The Statesman.
London, England, 1814-07-08 00:00:00

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MI MUG D' IMI At ert. 12,ifiLis:
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is extracted from the &Moe Paper Yesterday bring the day appobilet fne reteritivi*,
'aslant, receivedjesterday :—To the en- thanks to the Almighty for the hetkorstinn of ilia
Informetion which we communicated in blessings of pace to this coiner', SO to &lope:, it
of the stoppage of the bank. of -Messrs. was observed With all the Mate sod eistesaulirtisail;
et place, re have to: ad 4, that the on such occasions. The gammii. teente* or die Prez..
Sheath has eiso failed, and that the cession; &c. was similar to those of the King eh hie,-
them firms et about todegesercendered , going to the Cathedral upon bli redueity, and after
.
- of the Bankrupt Aptell, Ws ter- j the naval victories. .
ibaistai of/ be iesseieela ecossionedi The two Houses of Parliament taut oath. lm stfilsidi
doelMOlALese.; hat were!, hippy to.say ; the,proceuion.
4 4 seem* now aseertaksed, and that The, Lord Chancellor took the Woolsaiit et tilt
, confidence ikthe , :stability :4, the other past
ifllist **clock ; sell; soot'. after nine, Francis
.*ho -tears_ I. picfoctly. . reAmlahlished. To Ter ' • retv Esq. Windsor Herald, - proceeded to
tsition we are lid, se well by spur own 4„. cell oief. ,H Tffie Meuse, commencing - Wil.:
of obit is passing in the streets of Boston, limn tdj:ci` Stewart, the y'
spontaneous expeession of confidence con- regularly -to the hiehro
Seadvertimments from different taws' in chiding. with the Archni,
'rhood. .Messrs. Sheath stopped pay. 1 bird Chancellor. Ar
afternoon. On that . day, u well ' orer, those aho M ere
Thandsh I the ran en the dist:ly prOceeded in that
crowds of persons hastenieg, from 1 The appearance of the
' town. ;After
„Thersday, hew- did. -The cderda, of
iredwelly aebisided+easd. the., attelwaitries were in
Itly,-Taltthered sack a: perm, i creitte4 Peers, Lord Stewse
Ape tun hinged butt, in - after ben o'clock, the whoa
_ .1 their ealichsecy. -Con- cal ier,
,the Lord
.=
ei the failures which have USTA o : retired. -..,
tell,liteseeteeel the fettemies ce...1 'The er (gibe noV, ~.. talysetem .__ _
i Chair at half past eight 0'414'. - arilaCels*-tillk:i
40,4* city bas hems thrown -Clerk proceeded to call m 4014,, ler COW*:
•,le e.,stoppage of Messrs. ile alphabetical order. A great higher afileither*
whit;' hank, which. 'early , were present, attired either in Cad dillies or itt
simmer-Every person.appenes to military or naval eniforms. The English comities
',lelsie metweaance,leithee,grsie having been gone through, the Members for Wsies,
4 of .some.friend.
4.—The accosts of Mr. Oierge ' forth.
ono of the plAsperajsi the,i The Chancellor' of tlie-Exchetiner, -le biii:9llkOnt.
Bank, &remaking list to beklaiit:i cosionee, snowed the question of ad'''eSirmeet as he
wore • a general meeting 01 she erediters, Weeder i retired,' In was immediately &SAW by the
that attarraegement of the mid bank oofoonot; may i `pester, in his state robes, who, accompe by
be made fortbwMk. Mr. SO* has, by a printed bill, ; the Officers of the House, closed the procession&
thanks to hi. seam) friends, the holders ; -At au early hour, the troops opildeted to Preserve
his soles, for their indelgeece and forbear. order in the avenues leading to *Cathedral Church
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iof St. Paul, proceeded from their respective WWl*
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ALEXANDER .11PRAE. Gainsay, JOLT 2.—ln coesegeence of the stop- and took those stations which bad been preeiresly
-....e... pry in the circulation, occasioned by the failure of appointed by the Adjutant-General ; and soon alter .
TO TIT TIOTOVRASTM las mouse or CoIgIIONS lir ;Sielatles bank, public ccinfidence has had a severe eight o'clock, the streets leading from St.' Paul's to
TIE MUTED ILINGOO* or sisal: sitTAIN Ass-jiltdreak stroke; bet,
.from the prevent syMpteelr, , Carlton-hmagia, which had been covered with a thick
.
samosa, ze PAOLI A.TogmT ATOUTOLITarri 1a wry may be hoped fort ea the morbid affec- , cost of gravel, were lined with infantry, and paraded
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luso mewasa remiss or staxstresa lease, ; arre•SPlPeare to 11111 PlUtiO 9 and
.*blood • lona fred .' by detachments of Volunteer_Oarelry, and Light
LATIUM CONNIOTED, Wlll/ CIIIINNIs or • orse-- timemeiker tau of ;the body 'politic. Horse.
IrIDACY AND MUIDNIINA NODS I • . . .-
Oct of bread in this borough bat fallen The'military,consiiiting of detachments of infantry
MOST ILISTICTruzzT suowers, . - twileissises. The Owlet= loaf (wheaten). Is now from the Foot Mauls, the sth Foot, the Seaford;
That, penetrated with contrition and grief,• yogi pm for 94d. . •
rag i West Middlesex, Aberdeen, sod Fermanagh Militia,
burnbi• Petitioner approaches this Ron. Rouse, truly 1 :Igo powerful as ellket was produced on the' marched into Pall Mall and the Strand, and lined
minscioaa of the disgrace with which a recent sea-
_- *hots by the late Ai* and by the withdrawing' each side of the route from St. James's to Temple-
taco has seretwheimed him, but which copilot di.
is portion of the used dm:slat* medium, that bar. The route from Temple-bar to St. Paul's wan
.nsinish his confidence, that such °diem will. not.i' igen peas fell in Beek* ntarket.on Saturday after.' also lined by troops, consisting of the East India
premed that attention which marks the..ceedmet. of ,...,butter , s.
DOOM from 3s. to Is. ed. a peck and from 1 : Regiments of Volunteers and the Honoutable Artil.
the Representatives of this Empire, especially wheal to gd. par ik, 1 lery Company.
a Petitioner most respectfully declares, that great ; . 1 A detachment of 150 of the I Ith billitpreetiont
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as big fault has been, his present and sole object is, - i were divided into patroles, and keut_miseieg back-.
to prove his repentance, and which he conceives he OLD BAILEY,. JusT li.. I warm lad forwards, from one end of the lion to the
cannot do more effectually, than by an artless and —ow. i ether; 'to ereserve order, and assist the peace officers
ondisgaised acknowledgment, and minute confession "rimi. Sessions aieseitraced baton, Ilse judges BAT- in the **egotism of their' duty -• a detachment if '3O
of every thing which relates to that transaction, LIKIET and,,Detasts, the Loon MAYOR and the City lof the *it'll! Regiment of horse Guards was allot-
which has involved him in his present enhappylicia- Cams.
•. -1 tellfof`ltsTate grand route from the Booms. of
don. - . Peellseir Parie leas inching • drill', : M. : Parliament to Charing-c clear of impediments t
That year Tistitiewar is Lolly.ittligestent ri. leeeil - tiattd, on the Iteg's tilithemy, pw et. in '•
of these a subaltern officer and 12 Men were posted
the whole mystery ; that he is amiss. to do so on , fear, and baths from • bihupseihrif'lltird tokens.— lin Palace-yard, and the remainder employed in pa.
grounds of public justice, as well Is private feeling', I Gisiity—Docoh. .1.. 4 . gi • !
trolling from thence to Charing-cross. .
in order to rescue front false importations an illustri- • litiokosi itoroicefAlliik ifalimey, ,
_gild ir, Achim ' One hundred and tom of the 11th Light Dragoon/f
ens innocent individual, a Member of your Honoum- i
soldiers in the Guards, were:indiCted for feloniously I were posted at the ea (retie chief streets leading
ble House, who although unhappily included with assaulting James Woo on the King's highway, ! into the Strand.
others in a verdict for a conspiracy, your Petitioner , putting him in fear, and , taking from his person a I The Light Horse Volunteers, the London Volens
will make manifest to have been most unjustly so I gold repeating watch, a *nudity of Bank-notes, and 1 teer Cavalry, the Westminster Volunteer Cavalry,
included aLd condemned, of the participation in a silver. Both Prisoners Golly—Death.. 1 and the Surrey Yeomanry, assembled at wen olclock
plot to which he was in every• stage a most perfect --.-.......i.di.i.iii.5....
‘. . ' 97- . 'l.'4' of nearly in the morning, in Hyde Park, and proceeded altiog
stranger. That your Petitioner solemnly pledges yesterday; a moat nil, the grand route to Temple-bar: They kept the route
himself to prove this declaration most fully, by 4.'4, 300 3lister.tiiieeinei was lipid 0 berlsnd 1 °Pan to gt, Paul's, furnishing strong detacbmeots at
testimony of many witnesses; and In support of' this - gurd,4l,.'" vaiehnsi, 1%; thnirnao ai. ihe request 1 the top a Fleet-market and In Bridge-ctree4, laud
allegation he begs to state, that on a former occasion OrthilOmon—Tnur se' Lrd Coos ''7"-. particularly guarding all the avenues leading lute
he offered a similar disclosure to the Stock Exchange Tu!. applause " s health.
' ' so long, lens so loud,
" . Fleet-street and Ludgate-hill.
; ae.
Committee, for which their agent offered him a peer- trial the company In the Gardens rushed op into the Lieutenant-General Sir Charles Green counainded :
nary consideration ; but on.the Committee finding room, thinking 'Biticusa had arrived, and found the troops.
that the information he had to give went to exculpate : that "my shout testified the innocence ot. Lord So early as eight o'clock, lines of carriage, pre., ;
Lord Coelirane, and to implicate a different combine-1 r.,„,glowing with admiration
, ....ecnaanx, and every hearti ceeded along Pall-mall and the Strand, with Peeress*:
, ties ef men amongst themselves, they rejected Y"r ! of his Lordship's conduct. and other Ladies of rank, to St. Paul's.
'l,rellffiler's information, and ieeloded him in the ice- TliIN
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AFRICY.LANN TINCATILE-WIKIDNIA 'LT night the i The procession of the House of Commons deslMile
itit .
, ahliTOSit, in order, as he verily believes, to prevent Merchant of Venice was repeated for the last time this ceded by, the Messengers of the House on horsebacks
Mtn Misgiving his evidence on the trial ; sod, con-? season. Mr. KSA tif,as Skylock, was as effective us ever.. Constables of Westminster, the Clerks' Aesistentes,.
seines ef their iniquity towards your Petitioner, they
: The part of Portia was sustigna for the first time and the Chaplain and Deputy Serjeant at Arms im "
paid all his expences for his appearing sod pleading, iby Miss Stastar ; and it is Vet justice to the talents one of the Speaker's carriages. The Speaker closed
and consented to wave his entering into the usual re- i et this risiistyOung actress, to say that the applause . the procession.
cognisances. I she was honoured with was no more than commensn- The Foreign Ambassadors, in a train .f about 20
That, in order to enable your Petitioner to veil rate to the abilities she displayed- in this arduous carriages, at nine o'clock proceeded by Charing.
complish this purpose, by examination at the Bet. • character. In no respect was her conception inirccu- cross, the Strand, and Ludgate-hill, to the Oahe.
year Honourable House, or in any other way you I rate •, and in most instances she elicited the beauties ; drat; they were in their state carriages, and in full
may think proper, he throws himself ea the lie"' iof her author with the happiest effect. The other I Court dresses. The Members of the House of Peers
rosily of your Honourable House, to afford him melt I
parts were u wmal weH acted ; the curtain dropped : came next, and were followed by the Lord Charted,'
protection as is usually extended to persons in his I mkt load applause. protection in his state carriage. In the line of carriage*
dtwation ; and should your Petitioner appear to ,We have a letter today from an Irish Gentleman 1 forming this part of the procession was the gal Me t
your Hoiseerabie House to fail in establishing the ' mho her lung resided at Paris. The only fact of . Blucher, who was recognised by the people, and, IS
alisgations mintaiemd in this Petition, he freely deli.' impertamie he mentions is, that the disbanding of ' usual, loudly cheered.
yen himself ep to receive such sentence as the law the lararmy has produced load and impetuous' Shortly before eleven, the discharge of 21 gone
May award against him on his late conviction, and
! complaints asseng the military men, who, after main-; announced the departure of his Royal Highness if.
with each ineseseed penalty as an attempt to impose; teiniee " imposing and paramount a situation in the Prince Regent, and the procession advanced is the
on iimmerable House would naturally subject I eanklaper seciet, cannot descend into the essmility of following order : .

Gnarl,
Jose, 1814.—by dhe Co.
Eleanor
oath ,

hi haf Lordsip'.
ifaaday, the flat
with. that ao
but tbht
see* a.
tap it with
lagged
nee
mitidt
tassel,
ant see
WNW
I vent

'Sarah
County/
lived a
that she
atry
Lordship marl% Opy
that eye ; that the
grey great coat which was bottomed ap to Ile' breast, sal that
the neck of his vader.eozo, or sock part is she coold sec, was.*
dark green I awl he had also with hies a military cap.
SARAH BUST.
Swots at say Chastisers is SerJeaat's
Ls, Leaks, skis 13th Jane, UM,
before me, I. LB BLUC.

your
him to.
And your Petitioner humbly pugs ba.bsard
accordingly.
Litliinnitilliat-
Loodeb:Jelv 4.1814.
• rob is s Cory of she Petition prebibpB Is 11.111ippie
Cornrows, on 'Noisy sigbt, by Mr. Parr Mame.

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private life without n.. --anon and disappointment.
—(Frecnan's Jowled, July 5.)
I'he nation WU congratulating itself on the pro-,
bible redeetioe peblic *spencer by the return d
peace: it Only, however, be found that a war against
commoo seaman& rot ease as eviaced in an um-
listed 4ete wf psaai pageauttry, the baubles of a.
weak levied, is as esiressiae u a contest with lawless
ambition.

Two Hone Guards.
The Dake of Gloocesier, in his state carriage, draws by As
horses.
A party of Horse Guards.
The Doke of Cambridge, in his state carriage, draws by at
horses.
A pony of Horse Guards.
The Duke of Sussex, to kis date carriage, sad sits bomb
A party of Horse Guards.
The Duke of Keet,.ita his state carriage, and aid WOW.
• A party of Horse Guards.
Tise Duke of York, in kis stage carriage, and six hones.
• 4. Two of Oxford Sloes.

A fire broke out on Tuesday night at the villa
of Montjoy French, Eq. Stapleton Heath, Surrey,
occasioned by seam lines taking fire in the laundry.
The flames were so rapid, that the holm and con-
tiguous huildiap were destroyed in two hours, and
the family had some difficulty in effecting • safe re-
treat.
Ca aw-E son a mos, JUT 8.--Fine samoSen of iftltsettbi
this day at 4s. athance—flardey assidiaka lb Om Is.
draw, aid brisk sale.—Hear rasher imam - • i
SU ITH 1'114.17 ld AK IL 1111.--.lv yr B.
To desk the OW. per Moe " W".
Reef ....b. 0!. so gls, es. Head et Cattk this day :
Habra —b. 41d. to Gs. 61. Beasts-
Vepti ....7s. Od. to lb. Dd. Sheep
p• f
Perk ....b. to Is. $l. Calves
M.
Lamb ....b. ed. Iss b. 6d. -Pip —•- .. • .r- • • •It•
MAY-11 ARKET.

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..4 the
At the rejoicings f•r peel* at Plymouth, there-weei I ' The Weskit, la dtahr 'eclair:mime.
boat-nee en Thersday,b7 the Ladies of Oreston . Smirete catoidrialS4dßrawl riiiicbiz l'en"
or he guineas; which wasiven by the Swan, rowed • -
acs
blitavitaar add Siff ALUM. A detadtment ofliee ors
then:gel.: relesaintl4
tbe
.
Fourteen Royal Footinewillimohe %eerie&
Twelve Manias melt.
CORIOVS lifting:KT.—Soon after the cessation of A troop of the Horse Guar*. •
Hides, an entertainment being given to the poor MI dal Higbilees the Prism Rearm. is liie Meth MAIM
drawn by tight ereass-voievred by . •
',Mon, a mason's wife, of the name of Dinner, Mt drawn
was accompanied by two it hie
rtaking et it, was taken in the pains of labour, Mewl of Sate.
• &revered, dtroagh the aid of an accoucheur en . A troop of Hens thereto followed.
lilliati' it a line boy. After some deliberation, it The Dekes of YorliCiarettce!_tiossex, and Gina-
' Aelermieedthat 'be should belaptised by the master, were in the procession. The silver trumpots
of Wolington, Schwartzenberg, Below, and sounded at intervals. After the royal carriages'
, white was accordingly done, add be is to be came two of the Heralds, in costume, on borseboclt.
icly chflobeillid by thde appellations on the re. In the carriage with the Rvgest were the Date of
i Wellington and the DA* of Ilentrom
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Hwy
St Si. 51. is. i.
Clams 11. Or. W. ei• 71. 74. ed.
floom

seeds( est kits cast isle tisitgbiellowne. itt home, he brought COMM
with Bina award, einiaimillisdibtaiiishil log et petteme. - •
gem which Depestest beNsahla esigo.-rore held a change ef % •••• •':
disibes; that ihis_Rppasseht frordser oil.. ilot be was hired by Metalling'', 1
his Lordship stilallltOmer last hi gaistsi the qty, aid relieve
ILiek'lllaeterAis Lordship's sen-siewardi pat*, Depsscot lelb •(1s sth IadIJAI
Looks oboe Ile Inehdayof rbis.uoil Mast* Carter,Jhe sea. piessiag Inflatasti
uteersel, thestossete tows for the pope* ad staassOsayisigc ... bug a eke 1
: Lord Cethrese le Wails. _ ...an") IP
Borers I. Court, this kith raditai.DRIFIELN. . 01141101114$ of thil
•
day of June, liii4. • * 144 Ohioan. S
By the•Ceart.
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; • /1004, 4 bbl th.
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Ar
Van Ttrepin, cook-paid to Low 4 Cierirtite, dile* 41,4 4 . -,ta --, dispetition
--,--- a .
avid smith. , dist sbe west into his Lesdaiiiiily eerpike siratistailAi Able :vis4tatiaa JUN
da) of February taw, sued that she was fs abeam* en ibeltd extmilige and ar,
day of February, whet. an Oliworwaibe WA,' me *it otr,„_. amp 6=4. of i
wsis in the hitches at the time shovels% damson thi dam_ a ""'''
that she saw as Miter alight trust the tidal% mil epee into nib I6# public C 01441
Mess i that be arrive/ a little. berate IWO oiltilet I thu Mg bisktralkho...bori
, Deponent Wit twice imp the parlor'. *bile the °Meet wak A
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there, and loth usist positively sweat Astir were a greygeso N catleikataratian lei
east, battened up, a ith a dad' gores collar or green feeiseia.Aggsgisek of what ;
dot it. That the Meer *ad_ with Mai a dark amilihiry
with a rid band roust 11,Aintalso a Vito* aed.a ism* 41, forAbik. iPontaal
1 -awes. • • i *mai la thwadvel
I three le Cl'ini lith thir a '• • • MART VAAL *albli tiolvhhaurhon

EIC, 10.14.—ey WC %MM. . - -
ilisit on Tuesday afterni
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nor Rows, floosekeeper to Litt Cochran, ossiseth Olt 01l Wedafresdikir and
wa faith. That she has lived with Stir Lordship sine Jis., busks was mom crow
last, sad well remembers being toll tin* on Ake' cent la ~ r$ into joi, tot
aordsitip's home ha Grinsolneet, Orsonewriotpon of "'
v, the The of Fehnsary loses nil ilis 10 vrin ' IllillS •fibill public Iliac* I
het at the tine the oboes aarinall.ilie wok *at . iit4eli hnsifindli
it she roomed between dens aid .
Isse; - ingroards'r a cap in the perloor she nosited
WON sad that the said Mary TorpC raeFllied,,lol24, Oa he. tip vatic totthishtiddi
to so Aker who woo wish hit 41101kUP in the Op siected i l
ath 4
tint
sod this Deposita farther mai* that she toil
hick ass sea dark brows door. whii a Phi
sod immediately after wards wOot la her rims . im.r . 4;
the slicer. Thst.this deponent sever saw Conk .. Lomax 1011440.
to bertoneledge.
ELP/101t lAlLltili' a 0 . lit,lr ;MOO* '')
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111 i•
Cart. Jose 14,1814. ' .-.. iliepth, So.t-Sisraiuell
By the Comet. .
_ . '''• ' pet** lite, to all Ouse.,
k Bost, of 'l4n. 4, Great Idery-leris . . ~.. av_ a :oispomiroesdetiorictAltiat'
pof Iliddlesea.sphister, naked' testi aid. Oft, ?via ,t. .that ef,
servant to Lard Cochran for semi, twelve wee
e pained hisses-Tire os the neat
ta
% 4 Abetelst of robtor„ *PUSSY, JUL
M
t that she *ell rememberrememberas ter mai* hi No , impittall of this Saws
tip's house its Grearmtreet, la the Nmetlif
paced.jbald el IF i tis*and %Malty Bin
R *Aker seat the as :n -.ryas' est ; Mai, Meer. '4
ll i rrry-ir, - '-f----

commencing with Charles Wit=
he youngest &ran, Advancing
:hest grades of raitk% and coal
thishop of Canterbury and the
404
ls 11.* fanyhhire Isere, e 4
re relent retiveds 14
heir'carfiages 19.21,.. .
UNtausenas es , sitiletn.::
' iiiiira there w 4 I . ,
heir robes. Or ibis, eloriety4i
itevrert only was present Soon'
a *hogs Peerage having,„,,...beess,
d Chancellors attentidd y'Oli
. •-• :,
• •
e 11.44,„_0f Cons led* lie: