The Statesman.
London, England, 1815-07-05 00:00:00

TM STATESMAN.

Fedor:ties end National Guards have resolved to pro-

NAVAL INTELLIGENCE.

tect limit city from the menaced destruction,—if
such emigre has, indeed, been held out,—the

struggle Is )et far from over► and neither the
Allies nor Louts XVIII. may dictate from the

DEAL, JULY 4.—Arrived the Pgladcs sloop of
war, from the westward ; William and Afary and
Ilfracombe transports, from Diver, bound to Ant-
we►p.—Sailed the Good Ilopc, Napier, for Bengal;
and Pandora sloop of war, with ten sail of trans-
ports under convoy, for Antwerp.
l'orriodut:Trr, JULY 4.—Arlived Lis Majesty's
ship Rosario and ,llisletoc, from a cruihe.—Sailed
hiy Nlajesty's ships Curlew and Pickle on ditto.—
Came in three colliers.

Thailleries.

The letter of the Commissioners

appointed to conclude a peace, addressed to
Niter Br.ucuEu, and announcing the abdication of

NAPOLEON, is given in another page. Lord IVEL-
LTNGTON's diwatcliPs are still silent on the subject of

these propn,i,ions. The reqaest of the Commisbinners
bas certainly not been with. And the Pro-

clamatioo from Lou,i XVIII. iisued at Cateau

Cambresis, countersigned by his War Minister
CLARKE, the Duke of FELTRE, leaves us less hope

PLYMOUTH, JULY 3.—Camp in the French chasse
maree Le Trois .Antrcs, from St. Martin's, with
wine, &c. prize to his Majrsty's ship Hyperion ;, the
French chasse maree to Angriglic, in ballast, prize
to his Malesty's ship Rhin ; also the Russian ship
Ilenriettn, from London, having carried away her
main and mizen topmasts.—Arrived his Majesty's
ships ringettr, Glas.l.ozz, and Peloris, from the east-
ward.—Sailed his Majesty's ships EricMaus, Tay,
Peraris) and Zcnobia.
FALMOUTH, JULY 2.—Arrived the French brig
La Pourroyance, from Brest for Nantz, taken with
six others on the 281'n ult. by his Majesty's ship ce-
under the tri-coloured (lag ; also arrived the
French transport, No. 749, from Cherburgh for Brest,
with hemp, anchors, and staves, prize to his Ma-
jesty's ship Rhin. The Nimble cutter has sent into
this port the French chasse maree I! Amiable She
has captured several others of the same class with
brandy, wine, &c. all under the tri-coloured tlag.—
Arrived several coasters.

than e*er that he will treat %iih the present Chem-

berg. Ilis Parliament and big Cnn.titution most be

restored, and all aho hare opposed this, or shall oppose

it, are denounced as guilty, and are to be visited with
the severest punishment of the law. In this Protla-

rn.rion there is no ackno%lerlement of errors corn..

mired by the King's Government. This was a slip

which gives us some insight into the varying nature of

the Councils which still distract the Cabinet of Louis.

The Proclamation, which acknowledged errors on
the part of the King's Government, was signed by

TALLEYRAND. That Minister has all along been
solicitous of inducing a belief that he was not the

chief adviser of his Majesty, and that the measures

and intrigues so obnoxious to the French people,
originated with the Count de IlLacas, the emigrant,

and Household Minister of Louts for many years.
The friends of BLAcas deny this, but he has been
removed from the situation he held to give room for

a full exercise of the talents of TALLEYRIND,
who, whatever may be his political sins, has not

COTE OP CoRK, RINE 29.—Arrived his Majesty's
ships &Italian, Lightning, Martin, Britomart, and
Constant, from a cruise.—Sailed his Majesty's ship
l/tyrtle sod Shamrock.

given many proofs that he is made up of fere.

city. But still vengeance, general vengeance, is,',
threatened, and what was mercy before, is now
to be changed to an overwhelming fory in .every I On Saturday the Duke of BEDFORD called at Carl-
Kayt to-House to pay his respects to the Yams RODENT
suitable to that policy which is so strenuously ' and the Princess CHARLOTTE, on his return to Eng-
recommended by the Editor of the Times Newspaper. land. Ris Grace was accompanied by the Marquis
Do the writers of these denunciations imagine that and Marchioness of TAVISTOCK.
the great mass of the French people, and their Re- , The mortal remains of the late gallant General
presentatives, who are included in the proscription, Picrox were conveyed on Monday from his house its
will voluntarily arm his Majesty against themselves ? Edward.street, for interment, in the burial-ground
Errors, the most fatal of errors, seem still to cha- of St. George's, Hanover-square, on the Uxbridge
!road. The inscription out the coffin stated his age
racterise the Councils of the unfortunate Loon.
at 57 years. The hearse was drawn by sic horses,
We have received a great quantity of German followed by sit mourning coaches, and fourteen
Papers to-day, but they do not confirm the intellis private carriages. Chief mourners, the Rev. Mr.
Bence in the Brussels Papers to the 31, of two " brit. P —RWARD PICTOIf, brother to the deceased, whose
Haut victories" having been gained by the Aus- appearance was loudly cheered by the populace,
trials and Miamian armies over the French near „and Major %VtLt.t.43l9 ; followed by Major-General
asstitox, Major-General Sir W. STEWART, Lieut.-
Landau and Besancon. The accounts in the latter td
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Colonel att,tast WILLTAMI, Colonel lhowoon,
Papers state, that she Bavarians had attacked the Lieu-Colonel
PLYDELL, Captains TAYLOR and
enemy at Landau, and the Austrians bed also com- Rzci, Aids.de.Camp, &c.

menced hostilities in the direction of Berioneon, in

Sundny afternoon Mr. A'CoURT, Charg‘ des

both of which instances the enemy had been eons.
pletely beaten ; that in the former they had lost
tOOO men, and '2O pieces of cannot', and that hosti-
lities had begun on the whole line as f•ur as Basle.—
Arras had opened ha gates to Louis XVIII., bat

Afiaires from this country to Sicily, 'raved at the
Foreign O'Sce with dispatches.
• Dispatches from Admiral Lord UMOUTII were
also received, detailing the operations of the fleet
under his Lordship's orders off Nktples, and the
Italian coast.

,Lisle still held nut. The victory of Waterloo has
certainly operated as a quicket►er on all the
lagging armies of the Allies.--They appear
now to be all eager to be its at the death.
The accounts from Italy say the Austrians have
opened a passage into the very heart of France; but
though sse have more Proclamations to the armies,
both by ScitIY.ARTEENBLRG said BARCLAY DE TOLL!,

Dispatches were on Stturday brought from Lard
CHARLES STEWART, at Vienna, by GREESWOOD, the
Messenger, who left that capital on the 21st, and
Itati,hon on the 26th. Toe Austrian army was in
full march to join the Duke of WELLINGTON.—
GREESWOOD met Lord CASTLEREAGH on the road,
about three miles from Rochester, to whom he gare
all the dispatches which were intended fur his Lord-
ship.

informing them of the himours and advantages ob-
tained by the British and Prussians at Waterloo,
they still refrain from making any mention of the
BOURBONS. The Austrian General bestows plenty
of abuse on BoNArAtar., hut states it to be the in.
tention of his Court to adhere to the Treaty of Pa-
ris. This will toot agree with the demand of territo-
rial securities from France.
It is strongly suspected that BoNApAwn has made
his escape from France. The conduct of Govern-
ment, in sending out all our cruizers, with strict or.
ders to search for him, proves that they entertain
this opinion. America or India is presumed to be his
destination. In these new won Ids for enterprise he
may become as formidable as lie has proved himself
in the old. But we cannot suppose that he would
easily resign his hold of France, or that in her pre.
sent unexampled situation of danger she would
voluntarily deprive herself of the benefit of his ta-
lents.

We understand Mr. Serjeant MOORE will succeed
Mr. Justice Fox in the Court of Common Pleas,
Ireland, and Mr. IV.D.GRADY, Baron SMITH, in the
Court of Exchequer.
Lord GEORGE BERESFORD is appointed to the
command of a brigade, under the Duke of WEL-
LINGTON, consisting of the c2d, 3d. and 4th heavy
horse, and will leave town immediately, on that
service.
It is said, that in consequence of the death of his.
Serene Highness the Duke of BRUNSWICK, the
English Hanoverian Government still have the Ad-
ministration of the Duchy of Brunswick, as Guardian
to the Hereditary efillee during his minority.
A deputation from Liverpool has been employed
to induce the Minister to dispense with the law which
prevents Captains of ships from receiving litters,
without their pas..ing through the Post-office, and a
postage being paid upon them. The Minister has ac-
ceded, and a Bill is to be brought in, which will pro-
bably go through all its stages in the Commons this
week ; and under it Captains and Masters will be al-
lowed to receive letters without postage, the revenue
being to be satisfied by a double postage on those
that are brought to this country.
The Brevet Promotion which was supposed to have
been suspended for the purpose of preventing some
questions in Parliament, which it would have been
difficult to answer in a satisfactory manner, is, we
hear, now to be brought for Ward immediately, by
%shirt' the lieutenant-Generals of 1808 will be
made Generals (this will In clilifettle.4Marquis of
Am:l.mA). The hlajor-Generals of 1810 will be
made Lieutenant-Generals, and the Colonels of
1813, Major-Generals. This will be followed by a
brevet promotion of the East India Army.
The public grant proposed to be made to a cer-
tain illustrious Personage, seems to sanction the old
quibble, that matrimony is a malter-o'-money. -
At twelve o'clock on the night on Thursday s'en.
'night, the paper-mill of Mr. Palser, of IVotton.
Underedge, in this county, was discovered to be on
fire, and in two hours was reduced to ashes, not-
withstanding the utmost exertions were used to ar-
rest the progress of the devouring element. The
premises being also used in the clothing business, the
whole of the machinery, wool, Etc. together with a
quantity of paper, presses, and other materials,
were totally consumed. Suspicior, is entertained of
the fire having been maliciously occasioned, and no
pert of the property was inzured.—(Gloucester
Paper.) . .

Lord CLive, who had been sent for by express. ar-
rived in town yesterday from Puivis Castle, and
will, we understand, set out this evening for the Con-
tinent, to act as Secretary of Legation to Lord
C.astr.cut...tGiv.—(Morning Post.)
In consequence of the f►ll of Sir Taos. Picrox,
Wit. OWEN, Bart. of London (a relative, we believe,
of Sir JOHN OWEN, Bart. M. P. for Pembrhkeshire)
and JOHN Jcrxe.s, Esq. of Ystrad, near Carmarthen,
have offered themselves as candidates for the united
Boroughs of Pembroke, Tenby, anA Wilton.
Of the 79th regiment, not more than ninety-sit
non-commissioned officers and privates escaped un-
hurt in the battles of the 16th ai►d 18th. The regi-
ment, on the 16th, before hostilities commenced,
was 800 strong.
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The Lords of the Admiralty hate ordered a Court
Martial to assemble at Sheerness, for the trial of
Captain R. H. Roam, of his Majesty's ship
Dover. The charges to be laid before the Court
are, for receiving on board the Dover, from Mr.
Mir, , Master of the Norfolk transport, the car-
penter of the Norfolk, and causing him to he punish-
ed with several dozen lashes, without any trial or in.
Destitution.

Up wards of S(X) persons embarked, last week, on
board four traucports, at Greenock, to be conveyed
to Canada, as settlers.

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[Mike AND DUCRESS Or COIOR66EAND.

Right P.ilirirmon. Lord
' Airiiithtler, .1,1•41 e. Fiirgnald.
Adilingiiin, Right Kum W. V. Pirle, RI. Hon. R.
lE.. H. 11,iwer, Lord Phi vp.., Urn.
IVIL',% ell, lit. Ha W. Goner, I.o'd G. L. Palmer.
Ilittiiii,t, Its. fin. H.(3 •riiit, Sir W. li.iiiii., Jti Minn
Ilati.urs.t, lion. W. Goulhurn, H. lintiksna, Rt. Hun.
Mciive, Lord Grant. A. C. F.
It,. ~m R. Grant, Charles riga% RI. Ilan. G.
Iteresford, Lord G. lii.Eues, N. Si. 13,a11. H.
Brr.sc.,trl, Sir J. liaintnersley, IL Seim, Sir W.
1t...,i W. I). Hall, Oen. Seymsur, Lord It.
MAC., V.ll. H-rhert. C. Sheitiwrd, Sir J.
Illiimi,fichl. Ger. MIL Sir G. Shidner, G.
Tlradsh./it, Floa. C. lin;ford. G. P. Pi illiv.se, Rt. Fin. J
B.,,ggien
R ' Ja.nev Hume, Sir A. Singiei,iii, Kiik
io on, Aid. il..ski-son, Kt. How Smith. C.
lirs dee., Sir E. %V. S inierville, Sir M;
Millet, sir Ft. Jarkcon. S. Stewari, -..-.
iiiiiiiiiiig. 1... rd Vie, CL. Spencer. Lod F. A.
li.iiira.. Sturges Jekyll. ..Etvenli Stewart. Ales.
Ctltert Jii.iii Joreliti. bar i filii•i 411, I lon. M.
Colter, J. 1.. Kokoral.. Lord Stirling, Sir W.
C...nitio,i, (1. I..fitto. Gen. button, Right Hon.
Ca,e‘v, R. Pole Long. RI II in. C. C. M.
Cintilester. Arthur Lopes. Sir M. Tee(, John
Clement., Fleury Louvaine, Lord Titania ei. Sir?.
Congreve, Sii W. Los the', Vs,e,orit Tillor„ John
Courtnay, Sir T. Lowther, Ilion. H. Thornton. General
(r yob attn. bird Lve-m. Mon. W. l'hornion. Samuel
Cr ,lirr, J. W. at ,11..5. 11 oi. S. Th, one, Lint J.
nalv. Janes Ma ners. Hon. C. V.,wittart, Right
D arkins. James M e.h. C. 111,11, N
1 De.boainktb. E. Mellish. W. Ure, M.
Doveion, G. moutponery,Sirill. Wall ..e' Rt. Ha. T.
Douglas. Pun. F. S. Moore, Lord H. VI aril, I'.
Ilu .gas, itt. Ho. W. Ai ..... ....• , Admiral Wti roild i , Sir G.
E .. Evelyn. L. MoreauSir C. Welles ey, It.
Estrourt, T. S. Murral. Sir J. W .II)S, Gen.
Falhener, Sir F. Isiiirl, Fire N. %deiner .11 C.
Cetti.erstane, Sir T. 11.irlhey. Win. Wilder, lieu.
Forha,, Charles 0-hiirii. J. NV n.. 1 lull. It.
FlitilkeF, E. role. Hight lion. Weli,tei. Sir G.
Franco, W. W. Wikon-, C.
Frazer. —•
TELLEtts- Right liPocilk.eCii:Asnri' ttutitnhn. iollUnl/I"%rV4.e;.!.iLir fu.slt.ington.
Sir Samuel Rtnnilly voted in the Al.tj why.

We inserted the followiiz extract from the Brigh-
ton Piper, in a Second Edi:lon of the STArtsmax
yesterday, and re-print it to day, in the absence of
later news, for the satisfaction of those who hare
not seen it :

" Herald Offer, Brighton, Morality Evening, Ten liCiOrk.
" We can state with confidence the following par-
ticulars :

" On Saturday last, the Ist instant, Paris was
completely surrounded by the Armies of WELLING..
ToN and BLUCHER, and a heavy cannonade was heard
in the course of the day. Nothing was suffered to
depart from the city.

4 On the moriiii4 of the following day (yesterday)
the cannonade had ceased, and, it was conjectured
that the Allies had obtained possession of the French
Capital.
" The Allied Generals had previously sent in a
Declaration to the individuals forming the Provi.
sional Government, to the effect, that their heads
should he the forfeit, if they suffered NAPOLCON
BONA PARTE to PSC' Ile.
it The above ildelligence was received by a French
vessel, which arrived here this evening from Dieppe."
On Monday the Princt-s CII4RLOTTz of Watts
took an airing to Islington, proceeded to Shoretti.cli,
and returned through some of the principal streets its
the city, by Smithfield, ,ke. In the evening her
Royal Highness honoured Drury-Issue Theatre with
her presence, to see Mr. KEAN in the celebrated cha-
racter of King Richard the Third, and to hear Mr.
AuNot.n's new Address in praise of the Duke of
WELLINGTON and the late battle. Yesterday her
Royal Highness took an airing to Kew and Mort-
lake, and returned by Putney, the littig's•Roarl, &c.
Mrs. LANs-rust, who has been a long time seri-
ously indisposed, was yesterday, we are sorry to
state, g'ven over by her physicians, who held a con-
sultation on her at two o'clock. Mr. LYsta-rust is
severely afflicted ; he never quitted her bed side the
whole of Monday night.
CORN EXCHANGE, JULY s.—No fresh artists of
Grain this morning, and but few buyers of Wheat;
what remained unsold on Monday met heavy sale :
no alteration in price.—Oats same as Monday.—ln
Peas, Beans, and other articles there is no variation.
Money has been, and not very inaptly, compared
to manure, which lying in heaps, only serves to its.
cumber the soil it cevers ; but scattered, improves
and fertilizes. Fortune is at this time industriously
collecl!ig some heaps, which will be scattered nn the
19th inst. : we allude to the Lottery Prizes.—Forty
Thousand Pounds must be gained by one Ticket !
This, it must be allowed, would produce a crop of
comforts in the poorest soil ; to say nothing of the
other great Prizes of Thirty Thousand Pounds,
Twenty Thousand Pound, and a golden heap of
Twelve Thousand Guineas !

Q!7EF:4I-Sql.7 R 6.—Tuelday. Pet,r alit. There
Jetiwit Motea, alias AI-zanier Julan Marcetot. the French-
m charged with rnhhing divers tavern.) and hob+ where ha
hod taken temporary Itid4ing.. was filially examined. On this
nc(744014, there appear. d, in addition to die charges from the
S attee•...-head, York Hotel, &r. sorra' protons against hint
from kirk/notes, lirook-street, and utbrr hitch at the a
end of the Io sll, Nh • had bnit pistnl.. &e. They;
recognised the Pi aainer a, the peiaon wbn had 1-. teed with
th-on. OW rt., the only person whooi .hey su-perbol of being the
lie per,itaed in ,t lug loiairell. o I.trateinint in Limit
XVtlI. Garde On ("Intim, tithough not pretending to he ilitde
li hit !h. Committed for trial im the charge atealtrg
fleresford's wearing topintrid from the Vick liotel, Hlockfriats.
HATTON G A RDEN.—Tu,,d:q J Im Allititt underwent an rx-
amin.tion. charged by Mr. wAtilt ma mfacturer. of
Wilderues-.raw, Clrrkmwell, I,N whom the Pri•on -r was em-
ployed. with bowing pledged several %iamb, at five diferent
past ntwoltert, fit the amount of alatal SIN., il.e pr.ipect y of his
said euplooer. The chatg • brink, made oat toe Prisowrr tons
c“inniitted to the New Prison for three months, under the
Pnwithria,er,' Act.
Go ;Lan y Montan Smith, a n itoriono chime -
ter woo chased a ith vorinn, nets of fraud and swindling. A
public resoling in the Citt-road d, prned, that the Prisoner
hod defrauded him of 41. us der piritnre of grit yr, change of st
51. note. A !woag chaege exhibited .Itainst wn-, for ob-
taining n hor.e unlawtully ; anda third. for ow i• (tine a puhlii a
in Cloth-fair of 11. in silver, tinder pretence of ehangtog a not..
S-vernt other charges were ready to be additeed /want, him.
and tie C..ort wu. literally thronged with accesers. Ne gra.
remonded for another

John Buigovite was eharziol with rot•hing Mr. Montavie, of
! Neat-,heel, Smithfield, of n quantity of sot,p, perfumettes,i/1111
other
The Pr is owe, it invented, was in the service of the Pm"-
' color., and tieing ,u-rectal. was watcli-d .41 Moods'', bet.
when hr wo% 'ern removing propel IN train the shelve, pf
rrnrchoos, and o•rretirig it beneath some packlbe•cavrt i in II"
eye log. whin quitting hitsiiww, he unt fusilier seen care.% n g
.i,,3 the Attack+ nireli.outed, w:lich he concerned to In. 11:04
11111 I, Pl.:. :111(1S unit riot hr.. Alter retiring a short de.tOiter friol
I o• w he wws panned aril taken into rosinik, io it the
proi eq. f.oi,id upon hair full:, committed for Is' .1.
BOW-STR EFT —Mondny the paar,irsconeerned with a woin•
iterrelf lottiv Praw, charged with having comcnitoot
number of ...sin ding If ap,sietinini, ender% ent imbiber exaaii.•• -
lion, nail wat.c m o.t•ed r fat fait :.er i.,vesligati•n%

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