The Statesman.
London, England, 1819-11-03 00:00:00

FRENCH PAPERS.

PARIS. Oct. 30.—Yesterday the King hoard MI
In his aparttaent, and afterwards Iranweted henna
with the Minister of Foreign Affair,.
An lodivirloat, apparently shoot the ate of 45,
decorated with several orders, yesterday presented
Mewl( at the grand vestibale leading to the •part.
sent. of the Duke of Orleans, at the Palate Royal.
The Seism enquired, a' Where are yes Ong "To
my residence," he ►eplied ; "do yam ant know
me?" Ile drew oat his watch, and presenting it to
the Swine, said, " There is My po►trait ; 1 am the
Duke d'Engbiess, and cassia to the Duke d'Orleans
I am going to my aparttnents to MP* if every Aim; is
in good older." The Seism. Wing be bad to do
with a person deranged, hampered lam, and by treat.
lag him with respect. emended in conducting him to
the guardroom. lie was Inn recognised as a for-
mer Aidsda-Carp to • Marshal of France, and was
taken boos to his family, was enjoy great maiden-
lion in this capital.
The fear yowl Germans who were taken Into
malady a few. days ago, three of whom, it was said.
were Stedeats from the Unimusity of ism, were li-
berated on the 28th inst.
Lord Cathcart, the British Ambassador to tbe
Court of Ramis, left St. Potorsbargh *a the 4th of
October.
Tko Oohed Cemberlawd has received at Warsaw,
from the Emptier of Russia, the Order of St. A..
drew.
French Fonds, Oct. 19.—Five per Coats. 70f.
7Se.; K.' • Stock. 1490 f.
M A out D, Oct. 19.—The (beta left Barges in the
sth inst. tin will this 'anima arrive at t►e Royal resi-
dence of Pardo, where the King ii gone to receive
her. Tn•morrow her Majesty will make bee solemn
entrance into ibis capital. It is already eil,
that some pardons base been decided apes, ou the
occasion of oar Sovereign's lattlialte•
The situation of Cadiz, and the other infected
towns Wits neighbourhood, is far from satisfactory,
with the exception of Poems Real, which the vigi.
In ce of the Health Commission has preserved from
the contagion. The epidemic is shoat to masa in the
island of St. Ferdinand ; meanwhile it exists in ell its
rigour at Cadis and C.:tartans. It makes a slow but
sensible progress at Poet St. Mary's, Xeres de la
Frothing, St. (.tar de Barameds, and at Role.
Vlalrila, Oct. 17.—The melancholy death of the
young Prince de Hohenzollern has excited a great ten-
wino in this capital, and given rise to very singular
remoars. The troth is, however, that on the day
of his decease the Paints was fearing aith the rising
Prince de Is Toorset-Trais, his friend and com-
panion in arms (both being Captains in Prince
Constantine's regiment of Calrayslers, which is garri-
soned here); the trial was warmly maintained,
and each appa►ed to lose temper. Soddenly Prince
de Hohenzollern fell down in an apoplectic fit, and in
a few momenta expired. Prince tie is Toorset.Tasis
it inconsolable for the loss of his friend, Ind has been
taken dangernesly ill.
Prince Paul d'Estarhazy, oar Ansbanitleir, to the
Court of I.onrinn, who has been to his naive country
for some time past, on leave, is about to rulers to his
post.

We are sorry to state. that the Rhino forkm from'
fistabergh, which arrived at Leith en Tiorrstlsy,
brewed arrogate that the Albion packet, from 1.01. h
to liawhergh, had run ashore on the enlist of Hol-
land. We learn that Captain Ilona, of the Rhine,
on his passage down the Elbe, spoke a Bleoksness
heat, who Informed of the unfortunate cirrorostance.
With the escoption of the sow the rester part of
the cargo is sated. sad theA ate also hopes the us-
gel will be jot of.

Smut of these late Meetings afford as the saii.fe,.
lion of knowing, that oratory is not eatingoishel
with the death of Mr. het, who mss, to ilsemisfe,
.tine of his eountr), the Gest orator its it, es far as
the 'Seery of oratory consists In the power to pre•
senile. lie persuaded the Parliament—he per.oad- I
the Ustik ilea suds sorssoies as will require s miresle
to wren, them from meetly reining the eountr).--
We hope and levet, that some of these N•bie s I
other rpeskers.who haw* so distinguished thern.e's • s
for the snootiness of their Ingle. es cell as the h.ets,i
of their rhetoric. will be ovally ready to diSel
their posters. in the vosoinsi Session of Parlkror
on 'bat nine pei,iime of all 'epics, the LIMIT
trust couirm

Ah, the pen, Coarier.-10. condition is tottlia
wrist as pitiable as eoelernptible. It. residue• no
•
candemited by the Iheis TinseL 'objets, .•1 •
!Miele the honey, contained last Richt. II"' tart•••
rem his We repest, it is inns* diagrarefet to
Ministerial Paper in ibis COSMO, to prwm-t• it e
caste of the Revolatioa in Ftsnea. branding tt e
seppinters of legitimate Government obit se nipelt
thee (the Niek.neme is Ultra).tioally seaaeless,t.di..o•.
and tiamerited."" A Mseisterial Payer"—We sh•rt
be glad is know bon as haven (politically honey)
sea can feel composed to be charged with csodaeti• 4
a Ministerial Paper: when ere consider the rrvi.i.
tint to which Miriam bate brooght this nice hapiot,
any miserable, ceentry. A renal, slavish, corrill.
liberticisie Paper wend be a more *preprint ti .r.

Eared of a letter dated New York, Sept. IR :
" The die la east ; the yellow fever is proclaimed. and
New York is declared a follow-suffers with her .
ter cities, filltiesore end B .sion. Philadephia is, .6
tot. stated to be free from the devouring pesti;eoc .
The alarm which lately masted here is now becom, a
ode! reality : tboesands hate already left the ;
and its a day air two hence, the probability is. th t
the lower past of the city will he completely 41 -
series!, which, in fact, is in great messier already t..
COOP. In Pearl, Smith, Prole!, Water, Mit, a a
Pine-streets, with all the ihtermedlaie parts, g
the principal strtion of the town far beslne•a, n t
one store in fifty remains open. For the prove. I.
many have located them:elm.. in the highest pstt • f
she town, particularly in Bimodality ; but of th•
the greater number will follow the current, awl r .
mote not of loon enlitely. At Greenwich, a sill
about three stiles distant, an attempt will be wild. t •
rally and concentrate hostiles,. The Bioko. I'. ••
olive, and auctioneers, will fie et it ; and there •
, most look for bminess if and is to he done.
" Sc?!. 20.-11 is almost impossible to
the uproar of the town te•tlay ; all is bustle •••
ennfevinn ; mart load, of furniture and go. ds 0ne0,t,.;
in every direction. After ell, perhaps, the t 1.1••.! •
is deemed greater Ilion it really is. MI Me
A.eitivata. and one of his clerks having been r.
elf,
and the former being a man sn gfeeratls 1:. o • • .
anti of sack bigb 'lauding, has tended not outs
lertcrease the alarm, but to cause a general
i The 'dykes from Spain are ',mien in a mach .a. •
dismal strain than those by the petioles aril, it., et,'
state, that the yellow fever was still rocrea-i..4•
Cadiz, on the 1I th ult. the number of de.th.
1103, and at Seville the number •as not mac' •••
iThe accounts from America too are Nat a.ach :•••••
1111kting. Wilted science his Aeon •onthrott"
I improved. there is still touch to do I. hi. repot:
Yos,..day P.rli•wient was prorogued till 'Weil
inst. with the usual formalities. The Coo
were, the Loa. CHANCELLOR, the ge.l of SHOW W.
scotor. gold 1... rd ST llamas. The C..mte....• oe.e
represented by Mr. Richt* to, the Deploy 61
I lb. hues, aid the It het thicers.