The Statesman.
London, England, 1819-04-17 00:00:00

FREIVGII PAPERS.

PARIS, Aram 13.—Yesterday being the somber.
savvy of the entrance of his Royal flightless Monsleer
into Paris, the National Guard superseded the Body
Guard of this Prince he their invite, and remained on
dory until this morning. At noon, Marshal Ordinal
and the Officers of the n Legions of the Parisian
Guard presented to his Royal Ilighwess their coo.
grat•lations on that twee. The Prince received them
with his nasal affability. Amongst other kind es
pressions his Royal flightless observed, that he should
aloe), feel himself happy when surrounded by the
National Gourd, and that the 14th of April would
never fail to mire the most pleasing recollections,
adding :—" Gentlemen, I do net weer your uniform,
bet l keep it by me, and will wear it in the best of
danger ; I know of none that is more splendid or more
boonorable." _ _ _

Ilia Royal Highness afterwards received the Minis.
ten, Deputies, Genets's. Iltc.A repot had been pre.
pared for the National Gourd on duty; et four, ste
Prince entered the banqueting-hall, which at his pre-
sence reminded with ecclasetions; sod, asking for
• piers of wine, said—" Now, Illy friends, to the
health of the King," •hich was received with shouts
of Fire le Roi! Vies Atomiser! After en interest
of a few moments, his Royal Highness said—" My
friends, to the health of the thirteen legions; I wish
they should know that I drink to their glury end
happiness." The Prince shortly afterwards retired
smitht expressions of general Joy and affection.
The Persian Autbsosador passed 'hemming before
last at the house of Madame the Heelless d'Escarv.
1 His Excellency walked last storming is the garden of
the Thuilleries. _ _ _ _ _ . ._

An Ordinance of Police, dated the 3d of April,
and posted )estettley &soot Paris, renews lb. pro.
htbition already given to the keepers of coffee-booms,
taverns, billiard-roosts, &c. against keeping their
respretiro establishments open alter eleven o'clock
at night.
Tits follosiog aro the only Journals now permit.
led to ester Spain :—The Illonilear. tbe Gazette de
France, the Journal de Pante, the hornet des De.
hags, sad the Qualidieane. Tbo English Papers,
and those of the Netherlends. are strictly forbidden.
Ths assassinstion of AL de Kotzebue will probably
bo followed by conseqsences not foreseen by this In.
lodated wretches who armed the baud of row(
Sandt.

M. de Strove, the Russian Minister at the Coed
of the Gland Duchy of Baden, proceeded to Man.
brim on the 2d lust., personally to collect all the de-
tails of this deplorable event, and at the saws lime
to close to be delivered to him ell the pipers Met
might be found in One portefesille of M. do Kase-
bee, in his quality of pirate correspondent to the
Emperor Alexander.
Not witissiesding the obstinate desists of Sundt, it
appears mere end more established that he bad ac-
complices. An Innke►per of Weissberg has deposed
that whets Sends lodged at Lis house, he was accent-
ponied by soother young man. Other persons have
given evidence to the same erect bat the unknown
disappeared at the tome•gate of Maoheirn, 10804 to
his filmic comrade all the perils of the blow fate had
consigned to his execution.
Our Private Correspondent from Italy, observes
the Journal der Debate, does not speak of soy arrest,
and affords no sew motive for believing the reality of
coespiracy against his Majesty the Emperor of
Assisi.. The Journal• of Florence, Genoa, and
Milan, de not notice any disquieting circumstance.
French Feuds, April It —Five per cents. 67(.45c.
Bonk Klock, ISM.
hi AIIHEIM, Aram 6.—The death of the assassin
of Kotzebue has been erroneously annoonced in
she Joersrals. The wretch was removed, at ten
o'clock last night. from the civil hospital to • sleigh-
bossing prison, known ender the sppollatioe of a
hoes@ of correction. lie fainted whilst being con-
veyed thirher. The phjsicians have declared that it
was impossible he could recover. It is eves probable
that be •ill not live above a few days.
The indispensable necessity of procuring mere ma.
Oriel information relative to the motives whkh in-
duced Sandi to commit the crime, was strongly felt.
The preliminary dispositions sot appeasing leakiest,
• Special Commission on the pert of air Oren has
beta sprinted, compesed of Judges of the hest tank,

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LONDON:

IaTUIMAT. APMIL 17, 18' 9.

Now York Paws to At 13th alt. and Miffs:
to tt.o ?Id alt. arrived this swain, frost whkh we
sake the following eatrect

. Maalr►al. Mare% 3.

" We am favoured bye Rentieuran who left York,
U. C. early on Satordey lart, with the following per.
linters of proceeding, ■t the Coert of Avails then
holding then, and which beim on the rld Fernery.
" York, Feb. 16, 1119.
SEX 9. Tilt ILAIL &T PfLKIRI AXD OVUM.

" A Bill of Wiegman' for a conspiracy to ruin the
trade of the North.nest Company, ■nd impaction
the partners thereof, was heed by the Grand Jet,
against

•• Thomas DI, isAlas. Pal of Selkirk; J. R. tlierilitt de
Lorimer, frig. Capoai• to hie Majesty's Imlias Minns eats
Coolant P. D'Othonnees, late of tire De Itemise Itegiwrrat ;
Captions Fred. Ifolifer. dm.: Liens. G. A. Vasa., ditto;
Lino. Fr.deriek Grad:Brad, ditto; Serjea►t Jorob
ditto; Coolant Niles diardoorsell. bar rd the Comadiso Eva-
ribi. s Lieut. Alesonder Bridport Beeb.e. late of the l(w)el
Navy; Dr. Jotto Mies. John hi•Nott. Jolla Speorer, Arch;teted
MordoooW, Dwell Marpberses, John P. &nuke, &IA
Chatelitio.

" Tho indictment contained three counts, and
amongst the new overt acre therein set forth, sop•
ported by documentary sod ors! evidence, the follow-
leg were parowelarly promigont :—The engaging sad
arming a number of disbanded soldien (foreigows);
tbr• eat., of them by force of arms into Fort William
in Au:,gst, 1816, tetainiog psesesaioa of the fort till
May. 1817, bending off as prisoner, the partners of
the North-west Company fiend there, getting rid of
the clerks by 'ghettoes to appear at York at a period
when no Courts we held there, without erupriring
of Own grhedwr they knew any thing of the matters
to which the sebertess related, and witboat ever brigg-
ing Mem forward afterwards ; stopping of the outfits
from ;obi into the interior, and the referee from tem-
ing to Montreal ; possessing themselves of all the
books sad papers of the concern, sending sway the
priecipel Clerk ender a charge of felony, without
otemiosiion, and without boring ever followed up
that charge ; the pretended sale by David Mackenzie
of the North-wort property, obtained by his Lord-
ship by mesas of continued duress; tampering with
end debeeching the North-west Cowpony's servants,
and commanding them in the King's name; writing
circular letters to the partners and clerks iu the in-
terior of the country, whiting them to abandon their
trust, alleging that the North-west Company were
relied, and to carry the furs to Hudson's Bay; tak-
ing possession of Fort Lake LsPlele,and the property
there, sod stopping the navigation, &c. &c.
1:pos Ibis being returned a true bill, the ATTOIII.
WIT.GENERAL moved the process of the Court against
the parties, end Doctor Allen being present, was to
be arraigned the following day.