The Statesman.
London, England, 1815-12-16 00:00:00

of Prevotal or Military Courts throughout the Pre.
winces has been passed ; and if no bar is opposed to
this worst of all revc.lutionary systems, we may ex-
pect to hear of all the old engines of despotism be.
ing renewed and put into full activity.
Letters from Park by a Flanders Mail received
today, state that the arrests of military perscrus,
not comprehended in the King's Ordinances, con.
tinue to be very numerous. Si: Lieutenant-Gene.
eats and eighteen Marchaux-de-Comp, have lately
been seized on mere suspicion► and ccrtiveyed to the
Abbe ye.

The trials of arttoVOT, oho accompanied Napo:.
LEON from Elba (not I)nouar, Count and
General DEISF.V.E.are to commence immndiatelv..
LATU.ETTE'S appeal, WAS, it iS said, to be de.
tided upon yesterday.
VIENNA, Nov. 25.--Private letters, from Nvp!es
state, that Murat was far from dying with the firm.
ness which the public prints ascribe to him, mot
which lie himself had formerly on the execution of
the sentence of death upon others. It is certain that
he begged to be shot in his apartment in the priscu,
and that this was granted him. ,
Sr. PETEUCBUROII, Nov. 15.—A levy of recruits is
ordered through the whole empire, in order, as the
Ukase states, to supply the place of the soldiers who
have served out the years appointed by lan, and are
now dischasgeil. Icy this wise regulation a number
of deserving warriors, still in the prime of life, return
to the bosom of their families, and the occupations of
civil life ; and brig hack, beside.s the glory of their
mar till expluits, the experience tkey have earned in
their ndlitary career in foreign countries, as a welt
acquired possession. What ha;-py effects may
haVe in Spreading kit ovvledge 'rations kinls in the
immense Russian empire, may be entity imagined.

•WARSAW, Nov. '27.—A B:secession festivities
continues to enliven this city c;:ti ing the presence d.
the Conqueror. The Nations) Ball, on the 23d,
surpassed in splendour every thing of the kind em
seen here before.

On the 30th inst. his Mojesty will set oat for
St. Petersburgh.

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PARIS, Nov. t7.—Six
slieut;Oeuerals and 18
Marcharra.de.Camp have been sent to the Abbaye.
Papers bare been found in the house of Geo. Bel.
liard, which throw a great light upon rebellions
plans, which hare been lately formed. It is affirmed
that many enemies of tranquillity- will probably be
shortly banished for ever to uninhabited countries.
Now that France has such large sums to pay,
the voice of the public begins to be louder, that the
property of those may he confiscated, who, fur 15
S ears past, have enriched themselves at the espence of
foreign countries, and plunged France into mit.for.
tunes.

VIENNA, Nov. 29.--Accounts frost Naples say,
that Murat's letter to his m ife'is a &wry, as well as
that of his Confessor.

BRIDIEN, DLC. s.—His Highness Prince Frederick
of. Hesse will set out on the 7th, with his Aids•tir-
Camp, for Park, to receive in person from the Duke
of Wellington, direction's, respecting the destination
of the Danish troops under his command, that he may
make the necessary arrangements; for which put-
pose the Prince will probably meet the corps a
Antwerp, and conduct it to its destination. From
here to Antwerp the corps marches under the com-
mand of Major•Generel Bachman..
Hamm:nom, DEC. B.—Exchange on London 54
and Bth December, 33-2.
COBLE:11Z, Dec. B.—General Count Gneisettsu
is arrived in this city, where he will make some sis.t.
General Dobschute is also here.
They write from the Upper Rhine, that Alsace
and Lorraine will be occupied by the Allied troops,
with the exception of' the fortresses, which being
thus separated from the interior of France, awl
out of all 'military communication with the other
fortresses, are in some measure dependent upon tka
Allies, which would be of great importance in caw
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incase fresh troubles should break out in France.

HURRICANE IN AMERICA.

By a letter from Cowes, of yesterday's date, it
appears that the Eugene, Capt. DANIELS, arrive'
there. from Hayti, in thirty . one days' Non
reportv, that many estates have berg
destroyed in the north part of the Island Of
Jamaica by a dreadful hurricane. lie farther stag!,
that many lives were lost, and that considerable d:-
m.lge had beep done to the shipping. The Abrahaid
IVezetanii, MILLER, was one of the ships on shore.

We have beer, informed that it is not only by o'o
Qisk.e qt RUTLAND -and Lord Pawls that the
‘eroment of Ireland has been declined—it is
Moured that a similar offer has been made to t'l°
Marquis of WELLESLEY, and met with a iiinil4r o•
option. Indeed, from the situation to which ti
Ofortunate country hat been reduced, we are 1)".
surprised that its administration should go a beggil-•
and be vested substantially in the hands of '
Idozen clerks.
We are desired to say, that the arrival of a no,-
bier of cases at Brighton, from France, destined f,
St. Helens, may have given rise to the report t; .t
;bey *el'e presents to BONAPARTE; but these ra"
we are now told, are the private property of •
onsmissioners of the Allied Powers goif:g to • •
Helena.

The prisoners confined in the hous• of cow
at'Copenhatten, mutinied in the night betweeo
21th and 251 h last: sod it became necessary to
4 company of soldiers to reduce them to suln.4 •
Two of the principals
were beheaded on tbe
sod several others received minor puoishosent4.
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