The Statesman.
London, England, 1814-07-04 00:00:00

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GA P. sort of pardon. He canner ronipel.the infliction or
(Signed) WILLIAM ADAM.
NAVAL INTELLIGENCE. t.o ~; - but lam sure, tiiet be
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will always openly protest against reething any
'The second docament ialle following' :—f' 1'; *..-- .
i Paper to whielubohitsheMiliza' ).,
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sigasei
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p..,,,viethe ;thing in the way of pardon. He is now placed. in a
Dexs, JULY a--hailed five sail of lire lbw of Russian men ,
situation to show his. tree character.--fle-
acess'o as te-tifying her roil:4411 tog the
of war, with troops, for Se: Peter/burgh. Eight sail of the ; triteL--lithi.
.Ana Paniameat.ind rountersignest by use Laird Chancellor, fore this reaches the public eye, he will hard
line still remain under the eolevaaod of Via-Admiral Tate. I
i ewe Prebideorof thr Council. the r ir-t Lord it tae l'rea,ury, laid his case and his defence before Partial
Vice-Admiral Crown sailed with the fire sail. I agd the Chancellor or the Exchequer. ment.--If the mere record of the Court t,4
Poarsisowrn, Jac ar S.—Arrived the Prince of Wales matt His Wisest, having been made acquainted with,
thought suilic
...• ient for his expulsion, he will be Pr-
of war, from the Mediterranean, and to settee quarantine; ' the fOresoing propose, for the purpose of learning pelted, of course. lint Isis effurts to maintain Ms•
his Majesty's ship Tyrian and two miktiliailt • le, from the bia liftuptitre pleasure how far his Majesty might
character
need not cease there. There are other
coast of France; a few transports firer-
•fushi .1 -names not deed) ily., es the father nf his family, to do any sech . modes; and to those other modes he will, douldi
known; and a Prussian galliutt, froai ihe now =Pawed by °ai iIP wl 04fas lie proposal has reference to, thinks resort. But, at present, it is of his uncle, that I
it proper hi this writieg signed by his •
his Majesty's ship. Banker, from the Atediterraneas, fur the . • 9 Majesty, about to speak. It is said, that, at any rate, he meet
and with his Majestt's approbation, to be placed
I/meas.—Sailed the Pickle schooner, for Plymonth # aria ho .. .
of . • Prince
of ~ . . .. be guilty, why else has he gone to France; and I
• in fle* hands the
Majesty's ship Freya, for Bourde.aux.—Convo4a as before.—have •d in the M • Chronicle,irk '
perceive
] that his Majesty thinks it reasonable that it should
Yesterday his Majesty's ship Gruirkr arra* temp the Downs, ,be fully understod told that his . Majesty,9 the named Mr. Stuart Hall is mentioned, that it
does
is the intention of my Lord •Coehratie's friends to
• and his Majesty's ship NiAle.—Sadea for She' WOO Frances s understand it, that it would contrary to
. .be show, that his Lordship has bent nriefed by a siesigit.
the &weever, wide a campy. for Bnardeast g and the Steady , *hat the Prince reasonably sled justiy'anade an in- inn ir:diridu I who has absconded.-11 will lona dis-
join-brig, fur Plytansth.—The Brutus, Jubilee, Ana, sad Tri• : &Tensible condition, and contrary to the abse- in" the ..
last assertion. I always understood that Mr.
dent tramports were yesterday released front quarantine. I trite and essential faith of the tritssaction, that the —CI." •
Johnstone never had any thing to do with dealissgaist
i PLYMOUTH, JULY 2.—Arrived his Majesty's ships fiber- '1 Prince (regular payekeat of the 17,0001. per annum the funds, till some months after my LerdCochrine had.
ale, Royal George, Ocean, and Union, from the Mediterra- ; being contin.tied)•shoufli remain liable in any way fur I never beard even a hint at the forinerhariug birolv.
mean; Ville de Paris, and Impregnable, from Plymouth ; and the future, to 'the debts of the Princess of Wales ; ed theiatttg. in any way ..
whatever. Both Mr. Cticln.
me President frigate, finis Cork. his Royal Itighneis having liberally undertaken, raise Johnstone and Mr. Butt also
thus secured by his Majesty being graciously
1 'FaLuotrts,3exv I.—Arrived yebterdav his Majesty's ships when their ienoterice to me. They all spoke alik.i as to
pleawd to sign this silting, and by the signature of : the
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*hal; and Cal} pea, from Plymouth, and saikd almost mow- calumnies which had been published against them.
the Princess of Wales, and the confidential Servants ;
i 'timely with secret oldcrs.—Arrived to-ddy the iiiincess Eli- or ~ - ,; I can.discover no motive for their having kept fast a
i • - his Majesty, in manner proposeu, to settle the i
subeth packet, with a
,bloil from Boarde-aas,to 'even days.--s • bts of the Princess of Wales, to the amount of the ! idea• me,
Secret from seeing that I always laughed • Ire No
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i The folk,* jug *pa; Lets are guise lot,' the Read.: Montague, 6•l' • ' of its being a /ego/ offence ; and that, bearer! it
ins all' 0001. and 80001. making in all 4g 0001. '
1 Bourde.ius ; Sand% ids, for Liston; ; not L. 1,4 Mary Pelham, • •• • 7 9 ' saw either of them, I hail said in print, thaLit•Wiini
settee 'bicrease her Royal Highness's Income iii the I.•
for Gibraltar and Malta.—Four mil of lino of *kale ships have . 1 moral offence no more than al! 'other other gamtai 'grid
eit aunt of 17 0001 •••
it being fully that • •
passed up Charnel to-das, suppfted from (be blediterrauran. $ •$• • understood, ! Immoral.—Therefore, lam sure, that ,my Lott]
1 H•awtest,Jut.ir 4.—Arrived the Ifeary :Fretlitig Lusg,ket, If her Royal Highness should exceed that Incoine, : Cochrane, 1.. k ollgk u. k .f. very prsolmstly and justly Epees
' wish a Messenger from Holland.—Sailed the t'il.ire or Oratiee, mutiny demand 'fn Consequence thereof should b,' hisfcase distinct from thut of the other Gentlemen,
1 with a M;11 for ditto; Alliance packet, obh do. for Cut- , made on. the Prince or hoc Revenue, which shall.pot
haven; stud the Diana, do. with a Maii.for Goettabargb.
, ----will never he indifced eo beenme the accuser of his
- :•t Ibe disiliarged by the' Princess when made known to ; uncle
_Thn abseo ..n,,, of 'this
' - ''' - I Titter Royal• Highness (the berme of
; The South Georgia packets from the-SoWth-Billoa-- E.". • . by ' Anal' • 'Tree-
17,0001. being .
frtsubstiv pail the P a,urer in equal . et latter 1,1, [axe;
to be a proof of his etilt. What a perversione- .',..
reason wha • ' ratio d en' . f it •''
to in • ii oissn t o COMM°
has arrived in the Kirer, we do not hear that she
' quarterly payments of *tsof.).iii litat cat*, and in 9
• n • 'f , what an ungabernatele ogee/nese to • dia•cover.
;brings any news of importance. consequence thereof, oppiicatiqn 'ball immediatelybe what a rage for vengeance must exist, befdie
made to ParliaMent4 praying that ad ACE maybe 1 mind can he hurried on; to •tuch 'a. conclusieb t'''' r*
.... . SHIP NEWS EXTRAORDINARY. pass.ol, indemnifying. the
,oup: of -Whin fik he
8-T,-4.‘--rt--- . abscond tate, a verdict', or" Wit " I• it
g y, ,wris err low
. —.......- are from being' liable to the Dt6s - Ille,rr!f!Feu ; a wont 'of a 'desire. to oscape•fitie, imprisonment'
• SERPENTINE RIVER; JOLT 2.—This morning wiste of Wales, the Prince continuing the Iriadoolt 'or and pillory ; it' was a rcomplete ',proof' Of that ;ship
manner s shove.
17,0001. iu the spud) A-
launched the Tremendous two-decker. The new bow could it bee proof of guilt ? If mdtiey.
method of launching succeeds to admiration, and F. isigaro
th4aed)_ ;
bids fair to supplant the unwieldy and complicated : -CAMDEN. -•-.. GEORGE. I.
en.post. - • CAndUsi r. escaped from the Tower; 'after the' verdict ' ageittili
him, would he have beta 'guilty, for that, of the
roio LAND. - ;: .$-A crime laid to his charge? If 'he had saved his life,
mode in use at our common docklatils, viz. a rope . •
.* ie. PtotuRV,A.L., `' _, .. • .
being simply crossed over, and attached to a horse .:, the •— • . so valuable to mankind, by fleeitsg from the' fangs
3d Is the,Priaceep.of Wales's. warrant, up- . .
at the opposite side, the vertels are dragged.leto • , mireizhomaterbutt, Antilnay 51. ••- • .., Leger of.judicial, cold-blooded murdeterveould his' me-s
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Water. Unfortunately, however, on the cornedmory have deserved•execnition? 'llt.iK'_giraiiclitus-
. . .to receive and appropriate her income...
ii&asion, through the animal stumbling, there oci 1, .. 4th •is the Prince of Wales's warrant, aotho- sell too. wonld have escaped if they could, tliert is
carted a little check ; but a smack of the whip girl! itaing his Gen. Huls
Treasurer, e, to pay, to her .
an doubt • but would they have been guilty heiitg
log him afresh stimulus, the noble ship popped intoeke, when they were innocent being dead 7:.-It is;
Royal•Hiahness's the increased income of
Treasurer,
the pond, under the huzzas of ill the, bye-standees. ho Royal Highness.. then, perfect nonsense to suppose, that the mere
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We have now aßeat eight told-c)ocicers and two fri- - " . evasion of punishment is a proof of goilt.. But, if it
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gates •, five of them already with their yards acrbssl tali. - . COVMERCIAL' P.diLURgS. • ) ' ' base. why should no: the remaining' to- receive pe-
The Queen lies highest up the ihannel, With the -0. •—• nishment he a proof of innocence, •If the abwontl-
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Prince Regent moored under her item.
I,The PT:iss:. ' '" l' , ling of Mr. Cochrane Johnstone be a /roof of his
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tett of Irak:, not being cal aged far this iipeciee •• . . 1 guilt, the not absconding -of alas nephew mast
of service, still lies up in o eery. I have not, , The Howie of Ffrench, Taaffe, and Co. have pub- be a proof hi: innocester'grallf, that Mr.'
learnt the names of the other vessels, It ii a proud fished an Advertisement, virtually corroborating the Cochrane Johnstone might, like his nephew,
thing really to surrey this noble Iliollailill equip- paragraph inserted in our last, relative to their ulti• have remained to make, at every stage, I stand iw •
ped in the short space of two weeks. Now that mate solvency. We' shall be sincerely rejoiced at defence of his character. Bat (mid the public should
peace, and her triumphs, hare left Great- Britain no this event, not only on the score of general public know the fact) Mr. Cochrane Johnstone Was, in'
conflict On the !flighty ocean, ten, Mich :Praise can-, convenience, hut also from the respect we bear the other respects, very. differently situated. * He had a
not be given to those by whoie Wisdesu sad energy Novae in question. • long lair-suit with the Covernment ; that suit had'
such improvements have been matte•epon "our inter. . *The Bank of Malone failed yesterday. The sum produced a Bill in Chancery, which he wag milled
annul Marine, by which we cannot fall• to out-duo Our is very considerable. ' . .
.I upon to answer ; he had not, and would at, an-
' only remaining enernylii thsT Species,of erufariasto • A most respectable American House alwistalpped swer that Bill ; his being in Parliament protected
which he bas been wren ;' and, w4its! tbrs is a suffi. payment. • • • • ; • 1-• Ihis person from the effect of that 'refusal ;he was
dent answer to all' the invectives respieling the. pre, There has been a fierce ran, for the test *We Asia, ; pretty sure of expulsion after the verdict ; and, as
tecotion'of the ear With AmeiiCa,-the sYstese will bia . .mail the private banks in town. Pest-bills ire ge:i it was utterly • impossible for him to satiety the &-
the fullest security against any such disaster at that . Wally refused—and there does appear a great indis- i stands of the Government, a• gad for life was, in
of Lake Erie. Lord have mercy upon the 71411. 4 position to take any [totes but those of the Bank Of I all human probability, the consequence of his re-
!tees ! I Ireland: maining to receive his sentence." His situation,
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The paper system is !beginning to teihrt lest.—;therefore, was eery different indeed, (rim thes• o'
What. will the strangest' of *these hanks 'do when my Lord Coceraiie or Mr. Butt. • 'There was, bide.'
the time comes *boat—sad come it will—for the pendent of all considerations of guilt, or cif the
issuing of specie ?—Wity, the banking trade will not dread of his sentence, a motive (lobe sufficient tar
be profitable ; and though -those appears every pro-. induce him to get out of the kingdom. With r‘gard
bability of the banks,• against-which the ruts is now •to the transaction with the Government, thi thing'
making, being tillimatelyesiebied to meet the pies- is too long mid' too complicated for me here to enter .
sore, we verily 'belles*, that tansy will withdraw into it ; and it is, too, More than fear yea'rs sineet
front a concern, so !tablet:l6e influenced by the gusts ' have seen any paper relative to 'the sublect, which
of,pablic caprice, as that of banking. -', . It has been what is411 sited. kilts, up in Chancery. It is'
—..L.J.-...--1...1...&_ '' • ''''' ' 'very•'true, titia.Mr.' ' ' Jobnitene did elites!
into specolations,ithat 1O • elnlv 'Mils, that lit 44
'lake bargains, sidatibwif to theGoie
~ ‘atilid
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';' ' of mane, ottauthorised byo,ifl. But if the Pet . * •
1 which be contended for, if tile apportionetisithiftit6
' fits which he claimed; at the time when't•-itiVisti .:
guainted with the matter, hid beg acceded Vti; , Ali
public would have lost not d fetfilitr' hf dui attires&
action, and he would have esciped• peeuniatit gain:
—And 7 if all the oorrespendence ',Wit* 'diet
Treasury; on this subject had beee'llefirbeZ•

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Saturday Manuel ifaltio, , A , Ant 0 cii.e9e s . t
indicted under timid Eltenborough's Act, isith stitt, ,
bing, on ale btliS*t. last, . Cipt., Milk' Kirby, istj
the SuffolletriiikpO;f; Willa slte lay of Terrapins."(
The Prisoner, it appeared, was a seaman on • board
the above transport, and whilst. in , a struggle with i
the Captain, udto was endeavouring. to put .him be.
low deck, in' eoriseqiience of iiftisilig to'' obey his i
orders of going to beii, stehlsed- itiva:no hes•seft side i
with a knife, such as is usually, wont by Portuguese
seamen, and which penetrated. litre. inches sestAi
half. The Captain's life was despoirod of• for ran
Oa) s, but, fortunately., by the strict •attention of a.
*iodic*, , gentlesoan, after being confined nest, iii
weeks to his cabin, lie recovered.
•The,Prlsolveri on • being ashed'U he had any evi-
i dance to bring forward in his behalf, called sirens sat
, the transport crew,. who uniformly statesloShat, tie
1 captai:i was the aggressor. • ~, • . mi. 4 •
•, After which, the Learned 'Judge invite oillataattl 1
•1 op the evidence, left it to the• jury to &Ws iritv , f
4 Warned their verdict, that the 'Tritoner weaguilty
• cif ccttin_, sn4. maiming, whets septeacs At death
pissed upon the him. ,
The Coirrt then adjourned to Friday the 15th inst.

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P vlt . - •
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The grand ilidnoiaatied, teinplelpibiering in- the
fresh _Park, wilt:ant' only be owns" the most beau.
tifal pieces of theatricalstraiitectufe dtd mechanism
that can be conceis..drbei-is-seill exhibit one of the
Vet, uulangiges eficatN•Lniechanical raovemedt:—
The - hundred

_ ;,ironer story of this lagw4.will be owe- .
If illemilidres lormaanioo4l7,o pircular buitaing,lising
nearly seventy feet,,,ias.ikpiotht ; nevertheless " the
whole of this gmat. pilen petli be made to revoke
upon its vertical sitis, accommodate the
difereat changes of iem.senrk. w high it will exhibit,
but also to display in ratotioa the different allegorical
transparent pictures with which it is decorated, with-
out the necessity, of asiy,motipcs in the, surrounding
crowd. The paintipopt.bans, boat mooned by Mr.
Iloward,Sacretary *gin April Aoadrab aad atem
eminent Artists.
.4 -A w`l
This building wily in the first placal,repreisent an.
old fortrati and rowswittonesr ; and after the •display
af larger militavy pieces .ef fire-work. it will
a llenl rbe oeuverted late aa illuminated Tempbe of
'Clialatd. •

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fore Pittiongent, I ant -convinced,. that whit it-
here all, would be proved- to be 'true. It Awl
do not pretend to say, that he hid 'lane on taireide.'
Ile himself was aware that he had not. 11114,'Ateevi
he could obtain what he deemed, ail what appeared'
to me and to others to be an etfuitable settlement,
was ruined, and the pliblie was tlre gafver.--Mr:
Cochrane Johnstone absconds with none of the -pi/10e'
lit money. —The means of reimbursement (Witty:
cola loss) the Government has, in a state' of
Iloursestrortiiis. in dollars and in wool.--44Bitt
*the Government demanded more than he
piry • Koh, awl, therefore, he • refined
answer the Bill, knowing that the lave was
against him, and that kit refusal could not be pandsli.
ed by a Nista akb perybo, while he to.l ier.reer.

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The town of Boston and its neighbourhood have
been thrown into a state of extrome agitation this
week, by the failure of the bunt of Messrs. BAR.
WARD, , *hick stopped payment on Monday. The
deficiency is reported to be very large; and the alarm
excited has occasioned so severe a rya apappgeoolimw
banks in the town, that Sawaria's-.0111011114f100t
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" DOWNINO-ST.BPE'r, JCLY 3, 1814. I-lite frititttleesented by Lod Ca Stlereegh to-the •
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• Initoll COBBLTT'S 4rawesit.l • • • ,
" Dispatches have been this tkay .reeeiged from ;11beititorteelvtietts:OWTaisday lust* relative to the ' * . ,
at is alWayi -an act that an honourable mind will,
Lieutenant-GeneralSir George Prevost, dttedrileon- .paravettt of the debts of the Princess 'of Wales, and
if possibte, shun to make ace
creel, the ISth of May, repertirg,the,aosreistel fit- then separate income which the Prince of Wales, with tIVI tieils againte (thin;
when he is not pPesent to answer for himstilf.-Thst•
tack of a body of troops, yndif VI Fouttnard,o; !the tanition of his Majesty settled uptrn her Royal.
Lieet-General, upori,..44eiwip. - *cagAisiiilinghinest. In- June, 1809, 'have been •
and P(1.1)14'114*
printed,
begin to be staggered with regard to illy.
and fort of Oswego,. en Lake Ostisri. st,„ of ihlichts,l4,gre 'dowered on saiurday., They loan •-Lord Cochrane • and, happily. he has the means of
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report has alresily appeared iw.: l'ie ..teittpfylcats str.s...bor. - • . vet (1 write on Wednesday) obtaining a hetiritsg, in
papers. The result of the cliptigre .q ..this port his ,-The first 'H t proposal signed by thi' Prince, and a place where he will dare to WEAK OUT. It is
i .said, in the Newspar rs, that !heritlors part rf •
been the destraction of a gatotitylef stores ard prof1 leirOtea by the Princess signing her name to it, by
been
has rcortillcd b., (he Hog e ut,
visions, and the capture of about 60 prisotteral Otte Mitch the Prittee take* upon himself the intyment of his sentence
loss was 18 killed, and 73 wounded: &mon ,the 4040(101. of debts cdnuracted by her Royal Highness, who has contented himself with o;lleritte him
Iformer is Uaptaiti .11oltaway, of the IA Battalion of 'lSt. increase her iscome'from 12,0001. to 17,0001. to be struck oil the list of Post Cuptaitts.--- '
Royal Marinesi- among tlM.lattei are-
" Caps. MoicOstet, of the !tor y, daageroootly ;_qopf. t:,r, this traoseeiest, that the .Princess having her debts not yet come, in the usual -roursP, fur the re- 1
hue. ditto, severely; Lieut. Grian. ditto. diito V Mr. KO - paid and (ter income inc viid shell' a her mittirlg of the
Mt :part of the sentence al utleti to : Rod
lam, ;
Water, ditto, ditto (tom omptitatetti); CoOCP. Lisettufessi 1h- not
ever
lam very much deceived in my wan, if my 143rd i
i (De atieville's 'legimesst), ditto ; Lion. Victor May, draw; ittebme.
ditto (since dead): •• • • (Signed) GEORGE p, I t:ochiane e'er asks for, or thanks arty body for, any 1
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LARALINK P_ . sort of sweats. I-lo ....trate Trwevinni din intiintintt of