The Statesman.
London, England, 1819-01-12 00:00:00

THE STATESMAN

made to him, of nsaintainirsg, by every onions in hie'
power, the raistimg order of things, end particularly
the ;Wiliest independence of Sssony. Ilk Imperial
Majesty is is visit Dresden on his spin coming into
Germany.
MA.4IIIIIII,•JAN. I.—The prorogation of the St.
tings of the Germanic Dort until the 201 h of this
month has beets officially cod to all the Mi-
j nimers of that Assembly.
Mattes. Nov. 26.—The plague hes entirely
' ceased its ravages in our unfortemaie country ; bat
tit carries of at Constantine from 40 to 50 persons
I daily, end it prevails at Lions, which gives us reason
to fear that it may yet spin burst out at Algiers. It
apposes certain shot the number of persons who have
fallen victims toll here is not less than '24,UOU, and in
the amity parts 20,000.

rAtlq• 3AN S.—The Nonitewr of Thursday last
confirms two Royal Ordinances. The first decrees,
char there *boll be formed, ender Nye immediate as.
• hot ity of tit&mMoinuisntaeir
end
tlteDepaletnelostr,i;
Agdegoneal Our isle ministerial
changes
are the is::::;:uji!",:0•;i.n.
directions of tbe seems of no intrigue ; they are tire
stratioe, and appoints the Sitar Goizot to Ih office ' di"4"1111/
of the Charter, as the King trilled it, tod of
of Director-General of the said Administrstion.—luitttlital
its most evident cdurequencers.
The • coed, which consists of 41 Articles, has for
Its risject toemulate the dispositions enacted in the ' Tke proof of ibis is, that those who have succeeded
Winne. of the 2d of last August. for placing the in gaining the victory, with oho assi ss once of public
• opinion, had (daring several days, namely, from the
roorpeales of she Royal Cuard upon the ism@ footing
es those of the other carol y corps. 2ltb to the 28th olt.) left the field entirely free to
hind in the I their &demerits, with fell porno to them and their
There was no sureties yesterday of any patinas to organize sad establish theasselvn oo it
Chamber of Deputies. No Ordor of the Day stands
f or to-morrow. , wit oist opposition.
The
proposition
of M. Delessert;
respecting the The Ultras, their dopes, and their acromplices,
more or less marked, neither could nor dared do it ;
Deity di Richelieu, was not discussed this mnroing. :
and it was not till they were obliged to declare their
—We are informed that the diacession has been , weakness, that M. de Cases, in order to remove the
postpoised, because the Council of State are pie.
euri sssss ssatent of the King, contented to re-enter
paring something spew the subject. The Project of into be Atilt"' 'Ol3. Ili, present colleagues ale.
the Law will be forthwith submitted in • public Sit. ;
tieg.—(Monifetre.) . reared disinclined to accept of office without him
M. Casimir Peeler, the banker, embarked al Ca. The Deka of Richelieu, at first attracted towards
hi. for England on the Sd inst. errors which had been painted to him in seductive co.
lours, Set soon andeceived by the elevation of his
It iv said, that in the Privy Council which was held
character and t isol w he was left,
yesterday by the King, several questions were sgi. I
iems more argenthe than ated
anystate other person in pressing
toted relative to the change of the finaircial year,
which will eomuottece in flours on the lit July. /M. de Cages to accept of the Royal Commission, and
to finish a work w Web he himself was forced to re-
%Desloge accoopanied the Duke of Gloucester
linquish. Accordingly it is remarked, that since that
yesterday firmness through the gallery of the Mu.
____
when ~..... bird a Ina_ liana
esawinin. time they hive been much together; a circumstance
swehe°744"Zitienwses
whisk this fine
cuallectinn
cantains.‘ which proves that the Doke of Welting does not
consider himself as being supplanted by a rival. If
The Duke and Duchess of Calabria, with their
be were • rival, ha would be one of a new kind, since
daughter the Prisons Louisa Charlotte, spouse of
1b Royal Higbeees tiro Infant of Spain, Don Fran. it is a matter of notoriety that M. de Cases is the
most indent among his friends, in endeavouring to
wise. de Paulo, arrived at Reese Oil the 20th of Dec.
placers for him national honours and remuneration.
They occupy the Palace Farness.
Conformably to the 33d Article of the Lew of the It is both the national and the Royal system which
25tb of March, 1817, the Government pas publish. I has gained She ascendency over another system—that
sid
and distributed to the members
ei the two chem. 'of retrograde tendencies and ill-disguised efforts to.
wards the establishment of the influence of Nobles
bin (previously to the pigmentation of die Project of .
and Aristocrats. The public voice sounded so loudly
Low on tbe Ensures of 1819), a penal and alpha. I
against ouch a policy, that those even • ho bad imagined
bides' list of the hate Pensions inscribed from the
tat SPpl. 1817, to the Ist Ott ISIS. themselves capable of braving it, were terrified at its
thunders, and not being able to stand before It, had
This list is cernrused of 4138 indisiderals, emanat-
ing to an aggregate of 2,192,264 (rants—namely, fate
even before the combat was ended. Such mss the
fate of Count Mole, who, iu the late conjuncture,
Yosssiews on the Civil List, 99 persons, 332,0113
has lost all the reputation for firmness and capacity
fats ; Military and Widows' Pensions. 4,143 per.
; 1;918;563 hones ; Ecclesiastical pensiuns; ?.16 which he had formerly acquired. Ho is believed to
, have raised the storm, of which Ire did not calculate
persons, 41,068 fronts. the cetom sences, and of which he himself became
and
publish. , i
A letter from Rome, dated Nov. 30,
ed iu the Raki,*. Gkrunsde. *lOlO4—
the aeons, without earning the smallest regret in
.. It
amen
that the Court
of France has
agreed those whose interests he wished to advance by his
with teat of Rome, to a tacit sespeusiou of the Cum utliall.
monist of 1817." , . The health of lbe Doke of itialtelint Is re-establish.
ed. lie Mitre for some tiers to Cooed, an estate
The Government has recently formally prohibited
of his wife's. He will the,, travel • little, for the be.
the coltivatioo of whams io the districts of Arras and
unfit of his health, is the South of France.
Dordogne. t 4 M. Lain, Panrier, sled Roy have resented their
Toe affrir of the Bibliothceme flidorivue is con.
fotmor habits as Deputies, es If they never had been
eluded. M. Chevalier is sentenced to a the'
imprisonment ; M. Reynard, to five; and M. Hoe- M. • tens.
Our Coestitetionalists are not at all convinced by
quel, to three; and reciprocally bound ori • peesity
the ressus.itigs of some of your publicists, who, for
or 1000 harm, and the *spite's of their trial ; the
some time past, support the neer pity of modify lag
Court has further reljedged, that at the espiration of i
certain parts of oar Charter, under the pretest that it
this sentence, they nail be placed safer the sec•ral- .
,h rs defects. It may and it most have them: but this
lilacs of the High Police for two years•
the i
stocks' is Ito sofficiesst reason for petting it anew on the
After belies paned some days at Turin, before even subjecting it to • proper ezperi.
Greed Dike Michael arrived at Genoa on the 25th :
, ment of its selficieney.
ultimo. Your esample of successive amelioration, which
A singular phenomenon has been observed In East I
Prussia. On the right bank of the river Preget, , tiley note t° us, is at present inapplicable. You
have not, like es, a Charter written at a spirt. Yoe
such • scarcity of water vales, that all the brooks I
rely soon traditions, upon precedents, and usages
are dry ; whilst on the left bank of the same riser,
cnesecratell by time, es epee doctrines banded down
the smallest rivulets are overtlowing with water, so
from age to age, and yore eminently refer to them as
es to puss inundations. nit the other band, enjoy none of
The Abbe Forbin de Jansen. whets joerney to the I swiiintitY• We'
i these advantages. Whets once the test dour Charter
Holy Lead we have already mentioned, has returned to
is Weeded, on what shall we lay held to printout the
Paris. Ilt departed in the summer of 1817. landed'
Near Tanis, end celebrated Mass on the very place sbipwmck of our institutions ?
There was yesterday a meeting of the Privy Coen.
where Snot Leeds breathed his last sigh. Thence be
tit, on the subject of oar Finances, and for the de.
proceeded to Greece and Coestentineple, t sell
finite preparation of the Budget ; hut nothing has
Asia Minor, end the wenn where St. Peel preached
transpired or the nature of the discussion, or the
tie Gospel. Damascus, Mount I„banes. the coon•
try of the Meneeltes, the reed of the Patriarchs, all I rein"'
The daily rise In our feeds .it esplain the degree
the tomments celebrated in the history of religion I
and his pion eerinity. Tin Abbe celebrated Mass i li.ctutfid"ce etit.,,:loyedt
with oar n•+ n" Administration.
at Bethlehem, at Nasereth,J lens, on the banks ''''°, are iectrP'—' w't- se.""' Projects about to be
of
the ~...", and rendered himself useful to the submitted to the Chamber, but hitherto there has
cheiaeriT'nf than countries. The religiose of the been no declaration of any deprivations or sub-
Roman Communion, charged with the care of the stitutiens among men in etficet •Ithpallh • Vast
limy Places, were deprived of this priory, during number are considered indispensable. It is no.
cessary .that the Governmorst at length should be
his residence at Jerusalem. They hove confided to
11 by persons who du not make a merit of their
him the honourable mission of making claims iu their I
tingled against it, and found hopes for the future on
favour at the Sublime l'orle, in opposition to the
I their ill.concealed disobedience. M. Geiser, in qua.
Greek schismatics, who succeeded in introducing
I lity of Director-General of the departmeutal and com.
themselves into the lioly Sepulchre. On, his way,
menet Administration, M. de Misbel, irs Secretary.
returning to Constantinople, the Abbe de Janson
I General of the home-office, are as yet the only two
ozonised the donee of an Apostle wish a zeal and
success worthy the early days of the church ; heron.. It°°°" •I'lmintmelti/r
muted many people at Smyrna, and eve. at Constar. I
tisopie. The important negotiation with which he'
was charged by the geardiaws of the sepulchre is now
ie process, and it is hoped *ill have a happy result.
It is much to be desired that the Abbe de Janson
may publish • detailed account of a journey isiterest.
lei in Religion, to the Arts, and so 41oogrephy.
French Fonda, Jan. is.—Tsar per Cents., 67r. 60c. t
Hoek Stock, IMthf.—Jan. 7.—Five per Cents. It
67f. 80c. Bruit Stock, 15J5r. i
Unite, Dec. 27..—The V.:Jerry; Downier of
Retail Isfr this city to-day. 'ter Imperial Majesty .
relents to Russia by the way of Cusitsso,'ll6olll, Ko. ,
eirberg, and Tilsit.
Damns. Dto 27.—The interview which our I
Mowarch had at Chemnitz rata she Emperor of .
Russia en eztrtrusely amicable. The Emporor ;e-
-mitted to the King the poetise be had previously

PRIVATE CUR It F:8 PO NDE NE,I3.

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OUTR %GE 1!, luct.sno.—A kW nights since the
helm of Pali it.k Marry, about font miles from Kul.
lido*, was entered by a• armed banditti; after in-
humanly assaulting Merry, whose life is despaired of,
aid abusing his waft., they forcibly carried off his
daughter, to compel her to marry one of the gang
(.1 tier father intended giving her a wearriage for.
tan" of .1 or !tiOi.), and proceeded with her to
Pealtle. Sir Win. Read., Bart. having received in-
, foraration of the outlier, i.taediateiy set net, sc.
comp tried by Petit. Williams, and part of the 12th
i Foot, stationed at Tottagrsny. Having pursued the
gang for two nights day,tiir William proceeded
near the County of Galway, where they were traced,
. avid there got a parry of cavalry to assist him, when
he aa. Plighted to recover Miss Merry, and has re-
' stated her to 1.1-:r family.—( Limerick Chronicle.)

NOCE OF %rocks Till
But !Meet
3 per ref& Red.79k
3 per Cm. Goremile Tit
3; per Ceett. 871
eniel.fer Acr. ;Pe
4 per Gust. 96

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