The Statesman.
London, England, 1818-07-22 00:00:00

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YOUNO NAPOLEON Afro ram SMPKIIA
or dIiSTR.I44.
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A Vienna article (4 the Sib inst. states~
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Toung Napoleon was, taken to Satien,abisitt three
posts from Vienna, two days ego, to pav his respects
to his Imperial grandfather, and coogurolote him
on his return. The bay is a One thriving fellow, and
bears a close resemblance to his .gilett father. His
mother, Maria Louisa, Duchess of Parma. is here
at present. :the environs and rampart's of Vienna,
which were so much injured by tte French, when
they bombarded the city, are rimiriog. Many
hundreds of the military are stopt„rod upon them.
It is rumoured that Lord Stewart disc not re.
torn Ambassador to Vienna. The son of Fiteibes
tall itsnds..me young man, bas been in Linz
these ten days. endeavouring either to purchase
or hire a hoot. for his hither. who is now at Prague.
...There are many large mansions in the city 41
J.in* to let, hut not one sufficiently matinee to Sc.
comniodate Fouche and family. The son declared
that hit mother and site alone must have enmity.
two chambers. However, as it is indispensible
F..uche should remove from Prager, the con hes,
taken, as a temporary residence, a boost in Op'
Grillo Place, near the Cathedral of List. front
atominestinnahle authority I inform you that Vouches,
is at ibis lime in treaty for six Seicnories, all on rho
banks of the atnube. For two of them only be bat
offered 60001. sterliog. Four of the namei are
es foii4,ls—Krilltbergs Werteltbilch, Zellbof, sod
Kresoaen.
Jaromwl3nnaparte lives upon his estaste,aboot two
ports from Vienna. R. lass purchased a mansion near'
the city,. but the Emperor has refused his permission ,
to him to reside there. Jerome effected en eschew.'
of h ,me et an 'sirs cost and at a great loss.
-sioos, and itiet.ed all the necesssries of life, are math
dearer ist %Nemo' now than under the wigs of Bona.
patte—alihtwfh it meat be coofeFeeil the pretest tra. I
peror is most modern in his endeavoors to *meliorate
and solos', the colonies)* of the poor. There is a
yrospect of a mutt intendant barns tbroegheot
Altiogary, both in c.ro and wine.
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" After as absence of nearly threemootbsitles. FM=
refer and Empress artieed at the Palette itieleeday,
wild this morning, at Jour o'clock, according to Wes.
torn, his Imperial M jowl received, with US deal
hand, Petitions from- his people of all deormailistinee.i
The example is worthy of imitation; sad s ea is.
ample prevails where precept fails," it ought to be
made known in England. The, Eteperor of Atablekr,
Aerates two moroitsgs in the week, during 1110 MI%
deuce at Vionna, to the receiving of Pefilient; end
.in order that the time of the poor. and persons is
bumble life, may not be oasted, every Wednesday
end Saturday morning, at foe, echo k, Is oho sp.
pointed hour, when each supplicant delivers his Pe.
• titien to the Emperor in his private chamber, where
„he sits alone, and into which the people, owe by ewe,
.are admitted by the Royal Guard in attendance.
Three days afterwards the Petitioner is informed d
the result, through the meduw of an O&M instituted
for that purpose."

' Istct.coott is at sea on his way hemnfrom America,
fraught with dollars. He is ezpeoted iu England is
si fortnight.
SiNct.tta is gone down to Liverpool, where
314ATuews is now playing. Miss STll$Ollll is an a
trip to Ireland. Miss SONIERSILLII and Mr. Co..
'WAY are performing the characters of Bianca and
Fazio, et the Gloucester Theatre.
Mr. KCAN, alibis arrival in Park, took op his re.
• gidence at the London Hotel, at which time one ham.
dyed end silty English persons lodged there. Ile was
almost immediately visited by TaLKA, she gave a
superb dinner to Mr. Kw( and a nenstmetss party,
011 the 15th instant. Mr. KVAis was to tears Paris
on Monday last, an his route to Genova.
The number of foreigners who had arrived on the
11th instant, at Aia-la-Chapelle, emanated tel3o;
amongst whom were several persons If distinction.
There are only ten prisoners for trial at the ep.
suing Assizes for the County of Sean, and very fisw
• ewes on the Nisi Prism ski,.
The noble and gothimboilt parish Atriah at the
rural and pleasant villein*, Hosringr, near Bury I.
Edmund's, in the county of italfolk, bat gone Omagh
a thorough repair. and dm gothic tower is Orllll.
vented with a complete new ring of els bells, cast
by Mr. WILLIAIS DOll,Oll, 01 DollohSis• In Nor.
folk, the tenor bell weighing 11 cot• and attest the
key of A. ; and on Friday last the St. James's Com-
pany of Bury S'. Edmund's paid a visit, and opened
them with ringing the whole pill of beh.minor,
which contains 720 musical changes, which was
charmingly struck and nobly brought round in 47
minutes. The Beil-founder end Gentlemen 'Chinch.
• wardens, as usual on such occasions, save a hwnd-
1101De and anbalsotial treat, with ent.brown sting%
wines, punch,
Mr. Mather, of the Borough, while driving a gig
op the London Road yesterday morning, ran against
a cart that *as passing by, and by the soddenness of
the circumstance was thrown oat. He was mach
bruised, and had his shoulder dislocated.

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As Mr. Robert Derby, of Tower-itilit wes coating,
-town from Edmonton, at a late hour (is Monday
night. in a one.horae chaise, he was met by a man ow
horseback,. who, when he had passed the gig, se&
clenly turned round, followed the claim and when
within two miles of teen, blew a whistle; the ye
hide was immediately *topped, and surrounded by
live others, who dragged Mr. Derby from his seat,
gagged him, and robbed him of his pocket book,
containing Bank of England notes to the amount of
201., besides his watch, and 12s. ed. in Over, with
which they made off, having previously cut the reins
of the horse. Mr. Derby succeeded in taking the
gag from his mouth, and proceeded home, having in
vain given an alarm.
Coal EXCUANGE, JULY 22.—Vie continue In re-
ceive large supplies from 'thread, which, with a large
portion of samples left over from Monday's Market,
has caused very heavy sale this morning iji the Wheat
trade, and it was with difficulty that Monday's prices
were supported.—Barley is slim dull sale, but with-
out any violation in prices.—Oats are rattier brisker
in sale than on Mondsy.—ln Post Beaus, and OM
articles there is no alteration.