The Statesman.
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•'. aides this, be left the prison at night, and had to
sleep and sup out of its ellosventat. before he emu
tnenced his journey. Thus the real ansoint .of
his funds for the performance of a walk of bore
than 140 miles was seventeen shilliegs.—whioh-in-
chided also his compensatioi ' tot -Vkt months'
confinement, and treatment tp whit!) a felon would
not have been subjected! !le Thu treatment of all
has been, nearly as liberal ; and yet theTourier pre-
tends to my tilt their application
.to the Courts
is " fospertaissete,” and 66 unneasseg :" that it 11
part of 4 system to bring the judicial authorities into
contempt !Be it so—hut whose is the ?Stern ?
the Ministers, for autjecting the Court he shame.'
fit necessity of liet*ftoot shale delinquency ? or time'
of the men, who this .injured proclaim the*:
wrotige,--end demand rediess ? It is 'the Ministry
that have toady " the meanest peasant in England,
nut only • a match,' but more than a match for the
Jinrd chief Jostles of England !" The man who is
Wronged, is AY superior not.only of those who base
Wronged him, bat of those who• holding the power
to do hens right, poison the arrests which his enemies
base aimed at him. The case of these injured men
will be mihroitted to a Public -Meeting at the Crewn
and Anchor on Monday nit,
at 12; and there can
he no doubt, but the Public will take them under
their protection.

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FLANDERS MAIL.
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AN. 27.—Letters from Vienna ay,
that an Imperial Ordinencv will shortly appear,
which will give to the inn of the .Duelvess of Parma
the title of Highness. end the name 'of. the Doke of
Medlin, and will assign him the first tank after the
Princes of tl.s Imperial family.
Prince illism of Prussia, who has passed seven
months with the Imperial family of Bassi', arrived
on the 15th at Berlin.
The hat letters from Spain say, that the Algeiines
have nine cruising in the Mediterratteau and
at the entrance IWO the ocean.
Grt Env. J.tv. 28.—The eiportalion of our Bas to
,England teal. caused the spinning of thread to flourish
to such a degree in Scotland.. that our manufacturers
cannot sell at so low a price as the Scot hc. It seems
that the latter spin by machinery, and that without
some legislative measures, which the nation has long
called for, this important branch of our industry
Mill evspe from us to enrich foreigners.
%Ng rola, 13 —Op .10. 10th of this month
our legistarise Body pronounce() he abolition of
the servitude of the inhabitants of the country which
forms our territory, as well as of all the services re-
sulting from it, without any indemnity. This Decree
vas passes) by acclamation, in a moment of that
noble enthusiasm for all that is great, just, and hu-
mane, which, whatever may be said, characterizes

our age.
Thiq spirit is incontestably the malt of public
opinion, which could lint have made itself heard but
with the aid of the Liberty of the Press.

GERMAN PAPERS.
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ITANovta, JAN. 13..--His Royal Highness the
Duke of Cambridge will returts.to Cassel at the tatter
rand r,f this week. The marriage iv said to he fixed
for the 24th of February. Their Royal Highnesses
will afterwards go to England to pass the saintlier.—
Miss sde Heileman, daughter of the late General of
that name, is one of the Ladies of Honour of the
Ft incesv.
Swyrizer.ANts, JAN. 16.—The Ex. Conventionalist
Llurence, who was arrested some month* ago in
France, has obtained from his Majesty, Louis XVIII.
the favour of being allowed to retort? to France. lie
lived near Grenoble whets the law forced him to leave
bis country.
-lieusstt.v, JAN. 29 —The Directors of the Trade
of the Levant and of the Navigation of the Mediterra-
nean, have just announced, according Ina letter from
big Nlajest y'•Cor= ul at Gibraltsr,dated 31st December,
that VICNACIfEIfSI Van 13raam, who is at Mahon wit%
squadron, has received orders to send some yes.
eels to cruise between Cape tit. Vincent and Cadiz,
In order, if necessary, to protect our flag against the
Insults of.the Insurgent privateers.
VIENNA,
,JA N• to.—The presents which Sr! an-
nually given by the Contracing rowers, upon the
conclusion of treaties of peace, marriages, and other
conventions, which have been accumedating for some
years, have been now divided among the Officers of
ehe Privy Antic and State Chancery.
The report that salt and wince° are soon lo be
paid for in cash, not in paper, is still kept up.

FRENCH PA PERS.

Pa lag, Jim 9.6.—8 y ft letter 'of the 3.1 instant,
the Minister Secretary of State for the Interior in-
forms the Prefects, that the Cniincils-General of
Departments are to be convoked immediately after
the promulgation of the Law respecting the Budget
for 1818.
A letter from Rhodes of the 17th instant stales,
that Madame Maligns' appeared very sorrowful, and
seemed to have renounced the idea of pleading her
own cause. She appeared to look forward with tan.
easiness to the opening of the trial..
Yesterday the King held a Court at theThoilleries.
which was numerously attended. The Ptince de
Talleyrand, the Ministers. Marshals, were present.
The equipages of the Duke of Wellington arrived
on Saturday from Cambray, at his hotel Bee des
Champv-Elysees. Ilis Grace is expected here this
afternoon.
The rause of the Doke of Orleans o. Jullien, came
on again on Saturday. M. Do pin was heard in reply
for M. Jullien. It was then adjourned for eight days.
• Malatesta, JAS. 19.—Acc•rding to letters from
Frankfort, M. de Steirntesch willproceed there Noon,
as Austrian Military Pknipoteritiary ; Field-Mar-
shal de Wrede,as Bavarian Military Plenipotentiary;
and Lieutenant-General de Wuellworth, iu this sawn
capacity, from Wirtemberg.
A Spanish Minister Plenipotentiary to the Ger.
manic Diet is also expected shortly at Frankfort.
LUUEC, JAN. le.--Letters from Sweden state, that
the Opposition in the Diet of that kingdom has not
acquired any consistence, and .that its Mortice is
next to nothing.