The Statesman. — London, England, 1819-05-14 00:00:00

TI t E STATESMAN there would not be one shilling left towards the re duction of the debt, and the Sink's' Food would It. vistisally inoperati ve . I t was tree t h at the Cons. slimmers held 100 millions of redeemed stock, which lied been emphatically described by the Right 1100.1 t lentbanan, as a trpasur. too other country ever pos. a.ssed. Bet how had tLi. treasure been paid for ? Wlr ) , by money borrowed from the Loan Confrere tors; fu oisi sheer the money bad been received in pay. mew for new stork, sod exciseneed for old stock.— 'ltem appeared to be some diferstics Woven the c'd and new stork, which amounted to this, that. nee *tea was sold et a cheap rale, and aid stock bowed dearly. 'I MI would perhaps be denied, seta smiths's/Ming upon the face of the ease the st stem was fraught with delusion. The Sinking Fond was an Impositioe mrs the Politic, and in that case be would a.k , if it was not tont,e than nothing ? The ma ithusoly of the 1)51010 was composed of loan eon. t.actore. large dealers, speculators, end others In the I . 11, of Loudon, •fiose opposition he anticipated that right, although it vs. a byst.nref 'deletion to deceive Ins Public. Ile would ask, whether the Iloste would asortion oath a system of Imposition ? The ideas. taps that the Politic would have derived if the Com.' 11.14tlentr$ had contributed the whole amount of the Sinking Feud innards the Loans that had been raised from 1793 to 1813 would have been '2O millions. lle held in hi, hand a paper, for which his had coved l some nights ago, to show what a benefit would bete' been detiusi by Ike Public had the Commissioners subseribeil3 erilliews (the then amount of the Sink ing Fend) koward the Loan of 1819, by which it ap• vented, Brat the saving of two millioas remold have been second, end the Politic would have peen spared the nepotist of 77,0001. annually. An lion. Friend of his had moved lot pother papers on the subject, which had not yet &in prodired; bet from the in formation he bad been enabled to obtain, he had no doubt when they shield be Isid before the Luca., it would be manifest that many million might have been saved. Ile knew it bad been con• tended, that the system tended to keep up the poke of the finds ;' on this point be should ant contend ; filer, was no question, that while Ole Public were borrow iog, the higher the fowls the more 'desists. genus it Must be fur the borrower. But it Might be questioned whether, duris.g a state of peace, the rime argument would apply, if the country were todoeming its debt. if. denied, however, that the system had the effect of peomelieutly !tiepin' (hem up. Sopposieg a louts to be required, and the 15 millions 'dole( from di. Stoking Food were so be applied in part, taking the price at 701., this woold yield 4 2l millions stock; le that case, whether ttkis money should be so spplied,or the moneyshould be raised by the creation of new stock, the price of fonds would be theism!. Tore price of stock would, like other llamas, find its level, "rid mist depend open tboneantity of disposable stock in the market. There was no question as to what would be the °pi t-inn of Contractors on the subject; but be did not Mat persons who were interested in a loan of 1 , 1 mithensotereessdly those whom the Right non. Conlleount Outsold consult upon the question. An Pleb.' Friend of Ms (Mr. Ricardo, we believe) had been consulted, onion others, whether a loan of 12 millions and the appropriation of the Sinking Fund, era loon 014 millirros,woold be the most eligible ; to which his Hon. Friend replied, If he considered the szoiretioo as a Detractor, he should prefer the lon of 24 ; hot if he censolted the interest of the country, then he should advise the rose of the Sink. ing Feed and a loan for twelve millions. To him (.Mr. C.) it appeared onaccoenteble if five millioos Only viers wasting, that 20 =lllinois should be bor. rowed; or If Ito millions were wanted, that 25 mil. Horn should be required. Upon this point be was oat same Irises CIMINO the Right Hon. Gentlernao se oeld pursue; bet he could not be persuaded that be intended to set upon this principle Mild be bssid ie from himself ; he should therefore reserve any re. *irk be might be disposed to Idles on this pert of the rut ject, until be should be Informed of the Right Hon. Centimes's intentiotos. flro esocloded by moving, that the Bosse should resolve bate a Cos. neittre fa inky the Act into eousidotolitiO. The CII NCELLOR of the EXCHEQUER con. slaked ibis a motion extremely objectionable, and tending to lej•re end impede the operations of the Tressery in contracting a Loom. Besides it was vogue and indefinite. It had been vtated, that if the Gownsissioners bad, in 1815, subscribed to the Lose, obey 'mild base shooed in great profits. That was riot iket who coeld hare seen that the battle el Waterton *Geld be gained, which close prodeced those great profits ? Again, what profits could have beer( obtained if the battle of Waterloo bid beln lest instead of baring been won ? The lion. Gentleman bed kid, that if he Sinking Fend bad been applied to ell tbd Loans dating the war, it would Have been a great saving. But the money borrowed duties the war embented to 800,000,0001. sod even the saving, socordieg to the Hon. Gentleman's own statomeot, would have been little more than two per cent. If it wets not for the Commissioners of the Sinking Feed, as, person obliged to sell large quail. titles of stock might not find a purrhaser, sod world therefore be at the mercy of the individual buyers.— effeet, therefore, prodeced by the Commission. rut in rendering the stocks steady, more thnn coon. terbalanced the benefit to have been carved by sp. plying the Sinking Fend to the Loons. It could be highly ieespediont, and a rest breech of duty in bim prmulaterely to sire en opinion on financial me— ters, wlikh must very soon be brooght before the Jimmy ; sod be thought the lion. Gentleman could toot have chose, a more unfortunate time for brioging forward a mission of this kind. Lord ALTHORP sepperted the motion. Mr. WILSON nid, that the Sicking Fend kept the useitey stack in times of scarcity wet of the hands of the jabber, which would otherwise produce Ilse Arnim distress and alarm. Besides, he objected le epprepolating le the lean any loft of the Sinking Feud, because, Mho then mild hate any csmfidence in the Government : and therefore he theoght ought to tenet our difliceltin in the face. He theeght that all mos: center in placing the Bank in pos►ess sten of their non means, by giving the Bank 5,000,01Xd. not of the leen. If the 'nebula en modified, he miaht then not objet to it. Mr. R I CA 111:0 sew 'to dangrt tree the adoption of the rove inn. 'Eller, war Ho danger from inonopolfl or unfair &stir; in int open eck nisi lot, fin then was no market in &grape whops there was so stock competition. gibe jespesitian of his Pon: Filled bid his hearty ' Mr. 11114111111 ON thought (hey were not 02 to go into a Gr.onstititefon ibis Act; usimml I Unn. Member meant to move so Amviidenent to it, sod he Mad sot ississesmi Out it was MI intuitive gm' to tin. Before they could agree Oast. 20,000,000 meld have been soled by oppropristinar the Sinking Fend to the loans diming the nor, the lion. Ws. ileenon must take into consideration the terms and circumstances under which the Taoism loins bad been cosstractetl. As the financial stale of the country must soon be brought before the (loose, he hoped his flan. Friend would see the lorestrestience of fet. tering the Treasury, or tiro the Commissioners of the Sinking Feud, at prosont. Mr. J. P. GILA N T ihoegbt title goesiinn was well *milt grove consideration ; and the Cheocellur ti the Ekchequer was not the worsOor hearing lb. 'pis ideas of others artinainNitl shit those suhjocts. It :was extremely puzzling to him to understood, bow they could require to borrow, when it appeared they had the money in their pockets. For one he wished this miller properly iiireorigoted, because he could not Conceive that Gentlemen of the city would sob. scribe to large loans for nothing; and , therefore it appearrd-to him, that they were midi's/ all the pro. l ets of the Leen Contwtors to the public J.M. Ile 1 could sr* so objection to his lionostabta Fsiend's motion. Mr. CALLACII A N contended, shit the only Me siva gating out of our difficulties sirs, to de. crew* ore 'speediest., or inverse ors locums,. Ties first be e es probability of (loin* to any good et. few ; test as to die other mods be saw nu dagger from It. Mr. Mi.LICF. raid, the Chancellor of the Facie. quer had not redeemod hir premise that he would be able to look our financial difficulties telly In the face. If any increase of talatioss were propelled this 'year, there was no epposiritin that be would with held from a measure of that kind, its the peseta dis tressed state of the country. Mr. GIIENFELL vontesded, in reply, that the operation of the Cemnsissioners of the Mishit'{ Fund did not'prodece shadiness in the money market. At the tine they were no the eve of a lean, he thooght this notion retold clan* with propriety be brought forward. The Chancellor of the Eschegeer bad listened le the advice of interested persons, and therefore his ',Nett was, that the Mete should, by a Re.oletioit. oblige ihroGevernment to act efficiently. Mr. WI 1.'40N espletwed, and the House divided, For the m.ulurs 10 I Agates. It 117 I Majority 7t. itALT MUTUAL Mr. WALLACE mid, that It was desirable to soften the berden of teastion on necessaries of life as mach es possible; and he war happy to say, that the Salt Laws, theogli seaceptible of medifitation, with very little burden, or races' of collection, produced a revenge of 1,5011,0001.• year. 118001ot to remedy the inconveektece of bonds entered into for theesport of salt, by hatpin them cancelled, if notice to the con trary be eel given in a stated time. lie also proposed to relieve t►e conveyance of salt by Les from the bar. does es it. Ile twos seesible of the valve and are of Salt in Ar imitate, asid'weeld support any mesas,. which weak! relieve Ultimo the rest►ictions sow im posed en it. Ile thee mowed far Wage to bring in a Bill to alter and mood the Acts relative to the Salt Duties. Mt. CALCItArT seconded the motion ; and wu 'sappy to see mom prospect of amelioration of ibis part of oils taxation. Leese was Own givets to bring in the Bill. _ Mr. 'FRENIAVNE hoped, that some steps would be t.►en in retirse IM Fisheries from t►e heavy 1)o• ties on Solt rniployeil in them. ENLISTMENT " Olf lIRITISH SUILIF.CTS IN FO- RblliN bEltis , ICE. AND EQUIPMENT Of VElist %LEM OP WAR H ITHOUT LICENCE. The HTIIIR N LT-GLN Ell A L, hs soovise for kale to twig% ion Hill so walla' 'be Eltinthistal of Balkh Sobjerlis Its totems Woke, and the iribiprant hl Vessels of War will ow' Ica me rid, Ilk.' he belwred it caddish' be disposed that the. solo 'clot polars att ewsj Salle hat a tight to pram' It. osbjestt ham adalme non a Meese. attire, especially li the easerine onto loch ratite has colculsted to itiSrelese with the peace or nelitiality ellsline between it and Powers wills whoa it wet anxious*. preserve dime Mains. There Wets two laws, be obserted, alrently estivate rano this subject t ate poor t la the Mb, nod the other in she Van of George 11., by *loch she this-tarns ssf littlish whjecis its Aweigh armee wish. oat license, was &dared lii be au wince liable to Meer the priorities of a plaroniiiiie. The olsret of these lowa was Ma preserve that antrolity earl hi. Majestv had a right to mall sato. but It has luipotable that this amicably amid be pre terted, males. die law err to he 4ipploril. lanl osearly so far as selsorit to Csitevs Pliny, is, Siair,aust Poseataes, atiassows Irked as shell, hot al-e to the twit of Mates answiag to thew. scan the lisle of lodependent tiotensineolv, mad eacreititse their tight. as loth, althuogb pertain they night rot se, if be might are the ealorwiuss. 1-cossaattly akaossl,deed as Irk wildest Sears. ne *Nett of she bill. shah he moved leave •so bring its, was so detenoite she provesiost.r I be former law. to the ruses of Males Ina .named to theeseelves the aloha fly nt lantern dent States. It hat am iambi ea edilleu of the law to ay, that 'objects should rut be alawed to ester Two the sir , vice of acisiowladged Ns...resets Power, sod,. t that it Amid he petnsilled the. to ester alto the batter of Sint suomaiag to siseaselees an indepeudeirce which ins ant nekanialgtril by I be (toga soya , a hose ashWctewieht enter taco their seri Sta..— i lie *Nest sit his Hill would be is neletaisee the Acts pared in she Soh and tlith ul Geo. 11. Si ray taus,. *Haiti, or peruses who lave asammal or way. name to theme-elves the 114Veretlf• polar, of ladepraleol Govenasests. Ile ohly wished lo wait Ilse floe of the Matto assamsme In shealtives metereigo power Batik, to the caw of Stairs so hose sovereignty was regularly arlinowledial. If a casts y wi-hid tr be unreal. It 1110,161 be absurd In say Hat it woad be a Irina; kw it s ssublecis to robs' into site service of is wither eilinalry, hot 11101 a visdameasmor for awe to ester am sae service of its retailed privates. If is was a 'classy in oafs amore, is meth to be madly so oss the sober sad the object of she Hill which be wished 140 intreduce II :O. 141 MIALC the law upuo the subject miserly equal. His ob i Jr, t was aot to ewe the lo political ascassam, bus may to lain a drat IL s. hallway is okra every sureselau power, a belie, i a Aloharcist, Arista s.sct, or Representative Gateman', has the sight lii lt. The uhject of as Hill woo may to a• thee awe esplscoly fir so it seemed at relent In be amderttuod, 1 that 1:114( at his Majtsey's• alsjecs, sh sh eolist ware may ;muss molest wok she amen! ..1 liar otverei‘u power. Muller object was se wisest hot Majesty'. issbjects Irons *WWI awl ships sr totes; a art re, wad for Furor. of wort likes it.: In tonna 100 Mapes*, 's objects flan supplying rat welt vessel. obi,* night he 01 ellen MI with 11160. 411 withal% entitles which isle testsostatly landed los w..t.eLe perpner. He believed That at reseed, of a drpuricso resold be shows. 1.. 5 sstlate ocolrallity it 0 4s , a(418.1 11w A riaenal Ism ; bus as lbe *ord. 04 Siamese saw* bathers, pared are I lar 01161 ed pleeedent so the Art. et (1....11. hod been wawa am slew Low'. he 'arta 'lr..' st ward be le atria to past the Hill shwa he on ward for leave so aloe us. We 11101 , MMIld see Illoausionble and I.enrsod bistober 116 shy, ish.tt It sat het wish so tensette she pi...absent at espial haat from the wince of eolith% on horse, service.— (lime, her! , h a it j J. MACINTOSH said, l Sat be approved a Shot pars .1 hit yin. sod tram., Friend'. object, which woad Ind 10 resort see puniibineal of capital !okay frost British subject., has. wabsost ilarolv, might eels.' us the service sit tosrio Pothers with warn we are not at war. 1111116 respect Isi.Leata smit Is aid lad 01111111041C1111114W a shooluto swath he biter,' io- Waded a , hlssre sobarestd. la bras the 'sandman of she Petri 'Code wield be bcdtesc bettor the lima.— (Load errs ..f beast, bap I! Ile w 46: .011111 CM hat turps 1)4 dal Me Leaned Irked bine wiimaderobted Ike es44lChnia .ad llk nrw Mien Ilea. 11. ospigplipp Matta be Isfbiges sea ir ice. r that. 1 . 01 odi so*, 4aiiisw to t winnable belittled LIR Iss yrpr.MlL. Mang tad forntio‘uf a Jetonsiiiteiss Di a fir- Wirt Orrirer.hieh alit ensile be Filled dlstwthoure 011 IM Government iltro trimmed is Eagland.—[ ear, hear I) It on. isaloorthle, he 'hasps, to maitalie the objet of the Tt.l7: 1". 1111 1:peased to bite, a ref:re l " rf fr i sl I bi l t: 4 l " r P tZ `firm. she bat t• a specific polities! view.—[Cris of heor.ithat :Lints the tipper him.]—lt MD* intended to tie 11,11 to p tLe wkject, of Grad Wain rota kadoia "bar ' hoistaste to she 1 0 .vsple of bench AiSetflb.—(Csies hiur hum il.e lippalitirad —lle tru.seather ./posed those (torte viseulit lur bdir doubt whether by Cahoon Law it visit a pelt , at the Crumw to penned the timerferacr of int .11111 I • jecll le hispeire wars. It wt. here, siteref.er, that Ombra sr te.e w to the et foe whoa ii.. law we. intended to be istrunired at the ptetestl tine.— L iris ofit w. ! heat the tippattion side.] Ile did not thins that it was the nature of orairallie to thane the entree of oar Incas is we to make it greatly for the mantrap of raw party. Sow the Object of she law which it was prophoul t.. loorredhes inpull he, so far as Ara .sale span or. a stake told Spot., is MOM. Olv Geiser colooin, meth hater tins. .he us. before. and hr shoisilla Mel slits salon! be m •irelatiou of the Ito of artorulity. —llle4r, hoar!]--Tai. would be tea role a *solo tsl Iwo leality, hat it world 1.. n •iiil.lllol3 of it senor' sissy osle whirls teat required mi. iwerleteure ; for 0,4, oho rip Nato in the service us Id-urger 0. cue rem-rally touch oh re el ;toted to d tomer than ore orb. li:he for lot at hnoenedeed , power. heroine they ate Stahl., if sal. n You,' o4ssisos bow they way have riven. to Le esecated to, rend.. Ile rot.- retired that the ciwittmt Id inures with remos tlw Sirmvi bilabb iswpaNsk. Lout Arabi say lane a Ilse otbd cr ct pretea. as be hyped to Inr another opportunity of omit sug it *NKr propene. Ili hopetl, however. teat the Orllmh IDDIDO world th..tvow with sodiessoitoo the sperm 'Mich 1.4.1 beat pureed. a...from - der it a- dap nieetal and brjorion in glibrievls (Cheer. from the I teptottois side ]—lt the How, did Not le i,. mat .I.lllOle, if a Mild at least be ditamswed by the 1.140, it aid sows rerpecaltle pail of their Coattiortd..-- [Carr.. a. lointe.] —The oleo VI 11606011 would be mideroins an effort DI lat.., of tie ahointwohle toecaps to iatpo.e the horrible .% OWNS •e is rafitly nod wlrr.uUms stfOld hymn. tot her 4Dimon..., which helmeted la God *milder's...wed. Tate lbw. Meson bet hat down amidst desire...or cheers fosse she Oppnitioa 614 e. I.tad CASTI.Eit EAGH mud. that Wiest In-en iregoi ly de lighted with the elagoewee of thisfirm. Member, het regretted eseremely the minor of oh, timeouge which be had Mod. it Dal nee Ai., but the langvesee of iteottalim. It wet MID dilly. hi. Lordship ..h-erved. to peeler ars abate from ea Whig neatest that Power. wish which u• have many imprimis. cud *whoa*. hiked Mastless. Ile desired in pot le to die teeltor I the flame, whether they would elollUeillb she, Amy by shevleeree at weaken, which might esOt on the port a n friendly Power se omen its riehan—[leer!?—it Spans hod paw er to ospipurt her deumag. albe would bases right to call for the sninitlersion of • ' law similar to sit it which it ti 49 now propto.ed to hrts.i is., and I if bee demand were out complied with. sir **ski tun,/ a right lib mess. It. bTu illettr!)—Erere sue approved al tie Proalawew- Mow which Inv year ben. nosed* his Royal flightier the Prime Regent. mgoiriag Mat a strietwenralky shisuld be *b oomed g lint It ma- absurd so talk of weuitaliiy, • ben u ruing' Power tall thaw that reeimeamarr breloird.madornlr`liffrdsof truss itti• curairy.—(Cries of lieu . tram the Opponitat side.) —lle ow rd on apology Hi t h e noose, sod to the country. slid i to the r odd, in order to esphen rMy the Hill in question bed Trot been Istrosilit forward beturenow. be ...devious/ bee Lard- Alp to my. shit the delay was aecasionist by canals dimensions which Mitt hero gnat hew ropeetior that dispute lvetwer• Undo rod her colognes, hat that these diussoties were DOW at as set I. IYh,k the S. ownson Law of she a/1.1.yd so It so present .11111110 P, al Maw leis with for the How. sod Gentleman to attack Ili. Majoire's boweinmesi it, leech Ile • tobjrci of leatitlasioa. to Clare nth., toootrits. equally IMO rested ai she result of the ear. caroled on Woe,* Sitaistibd her twine., led the war. Wlv.t had the Listed m e r e . syy North America dose 'ratite to toot war i Waste to bi rewind tistaiii , to she Lesolniore of Wert Hrtea IDI lidloor the' esomple of the Lulled Slate./ It eta. per - fettle twiretratrot viii she amoral lion of defy adopted by slob couribm, edit sir sit loam iron, hod out to endeavour so peer at Its seijerl. ii.as pier* the listadavil raised bylameignonswaseverduertueln parrot Ante. 11 we. pri.bilisted to kir) forces to Ito. t..usaty go (avow totAntitt. mild wit Asoold II dDi skis he prboi:oted tete tarot sa favour $.l her rotation 11.9 :slair•i)'. ti..sern• meat was dnirmse the Teat, winch hod hr., to. tersd let,, hy Weal It, &lin, wed obis Is had bait laid before ale by Inlossimig me principles of strict eehooliti. nv lion to b. lb intent/its. He felt himo If. aim. to.e, b mad the, peeing agaiose the tiropmniaa of ilte 11- a and lias.wd Urn. tiara, sari he eberefore etoreased ore If • use to plot. co the grad f r oth sad hornet of the cursory, white one ..leoraily predated for the lolislienhi of toe tiros,. Mr. V. 1.1.1% avosevi him•elt well.. Met of the li.ook Americas' caloutts in I hrer exertion* to get rid 9.1 the gloomy .4 Spout. Tbls mw toque *right to i.ea tiro adopted bow ago, if si owl nut Onn smarted to give i.atte attlintoode to Sprits than to her eabasties. Was it swum' to the ihoooloos of Briton, in the service a tie retinae. fit loom to the versifies of ibis Hint . . . Lard LASTLEREAtiII said it wa. ns.a iisscnded to make W. law testo.perssie. Mr. LA3i B raid. that offer 'ea» of protected neatea:ity, lanishens were wow eiont.inlotte what ihris t.wa.trled a trls neutrality. Ile *toot depreruie the rowtort which would ta ilor, shi. srotiotry. whirls should he the eussr.llna nod she Mat 11( Liberty, to cash shine who were rowleiting few mete.. We. W. N' VN Ik approved of the nuitiong this e Line a oh. deweinnonr, Red catassiered it Iniproyer tor a. to ielter MAW ▪ to he Sited oat in our port', which wa. is fact inothilig I.a. Show a miaow* of 11 rent). The very ess...nee of iwistratily ISte, that PAO Poor'. 'Wolin be plants, si tth lespeCl n. Issoss SF tastily equal tiowswit. He dui 11.1 l ASIA II Ileets...4ly to coact that the terrine venter *Weald be 011.11 , 5. oirsaik uA v wa. +ate ihat it was. sh- npmion of amp. SIMMS sit the People of Leibuil. that .arty.' out sst so &Item' she efforts of the howafth cshotoc. in bums's the 0..L.t. tyru.aiy. Lel titaiii send her eassoosele. h..r it. toi,c m e m a the twain. . . Sir . J. NEWPORT raid, lhaf Ibe Koble Liwol Mu 4 mg loowalef forward .hi. awarare, swill the ranarroiwo wfols the Uuised Maw., was sivetwd by rbe imam loilaffe ..—.—.... bir W. DE CRESPIGNY said, that ibis seams,. wrwid casi.e a fatal war fart veva as sad dm losissztaits. Mr. MARTIN should rule lac tae satioJersteis at the Hill, erre did be err the Saadi Asserkasi (miaow, is, casisaripirt sisrii.srlyrs Aro Soon. Tag Hill was Is i.rreavirs arms.. to risible the reasres its perseirrre to its sirwtrulit. The Itill we. Nis Mel of hlansags•ill Iu elk*. elm Might el.e rotate tit she e te., an toe par; la the raliasies. The gallery •at sista cleared s bet au dis bison took plawr aid Rave was lora is What a lb. Mil.. PLNKTE ELECTION. The Howse thou resulted itself into Committee nn the Penrys Election, and mimed the elimination of evideme. Mr. Sitford, Mr. Coote, and Mr. Ste. photos were esinsined ; and the object of their el imination was to elicit what th►y knew, or thei► opt. oleos, touching the corruption of Me lower order of Electors, in 'metal, is t►at Borough. From the answers of the witti sssss the albrioative of that pro. posit' was obviously deducible. But the inter. ►ußst was so lung god desultory, and so much M icronized with desultory discussion us to the pre. pricey sod Par'Mitigatory formality of successive questions, that if it were even procurable, it would rot be interesting to detail. The rumination of John Stephens continued ginfil me o'clock, after which, out the motion of Sir C. BURIKELL, the Chairmen *as requested to report progress sod sit spin to.murrow.— Ordered. The Scotch Demigods Act was end s second time, sod ordered to be committed on Monday neat. Tbs floss. adjourned at Half-past One. • JUUTII AMERICA The following appears teem ell the details in ner po ins, to be a correct soonpary of the last Dees from the Norsiish,Main:— .• It appears that General Moral's, after salting the corps of La Torre, Morales, arid CaWader, arnweratio4 to 5000 man, petard the Apure on the tills January. General Bolivar was cosmos to drew the esseeiy into the interior, end ordered his infantry to lake post behind the Arnica River, and the cm ' 'airy ender Pees to b hi. rear. On the sth of Feb' Hey, Murillo rstted the Atonal, the inhabiting .. h beery oilier* horning their dwellings to prim-nt b;, obtaining shelter. Morillo, Soiling his supplies cut of. peeked forward 600 cavalry tei collect rink,— They fell into aii embosesele of Para'. troops, and wars all takes'. Pees afterwsids marched on Sr. Carlos, and in the easitons attacked a Spanish Ge. eral Rocha, artioinl from Spain *ilk Murillo. lit the heard of 34X) Noroposa cavalry, *Jos had its charge 20110 cattle. At Ike approach of the lade_ pedants Hoene* army inserted him, and surrender. ed. The iHilependersts carried of 100,000 dollars, old smirched weirdo the em comer ; seroosto srai•, that Mea ••• *hide 30 e.g...l of Careers. P... 1. division CORsiitt of 3010 well-moalovdeat•lfY.2o l -0 infaatry, '4OO of Aim Englishmen. la Cossaws..„ 13000, aloally well provided, commaaded by (fear. rale Ilantestder sad Neva. lig ge ob, gen , by hie advise*, sitosta Ins complete isittittams,withoor re Names, more than fiat boadred miles from Grimes', !sod Pan with superior moralty is his rear.— : General Boiloar has foram, • inaction with T.- tas., Cider°. •ail Munagsa, so well as the Geerliits of lukoti, itc. sennuoitin* to foot dimmed mar.._ Five b•udorsi British volonteers i n the G eog r. c w ,,, r nine, Taney, atnl Per imp. bad andoed at As. 4. 1..5, mad with them Grineral Bolivir •osill pro. cerJ in the Apart. Ott the Atlantic elms:, which Morikln had left bore of troops, mu "wick will ea. petted from Mirgaretts, protecterl by • large oval ermimaent. anti aiih combined British sod ostivn troops. This would glare hlntitin in an awkward • sit usiion.—Conimorlime Juli woo ersising off St. Bat. thnlionsee's and l'ortu Rico. All the dispaiehen *H onouring the (roth of the Queen of Spain, and Ik.. vises of the Cadis esperli.ion, fell iota the haad" of the Patriots. ii, the rapture of she brig of war from Cadiz to Rio Jasseirn. The lost servants from Goiania state that Ili. Indopeadeets had obtained many advantages, and that they rill 1w in the city of Ca reens by the end of March. In Ntargsrisita those are 60f10 stend . of arms. One thousand dragoons forte the body gas& of the Governer. The Islansl is evil fortified. A Beideh steep of est from hilasaaretta is daily Imported in England. A steawbeat Meg beau established hos Tristilasl to Aspatore. puu t : o►• •ruc►% TOM Sisek iwr Come. MM. 74 $ 141 Celli. .i l lj • 'I per refit. 7911 e... 0•14 for *tr. 71$ 4 pert:44o.lP, I. iJOAY At 0111 t O'Climetilo. 1 6 per ems. Awl 104 Mar Stromlo it M p. Wog Am. An 11.4 Memoirs' lAA II II p. Onotoor THW STAT itS4fa N LONDON 74104 Y. NIT M I 1819. So.ienportsot an occurrence his set 1114111 n plies this Session of Par!tames«, as that of the ArrOINET• Cruse tr.'s ratios last slight for pretesting British Officers and privates from enlisting is foreign service nithoot lease. It ought to be called entering, not enlisting—soeb martin°, of names, titles, sod de seviptions, are tooderntieble. New, alihouels North America is not quite net of the !Mash Gcvernment's ?ye is this measure, by a 5,.,,, of the Ministerial tele scope, yet SOUTH ASIZIIICA is undoubtedly the Mar sued chief object of regard. This proceeding, how ever it may be described as satin vet of the Ina of justice mud desire to receive a neetrality, is the creature sod produce of green-eyed jealousy, for (eve liberty should be too much spokes of sued cultivated, though at so great • distance. Gruen:why too is affected to be fell for lite potables* Government of Spain. Yes, it is enfeebled, end happy nstht every 'nitwit good man to be, that it is en. fabled ; for its vices have rendered it feeble. It is !agreeable to the ',Mime will of Wore, that intl.- «deals, and States also, which are made op of iodt. Tidal., should grow feeble by their vices. Whet, and does Mr. CANNING, too, portale of this r . amity for' 14e feeble? Did he feel foe the slableuess and Welton« of the poor prisoner is. carcerated by the %epees's, of the habeas Car pus, or Personal Secatity Act ? A more imp... litic step than this was sever resolved on by oho .(:and' of Great Britain. It will lapin) the North Americans with real genet usity ' for the intuit «retries of their neighbour.. Sympathy for their setferiogr, and gratitude to Hessen for their own deliverance, will call they up, and iodate thee, to give way to the warm lettings of humanity, 'star then the Bold calculations of policy. If it were only to calcite their hottest to us for set Goverinantsi measures ; they sill he ready to laterfeew loader to spite us, and perhaps quatrel with so. This Bill, if it pas, will he the greatest bees to lb. North Ame ricans that we could give them; It would be !Its . taking of them, If they were not elre•dy snide We shall relinquish all pretensions in a levourabhe trade with South Aoseitca, and force Its peuple seek for all it can obtain of its wants from North America. Oh, sho«.sighted mural Du jos at see that the besets tit Lineti-acne IA a bundled of the Bligish People are • sib the infant CuliohNin Hercule:, just risiog ft urn the crsdle. 14 !Anti,. theft so menacing, so dismely frightful to you anti a handful of your sdhetents old). • 0 labett% ! thee Goddess Meli'uly brie ! Pr de e of WM, salireegrealt t• nil deism, Itelt.4l pleLsogea me thy prewsit , trign." New skies the lose of splice, power, anti prat tilt• stray the in a men's tont, an•l stew to ion he gist of all his actions from Isenevolence to rusl4. pity ;in other words, to as N I liut, to IMO to. lendtd Bill, this wo.fieaglit Act. It arises Goan error, and will. if it preyed, end in ruin. It is not true, as the Member for Mnistgometysinre says, dot itierm Automats Acteart are raising end svoiri.irg tortes is this coantry. VYe min contradict the Owl. tions Goan nor own knowledge; if skein were sitth Arles bete atitence mosey cn red , a frd