The Statesman.
London, England, 1815-06-19 00:00:00

Ti-TL STATtSMAN.

CostkUsti:4.-4.11Hk, this [wad Count Ile:JoaoIt
Stated, Imo the communal administrations had been
eleso.t tot. 111) ahamboied under the Government of
the not, hone that the coittinuind funds, to essential
the of hoops, the equipment of the
Nlii"""1 Cured., &e. had been dilapidattsi by the
jouritics of the Prince., by the restoration of woods
to emigrants, and by other inalversationit; but that
the Emperor was taking pains to restore order in
this important branch of internal administration.
• floserrat.s.—liieseas)lonis of suffering humanity
had at all times excited the solicitude of the Emperor.
At the commencement of Itil 4, Ihe.e "•tailikbmonts
had been exposed to considerable expenses
from the number of sick and wounded soldiers.—
Under the kite Government, howeier, they were
on the point of losing one of their pliticipal re-
sources, by the restitution of property of ernigriiiits,
with nhirh they had been Pinioned by solemn 'ans.
Emperor bad restored it to them.

illjuslire %% it II %% hit+ it Nail treated by the last Govern-
tneitt, and announced t!.;,t it already amounted to
40,000 n►rn.

Arr.

A RTILLER y. losses ht this Arm had bPOII is a
great measurt tepvired ; they were occisinsied (Indy
bt treeciiers ,:t lid especially the delivering up ni all the
s'rong liv order 01 the Count d'Aitok, in his
!capncizy Of I.4ootenent-(ieneral of the kingdom. By
this sing'e act France Inst 12,000 pieces of cannon,
mnctly cf I:ras,, the value of which is estimated at
120'0,000,(X`.0 of francs. This loss, however, had been
entirely supplied; the arsenals, magazines of powder,
and llthetrit's, were in full activity; anti after haring
atm7,l the l.k:4tieuol Guard end it..sociat. there
- would remain in the magazines 600,000 muskets in

reserve.
al
Lvi/LIIMIT E::FENDITURIL—The administrative de-
tails on this subject were little susceptible of nbridg-
ment. Th, Minister, however, asserted that the ne-
cessary fonds would be easily provided, and no new
tars hr required.
Naito:var. GUARD.—This article furnished no in-
formation of which the public is not already in pos-
session.

lir hail also doubled the funds of the Maternsl
Sockty which hr founded, which, on this necount
alone, was neglected, and of which the augoct pro-
tectress is invited back by the %%kites of all French.
men.

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A French Paper (the Juitrnal d.• P ith) of W•ti.
nevi''y last, the 14th instant, hash receiv hp
a private channel. It k the tiro that has r •am as' as
shire those of the 10th (Sitturchy st'nnight) were
received. The evtri.ers we niik.• (tom this T
nal are highly important. It is announced that the
Emperor has left Park, by the way of Soissobs,
to join the army, leaving behi•icl hint a Conn it of
ltogenrv, the president of which is CAsta‘cran,
the Arch-Chancellor, and a Committe. of Pu.lic
Safety, under the direction of the Minister of Mir,
DAvoosr. SOU I.T is at Lisle. Lit the prinr:pat
article of intelligence is an ahs:ract of a report malt,
by Cattscer, on the general situation of the Ein;iire;
and from this we now see the extent of the F"'nch
p.over, and the magnitude of the danger whicil
threatens in return the Sicereigns who hate so

I` STAT ;S MA INI

LONDON:

MONIAY, JUNE 19, 1815.

COMMENCEMENT OF nosnrATlEs ON

The depots of mendicity, created also by the Em. They begets on the 15th inst. by the French entering 20th of March, the Emperor had raised it to 375,(
peror, Were equally ahandnited ; but these establish- Charteroy, no doubt in a rccohnoitring expedition, .of every arm; and before August it would amount to
streitte were about to resume new activity. Tire hos- 500,000 men, exclusive of National Guards. The
for they did not keep the place, which is a little
pitals in the departments invaded by the enemy had The state of foreign relations, and of general Pe. •
considerably suffered, bat they were already re-es- lice, are but slightly touched on, and wilt be made the !frontier town. The Belgiasts are said to have con. Imperial Guard is described as the surest bulwark of
the throne in war, and one of its finest ornaments ill
tabliahed. subject of separate Reports. {ducted themselves well. The Duke of WELLING•
Wones.—Under this head Count Regnault enu- ; At the close, Count Regnault recommended to the i TON, on the morning after this affair, set out to put peace. Its amount is already 40,000 men. It is affirmed,
(((aerated the great monuments founded or ordered Chamber, in the ,tame of his
~Majesty, to take the ' the armies in motion. The Brussels writers expect
that after arming the regulars and National Caseate,
by his Majesty; they should be continued, though necessary steps for completing the number of Retire- that they would have passed the frontiers in two there will remain 600,000 muskets In reserve.
they were seen suspended even in time of peace; but sentatives, which is not yet filled up. At his desire • d .
s and hope that " all will set go well ;" but The demands are great, says the Report, but the re.
pe
they should in future be exclusively reserved for the Chamber acknowledged the reception of the Re- • a' s' ' sources are sufficient. The war ex nditure Is to
• France, and if existing circumstances did not permit port, and adjourned till tee neat day at noou, , their hopes of this are less confidently expressed
Ahem to receive that extent which were to be wished, I The French Funds are at 56f. ! than we have seen them. The following is stated be prodded for without the imposition of any new
they should coon be accelerated by the arms which ; ' under the date of the 16th, from Brussels :
taxes.—Thus, whilst our Ministers are Under the
would be no longer necessary for the defence of the ; Srnessune, JUNE 9.—Every thing assumes a mi- ; necessity of borrowing Forty Millions, and csunot
Hostilities began yesterday the 15th of June. The •
e;tuntry. ; litary aspect in our department. Officers, agents, : „ find a new subject of taxation, that i.. any thing which
rench began first ; they entered Charleroy,
a little! is not already taxed to the utmost, sort a - oeligielto
1Vott!Vo(((ce AT PARIS.—The Minister here gave an all, in short, who make part of the army, have r
account of the various constructions which have been . joined the corps of Gen. Rapp. A great number of s frontier town, from which they seem to have retired ; draw beyond
commenced in the capital, and which should be con- ammunition waggons and of artillery have gone this morning, for the post is come this morning, but'
war begun. Fiance can carry it on without Navin
tillaed. ifrom this place. four hours later than usual. The Belgians conducted 4
Mien.—This head presented nothing remarkable. ' The depots of the regiments of the line who were themselves very well. The brave Duke of Welling- ;recourse to a single new impost on the people ! Her
MANueAtTUlttl.—Count Regnault here did justice in this city leave us in successiou to repair to the its- 1 ton set • off this morning at seven. o'clock. In the resources are equal to all her d e,Toads, even in her
to the sopetiority of our manufactures, which all the tenor, according to the orders of the Minister of ; : present extremity. But we, like m !timer:. most make a
!course of the night, and till noon to-day, all.the
merchmes of Europe could attest from the experi- War. lasting covenant with misery, are' those in a situation
lace furnished them by the short time during which it ; These circumstances, and many others, make it ' troops have passed through Brussels that were at .
of still greater beggary than oursel VP., to bring France
• and been in the ie power to trade with us. lie saw, presumable that hostilities will, in a few days, EOM. , three or four leagues distance. They all advance,:
f to our own level, and plunge headlong into a contest
'lll statesmen, that France, at once agricul- manse on the whole line. ; and within two days will hare passed the frontiers; ;
Surat and manufacturing, could alone dispense with Gen. Count Molitor has left us to repair to the 'we have good hopes that all will go well. 1 which threatens such incalculable mischief to us and
.She esiislasice of ifs neighbours, and that a liberal' Upper 'Rhine. We learn that he is'charged with the i !the world, without the means and the certainty of
tgesertiment could not fail to give all possible spring' command of the National Guards of this lest de. I Meetterm, JUNE 9.—The Emperor of Austria ar.; being able to avert it for a single year !On what side
.to Heliostat iuduatry, formerly compressed by Gothic partment, and that he will establish provisionally his . rived on the sth, at noon, at II( idereerg, and the Erne Is thestrengthalready visible?
t 1
.prejudices. ' head-quarters at Colmar. Iperor of Russia it tee evening of the same day.
1 light and darkness is not more striking. Yet is the
lie announced that various new manufactures had , Gin. Desbureaux is ready to depart from Stras.l CAPTUFtIi OF ANCONA. I
I veil of delusion attempted to be thrown around us,
been improved, and others introduced •; that the ma. ' burg. lie will take the chief command of the setlen. i There hns just been published at the head-quarters
oufaciure of sugar from the beet-root, its spite of ell tary National Guards, or of the levy en masse of • i —that most fatal of delusions whilst
at Heidelberg, an official Benefit', dated 3d June, . which,
the efforts made to destroy it, promised shortly to our department. 1 it hurries us on, and hides from us the danger
of the Army I I I —" We have received from '
render Europe independent of the New World for ; Liu.; JUNE 10.—Ilis Etcelleney the Doke of in -16-7 'we have to encounter in front, silently 0
cuss le grave
that article ; that the indigo of woad, without having ' Dalmatia, Major-General of the Army, has just Gippert, c immanditig the blockade of Ancona, the i
reached the same perfection, already rivalled that of . arrived within our walls. At this moment the sound news'of the capitulation of that important place.— ;of all our happiness behind, by cumin: of retreat to
prosperity and content in the ! o out tff oar own
India ; and that, in fine, a number of useful die- 'of the cannon of the citadel is announcing the ac- The General, whose prudent measures had com-
country, should we escape the foi i t misery.
coveries presented new sources of national prosperity. ' ceptation of the Constitutional Act. pletely shut up the garrison, repulsed all the sallies ' The .
Cometexce.—The report expressed nothing hut i The loran, ordered by the Government, repayable eeteecEr.t.oa of the. IRISH &CULVER. in hit
• attempted, interrupted the convoys of provisions,
hope upon this article, and by the nbsurd ambition at the end next September, begins to fill. i speech on Thursday on the opening of the Budget,
cut oil' the water, &e. found himself in a condition
of Sovereigns all the nations of Europe are placed in : The National Guards are rising in the villages ofmade a sort-of farewell address to the House of Com.
the same condition. • the arrondissement of Ilezebrourk and Lige. ;to make a vigorous attack. The capitulation was t .
erial capacity. It appears the
In bil Minis
lissettecetost.—theler this title the Minister ea. CATEAu-Gooletiutzsts. Juse- 11--Eveo-4644*-boltrek-clionAwrirsi tut Om 30th, with Generat Baron Monte-
mots
Whited sill the aisebaira4lo, to which .the corps-of assumes the most *titbit.. and energetic attitude.— ' major, die Governor. The substance of all the condi-
future administration of the 'fish Exchequer is to be
teachers had been subjected. The result of the en. All the military dispositions had us to hope that confided to Mr. VAsSirT +RT. Poor man! he is st.
thins lq, that the place shale be wholly evacuated on
tivrtry showed that the number both of colleges 'end hostilities will not long be delayed. We expect . ready almost borne•down with the weight of his
the 3d, part of the works and gates having been pre. ! .
scholars had been diminished, but that the Crniversity every instant the Emperor Napoleon, and his ar. English duties. His new Irish Opel are not. of corn.
of Paris still numbered under its direction 315,554 rival will he the sigma of battle, or rather of , viously given up on the Ist and 2d. The garrison to
man burthen. The peculiar situation and interests
pupils, and that the In emus, stimulated Nettie new victory. ! march out with the honours of war, and lay down
of Ireland require the nicest attention, and the most
encouragement of the Emperor, displayed the best ! A young matt of this town, wirn has arrived from their arms on the glacis ; the officers to keep their
60.0. ! Mons, where he was a student, assures us that no- arms, horses, and effects, and the subalterns their .
delicate knowledge of that fiery and impetuous na-
P4IIILIC WOestite.--in speaking of the clergy, thing can equal the boasting of the English and tinn. No sort of analogy exists between its re-
sabres, to preserve order during the march of the
the Minister did not attempt to disguise the errors Scotch, whom he has Well, except the ardour of the ,sources and those of England—they are utterly
they committed under the last Government, in giving French troops whom be met on his route. Ileweser, garrison which will he conducted to Naples. The
and entirely different. Taxes which would be pro.
way, from the lure of a restitution of church pro- thrnueh the rhodomotoades of the enemy, we per- military chests, artillery, ammunitiore magazines,
ductive, and as little oppressive as the very of
nature
perty, to the influence of emigrants, in stigmatising ceive the fear which is iiispirerl by the extreme &c. and the armed vessels itt the port, to be delivered
taxation can admit of in our exhausted state in this
es plunderers the ownets of tette-mill property, whose , energy of the French soldiers, whom they never- to the Austrian army. The concessions made by the
titles had been recognised as leritimate by the Pope , theless style rebels and brigands, expreasions cert.
' Military Convention of Capua concerning a general country, would be ruinous and unavailing iii Ireland;
himself, and in attempting, in the name of the Al. serrated by the proclamations and pamphlets of ; nor will the Irish people be satisfied with an absentee
amnesty, shall be applicable tol the civil and
whose servants they are, to light up civil GI, eit ; hut at :he first luring of our Cannon, this . . military Minister of Finance, who, from never even seeing
mighty,
functionaries at Ancona." 4
war among men. The Emperor, however, was al. pride will desert our enemies to give place to a very i . the country cannot be supposed capable of judging
ways disposed to protect, and even favour the mi- different sentiment. 1 The Brussels Papers, besides informing us diet of•
its applicable resources. As to the vielation of
/tigers of the church, so long as they confined them- It is particularly against the Prussians that the the Allied Armies iii Italy are now preparing to the Articles of U • b mon y his measure, that is out of
selves within the bounds of their duty, and had al. French army manifests an implacable hatred; and
,
ready conferred on the curates an augmentation of we have some reason to feat, that it will not u, e . cross the Alps and penetrate into France, state that the question. It is already considered a dead letter,
,
150 franks, which had been 'Riley promised to them willing to make any prisoners of that nation. ; all the other armies who have been in arrear are
and is brought into view only when it suits Ministerial
by the last Government. The Emperor was, besides, P. S. A person from the neighbourhood of Mona, proceeding to the Rhine. We cannot make room convenience. Ireland is already taxed almost beyond its
the only sovereign who, having too further interests who is now here, and who has received a letter from for all the details we have on this subject, but• we means. Mr. F . iTzGEttAt.n withdraws hoped time. lithe
to arrange with the Pope, had it in his power to put his district, assures us that the movements of the shalLeive the following!--
precious war we are about to engage in continues for
an end to those interminable negotiations, cons- Allies betray the greatest hesitation, and that their.
menced by the last Government with the Court of parks of artillery appear to be moving from the frost. i Meets, JUNE 10.—The Russians, who had taken one year, the pre.eritt imposts which Ireland suffers
Rome, and tote-establish, upon the basis of the Con. tiers into the rear. 1 their canton:news in Franconia, Saxony, to form under, catmot be possibly continued. The people
cordat, the liberties of the Gallican church. : Bitter, JUNE 9.—According to authentic and off-, lhrir lines, and the nrrangemente according to which cannot support diem, sand—the Exchequer will fail.
JURISPRUDENCE.—This article of the report was slat accounts, there are no longer any assemblages of i they will co-operate in the general plan of opera. The genius of the Irish nation is utterly hostile to
P extremely sliort. The Minister merely stated, that insurgents on the frontiers of this department. The
1 (ions,break up on the 10th to advance in several such a system of taxation as that which exists in
those civil Judges who felt themselves unworthy of inhabitants, for a moment ntisled, have returned to !
! columns to the Rhine. The rid t winof nines l' I 1 e 1 t g - sttg ant . The English farmer, supported by time
their functions, had done justice by abdicating their their homes at Chateautseuf, Carhaix, Fanuet, &c. i . •
eight thousand men and ten thousand horses, quits Coro Lilt, is enabled to obtain, from the distresses
offices; asid s that as far as respected the administra- IVe remark among them several Chiefs. The arms ;
lion of the crinsiital law, the establiettnent of the trial of the insurgents who have returned home have been ton the same day the environs of Cobourg, and of the people, wherewith to pay the taxes which are
by jury every day merited new approbation ; but deposited at the Mayor's house of Gourin. proceeds by lieldhurghausen, Salnmunster, Geln- ; •loosed upon him. Not so in Ireland. The Irish
that in she mean time, some orga.tical institutions ' _ Lausen, Ilanau, and Frankfurt, and has neither ar- le mer is. differently situated. lie has neither the
therewe necessary to regulate the duties and diminish ' In the Court of Criminal Jurisdiction at Sydney,
• (mere
a nor heavy baggage, by which the roads from aids nor the luxuries which set the English farmer so
ars of those judicial citizens. New South Wiles, as related in the Gazette of that
Brorkenau to Schlochlun are not predicable. Thus far above him. Potatoes sod whiskey hill boa
THE !VARDeeetereeee.—lt ties absolutely ins. place one the Ist of July, it appears that one Denis
possible to follow M. le Comte lteetiault through all Donnaron was indicted on the preceding 'Tuesday for we may calculate that the 'lingual(' will arri re here their ground as the best cheer in his mansion; nor are
the details which he furnished on tltie important a burglary, found guilty, and received sentence of about the 16th or 18th. The centre of the army, the delicacies and tasteful elegancies of the English
topic!. 'fine result is, that on the 13t of April, 1811, death ; and the same Person was tried on the fallow- I which is of the same force, and has with it artillery Ferme Ornec known in the rustic,but still hospitable,
the army consisted of 450,000 men, exclusive of ing day, Wednesday, and bound guilty of a rape, for and heavy baggage, follows the left baldt of the Irish cabin. Nature is still, to a certain degree on.
150,000 prisoners, all veteran soldiers, and of which also sentence of death was passed upon him ! I Maine, and traverses the countries watered by flea sophisticated ; and it will be for Mr. VANsiTTAHT tit
115,000 conscripts of the levy of 1815, of which , The same identical person was again arraigned on .
aver which separates the right wing from the meek', undertake the happy task of introducing all them. se.
during their march. The left wing,
45,000 only, out of IGO,OOO, had le.ete raised. The the following Friday, convicted of murder, and re-
hist Government, at once prodigal and avariciouv, ceived, for the third time in four days, sentence of which will jolts at perinr enjoyments of which the tenant of the Irish
alarmed et it's own strength, and essentially hostile death at the same bar !—'!'his fellow had been con- Manheim, the Austrians and the Bavarians, and the soil has yet no taste, with the fresh load of in.
to the army, bad taken every possible means of di- derelicd ht the preceding November, but pardoned by troops of Baden and Wirtemberg will not pass posts and restraints he hag 1 hero •
ically undertakes
mitlishing it. . Covet tenent. *. . through our neighbourhood. These details are cer- to impose on poor Ireland, as well as the rest
The oraior then described the various oppressions An attempt ago suicide was committed yesterday .
tato, and founded upon statetneets that are in some of this taxed nation. But, alas I ex Nib&
to which the army had been exposed, particularly by morning, by a prk•butcher, dos-tet.
the introduction of the emigrants, and which had Ile cut his throat, amid afterwards plunged into a large measure official. We are not so well informed about nil fit. We heed not travel either to Ireland nr
reduced its number to 175,000 men. Since the 20th water cistern, from which he was with difficulty i the march of the left wing, but we learn that it will Scotland for toe treth of this adage. Already
of March last, its number lied been raised to 375,000 dragged out, aud the wound sewed up; but the wound I proceed by Mergentheim, Boxberg, and Adelsheim. many even i;thoreemes Ornee, w Lich adorn our homy
combatants of every description ; and before the Ist was deep, and his recovery is doubtful. This liussiatt Army is preceded by a detachment of Island, in spite of the Corn Bill and all the re.
of August, it would amount to 500,000 independent A reward of 50 guineas is offered in Saturday
Prussian cavalry of 400 men, which will arrive here straints en the im • • • • •
',wives.' of foreign pro,loei. which
of the National Guards. night's Gazette for the discovery of the murderer of . i
this morning. When the whole Russian army has the war has supplied, !teem as if 4 wintry Idle' had
THE islecaiAL GuAnn.—This surest bulwark of HENRY 131/.1., Collector of the Marlborough-road
reached the Rhine, we shall see the -Prussian Guard, ,passed over tece,n, n lid ~A. e fele. ev'n these ate destieed
thes'lhrotte in times os war, and its finest orsetatent tollgate, between Southampton and Winchester, with
jn time of peace, had a separate article allotted to it a promise of a flee pardon to any accomplice making which
e we expect on the 27th of this month, at the to sink under the' waeitie hit teem. of p -Ail, il
in the official Report. The Illioister conderned the such discovery, I latest. I and taxation. Our dorms:lie expanditore keeps p.O

TILE BELOW FitONTIEILS.

rashly doomed France to destruction.
Lions in all the military departments are said to .)P re.
trieved. Under the mal-administration of
the army was reduced to 175,0(X) men, bui sio,e the

By n Flanders Mail, which arrived this forenoon,
we hare received Brussels Papers to the 17th,
with•intellience of the commencement of hostilities.

Tat 111Anme presented considerable resources,
notwithstanding the evils produced by treachery,
Which had not, boss ever, cast any stain upon its bo-
n o u r.