The Statesman.
London, England, 1818-07-17 00:00:00

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TRKATMRIVT OF, BON diPsiRTE.
Non .WRITTEN BY NAFOL*ON IN THE MAN-
SIN OF t►IR TNOMAR READE'S LETTER TO
GOON r BLRTRAND, DATED timid APRIL, MB.
.1. fete you to onderstand yesterday, when yes
presented this fetter to me, that I would not condo.
mend to notice it ; and that you need not translate
it to me, since it is not in thisiona which has been
observed for three years. -;*
Q. 'fltl• fresh outrage only dlsbonouni this cow.
comb. The Kum of ENGLAND. alone is entitled to
ith me opott an equality.

Heat •ine
3. this teeny proceediog has one object —te pee.
vent your riposins the criminal plot they have been
contenting Driest my life for these two years past.
4. Thus it is. that affecting to open the doors to
claims and complaints, they shit them the closer.
5. Thus it is, that affecting a willingness to pro.
aide one lodging, and build a house for me, I have
been kept for three years in this unhealthy barn, and
no building has been yet commenced.
6. Thus it is, that affecting to allow me the liberty
of Odle* on horseback, they prevent me from to
doing, and from taking esercise, by iadirect UMW
hence the primary cause of my illness.
7: They employ th..same means to debar me frees
receiving any visits. They-have need of obscurity.
8. Thee it is, that after biting 'made attempts
open or Physician, having forced hies te give+) his
fektlatiON nether than remain a passive instrument
void did! moral: feerlivrK, they nevertheless keep him.
tinder arrest et Longwood, wishing it to he believed
that I have his aisistence, whs.') they well know I
cannot see him, that I hate not seen him for a fort-
night, and that I sever shall see him unless•he be set
at liberty, relieved from his oppressive situation, and
restored to his moral independence in what concerns
the nerdse of his functions.
Q. Thus it is they are guilty of a characteristic
falsehood in causing Bulletins to be issued by a Phy.
skian,who has never teen me, and who is ignorant
both of my constitution and disorder •' but that is well
calculated to deceive the Prince and Peep of Eng-
land seed Europe.
10. They indulge in a ferocious the, fresh
earrings this deprivation of theetessistance of ail adds
to ibis tedious agony.
11. Desire this note to be ileent to Lord Liverpool,
and sign yotrr letter of yesterday, with those of the
13th meld B.lth April, that the Prince Regent may
haloes who 11l •••••••••••".`•• is, and be able to publicly
punish him.
It If he does not, I bequeath the opprobisem
tHy deaa to the Reigain; House of England:. •'"
(sivwd) NAPOLEON.
Longwood, Sith April. MIL

THE ARMY OF OCCUPATION.

• A Correspondent, alluding to the romoor of the
Army of Occupation being withdrawn to the frontier
and stationed there for some time longer on French
Mr says--
" You have sated what is most generally believed
in Paris, tbat the holy Alliance and the British Mini.
eters require from France the payment of one year's
espeuce for the maintenance of a Coalition Aimy in
e q
in Flanders and it, 0.444hh.".1.1. As • sin ua non
condition for the evacuation of the rrench retris,,y•
The pretest is an army of demonstration to pre.
serve the peace of the Continent. The object is an
army of observation over the People of every country.
W. trust the French Chamber of Deputies may,
however, resist the demand in a confidence which cast
not be disappointed, that the British House of Com-
mons will not reqeire acquiescence to a proposition
fatal to the honour, interests, and liberties of every
country...
66 Grant an Army of Observation for one year,
and a Continental army will be established perma-
nently, like the Bank Restriction Bill.
ft Means will be found to maintain the army
without soy direct taaation on the British People,
but the laws of the British empire will be subjected
to the executive power of an armed force, acting
under the orders of some chief, who considers despu.
sign to be the only national form of Government, and
all constitutional doctrines as treason."

The Boston Palladium of June 12, contains the
following article :—.‘ A Correspondent of the Aurora
intimates, that the British Consul's intended. visit to
England is not from ill health, but on diplomatic
business, and particularly respecting the recent
ezectsii. n of two British subjects, ARBUTHNOT and
Assonus"Ett."
The New York Mercantile Advertiser of the 13th
contains the following curious intelligence:—`r We
learn by a passenger in the schooner Fairplay, 14
days from Aes.Cayes, that the squadron of Admiral
limos, Commodore AUK", &c. were off that place,
*opposed to be making preparations to take posses-
*ion of the city of St. Domingo. The Ilaytiati Go.
',trumpet continued to war against the Insurgent
privateers; their whole squadron was out from Port
oe.Prince, and had recently sent into Aue.Cayes a
patriot privateer and foar prizes belongliti .to her,
two brio, and two schoraucrs."
,The same Paper also states the following shocking
facts On the 20th ult. the brig St. Sage, of
St. Jar, in Cobs, arrived off the harbour of St.
Bats, from a slaving voyage, having been taken
possession of, by the crew, who had murdered the
Captain, Supercargo, and Officers, and carried her
into Saha, where she was represented as being
one of Admiral Ratos'S prizes, and protected by
her own guns. Haling here dispcsed of her Afri-
can cargo, the nest object of the mutineers was to
destroy the vessel; bet in this they were frustrated
by a Buenos Amen Officer, who seized it in the
name of his Government, and offend his services
to the Governor, to assist in sewing the crew ;
who however effected their cams, some to St.
Thomas, and others to the mountairo.v
Peas art harvested in some part+ of the Isle of
Thanet, and many fields of oats arenearly ready for
the scythe; the crops of each of thee grains is short;
the wheats throughout that islandneser had a more
losoriant appearance, and will be reel), for reaping
I. ten days or a fortnight, if the weaher continues
der.
Tne farmer, in the parish of Pembitn in Cermet--
thenshire, have already begun to cat leir crops of
Wash Widely rocs ismatkably fine bitiality.

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GENERAL ELECTION.
MEMBERS EKTURNED.
AKIRA*. (06.)—Wm. Richardson wed Cu.h Brownie*,
Lterantea (ICe.)-11no. Mr. Piisicibben mad Ho& Mr. Quid.
Humeasaaearas— Admiral Sir W. jewel's&
DANT, (District of ROTOOOI9-It. Great.
lervaanmis (De.)—tieerge Cumming.
Stuta.nro (Do.)—Jebo Campbell.
Domenic, (Dn.)—W. K. K. Douglas.
KIOCVDISRIOIT (Stewartry)—Geuend Janes thudop.
ETA ru OF THE POLLS IN THE COUNTRY.
coo PITT Mr TIPIPIAAILTs I coom or
1141 day..1171.1t 11. 11th day, aw.ir 11.
3994 -

Cakir ••••
Mathew •• 846-- I
Prink .. VIII
Marton bBl
COUNTY Of GALWAY,
10tb day, JULY 11.
J. Daly ••• TM
I). B. Daly • • 1194
Martin 1014
itooKTlr •IP wirstono,
12th day, JULY 11.
Carew 2588
Calelnagb ?50.)

2469
2468

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... 9512
• • 1490
1%2
CITY Of cowls. 9th day,
ay Or IL
Hutchinson 1112
Co!thorn 7:50
Lavigneld .... 712
CITY Or UNIIMICIIC.
11lb day, Jut.: 11.
Vereker 975
Rice •269

Latourli- -
Clements
White


COUNTY LETTRIIIII.Irhe COMMA in this Comte is
carried on' with great vigour. Mr. White has risen
on the Poll—be Is now within 38 of Major Clements.
There was, at first, no doubt of his return. Mr.
White is the friend of the poor, and for these two
yew, when -work was so tC:tftli," he has employed
more labourers than all the other Gentlemen of the
County of Dublin poi together. It is actions of this
kind which entitle a man to the regard of his fellow-
citizens, and Mr. White deserves the full reword of
his beneficence. It is our ardent wish that he may'

succeed in Leitrim, and we hope the Independent
Electors entertain a similar sentiment.

NAI-411, INTkLLIGENCE.

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DIAL, AULT 16.—Came down from the River and
piled the Jamaica, Daiiby, for Bombay ; and Royal
George, .Buckel, for the tiro' ..i•th Seas : the latter re.
sales.—Sailed the Ma:chless, Garrick, for Hotter-
dase.
PORTSMOUTH, JULY la.—Arrived the Old Friend,
Brodie, for Sierra Leone ; Proselyte, Barton, for
Madeira, &r. both from London ; • Jane, (licks,
from Youghall ; Lord Mulgrave, Moffatt, and the
Portsmouth, Cartridge, from London.—Sailed the
American Hero, Clements, for Batavia : she brought
op at St. Helens last night, and sailed again this
morning.—Passed down Channel the Marquis of
Exeter, --, for India.
FALMOUTH, JULY 14.—Arrived the (A) brig
Susan, Orn, from Philadelphia, and Happy Return,
Langdon, from
Ga A VESEN D, JULY 16.—Sailed the Scholfield,
Evans, for Rio Janeiro; Amity, Anderson, for
Halifax ' • Marquis of A nglesea, Foster, for °stead ;
Flying Fish, Smith, for ditto ; Parfaits Union,
Mascot, for Calais ;..Ans and Av,ush., Roome, for
Hamburgh ; Ulysses, Rosetine; A/. Gottenborgh ;
Harmony, Deduitb, for Roiterdses; William, I).vm.
mond, for Pities; Wet. Bowers, Masai'', for R.•tter-
,.
dna;•
Norfolk,
ginis.
Done, JULY 16.—Arrived off this port the
Minerva, Bates, from Ant werp.—Passed by the
brig Rambler, for Gibraltar.

The Courier says, there is no truth in the report
that seventeen Frenchmen, who have been for some
time resident in this cosnetfy, were last week bent of
under the authority of the Alien Act, and were re-
ceived et Calais by Rens d'arnses, charged on sus.
picion of being implicated iu the late conspiracy is
Paris.
The scrutiny at Hull terminated on Monday list,
and on Touchy Mr. MITCHELL and Mr. Gambols
were returned duly elected, and chaired; Mr. ST A.
NIFORTII'S friends having agreed to a majority of four
in favour of Mr. GRAHAM, with an intention, as we
understand, of petitioning Parliament en several
points, which, if successful, will eventually seat that
Gentleman in the room of one of the other Candi-
dates Dow returned. Thus an Election coutest which
has been as severe as any in the Kingdom, yet re.
mains unterminated.
From Petnrsburgh it is stated, that a mond loam
is about to be opened by the Russian Government.
The Grand Council of the Swiss Centeno( Flitter*
has rejected, by a majority of ill Tots to 42,
proposition for the restoration of the Jetaits Is that
Canton.
LEAMINGTON Sm.—This fashinnablo and very
charming Spa begins to fill very fast. Among he
late arrivals we notice the Earl and Cosiness of CAS-
SIUS and family, Viscountess Balmer 4'ox, Sir
.11311:4 and Lady EGERTON, Sir B. MOP ND, Lady
Twang, Sir DANIEL 13 tyczy, Sir" as Stlar•
YARD. Mrl and Mrs. BR
Miss Cots, the lion.
list of Gentlemen of IA
many families of the
provements are made it
Grand Historical Gal,
still take the lead on
fashion. A superb hole)
said will cost upwards
' A melancholy accidet
the Portsmouth stage-el
by the name of Tommy
don yesterday morning,
Portsmouth, by one of t
which, by the sodden sh,
and unfortunately pitchif
the spot.
BELL RINGING.--A
Stroudwater youths al
performed at the gothi
in Gloucestershire, a I
method, composed of
changes, which was cow
fifteen missies, by the '
lowing order,
2, Mr. William Pam
'Darnall' Griffiths ; 5,
Thomas Bliss ; 7. Mr.
Alfred Parnell; 9, M._
Mr. Charles Grimes; Cerldiactsr, M
—Weight of tbs Tenor 23 ciit.set

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to fill very fast. Among he
the Earl and C:oustesa of CAs.
iscoontess Balt RWGTON, Sir
ITOM, Sir B. 140144141), Lady
[IMAM, Sir TiblifAS SUIP•
3RADDYL and famit, Mrs. and
Capt. G4l.llDNI:e,,♦. N. a long
the Army and N , &e. and
first distinction Great int.
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in the place, and r. Illaset's
Merl, and Rene* Garden.,
ta the proarenadeiof rank and
tel is now beildi4, which it is
s of 16,0001. '
lent h:ppened toihe driver of
-coilch (well kno on the road
ny Tit.Mnose), ing to Lon-
ig, about 10 miles this side of
of the hind whe coming of,
,hock threw hi rom the boa,
:hing oo his head filled him on
,A few days agrinnine of the
and a 'Wier f Yorkshire
hic parish churc troodwater,
peal of 'eaters i he grandsire
hkS
f 6,021 good as harmonious
completed in th* hours sod
he Artists, vtatiord in the fol.
—Treble, Mr. Hsry Barrett.;
re; 3, Mr. John Jose; 4, Mr.
Mr. Thomas 1,14g0 • 0, Mr.
r. James &hullo 'B, 111 r. Job's
Wr. William Str rd i Tenor,,
Atio
; Condactor, Thos. Russ.