The Statesman. — London, England, 1813-04-17 00:00:00

Our tJ c detacimetits which era in advance, under the orders of hiajor-Generals Csernichef and Ben koodortr, and Colons . Tettenborn, as well as e part of the cavalry of the advanced guard, eagerly w elled him. The city use no ways suffered. Glory to tile Emperor ! Glory to his brave Army, whose operations no obstacles could Arrest I I will ee4blisli my head-eiuftrters at Berlin, on the 10th ire. I shall there wait the ulterior orders of your 4xieltanrr. - . end to. We hare likewise Ititigh 4 r WITTGIINSTUNNI addresses to the although these addresses aril not or publication by the Courier, that ta.the Woos is .particular s ► . be recorded for the simplicity of iti graudeur of its anientioq. It is *Proem tet 'caleulnted to *rouse the most torpid !than any which has hitherto issued from the pee of a • sr-, The Petersburgh Paper of February the enth, coptains the following intelligence respecting smo. husk :-.- 4 ‘ Slope the expulsion of the enemy, 400 Q inhabi- WY have assembled within its walls, It is nice, lilted that since the Are 459 bosses have been mere. e d'h a boible and 317 which require repairs. There remains s ;tidal struck by Catbakpe the immortal, in mesa. , 4 of the battle of Tschested, On it is. seen "le estepy's. Beet in Sallies, and above it for 'MAD pia 6 lt was: If the Inscription for the• mono faint to be 'railed at Moscow, with the trench c n nnoo, the only remains of the Grand Army which COR RESPONDENTS. skied 00 int foot on the Rufsian territory, has net . . 1 T o b ra e five', it appears th a t a more sebum or or t . We bate Peen favoured with two letters from ' 111`x. Mare just one could not be adepled than the Welds, L Wise is certaltpl7 right lu Concluding that we it . !i.ris l49 . , not content tnpubitib them in their .present r..... ---,-.-,•, • - to no IsrosED ov - i_ •• '. • . litimillb We *AM, of a -rat Bart of thaltOlt e y MEN DEBENTL ' ' of Ong .W.frNO.IICD ' teats. *e ere ay.. rwineded tqltelieve,9sditio4ip t rid X POO Ni DS EACH, ' SHARES' le • MAIN ter kIOWASSOVIINIVOIO•iIitAiIIti WWI,. en oar ilikli;: - OXE HUNDRED TIPHISA U rotting; STEM% m ociated same Yvan sine* for hie Royal sio•Ni.tsasTo am *hove decilpliegy son,conid dispose ills to' or - WALES. and their Royal iliabseses the Doke . 'knoirledge s that in the pOlat alone for which his and the Duke of Cl.4°F - The thsod sad Airlll9ll rite the Loan were by Mr. CHMtLES eft.KtinkJeere reprehen d us, we are net .t• Woe. We . Snitcher to there oval s sad the Is however, , _ t it a t _ _, _ .- . 4100000 is acknowledged to have bees paid lo the memo Oestrous that no secret* timid be contealea . 'of that • -mailman. 181 the 5TAT2271.01 fret its Readers, we therefore For Particulars, apply to Ale:nie. Needham sa d Co. No. 47,. { oonfess that Mr. B. is not the Only person who hat • , •-hill. --- done more than gasped us of a partiality for the feats of BOWAPARTs.. We have actually been accused of pneffiellti to his designs; and yet (so difficult Is It to please all parties . in the conduct of a Public Journal), that we have received sally more complaints of latoon the other side tkequestion. Nay; within these .feW days. we have been taken ' Il& task, by a cfiniiderabre literary person, for signi fying a doubt, :whether the same personage, who is the theme of both our Correspondents, is to be con sidered as a regarder of treaties '. The condition iu which wet Journalists are thus painfully placed, does iudeed remind us of a Latin quotation as strongly as bir. B. is of the Greek one—" Incl. da in Sutton, totems sitars Cltaribdisn." ou•In going so far kite the subject we shall, " en panant," eapress the chief point in our political to be gussiati warrior. • • We call the eteintien•of our Readers to the Ledo*, signed Ttwoitrr;l i ntrestew, upon Mr. *Cstegeee's trial at Lancaster, :for a Libel contained in his speech made in the House of Commons ; which subjetit Is to undergo a discussion on the 3th of neat month in that Assembly. This Letter will, in an especial man ner, prepare our Renders for constitutioniHy un derstanding the nicety and importance of this gin, *on. ►~' 1 1 1 1 Arr Pfau i. . 0 Malta .. . t .. Owenby;lt IleNoland 1 • • • _... plum: fir wrocKs TIIIB DAY AT 0.41:, O'CLOCK. conk $ll India Bead. I dis 1 per Coat. Red. Jed Kuterfiter Hids3id. &per Lem C• os. 5 . Milo led. I S p 4 per Oeurs. IS Minimal 3 per Cent. Navy WU • Consul. fur Ace*. 59i Leer. &un. 14 13.16 . Lottery Tiekeu THE 5T.17'14;811 - /IN. LOIVDON? - 081.asoto1, Ali U, 1113. Nnthing hat yet occurred to canine the intelli gent. •Posited on Thursday', by way oi Heligoland, in every respeet so t‘ big with the fate of" England and of her Allies. Ass Aerials force marching to joi • She Russian army 'gains! Franey, would in. idled de ermine the business of the blorthoompiete. Jy. In doubting this event (the great consoesseatioe of all that is Oennected with the eiednnantles tat ter the G.:tango& at the stat), WP do knot feat being at a los foroalstagthst madras to ea/woe*. For the Emperor - Faustus most seemilecisot his 33n. I. w nith i jallikliCed OA' eidialleela a Ms fo.nwr estates in. Italy. We do nit, bewover„ we cannot, altogether rely on the bet, elthoegh we nay, we feet assured, that ZENCERG'S mission to Paris was to demand the Mb stovation of the port of Trieste, and same otherter ritovies which this nobleman's sovereign would, no to enable doubt, instruct him to say, vies reetuary _ . weed, though wor.da not thereby set op . pro. sunslog dogmatists. It is that, in not so much abus ing 001tApAirrE as do others of our cotemporaries (and we see no good which can arise from so doing', we love bins no more than they do. They cannot, move than silliolveS, disapprove of his tyranny; but it beiug the **total production of too great and too kW a poser in "one man's hands, and seeing the ga it rtitr same ' --eacmdltlin -*titled in other great ?gees, nie *A Ririe.. mairtnodecation. it s lamentaist %ratio& Wail, that sea In society seftl consent ell maks ew Isaacsl so much more powerful they - those who ought to be . his equal, ex cept es the law should unchangeably define it (the deputed inequality or superiority), for the good of a Intiscled is the SOcIAL CentAcT. Is it not, then, wonderfatto a philosophic mind, that men in society and the Green Parke. that Emperor to give a colour 44:reasoo to all the should act as brutes might be supposed to do,if one of the its orid, and especially to his own subjects, for again same tribe had been endowed by nature with a thousand i nr „ifing them further in hostility : and all this pro- times greater muscular power than the other : in Short s . 1 bahly was to be reported as necessary to be done in as if one of a flock of sheep had possessed the strength the eye of reason, wherein no enmity of the father- of i lion among them ? It is the natural bias of power ' in-law was presumed to enter. to grow wheresoever placed, and therefore it should F,,Try day, as we have observed, becomes more be well and incessantly watched. Now, though these and more critical in respect to our political concerns things, or reasonings, are so indubitable, as almost .wit:t the Northern Courts ; and further are we con- to become common-place observations, yet. if we viisced that a strongly composed Cabinet at home possessed the talents of a HAMLINGTON, and were, might o b tain so much consideration abroad, as to f r om the best of motives, to apply them to the justify hopes which six mouths ago would have been government of mankind, so as that by a preterna. delirium to dream of. tural insight, or learned inuendo, our ATTOILNE V I b ... Lt or, as might be properly placed before his bet- The intelligence brought . by the Gottenburgh I . ters in this case, our Somerroa-4xweetik ? could ;doh, which we communicated yesterday, respecting 1 i apply them to our own Government, ivi should hose. .the conduct of Denmark in firing upon the English I no resting place in our own too welipbeloved native Ships as they passed the Castle of glsineur, has ex- 1 country, till we were fixed for life in. the darkest cited considerable surprise in this country ; and the , dungeon. more so, as it had been represented by our Ministry 1 . . We do not i mper iously urge our profession of faith that the armistice suss solicited by the Danish Go- , ! or principle as a vade mecum to others, but as a jut • sat nm m ent. It is also rumoured, that while the pacific . . taficatmiu of our conduct in the eyes of many, who measures were adopting in the North, some 'kind of ". perhaps have no insidious design upon us, but mean ' cia tielf " l " 6 ' 3 1141 " 11 lere-bit 1118111"1"°4411,36 weitrwtdrtrilesrldb-enrrespointersteseeutttrenttj which had, at least for the moment, an ' tiply upon our hands In proportion to 'the gu - Ord we I torn, and it is stymied that the intelli. i place over our pens. After all, it will be 1 :rmanslanca reachiag Denmark, mend 1 .-. 1 impossible not to allow, now and then, when the, transition to hostility. 8 0 4 3 ethirtg of tors subject forces-itself upon our attention, that if, an. Imagine, least inerii"notor to do extraer. 1- happily for the bane of our fellow creatures, collar ' firing upeo a British ammo, la the as* tries, kingdoms,. and imperial crowns, ate to Conti. 4/iemy "tiler!. ifeit °PO a ° 4 " lidir P il 111 a ' R ao to I. Ike sport and the reward of usurpiirs and del i soorrioriP, we may admit that BinfAIPAIITZ, by lis con .4seiliehle *gimp etel sutra.. Vre . us - oisolossi, hammer , that the cokes* istites- - oast kiwis, has carnet) one: and' further, that . . R 411/ 1 0( IPArgi: *Ph tratilt Swam woo _ . Coyevic for Oft HO* twig iiistind, I o we-street, stre4 bday, ' r° !' 04 If "r iinfs, WM* *le or Of Little Prqrrine; like4ri. • • andispettelai of dies and any putt In .Anierica mot blo t " Neutral ships only, tad etthe link eldhe y to which tbiry are *loured to loan& The dame and toilette of 46: Or to be lien• Gamed In taking out the fslisise?.:... It e 'The Fad of MOIRA, the Conine er4Asuwooti and three of their children, With their nainer oo l ettestiv, ants ' embarked on Wednesday, from the Star kg; Gosport, on board the Burling eagle, foe r' An English Naval Officer, who had been primp.' made his escape from Dantaic owffitoOth Miaow He seems to think that there are Ise 11110edlitiekelle1 of the fall of that place, which was bye° MOM eisiely pressed. The garrison whist it was first low:stet, was stated to be 30,000 men. Is tbe middlnef bruary, about 2000 men were lest lea @adds. Ina, dation of the Viseala. A large d the The ether walls we suppose do not vegan. mending. The metropolis, like most of the sea-bathing places, is now evidently Over built, in consequence of which, rents are rapidly falling ; in Mary-le-b6:ie parish alone, no less than 5-192 new-built houses are at this time to be let or sold The Old Bailey Court did not sit yesterday. The present Session exceeds in the number of prisoner., together with weighty offences ? any which has oc curred for twenty years past, and the Nekton will not be over till Monday or Tuesday next. Extract of a letter from on hoard the Coleibodo, at Port Mahon, March 1918:—" OW the test nit. the fleet under the command of Vire-Admiral Sir E. Po. Law, sailed . from their winter station at Minorco, - to reconnoitre the Catalonian and Toulon coasts, and on the ?.3d, we were close in with Caps St. Sebastian, Villa Nova, and Tarragona, hot all appeared tranquil . We then proceeded off Touleo, where the deft arrived in the mooing of the 26th, within Leff cannon-shot of the shore, in the hope of finding the French deetcruizing in the month of the harbour ; but to our disappointment, we found them all safe moored in•Toulou, some of them in the inner harbour, with their topmasts struck. The batteries fired some'shot and shells at as without doi us any itutit.ls thetwesing. it hlowalto N.E. sod wt were obliged to bear away for Mi norco-again, which island we reached tie the 28th. — This fine fleet is particularly healthy, The Caledonia having upwards of 900 men on beard, hairnet more than eight sick at present." Dtto.—Yesterday morning, to t h e inconsolable loss of a small but chosen circle of friends, at Chapel Lodge, in Hainault Forest, Mrs. PERRY, wife of Stamm( PERRY, Esq. of Southampton-street, Bloomsbury...quire. To a benevolent heart were united inthis Lady, i excellent understanding, and dhposit' ~..1 . 1 1. .- • fate erholl front - ..- * - ;.-- the turn Whseh * I-I P' wo tkialt the Freud C pie hove not, as yet (Mach as ' the meg 'Wade .titan. • ,e'llt 11 40 1110 ,11 pole gime ell- those ws , •• " • . , . 1 Adrices fronsVorieCrez were received yesterday, 'heiie": Qat Of thpoi: Slow. . they se, lama by the chains of their new -tempo° ' to the beginning of January.. Tat following is an seest aie scostosilsepteforslog . Ai:toaster from the dynasty Dew Gerelaft* !IP, 'llO4 **MU estrect of a letter :--•:-'-' .' Is contsnaiiii • all Ildosavid4Rl O! . Sontseito : ' 0 The road between aids place (Vora CMS) and I. Belli& Thor . . ki taloa add 111.111h111 Alleged, in consequence of its in d * us a ;raki ,- • . . iita.. ..." * . *aeon fro* BON attribute the ,cal of 'OTTO 1 Wel blockaded by tho Ina:wits; Oa the lit of . _ 1.... , • r+ -- - • -, - -- " w W i llir uw glipa Vie 'WOW sot lia_ ogvi kept a good lOolt-ottt 1 Nommber, MOstiosontesederisava with 7000 men: 114 _,.' 9 "!* t f' AP 1 1 40 1 4 1 ... US lionll6l;ellifornmerriestibitel w h o) It k sa t t f, ! 100 of the garrison were knlid, ioi as many made ti !V Nuts. who . reste L bla days is tbo Austrian topisal, before the ' Prisaaele. Ile Getlert i r op / t q uarti" " tile eon ' ' till k _VP l(l6 • " ' Feleatil...... Atakailludor wunprised 4 the faet. - i quorod, Ind tondo! the with distinction. Not WOO Iffivety . Witliiii .11.1111 holey, loft li r; „y ews . D ow , Lks La house was nerd, nor cmo personni•insuit otierod r ,„ 4i f p p as iiikp,,,... folia ; hecetraloody Beside.* Blackheath, for amp,. tlme Iliad good 0 and 'Coped of propekty were srzu eft 44 - arlrr-.mwmr,-•gr It it P li • -, • by 'mime Ho ordetod the !Ogren m the ' the ' -*Thestai, N e w, Oldie sterns to be isswit, ea *Wet ilf the royal , co _ - loillion dollars, being i lb . otimepoty : it Viik, OW 44 ell three Yo 10 .0 .2b ' AMind Me Hynes join the Scheldt 104 OA tits -9 41 Peril mouth. • . rm.aseigi,Aom. 14e-rSeTend • &tip from Vol We todiei t 4hi ca* 01 Atria!, vs 882,081 " 11 .w o sok 481/11. --Nw tor la- ' .-4441.1• 4114888". 141. Autoatii, ra whom lopeity.figs been Itt. liernesiped trial those who 7, 00 f lite mysterious MTtafi te be pondered at as iild'hy !or =ate:newe -1 prieldlefekki thousands and 4 dgewntryteetin and about the 1 0 01 .1 e.. tarliftignitettdura 'at tlAs moment. usual' price. No _ arrived, -_ Mg*: trete the little employ. flotilki closely blockaded the port. Vero , stD IN* *OP, kilt also *PM tka. ProfirmiTe discontent in the garrison whose hopes were kept up , of money by the great increase of by daily reports of suppoLd successes Frecek tpg&tieettcy. gene oer/elle= it islbet nothing army, and its advance for their relief. There ital 111 dime Or mid Nilemp4 pa this 'ominous subject! been some Sorties in which, in a military point or IPlieletingpeorcilittledispeeelte empire lute the *view, no great advantage was gained by either side, writ ea.4hey atrt trlllifted to 1111111140 it. Well might bet the French obtained' some black cattle, and a It . 014 4 ..! at menseetilke this, when we may be few pigs by these exeunions. I oongidered as struggling fist our egisteoce as a uatien, Advices haverbeen received at the India - house , im. how lamentable is trse refection, Hutt Ike wimle ability porting that the Horatio Meet was expected daily to of the cessetry is excluded from Ceverntnent." arrive at St. Helena from the Cape, to convoy home, 1 Wears concernedtwannonsece the Wait of the liar. jointly with the Sir Franc& Drake, the fleet which rid Indianian by fire. The Tact is conveyed in a was lying at that• island ea the 18th of February, posteript to a letter addressed tax managing evfeeTv when•the Nosident sailed for England. The fleet I dated Calcutta, the lath November, in dose termsa sailed kern Bengal, ea the 19th November, under —" We are sorry to inform you, that the Perrier * the protection of the Sir Francis Drake, but on its Captain Licsot, has beet; burtit,while 104% !Wile arrival at St. Helena, and so many additional ships ; ward. having joined Company on the passage, peremptory i It was said, in answer to thole who oleic* . 'to the orders were given to wait for an accession of i.'rce . . CHIEF JUSTICE of Eget-ore being perm it to hope The Niemen ftigrte, and other King's ships, which a seat in the Cabinet, that with Lord Ettdteiottnuint sailed from Portsmouth about the beginning of the the observation wig worse timed than with any other present year, wee sent out by the Admiralty, for Judge who had ever sat on the Beech t bt what the express purpose of affording security to this, and man who has observed what has just pagsel *lth re. -- _ the Princess of Wi t t.es's cal' ♦puld the next fleet from - India and thine. "The 10th of spect to ,- luvrmi March was the day appointed for the fleet to sail i not feel his arguments strengthened with 4 4;1% to the from St. Uelena for England. , incompatibility of the two functions being united its A Lady of decent appearance was yesterday point. ! the same person? ed out in the Westminster-road as Lady Douglas.; The Cossack is so much the object of attention, —She was instantly followed by a considerable : that Messrs. HEilnY and Pi n ts, two artists of well crowd, and only escaped their abuse by getting into I known merit, are already both employed on a pork a hack ney.cooch t 'which drove off amidst load groans i trait of him. He . yesterday morning attended spill and hisses. '. ' -.-. ', . *-. at Mr. A.caattmass s, sod the t*o ingenious artists 'fhe Lady who wilt 'publicly exposed on Wednes- abOre nt .ntionad had another sitting for the ooter day in Greenwich and its vicinity, being an exact ingt which they' are making. ?dr. AC[rOMANtr, its representation from nature, is, we learn, to be on testimony 6f his respect for - the Russian people, and view at Easter-fair. the gallant veteran, yesterday morning sablnitted to The Loan Mayo*, it is said, will be perfectly him four valuable and highly finished sabres. /le at Boma on Monday, at the Mansion-house ball.— gave the preference to one Which was very elegant, It has always been understood that he was partial to but which the veteran etidently 'elated on account hops. of Its Turkish blade. An appropriate inscription la A great deal of attention has been lately paid to , to be engraten on it itnraediately, and then it ,pill the repair of the fences and walks in St. James's !b e p resen ted t o bun. of the Court It has beenvery often said, but Veld m credited 43 t 1 ,• - • that the Round Tower at the wel t eed of the Church of Brechin, has bads observed to vibrate in WA winds. In order to ascertain the truth of this, many of the respectable Inhabitants resorted to t Church,. yard on Saturday le'uftight, whea t with SStonishT aunt, they beheld this weederfai , pile Moil% from the adjoining wall. So mtieb did It shake at ow time, that Me of the behoideie.hed his barn% eery meek braleed when trying to slip it in between the Sower and the wall, and thereat substance, thre.t in were sestautly crushed tol:4sen.:* . 114 a paper . of Alt: H. CastellitiV4 in** last Phi fonArepfst, he makes It appess,:ittle s in the follow. leg years, the poor'S rates and peepers la t a stuae sad *Wales, were as bodes -- Passers la NU, &ALM 1100 ultes.tes - 47. eat lies, cz nos, 4,113.164 3019. 7 A tie deduces, therefore, from the 'impeding date, end from the price of the quartette leaf, In ISM a • rate of 16452,6461. and 2,0'9,4311 pampa% eteloslve of beggar. &c.; twin iesweassa l . siege 00, of 15 0 T87, 1 1901. on oar poor rates; gad, ett . 01t pan . .pees, of 2,000,804. The ectnortlfhery Interest wsh. 14444 to the -teiirai Mittens .at Wart nte! sate general acquaintance with the History •of tech, extremely desirable; with this vie*, Stisayieoo,• 11044, 1 19 d Jonas, have endeavoured to meet the peptic cario sity, by. rendering Qr. Jl.erek:f !lister* peculiarly interestinu they. ere illustrated with correct Mops, and each History is brought down to •the preient period. Whether, therefore, theti compreberuiive ness, their cheepnem, or . their 4orteble form. be considered, they are particularly entitted to at The volumes may be bed: separately, anti contain : . 1, Ra•sia,Polaal, Deemsuk.aol Prus si a 4 4 6. r I • b Putter and sicsie . • • 11, Nostra. South America, wlib tat Wear lee* ji 4. todireand Navarre 4 b Or. .printed en Bee Rept Paper; O► est.. who lately diedip Deroushire,las left by ...licit to his will, a Dom of groovy t q be arum 3ll Y expended In the perches. of Lottery Shores, and think produce to be divided among six of the poorest families in his parish, As this is the only way that a considerable fortone can be obtu-ned in an instant, by a small sans of money, the deceased's conduct Is, not unworthy the emulation of messy a living stsul of fortune; and no lichetoe was e'er better , aka! lated for so charitable a porposp, as that of th pre' sent State Lottery; which contains mote Ns than besides' ail the Pipit's's, awl on the b Blanks, May rery. 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Mae morosely, deb ly, eassittud, te tit epae tuttlerstaid t h Es*** .{lie %atm . o : 6l 7dini OtasPlifitt atid:) l4 • AIM 01 0 11 0 1 ,1 I ban eke *Owls allot Itifials: . wore two untiplegg i ! -.,. -:: • r t;. 'fi e pities*, in thegratt ; th e Prevalthgrilloneb I- .is a abseentropuo • • ' I was tete;• The Mar ametality wps ant 10111100 i leiretbod, 'theta *no I to ac;. , • . , , .. one lieadred so il tifty. The isdahllersta Bile yawl 41114 dikbffitiMip Imd P ''' 1. " sickly aad in great want of meat, bet them .0•11. , tag4dewoloodStf 11 1 1 1#9 11 e se . el wmk t t of grain or ligeor and bread at I'i eat ' mboteilltattlbs . i i . .. ion' itealed unit' price. No eaceaurshad arrived, es the ROW Idiom Sett it *Oil/ !rotor. . dot il ti closely blockaded the Dort. ' These elle RP two they *ea*, bet i