marble bed. Ne venal bard, with prebend sorrows, Intrude, eaballowed, *here thy relics be; 1 come not tAere. with sycophantic seal, To libel thee with woes I moot feel s a t, all aahaught, unbidden, drew me near, To weave my chapter rowel thy lowly bier . , • n ow *apt, attest, Aunts s that poor balk Late so distraead. rests *soft the dew! And thy free spirit wings its ardent way . To yet bright mansions of merest da3. . Hail, beastemoitermat of thy new abode, Hail to thee, in the bosom of Goa! • Lank dowo, sweet Saint, a mumiot, (con the rki a, To bear ten thousand inhibit's* rise. Dear, sacred Monarch of a faithful race, Dee Father, hide not thy puma& face Ativaioles, ass that awM pillow laid, To the in glory sleeps the Royal Maid. Tar a to thyself, dear Montt* taro; $lll MOM With *iota un'lniling thy hat child &pin I The Imop thy piety Ma lit, *ill burn With WOW lustre by AaIII4AN ant I Glow at bet side, a Sun for ever bright, And cheer tine lime grave with its heavenly light. Tur to thyself. dear Monarch, tom ; no more, waapist a t a aweailieg, thy lout child deplore! Loudon. Dee. ISIO. LEONARD N4r4i iNn44lastsicE. . DOVER. Dee, 7. Lest evening Was captured 4 Beady Heed a ship be lug to Hell, from Quebec, by a French privateer, and ray she has been re-captured by tht Goshawk sloop of War, aid bravest Into the goads: hat area is Dot known. This morning the Royalist sloop of war hroaght into the lAN boor a large logger privateer. Gaited Le Roy de Naples. Passed by, for Lando*, the Hamiltoo, Lark, from Jatnaiai and the Mariner, Captain Thum, from lit, Michael'►. PORTSMOUTH. Dcc. i. Arrived the Caledonia, of l'2o Rear-Admiral ft Harry Neale, Captain Spruce, from Basque !toads; Ados, Captain Pinto, from Guernsey ; and the Jasper, Captio s . ale'', from the Tagas c lnst from Falmouth, where shelalsk her dispatches on Friday last. Also arrived Ike Sprig*, Lieut. Garland, from a cruize, damaged. Sailed the Revenge, 74, Captain Nash, for Citer►ergb Conquest, Lieut. Roswell, for Guernsey; and tbe Death Wet. Purse, on a cruize. PLYMOUTH, Else. a Arrived the American schooner Betsey, Joseph Lk**, Master, from Marblehead bound to Bourdequirrelessieed ht the ?Timm' frigate, Sir . Michael Sepses', Cespoodur Ocean, Facey, from Quebec, with timber; the Miamie i of Guernsey, Capt. James, from Newfoutidlawi *Mils London. The Elk, Captain Eddingfon, which arrivrtiZalet day, left Halifax On the 27th of Octedserlat,io the Diana Barques, Captain Uorg, ',oder ewe/ 0.• Ses ree sloop of war, parted, company iu a heavy pie ef wind Captain Eddington states, that a hurricane, which Want t four Noun, wa., experienced on the /lank' of Newfound.* ok the 23d of September last, which did a greet deal*? d to the shipping; in which the Caledonia and Rados, ships, were totally distnested ; and the Neptune lost her mutts, and two men overheard. These ships eget • ...... AL LIMED MURDER. r * thetilAmiluir C 11101101.1.3 Ste. • awe 'of the sistere of thin Eyre hlt Geatimaa coosequeoce, who bast hem ma mem .011111110111 008 a alai idate for the Parliatnester a t= baths at this moth and who is at this mamma Litit• is thy County of Gaiway Militia, was &lateral bee own house on the night of the 13th bousnt. The Mews Eyre (her brothers) either suspecting, or perfectly lOW II •tkeir mind, that she bad bees murdered, by Mr. lifoMeveM her awn nalbanits Sassed him to be confined to his hew, •which the melancholy sentsistroptie had occurred, The m servo:Ws of the brass, three its number, they also Mesa is wgrebewiti and .ned in "aridewell, for the Parr Atm to discover the istnuper la which their 10 radtambe The, death, as she had dined a very short tier violas to her itemise, apparently in as good health as the ever et4oyed. A Coronet's Inquest was hoiden on the hod; I the morning of the 14th (the day &her ker dream). RIO* JOIN after having deliberated 41Pring eke entire of that t!, returned the verdict of " Sudden Meath I" Mr. MseltgolterY =ion, however, did not follow. The brothers of Wert bad procured and brought forward clearer aid an conclusive evidence Against the accused than that whirl tlttl had previously submitted to the Jury, and had his calms_ in custody until the following Saturday (the ha nn " he Was to have been transmitted to this town, orders gel milietty escort, to be confined in the county jail, for the me pose n abiding his trio( fur the alleged murder ,• bat In Mt o'clock on the morning orthe boat nientlooed day, the Pf ertded 101 escape, and though isetnediate and diligent !to has heed Made, he his not. billet been discovered. It o that a very young child of both parties was them* ail." this melancholy tragedy mid this child, we uoderstand , l l, Mutt - the &with of Mn, s Montgomery . who ans far advnr e ' , pregooacy, wise swensioned by a kirk in the shooed , . o i. she received' from bee husband, in consequence of some nitereution tamed by a ditfereirce of aphatut upaoirnrne aerial suttjeet of a domestic nature. We ha calm , learned Mr Montipmerie acknowledges that he Was tfriraird to, the l dtick, Nut adds, that it happened rin the moraine o . night on which the Lady died, and from thence infers Oa did but mime her death; and ia a letter which he rote left behind him,• we understraid he intlinaits his tatati 4 coming forward in due time to abide hi. trial. The dispirtei between the pitmen and their tsl ployers, at Newcastle, hare been accomn.oded . knid to the satisfaction of both parties ; in co qmence of which near 200 of them were Octal from their confinement in the gaol and home correction, at Darken), on Wednesday and Toll day last. A new drama, written by Mr. SILEFFINGTOX, Id read on' Thurday last, in the Gram-room of ild Lyceum Th.;itre, and is to be presented to the p 6 lie filth all pnisible dispatch. 'A Coachman and groom at Belmont, near Iletto iota, were sietrorated, on Monday, by sleclA anda hums room s in which charcoal hid 10 burwtit., . . The Milyor of Ft_othestero on' Monday last, di cided, t hat t the Farmers of Tolls had a rightil abate 06:dnetion empty carts going for maw , * ' In otir . Paper of Satorday last, WC r eported 0 action of Mis.sattwtt v, LAIII66IT ; WO are autho riled to state, that the Refendant is nut fitAlici Litoustqvr, of 11, Cutentry-sheet. Ms- 1..0rzL4 returns his best acknowledgments t his Frknds and the Pubic in general, for their sympathy in his FATE; and assures them that no circumstance will produce the smcaest abatement in the exertions of Toe Sr.rrisst.tiv to expose abuses in the State, and to promote the welfare of his country, should not the severity of his sentence, in the natural effect of continued incarceration, 414 d its consequent destruction of a constitution • already infinitely impaired, deprive him of " Life! lie intends, in a fere days, to lay before the Public, through the channel of Tzte ,SrArEfoccy, an account of the nume rous Prosecutions he has suffered during the -lust Two Years, by which they will be enabled to form a correct opinion of the merits, or de. merits of the case. lie will at the same time develope the corrupt system of the present Admi nistration, in regard to the management of Newspapers, and the means which have been used to suppress THE STATXSMAN. lie will also prove, to the satisfaction of every im. partial man, the extreme DIFFICULTY, to say NOTHING of the INUTILITY, of defending a prosecution for. an alleged LIBEL; under the prese4 construction of the Low of Libel. GsoL or N EWGATE, Drel•mber 7. . ~,~,~'' ping pact. 1 *rho jier tau wari fa an' to re. th -