The Statesman. — London, England, 1819-11-03 00:00:00

-7 - ADDRISSTO THR INDSPRNDENT ORNTLR- Hirt AND TRADESMRN OP PORTSMOUTH AND PORTSRA. GINTLEru.-1 am astiroished at titespstily which ewes to kayo possessed your sloths ; y.. AD to W. i.st the spirit of Englishases—dsod to grape. thy and all the leader feeling, of homegity ; yes mem only to See for 'gormless, onacially god en. Naturally ; bet is there nothing that will erase yen fres year Itthareic slumber to a sense of 'nor day ae mee—es Englishmen ? Has net enough already bore done ?—base yam hearts of adamant ?--are they. steeled to the cries of Ike orpitan? Mast the widow's leers Sew la wale ? Shall the beery laded penal, whose eel' soppert has been snatch ed from him by the hand of the bloody Yeomanry, lace his grey hairs brought down with sinew to the pate, without sensor and without jostler, sad yen 'main sepia* god indifferent? Do Dot the horrid and bloody acts committed at Manchester strike yen whh horror, sod warn pa to prepare for the same gnat ? Know you net that the Nee authorities which ordered the radian band at that place to sabre their ownitsediog ementrymeo, easy owes new be pre paring the instrumests of death for yew, unless', deed, log become their willing slaves!! thereto'', ere it be toe late. Ye reverend di• tines and teligioes professors, ye sepperters of Missions and Bible &Kitties, can ye epee a Ingo of oho sacred volume that does not condoms year condom ? Den the fear of man pretest yew from sets of merry gall brassily ?-- Ham yea so long been recommending lb* Bible, sod 1 wow Is one general sass rise to deny the troths therein contained ? Have the prisonet s mourafel tale, the widow's tear, the orpban's cry, no claim on par pity ? Hawe you moth's's to de with am or Religious Liberty? Wonder net that yes are sag peeled, sod year Bible rejected. Let me oaken ye. ell latently to smite and call a Public Meeting, to cogelder of the most ;ffectgal means to alleviate the distress of the seinen at Manchester, and to being the esthete of it to jestice. 3. L. Vine it se blew way of sewage op the lebsetiptiew ittaa I. a Jetta by time pr.—Er. SIIIP NEWS. DRAT., Orr. 4.—Cests down from the River sad sailed. the Dry lisrhearplanters, Strom& for ea; Nosey, Wilkie's', for Sierra Leese; Fisdisy, Barrio, for Medeira ; Otitis Branch, Greathead, for Rio Jaseiro; Graham Moore, Lash, for Messina; Finitude, Smith, for Batbsdoes; Archimedes, Pratt, for Coronas; New Phania, Lewthwalt, for idol. dad; Graothass, Underwood, for Demerara; and Orphitos, Cristall, for Serape—Wind N. PORTSMOUTH, Nov. 2.—Selled the Sean, Dring, for the Smith Seas; Ocean treaspert, for Deptford ; sod Sawed mod Jose, Rarlieg, for London.—Wind N. W. Flanirres. Nov. the Prince of Dump perk's, for Helloed; Castlereagh picket, for Cgs. &sum ; and Charlastl• packet, for Gotteabergh, all with Malls.—Wind N. N. E. Ps.stroorm, Nov. I.—Arrired the Portland, Wenner, from Porstaad (A) for Antwerp. She ha boded .1. sa.s or sod crew of the Caledonia, from Mirsmachi for Graagensootti, which vessel was struck by a Mossy sea as. the 10th October, which washed 100 at she crow ovelbeard, awl threw the vessel on bet beam eods, carried away her 111•111.41110 mid fore. to, •wast. the .ee making a wimple,* breech over Ih• sets.% to which the crew remained 14 days withnot sever, and seheittios *a salt p.tk. The r.ritand his also brae 4 ht Iwo* Cap'. Lewis, of the Willie anti Ans. of Biyth, abkh was lost last Aerti.— Woo E Is. NORTH 4 11111.04. Nov 1 —The Prosiitenee. Gill, tba , Its iv tendert epos the Ilerd Saud. was plaaderwel we Sewell', sight of her anchors, &r.; sod 1111 at. temps was rule to pleader tier main rizging, bet the eortstables making their appearnee, the thieves were reeented taking it away. On the Saute night, ileum men • ere detected daring oat b Its in the wreck of Me Commerce, also upon the Herd Sand, one of whom was takes into restody, bet obit others escaped. to eensequeoce us letters from the Home Depart ment le the Lords Liestenant, the Yeemsery Cavalry In the Midland end Northern counties have been called upon so held themselves in readiness to assist the (Ivll Authorities, io case of necessity. Sir W ATILIN W. WYNN, Lord Lieeteeset of Dee. higlishire, has requested the intendancy of the Lite. unarm) sod Magistracy, to combustor the best means of pieserviog the public pence" and eirstogtheeiog the civil power, by the aegnionsatioe of the littered force el the annoy. The moiler for these sesseres ' we shoold merges*, will be diminished day by day, by less alarming but equally artaie preparellen for a Reeoam. The Lord Liestenency, from which Earl Fen- WILLIAM has been dismisied, was bestowed (she York Cooroot elmserees) en him as a special mark of the King's favorer see regard—his dismissal sot without precedents—ibe Doke of Nonvotm removed in 1791, for having, at • Meeting of she Whig Cleh, toasted " she Sovereignty of the People"—and in 1710, Marquis CARNASTHIII sod Eoti Pennon' were dismissed. she former from she Lord Lieetenency of els• FAO Kidirig of Yorkshire, and she latter (fool Wiltshire, because they bad opposed Ministers la Parliament. Throe Noble Geed, have each been mentioned as the sucrose, of Earl FITS, I LLI A —the Doke of POLTLAND, Lord GIANTSIASI, and Lord LASCILLES ; she latter of whom, we are informed, has been ap pointed to the once. Yost Foiessioar Fste.—As this fair, on There. day, there was a eery iediderent show of fat cattle, but which aid well. A seat number of sheep, and souses hole's, et from 64d. to dd. per lb. ; prime brsitsv. 64. per stone ; iafe,ior ditto, 7s. There was a considerable member of sheep for breeding, which mow a eery read, sale at good prices. Yon& ‘V out. M Aims - v.—At ibis market, on There dm), 110. re use a good quantity of Fleece Wool, *kith sold readily. Long Wool fetched from 22% to 231.94. pet stool. THE grA'ITSMAN. MAGNA GHARTA. Hail. awe darts I deed of ages deed. For which sir vegetable faoses Wed. *beg slaty Heir assotry'switb'slog freedom wee. From Rome's Dkiwtor sad despotic Jogs. Nail. desibless Kroll l Saw turta's children grasp Thy Messiest% wrested from • tynuit's glop s AM oft as Wesery divas with gimes soblesse. roe Mee' *abreast& pill'elag (load of Mae. They bid flair mob' Mee* pray's' deemed. Os that immenal hoar wbes Mos east peoe'd I Hail. Nara Charts. hail I is 41161 of Moe. The Brims dotes proclaim It —" l am fret r For she. art sacred. Whets the despot's eml Froscb'd trembUgg, fasitsriag o'er My ..weeded Fins Freedom Wood bee lideoblood crimes *rims, Awl lett a pisios from bet besegly wings s lis bade the spoiler these hot dews mem. Which earth enbeed, whew betty'. iodulonsee gave. 'Teas Word I —*twos stated I—trismpboatllsagiosede I Is be she slave *Mama thy sinus deed. Marked Meant' foe—ilto Wane Wont mos. Wish cense stimmte rogue his Interes t s pro Mos. vs) comilif. Prey. Iddl happy Weds Wirer, river sad hied(' gismo Mad la Mad I hue e'er be thine a Aserelga Mos diatom Ills people's lose, and bean Isla people's roma. Ride's/. I. R. LORD clidallANS. Extract of a letter, dated Bows Ayres, Judy loth :. 11 Lord Cambria, bas takes the Gsayagell asavey, estimated to be worth 3,000,000 dollars ; he subsequently erected a landiag et Para, and held en dititerbed plowable of that place for lee days, der lag which time be amply supplied bleaself with pre visions and refreshments, destroyed the fortileationt, and sent all the setviceable artillery is a seboosor of war, ono of the prises, to Valparaiso. He af terwards relented I. Callan t• memo the block. ode, sad wield shorty be joised by the re mainder of the sqoadros from Valparaiso, new seder the commend of Capt. Guise. Artists's re. fetal to ..it. with BOSOM Ayres will not pretest the Government from coming to an euderstasdieg with Santa Fe and &twins, because the latter ripest any supper' from their protector, Artigar, who is bard pleated by the Perteeeme. They have oaken Otargars, his seemed in commesd, also the division of the famous Andresite. The areoests from Upper Pere state, that the Rayalirt Commaader-ie-Chief, La Cern., had withdrawn to the coast towards Arica, end only left 1,000 men at Terries, sod smell gar damn in some other places. The troops which have passed from Chili, over the Cordillera towards this place, autoent only to 1,300 men, who ere to remain is readiests to assist es is receiving the grand ospedi ties from Cadiz. The etptilitino inteetiod spina k not en that strain siren up; only lei 1.0 4 Cochin,' captor* the Sea Thelma and Proofs, an their voyage from Csdis, and Lima will fellow of cisme." -sr. tiKLgivj. —some.— Oer Reeder' will kern with serprive, god so doeb t with indignation, the disinter greener In which Mr. Stoke., Naval Sorption ea board the Admiral's ilag•skip at St. Helena, has been treated. They will recollect that, on the retorts of Mr. O'Meara to Fin. 'lewd. this most reepectsble Navel Surgeon, was dl. retied to get, Longwood, to snood on Bonaparte, who wee moth ledisposed. He did so ; bee he, like his pride. comer, incurred the diepleasore of Sir If. Lowe. and he bed his option of retiring on half.pay, or of ta king his trial by Ceert.Martial, I. St. Helena, ern charges of having *acceded his enameled'., by writing bulletins of the Kt-Emperor's stale of health.— He preferred the former, and refereed to England ; Wow, en his arrival, be was receieed le the most redoes manger at the Admiralty, sod is a few days received as older to retorts to hie leaden ow beard the Sitg.ehip, with which he forthwith compiled, la the fell penguins that it was a mark of the setiefee. I lion of the lords of the Admiralty with his tended, and a reproof to Sir Hods.. Lowe for the treatment he had shows him. No seinen, however, bad he arrived et St. Helene, than be was told that a Coert.Merlial wee to be assembled to try hies no I charges pre. (erred against hies by the Lords Cornminioners of the Admiralty, relative to his crowfeet thereat his attend. emcees Gement Ilesaperte! They are socb as would, le soy elite, CS“ and siltation, be considered fri. voices sod vexatious: het coring from en high an eetberity, sod supported by the local influence of Ms fairly, he can have eery little hops of relief.— Ile regoeved, 011inieg others, that Coyote Bertrand and hlootholon might be sometethed to attend se "th emes on his behalf. the only persists. by whose he crreld refete the principal charges against him ; het he was told that there were legal ohjoelions to their appearance. The secrecy also which their Lordships thought proper to &noire, with respect to their dr. skin, in *ending lie beck to St. Helena to rejoin hie ship, deprives his of the benefit of ell the original doremeots of official correspondence, he having left thorn is Ragland, as well as testimonials of character, which after 10 years of approved service, he had re. pitied from every Commander seder whom be bad sailed. The system of terror so poweefelly operates le SI • Helena, that a Military Officer declined giving Simeon Stoke. his crienieneeco and assistance der log his trial, ow the plea of ill health • and a writer is the Admiral's office begged he woold 'aces. hies from attending to take notes, for fear of inverting displeasure! The trial was to come on the day after oar dispatch was dated, which was the 29th of Au gust last. We are sore that the above Narrative no comment. A Netting was held at Hamilton on Tommy, to reconsider the proceedings of oho former Meeting ; the Doke of liarietow wee present, as well as his brother Lard A. ilarit.tot, with a number of the most respectable liPtilutt. His Grace, in an ani mated speech, deplored the distress of the coontry, sad snored the Meeting, that he felt it hie duty to do all be had is his power to alleviate the distress of the labooring classes. The ',dogwoods of his Grace to procure employmest for the usemployed base Mee crowned with 'access to a certain retool ; but it is not a little sorpriaieg that Ore Doke should sake as mention of Mr. Owitm and his beisevolent sod bees. Geist system. In that, permanoot not temporary, relief may ba aught for. On the plates of the now Bank.sotes to prevent forgery, is a very small miniature portrait of his Royal Highnrs the Puttee Honest. most admirably eamated in the chalk manner; and from the plates being of the noway discovered prepared steel, at least two bandred thousand impressions cat be worked off without scarcely any in.'s's , In the engraving. TIEETS TOR LORD MAYOR'S Dal.•-• Those who have received a Ticket for the Civic Festivities, are also invited to select ono for rertone's roast. The Lottery draws on that day, and a 220,000 Prise in the merging mart be allowed to by a famwas sharper of the appetite for She Guildhall Dinner. The Scheme contains Rigid of 140,000. Two of which are sore to be drawn in the lied Five Minutes.—Principal Giatecer, Om ' who is Purveyor of Prises Extreme. denary. at 4, Corolla!, and It, Clraring•Cresa• Swift and Co. harm SOARED. SOLO, and arfrently PAW to the Pehlic Moss Musty io Csetrat. Poises, by many Th o usands of Pound... thrtis any other Office, including the whole of the Last Five Lorrundes,whkh contained TWO Prises of £36,000 Cnnsels, TWO Prism of f 30.000 Money. awl NINE Prism of x'lo,ooo-1n all /112,000. --Thu lorrtery begins Nut TUESDAY, wish only 5.000 Tickets in the Wheel, and the Chance t.l EIGUT Pr e 20,000, Two of which oust he ilia s os that day.— No. 11, POULTRY ; 14, Culotta Cava; 31, A en- GATZ thou STREET. GOIENT,G4RDICN THILITAIL Litt night. the Road to Redo wee performed at both houses. Orr ontke most be coolined to the per. forissore of Commi.garden Theatre. The chief at. tractions was the cariosity of witonslog Mr. Fait. asses efforts IS the part of 01d Menton. Never was the reputation of a play so patched red la. beefed as the above; sod yet, the a vitalise whisk have been made for it are rather encases for the approbation which it receive' from the Public, than proofs of soy lotrinsic worth in the piece itself. The troth is, per. haps, that success is reprosenistion is a long way from furnishing sack proofs. particularly edam that success is clayey characterised by the cis ewe' of openly expressed applause. The pleasure 'ached is judiciouss mind, by sterling wit is a differset this., and prompts a dill'ereet acknowledgment from that which '• provokes the gods to follow the @sample" set no the stage, "in reply's( thunder." As aria. 'mien of the voice or the eyebrows, a stare, a poem,' a slap in the face, giving away • bag of mooley, 00 °feria* emphatically " to protect truth, 'noisome% simplicity," Of any other of the stage viruses; test, and hundreds of things like them, can keeps. seal. pace in a roar of approbation, without the reissoulwil of any wit or probability from one mid to the other of the dislague which may sccompauy them. MI seems to be the case with the Rood to Ruin, a pier which takes captive the eyes and ewe of en stellate, without allowing forthercommunication with neje* sent, until the certain falls. Then it becomes won. drool how • siring of persons conversing sod de. claiming in the most impoverished jargon, who awm I le have no Intellectosl attributes, should peseta* be. esence ennegh to tempted sleep by their reeled,* dramatic virtues and characters. We end no, bed tate to remark epos the Improbable and insipid chg. Inewer of Sophia, who has " the lunneonc•," that is to say the childishoess, of a girl of 10 yews of sr mingled with the desires of a woman of " ene.and. twenty full-grown," SOf that of her mother, whose matrimonial inclinations are scarcely within the bounds of decency is their exhibition.--Yeeng Denison's romantic albedo* for his father, lensing him, eat of pure virtue, to resolve epon mu f ir l ie with the disgusting widow, is any thing bet liattseurable. We anent spare room far the many I o bjectless which lie evilest ibis play. TIt•I rertaio. ly will prove fatal ie its attrition is public esteem, bowner they may be shaded for the penal by the power of the actors. Mr. FA/SCI'S chaste sad entree skill was evidewly rebuked by hie molter. r and his comparative allure in the pa.t of Old Dons ton, most he accepted se a proof of •he gessoisonem of his relent. It is tree that Mr. Musette is. ren dered the part Mewling, end Wisest nosed the people to believe tint the play Is uneicrutioeable; but it is fleetly notorious, that Mr. PA UXII6III is cele brated rather for makingcharacters by personal humoor sod dramatic whim, than inhaling them in their real or probable relaiiins. Mr. FASSEN can set of a goal dialogoe, but be cannot ninths,e the absent interest of • had ens by contortions and whiessinli. ties of fare and voice, awl it is far from being die creditable that he cannot do so. In other respects be was above his author; his foe feeling sod respectable manlier were far too intelligeot for the pauperised prose of his nation. — Miss BRUNTON showed greet ingenuity is at. ikellating the incongruities of character. Mrs. DAV VIPORT IVISIBTOR ISO successful indeliaeaties the warm propeosities of the Widow Warren. Mr. Jowls would have done well mosegh la the caricetwo of Goldfinch, if he bed net sheeted " without soy remorse or mitigation of voice" throughout. Mr. ADO; is Barry Doeskin, displayed that geed I breeding which is so isterestiag even to the most prefanely vulgar, bet farther this writing sore' Ile lacks discrintiostion, and his performance is were frequeelly marked with emphasis than a je. Adore application thereof; however, he tunas to keep good cnapsay, to sandy iodustriessly, sad has years before him, so that be may yet. as be has done, improve. Essai's performance of Silky, and BLANCNASIO'S of julkey, were both as pod as the parts would allow. Wrnosos, Nov. !.—Saturday the Earl of MAc cLt•naLn left the Castle, for Sherberno Castle. Oa f.-rtighire ; and the Bishop of LONDOIt •►rived, to bit in Waiting on his Majesty. Yesterday the Primus ficaysto took an siring In F►ogmare. Yesterday his Royal Highness Priem Lattrocn, accompanied by Baron HARDIIIIIIOOIII and Colonel ADOVIIIINOM dined with the Deka sod Dachau of Kant at Kensington Palace. Coax- Cocoa nos„ Nov. 3.—We had very few fresh samples of lin Wheat at market this storming; h u t what appeared were chiefly those left over from Monday's saarket.whicls.ho 'ewer wen readily dispos ed u. et an advance of 2s.per quarter.—Foreign Batley is net in much demand, and Mandel's pans are barely sopporteti for the finest samples.—We had a good •opirly of Oats. which met with an equal de tom dat oar last prices. — ln 11:anse Pea., gad ether 'skin there is so %item:lout NAPICHICSIBK, Nor. l. —NO— Last night, at New.tenn i a place @bait half a mild (rem this town i die resideace• principally of SW lower Irish, a disterbeace took plate. Wadi, hew• ever, was spelled witheot mock dillemity ; avid+ *4 are happy to say, so material injury was dose. It apron, from *bat we bete been *nettled to collect, , that a mob, cousiatiog chielly of Isbooring I fishiness, assembled seised she booms of tiers special constallo, who had bete employed dorloothe recent distofl - et bleociseeter, and wise had become obeoaisms is comas . The mob, We *admits's& proceed• ed le eels of violeoce, and a few a the usiodens of these hews were broken. The peoples's° attempt. ad to break open the deers, sad cried out, " D them, Issas kill these b—y constables." A angst of the same of JOlll.l, whose house was attacked, a s.si olio woe one of the special constables, immediately proceeded to the barracks at hirechester, where goo 31st Regiment was statiosed, sod ordered oat a oomber of soldiers fur the purpose of quel!ing duo fray. The military proceeded to the spot, not, how ever, before tranquillity had already been rrator•J. The Pollee 0111reer were also writ for, sod arrived overly et the same time with the soldiers. Thr►e in. divides!e were spreieedod sod lodged in the Neer Halley for the night. SEW RAMEY. This morning ANUS Guide. is elderly mane George Begin, and William • M•enimr, too ludo, were brought op arid charged with hawing been cow. caned in the disturbance of lest night at New-town. The principal whimsies stalest these were, Jewell. Stedgrens, and soother special estimable, all ',Odic* in Neon-tows. 'Vie, charged Carrie with hoeing come out of his boom with a poker le his heed, en. coaragieg the people to proceed in their acts of Tito- Wee; sod crying oat," D—u their bloods, leer their Were out ;" sad vociferating " Host fet Aisles' George [login the wideness vu, 'bet he wee most active is the tumult, tied was mew throwing Moses sad brushing windows. Against 111 4 4asime there wee ee evidesce, tempting that he was swag the people at the time of the disterbenee. James Conk regoested to be hosid...-." I behave( is the most peaceable mariner possible. I cosies' I had • poker le my bawd, for the purpose of deform:lies myself, bet I did set use it. Upon my einem. oath I did not. When I first heard the ditterbeece I came oat of my Meese, and wu threatened by ellfehil stables, with loos bledgeons is their heeds. I mid, " Don't strike se, I ham dose nothing;' bet they persisted, sad struck me several limes es the heed. Info a peer boy very badly seed by these constables; he sees knocked down, and his head cut epee, sod I came net to protect him. I thought It my duty ; sad fetched the poker fs my own defense." Mr. Mammon (the Magistrate who aloes presided eo this occasion) said, " Is that all you have get le say ?" Here the wife of the Prisoner came forward, and in the most @truest m imeested • warrant against • special cosittable who bad knocked her down. ' " Will your Winship," mid she, "greet me. rearrest? 1 wee mast enmity used by this see (pointing to one of the men who lad given evidence against her husband). I assure year honest there was no disturbence ; there was tie mob; esly a few met together. I was cruelly knocked dawn sod beaten by leis man with his stall." The MAGISTKATIE smiled, sod made Ow reply. Addressing the other Prisoner. he said—" Well, what hare yds to say to this ?" George lisgin said be bail nothing to say, bet ttat he did nothing be was ashamed of. He was sot guilty of snaking soy disturbance. The MAGISTRATC then ordered M'Quiver to he discharged, and bed to be taken against liagis and Currie, in the uses' sum of 201. Bell was then taken for these two Prisoners, and Mr. Milne, Oho Clerk, demanded half a crown from each as the fee. The wife of James Carrie, a stout athletic eosin, with a very interesting countenance, again bogged of she Court to grant her a warrant against the war who knocked her down. Mr. Milne.- -Never taiga, woman ; let us have the kalf.crown first. TkeMA•IsTILATE made se reply to the women" revisit, but, es we soderstood afteroards, desired her to wait is Court. This oil not, however, mad* koewn to the poor woman, sod she soon alter waist est of Geer, •ithoet any warrant. Itecogoissoces were cowed into by the two Vol losers, Currie sod Ilagin, to keep filo peeco, end Ws of good behaviour for three months neat I. PM.. Jarmo Currie.-1 have no objection to miter as. this recognisance, bevies' I always mean to keep the piece. 1 1111,0 f wish to brisk it; bet *tory man, you know, must defied himself. I haired to horrible peace while 1 lice. MAGI.DtaTC.-1. IS glad yes de. Now p shoat your business. The parties thew left the Cunt. The yellowing indisidests accused of baying been coecoraml its the late precis:4loga et Martelaustor we the ilith of August; and of having by their anodise created a disterbeacr, were brought op before lb. Magistrate to be bailed, tree bills having beam Growl against them at the last Stresines:—lfillioart Grind. rod, John Drown, ?lomat Jackson. awl Hilliem Smedhere. The bail was tendered as its the other case, 501. for the priaciptil,enti 251. for the two sureties. A blind beggar, who bits bees in cestoly, we be lieve, for some days. ass brooght op, charged wilts having grossly abased I peruses, sod cryiee nut. " dent for ever." By the evidence of tree of ilia officers oho had apprehended him, it appoarad. thai. whets taken ep he 'intently *hosed the man, rolled him all sons of names, and swore at him terribly.— As he was bsisi taken 10 the Nrws Bailey, he attract. ed a mob round biro by crying not, " Heat for • and alnisirg Government. kl I st "Avg. —%% y ell, Piianner, what hate yea to say to calf eiss.so 55.105 t y"it Prignaer.-• Mre:l, Sir, I was drank, that's all. hiaciveriast —Take him clown, and let him be Il .acrd, and Ike.. discharged. Another moo, of respectable eppearanre, was o P iwie l li t n i t e t t ed ito:ts t i . h: s o i t t, s h t t e t ar .ey e , d i t: • ,:;:;: m :ll l ' u h a h n f e r : l r is e patid g eh a ii: t it igo kn ean .iae ogi ut f h i po l e Nh yn alw ai d t l i et s.l' e ns iit ig . . bl . eat cororti isse e t d. e that he avoid behave Getter is 'stare, he was Ills. charged. _ - . - ~- 1 . -