The Statesman.
London, England, 1818-11-24 00:00:00

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New YORK, OCT. 9.0!—0n the 17th inst. about
Tour is the afternoon, another desperate ■ttetnpt was
made by ihetonvicts in the New Jersey State Prison,
Pear Trenton, to effect a general jail delivery. A„s%
The plot developed as the grated door leading to
- a young.
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in him.—
young .he count-
ing-room of the Institntitm, where are kept the arms
for its protection; he *as quickly followed 'by thp'
principal assailant, bet succeeded in getting is.
leaded pistol, and turning updn the cotptit, bade
Isle keep beck. The desperado still pushing on,-
received the contents of the pistol in his side and
abdomen ; be staggered, sod fell in ecortlet of the.
room; bet soon recovered, and seizing one of the
loaded muskets near him, was aiming at' tbst yobng
• man, as bla father, Francis Labaw, the principal•
keeper, got into the room, who twilled bpon the
culprit, and succeeded in so far elevating the muzzle
• Other place, that its contents, est was discharged,
sold over his son'sltead, and lodged in the partition
wall. This desperate culprit. weakened with the
effects of his wounds and the loss of blood, now sur-
rendered and was disarmed. The assistant-keeper,
• who was engaged at the grated doer, although he bad
teceived several mobs from the prisoners, with whom
he was contending, bad by this time succeeded in
closing the door, after two •r three had' passed
through. These, however, were pursued, and soon
after brought back.
The wounds which the assislant.keeper, Joseph
Dye, received, though severe, are not considered
dangerous.
The prisoner who was shot, languishes with little
prospect of recovering. Ile appears to bens hardened
in his feelings on the occasion, as he was fearless and
desperate In his conduct.

PA.ats, Nov. 20.—We learn by a private, bat au-
thentic letter, that her Majesty the Queen of Eng-
land is dead.—(Journal des Debtds )
(A similar notification appears in all the Paris
Journals.)
• The foreign Bankers, MM. Raring and Labou•
chere, arrived in Pails on the 17th instant.
The Prinee'of: Wirtemberg arrived at Marseilles
'tbe 10th inat.frorn Turin:

' The Government has a project for ameliorating the
establishments now existing at Cayenne, for the pur.
point of cultkiling, on a largo scale, the vegetable
productions of the InePes. Plants are to be natu-
*Wised in Guyana, to he afterwards transported to
Europe. French Guyana will thus become a sort of
'eotrepot for all that relates to Natural History.
M. Pozzo di Sorge, the Russian Ambassador, is
,eapected here this day.
' Five per Cents.:—Tbursday, op f. 25 C.
qs Exchange on London.—One mouth, 0.31'. 45 c.--
ITbree months; 23 f. 15 e.
FAANKVORTs Nov. 15.—ft is said, that for the
'Purpose of terminating the differeotes between Att.-
/tele and Bavaria, and the Graod Duchy of Baden,
?rusk and England will be constituted arbitrators,
:stnd that Lord Clancarty and M. de Humboldt will
proceed hither to enter upon the discussion.
'Asx.r.a.CoarEr.ce, Nov. 17.—The Congress sp.
data to be sow dissolved. The departure of the So.
'utreigns and the Ministers commenced yesterday.
The Emperor of Russia gave a splendid dinner on
Sunday, of 60 covers, to the Sovereigns, Princes,
Generals, and Ministers. In the evening they went
to the Ball given by the merchants.
The Emperor of Russia setoot yesterday for Brus-
sels. The Prince de Metternich has also quitted ns.
The Emperor of Austria and the King of Prussia set
viet this day.

• C4ONITANTTNOPLE, OCT in—The Schah of Persia
sends an Extraordinary Amhaqsador to Europe, who
already arrived at Constantinople. Ilis name is
Mira, Abad Hassan Chan, and he is to proceed from
this city to Vienna, Paris, and London. 11. is or.
tiered not to stay above two months in each of these
four capitals, arid to retorn to Teheran. In his suite
is the brother of Mr. Will..ch, the English Charge
d'Affaires to the Schsh.

STOCKHOLM. Nov. 3.—The brave Lieot..Generai
Baron Vim Vegessck, Grand Cross of the Order of
the Sword, died within these few days, in the 55th
year of his age. hi nine campaigns he received nine
revere wounds. Mg army loses in him one of its
best Generals. General Moreno, Spanish Ambassa.
dor at this Coort, has jest received the credentials
of her flightless the infanta of Lucca, as her Minis.
ter Pleninotentiare at theCoort of Sweden, The

new Spanish Secretary of Legation, Mr. De Torres,
has arrived here from the Hogue.

The Rev. Mr. Tybeek, a Clergyman, 66 years of
ages lets bad beets acquitted by the Jury fur the
Freedom of the Press, on account of two works
against the doctrine of the Trinity, and the Symbo.
Heal Hooka, which were denounced to the Chan-
eellor by the Consistory of this city, has been de.
graded from his•clerical dignity in consequence of an
culmination of his errors, effected by the Chancellor
of Justice, in the Supreme Ecclesiastical Court.—
This sentence-, after Tybeek had desired a general
assembly of the Clergy to be called by the Kiug, for
the purpose of a new nomination of the Symbolical
Book., has been confirmed in the last instance.

WARSAW, Nov. 5.—00 r fair of All Saints hem
on the 24. According to the list published by the
Police, 116 foreign merchants have already arrived.
The reigning Empress of Russia is expected here nest
month, on her return to Russia.
AIX•LA-CQAPELLE, Nov. 17.—1 t seems that the
Concordate for Prussia is on the point of being con.
eluded. The frequent conferences which hove taken
place within these few days at the Vicar-general's
in this city, seem to hate been relative to this impor7
sant subject. It is generally affirmed that the Lula
Masticsl pensions will receive an addition.

the keeper's apartments,_ was opened by a
toast the krone. son. One of the most athl
pbwerfel.hatiis essoog the prisoners, who was
• drier,lllllrll Inton the door, and hell it
An at+s stintkeeper, who came up, exerted
In vain to shpt the door ; severs) of the prise
the plot soon advancing, and pressing upon
The young man immediately retreated to the