The Statesman. — London, England, 1819-04-01 00:00:00

FW' I VIII more frivolous thou to repeal 040 Act IMO day earl another Act sows ollw, day. Mt. 110 SW ELL at vlsitted. I . Lord BINNING declared that is 1r in 1 d o.t ob. jeer ti the punt's,. notion. -M. BIIoUGHANI ,if he eadossteed the lion. Goutlotusen, leo subject of tea deserted@ It'll &el he lisrs!itte. Ile wished to repeal to Act of Pesliassot which was set in deserrede, bog in ion... two jests ; Ito neatly proposed on Act to ',twat onottwo Act, owl tie ',Nolo titivation would two MI 1111Pootito of tbo Ant proposed to he repot. ed. Ills opietiou on thr t eelikot of &sewed* was, Um it teas es welt Ow law ofilleattsed test &stews fill logo deseneudes-oseit was that e mee's eldest oats sortrotiett tolls hindod oototo. Mt. W. DUNDAS orgetsd that dhs guest' ern of &sorted.. *es not touched on. Th....ios was agreed to, Sad Inv* siisortorbeito in thy 081. Sir C. II A MlClgli moved thartforeTte' kit be. for. the H..... Mr revert' of th• Vortjiat of At. nuiltel is a Prosecution ordresd by stto nesirll2d April; 1807, And °Moroi! at the Smoot fie. at Bothnia, 1801. FRKEMN/11.11 TOWNS IN lONIANS. a Mr. LILA re I% saw, io .sling for lease to befog is e Dill to esylonn the ices with roved to the 'dais. aloe and elm , ion of Frramen'io Cities sad Towns is beland, he esi-liad to 0h..,,. that his Mint was to prevent rho system) of denoted, whisk promitod . in ihooiser of Scotland from Win/ ntonded to Imitated died %lend. in a certain case in belated, the It Jthigia had decided that the previa**s of en Ast Partinartait sun sot aside by a coons ohmage elbow t Acidly o ppoeita.lie &mita. that bythe law of goglead end Ireland any man who administered lb* law could substiteto Montt to the Logislatore. TIN Hen, Gentleman pretended to Mats a cam which was, decided in the Court of Kips's Bosch, mad afterwards. ✓emoved to the Court of *ref, respecting the vita leges created by chatter to a piece having a peptide. tion of 40,000 ishabitamo, mod is which it was laid dews that the Act of Hoary the Seventh was atom. rated and monied by opposite usage.—The Hos. ralember midland with ..elms for isms to brim is • Bill to amend the Lew is litelaed reepecOng the eligibility of Nos-rasinata sad Frieselli to the cities sad towns in Ireland. Sir JOHN NEWPORT, theegh met aegis.. to interfere with the object of the Noe. Member, still theeght that sea* starred snould be Bade oet to peeve the necessity of the meanie,. If any opiolon tad bees given by the Jodges, before soy proposi. /hoe areagpide to Parliaseet, it shoeld be before the Vow. Wier woo fettker obserratioes horn Mr. Blake, Alp 3.b. Nespint, avid MOO et►er Members, the 'eels tees eitioateiv withdrawn. EXCIIR LAWS. Mr. illebeftessWAlTHlMAll obsemods that he milmillieg itheidi..a he wished M.. 1,. Meer two ofwermelma moped I.g the Pelage Width m dwaioreight he bad preowned from p. ..b theoriser df drip.. Wirewer. fi. toesidered Ale -.sir set ail eroadoes toewkramer I. amestoie the moms od every Palsies which hepereemed. le she pitons( ewe he had Mode emsoirt. s hoe fire viestmeab of the Prileimer. amid the • emesereerelble. thee he held learned that he bad demi seemed sa meagglisig Inimeetsdee. Het w all mete. be did 11.4 'Mal float ~oil she,. e=tes were Mr. she, coma. doted amissiftor /he lee be Orders • grew. He lerimme eit eni bad reereeme. med from Wm be leereed. Mateeee after the goods Ins wised la exam lime were perehatodley bles. ibey weir Reale seised ee be. iseehat re Weever. Wine. is emesmemee of he prune he crerebony weehle e.. sees his homes w.th ft .s. ors I ad bed small) laid his petition Woos the After, Cowl. Neiman , to he relieved. His family were de. Veepee premien itasety foe their support. awl he (Hr. al% mei • Geollemso. 11110 was ledered. from their de- Wes. to give be pleads fee temporary eeeporr. Bot his mike I 1111. Pet b the parr seem was to gee at toe whole of Itte Is.- Wm — kb lb** the •••••7, (bus slots the party seed is Me Ke. wee milord. the reromees of the pismire, net, eine* defrayierg the espearletme. He had therefore is me •e. 4...7 ;sae be laid before the Howe se anima of the espy ere sad the mewl of pmatilis seceived, Mr ease ei etref.4l s r . Weaver. Mr. LTHIIIINOTON agreed wish the Werth Aiderwoo lie Ms Mae of duty as to she pleepriviy of aseemaillog she iteele of • Peeler. Uwe ether buy she Worthy Aidenesa hod set so Uwe. alMbely. so anew his modality oi he less Ilapsa , 4l spas. Weep. lee would eirdertdke to my. was brought iliar that Home miler eassee deceptive gr. The ma. Mitre of that Home. lie wooled prase ii.. siewory deemerets. was called for lit sae Woethy Mermaids *ea a OWt ei•arleaS feeder—far ear aka had hem to ler ewe • order the Excise Lass is twilled' stater. she her hero three tines winkled at the Thames l'ullee.ollire, set tre at Menet% fir engslin lietvers.mod its whose baser ainustell . colones. tile fond withn a fe* iloys a the preorentin .4 his iteotwo r - ig i hasra—He and ea. objeetlAs to tir matti,pe of W by Aidenosai bet as the weer time he ►rlt It he dewy to nen fee. Is anitista. aN the Meelosisis of WlNlese Wean. to Ow Treasury, an Me •proevedion sheets. Did he 'believe that the epletll la the ..disc rend entry on tenon , is the lialieiter-.f Ewan. 4 nosed ma sworn I. It t bar cgalthevid she. the waft the sob rev is alaraseett. the as. the twiny, !Whets. on we.ariet seal of shod renwestable in.- . Orlon' would he evident; he had w. obiresiso t.. Ibe prnortlea af the rorrrs mated for. with the addition he had spreeled. Tbe ATTURN Y•ll KY Eli L owned no all as poll. Mart at the pr• cretins arrow Weever, owl 'bowed Ibnt o • no the Conwl, red • eon &sheer Soh. cite, that ha eniprtnised tar lOUL Had be (die Allies.y. linen") hen as the time ac weined web his tiareettes be would weir haw eueseotrd to dot eiewpwashe. Mr. W. WA RY ET felt Mown& a di/4We" MOW onkel a Nester 50f44141 rejedicedibeffletial mien*. ittistest be ewephshed fil rah nos mee who. witheetaay howlthighs hood. were hildertirsitly eittaipral Iwo elobtain .4 too it.. ewe. arts snap. with nun nowritp as owastiosi If Bap Is men petitions' this hods, Pallide fhe fMiti www•l'dirS re. rived Ism a ofropl—tbry ,irreo aisver as the oar odd what weseormehe ghat& whold arena. Whes.lionreer. the exprsers et toe perratoltie Wes iseined. aid Mir ilia Ina hboot peeped. the Solieispr aow Earns offeward with hit in. owl waled the anew* Mr easeprowles Ile wet s = That was Barr or seen Wean. itwoo hr toltreperfoenea&L A TWilt 1iT.41...111/1A L piwitirelv Mond. Mat is the emcee of les profraismi partite I. Na _lbe boa eever hem at boon .f sorb a last as Me flows Whener alined to. Mr. OAR YlsT, le eapbsoatioe. odd he had the het ton Road hittioriey s bet be' wait also add, dot in One nen I. which hr was predionweily wepined, wad *NI* wend pow b.thir rine before she H..e e, l hod wen let seMs whit* the t•olieitor .4 the liwriot ottlel.l take, speriledlowelosoly la be has and so see heiner. when a kite, 'INS lea Wined. the mower tithe lioliclue wet, tint It asold wet ewer the asess.,... He (Mr. H.) seek do► opposition, a /Win wake, thos after in rents he shook, wove for a Cnowitsee to melee no the .saner le which proaretteas wider the hone Lows wen abr. red ow Is the Keelsegare Mr. Alderson WA [TAMA Y Arias replied; wed oils few weeds hem Sir MAI; COFFIN, who regretted lbw the time of the Haan son to lan whew ap ere so nefroethy *sob. the oath. was Mr: O.L B RT swank in Rill f-sr the naushalao sent Oise of Laid J.stks Outran its %roared. The BM teas nod a Ito tune. Sawn road* died for frtdai nest. Thu Mats. Menhir state# that it was his lotessims I. pawpaw the ie.. wan the MN nail after the Reef*. Mr. W. MAR Y l Y awed that there he laid brine the Masse • Renee tif she soasher of Gratin Debtors canard le eseeistien and coneated for ant of bail. and ahem race Debtor an eonnitted.-.-Oaleral. LETTKItIi TO INDIA. Mr FOR EWA thleetth‘ to the pew ineonessinters of the present steer *I reeveybeg hewn is Pthroproos resides in I hhih_ lettie, the freqthnt delay. sell the sietasioital lons of Hoene iAters, asked the eft. Geftlesnoi ovirseite whiter Gowen. THE PrArrFAMAN hew had itrat he eleameaptaiies so propose the i ir ICUSIIIRIVOIarpitId. the . sebjede Nlrad) ost y the eadtkoa r aw thea so tti ni llo b f :N e s dloolesse. mad dal 11 1 9 a SUI sraoli sem Se IMO ham thelloothe t e r ohemedfag dies. • • Tortola; animals reed by the Howe sere pftseoted. the =Vadat' •C. She Um den dlspased or, and the Rom O• pooch or ITIMILS TM' Peek Meek 3 per Veal. kat. 3 per Cent. Gleel474i 3. per Cost. tame' Ow Aee. 73 4 per Coat. MY AT o,llt 5 pre Caw. %man tool was N.. 28 Se p. Law Ana. listierquer NII I db. thrialon 140 6-Babkor, , Libehbard-duet ThE STATESMAN. LONDON: SIIIIRIDAIN APRIL I, MC It h truly divitrarteolog to the Patriot I. witness tie m in which the Represeotstivee of a once great nation employ their time end their words le the British Seamy. While our Office is inendated culh bewsitiogs of the wont of employeseet in several of the inenefacturieg districts, and of the *strews wretchedness of families who are unwilllog I I to throw themselves ou the parish for relief, we see I wet the least tendency in these whew duty it chiefly to enter upon enquiries so pointedly secessary.— r A week, a fortnight, are employed in esposleg and defending the conduct of • political intriguer, how far he can segment his perliameetary inflame* fee limit, pre/laden ; hot so time an be found for smithies late the distressed state of the nation. It could appear as if our jerernsi were a &menials is else, as well as is same, by the innumerable sempialets which are forwarded to it from sU smatters. We see !rely distressed by this pre. eminence, knowing bow lecapahle we are of effect. log any amendment in bloat is so mach above as.— The public press of &gland is undoubtedly bosom* weworthy of its former reputation. It is gives op to f e tt er i ng th e we lo Feuer, sod hardest's' their beans against every approach of public misery. if these show no meth sympathy for private thee for pantie saferieg, thee Indeed are they corrupt to the tory ease, sod as Lord K*nts would say, the sooner they die off and ate re-placed by aeother order of see the better. It sever looks well whorl a noose of Corroos Is more employed skeet Breech of Privilege thee Breeds. i• tM Coostitetion. We have ohm spokes with greet satisfaction of the peogrma that liberty is making In Gernisny. last Casettes been the other side of the Rhino corn. municate a pest deal upon this enlivening subject. Clubs are held in different towns, for the purpose of discussing politics, and are frequeMed by many of the fames who have lately distinguished themselves io the hid. Let us hope that we may ere long see engraves ou the weapons of these renowned warriors tile words " Liberty, Patria," as on these of the attes of the Gains of Switserlaad. 4 . .. ....y.,...44.114thA et le ;:ht P e a ser 5 fr a. illsis ' ..$ !At. - coca presentee tpe Report nfithe' item es thi...Sesuinole 0p.,: IS is tery l l s iw and pios4lie intsenfof condemning CM i•acoe conduct as au infractiou of the Constitution, •• es /drown pint the eeverrlosty of the autos: this 1 snwpigissy being rested I. the groat body of the People. The Constitetion is the stifles expressions of their will," sap the limpets. " sad obese the controol of all the Public Fenctioneries combined.-- And. when that lestrentent bee been violated, the People alone have power to greet the indemnity for its infraction; all that can be said in f of the Officer who transceods his constitutiosal powers, smelt be taken, not in joint:sties of the act, but in seltigstion of the enormity of the offence committed." These are sentiments ;f free men nobly and men tally expressed. In another part the report Seely combats the segementa adduced in jostifiestiow of Gen. JACILIOn :—" The weakness of the Spartith, eatberifies is urged in justification of this ostrag. spinner Coostitetion ; and is the weakness of au in. dependent potter, to divinge their neutral rights or to furnish pretences for a powerfel neighbour to weaken them farther by hostile aggressions ? And is it thus we are to be feroisbed by an American Darer with a justification for the dismember. meat of Poland, the capture of the Dteith fleet by Grest•Britein, and the sobjegation of Europe by Beeeparte? Avid shall the United States be called epee to White the eases*, or silently u nsling, and thereby subscribe to doctrines, and ap prove VlHPOnfee, that are is direct opposition I. tba repeated and invariable declarations of the Govern ment, gives to this nation end the world, through the °Gebel medium of Presidential Newsy+ i sod the correspondent's of all her Public Ministers, and wen !desert by ell her politic laws, se the subject of amoral rights? Will it not be said, that tea bare changed ear stational policy ? Shall we not be ad. dressed in the following language, by the undoes of &trope? " `The time was, whew the United Stele' wettish* weak—she bad no Navy, she bad no Army. In these dais she was a strong advocate for neutral rights, sluices that free ships should make free Roods ; that the neutral flag of the Republic should protect all soiling wader it, ever protesting ageiast sad complete's( of the violation of her neutral rights by the fielligeratts of Europe. Bet these times have passed away, the nation has tried her strength In battle end fogad herself quite equal to the straggle ; she hes bed thew to strengthen her army end increase her navy; her former weakness forgotten, her former precepts abandoned, and feel ers; power sad forgetting right, she walks ever a prostrate Constitution, to conquer mod subdue a mi serable and feeble, though Petrel colony, whose very weakness (pleaded in muse for the aggression) should ha e rather constituted so appeal to a glee roes Pee Is for protectioe.' 4 4 fa th•s anfavoarable light the Committee ban too mach re-son to fear, will the civilized world view this transaction, and if sanctioned by the nation ' they regret 'n my there will be too much reason given thus to consider it." The Park Paper. of Sendey bell arrived at a its halt last night. They are extremely anioteresting. The Journal de la Vendee asserts, that • perfect tranquillity proven, In that Japsrte►eot, and repots with great ladignation, t►e aspersions which have been disseminated against the loyalty and peaceable disposition of Its inhabitants. The state of Corsica Is spoken of as being much ameliorated, sod yet we are assored by the same authority that charitable in stitutions aboend sod ore daily increasiag. Neither of the Chambers assembled on Saturday. The fol. lowing are eztracts:— " Pants, MARCH At the (limner to hogivets to the Persian Ambassador on Tondo'', et the of tbeCoaat d'Escxas, Maitre d'11• tel to his Majesty, there are to be 110 covers. The foe, Marshals, Mejora•Gewenl of the Guard, and the Prince de TALLSTIAIIIIO, iovitrd. " M. Vrazzose has submitted to the Goverameet a pies fo► a new organization of telegraph., by means of which 3,000 dispatches per day•may be trausmit. ted to 500 correspondents I. different parts of Fiance, and the answers received. " The Cosmos, of GeTILAND Mogen of Sweden) Is et present residing at Maraellles. " Ten Mayors in that Department of Gerd bees • Mee maprneil.d. _ _ " eve per t;ents.—Saturday 6b r. 50 c. " STOCKHOLM. MIMI' 9.--elliiileity is rafted to know in what minuet the discussions will he .r• tonged between our Go►ernment and those of Hestia and Prussia, respecting the ligeldstion of the Nor. wegisis debt. Nothing transpires with ►egard to them segoriations. but it is apprehended they ate not mesh ad►anced. " CADIZ, MARCH 9.—The 111041110111 Nl' Lima, consisting of a ship at OA deo of 74 guns, and a frigate of 44, with WOO Naas, Is to be argatisited by two ships of the line kola the grand. arms. emit destined for Buenos Ayres. The hitter it is *specter will convey 16,000 ass, sad dist It will sail eery shortly. _ _ " FaAlliroßT MARcil 1 1 4 1.—Tbe oppotillell of , HOMO to the military orrangemertte agreed upon by the Diet, causes an unespoctei delay. The Ministers of Austria sod Prussia, at Camel, hare endeavoured in vain to indite* the Elector to withdraw his oppo. 'Moo : the latter has declared that he will sot depart from his system. The Promise Minister, as already stated, has withdrawn from Cassel ; sad the Hestia. Minister to Prussia has been recalled from Balta.— lt is supposed that the Diet will ultimately make their Deese., onswithstanding the opposition of Uesse; bat curiosity is smiled to know what will be the re. salt." The disposal of by rejection of M. BARTWELXIIT'II proposal fur mitering the Election Law of Fiance, has traogeillited the public mind of that country : but we had no notion that in so short a period, se norm and general a fermentation bed been excited, by the circumstance; we are folly convinced, that had mea sures taken an opposite course, a counter-resroletion would here been attempted. limpidly for France tiro Law of Election has triumphed, a •ejorit7 of 58 voices severed to the French People the enjoy. merit of one of their Brst rights. This happy deci sion bas breoght dew, together and rendered stronge► the tkil between LW Electors and thek constituents. 4.•.. ' . i, ) • , Ti rag' ei• Shall the partial rage at leeth F . From ttat,hura Jenks wrest lb. tighten*. pen ? SIR,--h appears to me, that the obsolete doctrine of dieing right, so eaurh at one lime detected in this country, is likely to be revived with imprneemnots; and I thick I am jastiCtd in this opioiew, front ob sergatioos made es a toe occasion, by public men, which was to this 'Erect —that Princes should not be regulated by the common rules of other men. We oast presume by this that some divine privilege at taches to them, some mysterloos something that Bo realms can recnocile, some kind of right *sly ender stood by their flatterers—a right to do smog 'Mi not blame; this opinion at one time might pass, bet it tools hese bees at the time Stets Peeereetbaw nef•ed her iron rod, hod eelt'd the Fria .1 glace the payer of mit. Bet shall sects opiOlairs taketoots, the coonmenet. emit of t►e 19th centery,after the greatest eve open earth have been eildeavostrieg to improve the human mind. 1 say ne—they cannot. Oer Legialators any give to them the Natbra's money, sod distress ,that Nation by insweassne testrine, to pay thew grants; bat it newt take* the pee*, hoes ►hat Pee. pie of loudly complaints( easiest the git.ra owl twelve's; the one for abasing the PO-pk'acong.leoc•, the other for s►o■iug a mask►d contempt for p.hlic epistle•. But the Common not Is sow as a kin.l of defence—bei they are embarrassed, they are in dif ficulties. It is reasonable to ask how have they be. come so. Not by the badness of their business, for I am sere it has he.. a theitine mss of late years ; sad poor' enforteeate JOHN BULL should not be culled upon to mike up losses uttered I. the absence of moral conduct, et io places we closet sake he. pourable mention of. , trust the friends of dignity end rank will bo CRIBilllllll in their remarks concerning privileges, s here Isere only goveni the land, and no man ought skit impealty to nettle, his will to the injury of others, whatever its fitk nay be. Thi Revolatins in France less a grand lesson to the divine right gentry ; but It appears to be totally forgotten by them, although written in such bloody I eharacters. I shield be glad to hest them sty, with florae IV. or France, who olsoertred, he hoped to see the day wheal every peassat In his coootry enald •Iford to haves fowl epos his table on a &Pinky. This Preece tie still spoken of with admirstino ; bet every Prim:, has net a StILLY lor a Coonsellor.l Bet some remise may be made for exalted rank, they hey* mach to give, and this their flatterers well know ion well to venter, so differing in opinion with them ; they edmlssistre the pekoe of the heave. mind with match ifigeowity end mooing, thus they seldom get sincere and good advice, es an sethor of 'ability well obsernev.—" Fisch is the condition of the greet they scarcely ever know the reel forward workings of the seal of the people sheet them ; they live in the midst of • stage play, where every aloe that approaches them is a peraoneted actor ; the Lord himself is the wily reel character, performing his part In good earnest, while the rest ere employed is l a mummery, and high in their loyalty at the gross deletion they are practiving epos him." Seek deceptions are the reason eh, atone of Ilia highest rank have so severely soldered when rhenges have takew piece is countries they have govornegi, the parasites being always the first to betty, and de. erre shoat, who have gives them bread. The pages of history prove this Stepped cootradiction ; sod this alley ought to ho acqosieted with ; thee instead of re ceiving ouoveaeos grants from a virtuous and suffering People, they would endeavour to lire within their legal bat litter.l establishment—par. ticularty when it Is considered that those grants arise from a lasation esseqsalled in the history of ostlers —prodeciste a revenue from the will of the People, ' which no despotic Sovereign timid collect is ashore equally rich, salon be wished to boom a wood TA a~UIN. Matta Alin. PLTRON IUL When a grant of 10,0001.• year is to be given to • Venice for doing Mat width eight to be performed on the score of dusty and filial effective, the* are Englisheresquelided whh the epithets of a " great, generous, sod loyal People;" bet no sooner would they prove themselves truly great by stending up for the Coostitetiow, and removing the scandalous theses which have Wye limped sport it, than they are stig metised as a demurral People, 'niftiest e ith Jac*. Moises, and spinet oboes designs nothing but a see permits. of the liebees Cuero: Act ea• seems the Gs ',moment ! ! ! —Ala•, Joni/ Butt ! The King of l'osvuo At is af raid to leave the °mils, apprehending that on his removal the spirit of inset rettion might spread and acquire strength. It *mild meet as if King's in every part of the world were More afraid of their sobjers than of their enemies.— The fears of many of these Crowned !Inds, no doubt, gmeirehs with the injuries they have indicted. Yesterday evening two Dutch Mails 'mired, bringing Papers to 27th inst. BRDISILS, hfAIGU 44.--Tho Ministers at Paris have bees obliged, on "cermet of the increaring bold ness of the Pamphleteers, to call some et them be fore the Tribunals. We learn aims, that an anony mous libel has been met to M. ROMs, President of the Chamber of Depoilev, for the purpose of Wog dstributed to th Members, in which an attempt is made to justify the murder of Lows XVI. and to hold it up es an 'temple. The Author if not yet known, and it cannot therefore be decided to what clan of people each sentiments can be attributed. BICMAN, M ARCH 111.--Ti. British Ambassador, Mr. Koss, It gooe from ibis city to Hamner. Leiters hate bees received frour the Monareb. of In gent, dated 16th Februa►y. off St. Kitt'., :toting that she bad capture! • s:swinish brig, laden with wise, brandy, &c. velvet at 50,000 dollar:, which she had fallen in with on the 11 , 11, then in possesalon of a pirate, and sent her for Ass Cayes. The pirate erected her escape. The Monarch is one of the/Alps that sailed from the Dower in the latter rad of De cember, with troops and military stores for the la. se►SMls in South America. raz.47T orta SPAIN. The &Nosing are the eeilines of the Treaty with %pain. rerestly tensed by the Secret wry of State and Don Chill, Sciattish Aatbanador, and agreed to by the Senate osasimotaaly. Ti. Treaty mast im sent to Spain (Of I bii radicatitan of theiipaeish Government :-- 'e-The Treaty adjasts sad lastly settles all centre. tttli maneekand differences limy/sea the two crontries. It Florida, lie in sovereiesty to the United States, Is jo lams the seetitern and up4tergi b oin d er ipa. _ , bpshis at tbo anvil, of t►e %blab, tr4d follows its right hank to the Wiled. VI ,deg. thesti north to t►e K' giver, and optimising along its riskt bank to the itlOth dm. of long. fro. Looks ; those* earth to the river Arkansas, and op thaws. atom its right bank to its goatee in the Rocky istoontains ; thence north or south to the 42 deg. of lat. and 'lon that parallel to at Petite Mesa. " The United States reins* Spain from all chiles l i of their citizens, included in the Convection of A.. gust, 1802, which Coriveutioa is snivelled. Second, all claims en account of prises made by Freoch Tye. ,sets and coodemned by French Consols within the Spools\ territory and jurisdiction. Third, mil claims ea account of the sespension of the right of depeelt at Near Orleans. Fourth, all claims of Americs• dtisons epee Spaio for unlawful seizures at sea and ie the ports and territories of Spain or the Spanish celestes. Fifth, all claims of American citizens on Smile, that have berm presesied to the Department of State, er to the American litielerer he Spain, sinnithe date of the Convention of 1802, or before the signs. tore of the Treaty—ell these claims she United States assume for a sem net ezersedieg five millions of dollars." TO CORNMSPON MINTS. e, ne wrieleree we ibe Ceswera Ceased We are to Imre, thal MIMI they are peeved, we owerawre bred ink awl due, wilt be roved fickle rufewkil, we would &Aar likekies New, wow Ithweadiej we an, MS She writer k raped ill illy. "• eorates to all Liade of &ern." A L0p.... immerse of she Cop Corn ere jowly folded up; hot If we were I pobliar then wesboold probably drew a new .f boesets Wood to. If these deems' Grittleorn petered is this wasee,, they will pull upon thesoetves as revere • reprverb at V0L...111M curt •pon the Fres& of the some Ash, slow be tsW— " Lumina es seal pea re cat k Illik mph met, Notes ere/Will felts feet* Mir seffeet." Cern will see that the worthy Mamas, Monet with • Meet courtroom for his preference of vehicle to cell hie kiss* together. Mb 1451151 dell be published, however, If desired. ~~: ~ s.~ I .1