The Statesman.
London, England, 1815-05-31 00:00:00

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Mu.diretti4 who stole the jewels of the Queen of
Westphalia, hatl been arrested at Chew.
Yester•lay uve..ing there v,as cried about, a pate-
phlet eivitled Doicn :dui the. tail of Murat and of
Robespierre.
it is rtimiltired that a Prince of Lichtenstien is ar-
rived at Strnshurgn, where he waits for passports to
come to Paris.

MILAN, MAY 15.—We expect every moment to
receive accounts of the capitulation of Altoona. Some
positively assert, the t Joachim shut himself up in
that fortress with 12,(00 men : others, that he had
etulsarLed to proceed to Manfredonia, for the pur-
pose of defending his Kingdom.
ANGERS, MAY 25.—We have learned here, with
the liveliest satisfaction, that the Emperor has created
a fine army, named the Army rd. the Loire. Lieul.-
Geiveral Count Lammupe is the. Coinniamier-in-
Chief. 114..4 expecte4l every moment. The health
of the Lietrt.:Cetteral Coont Laborde, who has con-
cilhtrd the effertions •of all the people of Beitany,
does not*ellow Li nto retain the command. General
Corhineau, Aid.tle-Ca.m2 of the Emperor, arrived
)egerday. General Brayer is expected tu.morrow
numerous column of troops.
Divisions of•reserve are forming at Niort, at Poi-
amt at Nantes, The English landed military
stores and ngents of insurrection, send without the
viorous measures %Filch have been taken, we should
sl,tirfly iiittiess a renewal of the horrors of La
Vendee.

Lieutenaist-General Trayot, who commands at
Napoleon, having learned that an English frigate and
two corvettes had landed military stores at St. Gilles,
and that the Count La Roche Jacquelin, and some
other Chiefs, 4avitig.assembled from four to five
thousand men, hail forced tke battery of St. Gilles,
defended by thirty invalids, marched at the head of
1200 men. He met the insurgents on the 19th, at.
tacked and dispersed them. Ile killed about 3(X),
among whom was a person named Charette ;. and ar.
rived at the place bf debaikation, in time to take
4000 muskets, of * English manufacture, and GOO
barrels of powder. He then pursuer! the convoys
which hart set out, and seized severafdepots of arms
and ammunition. The insurgents, dispersed, give
out every where that they have been forced to march
on pain of death. A great many Communes, against
whom similar threats have been used, have sounded
the tocsin, armed themselves, and repelled the insur.
gents upon several points where they presented them-
selves.—(Moniteur.)

FRONTIERS OF AUSTRIA, MAY 14.—The Sove-
reigrs will quit this capital at the end of May. The
Emperor of Austria has several times visited the King
of Saxony, but the Emperor of Russia and the King
of Prussia have not het seen him.
IluNtscor, MAY 'R.—The report is spread at
Basle that the Russians refuse to furnish to the
coalesced armies beyond the contingent fixed by the
Treaty of the ‘2sth March; and that even the ad-
vanced guards of the columns have suspended their
march upon: the Rhine. • It is inferred, therefore,
that the :;abinet of retersburgh has much cooled
upon tire queition of war. The Russian Officers and
the Chatge d'Affaires of that nation in Switzerland
express themselves with much art regarding the affairs
and applies to the officers of all neighbouring no,
tions.

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THE STATESMAN.

LONDON:

WEDNESDAY, AlilAt 31, 1315.

. It will It. observed by the extracts we make from
the Pads Papers of Saturday and Sunday, which
have arrived, that there is very little ground afforded
for believing the statements so long and loudly trum-
peted forth in this country, that France is in a state
of insurrection against its Government. The French
Funds are tiling. The Emperor continues at Paris,
where all is confidence and tranquillity ; and the bu.
'obsess relative to the votes upon the Constitution
was proceeding with the utmost regularity. The
Electors summoned to the Champ de Mai (which,
by-the-bye; we think should now be termed the
Champ de hits—June) were arriving in the capital
daily. The registers of 55 departments had already
been received. It was hoped, that on Monday they
would all be arrived, and the operations, it was ex•
pected, would then commence in full field. The
news iu these Papers regarding the insurrections
tend to confirm the statements of the success of the
measures taken to suppress them. It is announced
in a Bulletin posted at. Nantes, that the band of LA•
nocut: JAcouELIM has been completely defeated ; that
• A consrus FEttaastu, ex Sub-Prefect of Bressuire,
._nephew of the former Minister of State, who has
been distinguished for his bigotry and the extrava-
lance of his Monarchical opinions, has beau den-
.gerously wounded ; and the son of CHARETTE
mor-
tally. Several carriages, loaded with arms, and
i caisson, containing 60,000 francs itr specie, have been
seised, say the French Papers, by the Imperial troops.
Regiments, it is stated, arrive from all parts in that
'country, and, it is added, that the coast will be so
guarded as not to give new temptations for debark-
ation. lied BoriArmttE been hi utter distress for
the means of offensive and defensive warfare, a
better way of. sopplying bis wants could not have