The Statesman.
London, England, 1818-11-24 00:00:00

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Militia. The Minister of le. 14404 Of *as titeseirtia?
the Assembly, to defend the Measure. _
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The MINISTER 'efiIItrINTERIOR SpanWSW
dates, to answer the objections teadis.4l,llllllllllllll4.
speakers. •
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Ors being pot to the vote, the gaieties iias car-
ried, by a majority 0f,73 votes to 'l3.
The PRESIDENT announced, that the Minister of
Finances would repair to the Awashly, to-seorrow,
at one o'clock, to present, iu the King's owes the
Project of a Law.

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LONDON:

TOEIDAY, NOVEMBER 24, 181 8.

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wawa secorilyof Mt political world !
ark to suet a declaration had been
t,*. .groan Mtn by a handf‘l of brigands, what effect
ialoold it base bad ? On whitin wineld -It have been
obligatory, sitter, immediately after, he would have
strowentro-itrortantrolltati.__viblence wbkl

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It weieersee the sobjeet father ; if we admit that

this ~btMlß,. w h -itoulti-10 -*teed nee itta. meio.
drama, had heee.reslly framed to cover an execrable
design against the life of the Emperor Alexander,
'still it snost.be allowed that it would have been very
Milord make the Firepck parties io it ; for there
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alk MINICHOIBII,,IO,ar met of France, who does
;wet regaiel the life '-if• the Eallsieror of Russia es uie-
fel' to the socceis or,prudentli liberal ideas, and
especially useful to France ; and who would not skid.,
Ider at the idea of 'seeing the influence and the inv.
erts" ot so east en empire pass into hands
which, welt mot .act • with. the same moderation, or
employ that great power so directly for the welfare of
mnnkiadl
The coiricidenet of this double pint, which-is pre-
tended itatititi,liren discovered at St. Helena and
Belgiom, erisidot Abe efforts recently made for retain.
ing the Allied. troops on our frontiers, has struck
many enlig'hthned and impartial minds amongst us :
;.they ureter from wishirig to accuse say one, or even
to centrodiet any thing, tarn more clear explana.
Lions take place in London sod Brussels. Bet they
ate ?tat'-limit *raided to *Oren a wish, that credit
may not be-lightly givers to machinatione( which, if
they 'could be successfol, Would only tiro to the
profit of these who have used every means, openly
and secretly, to retard our liberation, and parties.
lady to divert the Emperor Alexander from his reso-
lution, for several months openly pronounced, of
liberating our territory, in.execetion of the treaty.
We hope, then, that those who are employed 'in
Belgium to trace the ramifications of this plot, till
recollect an axiom. the justice of which is universally
recognized, viz.-1s facie. cui profail. To whom
would such a criminal extravagance have been pro-
fitable, by preventing the compliee removal of the-fe-.I
reign troops? It is among them the guilty, If there',
• be any, are to be found.
The Duke of Wellington is expected in a few days
at Paris. We know not the motive of this journey,
unless he comes to bid farewell to the King at the
moment of definitively leaving our territory, since
the European command which he bas held is now at
its close.
The Seusinn of the two Chambers is adjourned to
the 10th of next month. This was prqbably
slotted by the protraction of the conferamett ft Aim-
la=Chapelle. It has doubtleas.been.thoegtit proper
that the King should be enabled to *toms all the prin-
cipal results of the Congress in , his speech •ou the
opening of the Chambers.
The differences between the Courts of Bavaria and
Baden have been definitively arranged at Aik-la-Cbs.
pelle. It even appears that, the )emperor-of ,Rttisia
threw a new weight into the stele, by writing with
his own hand; to the King of' Bavaria,, a letter of
the most amicable nature, but, at the tame Aim,
most decided as to inducing hint to sign the concilia-;
tory proilsioris Presentet-by•theseloeilibtinffilivereigns.!
Yesterday, at s Meeting of- the Bankers, en ar-
rangement was concluded, which had been ender con.
liberation for some days. ti related to financial Atelier.
rassments of the houses of Bereinbruk,
Marten, and Co., which were threatened with bank-
ruptcy at the end of this month, and whose failure
would have reduced sesame other capitalists and ex-
change brokers to the same situation. All the final.
ing rentes are received at 70f. fur the end of the pre-
sent month, and at 701. 70c. for the end of Uecern.
ber. Messrs. Baring, Betbmann, Delman, and other
bankers returned from Aix-la-Chapelle, have given
their complete consent to this arrangement. The re.
salt will be, that the routes probably will not fall be-
low 70, and will not rise above that price. It is ra-
ther a palliative than an efficacious remedy ; but, at
treat, the complete breaking up, which was appre-
hended on our 'Change, will be avoided.

is DAY A? ONE O'CI.OOK.
5 pe► Cent. Navy 108 i 1071
India Honda 87 85 p
Long Ann. :0 1-16
lizebecisier lino 19 10 p
Osmium .

It is not yet Moralised ri hether the interment of
her MAJESTY will take place the latter end of the
present, or the beginning of nest week. The Fune-
ral, it is said, will be as private as possible. In the
meantime, it seems, it is still intended to make an
exhibition of the solemn scene of departed Majesty.—
The body, according to the circular accounts, is to
lie in State in Kew Palace, and the Public ere to be
admitted only by tickets, on account of the smallness
of the building.

Lord CASTLEREAGH'S character for liberal opi-
nions appears to be well known and pretty well esti-
mated abroad. It is stated in one of tlft German
Papers, on the authority of well.informed persona";
that in some conversations which are said to lyive
taken place at Congress, relative to a more cevPre
restriction of the Press throughout the Continent,
Lord CASTLEREAGH 'Wall the foremost among the
friends of the measure of restriction.--The
Duke DE RICHELIEU, they say, discountenanced
the notion of a General law on the subject,
from the practical obstacles which diversity
of scene mad circumstance alight interpose in the way
of its execution ; but LAM CASTLEREAGH, it seem,
libtld no such scruples. This worthy supporter of
despotism, who unfortunately represents the Bri►ish

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nation, hich b 0,5914. OP)
free slisco on wss for impala'
the ißriodics r and politics!
Dusty ptanisPngiits 'tient
which the 'Despots of de
niineeriog Generalissimos
linear, and this is the si

Ministries and their fawning
striven to establish in thi
Miisisler; if he Toefrie;
should :hive bed' the most
tector of that great engine,
system of right and power
cised by those who live
stitution, the British Peoj
admit. Bitt:isvhat wee to
Represeo Wiwi ea Carney
restrictions
.will be that
panied the measures of
speak their thoughts with
actions to eapreas them,
place of retsoo, as we bars
itsteeces than France.
Tito friends and support*
ciple of legitimacy, are candor
toms d the alarm with wt
tually agitated.; having
BONATAittE, anti
mate power to is =isolable
might have been imagined,
cured from the hostile sync)
revolution by which NAeof
ness, and then'abosed..
Their =irate have•inereastid

ate seesil4e, 1144 fkom
XVII!. inte Patk their ,
et. Europe has been a series
The; claims of the. People ~ and aro
o( all the other States of the German letterer's'',
are becoming looder.eud loader : instead of Shim).
ing Armies, they -demand those represerttailta'
bodies of Legislature; which were promisrd bt
Sorareigns, and without which they know tit I,nll
newer can be without estrawsgant taxation, at
jealousies, and the oppressive pomp of 1311.10 y p
!sale. The system of coetcion and tyr..rio‘c rule s
mot, caonot always last. Bunsen moos will!spe
:for human right; and if the opptessers of,
will continue to shut their Init. •;12 it trattin
vengeance wiJl.follo Iv and yet
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. We make some fusilier Eatraets frim
can Papers that reached us yesterday.
mar of St. Lucia, it should seem, •place
,tpce on the new system .of furnishing, at
West IndiaColo-oi, tfeweitire. free
~po
muds and Nova Scotia. Ile is stated to
a Proclamation, promising, admi,tance tk
vessels bringing lumber end provisions
United States, without the necessity of their
ing any other papers than a general msttirrist _
cargoes. An article from Martinique meudons the
apprehension of a Frenchmaa, named CA AR Foul'.
MIER, charged with having, while its tits command
of a Soeth American privateer, pet •us death the
whole of the crew of a S;,anish 4 chorine., on the
coast of Africa, and with having committed various
murders in the United Elates, and, one di Trieste.--•
Be was at the time of his being takers into costaly
acting as the pretended Sepercarge of the Louisiana,
a New Orleans vessel, the Captain and crew al .
which were Americans. They had left New Wean/
as regular traders for the Brazils, and had token oc p
board nine passengers, whom they lauded ott a desert ~
island near Ca) enne. After critising some time ter
that Island, in expectation of seizing a Freeeb weasel,.
being short of water and provisions, they pot into
St. Pierre, where th.. ve,el was seised, In come- '
queues of several chests of fir -arms being found on :
board, which had not been &direst:at the ettstom..l
house. Fouesiee and the American Captain, onmed
ADAMS, were tiled for a breach of the'Al•Atents
Laws, and sentenced to pay a fine of 10,0q0f. each • ! '
",
hat from & subsequent disclosere of the atroeitles.
comtnitted by Femme*, it ‘siiii..ceir.lsted byi
hi 41,
Governor to send mto fr:tnec, tell
..:0 tried folt, Pi '
racy. It is stated in one of these Payers, theeth* ..; ;
Hudson Bay and Norih•West Completes, for a long.
time enemies and rivals to each other in ihe stir i'reles. Itr'
are to be united, under the direction of the Berl of .1,0
SELKIRK. The successfel•manner in which we have , ..1.
cultivated that branch of commerce, has miter' th ‘
jesloosy of the Amiricant. A party of Creek.,
appears, are still in arms ; they are tweeted of havitte,
-murdered three children, and a female neg 4, near.
the Falls of the Black Warrior. Another deSperatel/4.
but abortive attempt was made, on the 17th alt., ity.i
the inmates of New Jersey •State Prison, to' Eject: 3.
their escape; the assistant-keeper received serer '
stabs from the prisoners, and one of the latter is said .
to have been mortally wounded.
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The Paris Papers to the 41st, and Mails from lint-4
bind and Germany have arrived. There is not mowht4
.4 interest in the Paris news. The King of Fitauctil
I.lisgrante:d levers of pardon to 101 d eser tars, con*,
temned to the public works, and making part of the
workmen oti the canal from Niort to Rochelle --.,
The operations of the recruiting are said to be car..
ried on with perfect submission, and without any no•
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illittgness on the.part or the young men, lobjec(e4
to the ballot. jy one instance, however; lbablap.

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imposing sew restrainfs •
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lis•country. That a Britlik
ry part in such discas.iorn,
It zealous adrucate sod Pro.
air oo which tiroslisewhele
lower, al enjuyed or eiv.
re :wider the BritiOb C 0.,. •
pople, !e fondly
to he (*retied frorm suds%
ERgAGH. The res4llofrods • , •
t Which hat naterotly tent*. 1•
f tyranny. ft 'ben caanot
b impunity, Ihl ititt•topley,
and thus forot uriill like lei v.:
have seen eeknplifietthr don;
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orters of the renovated prin.
:orrtioutOly eihlbitia6 504. ;*
which ;bey 'evil to be psi,* •f.
g oVeitorned titsAm' r. ki •
;critic! that invader of 14114 f. 4
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led, have ffiStlti@go!'
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first tfli* s-dr 1:4P.: crpiab
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conduct towaids'tou People
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