The Statesman. — 1812-05-14 (London, England)

BAT- ; that the presentation of the Bill ILUSHT and Mr. &MET, IS neither calculated to its- this day.  With respect to the mannerin which he pass': h 3 previous pal tof the day on which he committed iia murder, he states, that he went with a Lady to the European Museum, where he was detained tiil Iraq four o'clock. lie parted from the Lady at the extremity of Sydney's-ally' and went down immediately to the (louse of Commons without having dined, and with his pistols loaded. He was so anxious not to be disappointed by the failure of his weapon, that, after he had bought his pistols, for which he gave four guineas, he went to Primrosehill, to try how they would go otf, and, when 116 had ascertained their efficacy, loaded them for hit purpose.  the Sheriffs went to Carl:on House yesterday, to enquire when his Royal Highness the .Pntrict: I:rGENT WOUrd be pleased to receive the Address of Condolence voted by the Court of Aldermen, on the murder of Mr. PERcEVAL.  Should the Assassin 13E1.1.180'1Am be found Guilty by the Jury, the awful sentence of the law, it is said, will not take place at the usual, place of execution, but in Palace Yard, Westminster. The attempt to assassinate Mr. Mate; Primo Minister to Queen ANN; is thus recorded:—" On the Bth of March, 1711, the Abbot de la Baurlir, commonly called the Marquis ofijuiscard; a rat in the French service, being under examination before the Committee of Council, at the Cockpit, on a charge of High Treason, for corresponding with France, stabbed Mr. HAittra-, one of the Council, with a penknife; but the knife ligL'ing upoU'a rib, snapped in two. hereupon all the Committee drew their swords and wounded Guiseardin genial places of his body, who being committed to Newgate, died there the 17th of that month. This assa. in had been employed in the English service serera years, and at that time had a haudsome pension anon ed him from the Crown."  We understand that the Lancastrian I ianer, on Saturday next, is expected to be more numerously attended than on any former occasion. Besides his Royal Ilighnes the D.ke of St:ssrx, who fills t. c Chair, his Royal Brothers, the Dukes of KEN, awl CLAfttscx, are to be present. Lord Fist; sr.r. %%ill alsn attend. His Lordship, before receivii,g the invitation, had made arrangements for preceediog to Dublin on Saturday, but he put off his journey fill Sunday, ih order that he might enjoy the pi, asure of the Meeting.  The tidings which we have so long expected are at length arrived. We ran now, we believe, state, on authority entitled to the utmost attention, that Bus NArARTE has quitted I'aris for his army in the North. He took his departure, we understand, so lung ago as on the sth inst. for Dresden. The same letter which furnishes this important information, also says, " Now, i!uleed,.meyyou expect to hear of truly interest:,ig events."—(Thnes). A packet arrived yesterday from the Brazils, with let err. from Rio Janeiro to the L!th of February. They contain nothing new from the River PI tie, except that it is stated, an embargo had heel. lai I on all vessels in the South American ports, in consequence of the differences between the Portuguese and Spa, uierds inthet quarter.