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

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THE STATESMAN.

fairs in the
_North, from which it appekrs that the
emirs of Geo. l'Avvizttm, consisting of forty thou-
sand men, Is rapidly advancing ,to occupy the
whole Northern frontier of France from Mont-
medy to Toendregies, and to subdue the fortresses
which still refuse to yield ; among these is Mezieres,
the Governor of which, Gen. DUNIONCEAV, will listen
to none of the proposals made hint by the Allies.—
Very considerable batteries are raking round this
"town in orrhit to bombard it. It continues to he as-
serted positively that three most important French
fortresses, Lille, Metz, and St rasburgh, are, upon the
demand of the Allies, to receive garrisons of the
troops of the Allied Monarchs. Lille is to be occu-
pied in this case by the English; Metz, by the Rus-
sians; and Strasburgh, by 'the Austrians; the gar-
rison of each of these foitresses is to consist of not
less than 14,000 men ; besides this, the Allied
troops are to form a chain from the frontiers of
Switzerland to the North Sea, powerfully supported
by the three above-named fortresses. It is added,
but this seems niore doubtful, that Dunkirk will ale*
be garrisoned by English troops ; meantime the rein.
ifdrcenvents continually landed for the English army
proceed as fast as they arrive to France, and confirm
in some manner the above accounts.

,experienced no surprise at the almost total blank in
regard .to information of passing events, or,, the
Des t., Ann. 1 I.—Stile!! too
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es idesitirdiatorled pigiteree tesaticesskes:aed peittic
seetilsiene.which the Preach ethers bite been, Arid He
hit, from Beep! ; tiptop
ttewnwitore than ever hi Misled* of presenting to and his Majesty's ship Miffing
be paid off.—Ca me doe n her
us ; though our regret and judigitetion could not but
the Ocean, for New South
be awskessed art this fosteits/esuppression of whet oat.
Diver, for the Metliterraneat
so interesting "Intl essentiel to alt usawkind, Tins
transports to Deptford.
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mingled fern.% of the seinen painful interest has been
• Fire o'Ctoce.—The SIP
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lettehlitcreaSed tty Viriutelligente trerived.froni other malts, is just put back by,ctit
clianeels. The-particulars which we tosalisy submit
. • PORTSNOUTO, A uousr
from ink ate. sources bit whichreleOrtnay" be placed, jesty's ships Tyrian and Havoc,
In regard to the state of the French 'maim, which Sailed his Majesty's ship Eon/
„deity (*conies more 'disorganised and a sultject of the River ; and IVelbunk pee
islereatied alarm to Europe, will Ore 'the Reader a arrived his Nlajesty's ship fir,
far more eitlaiged notion of the anarchy now pre- and St. Michael's, with golf'
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veiling in that country, than all the miserable es- spoke the Hercules and R,
parte statements in the French, Dutch, and German Michael's, the former bound
Paper., put together. It appear, from these letters to Liverpool.
which are to as late a date as the public Papers, that
the" Duke of Annonteate, conceiving, oil doubt, borough packs;, with a M.il;
that Louis XVIII. is unable to csecate the Gurnee* the American ship Stapleton,
of Royalty, has takeu the discharge of the duties of I Ii AL,- PAST TEN, P. M. Si
'King, Government, atel General, upon himself, and line of battle ship, a frigate,
Ihaving organised the Catholics, and filrinus Kos Mists peered off this port, passing
of the South, aidi-d by all the efforts of the Priests, posed to be the Northumberland,
and caused himself to be proclaimed as CIIA OLE.; X. -......-- • I ledn and suite on board.—A.
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oainst she has commenced a war of extermination a
The Northumberland has not yet sailed, but we ship Zephyr, Perry, from the .. ;
rs t have nothing particular respecting lwr. NAPOLEON, I months, ell well ; she has passed
Bona artists and the Protestants, who are the op-
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mit at Papa, on the coast of
posers of the ancient regime, and the principal pos- .tobe • close prisoner at St. Helena. Arsother Cabin i . • - •
I • the ships Thews and Nimrod
sessors of the forfeited estate, of the Emigrants, and Council was to be held to-day on the subject of the ,
and dime
consequently at present his victims. Thus is disoarches reeeived yesterday from Lord CarrLz- foul of the Thames,
NEAGH at Paris. ships were otherwise all well.
osorpation continued in the very face of Legi- • • , . ~.,___l •
i ...art or CORK, A tiGe,8••••••••.
Rotate Royalty, and the most horrid schisms and •
A large body of Prussians, contrary to what hag ship Echo', from a :crier,
.teligious persecutions added to the already too
beet, stated as the arrangement, had proceeded to gun-brig on a cruise. - tan:
rankliug animosity created by difference of pun- Upper Normandy, and occupied the beautiful town I Mumm,. Ana..l-1 •
a • :4-A
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licit opinion end motives, the most shaver awl of Louder., .celebrated for its cloth manufactories. •
Orange packet, with a Mail
avericinus. We can carcely believe the statements It seems as if they had not conducted themselves at i .„ . . ~,
.1-LYISOUTII, nua. 10.—tan
we have confidently made to Ls on this head, yet we this place in the manner which would he acceptable I
U hay see no reason to discredit them. e e seen it to the inhabitants, and, it is asserted, that some of . lesth dispitches, from Leghorn
their demands in the way of pecuniary contribution', 11 Majesty's ships Eridamus, F
announced in the French Payers that the Duke of or in :the department of the p trveyor, not having from a cruise...--Arrived the
A SIGOULESIE well active in the Southern provinces in been complied with, excesses were committed, the kiwi.; and Denman, st.•
raisin* troops for the Royal cause, and that his con. Particulars of which it has not been thought colleen'-' laden with
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publish. 1 wine, corks • •,
duce had beets so little approved hi Government slut t "it to .this- ort for orders.. •
-• The election of a Representative. for the county of
=ensetani=timt
he bad been recalled ; but we were notating.r that he *
soindonderry, in the. room of the late lamented Sir I
had proceeded so far as to commence-the exercise of IW. Portant:4er, came on at the Cotirt.house, in the ORIGINAL,, ANECillAr,‘
Royal power in his own tame, and to and aosnoeh to city of Londonderry, on Monday last. The friends f .Bagrri
'of the Candidates, Mr. Dawson, of Castle Dawson. , ' ''!0""
the miseries Which 'already' disi ract his unhappy mean.
The author of a Volume of
... • and Mr. PONSDNItY, the brother of the Generals
try. if this is the ease, and the provinces ere in a worse muster very Stison, and the contest had every tip. Tyrolese Villagers," sent lii
state than even the capital—if theaseeserseeof 900,000 pearance of proving a .severe one. . ;.•-, • • ••1 breed, and shortly -after' we,
foreign troops are unable to preserve traeqoillity, I LATCLUN.—Tafist nicht Rich and Poor introduced ceived with that candour; if
and the Government of Louts
it indeed I moekeryi Mrs. T. COOKS in the character 'of Mrs. Secret.—Of ner; for which Mr. IVltitlirec.
i enerat style. of Mrs. Coots's singing we hive ing.i fearless priginality of though!
it is high lime for .'drici•ive measures on • the Pali
•,. , before spoken, and we have now only to offer a volume, he asked the poet
of those Mittisters who have )et some repotatiossza
'friendly suggestion to this Lady, to possess hornet seeing he was dependent on o;
lose. According, we have it stated, that a chingbill!more perfectly-of her station. •In more than one inr large eainily, headared expres!
immediately to take place in the French Miitistekr-etanee her memory . seemed to fail leer. Karma?' ! which, though nos electing
medley was encored, and the powerful interest ell inilms.i:paskreft.fit. Ow and vice, •
that TaLLEYRAND and Foncrir ar.. to that tilt.
the last scene, especially between:Mem. (My. , lilies f --To *Nee wow retmell—'
Duke of Ilicuerazu will be Prime Alinister ; the
Fasseere) and Zorayda (Miss Raise). was. lie. that schrift," patirkaii of ever:
Duke of Feurnz, Minister at War ; Lsr.r.v T 0... ..
&now (edged by the loudest epplanie. The Piece,' Senate, le express sentiments
LENDAL, Minister of the Interior; std Coale isra altogether, went oft exceedingly well. • ; . , i tend;to the good of the whole
eatise, Minister of Police. Tejo. -new nit-mtge. I. Mrs. PATTISON, formed* the wifoof Suwon Bp.. r tiled to me the necessity of
meet is said to have been I), mi„,x4b3, lie 0,1.1 Naesene, arrived here last week. in 'the American . lineman to that part or it
chess of AnuouLtne. If the revert be true, .ship Milo,- which is already on her' second voyage to, versant with." No applause
it I England since the .
ratification of peace in January ' Aglow in no very cohment tee
is a melt ominous one for Ft MOCe. That cinottry I ,st. This Lady, duce her divorce, has resumed her for the intrusion, when sudden
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at present, •though terser the most able politicians it maiden oarne of Parnson, with the adilition of Mrs, I venation, Mr. Whitbread said.
perhaps ever produced, are at the head of its all' irs, instead of Mks, to designate her. pecaliar situation. I you hava,thooeht•preity dell
t‘el:lliaoriensbsppiy tosay that she Itit.s. ri...cetra' such at 4 -opinhlio oT this work ow the p,
presents the enfeebled spectacle of a Minister at War
front the respectable families in this place, inion, which I will lead your-I
without an army ; a hlinister of Fineness without
as she is entitled to her character and misforto ! When the author got the
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money; a Minister of Foreign Affairs without Ain. Mrs. Parrison is now, we understand, on -a-jeer. ;.book, • Bank note of "'blue .
bassadors; a Minister of Police wittiest Pre: pay t.France on affairs of private hullo ". Li. :;hoped to receive for his trodui
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forts ; and a Sovereign wiihntle subjeesi. Win; aerpao Paper,) . . t...• • • 1-
hurrying back to Mr. Whitbre
At the election for the toasty of Doris& , ou what hid happened, he offered
the Duke and Duchess of A NOODLE'S eS Covets. .Tuesday se`nnight, Mr IlurcnsitsoW, of Eggleston, never Inind;t said-Mr.-X. " .
meet restore the necessary vigour end respect to nominated the Honourable. WILLIAM Posnaerr as :goitotne and imakesyraerself happy
all these administrative brooches. Tile Duke of a candidate, and was seconded by General Awl, ,t Providence, ttoredietky the sCarcin
Failrar, who proclaimed in the Montieue that Franca l watt ; after which Mr. Powtern, in a concise speech. !.340.;..bart "a Jives are, it is -'
was saved When he came into office, when his &bye. lof which the following is the substance, expreised ' tete." * .
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a consciousness that the handsome manner in which ' I
a BO VAIPA ItTE was at the
i reign was g./ingt an ' gate. he had been offered to the notice of the •Freeholderi On- the 23d /lel,' 1642,
lof the capital, appears certainly a very 4t mess for by the Gentlemen who had pist him* in nomination to ' troversy between Cultitis at
wielding the military energies of the French nation at succeed his brother, Lord HANNAN!), who hid de. 'the mititia, the Ring, having it
the present crisis,
.of reconciling• the armies which, dined the representation in tiousequence of the situ. seas himself of- the.tOwn •oll-
alien he had recently accepted, arose from their .ex. hima guard only for Me-Out
look upon the Government of, the country as still • -' • . treme, kindness and partiality; that he wee; hew. town; when, .contrarst to„ ell
usurped, and fur Owing the Allied Sovereign, I ever, encouraged by the very Ninotillalc'iooOption he of the,Kingi. the entrance was
into a - speedy. acknowledgment of the na- had met with, to solicit the setrages of the iodepen. ; being ihut ageinsilittni, milk
tional rights *of - France ; and CHAU/mamas'', dent freeholders of the county on the present occeSiep. :upon the walls of the said (e;
the priest, who can mourn with the most sentimental That with respect to his pretensions to the high si. him by the aushosity.of Pad).
Nation he aspired' to,' he disclairneciall hope uride. ' be kept it, nor by any means,
'Ann.% over the ruin of every country but his own, sire to attain it, escape through the medium of thi and pelleasien, would be adr
cannot bat be a most proper person for regulating unbiassed choice ot the coentg4..suad'altouiddsii.bw ass town,. uittesi undir
.eintain *1
the Police and the Interior Governmental the coon- fortonate as to reach this greet object of arnbitiorvi doniciiklpy,sl and medallic!.
try, and for aiding the restoration of tithes, feudal ' he pledgeci.hiniself to the most assiduous discaltasate• of honrad; that Moved with in&
the important duties which would be imposed wed 1 rasa instantl;madlwfre hi!
& rights, c. &C. - him as their Representative in Parliament, agile.'agile.'tratiOr. Sy, o
Sir ;ants, however,
Whether these reports archangel! In the Govern. an unremitting attention to the rinterests oCilii Parlieinent 'en' tii the follow;
meet and Councils of France, be tree; it appetite 'County of EStrham. Thaehis twister In Parliament only began to filter from that
certain that all the measures which Louts is eddied !had been. short, but.in forming his
,polltfeatopiniov teased fro. the Parliament • bet,
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•I he should beguided by an •An e 41,4 i 4 lii or compelled to adopt, have not the concurrence of • - *Hee n , trey, guilt 1114 holding corresix
•i King ail() Country ; that be should zealously advo. Marquis of'lV .. sore i'ser. one of
his principal Ministera. Of this number is the re. 1 both • landreligious liberty, •
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publication in the Gazette Officielle of the Orris- ' ing exertions endeavour so reform the abuses is hiS Tower, Whence nat long after ,
stance issued by the King at Lisle, when he was flying had crept into the public expenditure; and concluded' to trial, sentenced, and executed
from France; disbanding such .of the soldiers by declaring, that the artist gratilful oectipetion saf, 1644. '.
se had violated their oaths to him. An Ordinance his life would be to pronsett, Ity_eveen mem, in hit
i. Wedneiday an Inquest Win
we?, the prosperity_ of tlia_camenrsilet 20# mpt, and Pope puhlic.lonss.e, G,
he has Dot even now the power to carry penally into ra,
interests or,, 64 c° ,01V of Datlitollet, ...•1.-t I.l3lnckfriars'.rond, beret, CI.
effect. ,fit, appears the Army of the Loire is still : vas
i wonontlen Itteuesi.—Yeeeerday ,there AINIII. ent on the body of Charles h,w ,
strong, and noway, intimidated, though the Alliedlnquest held at Mary-le-berme Court-hour,. Iffiget Leaping. Mir Livers "tables,
Troops are spreeding themselves over the count C* 11"oanns 'EV- one of She Coroner the ;dead on Siinday moritieg. It
county or Middles's, no slew of -the body "dence of Mr. James Cu' mine, I The English are in possession of Amiens, Beeelekl, .
Selernitn, woo dropped dowri 'had 4,4 On %Vett. the deceased, witen he sudde
add Broteuil. They will soon have Rouen, DielisPes a I
esr ay evening: the deceased rum& Jew, and an dropped down-ate! without in
and-Havre. Metz and. Sarre Louis have oeueluded eminent
'geld and silver refiner, and• residing. In expired. Medical essiststirn
an armistice with Gen. LA ' a.NOEUON.oreard's-court, Lousherd-street, and' who went .to curet!, but life was gone: Vert
A Dutch Mail has brought us the Speech of the see.a friend, with wligim he was engaged in minter- sitalion of God.
King of the NETUERLANDS Olt the (Taping of the sati on::
.when he suddenly dropped down fel It.— On Tuesday eight an alarming
States General, which has few features of import. The, stleoP halo it as his opiiiinn thae: he died Iljet kney, which at fist( t •restr
rd apoplexy. Verdict.. Died bit a. Visteepi if the totaFe ; the .4 •oornt etas ivy..
MU.; and various articles relative to the ateleet af.., God. . . , - - .
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