The Statesman.
London, England, 1815-07-22 00:00:00

LONDON:
sATUItnAY, JULY 22, 1815.

What a history is that of NAPOLEON BONAPAIITE.
The second volume opened by exhibiting his peaceful
and majestic progress to the first throne on the Con-
tinent, which became vacant as he approached, as if
it had been held by his deputy whilst he wee merely
on a visit of pleasure to the coast—a chapter scarcely
unfolds its contents—a brief chapter, but of awful
import, when we find the biilliant scene clouded
with death—the splendid fahrick of glory and am.
bition struck to the ground, and the man who
was, a few days before, diadem(' in the midst
of legions who had planted their victorious banners
on the walls of every capital in Europe, except one,
" fallen, fallen, fallen from his high estate," a vo-
luntary captive in the hands of the defenders of that
nation which all 116 power could not subdue, and
flying from men whom he had overthrown in battle,
and again and more than once elevated to the pinna.
cleqf dominion. Born to excite our wonder as much

controul their thoughts, or resti
'pious opinions. MAN IS Boum sr
begins to repeat to himself and con
talk freely of the causes and object
compare the state of France and
w retched condition of Russia and A
solaierb brought the love of free&
the Germans and Russlatts wit
France to their at present benightt
Cerrvsporident concludes by sayksl
in the prayer, 46 may the gospel
tional liberty, be every where

tlespotism fall down before it, I*,
come nut of etil, and the blood w
so copiously for this end will of
sGi“."

NAPOLF.ON BONAPARTE may
tog faculties of men may be 5:
with the sword, but never can be
if even the present Armed force

lihrrt).preaching Chambers of Legi
titlidinos populaticu, practising
revolettanary doctrine., were awl
this truth will newer be lost sigl
the No 11, " that all power o
people, and ought to be held A
people, and that so form of Gt.
their authority and consent can
mate."

Yesterday Count Mums Tut kad
PRINCE REGENT.

Mr. CCRVISOR, the King's Mt
by Earl BATtiunsr with Dispatchi
since, to Lord Cam.EnEscit at Pa
SOR left Paris en Wedriesd.ry wit
rived yesterday morning at the
Gentleman connected with a how
rived soon after him with dispatchr
Linarcrot. Both the Ministers
upon the PRINCE REGENT at Carh
Orders were yesterday issued (re
berlaires Office, for the Court to
mourning nest Tuesday; then to sr
tilt the 24th of August.
The preparation of the state rooms
for the reception of a prisoner of di
nearly completed : superb carpet
and silk curtains put to the windok
by some that these apartments are
reception of RON tPARTE.
Orders hare been recently issued
keepers to charge, for man, on tueir
per (lay for cavalry, and Is. 5-1. a

We hear that the Duchess of Cl
pected to arrive in this country soon,
The Chapel Royal is fitting up for
the PRINCZ REGEVT has confident
be able to reconcile the Quitcx al
Royal Family to the union; in w'
matrimonial Ric will be given at t 1
A Dowager, whu is a Peeress
is said to have a suitor not more
age.

One of the Treasury Journals,
all the laudatory epithets „limy
men, has de.ignated the irresent
belligerent Administration."
l'he weak regiments from Caner
disembarked, are the Royal Scoti
the Sth, Ist and 2d ditto, the 13th,
97th.

At all the provincial fairs in Ireland
berm numerous shows of cattle of
but few have been sold, and those
prices. Prime horses, which two
ould have fel, hel 501. or 601. each,
more than 251. or 301.

Last mouth, when a mm was
neighbouroood of Carlisle, he tout
A CGUSTUS CESAR, its high preservati
hawing inscriptions :—Obverse—"
divi f pater patrice." Reverse—"
desig Trine. is vent ci. Caesares."
The follow i ig most curious droll
Isn Wednesday last a: Pones, about
Exeter. A child, who was nt P/
bridge, about 10 feet, into the wi
bourer who was at work iti the roar
immediately jumped in to save her
the shovel struck and killed a fine
man brought out in one hand, and
other. A respectable :111;jr .14 Ints
with her servant in a gig at the ti,
whole tr,nsictiou.—(Exeter Paper
Those who are fond of fast tray(
treat. The Rockingham Coach, w'
Friday morning at seven o'clocl
Saracen's Head, Snow.hill, honk
on Saturday morning-198 miles
hours.
On Wednesday morning, while
infested with mice, on Ferryeen
big to the barn, a pointer clog vent
pert in swallowing up his prey.
he fell a vomiting, when, strange
of the mice ditgorged on the ocean
kg hail. and succeeded in making'
(Tyne Mere:try )
A piece of curious blanket, mi
feathers, wl ich enveloped a mumro:
cave near Caney Fork, a branch
river, in Tennessee, was recently
Raleigh ltluseum, North Carolina,
of an adult and child were found in
in a good state of preservation. T 1
posited in a basket of neat wicker
pared far admission by haring t;te
null firmly strapped to the body. Thi
in four of these blattkets,and the w I
in a bat h mat. The features, whit
servY(l, were net those of the In,
were blue and the hair fair. It is
pr. served in the same way have beet
and that specimens of the blankets,
have beet deposited in PF.,41:3 Maitant
may give rise to new and more probel
concerning the people who construct
Gees to lie seen in many parts of the

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era,
restrain their re:i
raxeti every 14,, •
:onerades ; and tile,
ect of the war, in
I England with the bur
Austria. The French
'done from America; ith
Pi
ill import it from tool
ted countries. per ith
isg, and we join kir:
!I of liberty, of r,;
hip
preached, and ma,
Pt
for then good mit ith
which has been shot ed:
not hove flowed jr, st
ale
die the reason.
et
silenced for a lime F)
e extinguished ; and om
of Fiance, and her Sc
r,egislators and mu!. burp
as well as preaching
rept from the earth,
;lit of by the rest of
originates with tae A
for the good of the of th
:overnment without shire,
an ever be lcgiti. for t:
Maly
the h
dan audieuree of the a lie
ads
,Plestaers7sn.agbenyir triv.acuuareseee Tac
yn
o'
ith a reply, and so. ber.
Foreign (Mee. A sidero
nese in the City ar. by ti
hes for the Earl of donee
s afterwards waitul the bl
Ron-House. colons
•om the Lord Chum. tune
to go out of deep ing a
wear half mourning has, i
Sir
comae in the Tower, Bouc
distinction, are now very I
Is have been laid, terest
owl. It is supposed comas
re designed for the the C 4
treme
'tied to allow Inn- days'
treir march, ls. 3d. ceieir
I day for infautry. glOlll
7.OIIIBERLAND is ea-
the tc
In, to be roe-married. Staff(
r the occasion, and in the
hopes that he still and 1
and the rest of thee o'cloo
which case a grand wet
the Pavilion. IMO
in her own right, was r
thin half her owa Curt
tie w
s, after exhausting place
applied to puldoc and
t hlinisters " the same
and a
ada, ordered to be •Id t
ots, lit battalion, !mit le
1, 496, 89th, and teapot
At
Ireland, there have tiers
every description •,
se at very reduced 'rotes.
or three years age etrei
ch, did not product hat e
actly
ploughing in the Fecal
Pond a gold coin of barge
ation, with the fol- The
." Caesar Averstrs that II
-" Avgvsti. F. cot Tho
Olt Ot
:umstance occurred • 01
put three miles from
play, fell from the Lv
water, whets a la- 'NG
oad, with a sho.c.!, weal
er ; strange to say, for
! salmon, which OP envy
the in the rat g
city was passion age,
lime, and saw the .lete.'
per.) oeuld
selling may haves KwIG
chich left lieeds-es Parse
k , arrived at the large,
sdots, before three Mr. 1
!s in less than 20 ,lause
on the
! a stack of oats, . ether
Farm, was carry- • min J
se exceedingly es- with c
In half an hour, liaises
to tell, out of Tv
seven rer.k
their escape!! ! •
lade of hark SO
ty found Itttely ioC n con
'h of Cumberbod 'he ft
r presented In the -WEE
ia. The mummies
-w p
is a copperas rgre, tali fl
[hey wete each tie- ffect.
r work, first pm Plc
e knees drawn UP hew,
hey were envelord
s hole then wrapJd uttei
lich were well pu• tken
radiant. The rtes loule
said that mittrtot'' a co
!refound in Sles;re• the
1, similar to thcc'. t alai
seam. These ',eke
•obable conjecor., en h
acted the foo tit • ad's
30 western coo •'l, I tarn
•
ews:seowassAh. •
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