The Statesman. — 1815-10-28 (London, England)

OCT. 26.-Came in the Clareland .went on . remained- 1;11 nine o'clock' again Went on to his not the power of preserving tranquillity. The day before yesterday, at 10 o'clock in the transport, from Palermo .871 d Gibraltar-from the complete 14, jourtu.y. At 10 o'clock be completed evening, in the street of Tour d'Aurergue, five or Maria Anna, from mum, 30 miles, et. which Mae the Pest-Office closed. It Though the soldiers of the old guard are here Rock ant the 15th inst.; tetetioned as being'in disordered parties in the Ca. sit soldiers, wearing the uniform of the old goard, . At. is wordy of remark, that at 10 o'clock this morninsulted a passenger, and obliged , for St. Thomas',, hating. sprung • bowsprit.- in hotted only completed 1•00 Miles. , it d, there is no further notice of the proceedings of him to hear and •, , . ' _ , sired Zia ps. 'ajesty's ship Panlina, from Malta • anti even to repeat, language repugnant to all g.siou. , , . • their brethren in arms against the Government, in the Gibraltar, anti a Mail and dispatches; left the for.' l'trtee continued his journey on Thursday till .half-past ten at night, at which time he completed South. Interesting as this subject is to all France, Frenchmen. ' user place ou the 27th of September, and the Utter' rd,62nnAt.e's orders, and the few unsatisfactory To.day, at four o'clock in the evening, a young , 53'miies : the day was uncommostly tine, and he had on the 17th inst. men, well dressed, threw himself from the top of the . etrocu lass be communicates of the revolt of the • not the {moat obstruction. His feet eereos little len. column or the place Vendome, and was killed upon ' Dcas, Om 27.-Arrived the Undaunted frigate, • tomato, are all that the Journals have veatured to der when he left off,-but were much better when he end sailed for Chathatn, to be paid off.-Came ti commenicate. the spot. started nett MoSnihg: It has been observed, that no • A stool lemonade lad committed suicide Vaster- „ from the River the Essex, Pone, for Surinam ; It is no less singular, that amidst all the lawsuits! de. manm could be foniul more caiest!de of life task than torsmallis, Huntley, for the Cape of Good Hope • owe , 1 ions we have against traitors, the fate and the day in the %%rood of Boulogne, .after Navine% sent a' ueeer, having been used to hatd. work and {icing, • s . letter to his *elation: by an. Etiglish soldier. Preston, for Modena ; Dominica, for Surinam • girl of Ner seem to engage no portion of public or ' but is wanting in the main. poiat-resolution ; and tn. . ` Anna Maria, Lowell, for Charleston ; Venus, is imagined he is only continuing .his task for the -, • s• I attention. LUCIEN BONAPARTE, it seems, : Yesterday a man who had undressed himself by ja 1111 Ord, for Gibraltar ; and the Thomas, Bell, for the the saver side, as it was thought to bathe, after going • • '. purpose of suppotting a gambling system,:el it ais* i. t.. ...mt •Iv at Rome, under a sort of Convention West boners:- Whir afternoon the wind-shifted to the • into the water, suddenly returned,' and took a pistol •botween Os A' l ies. S. S. E. and several of the outward-hound got under ~ . utterly out of his poster to complete his underiliting. out of his pocket, with which he blew out his brains. The Eueseror and Empress of Ausrnot are ex- within the giteti• Hest. He now WalieWeirr lbst.'." --,_ . weigh, and sailed. The Hood title is. now making, • ground nearly like a solitary passenger; ill StiT4:6l. -,v, iie;-Led at Heine by the end of the present month.