The Statesman.
London, England, 1815-09-26 00:00:00

tional Monarchy for the French nation, is now more
visionary than ever. On the subject of the peace we
are told that in the beginning of last w eek the Allies
remitted a note of their ultimate demands, which were
discussed at the Council of Ministers. Lours, the Mi-
nister of Finance, refused to accede to them, observing,
that France was not in a state to agree to such de-
mands. The other Ministers also refused to accede
to them. In consequence of this refusal the Prussians
seized the Museum, and two hundred worktren were
employed in taking down and packing up the pictures.
An account of this outrage on property, the security
of which was guaranteed by the Capitulation of Paris,
is given in one of our private letters. But it is stated
there, that they were not all Prussians who were
concerned in this forcible proceeding. On the part
of Prus.ia, who has restored su little of the plunder
which she has obtained by war, and on that of the
soldiers she is employing to carry on the work of :
destruction in the midst of professions of peace and
negotiations which usually stay the arta of war, we
ire prepared to hear of any thing without surprise;
it we blush to see it openly avowed that British

Aver was exerted to effect and sanction this act, no
less irritating than unjust. A party of the 71st re-
iment, from the F:lysee, is said to have assisted at
;s memorable proceeding.

Of the plots of the party who intrigue against
the Constitutional Ministers, of those Princes not
le of whom, we are persuaded, will ever succeed
~outs on the throne, the following particulars are
iven :—A commotion was expected to take place
Sunda) se'nnight, in consequence of n hich two

Inman(' additional National Guards wore put under
firms, and a number of Officers received orders to
Id themselves in readinc.“, and to have their corn..
mies ready in case of neces=ity. The rumour was,
at a number of the partibans of the ANGOL`LEME
irty intended to break into the Thuilleries to de.
tnd the overthrow of the ftlinistry ; and even, it
s saki, to seize on the person of the king, un.

.r pretence of rescuing him out of the hands of his
enemies. The Governor of the Thuilleries, who
)uld appear to have known of the plot, seeing the
measures taken to prevent its accompiislitrent, gave
imely information to the parries not to show them-
Ives, and the day passed over in quiet. On Mon-
ty the Polite seized 6000 white and green eockldos,
colour of the ANGOULEUE party, and the same
ly the Duchess set off for 01:trues. The rumour
in that she was ordered to quit Paris. Another
rry was, that she had retired voluntarily. making
!Maranon that she would not return until FOUCHE
is dismissed, and this probslLl) II:e ttutli.

An arrangement is said to have taken place between
Allied Powers, the French Court, awl the Prince
MECKLENBORO SciawEatN, by which those who
upon the proAcribed list are invited to retire into
the dominions of the latter, where they are pro-
istal every kind of safety •nd protection.
Major Joust I'IDDIE, Capt. T. Culp's-it., and
or. Cowl/REY, Staff Surgeon, appointed by Go-
trnment to prosecute the discoveries of the late un-
til• nate blomoo Paws, embarked at Portsmouth,
Satord .y afternoon, for Africa.
P prisoners of war at Dartmoor and Fenton,
Ice 4iltlifiPfl their adhesion to Louts XVIII. The
btie Gin 11t1), who obtained most of their
agna-
ree, sailed for Havre on Thursday evening. It Is
;pected their liberation will ensue.
Letters of the 7th of July, from the River Plate,
oe that the Buenos Ayres people were laying r side
'ir pmperalinn.i against the expedition from tipain.
lere were about 32 ~hips in the river from ro,land.
Leiter, were on tilturday morning receivial from
lyd F.xstotrrat's fleet, overland from Marseilles,
led so late le he 15th inst. which state, that the
!et were shout to proceed to Eti3O-iorl. The Non-
farm had sailed on the 10th List. for Gibraltar, on
way home.
It appears from travels in Sundt Amnlca, in 1804,
it some of the rich millers 41111 landholders of
leak() enjoy an annual income of from two to six
Ilions of francs. The Duke of Mosurtuowe,
rm his landed t+c( des, had all income of a Million
'I a half: he has 4f,` sillages, which contain a po-
dation of 17.700 souls.
0 der: to a I'trQe eXtellt are now executing at
~(1, and its ne;,2,hhourltood, to orocide clothing
!he Prussians in Usance. Our Government takes
mart in it, and the whale is transacted through
rate hands.

We are sorry to fild that the favourable report of
le of of Messrs. Moment A Y a‘ni inserted in
°m'? Cr the London 11:tilers, and copied into the
•ovincial Journals, is gr,,sly MITIMPO.S. ; and, we
Ise authority to sav, that :it a meetiorz of the prin.
pal creditors of that firm, held at Durham on
tedaesday last, it tip:reared, from an'exatnimition ..1
ten accounts, that instead of twenty, it is probable
tat there will not be more than five shillings in the
:nod. The failure of the banking c-ocerna of this
emparty at Durban), Darlington. and Thirsit, has
Iready produced the most lamentable embarrassments
those places, anti inflicted ruin on many respect.
de families.

The sailors of the Tyne and Wear still reject the
fi.,!rs of the ship-owners, and assemble it, thousands
,ily, to deliberate upon the subject of their de.
nlnd S. They have not, Itow..ser, committed any
Ltesfs, except upon their own body. Those who
:t contrary to the sb :tem of the majority, are dir--
4aced by haring their j*ckets turned, and some of
Ihem with their faces tarred have been carried shout
`i" roans of Shields and Sunderland, mounted
Inulder-height astride a plank.
Thirty sailorg attended in a body at St. Peter's
Church, Liverpool, on the 4.11 inst. to he spliced in
Istriroonial fastenings with their respective seeet-
,a,tq.

pilchard fishery has been rather more suc-
cessful the last Reek) than it had been before for the
Seam.

,

0,4 are prepared
iLat but we blush
the power was ear
less irritating
lye giment, from
rC, tir;s memorabl
h,. Of the pin
yet the Constituti
'hat one of whom
Louts on the
Lit given :—A co
em on Sunday se'
thousand addi
4th arms, and a
lie hold themselvt
do panics ready i
rl* that a numbs
OR. party intender
et,
mind the ore
was said, to
lute der pretence r
enemies. Thr
inns would appear
ply measures take
timely inform
at selves, and th
Pa. day the Police
the colour of
day the Duch
ran that she
story was, thi
a declaration t
ref was dismissed,
as,
my An arranges
the Allied Po.
Pill of MECKLENE
at are upon the
.she dominions
I a raised esery ki
tly Major Jon
Mr. COA DRE
•• ternmern on p
fort. nate 111 t.
on Siturd .y a
nd T. e prison.
have aigrtified
AbbP Glllllto
tures, sailed f
H expected their
en LP:IPtS of t
ha state that the
their pr., porn,'
There were ah
'at letter, wet,
lnl Lord Exatov
sd dated so late 1
rh- fleet were shot
farm had sail.
is ber way home.
as It appears fl
sd. that some of
ted Mexico enjoy
out millions of j
fr.im hi: laude
are aryl a half: hr
.ms pulation of 17
IrJ 0 der: to
Le 'd; and its
e.t fir the Prussia
es n . part in it,
p-ivate hands.
lon We are sort
the aillirs of :
som-. of the
nd Provincial Jnl
have authority
a
cipal creditor
ils Wedaesday
ale their accounts
that there will
he prmsid. The
Company at I.
lie alr.ady ptodui
we in thoce place,
I.• able families.
he The sailors
offers of the
11411 y, to deli
er
stands. Thei
!Ai excuses, eater
act rontrary I
h. graced by bar
of them with the
the towns r,
Pt shoulder-heial
he Thirty sail
i Church, Live
Its matrimonial f
e I hearts.
pilcbn
14, ressful the lea
Seam.