The Statesman.
London, England, 1815-10-04 00:00:00

• LIBERTY, OP -THE.PRBSB. •
-titsww ahtl Anebor Taverns Suss.
• Attuost IL ISIS. •
AT. s MEETING of the FRIENDS of the
LIBERTY of the PRESS. held ibis day, "to take into
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coosideration the hat Means oTntrording pecuniary relief to Mr. Downing-street, Oct. 3.
D. LOVELL, PropViesof of the STaritillA a Newspaper, fat . . ••
A dispatch,
_ of which the following is a copy, has been received
She heavy losses, and severe sufferings, which he has incurred
in firmly upholding, fur a irrie4 of years, the Invaluable Li- by Earl Bathurst, addte•sed to his Lordship by Field-Mar-
berty of the Press, • steal his Chace the Duke of Wellington, K. G. K. G. C. B.
Mr. JOHN. PICKARD, la lbe Cltair‘ ,• Paris, Sept. 24.
Resolved, Milt tilleb,—l have the honour to inclose* flit of
That it appears to thh Meeting, Bott'Mr.'Ds.Lusreit, the Pro. Officers epon whom his Majesty the King,,of Bavaria
virtue and Publisher of the Statesman, eutiamet as an lode- .
pendent Journal in the Cali!! of Civil Rai 'Reliiiiits Freedom, itas conferred decorations of different classes of the
-Order of Mazimilian Joseph, in testimony of his
bits saNtained an imprisonment of Four Years and A Half is the .
Gaol of New ate, for what have been deemed three violent, Majesty's approbation of their services and conduct,
Littele, and which have been proved not only to bave•been un-
intentionally libellous no his part, hut in one of the three cases particularly In the late battle. fought in the Nether-
the lands, . which f beg your Lordship to • lay -before•
the insertion was during his confinement, and entirely without
his knowledge. .:
' That it is the opinion of this Meetlag, that it is ne his Royal Highness the Prince Regent, and request
sible duly on the part of the Advocates of the Libel-1711e ' Isis Royal Highness's permission to accept the same. ,
Press to indemnify Mr. Lovellibethe losses te• lustiocerred tar I have the honour to fie, &c. *
ranintoining Isis cteady mil isteexible patriotism, mat for his ; (Signed) - .
unwearied and firm niteertioiterthe Constitutional Welts of tile WELLINGTON.
1 To Earl Bathurst, fitc. dm
People. during the whole period of the publicatiuo•vf that

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FANS rilz LONDON GAZETTE, Ocr.3. _ PiervOß 001,04
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WAR DEPARTMENT. • 33.
the Word re.actien.attem's al present to nave taken
etelegire po*session of the imagination of the Fs ettch
their heads appear us heated on this s•ohj-et, as thole
of the inhabitant. of Arles's', gni— the Whence of
the words " Oh t king of god. and !Ott," Its
the ancient play: The state or .aritenielit in
is little leas extravagant-, but Pram being 1444
harmless; in p.ivate society, in the roffee-housei; in
the pi,bl;c walk+, and even in the streets,' nothing
is to be heard but violent rhapsodies alf-at re.
action and denunciation of venueance. ' Alarming
reports are every day in circulation, arid 'edition
cries are again beard in almost every traittes' of
Paris. The removal of the• mrtnument* of art is
the principal Hoke of the public. irritation; I
hire heard FrenCh penple say they would rather
pby contribution Peen by their, bland, thin tan

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these " Frnits of Victory:" thi* kittrfritfroti Is