The Statesman.
London, England, 1819-04-10 00:00:00

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It has been reprrgeglefl to his Royal Highness the
Nines Regent, tint Lieut. Thomas liasker and
Ensign Edward Ring, who have been recently
placed ippon the half-pay hum the sSth Regimen',
have irnasly inselied and challenged Lint-Cannel
Frederick, commansling that Regiment, epon r• g
groands of his confine. towards thew in hi; cap',
of Commanding Officer, while they were o■ full py
ender his order..

" As it would be highly injeeitrus to the ditcip: tie
of the service to permit the notion to pas. with Wispy.
July, that when art °dicer is pieced upo•t
be shill feel at liberty inset aside all Ilia restrtiiits
of decorum and subordination, by indulging feelings
of personal resentment towards his former C.'m.
mantling Officer, his Itoyel Higher.% the Prince It,.
gent. iu the name and nu the bebeif of his Alrijes.),
bas been pleased to command, that his distile.sure
upon this Diciest set of misconduct shall be marked
by curing the names of Lieut. Thai. Iltsker and
sign Edissal Ring from the List of the

Tha Nitre, Regent, in the name and on t'.e be.
half his Majesty, has also boon pleased to COWliniiiti,
that as Linden's' Richard William Lambrecht, on
the half•pay of the 3.1 Garrison Battalion, who iris
the bearer of the challenge from Ensign Bing to
Lieotenani.Golnael Frederick, appears to hose been
equally culpable, his name shall in like meaner be
erased from the List of the Army."

The Commander.in-Chief has received the Prince
Revolt's commands to promulgate to the Army the
above declaration otitis Royal Highness's phew* on
the subject of Lieutenant Thomas Haan and Ensign
Edward Ring, and of Liesitenent Richard Wil-
liam Lamtrecht, in order that Officers on half-pay
may be sensible, that wh they so far forget
th,.r dory as to give vent to feelings of personal ani.
mistily and resentment 'omit their former Cum.
esansliog Officer, on the ground% of his conduct to.
welsh them in his official capacity daring the time
they wire serving under his command, they will net
fail to draw upon themselves the Royal displ to
the same extent, as is hereby expressed against the
individuals to whom this order especially applies.
The Commander in Chief has it further in com.
mend to espress his Royal Highness the Prince Re.
gent's approbstiou of the line of emitted adopted on
this occasion by Lieotenant.Colonel Frederick, and
to declare, that any Officer who shall prows so •n.
mindful of what is dee to his station, and so regard.
lens of military discipline, as to accept a challenge
given on grounds similar to those on which Am
Officers presomed to Lhallenge their former Com.
madder. will incur his Royal Highness the Prince
Regent's highest displessore.—By consisted of his
Royal Highness. the Commander in Chief,
HARRY cAI.vt.RT, egotism-General.

An Allelic Prince, who is said to be nearly related
In the late Sultan Ti PPOO SAID, is arrived in London.
Ile embarked at MatilNl for England ; and report
Rives Aim an importairt mission from .onto of ti.a• N.
tire Poaors to the D.rectors of the East India Cum.
pang ar.l hoard of Controls!.

Ilya letter from Nswes, dated the lOih etc it op.
pears that English manefacterers and salt.bsk bad
been imported there in such •hendance, that they
sere selling at a cheaper rate than le E.:Valid, le the
great loss of the importers. No less than 1300 Eng.
lish were thee at Naples. %What will theCuurier, in its
ezeltation at the vast repletinn of our' Yt say
to this, re prevent his glamps from prophoryieg some-
thing unfavourable in the aspect of things
A Dutch Mail erased yesterday, bringing Papers
to the 3d instant. The only article they contain of
any interest, relates to the much talked•of end very
ridiculous plot for seizing the Emperor ALUM'S',
list autumn, while on a visit to Bressels. A per.
soft, "those name is Lout, BLcuoz, a Freedman
by birth, sod now a vinegar distiller, at Brussels, has
addressed • Memorial to the High Coca of Justice
of South Br•bant, to prose that be had no share in
the plot. The Memorial occupier seven quarto
pages :—He says, " On the 3d of November, about
eight in the morning, one ADOLPHE POUILLOT, Blida
lacaolx, formerly a French officer, came to my
bogie, aced told me thet • plot was in agitaties to
seize the Emperor of it UM A in his jesuitry, to
I force his Majesty to sign an Address to the French
I I. meal NAPOLEON, to proclaim the son of NAPo.
LEON Emperor, and the Archduchess MARIA LOUISA.
Argent ; and to kill his Majesty the F.iviperer Amt.
ANDER, if be refused to accede to this demand.—
Astonished, terrified at this recital (adds he), l urged
M. POUILLOT to disclose those citweetstattoas Itt tfse
Police."