The Statesman.
London, England, 1813-12-11 00:00:00

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" aatormixiet,—New events have placed the
Government ender- the necessity of requiring new
wassiaoes, to deliver the country from au imminent
daagev; to obtain a glorious peace, suitable to the
bow, Of
the greet nation, and to the genius of our
august Sovereign.
46 In consequence, I invite you to exhort your
flock _to Whyte under these circumstances like good

THE- .STATE.SMAIV.

LONDOPet:
ZILCEMBER 11 t. 1813.

•citizens and faithful subjects.
" Itecal to their minds the sacred duties prescribed
to us by honour, gratitude, virtue, and religion ;
and show them, that the new sacrifices have f 4. their
object, to support the .best of Monarchs, t: he
may be able shortly to attain bis object, to
render as happy, Its, ser children, and
children. • . -:;;;" ',t.
41 I expect, Gentlemen, that YoorbibnitatienS
will have the desired effect which they have had
I hitherto.

" Receive the assurances of my perfect esteem,
and my very sincere-attachment.
" The Grand Rabbi, 11. CARLBOURG."

GORCUIII Nov. 28.—General Ferioo is last ar.
rlredin this town with a strong detachment of French
Infantry.
WEsm, Nov. 30.—The Prussian Commissioners
at Munster claim the payments of the domains sold,
w►ich are due, •r to become so. This order hal bees
posted upin all the Communes. When the Allied;
shall have rid the countries on the right bank of the'
Rhine of all the money, all the cattle, all the !nevi-
sinus, and levied all the men able to bear arms, they'
will be well entitled to call themselves the delivers of
Germany.
General Buick has taken the command of Wesel,
as Governor.

COLOGNE, DEC. I.—ln the arrondissement of Mel.
helm, in the Grand Duchy of Berg, which is much
less than that of Cologne, the enemy, among other
requisitions have made one of 1200 hones.
CONSTANTINOPLE, Nov. I.—The Queen or Sicily,
"who was obliged to By from her dominions, to with-
-draw from the tyranny of the English, had remained
-forty-three dip in this capital, under the Dame of
Ike Countess of Castel.a-Mare. She departed on
the 26th of last month for Odessa. The wind was
favourable. During the stay of this Padang; the
Graod Seignior acid the Ottoman Mi did not
Anse to ere her every mark at sow&
being luformed that this • Princess &aired. to be a
I spectator of the solemnities of the feast et
ordered, by special hat/Oche/if,. the home IMMO the
grand mosque to be pet at the disposal of bte Ma*
jesty and smite. A Capadije Pacha, st the heed of
a 'sensuous guard of honour, received the Queen
whither her Majesty repaired la the
greed bare of the Austrian Embassy. A glided
sodan.thair was waiting there for her Mahal,. The
Janiseries attached to the Legation preceded the
time of the Queen. She was conducted back with
the same ceremonies. At the eve of her departure,
the Gra 4Seignor caused to be offered to her, by two
Great Olken of the Seraglio, among other present',
,
a medallion richly set with brilliants, and ornamented
with the tougra, or cipher a hie Highness. The
Queen, who, in the midst of adversity, retail 1
the vivacity of her mind, said frequently
persons who had the honour of being admitt
her presence, that she found the Turks mach move
amiable than the English ; and that it was a sight
1 worthy of being remarked in history, that a Chris-
thin Princess, exited, by Lord Bentinck, should find
an hospitable asylum with Sultan Mahmoud.
TURIN, Nov. 29.—A1l necessary prevarations are
• made here for the formation of the camp of 100,000
men who are to be assembled here.

the work, yet we confess that Bost,iarnsit did con-
tribute to fill up the crater of the expiring rerolu-

tionary volcano ; but then, at the same time, he
stifled the flame of liberty with that consuming fire;
and therefore, however inclined the French may bo

The accounts received by the last express from the
Prince Viceroy, announce several advantage ob-
tained over the enemy on the line of the Adige, a':
on the Lower Po. General Vino entered on the
t7th, into Ferrara, from• which he has driven the
enemy, who has retired precipitately towards Vola-
no, with the design, it is supposed, of re-embark-
ing. He was briskly pursued.
quintal ef—tugael
Frankfort a week ago for 50 rix.dollars, had
denly rises to 84, the Cossacks having pillaged !-
peat lumber of waggons destined for that city, op
owing t. it.by different roads.

On Tuesday as Mr. Rice, a Solicitor, residiniln
Dufour-place, St. James's, was in conversation Mot
persons on parish business, in the middle-roons, asst
the first floor, -a shot was'fired into the back roe*.
which entered through the window, and perforated
the wainscot. It was at first'supposed that sometbisr4
had fallen, but on examining the • room the ball 41
found warm on the floor. It bad, no doubt, beta
fired from the back premises of a house, in Pobiod-
street. Mr. Rice pre inforniation of the dangerellt.
becurrence at Marlborough-street bee
nothing has yet transpiied to throw any light Da the
'subject.

to Wel all the labours of their great Chief, yet we
do not feel at ail disposed to imitate them in

that respect. When the French revolution corn-
'mewed, the germs of universal liberty bud-
ded with it, and which the labours of some

of the best philosphers on the earth cultivated with

so much judgment and care, that they soon shot
forth with so glorious an exuberance as to induce:
one of our most pleasing Poets to mall it a subject '

•f a strophe in one of his admired odes, as fol-

lows :

" The angel Freedom, with celestial win
" O'er every clime new bliss shall fling;.
" Dissolve the M00t111.144t thel‘ reigns . , ,
• " O'er silent keypad's dark timbales :
a' Cheer the black-sitive et lbw horning Ohtfei
" And bid to all, the rights of all be known."

Why these benevolent hopes of the philanthropicit
Were blasted, may be a subject of our future !abase.
To return to France : the Editors of the French 11
Joureits (we need not say Ministerial, or' rather'
Cosset Journals, since there are no other), have
their .cue, they fail not to display to the eager
eye of the sensitive liCench, what we have often
odd is only second to the image of liberty, in call- ,
lag them Into action, viz. Military and National 1
Glory. " Honour," they say (as we should say of I
Marty), 46 is the fairest possession of a nation ; we
bate hitherto preserved it with care, and we will
transmit it, unimpaired, to oar children."
In an article from Pau, in the department of the I
Pyrenees, it is said, that the French army has been 1
considerably reinforced by the arrival of General
Maim coming from Catalonia, and that his troops,
who are represented is veterans under the bawler* of
victory, hare been further strengliesimb by the;
reins of numerous volunteers ; insemsels ..list the 1
French Papers impute what they call the retrograde
movement of the British forces, to this new ardour
and enthusiasm. They affirm, that almost all the
British artillery is repassing the Blitesos. The French
frl
Papers do, at length, though in a very abrupt
manner, touch upon—the affairs of Holland, by
observing, that Admiral VERIISI/IL seconds the ope-
,ralions of -the °thee French Generals:. We -de
our most practised Ministerial, painters of public
events to handle the pen with more success iu the
dans obscure, than the Journalist of the Paper•be-
fore us. The most important information contained'
IA the French Papers, should it be founded in truth,
is that of a dysentery haying broke out in the Allied
troops, similar to thee which seised .the Prussian
eny, under the famous Duke of Bataswica, in.
MS, on its invasion of France-by the way of Chans:'
4piigne. It is the season of the year in *which that
disorder is most fltal. ''' To the causes of the malady
t assigned in the French Journal, may be added,
that of the too free use 'of the grape on the banks
'of the Rhine, of which, no doubt, the Russians
would be likely to indulge themselves.. The French
give out, that thereby the armies in question are
iny thing. In speak.
they boast of advan-
o'er HILLER, equal to
Commenderl. Nimes? ; ,
tbe 'main plan of the'
• sitiite Of things, is the de.
Wig, .bsa little - gained or
time put. The French
NM, from WU, of

the' 20th of Novrithlfrtilicci; if not ;
or ruse de . guerr
ellociliOitsibe de phone.
very serious rn:-and inrith:
, , we recommend it to the notice or ou
' hlahuvi:eorerdialebil:;eniftvaothdigrzeegamii7C:bugaierautiTtiO".:llCreihOtilttyn:ol,4eghr.ii.:Ts;dhaehistiaitsnv,i:::::B3diini:::::42alyt.ll
—.. er..iemse,vf,
ii, ! es . well as grweitiwit., Might etiiiii iii;
'matt), of thit'pople lii flharitiniuli:
,erthiless, greatly
before us: insomuch *bat ..we.shLll ha::
nitlitigiadoess. the moment then our 10.0 extend.
forliews and 'concerns are brooghtnearer 'home,:
To geOnttudi our remarks for this day, on th.„
Frenibt and their Emperor, anWtheir "iirtrells, It,
f." mast acinowtedge, that althoutih the litter basiatcy.
managed the vast force he has had put into his hand,
.....,and which for some time appeared likely to achiee
its equally great object, yet I e appears to know
how to manage the further very .Nell : and it is foi
~
- - .thatlis well as for other eneoilt reasons, we heartily
. . . wish to irr'ssiset Vi ten do, in the way of a peac,.,
Paris Papers, to the nth instant are come to hand, We are stovers of more us( ful arts thee our env:ny,
by which we can easily discover, that greet pains and we-.are well persuaded that we may turn then
are taken to spread a belief abroad, that Dons. Ito abetter pErpose than he eta his. The proposi.
PARTE ig .1111111dd In bigh estimation by his adopted4ties4iMitz solution lie before our Ministers, wlio
eoc -5.,) ; , notwithstanding. his ill success them . iiitlit rid, sear)nettpibli, Of growing wiser.
la- earn prigns, has decimated the r
ti ,
(4 all tile mintitrles wrier *Bich he hes rf . 'nil cometeddio Letter °tour much-esteemed
sitsai
of late. These Papers are assiduous in' contrasting torrespondentorndir the signature of Tutorliv
the evils of anarchy to the blessings of regular Go- i illaitestam, -Claims the attention of every honct
vernmettt ; in setting to view their Emperor's great.; Englishman. A few such patriotic writers, deeply
merit of extinguishing, for ever, the volcano of de! interested in the welfare of their country, may, and
resolution. Now we, who are ..always friends' we hope will, render it..,suote service than the
and advocates of truth,• nod as .selelt are dis- ; whole tribe of Ministerial tellowers, who are paid
posed to adopt the motto assessed bribe admix-' and supported at a cost whietr,..of itself, threaten
able ROUSSEAU, "
Vilma impendere Vero," would, "s the destiuctibu of the -State.
as the saying is, cc give the devil himself his 1
due," viz. that, though to be sure a late artizan in

,
Yesterdays...et. tio o'clock, , the Penne Recur
-held 'a, Eaves at'Cirleop Himmel which was nun.
roosly attended.
The following ha& the honour of being presented
to his Royal Highnesi : •

John Bunter, Esq. his hi .jesty's Conml-General in Spaie.
on hie re-appointment, upon whirl) occasion he received tue ho-
nour of Knighthood; Coinsaissary-Generol George Surging,
on his going as Commissioner for the issuing of Bills ,f (;rain
ea the t'outinent, when he also received the honour of Kuien.
hood ; Sir George Denys. on his being created a Baronet; )tr.
Serjeant Best, on his' being appointed Solicitor-General to the
Prince Regent; the E.irl of Craveh, with an Address from the
City of Coventry t Lord ,Lowther, on his being appointed.
. Lord of this?? -asurj.; the Bishop at Prierborear,h, elect, by
tise Chancellor of the Exchequer; Wand It. A. Da17.11;
.11alest...General the Duke of Richmond, on kir tieing appoii.trd
anverunr tit Luis; (.161.1L -1": en Sir J. iiislop i Lord }leery
Panlet, on his marriage and promotion; Adminil Sir Hobert
Calder,.on resigning the command at Plymouth; Major-(;ca.
Conran, on bi. return froni Indio, and appointment to the Sia l';
Lieut.-Gen. Knollysont bis appointment to the Northern Dis-
trict; Lieut.-Colonel Roberts, .13th Hunan, on his promotion
nod return from Spain; Lieut.-(lien. Moocriere ; Major-Cm.
Perrier; !tear-Admit.' Dedham, on being appointed CAI-
: standar in Chief is the Leeward Islands.

. A,gtost number of Addresses were presented.
, .The PRINCE REGENT afterwards give audiettees to
Lords atsrLanzAcii, Srrixorrrn, and BUCKINGHAM-
MIA; and Mr. rIERRAPOINI. The latter deliverPti
to his Royal /Ugliness the Order of the Bath, and
the Ribbon, belonging to the late gir Was. Miconon;.
The Sheriff andon had -also an audience of it;s
Royal ifighnees, to know when he would Ve
to receive the Address of the City, when tlwisPatslce
was pleased PO appoint nest Monday. •
The. PsturcE itroesT, in Council, has eppoiat, I
a day of General Thanksgiving for the late II 0 aler.
ois and splendid victories of the Allied Armies, to
take place on Thursday, the 13th day of next moot',
(January).
.Sit vessels. have arrived from Carlserona, which
were off Malatoe on the 9d Instant Although they
were without convoy, and were under the necessity
of anchoring a whole night in the Sound, they were
neither molested by the Danish gun-boats nor fr,,:n
the batteries of Elsitseetr. A Swedish frigate was ct
Cariscrona, waiting to convoy two vessels
with presents from the Court of Stockholm to
De of Algiers.
We have heard It hinted that the Duke of Ct g.
sumitus had no authority nor instructions for tit.
grand entry which be had made into Hanover; sad
that Colonel BLOOJETIELD was dispatched to appliV
his Royal Highness that the Duke of Consume ~
who was originally designed -by his MAJC.STY for
that Electorate, was coming to take possession of
We should hear with real concern, that this step .f
annexing the small territory of Hildesheina to Ilan,—
ver had originated with the Royal Duke, or that it
had been countenanced by him. '
tulFbatialiott of Italian prisoners orwar
is nnty
.orders- seleetiew -at likfrtPlC Mii6t, near
Portsmouth. When organized, it is to he sent I,b
Sicily,' !elle employed upon such 'service as the
Commander-hi-Chief there may direct.
An account has been required by the War OT re,
from all Paymasters and Army Agents, of the t'-
rears in their handi since the year 1783. This,
qederstatid, will be published immediately ; and iii
.betieficial consequence will be, to enable the, reprr-
santatives and relatives of all officers who Itavti!.l,4l
br the service within the last thirty.years, to
tats if any balance is due to then's, antl where os.'
say_ at once apply for its prompt discharge.
' Yesterday a Court of Directors was .heid at C.
East India House, when Capt. C. itoiiioun,
sworn into the command of the ship iritsfurd,
signed to China direct.
General BALASGUOFF, and the Deutation
Russia, will leave Brunswick House,
square, on Monday neac.on their return '
Continent, vie Holland. Coast LEV.ti Ott 48"'
dinner at the Brumrick, on Wednesday, to t:

General ead suite.
The late JOILN Ifruasax, Esq. of llampt n, ict
dlesex, has bequeathed to the Marine Society, 5 to
M. r. H. was a: svery old Governor of that accellesi
instltatlou. •
• On Widiesdny seinctight upwards of
two !so'
dyed GOITIOII4, and a considerable number of Dal Lil
emu, marched from I:dittbargh to meet far I"'
Contiasut.

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suoject. • • • • foe is a anglifies.' to attempt i
t seems that the dyne- BOZING.—A seyerocottest between tois won uo • la Italy I
fatal to the Prenian the names of Forms and Westatteriktmak plash
emerity to attempt toe Tuesday, on Ditch* Commons itaar Loogfors(r. ' pined by their General
the way of Champagne, ten fatness a aide, Neither of the spa pasealeo theae ;Weed by the Marian (
in the are, on the eacsferOstilbew Oka& and se oak seer . „yet t e 7 ackeavaisiges that
as quickly eitteedid to realer Ifseoteffeiet Imo 1110111 aVektri! Vargas vp Mei thallemepit
wt Bavarian nrealsts• le ST to is two Opal Ohl y feativia Thee bay 1111
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Russian soldiers in partleolar lave MOW. thoor .1. •IMI UPTELD •• ' • iIIOW of lillswi,,„
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selves. It seems, that these snake are bee is a ,1,.. ukr Intetbrojtelki. latkao-atlar: 7-7--",
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' condition to. ahem any thing.
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ar Mr . iiropit.
the cast% a Zraittif and the ' doeirel oleo . • 4 Vercir.o4 low gs. gm i coentriee, -hail
defends it. The besiegers are oot.to Walk the eft* , MS. cm* s etsbe
.Ithses Meads it Oa Lark trait as eolettied to
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1 delsend the latter is not to fire ots the Win. it Is the si, "emirs4ig4sumastmediet• .....
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The Exchange on Adgsburg is at 181.
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