The Statesman.
London, England, 1821-03-27 00:00:00

HAMBURG!, PAPERS.

kfamburgh Pores arrived this morninufrom which
we give the following extracts •
LttPstu, Mascot 13.—The spirit of Proselytism in-
' creases more and more. But very lately the son of
a painter of this city, was converted to the Catholic
'religion. at Vienna, to the great grief of his parents.
who had not heard. a word of the change. He is said
So have been reduced to this step by the new or newly
restored order of the .Itedeniptorists. The young
man i.. already so infatuated, that he considers himself
as a worker of miracles ; because, some (apparently)
sick persons introduced by those who converted him,
recovered instantly by imposing Isis hands on them.
Here too, we have a secret proselyte maker, n !so en-
deavours, particularly, to attract young people of ardent
isstaginaei,sus, and of noble birth, and partly by a
Her!! r►preseatation of the poetical order of the Ca-
-0014: religion, partly by impressing it on them that
this religion is the surest support of the nobility, to
gain them osier t•► his chords. The Catholic Clergy,
here, too, will nut give the benediction of the Church
bp any marriage between Catholics and Protestants,
or, at the le at, make difficulties till both parties hare
brio; up all their children in the Cada°.
lie Church. • It may be asked, whether such irregu.
larity and presumption in defiance of the
eloality of the two churches, pronounced by
the laws, ought to be suflered in the midst of a
Protestant country, and under the eyes of a Protestant
? This university has indeed made a corn.
pf:tint on this subject to the Diet now sitting at Gres.
den• but we do not learn that any notice has been taken
of It by the other estates, m by the government. If
ore cuissi El e r what lately happened at Bouts, it is rally
time that the Protestant Prince., as Supreme
13Nhr►ps of their churches, s' Id enforce their autho-
vit.- as such, against those who are adverse to it.
'rashes., M %Rot 15.-1 he late Elector has ordered
Ia his will, that the Swiss guards in the Loirenhurg
utu to tereiv, donhle pay for life, and to be dre.,sed in
usguartlian.. of hi. grave.
i.N usomer.e, 3l.tacts I7.—The navigation has now
ag..in commenced ; yesterday I I vessels arrived at
enc.: from Hollaaiui, by way of Tonningen, bound to
t:.e Baltic and th • Belts. Great part of the canal is
a..eady fret: frOm he, and the other part will shortly
he clear, so that there will he no obstat le to the nati-
o:lnn.
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Kinettunt.st, 13.—The Kin; has given per-
fur the inaportati!.ll of Champagne nits.:
(t: his prohibited by the present Taritf,) on pay-
ni..l.t of tl.e same duty as other ituported in
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LONDON:

LVENING, SlAtti 27. 11.

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m %tit II 24.

" As yet ne have not heard what you have (lone fur
the Neapolitan cause, or whether Sir ltousa.r WrcsoN
to aid the patriots stills his valuable Rawly...
continues to eticrea::e daily, and
though elan French youth are deeply
imbued with the spiiit of freedom. Many young
rtien in the Departments have raised money, and even
talsen the savings of parents and relatives to defray their
expenses to the seat of war. Several regiments have
been ordered to leave Loris within the last week ; the
r..ason assigned is, that they were denounced as dis-
affected. Those rtmain are supposed to be very
little better on the score of loyalty. What nitli extra
duties, freyuer.t changes in their uniforms, and other
grievances, the discontent of the army is uo longer
concealed.

Hay.. yon read tl.e Late debates in the Chamber of
1/epistles? There has: been a great display of talent.
Amongst others, General Fov srss particularly distin-
guished. Having in the debate of Tuesday, mention-
ed the aristocracy, a mensloer cried out, " What is the
aristocracy upon which the General replied, "That
of 1819, is the coalition of those who consume with-
oat producing ; who lire without working, who oc-
cupy all pnblic places without being able to fnlfil
their duties ; finally, who obtain all the honours with-
out having merited them." 1 need hardly say that
this extempore reply was received in a manner the
most enthusiastic, snd it was with difficulty silence
tooth' be restored."

The Paris papers which base arrived in due course,
contain in addition to that we gave yesterday from
General Frimont's despatches, a bulletin dated Antro-
doceo. March the tenth. In this, the General gives
an account of the taking of Borg►hetto and Antro-
slocco, and after mentioning that the Austrians got
possession of three pieces of artillery, he says--
" Four hundred deserters cause over to us last night.
‘‘ The enemy's corps bad orders to retreat upon Aquila
and there reunite ; but they dispersed themselves in the
'mountains. In this division of the enemy's army was
the corps of the volunteers of Avellino, who were the
promoters of the revolt in the month of July; but we
. were not able to get sight of theta.
"The Port de la Modena della Grotto, defended by
General Vitiate, was occupied last night by the Austrian
advance gaud.
" The army Snag previsions in groat abundance in
tialAbrusi.