The Statesman.
London, England, 1815-04-07 00:00:00

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; that of the King of Bavaria is said to be put acted upon, so as to 'evolve this nation and the
a week. I of Europe hi a wen.for so unprofitable an Objedlid
The Journal of the proceedings of the Congress that of forcing sm the French pttpple a fantily and a
I, it is said, be completed in a few days. . system of Government that they detest. ' STATESMAN OFFICE, TR.REE O'CLOCK.
DI/IssLoour, Maaca 27.—Our Governor-Gene- The wbote subject of our foreign rstkohs and We'hirve this moment received Paris Papers to fhe
1 has published a very energetic Proclamation to prospects will come under review in the debate oa 4th hut.' which contain an important article in reply
itte the Volunteers to resume their arms. This , the Message, which will be taken Into Cots ratios .to the late Declantlion of the Allies.
ion has produced a great effect. All the 'in both Houses of Parliament this evening.
.. • ThetilieWeir slates• that Congress has resumed.
men haven to colaply with the invitation. --.....-- • ;•- • Its *Begs, and that the Allied Monarchs have Courier sera from st.
greet 0 AIM', MAacu 260-Is, IV have lately felt ourselves called ',onto maker ' po
. thel— r lately declared intention of quitting Irl;:
'
some observations on that revolution its the English- •''' r
it, the evening of the 13d, brings the news
flat Strasburgh had that day declared for Napoleon. : language, from therpnrity by which it is distingtiisbe ' I ' ra....i. 4.
Lar...ma I'lla JOURNAL DR !arts APRIL APRIL 4
ed when spoken or written by persons of edecatioi, OlDSiitt VA. I ".. -NS UPO
....Th. Aids-de-Camp of Marshal Suchet gallopped
.1t THE 011;S CLARATIJN OF
to
,the lowest state of vulgarity and bleckguardisre, ,ugh
the street at three o'clock in the'afternoon, : • THE ALLIED POWERS.
It h .manifest that this Deciazation is grounded
.114 the entrance of Napoleon into Paris, even to the level of the schools of Billinegate and St.
'Oen earious hypothesis, which the Allied Powers
and ended ; Giles's themselves, which the Editor of therimesseSs• restoration to the Throne of France,
crying Vise I 'Empereur ! which was repeated by ' paper, in his hatred of Revolutions, is endeavouring to pipe "pan as feels, but which not having been reit.:
- troops, and a part of the people. ' I bring about; and we observe that eloquent Gentian's's' iitted# totally change the position of affairs.
At 4 o'clock the Marshal reviewed the garrison, ' who is so ambitious of the Poissard Crown, has, in •'1 ;Allies "Mx",
received their oath of fidelity to Napoleon.— his tirade of to-day, done us the honour:to menden ~, Ist. That the King (Looks) was still on the throne,.
The white flag, the arms and cyphers of the King us in his elegant way. The Zeus is lastly displeased ; and..thet he had neither abandoned it, nor the
were removed and replaced as far as it was possible because the French Papers (which, by.the.bye, are 3 country. . . . ..'
b• those of Napoleon. Marshal Suchet sent back at all tunes distinguished for the peril and elegance 1.. 44. That the nation Will invaded by an armed
couriers destined for Paris, and informed them of of their style) indulge in quotations from theSrares- !:rnrcar had. submitted (mitre elle) and demanded
de entrance of Napoleon into that city. . the 'at I MAN, which the 'rime', forgetting the publicity ; . nem, Ince of the Allies....'
As soon as GeneralVolkmann was informed of the : which this circumstance alone must give . to, the Pa- I. 3d; That the public ,tranquillity was disturbed, •
chsoges that had taken place at Stresbirgh, he'broke pers 5° quoted, calls an obscure Prine....o rk! ~ andelet !Issiufteuustian straseita.ll.----
down the German part of the bridge, declaring to is the worst that the Times, which hai •11C- alien. ; asastry to restore it. .. .. . .
filarshal Sucbet that .this measure had no hostile ob. dant!), at command all the *epithets which the' 41-Jilet other Goieroments might be attacked in
jut, and was merely meant to secure from attack
vocabularies of ' abuse loPply; can say of the 4'annewisteene of the repulsion of the Bourbons.
de post entrusted to his cam. The necessary. mea-
STATESMAN, ire; must; Wird. hare .few halts 4 • Or These four byritheses not one is 'correct.—
sores are taking to 'put the tete-du-pont at Kehl in a to answer for. ive will certainly not court net. 1 Louis 4s no how* teathrone—he is.noteven in
ante of defence. No post has arrived froth France toriety by strivings like the Times Editni, for that ; Fiance—he does .410 i even camp, to sesatinSain hie
since the 23c1:
i prize which is only to be found by diving in the i authesity. The Attlee do not wish, they say, to in-
Fs t%IIFORT, Mance 28.—Gen. Gneisenan is ar-
! mud. The Times says—" The French people see I Melia( peblic.tranquillity, nor that natio*. imy he
tired here from Berlin. be is going to Mentz. It nothing of English sentiments in their own Jour- • i involved in fresh resolutions. Tittle principles
WU by mi,take that be was stated to have been pre- nals, but what are contained in long eitracts from i might have operated while the success of Nepalese.
sent e a Come! of War at Vienna.
the Morning , Chronicle, Cud an obscure Paper isession of the Throne, fully and incontestiky was sncertai°; but at present the Emperor lain-poe•
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BKvssELs, Leap& :3.....Yesterda y their Majesties ; called the s2.4rapar4e.”--We have observed :
visited the Felice-el Larkin ; never Was:suCh an im- :,other English Papers quoted,by *be French Editors, 2, The Freneb mitten does not want or respeirealse
manse concourse el people aeon as 'socked to the green:
but we really do believe that.wo never saw.. single assistance of the 'AM.,. Not a single' Caution-shot
avenue to enjoy We pleasure of our Sovereigns, who line in the French Journals. frog the. Times, has been fired—not a drop of blood has'iseen spilt.
wen afterwards to the Theatre, where they were re-
which certainly cannot attribute 'this' neglect to The Bourbons have, faller; because. their Government
aired with an enthusiasm beyond all expression.
its obseuriti. It "must, therefore. (one*, iket was ephemeral, tied 'without foundation. The Em-
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50.1
couplets
were
song that were addressed to the , any extract from that septorione . panty Inlaid iPe .__"*. has vanquished no one—he ha°el). niggled iii
King, the Omen, end the Hereditary Prince;
than : be deemed by the French Miters...be we hatemid;Ptelbas. **The 'Raub nation has occasion for no'
to the latter wets twice awned. Alf eyes turned ! always write like gentlemen, a stela span their 4 fns' 11* interference. 'Fite pretended succour. Will'
with
pleasure to this young hero, who has made his ! pages ; nay, even when the Editor of the- Times be 411:000, and will.cell to the recolliction ottic
first campaign under the greatest Captain of modern; was praising the virtues of the Botitareiti :to the 104 nation the horrible crusade of 1792,. and *ill
skies, and advocating in his strong sty!' the Censer talatieftee the same result.
times, sod who is destined to renew the military glory ,
of Be sum.
/and measures of the late Governeneite6amess whet! • 32Ithe Am" Palma are equally mistaken in sup-1
-ft-ousetee-
the Press was under their contuse!. the French *P° Lsinirlha public' Place: leaerrePtad—theeat
~re Is a •
The Massage from the Regent, to which the : Edifers scorned to blot and diegrese their pages!lY-Truie .Ir. dio"threetio.."Y where. isle Boar. 1
Mlle have looked with mach anxiety, was last :by quoting any of the vile trait of_the Thel,e.,4 bins harp. tried all Fruice. apd have .fosind every i
night brought down to Parliament. The ready tools i and hence we inferred that neither the nnto,;'lltbere the lame Indispesitioe towards them, they
of the War Factions in fond and eager anticipation - rious Journal, nor its favourite theme, •the *toes 1 °!° "see again reign in Frail"' - '
of a rich and immediate harvest of carnage sad the !of the 13ovasons, were muck admired or loved in,' ' * Tll °melee% lhealliwebendne that the expelllot i
fruits of corruption, stated that it would announce ! Francs. Hence also, perhaps, smut of the ntnemer :'*°l' the iielniKeva will ha" the tam of IllterferAllifiz'
the vigorous prosecution of hostilities against France; which the new Editor invariably display, when
.he , "ilk of lf $00.1064 tr.attetnY niiiOnedente. MOO*" lc
but, to their great disappointment, the Message has treat of any thing that-Ts-French, mild his Ali. Fern! bstotkowed that be will interfere wiib4nsee.,
i
nothing of wirier I. ft; it is, in blot as asak and : ling seklactt,:theßounnon To' this lateral allu..ltiell-..may lament to the Treaty 4 Nils. ,'
waters production as we have stets ism* from the' aien le enradai'aT4'nei.aseat irritatileilret4er of ;the •IMI."1.11. INie • •
pen of any Ministry, ea the subject of war and i Times, we thlkilinOt, reply more at present, than by h°4041.! .
_'..sa hie ilinailkan COmPtanatillat by it;'' bellidirt;
is the ireatedation of the Ofeeerd sitaatioe of Butbipiii;‘,
the nation's ° honour and safety. Placed
„by : quoting the words of the Emperor NA.stetioti on a
the side of the furious. Mathes; sent forth from : late' PerbiPs a similar ullirstlet: the rime fa; Filine4 s'qeif" Pre"';i, .
_ire 4euedarka are fracell'
yOutswe can receive Is, e sod the Wes of nor mai the Emperor =mere them;
sunless forced tql•
the Congress at Vienne, and bearing the .sig- , his wheel •• will speak no good of us." , . ide 50. No corernewat IDS either been attackel.'
natures of the British Ministers, this announce- I -ft.'

mint of the sentiments and intentions of the British
Cahinet at home presents a contrast as surprising as
pleasing. The Message, we are glad to see, commits
the country to notidpg but preparation ; but as there
is not the slightest expression in it of a sincere do•
sire en the part of the Government of this country
to cultivate relations of amity with France under the
Government it hits' lately silvans, and to preserve the
blessings of peace to other nations by the only means
that can ensure tranquality, the abstinence from
war and aggression, the nation is still' left to
apprehend nothing bet a renewal of hostilities
as soon as they can be carried into effect with
the least prospect of success. It simply states, that,
" events have lately occurred in France, in direct'
contravention of the engagements concluded with
hie Allied Powers, which threaten consequences
hig'tly dangerous to the tranquillity of Europe,"
thd that in consequence 44 his Royal Highness has
given directions to augment the land and sea forces."
It is also added, that ‘‘ Government have entered
; ,'1") cuvrrruusicatioras with the Allies, in order to
''''in a concert for the permanent security of
Europe."

Yesterday morning the Honourable Mr. BVNG
arrived at the Foreign Office with dispatches from
Italy. .
To DeStINEN, NIGHTINAN, AND ornsas..Wented,*:
for the Editor of the Times newspaper, a new c 01..,
lection of low and vulgar epithets, for which
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handsome gratuity will be givin ; the sold Editor,
having so constantly and repeatedly used every epi.
thet to be met with in the Billingsgate and St. Glles's
vocabularies that he is henceforth resolved to amass
his readers with anew collection.

OLD DAMAO; APRIL 7.
THE KING V. minim,
FOR TDB MURDER OF HARRIET GASKETT,
a CAM PO GRAND E, NEAR LIABON, IN FoRTIPORth
ON TILE TiTN OF APRIL, 1814.
Mr. ALLEY, for, the Prisoner, contended, that
the Court had not jeriedicdoth inasmuch ■s the
offence is stated to hare been coeunieted in another
kingdom, was stopt by the Cans JUSTICE, who ob.
served that there could be no doebt of the jerittlio.
tion to him : his Lordship mid, it appeared as dear as
the sun at noon day. The point was wail coo 4
dered, said his Lordships in the case of Go►ernor
Wall.

AUS.II6.

ed or compromised—none has either Motives or.
pi nkel fee declaring hostilities against Ftance.7.
The Rion* hat quitted his retreat on a item egstem,l
esierier and interior. lie reuse:sees for the axteriori
41irst of a great empireviiii for flim'lnterior he,
afros Constitutims !-.1 • r • <
-lifithrelga Powers attack him hi b net in the si.
tosaileni he was in ht 1814, for now all parties will
unite with him. If the Bourbons had nationalized I
the Government they wield have still reigned. The
Emperor 'has nationalized it, and.itis invulnerable.
[Yaws ?U OMPITIT DE PIIANCEI • .
COURIP.R EITIIIeORDII/1 RV ofTweiday biasing.
Yeetarday there was a general inspection of the

tre•PL -
The King of Napin was expected on the 15th at
•
Ancona.

Mr. ALLEY.-." GRIMIER, WWI was a British sub*
ject in a British Settlement; the aeries imputed tP
tile Prises*: tope oesemitted M another kingdom."
' Lord. Bizinisesoutia cited the ease. of Mr.
Mitchinson, who bad killed Mr. Colsors,ittPoirtireal,
and was acquitted• there of the murder, and being
afterwards apprehended in Ragland for the Jame
fact, was brought into the King's Roach by Baberil
Corpus, where be produced an exemplification of
the record of his acquittal in Portugal; but the King
being very willing to have him tried here for the same
offence, it was referred to the consideration of the
Judges, who all agreed, that, as he bad aireedy
been acquitted of the charge by the law of Portugal)
he could not be tried agile for it in Eiglood.
Mr. GURNEY opened the pleadings, and the Ay-
TORNET-GENERAL the case, who stated, that the
Prisoner stood indicted for the offence of slur* 4,
a foreign kingdom. 1
The principal evidence egainst the • Prisoner au,
two written confessions made by him in the peewee
of several of his brother Officers, who prated.,
' 1.1 same and stated, that at the time he sgigue.ll
they believed him to be in Ms perfect teases. 1
The Prisoner in his defence stated, that he toji,
no knowledge whitlow, of the trensaction, his mind
'having been for some tirnetetore end after the me-
Jaucholy event, in a state of the greetest confusion.
The Jury had retired, end were considering of.
their verdict who oar Paper went to prem.

The Duchess d'Angoolesne wu still at Bourdsaux
on the 29th.

ViPartther the concert now to be formed for this
purpose will be as harmonious a ope as that which
Lord CASTLEREAGH has , been attending at Vienna
fair these many months pest, and whey, we were
t 34.1 his Lordship played the first fiddle; and whe-
ther these communications. which are now Carrying
on with the illustrious friends of harmony, by
hwans of those dulcet - toned instruments, Mr„
WELLEALET PoLI6 and Lord HAastoway, will
be followed by permaxent engagements to support
Val same sort of music which the Congress of Vienna
Ns been endeavouring to render general, wewill not
mature to predict. Bat in addition to the satisfac-
tion we deri►e from the mild tenour of the Message
itself, we have pleasure in perceiving the avowal on
14 pert of 'Ministers, that there is no tiuth in the
statement that there was a secret article in the Treaty
of 1345, binding Great Britain, with the rest of the
PoArs who signed that Treaty, to maintain the
• I House of Bounson on the Throne, of France,
and to assist it io tis Se of insurreetion...—..—As
there is fortunately no express stipolatibn to this':
iffool between this country and her Muss, we Omit
'oe shall see no utiskratanding to the lime purport

Tho Antrim sew, to . hair qtr to eisoot
159.000 den. , •
riencis Fusms-5 per Cents. 88 f. Bank Noisds
f. . "

LERWARb ISLAND FLEET.

tin Siam. am, Amin 6.=—Arrived the Wellington,
411 c llighbosse, , Belmont, ,F4isa,' Fenno, inct
•Damsen 'froga pimarsur and the kings-
or
, e, from St. Tgroses ; sailed with'
the homeward-homeward-
and Leeward" is and feet 27th of. February, and
rrted from them on Thursday last "oi Cape Clear.
kveral other ships of •thefieet ..hap arrived, but
we cannot get their names to-night.
BatsTui,, Anti. 6.--Arrived the Themes end
;lanio Croak fit. Vincent's; 'Art, from Tobago ;
No#att, At Parbadois; and the Pilot, hops De.
:
lipareetti • fleet, of which these shiPs were a
PP.(l4.l4lllSeptrated in a siolant gale tut week, ihec
oltain
'Abilleitagsber was 87 sail, of which only 47 were re-
isisialleit Ind* the CoritModore, sod the other ships
of *A. *a whom each of the Whited ships u re-
joined, to minilliiiiday thild Jape. In long. 16.
irtetatitiietifreis"4.o34'*filit:triiii :WNW
ham" tali tawafair. a few prima. pielwa_lmillie%." "
liacialirplaw. sal there bank very littler mime fir asy
Naas doe win are with .dilleulty netted as a re,
ri ?Awl W tOll. per qaarier....lVkity Pell are ill re.'
qatti.Fai Sok_ pop, weamer bitgher•--Rerim Seaga. sal ame
"11 ma 4, *II illff alanday.
ibliTiirliiLD IiAAKET.—Arau• 7.: .
' . To vrai t Qjlki Per seare et dlb.
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Beet . AN. N. to -14. Neal et Cattle this day t
Sandi ..ba. Od. to i ..... • 4kr.,_
Vial'.:. .... el. Ott. m • ; Seep
r” At! Uth lo
...§..-awill. to ie. tab •• b••••• ...• mi MIR

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titti . Dusli
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b ill bas Pu
sir. bait, the
wk. Freclameti
ady
▪ ioung men
at d Sitt/GA
oh* pm,i u d
t
that Strasbi
•
—The Aid
*a through the
a • proclaiming
his restorat
by crying
all the troo
le At 4 o'cl
1
and receive
The white
were retool
by those o
the courier!
the entranct
As soon I
changes the
boa the (
hiarshal Su
jrct, and 1
the post ent
sales are to
state of def
h since the 23
FR %%Kra
rived here
was by ntist
tent at a et
BaossEu
n visited the F
O manse coned
avenue to el
lh wrest a fterw
aired with
• Cole couplo
t • King, the
to the latter
with pietism
grit rain*
times, sod
of 800 m.
The Mat
Public hare
niiht bum&
of the War
of a rich au
' fruits of coy
i the vigorous
IP bit, to their
nothing of
water a prof
pen of any
the Nahuatl
the side of
the emigre'
natures of
taint of the
Cahinet at h
pleasing. 'I
the country
is not the sli
sire on the g
to cultivate
Government
blessings of
that can on
war and a
apprehend
as soon as
the least pro
events hat
ton traven t io
the Allied
hig'tly dant
that in c
given directii
It it also a&
:,'0 COllll4ll
la a con
Europe"
Whether
Prime will
Lord CArr
fir these re'
t31(1 his Lori
ther these cc
on with thl
means of
Wst.t.e.stAT
be followed
the same sort
has been end,
venture to in
. tion we devil
itself, we ha.
the part of '
statement thl
of Nos, bill
Po Ars wire
House of
and to alsil
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