The Statesman.
London, England, 1819-05-05 00:00:00

" Qom Dens sok perderr, plias dementia.'

Another of his brother Potentates seemed almost
as bad, but he was less incoherent, and raid he feared
they should all roe the day that they left their own
territories to follow the French over the Rhine, soil
thee aline their snldier.vassals to have commeni rn
with their enemies: he added, that !Ants XVI
lost his brad by se riling his armies to a laud of fro,.
dam, where the dooer of these troop• csealit the
infection of liberty by impirstion. He talked of
It FATIVit carrying the inoculating pii-ciple into
his own country too, which otkerwi•e might have
remained contented ender • despotic sway fora cen.
tory more at least. Ou hearing this the Emperor of
-- started up from the Diet, or ltoyul (*.remit,
and declared he would go home and immediately
make entscrstions to his *object% and continue so to
do till they could have nothing more to &tire. A
fourth appeared to be of his opinion, on adding that
he believed it wes the the only wry (as tae world was
greatly altered, anti still altering) In die quietly
in their hods. From the presence of these Gran.
deer l was instantly, as it were, trensported into
a mot prison, as large as that et Mout:, where poor
LA FATreTZ was so long Incarcerated ; and then,
strange to tell, I saw end was asked for charity by
membe►s of persons of soy own country who had
emigrated. They were once the favourites, or ra.
Ayr the emotive, of the men In power at home,
and were imprisoned by the People, whose protection
they sought, being accrued from their writings, their
falsehood to the world, ■nd their nattering, to the
ty rants of the day, of having been the author( of, or
coutribeting to, all the miseries and murders which
bud been committed in Europe for the last quarter of
a century. Among the Imo of these creatures of ad.
tersely were seve►al insolent writer., who hrd, fur
filthy lucre, put at defiance, for years after 'ears,
truth, banner, and humility, and were now crrviag
for an additions! morsel of Fruu d, and, a!•.•ve all,
for the means of obtaining the loser,' of au ounce
of muff to seseser, as they said, the erects of the
stench masks{ from the corrupt effluvia of so many
wretches incarcerated together. Among .tr,uge.
tttt
ly altered beings was the once fat and sleek* • •
now lean sod squalid„'end the sight of him so sai•
toted we that I was about to Miele, Oh, Heavens
this 1., indeed, retributory ju,ticie ; howeve► slow. it
has arrived, and. perhaps, I did ao call owl, for 1 be.
lieme my own voice awakened me.- Noses,
May 4, 1816. SUIINOLESTIA.

01.1) BAILEY, *ZIIIICSDAY, MAY 5.
IMPORTANT CAA...
ROBBING PURI.IC

Thh antsimig Join Molise was pet Se tee b.a, Outwit a itb
frlb.v.

M. ALUM. is statism the rev, observed it was of ron•id. s-
able pnbite tnipae*wee, Ow hatteforest chartists Orr Priaot
with steals*/ us the 19th 4 psi! 1810. at ten, the propertyrr
Pirltford sod es.* he e..ltrd rvi•letsre th-4 wowed. on toe. nv
named is the indictment.. thrt•rtotere a nia brminton on 0. ar.l
lobetty barer sit Plideeseless diet 111
erelong Ilw PI lowers ass own to co from I:be c tilt ft sth a la:,
nimbus:se the tea is "mews; that he is... shot Ili offer spool
at the White Linn pohltr•hoose s hot, hoary's, the ptner,ry
Was as IN 11r pow sia. D.
The retina.' brine inflect as for his .trfetier, said. Is wt..
Yet, odd it be 111411.etts to take it, that hp •Igeoski n. 4 b,u
spoken sot hr as. as. 1116.0 eel as the chid u.rnoto.
The Learned Jvocc -aid ibis oasis semi wrii.us ne•are.
a • •••• heart paambeent wnald follow a r.mv rrinn A:1, r r..
raprishitiair the evidence, nee Joey hosed. del, tout,d the Pri.
Nowt Chilly.
Mr. ALLIT then sewed to :lw Jeri, foe ihrir ratof..e.ioo,
that the l'sss•sswr►4, hero"- at h....it...1ard the ogrS Cr, e.. 1
had said be boned tb- kw *.der is ssayssaes.

R►NOTAt. 011 LIICILITER
A~•lStfi.
TMiv day, about none, a Aeolian, having I; tomtit:a
sontvoced to various poriettfe of ttaospotte lion, pissed
Meese% London on IMi► nay to Woolafelt. The
iniserablo ereusur►s seamed tecoodlrd to their fate,
sad bore evillest marks eta very wet jes,:t.y.

THE INVESTIGATION OF THE
ATTEMPT re AS!, ASS IN ATE rat DUKE or

WELLINGMN.

The Doke's teschsen. C Pifer, derlated, that hey.
leg (creed frost the tee St. 11..b0t0 late that of
Chomps ig Imes, mad while is hoot of the ins which
(tenths betel wi Abrestes, be perretved a assn l ow.
ing lb. carriage, aosnetiases 'ring qoteker and *ain'-
t/am plower ; Jed 'bet se Geitor was shoat to ant.r
lina hotel, he saw the same man pointing a 04..1 at
the carriage, Ilford the @spinier', awl eso ti.e bro.--
He added, that the man was only three nr Nor paces
hos the carriage, bet that the haws 'wing frighten-
ed he was obliged to direct ell his attanlinn to
and was by that ovens Keynoted from seeing which
way the eau fled . • het that be geoid pertvilio. 11,. far
as the darkness of the night woad permit, the the
penes was dressed likes chiles, 111111 dart coloured
dollies, and • resod bat; hot obit be resold ern'
collect his Welt or his figliit, or whether he had
mostsclorns.

D►naeut, the falothlan, Wiled, that as the tattlers
was entering she este of the hotel, he saw the mass
suddenly raising big right hand on his left stew, and
pointing tide pistol at the carriagev„ ahllh immediately
sent off, sod that by the tight of the Ire he waged.
to nboretvo the assn, oh, appeared to he &boot Ilse
feet sis inches high, about 3b or 311 years of age,
that he was thin sod funnel, had si.ustschios, and
woes a round bat. The sapid ns •vewent of tl a car-
riage, sad a seat placed behind it, prevented th.g wit-
ness from ia.mmliately going in person of the mans
she ran away towards the rue !P. llr.nnrei but bit
cried oat to the guards, %top; stilt !" hat 'bey
were prevented from piersoil the mist, Its reel*.
queues of the carriage having jiatt entered the gate.
way of die Aisle!.
Two persons, named Thomas Carter and Wilihea
Mortis, belonging to the Duke's boosettottl, wens at
an inn to the toe do la iitsdelai••e. Whith they
heard the carriage oetorning, they left I:.e Inn In
order in so to II • hotel, and while prnret (dog Iteviti
the toe des Champ E'ysees, on the 01 hand side,
they saw the bash, and heard the rrpo►t of &f-
-aunt ; and immediately after saw a man running pea.
cipitately along the roe hlstletaine.' Thomas Owner
said to his companion, " I'll lay a wager that difit
man bred at the Duke's carriage;" hut as they heard
nobody call oil, and Wing besides strangers, ansl
fearing test t►ey should do any thing tontlat) wiles
usages of the country, they slid not at the moment
attempt to slop the men ; but meetitig 1011 few
soldiers, wbo were pursuing the assassin, Welltans
Mortis joined them, and the aasilmin, who was a
hsndred peril in advance, was seen oat of Sight.—
Mortis supposed the man to he about dye feet three
inches high, wish a dark coat and metal billions, and
a stick its his bind.

Nett day, she bilge of Instruction, ',landed st
the bowl of the Duke to she bit ihrpneition. Tbw
outside as well as the inside of the carols's, ass vs..
atoined ; but on trace of s ball could he discovered;
and it was supposed the ball bad passed thloggh the
two windows of the ragtime, the glasses of which
were does. and struck against the wall of the Howl
de Cline'', a Ich ass orpnsito in thee of the
Duke; bat no distinct mark of a bail could b• dia
cowered there.
CII:CUWITANCES WHICH PRECEDIM THIS
AITLXVI.

It appeared from the easminaliun taken slier the
11th of February, tbs. t report • llt spread it Corp-
bray of the Duke of Wvlltodton hiving hr-is
: and it frau c.. sin that oho 4tiompt was lb*
11.'11 of a plot which had been formed s lung ties
before.

Colonel Detgls, Aidade-Camp to the Duke, elver%
that being at Canittras on the 15th of Jal...ay, 18113,
be received a letter omit the post-mask of P.ti• on it,
and basing no other signature titan the luttera F. Cir.;
that in this letter it was announced that attempts
were making agaiest the life of the Duke of Wel-
lington, and that a proposal had been made to the
writer to enter in.° the plot, which he refused to
comply with. Colonel Burgh immediately sent this
letter le the Duke, who was then at the Chilean alts
St. Martin, near Conaway. The Doke disregarded
Ma communication. end the letter was burnt or lost.

On the 11th of Februilly following, in she Peen.
in& en Italian timed Chirardi, who had formerly'
, been attraant to Calrinel 114rgh, and 11111 Own in this
service of D. Los Rios, brother in the Spanish Am.
hessetior, rame to Colonel Bergh, who was then in
Faris, and sold him he was the wtiter of the letter
siened F. G. click hid bee. sent to him to Cam.
bray. Okirettli was immediately summoned betas•
the dodge rf Instruction. ll* declared that &bong
the end of Selreo.l.er. 1817. nr I,4l;innina of Jams.
ary, 1818, obi'r corm.,* nut of bit master's house
in she stowing to purchase something. he was me• by
a person shoos be had never seen before, end who
saki, "Is Oat ys.a, obirert:i ?" 0 • being answer.
ad in the affirviatir•, ibis •aknnwu person ea.il ha
hull something to say to hint, and devised he would
follow Ghirardi refused. The stranger then
e..tered inrn ciinaersaii .... chili aim; ask.d if he wits
eatsrL.a with his plar, ; and then ileclare.l t.r resold
fauns. him with the means of living II Ow el any►
Ware. Atter some timber remarks, be said, "it
was in contemplation to rid France of it. most creel
enemy, t! a 1).,k• of Wellington ; and (coniinu. I he)
if you will Ine of it.es party, I will give you money•
and int you in a rnudision to quit mime altogether."
S ) jug this Isis poiled nut • green pone, chick seemed
to contain moor). Oa Chirardi saluting to ruler
into the ph t or tece:ve hit money, the stranger ob.
served—•' You need not be afield; the messes.' ere
so well t►kesh, that th►re is no doubt of their sot.
,etas. If you wish to Aire use yoer address. I will
inform yo• by lesser of the day, the place, and the
hour, ■hess you most be in readiness; until that
moment you shall not see me."
An enquirl• ass made as t• what could ►a the
cause of this onios,tvn person osskiog s..ch • pro.
posit. It el peered that Ghirsroli, oho had bees he
the 'attire s.f sewers! French Otfitvrs. particalarlir
that of Genets, Earelmans, before he lived with
I C lone) Haigh or D. Los Kin', wee chess its the he.
bit of holding c ta dons on political subjects with
the other demes•ics Its the last plate, and that be a;•
pressed • great dislike ■t 'swill the Duke of Wel.
lln;ton and the Army of Occ•pstioa in France. He
erkooohnird hs.ing sold one day, theft. would be.
good thin to get rid of tie Doke at Welliogtos sad