The Statesman.
London, England, 1818-11-23 00:00:00

Farm TEI LONDON GANITTE, Nor. 21.

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ins Hoye, ifighoesit the Prince Rent, ilt1;og
the name sod on the behalf of his Majesty; does not
require that the Officers of the army should weer any ,
other mourning, on the present melancholy occasion,
d than black crape over the ornamental pa of tbH
cap or hat, the sword knot, and on the left atilt
with the following exceptive', viz. :
Officers on duty art lo wear black gloves, black
crape over the erneato;ntal pod of the cap or hat, the
sword knot, and on the left arm; the sash covered
with black crape.; black gorget ribbon, sod a black
ciape'scasf over the right shoulder.
The drums are to be covered wijth black, and
,black crape is to be hung from the pike, of* colas,-
Stiff of infantry, and from the `tinder}-stat and
trumpets of cavalry.
When Officers appear at Court its tlit4t uniforvn,
they are to wear to black crape over the ornameotut
ipartiof the cap or hat, the sword knot, and on thet
, left arm; a.bLack crepe scarf over the right shnutilf9
black waistcoat, breechevotockiog., end buckles.
By command of his Royal Highness the Ceellta.
matider4O.Chief,

HENRY CA [NARA. Adjutnat-General.
.didatireliii-Olice, Nov. !O.
His gelid highness the Prince Regent, actin] is
the name and on the behalf of his Majesty, does wall
require that the Officers of the fleet shoold wear ear
other—mooed:lg, on the present melancholy o
'iota, with their undress uniforms, than black
,crapes on their lift arias, hats, and sward knots;
nor with their dress uniforms, than black gloves, and:
bleak crapes on their left • arms, hats, •and sword
ki;ois; eacept at -Court, when they ere to weer aloe
Mark waistioals, breeches, stockings, sad Imbibe;
nor that the Officers of-the Rays! Marißes showid
weer:any Whet mourning with !belt uniNgps &$a
black ensiles on their left arms, • itats,biar !Ward/
knots; escept on duty, when they are to ire., also.
black glove', and the sash covered with
black picot ribbons, and black -crape scarkseer,
.their gig,ht ohouiders; and except at Coati, was"'
tglsey are to wear black crapes on their left arms,fiets.-
ind sword Laois, black crape scarfs over. their right.
Shoulders, and black waistcoat, breeches, stockings,
sod heckles.
The drums of the Royal 'Marines are to be cover. 4
ed wilts black, and a black crape is to be hang from
pike of the divisional coloar-staff.
._—:"!•"'".. • J. W. CROX.S4,
Wer-Olics. Nei. 11.
soriarTetty..pototeproms.
11th Regiment at tight pracistiatt. Brevet • Cieetemiet:trifibet
Rickard Oiaalatisabetieetesont-Catoopl, midlevel purchase.
Brevet LiettleassKolonel James liouchier to be Major, vice
Dipgins.
To be Copal* of Troops, wittiest parrhave.
. Captain Stephen White.froro half pity et th..1411t 'Lien Ora-
' goons; lad Captain .
thiberly g fruits half-pay orate-
/th tight Uritgoom %ice it,,,Aineir.
13th Regiment of Licht Dragoons, Cease! Tberiohllas fritter,
front the 112,1 Light Dragoons, to be Liceirestarg-r--.--
without purchase.

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RANKttlikicy surropazo.
A. Jam*, Clemenra lane. Lombardagate altellgIsllt•
BANKRUPTS.
•
T. Shoats, Blaritfriore.rotal. woo/lemOtalsor. Pie. VI. Dee.
I..stap.,,L at GoWIWI. Attorney. Mt. Parrett, Threadneedle.
slotirt. •
R. Flaw*, sec and J. Pollotk. Wakefield. wonktiplen,.
,140,-111. Dee. I, Jan. 4. at Gaildhall. Attorney, Mt. Parry,
jas Sevi-mwmpe.
W. Allard. Sirmlarkant. stab-hipther. Der. S. 4. Join. 4, at'
the IlasirMotel, Lmanington Priors. Wartilikshire. Attotry.
.fie. Lippashers, Matta • ewer Shropshire. •
J. Utitrima. Ilallseels clothier. Dec. 21. tt..Jan. t.
Nl* Cast-basise. .• Attorney, Yaws. Lamberts mad
Da..rioalevaa.sqoare and Mr. Illoone. teak
J. grocer. N•.. 91, Dec. 1014 a. f.:
at the Miami. Nottingham. Anomie,. Mr. Yearn hold.
Majr. mid Mews. tionemed Cm Temple,
• alOoa. WilltLianaltathire, aormadsise.
Jes. Ilk at •11011. Atterngffl Una
112-z-s_

J. Atte* arid .1. Ware..Rnikeritiehe null, Nersiondsey, on
and colourless. N0v.21. Dec. 5, Jac 4. ;It Dal!abaft. Attot-
Dry, m . Towers. Cas,lesstreet, Falcon-square.
J. owin. Whitectoo-street. cbartestl-oserckant, Dec. 2. S.
Jan. 2. at Guildhall. Ationiey, Mr. Rose, Last-street, Red
Lion-sqa Are.
M. Unmet/. Wilree4treet, Gray's lan-lane. etnrkeeper,
Nev. ?S. Dee. 1, Jae. 2. at Guildhall. Anomie*, Messrs. Chap-
man and Co. Litfle4st. Thomas Apostle.
T. Willies**, Liverpool. Annalist. Dec. 9. 4, Jan. 9. at the
Lehr of Man Inn. flur.fra). Smffrirdstaire. Anoraks, Mr.
Berridgp,*Hattots-gardeit g and Mr. Ward, auriterri. •
E. Dicey, Oxford-street. optician. Nov. 28, Dec. 1. Jas..
1. at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Abraham, Great Marlborough-
street.

H. Jarvis. Totteabam-enurt-road. cahioet.maker, Nos. 111.
•I)ec.‘s :lan. 2. at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Martindale,
Gtay's Inn square.
J. Mackay. Warwick street, Golden-sguare. saddler. Nov,
14. 14ec.. 1, -Jan.% at Guildhall. Attorney. Mr. Dawson, Sa-
ville-row, Burlington•. reel.
J. Whitford. Stack Horse-yard. High Holborn, coach-smith,
Nov. 24. Dee 8. Jan. 2, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. A bra-
Great 'Matilsiirmigh street.
T. J. Lanca••er. Cateaton-street, merchant. Nos. 24, Dec. 5,
Jan 2„ at Guildhall. Aitornies, Messrs. Swain, sod Co. Fre-
derick's place. UM Semis.
• H. Horner. Leeds, •Yorkshire. merchant. Nov. 24. Dec. 5,
jaa. 2. at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Luttrell, Temple-place,
Blackfrinrs•rosd.
W Deane. Broad-street, Ratcliffe. cnmeson•brewer, Dec. 1,
5, Jan. 2. at Guildhall. Attormee. Maar,. Clarke and Co.
Lade St. Thomas Apostle.

1/WIDEN DS.
Dec. 5. C. Bishop, IHO-street. Borough. linen-draper—
Dec. 1?., G. Young and 6. Gleonie. Budge-row, merchants—
Dee. 12, R. S. Walker, East Smithfield :tad Bristol, colour.
Manufacturer Nt. 2S. J. S. Baits. W PPlnt- wall. biscuit-
.babee-srDec.. PI. It. Maltby. Mortimer-ttreet, snoney.scrivener
—Dec. 15. T. Martin, UhiChe,ter. Sussex, collar.
1%. J. Barlow and J. Gregory, Sheffield, tronfouuders—Dec.
16, B. Moffat, hltmcbester, merchant—Dec. 12, W. Lloyd,
Jan. nadott:•Stesser. farmer—Dec. 12, J'. Martin, Alftestun.
_Sussex. sh•pheeper—Dee. 19. J. Currey. Wells, Somerset..
Mite. tallow-ebandler—Dec. 14. S. Holland and T S. Wil-
liams. tiverpool. merchisits— Dec. Pl. S. Pryor. Cambridge.
tin-plate.worker —nee. 12, F.. and F. Kent. Mack.leoe, wiett-.1
eterctionts*Der. 12. J. Fell. Ratclife-highway, ironmooget*
Dee.l7. J. Dickinson, Dewsbury, Yorkshire. linen-111re.-
1 Dec. 15. F. Kendrick, Holborn. and O. Tyndale, A$ ai.,
thsen-drapers—Dec. 11, G. M. Cos, Edgeware-rond. terms
—Dec. 12, J. Slater. hlarket.street, Milbank-street. Westioin-
ster, brewer—Dec. 15. R. Rush, Field Bailing, Norfolk.
wueer- ke.B. J..and J. Wilson. Shrewsbury, drapers-. Dee.
5, J. Turner, Bury-mill, liens, corn-dealer.
CERTIFICATES-.-Dre.l2.
M. A. Watson, Panama. Hampdtire. nsereer—S. Lepage.
Loadoo. dealer—W.. Waite. 11uilde,sa W, plunkher--S.
Hilperton, Wiltshire. hawker.—F;. G. Mayne, High.
street.. Skodwell, grocer—Y. Ferrer, Hilifat. roarefacterer—
J. Hemet, Manchester, woollen-cord-manufacturer.

PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED.
A. Harvey, sea. A. Harvey jun. and M. inggerstat
White Home yard, .West-street, .West 9:withheld, tart sail wag-
xon-wiseehirrlgllts—(.. Srner. Cath. and H. Kain, Bery.
*reel, St. Mary-one, warehovse-keepers— W. W illlaap. Ames-.
censer, bookseller. and F. Westley, F. iar-street. stationer....
W. Kitchen and W. Bloodworth, tipper Seymour-street, Port.
maa-square. piwiry-enoks—T. A. Miarhin and D. W. Weddell,
Gosport. solicitors—J. and J. Bowling, Kent-street. Boruagh
—R. and.). Lomax, Hoghton.lower. Lawsuit' re, Mateo-printers
—P. Weans and J. Goldmaid, St. IWe/is-place, Bishops-
gate. street. merchants—J. and W. -Phipps, and P. Deane, Bath,
ladles' ame-makers—J. Smith, Wardlaw, sad F. falkner.
Vosedrester. commission-agents—T. Longfield and W. Elliott,
pus., New Mallen, Yorkshire. skinners—W. Crooke, and R.
Jarktion Siailwell High-street. undertakers—J. Mar-
ley, W. Wilson. aad It. Morley. Nn tiegham, ho•iers—J.
Parker, W. Shelley, T. loye. and R. }Moth. Paddington.
dealers in china and earthenware— W. Beriy and T. Lawson.
Ediubnrgb, 'writers—A and E. de Theily. Great Winchester.
street, merchants—C. Wheeler, T. Neu. G. lathy, and S.
Cocks Fredarkk'oplacet Old Jewry, patent malt-maatifee.

Funds, Nov. 16,-5 per Cent. Consols. 69 f. 60c.;
Bank Actions, 1670 f.
Atx 1-t-CIIArELLE, Nov. IZ.--M. Scirreibert, Pie.
nipotentiary of Westphalian Domains; presented I
Memorial to the Congress, which, it is soul, wee fa•
vortrably received by the Allied Monarchs. It II
asserted that a Commission will be eetablishecho ex.
amine .end judge these matters, and that it will be
held at Frankfort. Boron di'flembeldt it spoken
of es the Prussian Commissioner. • •
. Pressia has entered into a special agreement etit
the hbuse of Hope and Baring, by virtue of tablet
she obtains her quote, previously to the period est.
pulated in the new Convention by tint foot Powers.
Nov. Is --It 1.4.1 d, that the beefiest to which.
the Meissen et Mita and A.setrie Haw 40#0.4
themeeelvei during the lest fee aye, relate. /pa.
deity to the political situation et the Jews, «the are
spread oter Germany. It is thought that the eon.
dition of the German fsraelitei will be amelionitedi
antristm, Nov. 16.—At eleven o'clock yesterday
morning, the Empress Dowager of Resale, with the
Prince and Princess of Orange, and theGvasid Duke
Michael, embarked on oar canal, on board the An*
yacht the Eagle, for Antwerp.
The Governor of Southern Brabatit went to receive
lathe boundary of the praline*, his Majesty the Eel.
!Lifter Alesander.
The happy vital of Madentoilelle F. Garstrin,
Mad. Reichard, the first German aeronaut, has jest
arrived at Brussels from Aix-Is-Chapelle; she pin.
poses to perform an ascent immediately.
LIEGE, Nov. 15.—Notwithstanding the rapidity
of their movements in their j(,urtsey to Paris, thd
Princes of Prussia arrived at Ait-1.-Chapelle
with-
out the least accident. However, one of the Carriages!
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of town. suite was overturned, sod the three persons
in it were more or less hart. The first Valet-de
Chambre had his clavicle broken, bat was instantly
placed in the hands of one of 'the surgeons of the
hoogehold, who was coming on behind.
Rung. Nov. 4.—The King of the Two Sicilies,
'gives and receives every day splendid .fetes. That
which was presented to him by the celebrated Bluket
Toitonit, now ,Dane of Braccieno, presented a re-
markable singularity. The fire.wOrks were let oN
on the spot where the Triumphal Arch Po erected'
to receive Charles the Fifth, on his return :ticket the
:renisian espedition, sth April, 1.956.

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PLAN DEM,' DL 7104 aim BAliffltaatit
MAILS.

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ButtsExa, Nov. 18.—This morning di Emprea•
of Russia went in great slate it, a carriage down toy
xis horses to the King's Palen, to compliaseet airti
Queen on her birth-Jay. The deliverer of Flortogai
and Spain, the hero of Waterloo; the Duke et Wel+
jlingtoo, is arrived withinoor walls, es well as a great
many Generals and superior ,Officers of different
nations. For many years paste Brussels has not
been so brilliant and so animated es at this moment.
Nov. 19.—The fete yesterday evening was more
'splendid than the first, it was favoured by weather
quite extraordinary for the season, stid the greotoog
-part of the population of city thronged the Street.
An affecting scene took place in the arifin of the tete,
and will be long remembered berm The Emperor.
'Alexander, after having dented with his August
Mother, threw himself into her arms, and embraced
her several times, with that respect and tenderness
erhlab the sincerest filial piety.alo. train inspire. 'lt
is impossible to express the lively ai lefeating emo-
tions which this otietalnitied circullss'eme elicited in
the hearts of all those who *yid the hippinen to nit•
seas it. The Emperor of. Russia ra tired et midnight.
The King and Queen withdrew half an boor after
n, without partaking of the sipper.

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The King of Prussia is not yet yet arrived. Tha
horses which were pieced at the post station at Cor.
,o- berg hate been connterman,led and sent back.—
We are ignorant when his Majesty will arrive.
The arrest of several persons, mostly foreigners, is
still the auti..er of ever, conversation, and singularly
elates the public attention. if we were to repeat
MI the report-a that circulate on this subject, horror
and indignation would be elicited in the highestde•
• grev.• 'Dr whale is an obscure, that it would be im.
. prudent to hazard a conjecture on so delicate a sub-
ject. which will probably be sosen cleared op.
FUMIKTOKT, Nov. 14.-437accoints received frees
Aix-laXtrapplie, the Emperor Alexander will arrive
'here on the 24th of this month, end probably the
conferences of the Ministers will then be terminated.
AIX. L4-CILAPkILLE, Nov. 17.—0 n the 14th, be-
'tweet, four arid five P.M. all the Monarchs met at
& Ytiore Hardenberg's, probably to sign the Acts of
the Cong•ess. The day before yesterday there was
a grand We're% dinner, at the Palace of the Emperor
of Austria, who left Aix-la-Chapelle this morning,
.te itaur nto his own dominions. All the absurd re-
ports of exchange' of territory and removal of fron-
tiers announced by one Joureal, apd eagerly copied
by others, are *boil; destitute of foundation, though
some haw., I,VPit given the date when those pretended
arrargemonta were signed.
liasincitGa, Nov. 14.—Our Papers contain the
f Commerce between Denmark and Prussia,
in 30 Articles, concluded Jane 17, 1818.
Nov. 16.—A letter from Algiers of 14111 October,
statt.s, that the Porte has notified to the Dey by a
• Fit man, that the Sultan, according to the stipulations
of the Treaties already esisting with Austria and
Russia, has engaged also to indemnify the Prussian
subjects for all loss or (Janine caused them by the
Barbary. Pirotea, and therefore commands the Alge-
. tine ships to refrain from ell acts of violence towards
the Prw,-rair flag. The Dey-.has promised to comply
vigil 0,14 ordei. We etpcct the navigation of the
Elbeso oe sou Stopped by rho ;ce and the lowness
of the water, arising from the continued prevalence
of the elst wind. .
The College of Health of Copenhagen for's given
notice, that the epidemic in tha island of Feline is
abating; 73. periwig; had been attacked, of whom 21
ate dead, 44 still 4ck, and 8 recovered.
Eithange on London.—Nov.l3, 32. 5.,
. 32. 0...—N0v. 17, 32.2., 32. G.

ALT-Ld-GII4IPF: LLE, Nor. 19.

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. The formal deliberations, if not the business of
Congress, are brought to a close, and probably I
Wall not have in opportunity of writing to you
. snore than once again from this place. By all that
'can be lea rot, without an actual insoectioa of the
protoc,ols of its numerous conferences, many sub-
jects have been incidentally touched upon, but few,
or probably none but one, finally decided. It is,
therefoge,smore remarkable for what it has not done
. than what it has done—for its deliberations C.,tin for
jarigments. This conduct was probably as much
• • ..-dictated by the present position of Europe ea by the
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leellnation or political views of the Allied Powers.
....Whist Meeting had not the general peace to settle,
. like that which re-established the Throne of the
. _llourbotts, sod pat a stop to. the desolations of war,
after the first capture of Paris; it had not to vecon-
street the political system of Europe, like the Con-
, tress of Vienna ; it seems to have guided its course by
. the Treaty which contained its obligation to assemble,
the 6th Article of which is, that " to assure and to faci-
• litate the execution of the Treaty (of Quadruple Al-
. fiance), and to consolidate the friendly relations
*which now unite the four Sovereigns for the happi-
, tress of the world, the High Contracting Parties have
agreed to renew at fixed epochs, either under the im-
mediate auspices of the Sovereigns, or by their re-
spective Ministers, meetings consecrated to the great
common interests, and to the examination of measures
• which, in each of the epochs, shall be judged the most
salutary for the repose and prosperity of nations, and
for the maintenance of the peace of Europe." By a
eubsrquent agreement, the first of these epochs was
• fixed tor the autumn of 1818. This Congress,
. though it has done little, will occuppy au important
place in history, on many accounts.
The Nlittisters will be occupied for the remainder
of this week, in signing papers, and in arranging se-
,
. vocal piece of business which were not brought for-
mally before Congress. Count Capo d'lstris, on his
, way to Italy, passes by Munich, to communicate to
the Court of Bavaria the resolution of Congress re-
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;larding the differences between that state end Baden.
I„ Ile will afterwards meet the Emperor at Vienna.

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SOUTH AMERICA.

tirtratts from the Buenos "lyres Gazette of 2d
• September :--
44 After a lapse of throe years, during which time
Spain has kept the whole of Europe waiting to cee
-the vaunted expedition go forth which was to subju-
gate .these provinces, she has at length sent out a
"force or '2OOO men, under the eommand of a Lieut.-
: Colonel, with only one vessel of war to •proteet the
- transports ; an expedition, in short, composed of dis-
• affected men,, as may be inferred from the singular
occurrence which has happened to the ship Trinidad,
• at present in our ports, having on board 200 men,
besides crew and officers. Serjeants Remigin, Mar-
tinez, Francisco Moreno, and Francisco Quintana,
together with Corporal Jose Velasco, previous to
their leaving Ca.diz, formed a resolution to mutiny
and steer for one of our ports. During the voyage,
they continued communicating their project with the
greatest care and secrecy to their companion'', in
. whom they found the most favourable disposition,-
- , five degrees N. they separated from the convoy,
--end having pissed the line without meeting any
vessel belonging to the espedition, they moiled to
strike their premeditated blow on `2sth July. They
met with obstinate resistancein Captains Miranda and
Ferrite, and lit Adjutant Francisco Baillerar, En-
signs Apulia; Burgos, and Sanchez Temblegoe, one
-Serjeant acrd oat Corporal, the three latter having
formed the desperate resolution of blowing op the
powder magazine. The mutineers made away with
the whole of them as their only means of security.—
They immediately. orderer' the Captain of the vessel
fo ..teer for Buenos Ares, and arrived, without any
torther occurrence, atluiport of Ensettads de Bar-

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