The Statesman.
London, England, 1815-12-08 00:00:00

STATIMAN.

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thcse in my I:trt !ettor ; atel I 'rave learnt, dial•the • the Government, which is doidg ail it maw to obli- Royal, crossses Itiviogasot only an N encitclecl with NAVAL INTML LICENCE.
neon:are) r;;; 31, y reti.h ~,,Teaiorty the provosition *rase loser? memorial of. the career of athe4te a glory, but Oran which are in letters of gold upon • ---ese--_
4 f le., relies the .tt.mritom, pay, nir4l allowances 4.f the,' Fikesett. ~. valfsoud ,jserdou.s of its i Ti titite of i grouted of 1110 P !MAMA, Napoleon for ever, and all Drab, DEC. 7.-The NI Iml last night such, 1
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.1-10,,ea, ore sie!,liers. the (olice-Justices, the its.snl ' , ', es,,,„„_- •
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of , , for the Empire ! It is Said these crosses are of the sh:fied trom the N.W. to E. and blotted a Op,
I' .:1:1!) . i 1,, Mini.ters. &c. Eze. to the swills:11o( the • altala!!..amtiance rl"3, "it crist he Pees' iodise- -
• N oboliNll*ll Imperial Ordar of the 10-urtiort, but which 14 )1;0 still courieues, during shich Ma andettoons
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?privy o' torn. There is, hoe eser, arrother source, ' flails of the Government, Kong of uosiseanta 11-
opt
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opt a little copious, and which, perhaps, Lord Buck-' cotttiageto be . oblictlealribitsel and sold, though is, however, tolerated by the Royal Government.- ti,reed suffered :-The brig Peggy, t.p.ein C„,,k,
ingliam might have in view. I mesa the sinecorec-li I„.i,:j . iltrh.
"6 iaiens As ' . AIP-LUON or ever,
"*Thseil" '1"-"i'N' ►-d----' f- But because the Government, in its extreme kind. from Quebec, with timber, for Louth
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nut 0111 V for OM future, but for the past. The No!)1a:
and
alt tuis, ilia Eno,
p.” , I.ne.ss, tolerates certain persons to amuse themselves the Main near Kingsrlowit ; bag Peeel, ciptc" a
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brig lane, Captain Oostoa,
hlyquj4 father received. for 20, veers, et *emit., ; 'by the Liases of the people, does it fella.% that de. Battersea, transport, for orders, on shore at the
about 3a,0001. a year. I heli.;.ie.. N,i'i.;•thi!i ou'aites --4a•allatkwerrLastaaP# is saltala" 'iodic"' the cha•
a mon 44 GOO,OiX.A. besides the intere‘l ; * sum-Pf rector erf fite Dle if Assorasstanit front intolerance. viers %tumid be impudently displayed in honour of Main, near Kingolown ;
from Ply month for Shields, on shore tin Sandals+
greet snaguirole, even in e mat irma I ,niter of view.-e- To.this clad oohs/tea curiaesiiita- alti of the coquet- ' the detestable author of all our evils ?
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-....-- - • P stts, and will be lost ; brig Peirce, CartrOoll, front
There. are many other sinecures of very largearreaumls trigs of the. Duke in pasting through Nismes to Thee-1 • '
and e 'rich hare existed for a great Humber of years. !louse. • ,. , A Hamburgh Mail arrived this forenoon, with on, with Wax and nuts, far London, on shire oil
On tans occasion, it wen., lii• itoy•l High.;
I am not going to propose any thing like legal force as IPapers fo the 2(1 inst. the Ajai3, south.tenti of Deal-cargo partly savoil._.•
principles tie- ; ,
to these ; but I will not think it impossible, nor even . ness thought some eaplanalion of his
The Litre was already full of fielding ice, so that Suffered during the tale: Montgomery,. (;,,,saint
improbable, (bat the sums,thus Terri sed from the public' cessary. He repeated to all the Authorities, " that • . s •
Iships that sailed the day before have been Miley, for Sr. Übes, lost anchor and cable, and ori,ei
' Vitourosh, Captain Voeer, fr,,m the
may be returned to it, in this time'ot general distress, by toleration walOne of the blessings of the Char- ; seven'. .
way of voluntary offeting. _One sinecure woold tent ipr
, '
sad that• it was 'lsis . btajest '
y s loteistlon,
. . . forced to put bark to the cif!. Should the same damage;
be much ; but. if the Ardens, the Genders, the - • „ •
Seymoors, the Wellesley:robe Itstlotrsts, the Pretts, that hi. sublet" should enjoy • it. Te the sonin be stopin,d.
weather continue, or snow fall, the navigation would ' Mediterranean for (lull, loss of bowsprit, and
' other damage: and several more particulars us,.
known.-Sailed the Pierson:, Captain Robson, fur
the'Rnozes, the Thurlowa, the Fitzr,ys, the Beres.. Presi.lcut of the Consistory he said,
Jamaica ; Rucker:, Captain S mer, for Granada fords,
the Kenyorrs, the Hutchinsn's, the Laos, " Perhaps attempts have been made to swirietjhodaiesem;l4U The division of the spoil of France is still exciting
Captain Meriton, for New Satoh W 41,1;
the. Let/asps, the . Mildews, and many, many against mm- I I Ibe toldthat I
pro )a.) y you might do s
no, a more than speculative interest among the expectant i 'Jar"
other Noble Personages, were to come into this like you. 1 confess myself a good Catholic," &c. States. An article from the Maine gives the follow. Atlas)
' Charles, Captaia Milne, for Tobago; Lanthg C
scheme, it would, Altogether, I assure you, make a ing account of the territorial acquisitions and ex- t , . , M.
and thus he went on to show his good will to the
thundering sum. I know, that I shall be told, that , fain Byers, for Anti.sua ; Warrior, Cowen' Pencils,
;hanger. already made and resets ed upon : .
these noble families have richly merited all they have Protestants; but unfortunately no other proof of this . for Lelia; Sarah Claristinnst, Csirai.• •Youag, fa,
receiied, in this way as well as 'in all other ways good will appeared throughout the whole of his Royal the kingdom of the Netherlands obtains of the
Jamaica ; Ann, Captain Etlmund., for Portsmouth,
and shapes. OfSouthern this fact, you will understand me, Highness's journey through the Provinces.- territory ceded by France, all that formerly made a
all
I mean to raise not the smallest doubt. But, you 4 . art of the departments of the Snare and the Moe
of M
;•rhos a rticte„in vindication et the Duke, is, no doubt, P . 3O sett more, some hale IMS TWO' anchors and
will excuse me, Sir, if I am of opinion, that, when i sells ; Austria takes pert, separated from the depart- ;
. cables.-A ship is on shore on the off 'side oft ,
; intended to smooth his return to the capital, where
the necessities of the country shall pinch very hard,
ment of the Lower Rhine, with Landau. which • ,
the probability is, that they will, in this way, comet his conduct std character have never been viewed inGoodwin Sands with part of her mom gone, and wafter
to its aid. a very favourable light. : wilt, however, be outwitted with Bavaria, for the'
certairrecl.-A Dutch boy is on the North Sand Head
. she must go to pieces: particulars clime yet tes as.
This, thetefore, I regard es another branch of a PARIS. Dec. 3. ' i Inn-viertel, the Ilausruck-viertel, a part of Satz- •
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Channel.
and some' with a skied of distress dying.
real remedy. It would beso, marry millions brought CHAMBER OF P1it..103, Dcc. S. i berg, the bailiage of Vils in the Tyrol,
in diminutioii of taxes. Perlin's% it might serve to do
J The Pr:Emmet communicated a letter from the ;.
other inconsiderable districts; Bavaria obtains Deux- FITE o'ceocw.e--The gale still continues; and most
away the tax un soap and candles. This would be , Duke de Broglie, enclosing the date, of the birth of .pc its, Kaiserslautern, Spire, Landau (viz. the iof the chips will cot and proceed clown the
real relief to the country. ,The miserable expedient . I, .
The Upton Castle, for India, remains to repair the
which shows that he has only been of age (owe,
of lowering rents can answer no good purpose. What !rhea eel'sthe citadel is a fortress of the Confederation,)
to vote in (lie deliberations space the 28fh ult.
the tenant does not pay, the landlord cannot have.
? *hick Mirada has the right to garrison), end some i damagesges she sustained conning down
and is
all
well.
Of .course his means are diminished ;so that what is 1 The Minister of Finances and the Director-Gas- : other districts. It loses 287,000 subjects, bat obtains Most et the trans orts have cut and- tau for the
gaibed on the one hand is lost on the other. And i neral of Casten's were then introduced, who p'''''' :469.608
yet, the tenants cannot pay their present rents. At muted to the Climber a Law Project relative to the '
in their stead ; besides this the Palatinate is
• Downs. p
RastsoaTe, DEC.' 7.-A wreck was -seen on the
any rate,' the present taxes cannot be paid. I •
duties upon French colonial- produce. The Minister ;tc fall to Bavaria, whelp the direct line of the pre-
The yeomanry cavalry, with great numbers of sent Grand Duke is eztinct. . Geodwits this morning,. anti, we fear, all Ler crew
are lost. A ship is riding in the Seed near the
enter. , exposed the grounds of this Project, which accord- I
whom I have the happiness to be acquainted,
ingly was referred to the Bureaus. Darmstadt cedes to Prussia the Duchy of West.
Swatch way and eship off the North Foreland, with
lain It notion, not that the funds must be swept away,
but, that the interest of the debt must be lowered.- 1 The dispositions of the Project being already ; halls 'to Bavaria four balliages' among which is
I Melleitherg ;to Hesse Cassel one bailiage, in all her main-mast: gone: "A
sloop sod a brig ere on shore
Bet;
aline-1 say no. No, no! if 'Squire known from the discussion in the Chamber of. Depu-
-185,000, but it obtains 201,701 instead, with the on Sandwich Flatts. Several vessels have come is
CliP- cannot hold his estate and pay his debts ties, arid then being printed, it was of course ex- j
and taxes, let hint sell it, like an honest man, and ; cities of Mentz and Worms, and the principality of with damage.
anieed-in the Bortiem.
get.clear of all his plagues by the Insolvent Act.- • ! I senburg. Gaavesartn, Dec. 7.-It has blown a gale at N.E
The Sitting was suspeuded during this examine-I ,
We'll warrant you, that some of us will buy it, and :
ward, with loss of anchors mud cables. We could
carry it•ort in his stead. " The transfer," say they, ' lion. Relative to the partition of the seven hundred mil• all day. Several ships have passed from the Ease
"of 40 millions' womb of landed would be wonder- It was resumed at three o'clock. i lions of francs to he paid by France to the Allied
fully beneficial to the nation." Really, Sir,' they 1 Many Peers who had been occupied with the ' Powers, the Iremburgh Papers contain a very long not go off to them.
appear to be wholly destitute of the bowels of corn-
with the loss of anchors and cables.-The Priem
MARGATE, Dec. 7.-Several vessels have got is
Project of the Law since its discussion in the other; article entitled a Protocol, which disposes of this
passion. To hear them talk, one's heart bleeds for ,
the ancient and venerable families whom they now Chamber, were successively heard, when the Project money in the following manner.--The reasons for
ti Switzer- Asnelin, Ennis, is on shore sin Westgate Rock.-The
threaten to seed to the parish. And, yet, as you was put to the vote and adopted. The Sitting broke allowiag Spain, Portage!, Denmark, an
well know, the fund-holders really have furnished the up at four o'clock. j land, to share in the spoil are curious : Woodbridge Extra ludiamen is in our Roads, with.
out her foremast, and she has a signal for assistance
means of carryi:eg on this war to its present glorious The first Article rteates to the erection of fortressett,
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C11.43111ER OF DEPUl'llie. Dec. 1. CONTINVPD.
end. Ido not know what is to he said in answer
flying, .but none can he get off to her, end, if is
to them. Some years ago, whets I proposed the cep- i A Report was made in the name of the Central for which purpose the fourth part of 750 millions,'
6 feared, she will not ride out the gale.-The brig Ili•
plication of a sponge, the yeomanry cavalry were ', Commission by M. Delamare, Deputy of theso millions being added on account of the cession of . . _ -
oeraza, or Sunderland, is driving up the Rued, sod
Seine
ready to knock me on the head. Then they wanted Inferieure, upon the law project release to the re. the fortress of Satre-Louis, which makes it unseces-
eannot get in for want of water.
to borrow more money. Then their wheat was 205.! auras, w ea, with the saryto erect afortress ottthat side.
establishment of Prevotal C hi '
a bushel'. But, now, wisest the war is over, they
proposed amendments and addition., were orderal toquite a- at t, and, at is very much feared, will be on
begin to talk of a sponge, especially as their wheat Thus the sum of 1871 millions is appointed for d"f ' •
Is worth only six or seven shillings a bushel. ibe printed. fortresses, viz.:-137- in money and Saare.Louls, shore.
In coucludieg this long and desultory Letter, I ?. DIXERICRO which is valued et 50 millions. Of this sum the YAIYOUTH, DEO. 7.-ft blew a gale last sight
will just mention to you, that I have received an Netherlands obtain 60 millions ; Bavaria, 15 mils from the E. N. E. and considerable damage has bent
humble petition from Farmers Gripom, Graspall, lions ; Spain, 71 millions; Sardinia, 10 millions ; done to the shipping' on this coast. Between of
Cheatum, and others, with a request that I would
forward it to the Old Lady in Threadneedle-street. five millions for the fortifications of Mentz; aud,2o Pier and Lowestoff the following vessels have be;
I shall not comply with their request : but, I will, millions to build a new fortress en the Upper Rhine; driven on shore :-Bucdeugh, fromlaindon for Leith;
at a convenient season, forward it to you. together 137 f millions. harmony, Hardy a Nimrod, Watson ; Oglebarosy,
I remain, iii the meanwhile, your most humble of Newcastle, in ballast; Eliza, Bell, from Londe!'
There remains, therefore, 5671 millions to be
and most obedient servant, for Hull with goods ; Arethuta Davison in ballast;
teal. 00811ETT. divided ; though all the Allied Courts have shown , , ,
equal zeal, yet some, as Sweden, have been dispensed Nancy, Bank, from London, for Hull, with goods;,.
the crews of all the above ships are. saved.-The
from active co-operation ; and others, as Spain,
Leipsie, of and for Hull, Tindall, struck on the Bar,
Portugal, and Denmark, have been hindered from
and is in a very dangerous 'tate : one of her crew at.
effectually contributing to the result. Switzerland
tempting to swim On shore this morning was drowned.
has not acceded to the Treaty of the 25th of March on
'the William, Valentine, of Plymouth ; Haitian
the same footing as the other Powers. However, togive . o
arid the Jane, of Sunderlaud, are on shore to the
them a just indemnity it is agreed to divide lii .
millions among them, so that Spain obtains five mil-
N orthward.
II ALF.P AST Twzrarz o'Cziacw. -A person is jae
lion's, Portugal two, Deromerk two and a half,
arrived from Lowestoft, and says 26 vessels are re
and Switzerland three millions, shore betwmp this place and that, the vessels ler
The burthen of the war having fallen on the Ar- ii :at, and no lives are stated to be Inst. The crew
a the Lcipsic above-mentioned have been saved le
Wes of the Duke of Went." mo•rost and Prince
BLUCHER, and these. Armies having also tuken Paris, it means of a rope from her main-top to a Pier livid.
is agreed to give twenty-five millions of the French cot' •
tribution to Great Britain, and twenty-five to Prus-
sia, reserving to Great Britain to arrange with the
other Pewees, whose troops formed a part of time
Army of the Duke of WELLINGTON. Of the other
five hundred millions Prussia, Austria, Itussiv, and
England ',blebs earls one-fifth, and the other smaller
States one-fifths between them. Sardinia end the
Netherlands to be excluded, becatrii they have re-
ceired such an accession of territory, and their
share to be divided between Austria and Prussia.

The Chamber met at n 04611 in its bureaux.
At two o'dock it formed itself into n Secret C.:m-
mittee to deliberate upon the propo,ition of M. Piet
and that of Count Colbert, concerning which reports
had been made iu its secret sitting of the 30th of
November. The Chamber adopted the proposition
of the former, which suspends all actions of credi-
tors against emigrants till the IA of January, 1818.
The proposie of Count Colbert was relative to the
revision of the different Codes, and the substitution
of the words King and &qui, for Empire and
Emperor; the Chamber declared there was no occa-
sion at present to deliberate ulnas it.

FRENCD PROTESTANT SUBSCRIPTION.
Wit.t.l alter LIBR RY. RED CROS•-lITR CET, Dec. 8.
T CONI Spitottsted by the GEN E.
ItAL BODY of PROITSTANT DISSENTING
MINISTERS of the I hife ()Mifflin for she purpose ni
Enrystir‘ ; nad, n 1.41 for the Superiotrodattee and Dustrthution
or use Pond., which may hr rorstri'mtesl for site RELIEF of
the FR ENCII PRO rEST %NTS, sulfetio.T f r Cont.ri..tece
S tue ; hater it the Puhlit, that for more rlierisl nee 11111 l uatla-
lion, Book- b ive beet, opened :t she fotloutilg Bunket 9:—
Illounsers.lry: and Co. 76.
11ankepe nod Co. 7, Feta:Nat. is suers ;
Rosters and C.I. 19. eteritent* anr. Les.ob trd greet I
sir jauw,, Es.daile 0•41 Co. `2l, le subard-ssrect ;
Jones, Lloyd. mod Co. 43, I.othbury
•Ilonre and Co. :.)7, Fie. t.grret ;
It. wits. ••, be 111.11 by the Hey. 'l'. Moreau, Secretary to the
Three Desisonin.ssissoss. William's's Library, Red-Cisreosiseet,
t•uhirriptlnoti will in future be rereiy.d.

A Pamphlet has just made its appearance, with
tills title :—" A Justificatory Memoir in behalf of
Count Latojoinais, Peer of France, Member of the
Institute, Commandant of the Legion of Honour,
denounced by four of his colleagues, for having
printed and published his opinion upon the project of
the new law concerning measures of general eafety ;
with notes upon a work, entitled A Refutation of
Count Lonjuiesais' &c. by M. Mautice,"
with these two mottos :

P.te

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Fnavat COMAIRUCC—The following pirticollts
have beets received through a private channel :
Ilasre, Nov. 9;•
it has been projected by onr Ministers to propo
to the Chambers to impose fresh dutle4 on colosni
pred..re and cottons, as per the annexed ewe'
meat

" dlydiiaii mot inanh."
" Examines m* tie, et jisAes qiiije suit."

I'AICE OF FTOCXS Tllll3
IlaLt
3 per Crnt. Red. 64
per Cost Cm,
per cent. 7,1i1
tier Cr. At. Navy

DAY AT ONK O'CLOCK
L-pr. Are. 15 1-16 k
Indio Doe& 2 3 I>
Fachequer Hill. 4 p
Onanintn
Outsell. for ACC. 62k

On the 2lst ult. the 20 Spanish 'Jesuits who It ft
Rome for Nladiid, landed at 11arseilles, where they
net with a distinguished reception from the Spanish
Consul.

It is known that the Doke d'Angouleme, in pass.
ing through Nismes to l'hoolouse, behaved very well
In the Protestants. This Prince repeated to 1411 the
Authorities, that toleration was a blessing of the
Charter, and that it was his 'Majesty's intention that
his faithful subjects should enjoy it. Ile bad a long
conversation with the President of the Consistory,
and said to him with a smile, " Perhaps attempts
have berm made to prejudice you against me ; pro-
bably you may have been told that I do not. like you ;
I confess myself a good Catholic, but I shall never
forget that the most illustrious of my grandfathers was
a Protestant."
The Commission % hick the Duke of Otranto had
attached to the Ministry of General Poliie, for the
esamiontion of periodical writings, his just been sup.
pressed by an Ordmmatoce Of his Majesty. •
Sea Gills are erected io front of the Pa ittis•llou rhos),
and workmen are employed i.t efraciag the bus-relief
which call to mind the Usurper.

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THE STATES MIA N.

LONDON:

The Gale of yesterdny and the preceding night hes
been most severely felt by the shipping nn our coast;
and from the Port Letters inserted to-day it will he
seen that it has extended for a very considerable
distance. Severnl vessels are on shore in the Downs,
at Ramsgate, at Margate, &C. On the Kends)] coast.
Between Lnwestoff and Yarmouth 26 vessels are on
share ; at Yarmouth several are on shot; on tl:e
beach ; and to the north of Yarmouth r al vessrls
are on shore—the particulars nct t known. At
Harwich, upwards of 20 sail h a put in with the
loss of anchors and cables and other damage. When
the last account left. Margate, the Woodbridge East
Indiaman had parted her cable in the itosds, and
was driving fast on shore. It is already ascertained
that upwards of 100 vessels have suffered more or
I:scar:rips this severe vie, which was from the north-
east.

TRIDAT, DECEMBER 8, 1815.

The Paris Papers of Sunday last arrived this
morning. Two days' Journals are still due.
The Paper.; of Sunday are very barren of inte-
rest. The' Funds have improved a little—the live
peccents. left off on Saturday at 53 f. 15 e.
,There is nothing remarkable in the meagre reports
we ha►e of the Sittings of the Chambers, except the
adoption of a law by the Chamber of DepoGes, sus.
pending all actions of Creditors against Emigrants
till the Ist of January, 1818 ; a convenient way of
silencing creditors indeed, and sufficiently indicative
of the character of the Chamber.
The name of NatoLtorr, and every object that
recalls the remembrance ofliimp is still formidable to

11111 it he credible that there should be exposed in
the shop xviiiilow4 of two jewellers of the Palois

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