The Statesman.
London, England, 1814-12-28 00:00:00

'Eke Fama, Pat rocifru, of and for Lisbon, spil run
igroud in the 'lead, 16th inst. and bad twr side
beat in.

they evince Wig wan was tet independent principle,
.•-••6 with tespect to the deo:tads stated to hays his.
adtanoti by our Government at the opening of
negecitaion, it would be estraordinary, indeed;
some demands were not made at the begtnniug of

Dresden. There it the best understanding between
the intabitants and the Provision
.Aastitesities. The
university of Wittesibevi wilt not 0107'r filserved,
Lot measures are triltiltiO to plapirit-lo Moot floe-
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fears

negociation, by each party, to which steithet° , itAliSfit
thin.* it expedient to adhere. to tistir fall ifiteittit
the close." This high charging
.iii- the out
*r *A.. .. a
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transaction, may be *revisable in tube—in, Ws-
%mimeo, who invariably asks double what she .mmuts
• - to take ; but let us tell these unfcelit% and excuse-
The Gazette of last night *nosiness the fact of less prolongers of war, that such apathy, such idle '
the signing of the Treaty of Peeve with America, braggadocio, and inflated demand on the part efthtfee;:
but says oothing of the ratification. We are, how- charged with the important task of pottiegietoo• tl*
ever, assured, that no time has been lost in affixing the horrors of.war, and when the lives' ot
tl.e final signature. ThoTreety is said to have been are sacrificing at the very moment of their ...., . ,
ritified yesterdaylipho PsuNg Rsucot, and the is, in the highest degree, criminal. No .1"" 4l
ratification immediately transmitted to Portsmouthltm ought to be advanced, but what is tenable* stwsiNaez.
be forwarded td America, in order to its being et-. cordant to justice. To respire one thing, anti take
changed for that of the Pnr.stoxser of this Grata another, is either a proof of defeat isetfishonesty.
states. Thus, say the weathercocks of the Ministiy, The Post of this morning, like tie rest of the ll-
as eager as their Masters to have their former mis- terary lactineys of ,the Ministers, not knowing -we
chievous conduct and foolish speculations forgotten, suppose what to 'ay on le singular change of poll-1
the ratification will probably reach America as soon- tics at Court, has gOt.gate a raving strain, if possible.
as the news of the signature of the Treaty, and they' still more out of the fetteser and prescribed tract than
hope, in the very best piano tone of the " hirtho-. his incomprebenSibi b.ethren. The subject is the:
nioos conferences," they who have cried" harock,and Liberty of the Peak' ,inch the Peace is *vested
let slip the dogs of war" till we have almost been de-: greatly to increase, awliteg the rest of the blessings
Toured, they " hope that before a few weeks elapse it. is expected to-bring. " ftrs troos".(says this-saver)
a stop will be pot to the further illusion of blood as the astonishment at an occarfenceao.remoteliiin.'
and all the other horrors of war ;" meaning, no ticipated shall have ceased, the put lio opinio*ttpon
doubt, the invasion of Canada and the expulsion of it will expand thr6ugh all the kantificatiotst of ii free
the British from their last hold on the Western Con. and independent press, that glorisies
titient. In this hope, no new desire ou our part, we alone possess." To be sure we
A; e most earnestly join them, and we as fervently' rioes privilege in an eminent degree,
..i.lf.the American Government will not hesitate a the still greater eipansi‘,ll of it is
;,).,im-iiit in exchanging the ratification. - We, hotr- ii proved, as we too well know,
e ei 5 recollect that Mr. MONROE fortiti a pert of run the risk of being confined for•

THE STATESMAN.

Tho ... entertained for the Prince de Live
*ere: 'unhappily hot too well founded. This
Prince has just expired) it is an' irreparable loss
for his friends. He retained his wit, his sallies, and
hlispiable characterah last moment. Every
kind of spectacle,".g daring his illness, 46 has
been exhausted to amen the Sovereigns,' I shall-fps.
pish them With is new One, the furteraLolA field
Marshal."

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LONDON:
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'WEDNISDAT, DECEMBEtt 28, 1814.

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Dlefetefies for America were. tent laat. /hit from
fkiiSiteretary of States (Mai' to -Portsmouth, to be
lorwirded immediately by a, fast sailing vessel,
'which, from the wind being fatonrable, will sail this
day.
It is said., that two vessels will sail, One file Hali-
fax, and the other for the Chesapeake direct.

Mm. lIALLowELL is arrived in town, and has re-
'wired notice from the Judge Advocate-General, to
itvsktsiseridence at the ensuing Court-Martial on Sir
J. MIME tit.
' Monday 'afternoon Capt. PETITE and Mr. W.
CANFIIINO arrived with Dispatches from Lord CAS.
it.aarAolt, at' Vienna.

We
•Inentioned some months agis, that the Col-
lectois of Assessed Taxes had got instructions natio:
levy the' House and Window Duty' from the Esti&
lishod Clergy of the Church of.Scotiand, for the
year ending -Whitsunday, 1814 We • understand
that they are slow directed to les Ake awe for the
ending Whitsunday 1411 sod in. future.—
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are memo* will return
meet PhAittnent, even if
hap. terminated, end
CIAXGAATY to supply. his.

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to confess tie further humiliations, will.not allow - !pets
us the trifling consolation of believing 'Best .we are . ni kl-------
BRUSSELS' Dec. .2-3.—'fbe magnificent regime , The Steady, Hall, of Yartiseuth, bound to
.Sleek.
TheFlorao Tomball, ei orth-Shields, foeadered
i.where we wee, ; that, though all hat/ hot been ob. Carabineers on horseback, which is orffaniting in 1').10113,.wai, wrecked near Se' liffet.„ fOth
. • ... this city, rained, noti,ing has been lost. The little lhat-iis yet this mill soon .he completed. The corps of tp:
I .00 the ilolderneAs coastOlitiriest. •
known of the terms of the Treaty 'evinces. hoer Officers is composed of men who bees already di?. The /yr : ',II.
am, Ben nettl-of Notth 4hields, foundered
„much we have yielded ; our Minister,' the clue titeolshed themselves in the French or Austrian set. :on the Spurn, 17th inst.-. .
Csesar nut nullus men, have ame singular , -
ewe. The men are as fine fellows as am; be seen, I 'hike Helsicgfort, Tiepke, froth Petersburg to Lon.
habit of asking every tWnt: . and giving every and the horses all from East Friesland ' tie: &borer. don, is on sitnre•oil the ricow keel, part 'teary
'thing,—but allow us to ask,. what have the Amt- s The Belgian light horse
cnd the hussate of- Prince J'aved•
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ricans conceded ? merely, es it 'pool rs, the discus: Ide Croy are equally remarkable .for the fineness. of,
sion of our Maritime Rights. They (the Ghent Com. 'the men and'the horses, and the elegance of tffiect
missiohers only) have consented to say they would,:uniforms• ,
not press that point at present. Has the American The organization of the different corps of Infantry'
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Government bound itself bi a solemn assuience that . steer national army proceeds rapidly, ' . ," . '.
1 its military plans for tire tuvasion of Canada should osr
Some Italian Journals announce, that ..
cele-
I not be carri ed into execution ?—Hteve they gven grant'. fbratedPrince of Peace is goipg to the island of Elba.
led an armistice till affairs can be adjusted t. ss It 10 I shall. shortly give art interesting account of the
I understood," says Lord BATHURsTi "that hostilities Prince of Peace whicle-itill make known some cir.
I will cease as soon as the Treaty shall have besa ratt. •eurnstances,• hitherto inpublished, relative to the
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fied by the PaesreeNx of the United States e' .it beginning of his elevation and his favour. I served
I would bean odd Treaty of Peace, indeed, Wit had many years with him in the Body Gvard, and no.
not this effect, but what may be accomplished 1461441-body, I believe, has been better acquainted with
this ratification shall have taken place? and willtlieiltim (roM 178 ILO 1.79%. • ,
Americans, in the height of all their triumphs, pre. i • Atiaseuaan, Die. 15.--AcCording te.se4dounts
I serve the moderation of tone that could be wished ? from France the reviews pith* stldiers who hare re-
' Under all circumstances, we are glad to hear no
the . i turned home on limited ' foricmghs have Commenced
fication by the PRINCE Rzuster has been already eent.',.l6:4lte Departments. ; - - . -..-
off,;, mad,w_e .wish that the circumstance of dispatches The Government has resolved, it Is awl, to as 3• I
been yeannial-fairoraTdad with a , 'ollie lif its military establishment, 'that its forces may;
toer Commanders on the American mat
have been mistaken for the forwarding may sot, be proportionate to those of the other great Powers,
iiltopeed
the ratification. We underitand dispatches wara.i Officers and soldiers prisoner. of war who return
sent 'to the Commissioners at Ghent iti " tnediately '4.•
ureing
la America of, and at the same time to emphiithe great number o
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after the receipt of the Preliminary Trettito . It is ph] that 9„0 new regiments of foot are to be
tft, -of. thim. Thete is no talk of increasing tile
We' have already said we are Iseartilf glad dirt ,1-. I.!'el.
our chop fallen Ministers, driven to dm "eeseiti.4fiseaselisyr,lst the regiments of cavalry are, however,
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consulting their own safety, and the preaeivatiois.arj c"1114411* 'There is no reason to. be astonished at
small effective force Aet has been kept
our last stake, by the- abandonment of ail thett.i tigiii 146 wrY
, since the beginning of the 10011/11114 , 1
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'b4loll. Dupont is
pretensions, have at last seen the. wisdom of aped-
reproached with hewing adepleff. ,Vetjr inedequite
fic and moderate line of conduct, for there are too
to...measures. no is not liked In Illse -tawny, inethers
many circumstances, both este/sal and internal,
convince the stoutest stickler for honour that tlii bete passed some disagreeibie Sail" laebniell bins
and some of the Marshals ; he asked' twice
,foir'.bis
,peace is desirable ;but we caner bat remark the toiril
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'traordiniry nature of the encases set up by their ser. dismission before he could obtain it.
tile foliowerafor this nnexpected.eud.rtieily extraer. , VIRPiIiR, DEC. 13."1t is affirmed in a manner
Binary conduct on their part.
.4; wid, reaped 4 eha which seems positive, that the affairs of Saxony and
demands," say these abject scribbler*, who hive prem. 1 Poland are _terminated to the satisfaction of the Allies.
ed their ignorance of Ministerial intention as Mach as . :Viet,. liatelietofraccounte have been received from
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• On Monday, .soon after the Earl of Lt reeroot
had laid, the dispatches irons' Ghent before the
Patscs: agG;tlT, and taken. his' Royal Highness's
.comutends :upon. them, •hir.--WALert, the King's Met.
senger, was sent off with wit speed to Ghent.
Yestar4Bl.ita TApN? efgANCELmia sad thiSsei of
Livtaeoor. lead long sodienees of the IPtutlttg
octal' at t'avtiatOtans• *Vi wantSlDJoote had
'else ein'aidiencte sof VI liwyel; Highness. •
The Deice of NotteoLa gave tau felegenOntertain.
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meet yeitifcley,.,. 'hangti "be nuptials at his
house, in iSt. Jamees.sqoare,. to. the Marquis and
Marchioness of STA VFORD, Lord F. GLayse, Lord
•E. GowEtt Lady Gowan,. M‘l)oxst.a,
Lady E. fi'Dorcalas,. Sir A. 'Proosetw, the Dean of
%VI NDSOR, Mr. B. NOWA MN
in tows,
&C.
A Gentlemin hatarrived in tows, Who was s
passenger by the ff'illfarn- Nelson, which left Qiebec
the 25th ult.• In ibitt part 'of the'St..Lemetce the
4rost'had set ins.and the. ships en the pot itsd tint.
segue e, ANA 4144stItt Estglisi flutist.; We se,
-coontisitakiseerrascebred- of military operatiti,o4
in Cattadartife.oaswpwign was Citqatt•' -4777,7*-
A repeal, of Mi.. Irilastifxaeliaiiiiii -1444161 hit
resignation Wativery-Oorrent last night, e* we
no believe it•vestedoponauth -th
or*, •
The father of the Nike of tiittNi*Sit '4is-est of
'the Chiefs of a Clan'aif • Bightstiders,.bod left Scot.
jand, in the pea r 1745, -With the r. rthstilitr. lie at-
terwards Served in France as manftOtiin the Web
Brigade. The• mother of: Aron Duke Vas a . Freath
Lady, and their totcWfbcriowAr,o, Mitered early into
the army, and held a Ciptain's consmissitrobefore the
Revolution.
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The Geptlenyen,dleeorered tying insensible in the
-road near Ctiftoot,proves to be Colonel PVRFOT,
• IFIIO, Teems, wee- post arrived from Ireland; hen
now at Mengeon's Hotel, but is still unable to he
the least account'of what has befallen him; his ser.
rant has been examined under a supposition that be
might hare been the robber, but 'he clearly, prated
an alibi; the only property harl*about him when
discoven;il,..was 30; 6d. in his weisteoata.pocket.
Last lien, Thomas Downing, 'a private soldier is
the 3d dragoon guards, now quartered in Leeds'
loaded his pistol with powder and bait, and tired the
contents into his body; in,consequenee of which he
languished in great agonies • till' nettley, itatOhed a
expired. The Jory's verdict--Lnitecy. ..41-1141
buried with.the usual military bottom*. •
A list of the criminal causes brought before.the•
Court Of Assize in Paris during this year, makes
their number amount to 358, of which 311 were
thefts, 15 forgeries, six assaasitsations, 21 fraud*.
lent bankruptcies, and trick:l4pm One Decaux, &
button-maker, at Paris, found guilty of an attempt
to violate the person of a giit',Wf, 4rieLn of age,
has been condemned.. to tleatitt4ears forced labour,
and 3,000 fr. for the ' Alletiatof ,the high police,
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.fitittltttrs lire:
rikto tesisted alt nuptial
were of the most flattering
appendages of rank and, I
•t has prepared for, bee
a young Hibernian, rim
And and'• to ahat'n she .6
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attached:
bl;lit 9, WELLING.'
age lot the Noble Dukes
iplendoui and ma gnii•
oady by•the one presented to
iciadvind this deiti,iaXice•parto
GdYttrUttieht.::ll,e. erk"-
tinted. The body is a
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trialletb,t.tirOhe rogb:S
1•1111 t,ar4rttenn,:Coirre.--
rtfollteWesed Aid •-so nt•
it'firuibody,*ni:ie,g„ „r-
-ot riab,tifiraer,
restobirs',' arid decoratei
dead gold iPpearelna.'
- harness, . . tot. six horses, is beat',
drolly decorated er)th ethblentatical devices of dead
gold appeareneo. • It' will be sent to Paris for, the
illustrious Duke, and we undereant it is to be a pre-
sent to him, to he used as a •St,ate-catiage of the Ata-
(Outdo! te,line.Coart -or Fs an 4.;
• This,FralessfavßessosiN from'ltouen to Newhaven.
'was demo et% h-ItOre, yesterdati -.Oka? Ityt.,
but
I wed to be got off.

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Pei Fidler% fitith Year ending Whitesadayt H
we penis]; this slog; (Greenock Paper.)
;Mai dertiblis Lord CtsTi.tatAcu, we al
.4.14541.
whei. toi:Otia caaop.), in dine to mei
'Wt le Mu 0 Coo 14°114411‘0.. thn
wwfq mat wia tam i.wed CIA 1
'lire for The elms: piaci:
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and 3,000 fr. tor the. inspecal
under witithabotwite mina; n 't
Eas O'NEir,t. has bitherk
lioMons, some of which wei
kind, from their fascinating a
fertabe. Greg .Loom ieport
an migageameni for life with a
accodlpettied her to Engiant
said fib horse been long *Oath
7... S TE CILEEIAL• FOR TI!
TON OR Saturday a carrial
srs
,;completed, which, for "I
wi ce". has beets surpassed only
the ince of ORANGE by fit
en: ,'p is of the best:kintlys
are richly and eletantly pal
dark broiattrred oft the rum
irms, :with the., motto Vii ti
The .tihing is white, richly fel
ecl;.„ titian different parts:of
Latie. . The tutmrner-cluth ti I
ormititented with yellow fe
with embossed tessels.of a i
Tire hartiess,, which is made