The Statesman.
London, England, 1818-10-20 00:00:00

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A merma*Eut with
troops from Franeeond give a state
regard to the Eitglistroops, Which it is impossible to
credit. The Englifh Infaiityy, it.is saids were at brat
ordered to march upon 421itesid, bat the Ong of the
NETHERLANDS refatiog it a passage through his ler.
ritories, Calais was subsequently appointed as the
place for its embarkation. Such • mask of disrespect
and ingratitude towards the British troops could not,
we hope, proceed from the King el the litvuter.iirDs.
The return of the Doke of Racusa (Mermaid) to his
military duty near the King is again stinoonced.—.
The Journal des Debuts speaks of his being.espects
in Pails on Friday last, god of his immediate re..
sumption of the service of Major-Genersl of the
Guard. The Austrian Conimaadeurtiloinris-Citinigefthe era.
, lisrea
FaistosT, had received orders, a
cuatiOn of Alsace by the troops ender his command,
from' the 16th to the 31st inst. Post.horses stein
requisition on all the roads from Paris leading to ft*
Department'', and all is bustle among electiu tag. ,
agents, electors, and candidates, from one sod 4
France to the other. Two especliiions are pehge.,;l
ing at Rochefort, one to go to China, and bring*.
Chinese to the Marshes of Cayenne, where they are
to be employed in attempts to coltigate the tea plow..
—The other to carry materials necessary for
Establishments, which ire to
Senegal.
The articles from Brnsselt
firm that the Allied Sovereigi
interfere in the ditferem
Colonies. We fear that t
given. An article dated
opinion there decides sti
Sir HUDSON Lowe, at St
nion decides in the same
notwithstanding the rig(
WELLINGTON and the Conti'
wards the Pretty, we haw(
peering in the Public Pa

An American poblica
usefulness, in point of
reached us, from whit
cared in our Paper of
ject still intimately cots'
with the recollections,
many of Its Inhabitant
gave birth to the stoperil
the characters and condi
triotic men, who bore
establishment of its free
1 perils and toils yet tint
lose in interest by ti
end the importance of
the features of the n:
one hand, anil'UnContr
familiar to almost eve ;v
particulars in the cow"
wko gave the first impty
tion, which the care
yet made sufficiently its
The name of PATRIC,
Attalla that have been
accomplishment of th.
neither history nor
the character and effot
Many of our Readers
part which Mr. littri
gination of that grew
the independence of
ceive, therefore, that
duty in laying before ,
his early life, and of
elision. The reselt of
such great interests
iIAmPDEN or a TEJ.L
powerful lesson. It
actuated by honest !nil..
went of despondency in soi, q re, suspeastb
others, and reluctant submission, wherever subleisilee
appeared, that PATRICK Hi:sett stood forth to
drooping spirits of the People of Americo, and to gab
all hearts and hands in the cause of his country. Na
heart but his seems to have been hoW enough to
speak the feelings which impressed the.general vied.
Meson other occasions marked forintrepidity end
decision, hung beck, unwilling to estbmit, and yit
afraid to give utterance to their sentiments. Pr.
Iferswv, in this crisis of her fate, sated Ameries.4.-
The heart will involuntarily admire such wntills and
praise such patriotism, on whatever country they I
displayed, and whatever opinions may be entertained
or expressed upon the question which gate omits
for their manifestation ; for the better feelings of tie
heart are not confined to narrow 'oolitic'. 00
personal knowledge of such men ought never to die.
now few they are! How much does the world Kate
in need of such exemples of disinterested patriett
The Sketches of the Life of Mr. Livia!, 1011
which we take this account, are by one who
fortonate in opportunities of collecting from
remaining coevals of his subject, that pergooe'
ledge which might ere long have been Piped,
with them. The author is WILLIAM \Vila, 4
mond, Virgink thestyleis Dlain,andsuperiol
American Peblicationa. and the work it&
with patriotic propriety, to the young west
ginia.

City. Half -Psi
The Finds am again rather higher today.
opened this morning at 77+ for Account ; after
they advanced to 78, and hue since declined
No cause is assigned.

materials necessary for new
re to be made to the Colony utt
mels by the Dutch Mail, af.,
the cioindpsuetbi nief
y against
tires between Spain and her 1'
Vienna states,
I such • decision has not been I,
d o
ng
it. Helena. That pnblic
me way in the Netherlands,
pour shown by the Duke of
Continental Governments to,
re the proof of this article spa
a pers.
•
ication of great interest sal
his.orical information, Mi
ich we base made a
of this day. It is spun a sib.
tinected with this country, sad
s, feelings, and prospects of
Os. The Revoletion, which
endois empire of America, aad
iduct of those fearless and pa.
a part in the formation and
ee Gusernment, in,the rnklat of
meld, are themes that will sot •
:he progress of time. History
f the events base already mink
national contest for liberty .°0 1
dovnitillt on 1111 °tier,
,ry mind ; blethers ititssr
3 duct of the Intrepid Individual!
pulse. 4 o the bal.' of the Revels.
4ul band of hlograpbiles set i;
known to, tlie Public of Uatiaas.
RICK HENRY mingles' hr this
een sebmitted ; but until the
;his most desirable pabltEitieo,
biography base done jtisticantle
arts of this mpst able Statenabb.
a may be totally ignorantof tits
tit.? took k the memorable eri.,
at question witich. Sully WM
f the United Pates. We cap.
t we shall perfOrm an acceptable
them some of the particulars et
his conduct on tins critical sc-
ot this conduct ate ntomeut whoa
were at strike, and eliclipirit ola
was so necess.4ry, teaches I
shows what even inintlividsal,
rinciples, condo. It was at a al*
y in some quarters, suapeastfa
submission, wherever submisebe
owl forth to raise*
e People of Americo, and to foal

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