The Statesman.
London, England, 1815-11-07 00:00:00

tiT~TMSIfANOFFIC6, 11 AL F-PAST TWO O'CLOCK. To THE EDI7I9IL ire sxe STlTitgitillii •
We.hare just received the Paris Papers of Satter-
day last. They are not of sufficient important* to I Sin,—llaving jest read with is indignation
delay out publication, and we shall briefly notice
which I cannot **ppm*, a ueeree of that saeguleary
their contents. The Chamber of Peers was occupied bigot, who roles deer the Spatula natio*, 11»e no
on the 3d inst. with the project of the law relative to
Was to express to you, Mr. &WM, and to those
a new organization of the Court of Accounts, which
less adopted, after some slight amendments, by a of your Readers who feel interested is the subjtect,
majority of 105 against 35. ' what, in my opinion, ought to be the conduct of
The Keeper of the Seats presented to the Chamber the other Sovereigns of Europe, towards a mon-
the Project of the law eelattye.te the repression of ster who has unhinged himself by acting the part
seditious cries and acts, adopted by the Chamber of of a tyrant.
Deputies on the 30th of October last, which the ;.
The decree in question, though filed with the
Chamber will assemble to-morrow to discuss in its'
Bureaux.
most hypocritical professions of benignity and mo-
The Shaw of the Chamber of Deputies was not derstiou, is stigmatised, even by the Editor of the
public, but It said that M. Hyde de Neuritis dere- Times, as "an act of treason and of tyranny ;" but
loped his proposition upon the reduction of the it is not by this single act alone, but by the whole
Tribunals ; and upon the motion to address the of his conduct since his return to Spain, that the
King to suspend. for.one year the institution of the author of it has shown himself the most cowardly
present Judges. ' and ferocious of tyrants, and as such he has put
The names of the Commissioners appointed. upon ; himself out of the pale of civilised society, inasmuch
the Project of the Law presented by. the Minister of as every tyrant, both by the consent of GOD and
the Interior relative to the organization, are given. t man, is to he considered as a wild beast, who is the
The Sitting broke op at three o'clock. enemy of all mankind, and whom all are interested
The Funds have had a further fall to 56. in destroying. It may be said, indeed, that when
Etna, Noy. 4.—A report has prevailed that some' the Allied Sovereigns proscribed llosraraftec, they
had an immediate interest in, doing so, which they
persons disguised as gen d'arms have attempted to'
have not in exercising the same severity against Fen-
release Marshal Ney from prison, sod that they have
DINA'S!, ; bet he most be a short_sighted politician,
been arrested. We do not know if there be any
ground for this report. and a eery selfish moralist, wise does not see that
Isis owes interest is intimately connected with that
It still is current that General AL= haa been . •
of the public, and that all gross violations of
rested and shut up iu the citadel of Besancon.
ijastice and humanity, whether by nations or indi•
A certain number of individuals having worn •
viduals, ultimately reciosind to the injury of both.—
through affection nosegays of violets and red pines. :B
y"uniting to suppress the tyranny of FERDINAND,
in the promenades of Nantes, the Prefect of Loire. :Ind re-establishing the authority of the Codes, the
Inferior has ordered the arrest of ell those wise ; Sovereigns of Europe will do more to make their
should wear these flowers in the streets or public subjects love and admire them, than by all the pro-
places. Such other ulterior measures shall be adopt- fesslous of moderation and justice which they could
ed respecting them as may he proper. i halm hi a thoesaud manifestoes; they will feelingly
Iconvince them that they are in earnest whets they use
Mr. Strirotr, Proprietor of the Nottingham Re- , these expressions, and will give a pledge for the in.
view, obtained this morning, in the Court of King', tegrity of their owe conduct which they cannot
Bench, a Rule to show Cause.
Iviolate without the molt barefaced end shameless
Monday last the Magistrates of the Maidenhead
inconsisteocy. Bot though all the other Sovereigns
Division of this county, entered upon the investiga•
lion of the circumstances attending the death a! of &roes should neglect to interpose in behalf of a
Joseph Bishop, in Bisha ‘Vood ; after exnmiseing heaps, so cruelly oppressed as Spain, the British G
several witnesses, an adjournment took place to the Verument is specially pledged, and compelled by
following day, when the business was resumed. lu every tie of power add of gratitude, not to desert a
addition to the evidence given before the Coroner,
nation, whose former exertions in the cause of liberty a,
John Green came forward and declared, that he was
within a few yards, of Smith, s hon Bishop fell. He they have sanctioned and approved, and from which ' cats
beard G ranger exclaims 4t shoot, shoot, datum* shoot," all Europe has derived advantages which can hardly trai
and when Smith told him he had shot one of them, , ever. be duly compensated. Shall it be said that the tom
r a ogee, replied, 4 4 then (femme shoot another."— British Government applauded the resistance of the shall
Tao Bench ordered Smith to find sureties for his ay. Spaniarsla to the tyranny of BONAPARTT, that sire )t
parsecs at. the wezt assizes, to answer to an sn-
it
dictment to fie preferred against him, s., he
was
cc. rejoiced in the establishment of a Constitutional Mo- sue)
cordingly bound, himself in 20301: and two sureties its InirchY, after the dettrectlon of the old tyranny in ar
1001. each.—( Reurling Mercury.) - the person of CUABLYS IV., and the overthrow of
Saturday morning last the Cattiness of Mettle's the new one in the expulsion of Jame; end yet,
house, itruton.street, Berkeley-square, was robbed ;that she can, without emotion or exertion, suffer
of 15 gold, silver, and other valuable snuff-boxes,
!those very men to be trampled upon anti oppressed
miniatures, with brilliants and silver candlesticks, f_
fly a tyranny more degrading than either of those
and an immense quantity of jewellery arid other
valuables, supposed to be worth upward; of 7001. It that were overturned,
and see the patriots of Spain
is conjectured the robbery was committed by persona exiled, murdered, tortured, proscribed, and
sell acquainted with the house. I muted without a single effort to aid or support
Ate affair of honour took place on Soothe** Gem- I them? Who can believe that a Government which
mon on Tuesday morning last, between Lieut. Mau,
professes to be the advocate, the defender, and the
of the Royal Navy, sad Mr. EVAS, a Midshipman,
belonging to one of the fames jet pattiasoalb bar. ; champion of social order and humanity, can suffer a
bour. Lieut. H. reeeieetige edoterairee bat hilts spirited and loyal nation to be oppressed and harass-
arm, which came out seer the shoatider—tbe parties led to the utmost extent of human misery, without a
were then reconciled. single exertion to liberate her from her tormentors?
Who can believe that she will bear to see even bet
own sebjects oppressed and insulted by the same!
avaricious tyranny which palsies the whole Spanish
ration? The most narrow notions even of self in.
WWI ought to rouse the English Government to,
the meistisity of overthrowing' that, which is '
esetagy oboost es injurious to England es to Spain—
for no man who has any liberal or enlightened notions
of polite, can be ignorant, that it is the interest of
Guist Britain that Spain should be commercial, in-
dustrious, and free. lam sorry that the only hope
of the liberation of Spain is from herself, and I
trust, that every act of tyranny which FTIMINAND
commits, will hasten the period of the nation's ven-
geance and his total overthrow, with that of the
system of priestcraft by which he is supported.
I remain, &c.

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NAVAL INTELLIGENCE.
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PORTSMOUTH, Nov. G.—Arrived his Bilajestee
ship Misletoe, from Goerosey ; Awn and Intim,
Pitt transports, from Plymouth ; and Liberty trans-
port, from Gibraltar.—Sailed the Natty transport,
for Deptford.

DEAL, Nov. 6.—Came down frees the River the
Europe, Mills, for India ; Cershalion Park, Joan;
and Britannia, Smith, for Jamaica; and the Bias-
ing, Sceton, for Montreal.—Arrived the Maria
Einabeih, Nieman, from Newcastle, for St. Mi-
chael's ; she was on shore on the Goodwin Sand this
morning, was got WI by a Rawest' boat,. and
Lrought into the Downs.

BAKER, THE ROCHESTER PEDESTRIAN.

. W. BURDON.
Welbeck-street, Ckbeadia.ll square. Nov. 2, 1815.

SEVENTH DAY. .
Biker began his daily tarsk on Monday, about,
half-past three: after walking seven miles he stop-
ped to take some refreshment, and fell kilos refresh-
jog sleep for more than an hour; he then continued
Lis journey till a quarter after eight, having walked
134 miles, and went to breakfast; in half ao hour he
started again, and by a quarter past one accomplish-
"! 30 miles, and went to dinner; after stopping till
tNo o'clock he continued his task till half-past five,
and retired to tea, at which time he had performed
4'2 miles he stepped to tee half on hour, after which
L' colitioned his task till eight o'clock, and finally
"tni.le!erl kis now customary journey of 50 miles
nial 144 rn&, in excellent health and spirits.
Baker this day completed one-third of the time al-
lotted for his journey, and it will be seen by the all-
rultßl statement, kr.s walked several miles over his
smut days j,nroey,
*To, s'ay, Oet. 90, 51 miles, 72 rods.
Wedru-itlay, 5.1 --- 96 --
Thursday, b 4 -- 192 --
Friday, __-5V— 144
Saturday, 144 •--
Sunday. !!'t
-- rue --„
it may be necessary to observe, that the distance
frnal Ct.ssack to the walking ground is 14 rods,
which is allowed Baker in his tinily task, every
hi 7%.: Ile gees out or comes into the house.

A Correspondent in Orkney writes as fellows :
" About 200 small whales have been forced on shore
through the islands ( Walls, Scapay, and Sanday),
within the last two mouths. They have' been sold
by authority of the Vice-Admiral DEPUTE. Oil, of
course, is becoming cheap am‘lng us. Two vessels
-were lately wrecked on the patish of Dearness; one
of which was laden with cotton and tobacco, the
other with hemp and wood."
On Saturday ae'nnight, after son-set, an ac..:dent,
which was likely to have been attended with a serious
consequence, happened near Portsmouth. Three
boys, Coid, Robinson, and Arthur, were amusing
themselves firing a gun into the morass, near the
bathing machines, whew a ball took a direction or,
the :nnrass, and entered the arm of Mr. Dewy, et,
the Commissioner's catch, Who was going to the betel!
to embark : the ball entered above the elbow, pa
, er-
up the arm, and was 'retracted near the opposissr
shoulder. Mr. Dewy is out of danger; and eery
highly to his humane character, on finding the boy,
and ascertaining it to have been accidental, he for.
gave him. We understand. In consequence, pedal
bate been given to stop the firing of guts on the gtel
cis ; which, from the timber of persons passings
must at all times be attended with considerable

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ON ME DRI'ORTATION OF NAPOLEONII DEUEY-LANE riIB47IRE.
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AND AkRANGRAIKNTB FOR HIM. --o-.
—.0.--- I The piny Of Tamerlane was.
sPerfriinied ilia nigitt•
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TO VIE EDITOR OP TON STATPASIAT. for the first time for several year:. Our leadersneed
aile• ae. dd.: _Wet be meld; that's was originally written t
Sia,—Two cirCumstances; I this'll,
the insatiate ' itio.. a
loomed very *demise to the just, and, as far as mop 1 %, Air .11.4),__. "' tyranny, a" ties Rt.
he adequate, view which should be formed of tbi Louts ..o.i. vV. eau to extol the magnanimity, ot a.
time, and King honour of Wirt fiat lit. At abet
Deportation of the Er-Emperor. due, the very do; every species of Farr. r 'Was impu
tecito the
long Postpunens-rat of the Meeting of Parliament, _Fiends King, to excite the indignation .E - • .
which, I uaderstand, is still 'farther to be delayed of the ug..
iisis people against the 'Writ of conquest end apnlia-
till the begistnieg of February; the Other, else hen that cheractelised the Howse of gennoos,—
They were justly regaided as the coavteut divturhera
House and Furniture which are to be mitt from this -
wand for his
use. With
(hose
who do
not
refi_'-;.. of tliv.peace of Kempf-731i ill 1.1/iPSIi this iiiiihi.•
'64 (ion, our glnrioes Deliverer ;Feint rho t) vanity of are
much, and feel strongly and steadily, each of these g
--resets so happily 'yielded the ihmi of Great Mei-
circumnaeces wilt have en Dudes influence to she Min. The play was for a lone tin.. repre.seretl ars- .
Prejudice of the trirem"• great consideration ; iftee nosily, on the 4th or sth of Nuvemia•r, iii colonic.: s •
sending of the Er_Emperore_such a person, and Marsden of King Wiso.tax; awl at no time, ee
under such circumstances as he is,—cotrrpwleerily Di iiir.eiialli .i:N.ta,m„,„tho.llol74; 4,eireeilis ittilaP:rwrg,trmnedigh:iih ill48:4
St. Helena, rislst or mrong ; is it legal and constite.
1 Character of Ittijaset could not have been
(load ;is it consonant to the Principle* of the L. *lee tiorfortly adapted to the pne era of Ur. Katy, ..
of Notions; is it worthy or antworthy
of our Nu- . if it had beeh expressly dra wo for him, than* set us',
ly is, for it abounds with those bitter taunting, and •. .
[tonal Character; is it consistent with the Law of •
1 sercastieptlsaages, in t he expression of chick he sops
Nature itself?
If he be sent far beyond the seas, oat of . R • -
; culler'', excels. At the end of the first ct
' and he.ipuke the. ittiluAlgeCice*o;
"'''' • Ai came forward, ,or
Intim, nut of sight and hearing of all the rest of '
the audience in his (Setter, as he . had fur the wheiti
t
he world, wrongully, f
and agalust the 'nervy of 1 week labioerfti ender I ',vele void. Mr. KAIC Slid
dvilieed warfare, and contrary to the reepeet due that in the-"r"ing Mr. KI:A!4 found himself easier,
;but In the afterneen it lied rieureed With Violence;
to the station which be long and so illustriously held,
and to his own personal pie-eminence, the effect of not.to disapeoint the public, cod to avoid
necessity of a cblinge Of the,playi be had resolved
knowing that be is so, ought to he as great *life the to endeavour to undert3ke the representation, trust-
iujury remains, and the injurious act of thus con- ing to the kindness of the audience. Tiii itatemeut
fining him is continued, as if it had been commenced was received with the warmest encotsingement ; and
yesterday. Indeed, every year and month and shy i when, after the procession, Mr. Kr.* m Mu& his a 'I.
and moment, though It may weaken the impression pearance with -one side of his fare se ellP•1 to a de-
gree which proved the sufferleg fist he endured, he
on those who do not suffer the wrong, is so much of 'was received with reiterated a-Cchessatiseis, and well t
added and multiplied injury to him who feels it. did he justify the knew' ill which hi mil& with the
I do not mean .to quarrel with the attention of l public, for in no character since his performance of •
providing a hebitstion, in which skill and taste have Itiehrrrd, has he demonstrated more emphatically the .
very probably a laudable share, and furniture, in .
art with which he imitatt.s and displays the workings I
attic turbulent tad wicked passions in the soul, than
which elegance and convenience may hate been sac- on this occasion.
i.
cessfully united. I think, by the description, it Mr. K LAN'S dress was sn peril, and the rude ferocity
appears that they have been so ; and were not graver and insolent despair of the haughty captive were i.
marked In his countenance and deportment.--
reflections entitled to attention, I should most wil- finely .
'''.)
Though very hoarse at first, the energy of his mind • I
ling/7 allow them commendation. But these minor
enabled him to triumph over his indisposition so far,
mires bestowed on the personal accommodation of a
that his voice was little inferior to what it usually is
roan, than whom none hiss ever filled a more splendid It probably injured his performance in this, that it.
sphere, titer removing him, by the strange concur- sometimva forced him to represent subdued emirtion,
vent* of elf kiwis if means. from that sphere, and there the rage of the tyrant ought to have blaied
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refusing bias& residence among us, these petits coins forth with unrestrained fury. the speech beenowil
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are not to be set ainst the m nitede with—
a
gn g , and extent,
" Bused bystiii, J. 44" - l','-
and presensable coalition,y of so deep and compd.
was an instance of this, and more than ode might b'e k. t
Dated an leek:tie* kit Damiallion; on the con- pi.atoal gee 11, the first seine betw're, Niezei„.,Ki 1,
t ii c
trary, they prove a webee“intee resolve, that the Avast. nig conduct while before Tamerlane was
confinement and stela .4se fiwhiclelie is thus placed, appropriately daring, and Athens the latter &misstep-
Thee wade :6 veate,iteav'ns"
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t uously says—,
shalt cantinae : And II t eli a rritegeekehts relative to
', The world ! 'I vrotalithe Sra litle far toy iride i" it Chan accordingly be oiripieied,.. as if it were as •
iutject with which Parkansent, or the natio'', bad ."- •
the
WC ITV paill•AbiabilitgaiStatileat itlipti re, . • .
Indulaw nee to
toy thi3 to de,-liiiiiik thin the ... _ _...... la. i coala :—Away lay mid a;,4„;90.4 4 ci„,roa„al,..
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people this•-gree( Idled, ed-iiiirse-verieisity, *alb was uttered with an expression of scone to which ;sile
the wisteria's and dimensions of the bonding ; the eh- ilea"_ not hew to do justice. Nottfies4 clield-._ more
louring of the rooms and curtains, and carpet end oily embody :Ilse insolence 4 head lohlehnilli•
t.litsg, with the same unconcern, es if be had bees 1icr151441 iitc44" lui"; cud uutidulr 1.414..,..114.- '
duce is strerpr effect em Out apeciatoes. vehrte
left at liberty to Rhine a house aid Garniture for Ws. iced by Tamerlane what lie might kasto,mecte.l 1
;elf in the hietropolit, or is the country,. in Pica., . had he been compared, the urge ettnitatlon iritk ,
filly, or any of the great and fashionable squares, which he feasts his imagination ea the empty Sha-
n Northamptonshire, orelsewliere. slow of vengeance, was ph:lt:red iii a Masterly st) le •
I the execution being worthy of the conception both
Bet wbo, that tblekseud remit, does not understand,
of ,
s not sensible to the I the Actor and the Poet. When told thaf man.mmensity of the difference kind
tetween a rolentary and a forced residence, between " Lmullx call to cut of thl.trager-break.r," . i
eciasiolf and rtes society, what is a house and fund- the sigeificatit motion of his hand, waved over his
are, however unesceptionable they may be ie thems head in defiance, while he repeated the words •
elves, to these infinitely superior considerations ? A " DII it, and rid thy shaking sass! at on eor its went fear,"
:ottagt in the laud of his approbation -and choice was admirably characteristic of thelarotal temerity
could have been Incomparably preferable to all that which is here made to take place of courage. The
Ministers can direct to be sent to him : had he, in seen* with Nemeses furnishes some of the strongest
traits of tyranny that his genius, pememiuently happy
,hat cottage, been left to the same liberty that every,
in its representations of onreleuting creeityi ever •
van the most private, man is, as to choke seed ac.
:eptance of books and other publications ; as to so-
held forth to the astonishment of an audience. Where •
fiqiezet assumes that 7'arnerlane has.seoght Aipasits -
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iety and correspondence, restrained only by those 'to dishonour Isis bed, we know net which moat
ides which homier and just feeling, and a na. to admire, the boisterous wrath inspired by Ids
oral return for confidence of theirselves im-
obstinate
conqueror's presence, or the
use. But even St. Helena does not appear W
with which he refused to hear any explanation. e
had nearly forgotten to mention one of his happiest
tone and manner in which he required • o Ministers . 'efficiently distant to allow of eforai—the
of Axe/la, as the price of his consent to the Prlnee't
book, or paper, or telescope, or other instrument
if art or science, of information or amusement, to be union with Sellout, " the 'rarities head." In the
lent to their captive (for so in furl be 19), 'which is whole play there was nothing more striking than thit.
to the last act KE/ST was, in many hittances, prodi.;
lot furnished by themselves. 'Jo live at the will of
'herr, and those his enemks, whatever iedulgen. &oily succei,fal. Tlie line—
ies and luxuries they may supply him, is note life for
" Die, Selina t Is thlt a Father's voice V'
was given *ids powerful expression. His manner of r.
carer sox ; nor such a life as should. cause his de-
leaving the stage; when, oterpoWered by number.; he
orttaion to sink into oblivion, or become a subject . isdisarmed, called forth great applause; and the last
f indifference in the minds of those who love free- effort of his despair and rage closed his arduous task
Ana, are concerned for hentenity,- aid revere the
.6 midst a tumult of universes! approbation.
:ant, Constitution; and Notional. Character 9f Eau-1 Mr. Pope, in Tamerlane, delivered the berievo-
sme.—l am, your's sincerely,
, . lent sentiments of the hero who fights to save, with
• '
. CAPEL LOFFT. . ate oteimating fervor and dignity that deservedly gale-
Trustee-Bull, Ott. 27.
! ed the applause of the bouse.—Aud Mr. Rst, i-t lig
Nemeses, gave us soother pivot hove powerfully I. . i
a always •ble4
Searches the. hearts of an aoditnry,
.when he hat •Ii
Allo2lll* PaDtsTutAN.—A &Ur. honed J. Ay.
itnicting.
pastioi
to
In, residing iu the vicinity of Red Lionnqoare, is' portray. He t .
aroused. Mrs. BAUTINT in .drpasiri, I
acked for a considerable sum to walk 1190 miles in i when hen most. . . • ,
*as more than usually intpressive, and excited it,'
is so confi-
-100 successive hours, *hie. undertakiog exceeds
Apt. Berclay's matdla by 100 miles. Ile , •
receiied on her levn'ssacrifice was beautifu'lly givers. most lively sympathy ; the deadly shock which eh s
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ant *boat iceoutplishing this arduous enterprise, that
the uniirerce plaudits i r the spectltors. Mr. W AL.
She was struck
,to the. heart—and fell dead--rimilist
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to
aripe;odisnattingpresortmarge
rotanknhldghaintlistehlef,awdhsic;la he
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LACE was also bights interesting in Aralla, mid ie.
d *here Wilson walked, Which place it is sup.
et fixed upon, bat be went to elackheith ttt see the
round
Eraditly the House and to the Manager. I t was giaen
deed the plry was altng•ther got u;s in a way to do
aced he hits approved of.—lle intends to commence
out tat and received 43) the fullest hoote
t a few dayst Thursday, i
s' of the seasou wish universal applaose.
The North Deem' &deli, inimerdiately on atrivtOg
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t the George line. Andover, on Wednesday last, .
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n the outside was picked op frees ender the easels, ing the Militia;
aujhority for stating, that, ludo I.
; the army at preient in the coontry
as overturned with a tremendous trash. A Lady We have gdfi
rtive men, end
we shool !
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. . pparently a corpse ; faint hopes ate eutertailted Of meleetits to 51,000 oti
er recovery. The coechinan bad a leg fractured, as think . such an army more than adequate to all 0s
e
ell as the guard, adttseteral other paSsenzers %veto porpnses of good glecrntnent.—(Dubin Ercsi g.
Port.) 1.. ii
merety bruited.
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