The Statesman.
London, England, 1818-01-20 00:00:00

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•'the tocsin seentfed in the Goat:pone of 0.4.40, and to
pet Menu% If at the bead of..thereiolars, could only se.
dice fire or ell. who were arrested, and /Liven up
• to the Pre/atilt Conic. Ilk escaped, but 'was taken
before the trial ; Si the InatigatOr it was impossible to
avoid petting him on Ilia trial, but he was acquitted,
having, they Mid, made important revelations, whilst
those be hadvicitiel to revolt were condemned and
malted. The:feet ii, Pateva threatened to reveal
the troth, and his acquittal was-the price of blisi-
koce;..and •they eftereards bad the impudence to
bring-him forward as 'iCivitneis. The poor tinfor.i
watts Es-Captain of Dragoooa, Omni", was not io
'leap lie Itnittelidi;lie. had received on 'thee,* of
• the affair ordertmtd tortielteet; 'counting on these he
entitled those.. He wastgefeot of the way, but his
'tepidity caused him to be arrested in the South ; as
be did not know speak it Was not worth
their while to manage him ; he was deceived to the
•Ilaet moment; when the esecotioner calmed 'all their
-epprebedsions by taking off his head. •
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Otk4egents escaped In open' day, they were not
mord nor troubled. Someof them had cireetited,
FrochseittiOns and 'bawd reports, others were etii}
oerimetittfiateraved Andes. between pretended "Ct(setift-,
yes; lit'histi 'well lido** -tlikc.
aboartbo4ltys,"diatt 'elle tii:CoTimaled
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ides, thet;thnse whO picked them up might Jecreeso
the number of theirvictims. Others had orders to
throw cartridges into the bats of the workmen they
mild get to go with them to the public-houses they
then found the cartridges in the hats, got the poor
devils arrested and delivered up to the bloody Prevotal.
Court. Hurried over as the trials were, these facts
came oat.
This was the work of the Emigrants and Priests.
It was one of the most cold-blooded and infamOua,
designs to entrap the Innocelstand peaceable citizen
that ever was Invented: If blush to add, that the
Government scarcely dare attack this legion of hada,
which is backed by a power behind the Tereoe
treater than the Throne itself..
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Wiensoa, JAN. 19:—This morningher MAIRSTT
and the Princess Ktiz4scru took an tiring thnirgh
Inglefield Green. The Russian Ambassador wag in-
troduced to her MAJESTY at the Castle, ity...,Me.
Dimon, and ifteriraids went to Frogmore and,
viewed the house and grounds. He returned to the.
Castle, and viewed the 'peiblic- apartments there.—
The Duchess of GLOUCESTER and suite arrived here'
at two o'clock.
BRIGIITON. JAN. I,l‘--This day, after Divine Sep:'
vice, the PRINCE REce,re walked on the lassEns•of'
the Pavilion fur upwards of an hour. At au egrly hoer-
Lind STEWART took kis departure Poo the it.
sideuce of Prince LEOPOLD. Yesterday the PRINCR
Reiner gate a farewell dinner to the Russian NuLle-;
am; and this morning they left' here for Ltititten?l'l
An their return in Moscow, with letters frWIR"ftIIRA
PRINCE REGENT *IA Prince LEOPOLD ttr.thlr
peror of RUSSIA Cu.ut and C antes. Laavavii
Count M neaten, and Barn's from Hanover,
also departed this day for the metri.polis. This even-
ing a Concert of Sacred Music will be performed at
the Parilion.
Yesterday morning early the Duke-of (WAXES.
TER left loon on a visit to Ci.ionti DICRCNSOIL, at
Brandon His R..s al Ilighnrs. proceeds from thence
on a visit to Mr. CORE, in rfotk.
Yesterday, son.% After t I n'eli•ck, the arches, of
GLOUCESTER left Park-lane fur Wtodsor, on a visit
to the QUEEN.
Last night Cneent.garden and Drury-lane Thee:
tees, and the Ro) al trsdo,mPri, the
houses in honour of the celebration of the QUEEN'S
Birthday.
Yesterday a Cabinet Council sat at two o'clnrk,
and continued deliberating until past four, suppos.d
on dispatches received from the Continent.
The ship Grace, DAVIE, (with Officers, passengers,
bound to South America), whirls was seized at
Cowes, ha• been liberated, and arrived at the Ms.
therba i.k. preparatory for proceeding to St:Thoma,s'a,
the first fair. wind. Major Locx vast, and the other
Officers who had engaged their passage in the Mamie
ship, and were subsequently concerned in a duel, at
Cowes ,rill, ließlPitisoll SUTTON COCHRANE, it Was-
certatn.d, railed for South America in a brig, e, few
days 11.1er the fatal *sent took place.
The Duke and Ducheo of 131:nroest are enter-
taining a large party of fashionable! at their Rsts
W.bburn Abbey.
Lord and Lidy llot,La tin and Sir WALTER TAX;
Bart. are among the distinguished personages s
Woburn Abbey:
Sir GiustaTAlßATiicepti, Bart. M.P. is arrived
at his finger!, 41 Lantlham-place Ponlarel-place,
from his seal, nrmanton Park, eincolasbire. •
• Loan Serroli,s—We have the pleasure to say, that.
the report of ford Serrates death. is discredited by
his friends, as letters were received in town yester.,,
day, which contain the agreeable intelligence of his
Lordship being something better on Saturday.
We have to announce the death of the. Right Bop.
Lord WALSINGIIAM, who expired on Friday at Old
Windsor, in' an advanced age. His Loss
will be
deeply regretted by all who had the pleasure of being
acquainted with him. This Nobleman was for Marty;
years Chairman of the Committees in the Hoops of
Lords, a situation which he discharged highly to his
own honour and the advantage of the Public. _He
inherited from his Noble Father, the revered' Lord.
Chief Justice Da Gail, 41 tern for business, egad.,
nets in fulfilling his duties, end the most upright dig..
nity of character. " • •
• A numerous and mot respectable party of Gentle-
men met at the Assembly Rooms, in Newcastle, ott,
Monday se'nnigbt, to dine together oatlia occasion
of presenting a piece of !date to Mr: G. STEPuENSON,
as the real inventor of.the Safety GeV, and for the
service he hus rendered to science sate ksinniaY by
his invention. •Cnaates BWIDLING, Esq. of Gos-
forth, was In the Chair. The Earl of STRATIIRIIRE.
the Sheriff or Newcastle, Mr. ionAINE, Mr. STEPHEN-
tom, the Rev. Mr. I.I6NSON, WO among the persons.
alto spoke on this occasion. -
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