The Statesman.
London, England, 1815-08-01 00:00:00

E STATESMAN.

we understand, has heard of the kind fate`whith oat
Ministers- mean toffilot to him, and hp written td —........
Lord Ketatt4 'Admiral of the beet, a`strong remon- TO THE EDITOR OF TIER sr..
stroke/ Wan the measure of thus sending him to stc,_iiealen grant that tile soppe4
thedesett rock-or St. Helena, when he 'surrendered 'you so strongly make rosy be erroneor
no. himself in the hope that he was to be conveyed to
9, Eitiland. This c rtrel end orbfrary destiny could •. may not be a fact, Chit the Ministers
. ,
REGENT, who cannnt, conittlutioually,
See ' •utri, 'tient, i not base excited a strotiger feeling of indignation in
• ' killed in lieihni. - i Tielteech.Fellsts ere. rising with the tone of the I the mind of NApoLtozi himwir than the mention of ito act without some responsible adviser
Corp* of Royal Engineers
Seem apiain Jobe °Wield in be Captain, viez Thomas Goverment. . lit has created in the minds of the snore liberal and : mined to forbid Nlai,n..sos, commit(
Nourrt. deceased. i VAltri. JOLT Vt.-+-Gtillenill Mao; Gerard, and humane in this country;,iiiid in all who desire to see
Poe Lientanaat Joesr'S. Macandey to lie Secrete Captain. vice •e. s • • ,• . . . !confidence to this Government and is
oirittrid. i Vainfy,ifitt• Paris ;Teeterriay for the army of the ! gritish honour and British justice Maintained above and to remo.ehim an
, .. . on oar shore, - d
Sleestut Captain tilliudiew Dixon au heCiiptaio,
vice BenlivilYl ik Loire, it is supposed for the purpose of fisi•ts;, its new 1 the reach of impeachment. Ihe lei tors on this subject , ,
risked from the service. • t . , fattlifel followers, when the opinion of
Tire Lieutenant Rog% Arisen re he tireand Captaia,.vice cmitokin,enks. '' ' 4 !Which we give in this day's predication, from the ,
.1) son 'rules is known, to snmefureign devil
To he First Lienteannts-Secoiid..LieateoaoW Charles • Bart, The Prince Cambia (Lucien Boneparte) has retired:l pens of two eminent awl higLly-tesffeclatdo Corte-
•ice Olpps promoted ; George C. Lea is, vice Blum pn-
motedt Timm. 0. skekkon„, eke .1•1,p. mewed; to a country house near Chambery. Ile demanded Ai spondents, will be found truly interesting and in-1 34" what deviiolllion ? Is it, oi at
Charles 11. Bowe, vice Reid, promoted; Claims's' C.' passport from the Como Dolma in a feigned name. i ',reviver We sisuretlly
.ooplat. vice 'fitelhnish. promoted 3 Henry G. Roidero. ;., ale of ovini )))) that the Helena, the most lonely and rlesolie
-I t
%tee Ord, plnMlNt'd t Thomas 61"1"Plit •sire 1111TOTIOPI3 , 1 ISIS ' trWsFotigpr was fetiewed, and the house sursi laws, and tort the Nlitristers, can atone legally decide rocks ;or to Pails, the most corrupt a
deems 41 ; Miteclei•leld. W. Heath, met
ik, „I'm 4 v ine,o, J. &woe. viceitebeerp•rownnterthi; killed r retooled by troops. The Prince Canino having in ! upon the fate of a person situated as Napot.goft was ' those Idles of crowded population coil
don F. Clayeetog, vire Birk, promoted; Hears P. Wulf. I vain endeavoured to escape, at length avowed trims : after his surrender ; mid dscisivelyl as the laws of 1 Undet all the circumstances of his
vice blaemiley, promoted; and Frauds E. Elliott, vice i
Xehall, promoted. Iself, and having obtained a passport he departed foe ; England deny to the Crown all discretionary power ' lustiest, his coming hither-1 know i
.
I Turin, where we understand the Governor has put . art to' the punishment of any individual, Oithoot a he properly considered as a Prison. r
PARTNERSHIPS 11,1‘901.VED, 1
.1. Verlander, C. Heath, B. Ilrolia..ll. Hisiminghnin, and
an end to his jistitrney. ' idistiuct accusation hating been preferred spinet him, II if he could, I know that thi. is not
.i. 4 .
V. Smith. Colchester -`t . and It. Mower, Friday.areet, ants- .-- ! and a.foratel trial' instituted, we cannot conceive a our Island, or of civilized warfare, to.
hin.uvinefacturers -N. and T. Thillwinkle, Weotweesharteeei, COURIER EXTRAORDMARY.-Sara day lnorniox
Whitechopel. colour inanneartnrers--f;. Walittg and W. scot/.
. The King of the Nethealands heavens-erred en the , .
. . : more arbitrary and cruel act than the banishment of lof war, taken peen in battle, or surrender
Itenorane. kimhee_geatee.-W and It. Mapiew. linter-lane,
C. Hill nod .1. ',Wm. brielthelinstotte, Duke of Wellington 04 title of Prince of Waterloo, • this great man to the island of St. Helena, merely • cretion in captured citiezi
alok-uarennagemea-
ml liner. -W. Wood and J. lilts. sererfistd, ceders-se. ?Imola , because certain Crowned Beads are afraid of him. I( lam fully convinced that an honour
and Ii IL (;reen. Liverpool, grocer. -T. Potts and T. Taylor, aml the estate of (Belk Alliance,. I
Sunderland. coal S ten-J. and "
.1. -- If
"hi"'".t"". / 41.
.111, I, Marshal Macdonald it gone to take the command , the benefit of British law be refused to this distill_ onreserved confidence would be all.ptr
..sfiesss..res-J. Loot. and W. Field, II flint-Awry, S.adlintshire,
c kkea...,,,niks_At and .1, Wamon and E. Fletcher, St. Helen's. of the army of the Loire. guished individual, w horn so many have long wished his great mind. Ile was not treated voi
1
Lanerish•re. inon-fotinders-It,Greaves and in W. Askha, Fek- ' -
. A Colonel of the Genii d'Armerie blew his brains ,to see arraigned before a British tribenal, and who deuce in Elba, but the reverse.
Irone, IPrli.bire. sorgronn -S. Campbell and T. liknottain. '
afi-,...i, timber ra.nr. W. Ch• nod W. Leman). st. Phitip's out tester ay its the street of Lisle. ••t claims the 'privilege of Using only as these laws shall
The Confederacy hits warred der
iPi.Aonorrerotenthire. book.eitsr.-S. anal W. Nlelsom, cheese- - - - r dictate, %, e trust we shall Ilea no more of those ac
The Duke de Bourbon is hourly expected at Nerds. . r -
Ifaerass-11. Mann and .I..tordon, Hood-lane. renelotrelt-street, 'As Government, and his power. .TI
ei.nitsa ...es. 5..._,t. Polies and W. 84.4, Wed 11..1.bl'I'Y . Si:Lf ! • ^ cusations, whirls hate covered him with the guilt of Woes scale of the battle of Waterfors O.
The Emperor! of Austria and Russia and the ,
de-is:rim wrgmons - T. it. Macleod a• d E. Moe., Red Linn-'
Infringing British laws and wantonly devoting to
emigre, wire-.i.tiolhi and W. Milward, 11:nhurv, King of Prussia Visited the Duchess of Aegouleree ••rt her their favour. France Is in their
le d-carrier.-S. and %V, Worwliiarri. Wchlasoreet. Soittliwrirk. , destruction British subjects. But all taws whatever
eve •orrs -S. lii,,; wed it Mselgras,P,Q•riathover. So..ez, o not. yesterday. Head of the Bounsions bolds the scep(re
5;... lens- A. Mello 11. Pra3 a d T .1. Lancaster, Old Jewry 1 .!
are outraeed by this vindictive stretch of pooer.- woe& " Ulla*. ire tende odik," ,
—W. H. Newman and It Cooke, Nottingham, drat eas. •We understand the sentence is very far from being the ancient mythology might have mid
• relished at Vienna, and that the Archduchess :1J ARIA
circumstances. 'Jealousy, Enmity, r
Louisa, has, like a good wife, expressed her delved- Use had their 611. It is time for the brew
itatien to accompany her husbend in his exile. This is to find room for jest, end liberal, end'
said to have posed Lord CaerLeaeacit not a little; •
timents ; I am sure, at lout,' that such,
and the delay that has taken place in carrying I r sentiments in which England sioghtte sewitleice.
effect the sentence of the Paris Congress is said to be
- were among the-firet is mist the POPII, liki
partly attributable to this cause.
• lveolodeld dotisinioe over this eemstimoduate,' ,
Another ship may he necessary for the .Archs ties anti uses, the thionso
.. osoliiiikwii;
duchess, if this is the case, and many other necessaries entire nations of BM. - ' Wee 'Nei
besides ! Who is to provide these? Lei the wives Of . •
end I see no reason why sea should Submit
the Congress !Ilittisters decide. - It is tteo- ,„.:_t ~,,,,
and the generosity .of, this great and
N.trot:Kom is to he permitted to take with him three the dispesal of a confederacy of Kings,
friend; and twelve servants. The arnmint. of the than
of Cardinals,
witit a Pop
at their '
bills and cash which he is said to possess is 100,0001.
sterline. We learn that Sir Humors Lows declines If he were even regarded as a prisoner
the appointment of being his Keeper, and we do theirs.
not know what other Officer has been selected for And whose ever prisoner he were,
the purpose. The island is to remain in the hands of civilized war, of nations, and of maitre,
the-East India Company, ukase troops, under that oft sending him by force out of this island
' excellent Officer, Colonel 11ARK WILKS, Will con- If we did not receive him, which is
linue to occupy the bay, harbosr, and low lands ; "PPositinas we should leave him the teem
c
and a King's regimmit, with a Commandant, will be elsewhere; !entre his at liberty, es
stationed on the high lard; as his betty guard. This reigner who is not the subject of our bar
is said to be the arrangement made with the Coin-
never offered himself to he sent by us
pany, so that their ship, will touch there as esua.' ii, pleasure; a condition neither for his
their homeward passage. nor for us to inter.
i ' At the distance of more than WOO ,
Tt its reported at Paris, on the credit of letters from bend spirit does not feel the inveteracy
Milan, that Gemini. BELLIGAnoc, having lately dis. Government against lIANNISAL to be
coveretran intrigueln.farmsr of Boy seeirre, ordered grading, ao indelible blot its the history s
.15 of the persons concerned in it to be immediately Itepabhic. Yet lIAINNIBAL never committed
executed, while the rest were condemned to the gel- to the generosity of the Romeo people.
!lies. At the same time he gave the most splendid
entertainments, to assure the people of his favourable more, therefore, to fear from history -
' disposition towards them, if they remain tranquil. terity, than the censure which Rome
IThe ordonsiatice of the King of FitANca against suffered, and which will never be effaced,
tome of the Generals and Ministers of BONAPARTZ is llistory would be a less useful study
said to be considered in Paris as nearly nugatory,
, by far, if we allowed it no application
not only on account of the escape of most of tne
persons Monet) in it, hut likewise because Foucuz is conduct of Governments and of widow
thought to have connived at their escape. It is oat object, of giving the fall force and
nifirered that I.surnorsite quitted Paris on the 21415, the celestial beauty of virtue and gtnerosli
only the night previous to the promulgation of the inspiring a joss horror againei cruelty Cr
1 ordnonance. The departure of the Dec de Balsam° renders is, se e sa. • tat
stet. this uesory cis L,Lv-r to peeferallle
I (Maim) had somethiog
.of the air of a triempbal
Imarch : his carriages, in which was a suite of domes.. omen, •s•. - , ,ose4.t..
tics, were follneed he two covered waggons. lie .I do uotthat theteliete forcible relleetral,of
was pro. Wed with a Royal passport; signed by the srleats-rs to a fcifitiediaiptitiOnnteni, .
Due n'arearivo, inviting all the King's subjects to ionment of him here, can be jestified.
supply him with ancenor in case °rowed, tie lui prep peritaps, not be absolutely a breech of
ter seeouri en ens de besoiss.
with reference merely to the manner
The persons mentioned on Friday last, as having; t
been condemned inSpain as Liberates, are not the 1 came !Others but it appears to me t
Deputies to the Cortes, the Members of the Pilsen. i losable with the spirit of the nation,
cy, or the Secretaries of State, or any of those dish l two centuries, the spirit of the 4.eare
finguished par Sous who 'Still geroin in the dully.* !Sion of Euffland.' e.-
". • - oesoasess
of Madrid, hut they ere respectalsSe merchants awl he. 1 ... . ~..... .4 ,e ~..4).
I -•• 461/ 111'114.1 briber iacluctee' a p de
habitants of Comtism, who wished to establish Akre.
t
a club, similar to some in Eugland;forthe ptirpbse or
t.thatlie wit' lIC netting,` if received amp
public discussion, and of supporting the ccenstotn. i trary to the Laws and Constitution of
don. seer to the prejudice .of othes Govern'
,*
It appears that the measure of raising men hy beat , ease. we are in alliance. -
That this island, ao so, eminently the
of drum for the militia and army at the same time;
has lately he productive of frauds to such lie ee- !
'tent, by receiving various bounties with impunity, arts and sciences, so distingoished by
that the Commander in Chief has found it necessary thought, so abundant in natural beauty
-to call on the Judge Adyncate General to point out means of study, and in the subjects f(
ion effectual mode by which these flagrant impositions
of his faithful companions, as it has been
lion, is still worthy to have been his as}
en the public may he suppressed. •,
.
s Yesterday the passedsentenceniin
ly.gifted brother, Lucite, and- his far
for publishing certain A
non the conduct of the Duke of RICHMOND to the dantly feel.
atlyersiennn a 'Yin i ;Al t PapercEE' .
Catholics of Ireland, expired. This day he corn- , if he is
willing to to _
forget what he has
',twelves a new imprisonment, for having published
. us, and to remember only g
Wbat is teat
the Resolutions of the Kilkenny Catholics,
Climate
Moray in the Chair.---.( Dublin Euening Post,
[made in our national character, and to
ought surely to he as ready as our nation
Ad./ 29.) generous friends, an asylum here, our •
content itself with what it has already
i.poYeltsitteetri4laaNfinJeHolifv4ool,7c.
ainlidE,24oq;nacritkizseinntaonttlhevicnhtoneuir.,
'her of London, lobe escuseti serving the office of bury all former enmity, amid to welcome
Sheriff. few, who, in their adversity, have rested
It is
with greet pleasure we anneence tn-our mo. lief that
we shall respect ourselves, and
!skid readmit, that Mr. Beans:Ps and Nir. NATHAN
have each a Pupil of superior vocal abilities, who ore humanity, in them.
Drury-lane and Covent-garden. in make 0,44. appeorance.the .ensuitig lesson at the '• lam your's, sincerely,
1 Trestaelia:l, July 33, AIL - CAP'
Theatres RISII

not to be disbanded—Loots begius to perceive he
may want their aid to drive his Allies out of the
country they have pretended to give him, anti ;tIo.
t hole Fteoch people now seem very well disposed to
assist him in this endeavour. We make the follow-
ing extracts from the Journal de Paris, and the Ua-
:efia di:Framt—neither the 11/ustiieur nor the
UjicialGazttle of iaterJay haie reached nt.

NIPOLEOW IN ENGL,

• News from 'Vienna Rive some interesting accounts
of tin. Archduchess Maria lonisa and her son.
When the news of the abdication of Bonaparte at.-
_ •
•Paris. 3147 It , I rived, the persona attached to the Arthduchyss wished
MY DEAR G ASUISL.—Our gad apprehensions are to express joy, bet thin was severely interdicted by
rralized w. are again hori,4l hand and font 10 the ,
the Pollee. The Archduchess, before the departure
Allied P nwirrs. Longs XVIII. has mad* his entry ;.
iof the Emperor for the army, gave a solemn as-
the due if-thole of n,!tilafints has been paid him,
it was in March to Bonaparte, but people would he suratice that she mould not return to France under
groiriv d.ceiveit if they concluded from this he was any circumstances.

DUTCH AIND GKRMAN MAILS.

bel. r•ri.
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Weit• .r• nr• hers assuming the white cocked., Foriase.=3"pri Milts. Of. 75e.—Bank Bends 10:0'.

ihnllgh pint an readily as the lying hypocrites in their . --ulnas—
e,moMotible Journals would Wive it Wined, the A Dutch Mail arrived today; the following are
irrms Inc rake" the tri•colourcd ling with it behind , the principal articles which It Itrings :-...
the Loire. V'.,t! it ht possible to take it sway ?—A ! . Baussau, 3171.1 r 26.—We !his moment learn that
report is spread tl:nt the iii.ig, far from dissolving the fortress of Civet, in the French part of the court-
the army, intends to treat it even with more wen: 7
try of Namur, has surrendered by capitulation.
tine Thirst last time. Meantime thwAllied tioesworigne ,
RP' at disposed this time to make good OH of their ! li.t."AlaMMllibil 4.161 r 26•'"The. 1144°Ce e)i'
rico nry
Hesse-Homburg having been anespectedly attacked
The Prussians, it seffflll, wanted to blow op the in the night of the 12th by a considerable body of
bridges of Austerlitz and Jena ; they may as well Frew+ troops, was forced to ride fur a moment the
leave us the ateril memorials of those days of oar blockade of Lottzwy, and to retreat fighting to a po.
lost glory. We feel our loss the more bitterly when
sition at
we are daily reminded of our trophilm Nnt the
Depback, two leagues from toxemburgh, on
Pala respect is ahown to the relented Woe. The the road to Longwy. The following was the cease
Prussians bivouac iii the Carousel and the Garden's of this event :--A Ranieri carps hating surrounded
of the Luxembourg. Cannon ere planted MI the Meta and Thirerville, the Prince of illesse.liombqrg
bridges, and the private houses are full of spititers thought himself quite safe on that side; Wirt lie
NVe are treated this time like a conquered country.
Russian Commander, probably through seine mistake,
They talk of levying a contribution of 500 millions harm
100. Yet s raised the blockade of Metz to process& far.
upon Freasce, of which Paris must pay
all this does not hinder the Parisian, in their thought: thew into France without informing the
.Prince, he
Jena plenore. Yoe are them every evening dancing , was foe 'time in every critical situation. lissawssiang
and singing their favourite sirs in the f;v•ileus of the : had scarcely departed when the garrison of. Metz
Theilleries.—What wcontemptible nation! i Made a sallY, 'look prisoners the Russian *picquet of
60 horse which had been left behind, employed the
horses to mount some Douaniers and Gene d'Armes
and attacked the corps of the'Prince in the rear. The
Prince wishing to save the artillery was' forced to
make a slow retreat,al ways fighting. His tocsin the
different actions 'mounted to 300 men sod three
pieces of cannon. As soon as his account was known,
the militia of Luxemburgh and the environs signaliz.
ed themselves by *Unordinary zeal. Several de.
tachMents arrived on titel3Th and 14th to reinfmTe
the garrison, and received with regret orders to re.
turn to their homes a, the' danger wig over. Since
the departure of the garrison some hunker,s of mili-
tia daily mount guard for Use service of the plate.:—
The corps which besieges Longwy has been consldcr.
ably strengthened. Metz is blockade tntroe strictly
4hsts before, and the Prince has restored all to its
former order, so that this event, originating in an,
error, has had no other consequences than the losei
shove specified.
HAGUE, Jur.sr 27.—The Secretary of State for the
Home Department, by "his Majesty b4ers, has
convoked the States General to meet et the ilejee,
on the Bth of Aug. to constitutethemselvg4 iissd,
having Ch'oisen a President, to proceetrto the examine.
Lion of the new fundamental law of the kingdom.
It appears appears reedy a fact (and ate extraordinary one
it certainly is) that Ministers are determined not to
allow NAPOLEON BONAPARTE either to claim or re.
teive the protection of British Laws. Though he has
thrown himself on their merey,filpes have none to give
him. They, it semi; are at once the nation and
the national la w, and that cooftry which calls itself
the refuge and the protector* whoever claims the
exercise of its justice, is le be. *need backspin lute
.the ocean, or sent.to linger onto lifo.of misery and
imprisonment, in some dietalst Itunisplrt !
Our letters front Portsaisouth iti-day announce Ai
arrival at that port of tlielforthumberftn.4 to com-
plete her provisioning for St. W.W.I: bhe la pro-
ceeding to PlyMouth.tiileke ne*aosild the Ex-Em-
ror of FitA Nce. The /4fordliirogeriateri has bees*
kr! open for this topics, ou secoutit of her being
ratiargyc_sidp,,aeti_iit.:l*.titi.: condition to receive
the Admiral, and the important Pirsonsge On is des.
tined to convey, than tint Belktorkon. I• 1 scoutox)

•
•• PARIS, JULY 24.—The terms of the peace
nounced lu nor Papers are beljeved to be pretty near
the truth.
.The fortresses to be retained by the At
lies ate Sttashurgh, Metz, Valencierenes, and Lille.
People, however, are convinced that supposing the
reports on this head be well founded, the conditions
stated cenent be executed, as long as the least spirit
Al disaffection remains among the troops, and it is
certain that up to this moment fresh reiJorcements
are continuant coming to the Allies ; as for the fete.
grity of the French nation it seems that the French
themselves feel the jostice of the claim which the
Allies may make of the cession of a line of Northern
forttes-es, and Af some districts on the it:lice; per.
haps the above articles are those which the_ French
hope to obtain. and which have been proposed to the
Allies. Should the reported conditions be founded
in troth, it may he presumed that the slate of affairs
in France may e.,itv give the Allies occasion to
mainsail' a maheieast force there for some years to
come, and to keep possession of the above-named
fort fcriffil.

To C Otftr.4PONDF.NTS.
The Le ter of a Fetus° TO *nu Perms AND A Levert O JOS-
TIC'. a Idres•ed to the Nev. Mr. CoTrost, Ordinary of Neu-
.
,te, on the striject of Fasetua's liteention, shall
0.01W,1f to merru*.
W. Henn oc. f 1. on the surrender of NAPOLEON BONAPANTE
to the Briti-la On‘ernment, sad his future destiny, shall also
appear to-met TOW.

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