The Statesman.
London, England, 1815-08-10 00:00:00

THE STATESMAN.

An Powets whom they represent equally independ. Capta Hastmeam, having on board Rear.Admirak • It will Iv. seen by the fallowing letters, just come
""', it cannot he admitted that a tart of then: hese Sir Geouir ClictiltUWW:g 4ecrifivi, ;Ititivaseto)nln •to Wel, that NAPOLEON has actually been transfer.
the right of dealing and renclutling, and the teat of .• •
the Aorthzsvalserland on Tuesday, was at at,chni. in red to the Northumberland, along with the friends
tletos only that of suhscribiog or Waling subscrip-
tion, , • '
oithout an open contempt of the mast essential the mood no Monday night; at (0 o'clock. It lop. (they are few) who are to accompany him, and that
forms, without the most manifest cuhversiiitt of all rem's, nolveilhAanding, that NIPOLEON had been co. the curiosity which has been so strongly evit,ccd to
Principles, nod without the ititroAnction of a new movi'll without the Berry lit'ads'enti that all these witness this circumstance, has been productive of a
few of nations, to which the .Powers of Europe measerpa of sadden precaution and precipitancy were very serious accident, by which two Ladies have lost
Cannot submit without ipso facto .renouticittg their .
independence, and which, however getteral it may ust4l.4ettsally for the.purpose of placing Mtn out of the their lives. The letter which brings flax information
become, shall never be so on the other side the I
v,
_reach of the Ilabeaa Corpus law, a writ hoving'beee up. is from Torbay, and may be relied upon, and is as
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renees. plied tar andfissend to bring ep the body of 11)00110m . f°ll"s :
Emperor. It is mad the Admiralty havingeabtained la. • TORBAY, AUG. B.—An accident happened last
formation of this circumstance, telegraphed to Lard eight off the Berry Head : a bopt from Torbay hay-
KEITH to 'pot be Pea immediately:in the *Tolman! ft); ing on board three ladies, one gentleman, one child,
avoid being served with the Habeas Corpus writ, which ! one servant, and two boatmen, went out to witness
his Lordship is said to have done just in time to the transfer of lloosesnze from the Bellerophon in
save Iris distance,' and put the- ships at an equally i thelNorthumberland; ns she was sailing round the
safe remoteness from the shore.---One of our , head of the latter vessel, she was met by a Kim's
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letters of this morning says, dinner was ordered at cotter, anti before either was aware of the approach
LI3CRTY tie TILE PRESS. the King's Arms, Plymouth, nn Tuesday, for the of the other, the boat was run down and instantly
Crown and Anchor Tarern, Strand,
Aliens! S. 1815, Duke of BEDFORN said to. be the beatei. of a . sunk. The First Lieutenant of the Northumberland
A T a 'MEETING of the FRIENDS of the Habeas Corpus writ for NarocceN. The mikes witnessing the distressing scene, leaped into the spa
.011. LIBERTY of the PRES. held this !NV, " to take boo
44,.rdan ow on.s• wan. ottani-cling pecuriary relief to Mr. accounts stated that the Officers with the writ Were and happily succeeded in saving one of the ladies
D. LOVELL, Proprietor of the STATOWAN Newspaper, for i Li Lord KEITH !noising for nFITH before he had b keel (Mrs. Harris) and the child, from a watery grave.—
ere embarked ,
the h.vvy bows and severe sufferings, which he has inirorred
in firmlv upholding,' fora series of years, the Invaluable Li- and at last served it upOn Sir EnwARD BObtllft, Mr. Harris, husband to the, lady just mentioned,
Lorry of the Pte.*.
Mr. JOHN PICKARD, in die Chair. ' who formerly commanded at Plymouth, and had ass saved by his own exertiqns apd by the exertions
ResolviM, I of the cutter's crew ; the female servant and the two
come to that place on a visit to Sir JOHN DUCK.
That it appears to this Alerting, ibat Mr. D. lervell. the Pro-
Pll.4oorearwrahltlishn gearf the S
ause T AJEv;sIA744.
letnyilellivisaornrorel;i.rne: WORTH. We are unwilling to believe, thnuo, it it boatmen were also saved; but the other two ladies
Ca. sustained an imprisonment of Pour Year' and a war in the thus currently affirmed, that the British G„,,,,rmnetit (both young) an aunt and a niece, sunk to rise no
(UM of Nelfgate. for what have been deemed three separ it.dth have been proved not only to hove been un-
LiheK, and wi. could avail itself of so milerabl.s an pipe liettt as it is more.
intentional% libellous on his part, but in one of the three raw.% stated in these accounts to have adopted, in order to The following letters have been received to-day.
the insertion was during his confinement, and entirely without
IPS knowkdp. deprive any individual whatever, who appealed to. As they relate to the trans.fesoot NAPOLEON frornt he
That ii is the opinion of this AlcelinK, that it is nn indispeo-
,. its generosity, or sought the protection of outlaw, of Bellerophon to the Northumberland, we give them
sitde duty an the put of the Adygicale.g.f the Libett% of he
Press to indemnify Mr. Lovell Fur the lo4ses he has incurred in what is not denied to the gentlest of mankind ; it here : •
maintaining his steady and inflexible patriotism, and for his
unwearied and Sim assertion of the Constitution. Rights's( the would give to an act, which, in its hest shape, ear- TEIGNMOUTH, Ara. B.—Yesterday, at Two
People during the whole period of the publication of that vainly reflects
upon oar o'clock, P. M. I saw BONAPARTE taken from' -on 1
no great degree c 4 credit
Journal.
That these exertions of Mr. Lovell in the cause of Liberty, country, the appearance cowardly 1• pearance of the moat
Truth, and Justice, independent of his suferisigs nod losses, en.
title him to the !marked :mention and support of the Public, justice. We say we are unwilling to believe the 'by Admirals Lord Kurt and Sir G. Cocaleasr,
and that this Meeting ticcordinelv feel great pleasure in pro. .
two French ladies, and two French Generals, and.
erotism sod recointreilding the Subscription already commenced , Prince Regent of ENGLAND would r •
stoop to -remelts
to his behalf. which wou:d draw from h m his sanction to measures sent on board the Northumberland. •
That at no epoch of the civilized world has the independent
His Majesty's ship Tonnant, with Lord KEITH'S
exercise of the Liberty of the Press promised to roofer so. much so little in conformity with the Constitution which
benefit on Society as at the present p grind; it is. Ciento. e,
has sworn to preserve, and with laws which , red flag lying at the mizen, was stationed in the
highly incumbent on those who revere that Levert• to mattifest he • t
a firm and ready support in behalf of every Mali who has and neither he nor his Government can alter, or
shoed : centre to soperintendlthe transshipment,andsopported
may hereafter assert that mast essential bulwark of the lade- mind freedom of m ,iikind. ' seek to avoid ; but we cation! refrain saying .' hi sas below A scho ner and acts -
it ha, by his Majesty ss p . o !
That Seven Gentlemen be appointed by this Meeting to act as . ; ter kept sailing about to keep off boats that bad
a Cninmitee, to carry into effect the objects of the foregoing indeed surprised us to observe the !toothy, in .regard :
Resolutions. to this great onestinn, which has hitherto
prevailed come from the thore.
(Signed) JOHN PICKARD, Chairman. • •
Resolved Unanimmolv ! among those to whom the people of this country have, Ceylon frigate. Morgiana stoop of war. •
That the thanks of the Meetingt
he given to the Chairmaa fur , * 0 Torment man of war. 0 • •
etuaductirg Impartially the proceedings of this evening. - • , since the Revolution, been in the habit of looking op
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a
--for the
_preservation of the igitegrity of the Cnnsti- ' &typhoids frig. Northamherland, 71. penereptios, fe;
SUBSCRIPTIONS RECEIVED: I
• lotion, and the observation of ins most sacred instie c:.
0 0
it on.Whitbread, Esq. Wm. Siodoo, Fag. .020 0
M. P. 2100 0 Mr. Pickard b 0 tutions. Crotii(l6:lllD4 1:11 the extraordinary dreamie lamas frigate.
Sir Gilbert (tenth. mr. S. Perry 6 0 0 ..
rote, mot M. p.. 50 0 Mr. Wi.bort g 2 stances of Boa tPIRTE'i fall from Empire, qncl.ialto " Myrmidon ennp of war. Store Ship:
T.W. Coke. Ksq. M.P. 50 0 Mr. Walker 2 2 0
2 2 connection which his appeal to our taws and the
Sir F. Burdett, Bart. Messrs. Pallor
• PLYMOOI'V, AUG. 8.--effis Majesty's ships Ton-
Dl. P. 50 0 Mr. J. Celltno 2 0 honour of the British nation, has established between , ---
J. B. Month. Esq. Mr. Harding . . 2 2 Alllilet Bellerophon, Eurotas, and Myrmidon have
Coley Park, Reading 20 0 Mr. Case 1 0 himself and these, in spite of the trar•whick a most !I __. ___.: •
Y. Z. 40 0 W. 1 1 irrestionahle •
policy has attempted to interpose, node Lte
• JOU Mt a rllLna to port, after transferrieg BONAPARTE
aIeDIDDPIDEIPOWIPI4•4O* Os D. Seel .... -Imesisea• , the Northumberland. The latter ship, amended
Zarl Stonhooe 10 0 Mr. It. Luk l of the late great events has struck las with more este• ' r*--
Ydw. Austin. E•4l 20 0 !1ta1.% Lampert 1 1• by the si7lon and Bucephalus frigates, and the Nor-
Jas. Perry, Esq. Chro- - Mr. F. 1 1 nishment than to hear of nano of the descendants of r--
ni. le 10 0 Mr. Poelps I I 1
g.pa sloop of war, are
,now off the Start' Point,
Mr. Furdham .30 0 i•wr: Swan 2 2 those illustrious men whys raised the fabric of our li- 1 treating for the Preitirouth atore-ehip.
A. IL . 1.1 OiT. B. ti' 2 bertins and our safety, and *Mal it with their Mead, i' -
Idessre. Moab aid T. N. -
I 1
Son 10 to Mr. Thompsou 1 1 giving instances. at the present eventful crisia, of their • • Jogai we were about to enter on oar discussions
Major Cartwright 10 0 W. T. 1 1
John Johnson, Esq. 10 01 John Fitzgerald. F.sq. 3 0 desire to preserve that Conatitution inviolate which en the slate of Fiance, which daily discloses more
Was. Hallett, Esq. 5 0 J. P. Grout, Esq. M• - P
• 5 5 their forefathers bequeathal, and to 'Wind, ate appalling teatores of discord, and the lurking embers
Lord in 0 A. Grant, Foe. 2 2 . •
W Janes Burdett, Esq. 5 5 1 W. A. Miles, Esq. 5 5 blessings to all who appeal to it for iprotectina. of 'evolution end wart we were arrested in our ape.
Thos. Northmore, &rt. 5 5 Small Sattwtitmls I
Mr. Bird 3 3 by Mr. dam's Our truly respectable and !ponied Correspondent, culations by the arrival of fresh French .Papers to
Mr. Murray 5 5 Friend 410 as r•
Mr. LAPEL Lorry, from whose liberal pen we to.day Tuesday last, the most prominent parts of which Our
Massey Daw6oa, Kiq. 5 b Compositors, Press.
,
Hee 5 0 meta, /Le. at the give two more original letters, and who. we perceive time ands pace will only allow us to give as Yoder:—
Mr,Mr. Waiihmao 5 5 Snot-man Office 810
Mr. Galloway 5 0 Earl Grey 20 0 has published another no less ititerestine one no the , PARN. Ave.?.
Mr. West .5 5 GUI:. filmidell. Eo t.
some subject in the Morning Chronicle of this ,i,), ' mufti" "T"A"Ru'N"Y• ""'Y men"'"g•
Mr. Hoppe 5 5 t of Lice, near Liter-
Mr. Mon 33 I p0..1 20 0 which we shall also insert to-merrow. hos indoed Marshal Outlittot yesterday passed in review se.
Mr. Kenunish 2 2 Mr. Hancock, Not. I companies of grenadiers and chasseursof
C. 2 2 tincham 10 0 brought the subject of this disregar.led aprient to our ve" g the
Old Guard.
silasraptio-q received by Mr. Allegation Wood. Falcon. laws, and the forcible suspension of them nod all
square, Lominn 3 Samuel Brook•, Li. Strand; Mr. Ridgway, ,
iggok.eller, Pircadlils; Mr. We.t, New it..swell-co 11. Cores.. national law whatever, by our Ministers, before the
Street; Mr. A. adl was. Halb..ral Mr. Ham. Salkhury- : British " ... . •
di
square. Fleet... Keel ; Mr. Hardy, Pmee-street ; at the II ir of g
oi-crown sad Anchor Tavern, Strad; toe Office t unite in a most musty manner, and has
"1 flay' been followed by several able hut anon Cor.
'-•• ST•TIIIIWAN Newspaper; awl by the Secietary, 45, Lunt- iy
'al streik Southwark. 1 respondeets in our's And other ropers. Such men
deserve the thanks of the community. Had II r. .. w latTe
nnEAD lived, who " should have died hereafter,"—but
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his spirit is not yet extinct—the SIDNDYS and the
•
•• • Rev eLs have yet a voice to elevate in favour of
•• • i liberty and justit•e, where it will yet he heard with
...
effect. Let us believe that what is stated of the
KS head of the noble House of Russecr. is correct;
;l} though the effort may be unovailing, it will prove
itti that the honour of England, and the prieciples which
ti I actuated his ancestors, are not indifferent to the
Duke of BEDFORD. For, let us suspend our narra.
STATESMAN N. t4irreirialveeisaild.l6l-1...--

The undersigned requests Ms Highness Prince
Sietternkh, in his capzeite of President of the Cn►•.
Kress, to lay this note before the other Plenipo-
tentiaries, and to permit its inset tion in the•protoco!
of conferences. •
lie embraces this oppnrtunity of renewing to Ms
Highness the assurance of his hi4l) consideration.
(signed) I'. GO OliZ LABRADOR.
View:). June 5, 1311.

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Count LavaTette has been transferred from the
Prefecture of Police to the Conciergerie.
Soma of the Journals announce, that the King of
Prussia has issued a decree for a new• levy of 60,000
men.

J. A. JUCK ES. Jun. Secrytlrv.

Mails.
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O . Holland
France

Due

Several arrondissements of Calvados will be dis.
armed by the Prussian troops.
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Since the return of the King more ctjaa•six mil-
lions of 20 franc pieces in gold have been struck.
The Duke of Angouleme, by a Decree at Thou-
' louse, has ordered the veductinn of the associations
known under the name of Federations, &c. to take
place on the 28th of this month.
Last night; after same assemblages, severe! piedes
of cannon were placed in the Flower Market. A
great number of Prussian soldiers also bivouacked on
the Pont-Neuf.
Gen. Labedoyere was yesterday conducted
tp•pii-
son, where he will be detained.

PRICE OF sTocKs THIS HAY AT ONIC O'CLOCK.
Baal 1.-.Blg. Ann. 14 7-16
3 per Cent. Red. 5611, India Bond. 1 2 d
d per Cent Cons. 66iii glebe(' o et. Rill. par
4 p.r Cent. 721 ()minim lii}
b per Cent. Navy 8:0 COMA, for Acc. 56111

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the transportation of a man, a Sovereign, who has
thrown himself on the protection of English law and
British generosity, an act by the Executive Go-
verinnent of this country, during the proro-
gation of Parliament, which, if it can be carried
into effect without remonstrance, may lead to 'a
system which hereafter may be extended to nny
person who may become obnoxieux to that Go-
vernment. England, for the first time since the
foundation of her Monarchy, refuses her sid to
a suppliant, who, in the hour of adversity, relies
upon her proverbial generosity, and who was
promised, by a British Captain, a safe convoy to her
shores. If the Executive has the power to act thus
towards a man, after the war against him, and his
power, has been declared to be terminated.—
that power should 'be made manifest by other means
than by force to those who on constitutional princi-
ples doubt it. That the Dey of Awn:es if he had
Bobtaet axe might banish or destroy him, no one
can doubt; but it ought to be as.Prtained, whether
the King of a free nation can do. ane
eit snotac,t,w hbiucthe,otnil.l
better informed upon the subject, we
cider as a most arbitraty one. But *e shall argue
no further at present.

LONDON:
TUURSnAY, AUGUST 10, 1815.

We have lately had occasion to make some re-
marks on the many instances now anrded by the
French Papers, of that worst of all moral degrada-
tions, the prostitution of literary talent to aid (hp
cause of despotism and effect the utter annihilation
of all that the Press, animated by the spirit of good
and wise men, -has been so famous for upholding,
and for cherishing in the hearts of mankind .in all
vas. We have lamented to see the pen aid tho
Pinks employed for the purpose of supporting ty-
ranny, and vilifying the friends of freedom in a
country where they have both laboured with such
zeal and advantage in the cause of liberty and uni-
versal right.
We have lamented to Witness this baleful attempt to
make the tree of good and evil produce evil alone
and whilst it continued to check the issue of good
and even to change the nature of the better qualities.
to cast the shadow of oblivion and deception over al
the examples that prompt to patriotism, and the deed,
that hon.:ur and bless society. We lamented mon
than we blamed; for we knew the cause of the nuns-

BONAPARTE'S SENDING OFF.
The Papers of this morning state, that the North-
umberland haring received the late Emperor of
FitArica on board from the Bellerophon, ou Monday
morning last, off the Start, sailed for her final de-
stination immediately after. But oar Pert letters,
since come to hand, and other communications which
we have received from persons who have used much
expeditinn to be on the spot, and to transmit the
earliest and most correct information to us, assure
us that N %POLEON was not only still off Berry Head
(Torbay), on Monday evening, but that he was in
the same situation even on Tuesday morning. Every
preparation, however, was making with the utmost
etpeditiett for sending him off to St. Helena. The
Pay Clerk sailed from Plymouth Sound in the Admi-
ralty yacht on Monday afternoon to Torbay, for
he purpose of paying the Northumberland prior to
her sailing for St. Helena. The Horatio frigate,

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