The Statesman.
London, England, 1810-01-31 00:00:00

quisition and Feudal Rights.by King Jostpw--and I
the absurd and villainous restriction of the Press by
11114unts, in the anatepfkcitittnatin theVlltb.
'lle ',prebend that Wien the people of Spain per.
mit themselves to Mint on these points, they will
iveotually adhere to their true interests.

NAPOLEON has faithfully executed his Treaty
with the Emperor of GERMANY; the troops of
France haviug evacuated every stipulated place.
It feels% however, that a considerabis corps of '
French Imps is to winter on the German side of
the Rhine. NAPOLEON may believe in the fide-
lity of the Emperor pf GERMANY ; but he also
knows that the spirit of coalition Is not yet
defunct.

The Kings of WURTEUXURQII sad WESTPIIA.
LIA have returned to their capitals, and the
Count of Gcrrtona--ci-devont King of SWIDCM,
has, after aiesideneit of fire days at Ilainburgbi-,
proceeded se dris-journey to the place wherein be'
is debtinnel to pass the reminder of his days is mow
arctic tit:
England once had ber King.maker in the per-
son of the great Earl of Wastwica, but compared
with Natiiii.aux, his claim to that title is but
feeble. •

TaANQuiLLITY is restored hi the Tyrol and
Voralberg....What is become of the Tyrolese De-
puties ? When they arrived in Gentian, the pub.
lie attention was powerfully excited by the expo:4
of their resources-4d the 250,000 men, who
wanted nothing to rc.kindle the Memo of war but
„money ! As the hopes of the good people of
iondoo 'must have some object, we have since
got the Pxust.iis A staAssAboa. Op Persia, asid,
the natural union between that country and Great
Britain, are our hopes now fixed. What is the
real object of the visit of the PakilaN Amilassa=
DOR—are the persians• too, in want of money
PRltfcl BAORATIoNS who had retreated, has
gain advanced, and a winter campaign is cx.
,pected. The Russian accounts state, that the sus.
,pension of arms was demanded by the Turks, and
*ejected by' the Russians—this is reversing the
grerkilik accounts. •

BUYING OF BANK NOTES.
I 1 .
' The apprehension of Mr. Dc YONOS ROM to
have tantd of producing the desired effect, for
Bank Notes, in spite of every effort, continue
to be bought at a reduced prim As the actual
prosecution of Mr. DE Yonot for the offence of
buying Bank of England Notes, 'has by• many
been doubted, we have made some inquiry into
the affair, and And that a bill of indictment has
been trend, on which Mr. Da Yonaz will be
tried at the next Sessions. For the information
of our Readerl, we present them with a copy or
the first, end abstracts of the four-last-counts, of
this curious document, in which U ht averred, that
the Notes of the Governor and Company of the
Bent of England, called Bank Notes, aro of the
value specified on the face of them—and that a
Spanish Dollar is of the value of five shillings,
although intrinsically it is worth nu such suns,.
high as is the present priee of the precious metals.
The circumstances of Mr. Dc Yozaz's appre.
hension are not a little enrions.Theseessid witness,
J. CALL, accompanied by the thirsl,.knocked
at the door of Mr. De Yowls, who is by birth 'a
Dutchman. CALL addressing his asestly in his
own language, stated, that he could not speakEag-
Fish, but the person who accompanied him could.
Mr. Dc yo log, however, replying in the same
!savage, the assistance of an interpreter became
nonecessary. CALL, then represented himself to
have. Bank Notes which be wished ats eachange
for guineas, -as be was going to Holland.—
allot woe negotiation, an exchange was effectedand me. rALs; •CRAT Alf lifenst k?t the house,' to
which, however, in legs than two minuids they re-
turned, accompanied by the other three witnesses
moothased in the indictment, who had been wait.
lag in a coach for the result of the trap. Ono of
the three, a Mr. Poseur., was a Gentleman from 1
the Mint, and the other two Officers. To the great
a-tonisbment of Mr. Du Yonue, his Dutch friend
Mr. CALL, who could speak only Dutch, de.
mantled in good English at Mr. Ds Tuts,* be
Bank Notes and dollar..whlch he had ez
guineas. These, which Mr. Dc Towoll p i
clit2l2
they immediately seized, together *M Nth 011
Yoriai: himself; who was taken batik** tar
NrA Yon, and subsequently liberalist 0 indrni
bail.
These arc briefly, as We have been hittseemet
(and wo doubt not correctly), the facts. The
value of Bank Notes and stamped Deflate, it re.
mains foe a British Jury to Ascertain. In the swan
time, Mr. De YoNoz4 who is very far frOnt,llllolll
in allaent circumstances, hasiost hie Bank *ow
and, with them, (lat one,sins of defitaimaw iplip,
esti WWII a manlier WI se !WY igalxqta14 VAMP
moires, The limbic ed Minipill maim *.', flit
frqr fp MiPitlil !4•Pectcd or ovigi #O4 fffiefs