The Statesman.
London, England, 1814-06-14 00:00:00

prevented her from appearing in publ
two great Monarchs left this country
the Consort of the PRINCE REGERT, and
of our future Queen, they must have
nothing 'but the existence of some dire
our Royal Family could have produced

THE LOAN.

Loan was settled yesterday
wing are the particulars of the
24,000,0001. for theservice of
;land, 18,500,0001.—Ireland,
Contracted for on Monday, 13th Jo,
Lists having made a similar offer, by Mess
Steers, and Ricardo ; and Messrs. Biri-
gerstein, and George Ward; Ramis,
and Trower and Battye.
;isms.
.CBO 0 Reduced 3 per Cents. f _ ,
or cirerr
50 0 5 per Cents. Navy
23 10 3 per Cent. Consult.
The Dividend upon the 3 per Cent.
commence from April last, and on the
Consols and Navy 5 per Cents. from
the first Ralf-Yearly Dividends on Red-
ing due .10th October—and on 3 per
and Navy 5 yer Cents. becoming. due
1815—to be exempted from the Proper'
Discount after the rate of rper Cent
payments made in full.
PA TX WM
First. Payment, Thursday, 16th Jose, .
2 Do. Friday, 92d Joly,
3 Do. Monday, 29th August,
4. Do.. Friday, 18th Veptember,
b Do. Friday, 81st October,
6 Do. Friday, 18th November,
-7, Do. Friday, 934 December,
8 fl. Friday, 20th Jao. 1815,
lfast 'Do. Friday, 17th February,

have been deemed an harsh and unnatural exclu-
sion of the second Illustrious Female in the nation,
from the presence of the Sovereign. They will now see
the prevailing, but unfortunate, difference in another .
end muoh more favourable light—they will now
tr.
con-
eider it as a misunderstanding originating in ostmal
mistake, which, though productive of coldness and!
F4e,serve, has nothing in it of the angry, passions, or
mixed with any feeling of resentment. This is the
impression wilichlhis event is likely to maki on the
public mind ; but the Courier of last night, with a
baseness surpassing all his former turpitude, repre-
sents the affair in a very, different light. He says :
• " Unfortunately a circumstance occurred which
threatened, at least, if it was not intended, to inter-
lei* the delight of the people, and to convert the ge-
neral harmony, the national rapture, into factious
tumult and offensive strife. The applause which
greeted • the three Monarchs as each entered and
bowed, had scarcely ceased, when in a box on the
opposite side of the house the Princess of Wm.=
presented herself. Some' few hands clapped, and
au attempt was made to create a public schism,
but it was soon put down by, the general feeling of
the unseasonableness of the...occurrence, and by

DIDDINOS OP THE DIPPERIENT Ufts.
Messrs. Barnes, Steers and Ricardo)
Baring, J. J. Angerstein,
and Geo. Ward ; Barwis,>2ll.loi.--t
Mt, and Cu.; and Trower
wad Battye

expression of sentiments very different from those
which it was expected would prevail. Eery one
knew early in the day that the 4E GENT was to
accompany the Illustrious Strangers to the' Opera,
and every one knew
„that he tad publicly pledged
himself never again to meet the Princesoin public or
in private. By his public chsiacter he was bound to
accompany the Allied Monarchs; he was but discharg-
ing his duty in being at the ,Operi--no circumstance
compelled the presence of the. Princess but her pre-
sefsce.endangered the geneferhinirony, and menaced
with a gross affront the Bittias nation in the person
of its Sovereign. For, how affronting would it not
have been if a contest bad arisen between clipping
and hissing, with reference to the Prince and Princess
of WALES, such as occurred 15 years ago, when the
Princiss went every night to the Opera, where she
was applauded at the expence of her husband, and if
Ibis nohtest had taken place before the Illustrieul'
Sovereigns, our visiters ? What would have been their
distress.et being made the chief witnesses of such
squabble, to have found themselves placed in a cou-
spicuous station only to behold party rancour, instead
of tordieliiy and rejoicing ?"
his in the order of nature that guilt ***old at...
tempt to conceal itself by cunning, and • certaihly
sieco-41ey that the wily and wicked serpent WAG:.
,Otted•hilhe ear of Eva, nothing has appeared more
darili'designing, and malicious than the above pare*
That an attempt on the part of the Pritse*,.
to- v Ake. her character in the. eyes 'of dift
Illustrious Visiters, aspersed' as it has been by
every seecies of caliinny, Monti( be imputed
to a dejire' Of 'encreasing dissension and ex-
citing party tumult, is a streph of baseness, of
which it is hoped, few even among the venal scribes,
*mad attempt to reach. Indeed it is not the least
'remarkable circumstance in the extraordinary fate
ofikis Illustrious Lady, that while she enjoys the
sympathy and good-will of the virtuous of all ages
and ranks, her character has only been slandered by
those cowardly vipers, who have loot:due forfeited
all pretensions to character themselves.

AN AFFECTIONATE
(SHORTLY STATHD.)
Egregium •ero lauded. et voila ampla ,
Quque ; puerque tuus ; magnum et memurabile
" Una dohs Derma si fremlna virtu duarain
Address to

Each pablike place, as well as private,
• My son will leave (bat you arrive at
At private klaces we are hoping
No door to you will ever open;
But since tvc
Keep you from places that are,paislike,
' • We ask, desire, eadsatii4
• , leave ;beta Of rive 'orro reeeetel.

112IP:. 4 4 IN'AL LIG R

DEAL) JCNE It—Arrived the Antelope,
Isabella, Heart of Oak, and Mary tratteports,
and remain in the Downs for ordrss, with Kis
as before, aod_ttiasCePtte trnasnall. Capt.
with a detachment of the Guards.

Po tut smoven. Jona 13.—Arrived the Rodney loan
Admiral Mirth, from theLitbon ittniton.—Sailed
for ofterburth.—The fleet fora* Mediterranean
140 sai4 iWthe monolog.
N a 11.—Sailed Ski Princess Chatiste
whit fd/ids, for the Brazils i the Lady Louisa
ditto, for IlaiLlfisz ; and die Doke of Keatioackslt. with
for Bourdrourr •
MILFOIta, 'Jame it —Arrived the Mallet Mummer, flag
telsittee, with s the fli may.
An American privateer was cruising between the
Rock of Lisbon and Capt St. Vincent the end of Wt.'
mouth..

MINORITY
.11PON TIE QUESTION THAT THE SWIM EIOPOITATION

READ ♦ THIRD TIME.

Ayes 170—Noes 27. .
%Wish Sir James Shaw Wilkins
Shaw Lefevre Protheroe. Porter .
G. Langton Northey Lockhart
G. Rose Lord Rancliffe Dowdswcll
Harvey -Stevens White
Leader Davis H. Ward
S. Scott Wilberforce Maitland
Allan Babblogton TELLERS.
Fuller Majoribanks Alderman Atkins
C. Calvert P. Nloore Alderman Combe.

We understand that no proceedings had been taken
at one o'clock to-diy„ in the Court of King's Bench,
on behalf of Lord COCHRANE and others, for a new
trial ; hut according to the report of 'a Morning Pa-
per, :a Motion was intended to be brought on in the
course of the day. It will be seen by the Parlia-
mentary pioceedings, that Mr. BROADHEAD, in con-
sequence of not having received the necessary docu-
ments, has withdrawn his notice for this day, tai..
spading Lord COCHRANE and the HOU. COCHRANE
JoHuroxE, and lied it for Tuesday next.

A German Journal asserts, that the Emperor of
Russht will hove the title of, King of Por.aNes and
that the Grand Duke CONSTANTINE will govern that
country in quality of Viceroy.
The naval review at Spithead, it is said, will be
formed upon nearly the following plan :—The line-
of-battle ships will be moored in two lines abreast,
with a single line of frigates and three-masted vessels,
to the eastward and westward ; the Impregnable and
Prince will be the centre ships of each line ; and an
tavenue of sloops of 'war and small vessels will be
formed from the centre of the nearest line toward!
The visit of the Passes REGENT, the EmperoF of the towns
,as far as the depth of water will allow.—
Russia, and thi King pf PiktlasiA, to Pertemouths! The royal yaehts will he moored in a distinguished
will place. The day is not yet fixed; position. The merchant ships will be moored in
but the information at present says, it will not Stoke's Bay, the Harbour, and the Mother-bank.
be before this day se'anight, the 21st instant. It Extract of a letter from Malta, dated 15th of
bas beeh arranged that the Emperor ALExaNDrit is April, 1814.—" lam sorry to have at present to in-
to take up his residence at the Government House ; form you, that the precautions taken, and rigdrous
the King of PaussiA at the Lieutenant-Governor's; measures adopted by this Government, to prevent the
the PRINCE REGENT,. with the Honourable Com- spreading of the plague, beyond Casal Caccia, in
missioner Gime, in the Dock-yard ; and the Duchess Gozo, have not been attended with success. A
of OLDENBURG at the Bank; Generals BLUCHER) priest died a few days ago at Rabato, the chief town
D'Yoacx, the Iletman PLATOPIP,Ac. at the Inns. lin that island, under suspicious circum,ta.ices, end
A private letter from Paris, dated the 9th, says— my last letter from Gozo mentions the deaths of the
" The
.French troops that were expected in Paris to rest of the family of the plague. All the hosts off
take the different guards on Monday last, have not; that island haye long been hauled en shore;
arrived ; the National Guards, therefore, con- and the only communication between this island and
dety.—The ci-devant Imperial Gozo is carried on by Government boats,with guards,
to be strongly affected towards who land the supplies of corn, &c. ou a mole, which
believe they are not to return to projects into the Sea, and return empty."
named La Roi et la Reine, I The French Papers give the following statement
these titles hare Wen lately' of the number of troops employed, according to
conformably to the ancient_ them, against France during the late campaign :---
i 1. Troops of the ci-deaant Confederation of the
before the 'coronation of the ' Rhine! 145,000 men.-2. Austrian Army In France
place, there is a probability I. and Italy, '250,000—5. Russian Army, 250,000
he graced by the presence of :4. Prussian Army, 200,000-5. Swedish Army.
, in conformity to the earnest 30,000 6. Corps of Dutch troops, 30,000e4. Eng'
lish Army in,Spain and the Netherlands, 60,000—.
nominated for life to constitute 18. Spanish and Portuguese Army in the field,
liPeers, the Count Da DAMS 80,000-9. Neepolitati Army, 30,000-10. Danl,l
the lists
was the last upon and be died the day after I Auxiliary Corps, 19,000.---Total) 1,085,000 men,
nominatiop.. exclusive of the landirehr.

tirie yet arrived ; the Nation'
litf• 'thine to perform that dot
knee' Garde are known to b
was their ice chiefs. I belie
and Neb. The,
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givin to these regiments
Feet. ratty."
wasi ?tenement rises bi
mon peiltifliiiAtics takes
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Reg REGtNT, ii
•
relines! of Louis XVII'
colt; Of the 154 Peers, nor
had the French Rouse of

Had thsk
without semi ic.l.,
Lad the Mother ' The new
I supposed that the follow
lire discord in ,Loan of 24
}or Engls
ced what must Contract

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day morning....
the coiltract:....
tf the year 1814.
111, 5,500,0001.
lane, 1814---41*
Messrs. Barges,
taring, J. J.. 64,11.
and Co. ;
stern,
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the 3 per Cen‘
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r Cent. Consols
to sth .Januario
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