The Statesman.
London, England, 1815-08-15 00:00:00

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the legitimate and worthy occupant of a throne,
cannot preserve the interests end the honour of 4,
people. Yesterday, the 46th anniversary of
Emperor NAPOLEON'S birth-days the Electoral Coi.
leges wOreao assemble!

There are two paragraphs of news considerelk
sollicient importance to be inserted in the Gauge
namely, the discovery and pm to of
blaishat NCI' in the Canton of Pirtle, in the 1),.
-primal of the bet} gad the death, said to Inn,
been by his own hand, of Marshal. Bonne, at Ali,
non, where he was very ii/ treated by a riotous mnh.
and there was up armed force to protect him.
disturbance is called sedition, and the Prefect, %1.,
appears to have exerted himself much in favour Vf
Marshal, is ordered to proceed against the awe',
of it.

The Gazette de France has beers 3uppresse4 f,,r
some days for its outrapents tooliy, but has spin
made its appearance. This Paper, in the wed 0;
its devotion to the Bounnort cause, hid forgatits
are, and proposed like some other placards thst hit§
attracted the notice of the Po'ice Minister, that
pa) ment of the greater part of the war contribuliou
should fall on those persons who were most actire4
promoting it. FOUCIIE and his Giends, of coot*,
did not like this idea, and the independent Editors!
the poor Gazette de France, has got a very convict•
lug lesson for his loyalty. .


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Fur the other articles worthy of notice in to
French Papers we refer to our extracts.
We are called to notice, as briefly as we can,
contents of the Brdssels Journals to the 11th init.
and German to the Bth. • it is Mated in the lit.
ter, that a note from the French Minister in Sailer.
land Kai been delivered to the Diet, requesting Oleo',
not to permit the residence in that country of is
Duchess or of St Lau, and othet perks,
who have tied from France. Rut these is no eft.
firmation of this statement in the French Rim;
where, if true, we might espect to see it monoatial!
by the loyal Editors. It is certain, however, tki

the Swiss are unwilling to be on bid terms with the
French, and that the French provinces in the vicinity
f- Switzerland are in the greatest state of seta( o lOll,
and very hostile to the Allies.
The Brussels Paws say, the fortresses of Phillip.
vile and Rocroi are ou the point of surrendeiing
the Prussian..

From Naples it is stated, that Gaeta still holds
oaf, though besieged by the Austrians and Nesp.9.
tans by land, Ind an Engll4l squadron by sec—
hilunAr is aupposed,to be in that fortress.

The Norlisstmeberland is said le hate sailed it last
with her precioul inmate, yet 'rehear Dispittchts en
still passing to and from oor Ministers here snd g
Paris, respecting NAPOLEON. A Messenger 'wired
to-ray witis, -Dispatches from Lord Casscratur

and she bike 4.4 WaLtiNeTdN, and a Cal

Coming le. ara!onetl to deliberate on them.

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Wa tnarloratand the Ron. Rear-Admiral Futon
is to base the command at. St. Helens, on the Peso,
and that he %ill proceed thither, soon after Si?
GeoaneCeestvast has established i3ox APA att spot
th.• Island.'

Th. lien. Mr. BACOT, on of Loud Bsnnr, sal
not Lard Huston Enlist, as has been reported, h ar•
pointed the British Minister to the United Safes of
America. This Gentleman was Under Secretary"
State when Marquis Wat.s.lastaw hold the seals at to
Foreign Office.

The Fly sloop of war, according to A Canterbery
Paper. arrived on Friday afternoon in the DA%
from Plymouth, having on board one of llonsysatit
Generals "opposed to be either SAIr tit,/ or LW*
or
who was in= •diately transported on bwri
the Sharpshooter goo-brig, which ailed for the
of France, in order to deliver him up'to the Freud
Goset nment.

A letter, dated Rome, Jule 1, hoe this PIS;le""
gi His Holiness, whilst in Genoa, approed a :61
and of the letter written by Quanxerom
if/ Dr. POYNTER departed contented from the Pon
Dr. MILNER always opposed it, but all the Cordial
were abettors of the getteval request of the
England, several of.whom came hither lest wire
to soliCit the Pore to grant their request."
Papers have been received from the (lofted So'
to the 18th alt. comprehending intelligence from lk
British North Amerie2t. Colonies. A Court-Man
has been held on Commodore DECATUR, late of I.
Chesapeake, of which Commodore Bsivamnct
the Piesident. No blame pas attached to that of 6
on account of the loss of his ship, and he wog Oar'
fore honourably acquitted. In the rourFe of '
, evidence it was alleged, that after the American h•%
struck her colours, several guns were fired into 10
from the British frigate, and from a station whew',
°Meer was placed, who must have been cognivonc
this irregular proceeding.—We must aritune, 110'
ever, that such allegations are unfounded and 010'
uious, until we hear them from other autburiiy.
Eight American vessels detected fishing on "
western shores of Nova Scotia, were, early in Jo''•
carried into Halifax, by his Majesty's brig Jasit'''
It is stated, that after a detention of 48 hoipr,
vessel: were released, with an indorsement on
papers, prohibiting their 6shing-agßiti on the ire-ti;'
coast of that province.
It may'he recollected that during hostilities
America Gosernmorst contracted to grant allotmrcl
of land in Canada, at the expiration of the war!'
such men belonging to the North British Regime' •
of Militia as should extend their services t°
country ; these men, it appears, have, bV
misonderstaruling, been brought back to E"Sli''
and it wilt now be necessary to compreall'
original agreement et the espenco of the Ficblic•