The Statesman.
London, England, 1815-05-13 00:00:00

To rza EDITOR ur THE STATESMAN.

SlN—Mend, as I am, in a retired situation in the
country, 1 have little opportunity vf• knowing any
thing of great politic events, ai:d am, therefore,
about as well acquainted with the alhirs of this
troubled world, as my ancestor, Parson Aoams.---
Oar Vicar, however, who is a staunch (;hutch and
King, man, takes in the London limes Newspaper;
gild in i,is si to pinpagate th iloctr.nes con-
tained in that ['unshed profound, and patriotic Jour-
• pat into my ha,tds the Paper of Apri
Delp 1 found the character of Ho NA P %RV: display-
/1J at full length, in the following elegant wsy:
" The deposition of the tyrant—this dcsperate
stretch—the arch-incendiary—a perjured
tralocious rebel—the military usurper—a daring
-,;Plain—surcestfal villaim achieved by this monster
—this felon—execrable villain—this traitor—the
• drtr the base secret torturing murderer—
s Nu etch s'-ailed rash every crime—the bloodiest and
in,.,iperfiaious tyrant that ever disgraced history-
90:tda utth a rope about his neck." Now, Sir, the
....as, that the Editor of the Times is a Parson,
• . titter frequently preaching a touching sermon
the mild and vliceful doctrines of the Gospel,
c,l.es to his editorial desk, in the sacred canonicals
Li Lis tOice, and with a voice of volcanic thunder,
yr us the Cliftrahln %coshd to arms and slaughter.—
ir )on ran, whether tti pions Christian
t. rl nr!liy tottiot, be really a Parson, and whether
it,,, co!.v.cture of our village Lawyer who is the
•teody ippnfaelit) be well founded, that he has
1.1,41P.er a Pensioner on the [county of the Burnt-
• ?—I am, your's, Sic.

TIMOTHY ADAMS.

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N I, TEI.L IG ENCE.

N!,vit 12.—A rrisPd the Amelia frigate,
rim sninuth; a,,d an American ship, and two
quuranlittors; pariicrlais ntil:nown.—Put b:14.4, by
contrar.• several of the ontwar(:-hound that
Pall! )esierda', e•.O remain in the Downs with the
outward-bound as before.

Potaattourn, MAY h.—Arrived the Pelican
cutter, Norris, from Zante, bound to London, and
is under quarantine; his Majest• ' ship f!om
the West Indies ; and the Dictator, &floret, an:;
flylra, from th^ coast of America.
PLYMOUTH, Ni A Y 11.—Came in the Iti,ingaroc,
(loop of war, from Gibraltar ; and Hr !icon sloop of
tsar. from the West Indies.--Sailed his Majesly
slop Dniern, on a •

The intense coif! which succeeded to the sudden
amf uliwabotiolile heat of the weather towards the
end of March has, it is said, occasioned gri.it: ra-

sage in the premature vegetation in France.— I had lauded with a small band of friends. finite, and of national concern in the
Throughout the whole of Lorraine, Alface, the De- I3d Article.—The High Contracting Parties so. And the facts in that appear accords,
la rtments of La Moselle, La Aleuae, &c. the young pressions of the French Goverment,
Llossoms are all blighted. lernisly engage not to lay down their arms unless by
irritating a crisis.
On Monday week •ts as caught, on one of the common consent—nor before the object of the war,
tan the 3d Article, it were to be
fi.nings in the Tay, belonging to the city of Perth, designated in the Ist Article, shall have been obtain.- great nations, possessing military poi
a salmon weighing SBlhs. avoirdupois, and measur- t ed—nor until Napoleon Bonaparte (thus only lie is prevented from disturbing each other.
its four feet one inch in length, and two feet sixn
designated in this public instrument) shall have been i ••• ••••.... what eon war hut endless war,
Ito Ales my, • hrlf touatl. it is aid to be the largest
rendered absolutely unable to create disturbance, ,IT-4sliseene 'ere 111-suited to-thrind.
that has been takers in that neighbourhood for many himself of , dent Olathe campaign of 1814, and
and to renew his attempts for possessing
years. i Congress of Vienna, established no
SPORTING INTELLIGENCE EXTRA.—A bet of a the supreme power in France.
'and national independence.
very singular nature was made on Thursday se'nnight, The first Article, referring expressly, and in terms, • i 'f he .Declaration of the 13th of
at a coffee-house in Bond-street, which is likely to to the spirit of the Declaration of the 13th of March, . porated by reference into the Treaty
afford much amusement, as it is perfectly novel, and announces a junction of means and counsels of the forms and limits of diplomacy again•
far no less a sum than 5001. Ike wager is, that a
Contracting Powers, for the purpose of maintaining BOSAPARTE.
Gentleman snail go from London to Dover, and back, the Con.; The tith Article enters largely into
in any mode he chooses, while another makes anvil- the Treaty of Paris, and the stipulations of
: supposed futurity. The latter part
lion of dots with a pen and ink upon a sheet of gress at Vienna, against all infringement, and par.
actual circumstances, speaks for itsel
writing-paper. titularly against the designs of the said NAPOLEON meat.
Au excellent foot-race, two and a half miles, was The 7th Article invites (and forfeit
13oNaeARTE: and they engage, should the case re-
run on Sit twisty se'intight, for a considerahle sum of quire it, to direct all their efforts against those who 'Patio's) the rest of Europe to war agt
Loney, over Stapleton race•grontid,' by Joite Mo- • • ' for a General Peace, though, at the
already have joined, or shall hereafter join his fee.
111tat!DALE. Of Darlington, currier,heat the
celebrated WOOD, at York, and WILLIAM JOIIN- thou, in order to force him to desist from his pro-
i , to:deed, a new application of the
tow, of Stapleton, near Darlington, farmer, and jects, and to render him unable to disturb in future
Bello."
suit by the forme'. the tranquillity of Europe, and the general peace, i Cu the sth, there is little doubt
Thursday mornit.g a journeyman carpenter, i
;-xtY under the protection of which the rights, the fiber- be the command, we shall have the
jeers of age, wear mu foot from Shorrditch Church
ties, and independence of nations had been recently furnishing the supplies.
to Waltham Cross raial hack 4,_,,sirr, a distance of 9.'2 .-
laced, and (the Article says) secured. The 4th seems to point explicitly a
p
miles, in two hours at,' :;:a I,:inut2s, for a bet of 51. to the replacement of the Bourbons.
Oat Tueraliry night, lot we,m the trouts of ton nod The Sth AI 4 icle professes to have no other object
On the Explanation I shall only of
taelve o'clock, as Mr. J Awes 11••1.1ics, of Mrara.t. than to support France, or any other country which ' •
it very justly supposes that it is not
street, City-road, was rotorhiti4 home along the may be in: aded, against the enterprizes of the it, NAPOLEON 1.
• iiour.ons, nor ought to be the pot
hi • g's-road, he was attacked Ily two men, who rt
Lsovara tyre and his adherents, and invites the late vernmeet, that we should stand pledp
kat,cked him down, And nisei roLhine lam ci al. in
po.--sesscr of the Throne of France (whom it desist- to their replacement on the l'hrone ;
imps, his hat, arid watch, they ran off.
hates ender the st.yle and title of his Nast Christian respect than that of not isupwing on
CovENT-G I unEx.—Tho Tragedy of ("take Pre- ticular Gorernment, does it say any
ra•ved teas •slesl last tri_;l,t. Mr. KLataLE sustained .lirjestN) to accede to the Treaty, and in the event
therefore circumscribe certain expect
the character of Pierre, and in this, as in all his of his requiting the forces stipulated in the 2d Ar- .• d oes not make any exception to the (
ether performatir es, he failed net to obtain the en- , tide, to snake known what assistance circumstances ' the Treaty equally incompatible wit
tia.iastit• plaudits of a crowded and admiring audi- I will allow hint to bring forward, peace ; at least I wish I could see it di
(111 P. The manner in w !rich In, introduceo .fajfier I The , • .
i 2O Artc.e stipulates for a force to be kept in 1 Your's sincerely,
10 Ow conspirators was manly, dignified, and highly : ' Troston-Hall May 7. 181.5. • C.
the Get ' !
of 150,000 men complete, by each of the !
••thl ti lig ; but the scene in which he vindicates frt./flees ---- _ _ _ _
Lt..ttur, and braves 1110 furV of Renault and his four Contracting Powers, including cavalry, in the I We understand that the Right Elm
.0-pinions, was entitled to still higher praise. 'flue proportion of at least one-tenth, and a just pronor• • man he resigned his appointment
„. 11:1
4,
11on with which la, wrested the drawn dagger' tion of artillery (not reckoning garrisons), and to , ESIIIIO all so a empty Court.
tetra the old man, his effort to subdue the emotion employ the same actively and conjointly against the Soma • ime back a Dr. ROBINSO'
Aid, had been excited in his bosom by the calutresies Alexia) by the Sabine river and throw
common enemy.—There is a separate Article, in
vs!: threats se hich lind fallen from the conspirators, of „ I exas, by the Washington Gotta
L
lit the tranquil security resulting from a c‘, !scions many respects observable, that ns circumstances tne promotion of its views. He has
' -tiarity with which he surveyed, while proudly : might prevent his Britannic Majesty from keeping to the United states, turd published
~' hi,e (him all dehatice, was indescribably fine.—, constantly in the field the number of troops specified, object of proving 'the great advantai
l'" <corn with which he checked the heroic strain ' he shall hive the option of furnishing his contingent suit to the American Republic by a
"f old Renault, and reminded him of Jaffier's in of paying the rate of 301. per ann. for
men, or
Iti,r, fate is now beyond the contralti! of Spa,
. , was not less effective, and the easy natural air
each soldier of cavalry, and '2Ol. for each of ira. ,
aat. which he became reconciled to the other mem- , DuaLiar, MAY 9.—DuaL.—ln a
11, entry. This, one half the quota, would amount, some warm language which passed in
Is of the frateruity on their submission, gave the '
'one a fi,ish, well corresponding with the splendour annually, on this single head, to 1,575,0001. Yet Four Courts yesterday, between
:I'4 progress. IVhere confronted with Jailer be- there seems nothing so economical and guarded in and O'Gorman, two Gentlemen of the
inr took pleee between them at seven o',
0 the Senate, his indignation at finding a betrayer the whole Treaty. ,
il t•friend, ing, in Carton Demesue—the forma
hie and his contempt for a life which that , The 70 Article invitee all the Powers of Europe
fr' Mr. husband, and the latter by Mr,
l'nd could preserve, were depicted with a warmth
0!to accede to the Treaty, which it states to have for gischargieg two shots each, Mr. Wu
'alooring, and a graceful animation which left the
•a ' •
its object the maintenance of the General Peace. slight wound in the hip, which fermi
'4l-rice nothing to desire. His death in the last
"11e excited universal interest, and called forth rap- The sth provides, that whatever relates to the and bath the Gentlemen left the
ti reconeiledaar(Dablin Corremondent
Haus applause.—Mise O'NEILL acted Belvideru command of the Combined Armies, to supplies, &c.
kith 1 Anillctioa was lately tried at Trat
all her wonted ability, and in a manner wortliY shall be regulated by a particular Convention.
.•r 'las ' IrelaiiMi, in which Captain Grace was
high celebrity she has obtained.- CoCoxwAY, as
The Gth is for accrediting Officers, who shall cor-
toas alleged breach of promise of mat
.rlar, exerted himself with great success, particu-
reqpond with the respective Governments of the rain Grace was cast In 35001. damages.
aa • in the scenes where he taunts Renault, and
al, Contracting Powers. ' has been eat *tide by. the Gouda
sre remorse for his treason to Pierre leads him
s
:4, to mellaw the life of &laden:, i The 4th, that the stipulations of the Treaty of fell coils. . v


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