The Statesman.
London, England, 1815-11-24 00:00:00

.

:a ..snih-;.l.nemw,maikral.=p‘ina4,si.-
,k3k USSE LS .tSll FR.INKFORT PAPERS.

IN,PRECIf. OtT. 39.—They talk of a monument
which his, Niejesty the Etrperor, in conjunction with
the State of the Province b 1 Tyrol, is going to have
erected to the eiemory or the brave cud unfortunate
Chief ef the Tyrolese, Andreas Hofer, who, after
cobrigeously defended tb% liberty of his
tense's, wag shot at Mantua by order of Bout.
met.'.
'Vt.—The !lumber ni bontlPti that in.
rested the Roman States beeitts to diminish. About
a buttdrill hate been killud or taken—eight have
taken advantage of the Pepsi Bull, whirl) gives an
entire amnesty, on cendition of their giving them-
se'ves tip mist, doing I Odic reisure.,
Priairess Botglicse is nre ived here from the
litstlis Lucca. 'Flier,. has
.just been found upon
the A ppeoiii. IVa.r att. atteise.t son.rlial, drawn upon
mai bte, ith the ',awes of the winds in Greek. It
is Pesci) calculated for the latitude of Rome. AC'
fouling to local circumstances, it is concluded to be
the Di•cus belonging to Herodius Atticus, and de-
scribed by Vitruslus.
BASLT, Nom. B.—The distress 'which prevails
among our neighbours in Ala :cc is extreme, and the
winter will necessarily aggravate it.
NAIWUR, Nov. I B.—Chorlemont was not given up
to the Prussians on the 16th, as had hems announced:
this fortress is strictly blockaded, and its occupation,
Is exported every moment.
Lovvstv, Nov 18—A letter from Cairo, of
Sept. Tt, gives the following, details of the events"
that have recetaly taketrt place Cher? :
" Ott the 4th of Augest a revolution broke out let
this capital. The troops, not willing to submit to
the new discipline which the Viceroy had just
doted, revolted agaiast him. firlytte-eed Ali Paella,
being attacked so unawares, shut Helsel,* up in the
citadel, where he valiantly defended himself with his
suite agei• st the rebels. 'lnc latter, not being able
to take it, dispersed themselves about the coszetry,
where they pillaged the warehouses of the merchants
and many.plVate houses. Ip these cri•ical circum-
stances, the former had the presence of mind to or-
der all the boats to retire to, the other side of the
Nile, and at the same time tenet* different places for
troops that were attached to him.
." This measure has partly saved Cairo : the re-
bels seeing that their retreat we, intercepted, goar-
yelled among themselves, etti the troops obliged them
to implore pardon; which 'he Governor, to avoid
bloodslied, granted. On the 9th the revolution was
litsislt, 4.
" 'the loss sustained by the inhabitants of Cairo,
is estimated et 25 millions of dollars. Mehemed Ali
',Reba not only restored the effects found'inthe bands
orate rebels, bet has also,pitrtly indemnified the
.044hrifitseut of his oon property."
fitA*IIIPORT, Nov. 15.—We expect here hit Ex-
cellency Lord Clawson', for the opening of the
Dim ; the presence of this Minister and that of M.
de Hombohlt, which is also only temporary, make it
presumed that objects will be treated of here that are
nut within the sphere of the Diet.

PR-1194TE— eb itisi;6..N4)ESCE. •

ISSASiiINATION OF GEN r.RAL DE LA GARDE, AT
IsMES.

1 •

-

. P 30.. Nov. 19.
It is a painful task for me to announce to you •
crime that has excited the liveliest sensation' at Paris.
Gen. de la C orde was assassinated on Sunduy the
}2lh at Nismes.
• 1.14.. re the departure of the Duc d'Angouleme, a
deputation or the Reformed nen& obtained an
audience, and petitioned for the liberty of re-open.
lug their temples. ilis (loyal not only ac."
quiesced in the it demand, but expressed his surprise
and dissatisfaction at the conduct of tlim‘e who.
should have sn far mistaken the pitCrotal intentio's
and the liberal principles of the Goovornment, u to
have necessitated th.•ir temporary closure.
On leaving the town, he commanded Gen. de Ia
Garde to see. his proonises fulfilled. On Sunday.
morning, in the execution of his duty, and in the
moment of haranguing a bigoted mob assembled to
oppose him, and which he lead too confidently suf.
fared to approach, a villain levelled a pistol at him,
and shot him throogh the breast. The first report.
from Gen. liriche reached Paris to.day. GPO •dd la:
Garde tflig not dead, but slight hopes were enter.
tained of his recovery. Ilk constitution was al, eatly
impaired fr,,m 11,e wounds lie had received in divers.
engagernentc. The consternation at the Thuillories•
was great. N,) man's virtues woe better known or
'more generally appreciated.
_ _ _

i

Niontlly Al•tv•
I have been guilty of an nruis%ioti i i my letter of
yesterday, the rep iratinis of which will douhtless af-
ford you a melancholy satisfiction. The execrable
assassin of the virtuosi+ de la Gude, uas secured I.y
the military force, sodl-tntiytiansferred to a place
of secrecy, and thence tts one of safety. Ile is now
in the prison of Montpelier. The di: patches of to-
day announce that the General is not dead, but his
life is despaired of.
hlaihme :Vey has presented herself at the hotels
of he Russian and Prussian Miiiit.ters.

It was ninspered on Saturday that the Countess
St. Leu (Madame Lnuis Bonaparte) was apprehend-
ed the night before in the apartment of one of her
friends, in Paris. Swne reasons make it difficult to
credit this tumour.

lay any. 20.
There was* meeting of the King's Ogßancil yester-•
day op.tn the peace. which is to be signed this day,
and at which the presence of 'falleyrand was par-
ticularly de-ired by the King. It was the wis:t of
some of the Kings Ministers, that the article guarun.
geeing the ihrotie of France to the lioarbons should
1* meet, but ..thers on the contrary, insist upon the
wholebeing made public.

As the work* of !twit groat men are hu&d down
by. some remarkableinstauce, so is that of GEOUGE
MORGAN!), of faertloos memory. In cleaning sip the
old sign of the lVekb Ambmsador, or Goat in Bo,•ts,
in-tittle Chelsea, occident prov►d it to be his p r-
formtitee; and being finished in hisplighest style, it it
probably the first thing of the kind in the vicinity of
London, sad otigiaated i 0.0044,4 fits of melry.

1

J•,