The Statesman. — London, England, 1819-06-10 00:00:00

-COURT es cemmoN cuMvviL. A Civil et Common Connell it as yottorday bold at G 8114611, to consider of the propriety of petition.. log Parliament against the Foreign Enlistment Bill. Shortly attar the Lord Mayor had taken big nest In rho C•ert. Mr. A. rest, sod Wore procerkaing to the Immediate bylines. for width the Court teas envo i)lerl. made some observations on the circumstances which had occurred doting its last sitting. He said, .11. at it was the Gist time Within his nun recollection - that the Covet bed la" 'deserted by the Aldermen ow any pressing emergency, and also the first time that any ( lowlier of it had taboo advantage of their 'shavers in Order to prorogue. Indeed, the Hiss. Ceistkresso who had noticed she circenistance had acted lacondlstently with his (Own principles. If a - Court could not still wittiest the pretence Of two Aldermen, 'City bad the tlonootable Gentleman so 'far deviated Item his own doctrine, es to present a petition when the proper number of Aldettnen were net to be found in the Caere ? try presenting that petition he bed recognized the existence of the Court, and had—s.i. Mr. T. N.lVlLataras bent rose t. order. n. Tloneeteble Menthe' ►ed et, tight, In his opinion, in anode 1., whet ►ed taken pltee at a former Meet. ink of the C..ort. . . . - Mr. FAIFCLIL was continuing is the some strain of argument, and was maintai ' g his right to torso •ere in the nhservarians which he had been making, when Mr. T. N. Williams attempted to rise again, upon which Alderman WAITIIIIIAV rose, and espnessed his MM. prise at the dliorderly rondeet rabic% tbe Honourable -Gentlemen had been and still was purloin,. This observation called op Mr. T. N. WALLIA3II, lobe spoke with so mach wanu in defence of his mordent, that the Lnrd Mayo► thought it requisite' to interfere. That Gentleman, however, in spire of the rebuke which he had received, groin attempted to obtain a hearing from the Caen, bet was !peeked with sack an uproar and turrult as scarcely ever oc. cursed even within the walls of the Guildhall itself. In the midst of it, end whilst Alderman WAITIIMAO was melting some remarks on the impropriety of Mr. Williamk's behaviour, Mr. S. Drum entered the Court, and having been Informed of the t Mr. Felell's remarks, sold, that the attack which hed beep made span him in his absence eight to bees been deferred till Ye bed been present to defeed , himself. Mr. !Nem., in conseqwente of this indigestion, repeated the assertions which he had before made In opening t►e !majorss of the Meeting. A few angry words were engendered by Usk prectedlog, and did not terroloatenalil M. !raven moved a vote of coo. sere against the Aldermen who tall left their posts daring the time t►at the last Court ass assembled, cod of holding t►em op to patine •elke as totally unwort►y of the confidence of their fellow•citi=ens. When this declaration was made icemen to t►e Coen. mon Cosaeil, another tamalt, not a whit inferior to Oat which se have before mentiooed, disturbed t►e tranquillity of the Coast, end was not at all ap. peased unlit the Honourable Gentleman, acting on the advice of Alderman Waldman, annormeed that to *veld not peewee,. in the motion which be bad sobinitted to their consideration. When peace and harmouy wee again restored, ?sir. nen'. opened the business of the afield tiepin aspeech of same length. Ile observed, that thoegh he was loth to take up the time of the Court in 'nog quotations from Gristles, Peffendorlf, or Mattel, there was a passage in the latter author which felttsionelf justified in bringing before their notice. 4t weithier--tbst so Power had s right to complain of the subjects ea neutral Passer joiniegtheir 'lrene to those of a third and hostile Power, unless those subjects either invaded its territories, or engaged in a cassethet was manifestly and notoriously unjust. —(►fear! from Mr. S. Disuse.)—lf this principle was correct, and be maintained that it was, Spain could have no xenon to complain of the interference of British subjects in her quarrels with her colonies, and there was, therefore, no necessity for introducing each a Bill as was at present pending in Parliament. Indeed, if it were passed, it would tints!, the very %mobility which it was profened that It intended to protect. Ile should be sorry to think that it owed its origin to foreign dictation, sad should be still more sorry, if it did proceed from such B quarter, to see the People of Englend acquiesce in such a proposal. He could not perceive airy rational objection to the first Resolution which he intended to goose; and, as so much argumentation had taken place upon the nb ject in another place, did not think drat he should benefit the nose which he edrocated, by entering into any farther observations upon it. Ile then moved the first Resolution (for which see the Adver tisement) After the Resolution had beet seconded by Mr. SLADE, Mr. S. Thiox rose to appose it. With regard to the quotation from Batten—(lord leorkfer, sod cries of " Yon mean Valle;,") be world neither admit nor dispute its setbority, as he did not so much look to the opinions of old mesly records as to those which were warranted by the blowy of man. lle ceold tot discern any validity in the arguments which were tied anion the eentreents of this Bill, especially whenhe recollected, that we bad stated during the American war the interference of France end Spain in that quarrel as the meson of ear commencing hos tilities against these rations. Even if he stood alone his view of the subject, be shortie oppose the pass ing of such a Resolution as had been proposed by the worthy Gentleman opposite. Mr. Grilli , hs, Alderman Wood, Mr. Jernev, and other Members of the Court, opposed the view of the question taken by Mr. Diego, and supported the linatetion of Mr. Alen. Alderman WAITUBIAII said, that he had !loosened with the utmost attention to the speech of the Ilea. Gentleman (Mr. Bison), bet etch was dm pity and companion which be felt for him en acceant of the store ignorance which be (Mr. Dizon) had that eyelike displayed, that be almost though' it wane cenotry to comment open it. He hen not merely misname(' one of the mast valuable, and yet ono of the most common work, on the laws of war, but had even gone so far as to call one of the hest knows of modern publications on the 'object an old and musty mold. lot bit own part ; be (Altkrann Waltham) TRICK ov STOMMI TM' Neel Mark ro ?qt 9 pet rrit Rye. 671ita 3 per Owl. o.no. 91 per Ceet. 759911 ptr Cent. p6:10 46 Ihr. Aer. Vpfll STATESNIAN. THE STATESMAN; LONDON: Tunpubmr. am' ICI; 11111. In the SrArrtstam of yestootioiaro nave the of fers of the three parties for the Lan, and showed that N. litcruscutto was the sacossfal bidder. His proposal mast have a little sorpriaed, if it did not discompose, his rival bidders. Tb. Minister's friends will naturally say, he has made a good bar. gain for the Public, and the buyer, no doubt, thinks he has sufficiently gourd,. his own interest, and will 'spat to make a profit by the transaction; and so he may possibly is the Wag raw, although the °a nions fell to a discount of 2 per cent. daring the forenoon of yesterday, an* actually left off at If discos's', thoogh It had borne a premium et one short time of If per cent. ; so rapid were the floc. Nations from one point to another quite opposite. The erect ad animists is the Stock Esehooge, re. sonabled'a powerful whirlwind on a ship et see.— TM jobbers and speculators were never seen In seth agitation since the time of the famous Look, Loa Some tryia to raise and others to depress and on. &gala the borgain in the wraritsst. The deposit of 10 per cent. on the ()muskies will be made at the Bank on Saturday, wh.n Eschews Dills will be rocrived according to v4%1146011; !soloist this end that day mines and countermioes will be planned by the Bolls and Bears, and thus it is that the distress of the nation is a idattly made the 'pert and speculation of so many prisons, who think moth less of the fortune of she country than of mak ing their own. Public debt is ii.. producersf sushi. bitious, incapable, sad ritrovageat Ministers ; and the raising of money by leans, by tales, and dig• treating and impoverishing the People, are the on. ■voidable antipolice of sack debt. how the public feeling is called up sad worked on is the providing for these always dhtressiag, and often wicked, de mands, we painfully wisp's. every hour. The debates of last night in the House of Com. mons, shoals Wended to great leng•bs, ore of bat little importance compered wish those of the Com mon Goan. In the Wow It did appear as if the interest of the Punnet AT LARGt was the subject of discussion ; and what besides, the People at large essatitutet the Coue•rav!: TN. unfeeling, the in sensible ad los of %be People are in as great a miatity at Guildhall, as the Friends of the People ass is bl. Stephen':. To give way to the apron- Mon of our feelings of indignation on this affect ing topic would subject os to danger, sod perhaps rain ; for it is enacted by the Lords of the land and the Iloneorable Representatives of the Pro. ply, thst the writer who brings she Government, I. e. the measures of Ministers, into contempt, is punish. able by fine and imprisonment as seditious. What honest man, or artist Journalist then, unless he flat ters or flys, can speak of nth men without subject ing himself to the hazard of an a-officio process of the wsiebfai A ran eitT-GSWIMALI The tints is com ing, however, when writers may with mortEsslety de. scant on the actions of the enemies to freedom; in the man while we Lail with pbossere sad hope, the seal of a few friends of the People in wrestle( the C011'0,06012 out of the unhallowed hands who now withhold it, sad interpret it es 'ha please fortheir own radiation. Mr. Alderman Warrnwan's IT. giro' set-down of Mr. Bead Bacolt, as will baser. Iss our report of the proceedings in the City, drama to be repeated and remembered. "Tbe Worthy Gentle man (said be) should recollect, that not many years since he had, in a very gamin; way, supported the cause of the Spanish Patriots. Now be forgot them altogether. In a free country like this (added he), every man had a right to emigrate where he pleased, provided be did not disturb the general peace and tranqoillity. Thoeaaods of our fel low-countrymen were starving; an immense load of taxation was about to be levied ; and was the poor wretch, who could neither pay them nor Mid bread, to be prevented from Peeking a spot where he might obtain existence? Was the only re- treat of the pour and the distressed thus to be cut off; and this in support of one of the most odious ipso. airs that ever raided ?" The seed of public virtue never w holly dies, while, then, we see it shoot op alter this manna in arias placer, let us hops that :be leutahrd busiest is out far off► THE ?L!NDS AT HALF-PAIR TWO O'CLOCK. Greater wavering in this ticklish property was sere, experienced in so short a time. By this hoar the Consols for Accoont attained to 69, and Os wlom left off at a discoont of ono per cent. 'REICH }MMUS, JUNt 7. It is certain that the differences between Mae of the Swiss Cantons and the Court of Hades are ami cably terminated. They write from HIROTIPI that the PRINCE Reese? is about to peblish, with the edrice and consent of the states, and An Omit credit, a foreign Lean of 810,000 crowns In the amnion of a lottery. It sill ee ditided into 47,0tt shares, repayable in six years. One of the most parlous rooms." of the de• partment de N Gironde is about to erect, at their non ripener, a nmountent of great rails and eaten lion to as old logionery, named Asses?. as We all know," says the Editor of the Constitidlionnet, " the affair of Allenkirrheo, 19th August, 1796, in which the ilhostrless General klunctau was mortally I "flooded. ALeant, throwing himself in the midst of the enemy, sabred the man who had given the wound. Reternieg instantly to the expirleg General, he placed i him upon his hone, and though wounded himself by the &hag, attained the camp with his precious charge. It was for this glorious act - that Asses? received from the First Conrail a caralline d'honnevr, and a certificate signed with his own hand, attesting the trait of heroism which we km here recorded• This may be deemed a real title of nobility." ' looked open tho bow Wire PisMoroi as a pmt unjust and i t itsterfertitee with the liberties of rho soliect, and shoots) taerefore he very happy to gisppOrt the Rey*lstinst. either in that Court 0: elsewhere, with ail the abitities in his power. 'r(llewr!) After a few words :n esplanation from Mr. Dixon. and aeseraliatsiwportant remarks hem otites Mein. berg the Resolution was carried with awls owe die. sentient voice; that woke was the voice of Mr. Dimon. The other Roselotions (fo► which tee Adcertlse• meet) were 'boo sawed end esiciod, •sot • short , digeessied ; ••d Politica," eenforaieltla Armen wee'• •fterw•rd' •greed ea, snd eaterod In be paettato4l t• both ileeses of P•rlist••et by the City Umbers Grate ir bleb . fiat (:norc •rlinernoat. "• % •)AV AT 111111 O'CLOCK. 5 pet DOI. Mery Ipelns 111.85. 5 4 dia. Lneg Am. 17 15-154 Ptcherpser RM. 4 5 1 4 41p. outwits S 941 . 1 il dis• UM ei MI MI. AntIICAW PAPCIII Or TIM MU MT. TM Aurora has s letter from Washington, where. Is it is stated that Mr. (7nters, President or the Bank of thi United States, bad applied to the Seer*. ary of the Treasury for permission to suspend psy. meets in specie, which was peremptorily denied.— Tbe whole accooot is subsequently contradicted by the Editor of the Aurora. From the Baltimore Patriot we Ir.sro, Mt a Gen tleman has arrived hots lAN, who dices It 119 fik opinion, that the Patriots are too mach in went of , anion, wily, and strength to be able to reduce that place. There is much reasoo to doobt his judgment however ; as Ira Is also of opinioo, " that Lord Coca- RAMC viii do more horns than good." Wo avow so slier want of kith in thil inothsay•r. TREASURY IN , IT(WeTt4INI Tel TUE cuarom• IIOUSL AT ROSTOV " Verifications must be made by the Conte, even thoogh there he nope resident fn the port of shipment, if there is one resident in tho coon, ry. In ibis sense s l England is In be ant country, Ireland ..other, Scot. l Iced another, and so on. " Where Consols are forbidders by municipal lairs from administering oaths, as in Englaud, verification is to be mad. beton a Magistrate, in the presence of the Consul, •ho is to certify That the oath was ad ministered in his presence, that the person to wheat it was administered Is of respectable c►aracter, iced is the person who ought, occording to the Act, to verify, together with the °Scud character of the officer receiving deposition. " Goods steal valorem duty, whose invoices ors not •verified, or not verified according to the Act, , tby packages are to be opened and appraised ; if ap praised value exceeds invoice value, or if greater but not exceediag 25 per cent. 50 per custom to be added to appraised vols.. " It is easel in some foreign coentries, particularly lin England, to make sat invoices at nominal pricer, and then make discounts according to the state of the i market anti the selling prices. Sash discounts cannot be snowed in the computation of duties. The only discounts allowable are those which the importer makes oath were allowed bone fide to the owners of goods. in pc,yment mule for As some, before their shipment." The Ditchers of Kiwi is already se fur ad in her ',sconce that IMO Mere Bulletin will be ;med. Royal Infant continues to do well. Dr. Davts's visit* to the Dachas will be sow only occasional. To-day the ballot takes place at the India-boom, on obit grant of 60.0001. to the Marquis of Barrtacs. 1:11101IY•LAIlt THILATRE.—this Theatre closed on i Tuesday night foe tho waren with the following Ad. dress spoken by Mr. Sytruan KIMILI Litotes AND niliTAtilkm.—l M renimiest by she Pro- Iris-son and she Perforate:l to offer you their sssic..teß4 hiusw- I kdarseass far the pationaue oronfernist upon shi4 Theatre, end they be se In moose sow, that It will winsulnie thew to Gr islier mid visite, eterliont for sour onwisevarstt w bra they have nest the bstaasur of oppeartri lefsre you. Doing the ‘ 1 4c..t . ...h Is intended tbornseitly in repair ohs Theatre, soul to weetel liel. and beartify it in& mower worthy a/ roar weer:sun. anti to strew these the Cowpony with all the talent that Coo br t wo. Hived. For woctelf. is nty Glacial capacity. 1 hare beta se. crowd wish with indalpenre as puts Ii out of me, pelmet to Monk ton as I aught ; sad I with to take Ibis opposites°, rf public], retwelet: my Moats In sly brother Amor., hi afros maisihwre 1 base hero esabled to perform the &slit' s.f my w d now situation; they bare esensisesed themselves towards use like files& awl brellirew, mod sty thsok• hie due so worry sit• disidual. I seeMloe she., beim, I know an ilitioina preiwas OW there b always a schi.m huh teal the 44.41:thi: 1.1114.. much she townie% has been Itsr rut in the preteol thiii the harmony which lent so. been like shit: of tinnily. As ibis is probably the Intl lime 1 tier hate I . to.noar of adders-ing yots. I SA my Geller deeply ;teemed in prosuusseing she ward—farewell. May heohli, happiness, and possprrity, almost yaw all ! !sou DIANIOND.—A circumstance of a singular tonere, likely to attract the notice of :mineralogists is, at present, the subject of conversation asnonast the literiti of Dublin. An *scowlingly lien speci men of diamond crystalized has been found iss the pod of • small stream in the north of Ireland. It is of th e species called by the lapidaries the yellow dia mond, of *lmmo hese) and remarkable size. A Laantxr: Flar.—This day, about it o'clock, most alarming fire broke out ist the premises of Mr. Bennett, a batter, in 6°owatt-street. This house, with that of Mr. Mills, west door, sus soon burnt In the greyed. The greatest fears are entertained for other boosee, as the fire was raging with iodeictibsble fury Rhea WO Paper went to NAVAL INTELLIGENCE. • DEAL, June O.—Arrived end '3i:tit for the River, the Name, Sherwood, from Grenadr ; Wud np Salger, from the llavarirish for ito•ierdam ; T.l %mai sod Ann, Sided, from Oporto, mod the Cla.,lston, from the West Intim, bath for Loudon.—Remain iu the Downs his Majoretyli ship S•vero ; Ife•s.ren, Gibson, for Surinam; Ind Lavinia, Kelt:s, from R.* Janeiro, for orders. PONTINIOUTN. Jose file—AetiVid the Bete', kin, Frain Homier's, in 44 days; Bed hit 314javy's 'ship Forth, from Ilitilea.—Peseed up Channel tt.e Vkterie, from. Basest.—Sailed the Mere, Arms , rue & end Mass, Rivers*, for Lend ; Fenny, Sid'er, for Geernsey and the Cape of, Ge ed Hope ; and r,i, Majesty's ship (incise on a cruise. Os 2711. M.y, is at. 42. 31. N. long. 31. W. IN* Bins, spot.. th e Fancy, from Ss. Vincent's fur Bii.toi Ou 284 May, in lat. 42. 40. N.. loos. 35. W. she spoke iNN Crenated', from Itfracomb for Si Andrew's, nut 23 dye.-0. the Bth inst. petted the Progress, Talbot, from Houderes, set 45 days, all well. FALMOUTH, JUNE 7.—Arrived the Dike of Xent peke, with a Mail, from Lisbon, in eight days; Juliana, Ogilvie,. truss Loeduis for Wards ,•_Lord Wellington, Dill, froes'dittu for New Smith Wiles; and Elisabeth, Godfrey, from ditto for Billies.— Sailed the Commerce, Becker, for liindon. llsewicu, June 9.—Sailed the Prince of Omega packet, for Rebind ; and the 1•:ail of Leicester pecker, for Cuxhaven; be It with Mails and pas. Seegers. PLTIEOIITU, JUNE B.—Came in thn Enchantrese, Roberts, from Rio Jasieiro, in 100 days, bound to Ilambergh. On else 45th of May. in let 38. 12. long. 18. 23. she fell in with a Potteries* frigate conveying sis snetchentesine from Pernambuco bound is Lisbon ; est 41 diyi.—Sailed the Lord Wel. Hoven, Rill, for New Synth Wales, with female canticle. Corrtl, Just o.—Gee in the Realer. Wli., freer Cherlesion, with co•ton, in 28 dirt —A'tio graved the ship Free Antencett, Would', hoes Canino, with tee, &c. in 13S diye; both there ships retwata (.r orders. CdRLISLE WKAVERS. On Friday there was soother General Meeting en the Sends of the operative monsdaelsrers of Corti.le end sobstist, nbich torsi attended by depistutlosis from Dewtf►ies, Ectleferbso, Annon, lesoultolut, Springfield, lotortoott, Cockerrnouth, Whitehoven, Wipers, Petlrittt, Brampton, Bansird Castle, and fink • 'loather of ciltor plArvi of minor impottessee. to Iho eisownt of nearly 3f , 00 twon ; w ho onowiesosfy /were OM to poi thrir build to the shuttle •otil the terms they had requested ►hnold he complied with— out! PPTOI, en soy seesaw at.ateser, or upon soy terms, fur the Messrs Dixon,. Th. following k Mr. Corrien's letter to Lord Sid- Oseth respecting the Petition presented on Whitt of the Carlisle Cs-inewesset• .• Chapel Mira. Saturday. May 1919. 6 . Mr Lola.—ll is a ob nalensued .eeret I (eel myself rani pelted intrude seals 'a par Lomtstip is the the Pesthole I had the hommr pre-raison ea Moodier. " Ike manner in altich your Lormtlip remised .he Peri• tins of the Co too-ureavers of Carlisle. lilt no doubt on my maga bat yin too a lively totere4 is the r solferiors and have represented their distress to his Itoyul Mews; the Prima Itegen*.—l should, as is demo booed, have salted for some smisaatiaa from pair Lordsalp if I kad set esos.i• defied h of imponaare yea should hr made atqualoted the nreloctinn in the prim M . wearies. make sot apolory for mediae you a paps., hoard by thew etatiai their pier awes. These poor asslismonate mem seem redwing to a mate of despair sad ne.peralioa. Aar .MlLleate I may be or pmord to bare, ha. sad stall be exerted for pre•ersirg the pw.see.— Some measure , moo be take, fur their relief. I wool.* beret happy to ea-operate Ishii Na Majesty's Uiuimen—least ist all 'would I wish to add In their elislairas•amit. At the Menial' of Parliament ul3 Weoll./...), it as. my iiill/101 w a e/II f As sa Cas•lerraga's attention to She Pythias, sad In esquire watt /hi / the tioverosiv , 1 stele disposed to lake. l shall he go• %erred in this ty eiremminners. It seas • highly desirable. if %%%%% merit ii,edi.pie.e linAd is esioseyikt 'hem Gasaia. that it should be done a. speedily a. psnulhle. lase the honour Sr be, my Laird. Isar Lord,hip's mast obrilitim Mal& servant, "J. V. ‘UltVitN." To this letter Lord Sitionovtb :attuned for e steer. that he bed tionytnitted the Weevers' Petition to the Prince Regent.oinlitstt it sod ttootherttornmenti on the +object were, by bit Ruykt Iligbiu so's command, usdoe tea euesideration of tbe FArl of Liferpool. SURREY SESSIONL—AI a Palo hoer yesterday the business of these Sessions terminated. It will be re. collected, tl:st is Calmgoyim' "f the 'rest ihri•abe of ogenders in Ike Newiagion dirtrice,. it became requisite that Pao* titbits,. for relieving the J. emelt' la adopted. Accordioaly, al a.foll of Magistrate', Lehi at Ryegalu k so the Mb gf April, it was resolved, that the *Wont fee ale Ms. (tint of Newington should Ito WV rutty Oa seeks, losiesil of three monthi, as 'heretefore. 04 Mon day the tie. &alien eoutmeneed before Mr. lin itsox «nd a very full Bends of Maglstrstes, who. ito Calendar presented no Ire then a pets**• its mes had, for various offei re., liner the last &ammo. Sint of when, were antivieteri at felony sod erotooced to transportation for ssitioos pericdsi serval In various terms of imprisonment; 17 sere dischar:ed by proclamation, and the Court adjnersed until tee 12th inst. to hear appeals. Elam AOaDIRAKY Occurtacarct —On the lOth alt. a mere, beton .; Mr.!imouttm, of ittkam• Bryan, near York. foaled, at rho uses% time. The fn.!. however, had not soy fora Irgs, sod it was ales hoed of both eyes; though It was well proportbseed, earl complete is every other reaped. It sveme.l lively, and 'term) itself very Moots tre be fed ,• bat the owner properly ordered it to be tiled immediately. On slor sth Init. nt Cool% 4 mr-lier, &are r ilhe IN) John Botcher. Etti. of n oroglitor. 1 1 .1Alikil U. —..—...• On the fit het,. in S. Jobees C. rl. Ell'elle•nh. .7"r• t. Eno. of Plonk ( h.triinn. is the messy of '%ie 1.4.11P0r1a 4.‘e• tone. is I.rnoly. wc.nil danselnet ni 11 MOM thltiork. b Secretary of the lased of J.Miea. WED. o.Tomlay ertgisg. at Ws hawse. la Hader. treat 001 attar* of apaylezy. Lim ge Barclay, Esq. at V. tiara Leto. Seamy. 0* the tah hat. la the Mb year of blow, Mr. J. Yew.. of Taristack*lrret, Cereet-gaides. 1,0,4 Proote4 end Prbii•be4 by S. Prbity, . 1 um , STATIMIX.I N thritiCi 7 No. 4, Sabisbur)-40.fit, tieil groh•