The Statesman.
London, England, 1822-01-08 00:00:00

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and disposed of according to law. J. tbe.CklifY
mina they have to armed er:tls libelee& riot:meow
Let them sever forget Nausea-Dews 'NW 'bit
Patriots who foil in defence of Sesereit lidepeedeneir
Ills confidently said that the weraektioes re silt
log the rear* of Mr. Causing io thwaCabinet wilt
resumed in the mates of s few daft.. The report whidt
has bees properateris. that all Ides relative to the
re appohstmeet of that geetiemoi, ab ems of the edit
cient servants of the Crows. bad been tbtally aban-
doned, is uslotseded. The fact is; the whillie of 'the
Misistetlal arreakemeete aro ea yet sealed ; mid the
qaestioe oneenieg the re-admieria Age Can
into the CaMat hoe ben poly au speeded, etet
mined. As.the meedsg of PartheeeretaapPeeeeldisp
Minieters wilt, ecsioubt, be smite the eseeesitp
sf
coming to a Gnat decision on the rpmeeivet and, frail
sheepish's whiebit ie and:retail le' entertained .hy
the bead of the Andaistratioa la *veer of the mem
for Liverpool. it is more than probable that Mr. Oa*
sing will beedmittimi as one of the rospotssiblemlciwa
of the Crowe before the matiog of the tined Coaaeif,
of the eatien.--(iforning Paper.) •
A report has reached is that Lord °Neville and
f Mr. Thanes Manville are eras expected to vase
forward is petals ;to this ramose we beg to arla
the most unqualified contradiction. baring heard from
**questionable authority, that neither of there distin-
jibbed iudividirale took the slightest part in, or cos-
Wasted is the remotest degree by their hien/nee or
advice, to the success of the oegociatioa which lori
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the retest arrangement with. the Buckingham party.
—(Barks Chrosiele.)
Extract of a letter from Naples. dated Dee. 16.
.. The &atriaa army remaining hem consume of
divisions, forming 36,000 men. The division of Ifiale
modes is stationed in Sicily; the division of Mohr is
the Abroad; the division of Lederer en the free.
tiers; the division of liesse-Hombourg at Na-
ples ; the division of Wied in tho province of Atolisa.l
La Pugliasad the Calabrios are not occupied. Car&
nal Talioisis Buffo. it is said, is to be appointed Minis-1
ter of Finance. We have sent five hundred men against
the band of brigands who arrested our courier between
Itri and Bpitafio. The brigands were 15 in number.)
The courier bed two travellers with him. one of whom,'
M. Prembella, proprietor at Terracina. was wounded
in the attack. They were both carried off to the
Mountains, and the banditti require a rattans of
20,000 decals from the relations of hi. Prombella.—
The King eajoys the best health, and always presides
in the council of Mini
Letters, we understand, have been received in town,
from the Perseverance, Moresby. dated Ancon, in the
Pacific Ocean, 30 miles North of Lima, which men-
tion their laving anchored near the O'Higgins off
Callao, on the 25th July, and having experienced
very polite reception from Lord Cochrane. Sir Those,
Hardy in the Superb, and the Creole were hourly ex-
pected at Ancoa.
By advice. since received from the same place, it
appears that up to the 15tb of August the fortresses
of Callao had not surrendered to the force under Lord
Umbrae& sad Genecal San Martin. As the pbjeet
was as mach as possible to spare Ike. lives of the be-
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found, however, to cut off the sappy ers
lao, fres which it was inferred that the garrison could
not hold out much longer.
Letters from Stockholm of the 21st of December
state, that the King of Sweden has issued orders for a
military encampment to be formed in June next so.
the heath of Otlekjoid, near to the frontiers of Nor
way. The encampment is to consist of 10,000 Swe-
dish troops, and 3,090 Norwegians. The King will
establish his bead-quarters during that time at Nork-
jar, one of his country teats.
The French papers contain long accounts of the
6exedietioa of the church of St. lienevieve, formerly
called the Pantheon. This ceremony took places
Thursday last. The Mosileur states, that the Mass
in slusique, which was celebrated by the Archbishop of
Paris, was preceded by the exhibition of the relies at
Sainte-Gewevieve to the reseratioa of the faisAfal..—
These relics were brought from the earths into the
church. A grand Altar was erected, and the church
was in every respect splendidly fitted up. After the
Benediction, the faithful sung hymns, a verse of one of
which was nujoars to Prance les Berrbome it la Doi,
which was chanted at the moment the members of the
Royal Family were enterintr the church. The cere-
mony was attended by the Prefects, Magistrates, tie-
nerals,ansl Authorities of all descriptions.
La Frasee Chreliemme has stated, and several jonr-
nals have repeated after it, that the ashes of Vol-
taire and Rousseau have been removed from the Pan-
theon: the Jaatrual des debuts of yesterday added,
that these remains had been transferred to the cemetery
of Pere La Chaise. But the jowled de Paris an-
nouaces, that all this is incorrect, and that the ashes
of those great men are still in the vault in *Lich they
were last deposited.
Amidst these contradictions, and perhaps to pot an
earl to them, M. Hirardia has written to the Minister
of the interior, to claim the remains of J. J. Rousseau.
whose lessons be has not forgotten, with the design of
replacing them in Ermenonville, in the very spot
which Jean Jacques chose for his last asylum.—
(Joerwal da Cumnetree.)
Letters have been received from die island of Do-
minica, dated the 9:h of November. They contain
the melancholy tidings of a dreadful fever, that in a
few days cut off three officers, one serjeant, two cor-
porals, 56 privates, and four women, of his Majesty's
sth regiment of foot, out of 137 who landed there die
month previous. Only Colonel Ernes, Captain Kysh,
Ensign Wyatt, and eleven privates were free from the
attack, all the rest being either dead, or in the Hos-
pital. The names of the officers who died are, Major
Bishop, Lieutenant Armstrong, and Lieat. Equine.—
The companies at the station are. Majors Bishop, Sim-
cocks, and Kysh. Col. Sit C. Pratt, and the detach-
ments of the sth at Antigua and Saint Lucie, were is
good health os the Ilth of November. It was re-
ported in the West ladies, that the 4th, sth. and 9th,
are to be replaced by the 7th, 23d, and 434 regiments.
Tim Assn =The 33.1 Regiment sailed from Cork
on the 29th ultimo, on board the Ocean, London. and
Thomas and Miry Transports for Jamaica.' to relieve
um 68th regiment is that island, ordered home.
A detachment of Royal Artillery sailed from Cork
on the 30th olds, on %muddle Fanny transport, for
Malta.