The Statesman. — London, England, 1819-04-26 00:00:00

THE leSiki A M .....-- ronitedt, France had not been afflicted by the crime k ' ,SP* 4 4 5l / AWlCe g elati• of regicide."—( Lirely Amherst from the kfi side, , --ite...--- • 1 . • • • end in the %Whew: ) I grine to tfit lirtvol'ation of MO, all Spanish Amt. Thew. masks a approbation were ed by the rice, indopendmat of contraband trade, lly taws l'retitlent. at bring controry to the standing order of mimed 56 millions of dollars, •r 121 millions sterling t! p Chamber, which pr•••• 04 • ev•ry •sprestion a of European imparts, which trade, fir thus bit 'niii.7 •pplsos• or r•nrsore. The Kurt% of the SLALS then years has not vamwd•ti toe. thi.d of she Steal amount, melted to.j.irergument on the Amendment, •nd "i„ g to t h e rimip. o f th.. wa r . lo shit period Cencleded by citing ...Tad pustules .frots ..... D• plisse, A ar ,„ pv h as ve ramilavit tl y t eat • roncrirly.l millions to show that 110/ 1 14 title pf ffngland a 610mib•r •f strati% • defieirocy chiefly experienced by WIWI. Piiiii•iii•fil is liffpfilialiit for whatever At may callyaltagtorincenentrie s , sti the proportion tupplied by tit Le printed. , gptin was always sawn. Up to the same period of After some further discamilon,li t a am en d men t pro; !ism, the anneal prodnerscsf the mines equalled 42 Posed he the Keeper of the Iffeblr lot craving the • laillibui of dollars, of tibia, dyeing the plevalinct worst. 6. /WWI of defamation or insult," leas adopt. of the wor t ma more than .one-third has been ob eli litoo.e. oo s ei" 1 "*IY• The .ffieeolfeleel of N. : tained. k t ipoim ins consequently lost a n i n d ex o f Lime Ifilli then submitted to the . Chamb er in oa t en ..2 5 . 2 o nni a r n er n y d o n s " , nr more t h an 561 wilt s " for.:-s' Speeches pruntoncod,ind opi i. stittant feinted i alerliag of pecianis mortals. This of course noses oteddistribotedioth•Cbinsbers." ThisitherliectOdhY, II felinity' of billion, end that ton al • tints when • Creel majority, eltbee lt h ellfiffeeted b ff• lb % eefeeele eti l logury.hes introduced utmost a tomcat., 81111 of gold :4 both sides of the Chamber. The wee ifatil ate 4 a n d iii,.,. I n mldition in the above, • de fi ciency in hosted • sector! awl third sommthebent pre d ated lit . terrlsori t t prodactintm. .st least ettosi to the Al. Manuel. 'the Chamber then eirtelmisvotl, test mould of the pteclues metals, bat also been ern the following dayilt wield tab* into coosldertille eiperioneed. And can it •be .apposed that such l i as. otwoodtwoot proposed by Al. H. Cunarant,lo flume lase, &Wearies *Quid not Mr felt in the pee. ' 4 Jl'6l'l'll'l° who 'hell furnish an eteeeel el the erd try& of Europe, but wort petticelarly of Eng. 'perches of Umbers, and adjerreted.• land ? We will wow, however, rrrrr e• the caw, sad see what trade %Oval 1t.,. hems rivaled if all 'vanish America had Wen rontioir.l equally ao free as Buenos At set. In the preceding amount of 56 millions of 1101.w', or 111 mill.obs owning, stated to be the unsold consumption of all Spanish America, prowl. out In 1810. Porno, Ayres elders in the propose lion of 31 millions of dolts's. Since hoodoos of e gos& hat hero established in that quarter, mini the inhabitants berm horn fought new weals 1041 comfit. tc, and enabled to vist•in olvittfor they entail I;sty fn., the imports from Europe have risen to 91 millions of deltas, ne its other words, have *early 'gilded, as well as Use amount at tetilinri•l pro. ductions sod vitae of property. This trade has Ito abler given ensplot tient to GO teasel, per sooram— If the same benefits had been extended to all sho usher Sections, the results would have been the some, and their consumption nettled, for it it • sarll.knowit tact, that two-thirds of thtt ishuhii•nis ••••r waft European clothing, beeline they entail not obtain or pay for it. Mid the whole of that interesting poi. lion of the globe allotted to, been at the pre. soot moment free 61141 r rated, Europe would ha in the actual enjoymeat of an anastal trade equal to tortity.fivo or thirty millions sterling, a contamplioa by nn mown, cnotumnsisesto to the musts of 17 million sit inholsitant., who, compared with them* of the United Stare, require the suer kiwis of slim haotliso, whereas, with the exception of Buenos A) fell and arrest tb• Isthmus of rename, a very laity: mount is n•w corned On. Alesicat, In fact, fur )tars has Items • complete non.entity.--. 'rho above ii *efficient to prove how different the mercantile sit astern of this country al At pretests moment would be, if it. grand object of einancipatitn had been whittled Vivese, A►ase. 0.-111 is need fliat tbv Venoms ol Waive monde fie procinel in Rainy, and remain Moro doing/ lb. Nog, of their laipetial Ma. jitetivs of Aoseria in that espies,. * - PILLAII (Pattosto). Arm. 3.—Tho Lori**, Coptoin Hoer, from London, hos arrived tn.floy with Se.tch entnoitto : they Weed establithips Ittelooolooo in Poland. Fitavaront, Aram 17.—Seedr, the essemln of elsrbrip, has eadergene a peiefel np•rstinn, which, it is 'opposed, *ill, for a flaw, pc•looig his UN. The family of Kimseheerensin••lly •+press • RIO, •tieing hem mantes of hemsnity, that Small limy die of his wooed'. before jesiice shell oblige him to as eend the scaffold. A hotter less been pobllshod, which was written by iasidt so his pawns* end family, • law miautos hi.. fore he committed the merd.•r. It is replete with es. ',sessions of affection for his friends ; and also with •rgetnesis r by winds be pretends to justify bis pro- Sec!! Hoses, Amt. 7.—The stsy , of the Emperor and Empress of Aeolis in silk capitol, she conceits, of Eissttinss foretellers of all religions, oho h .ve st rived for the patinae of wilne..ing she 11111101fiCPtit CefflMoll4ll of Holy Work. his. given se this city so ripect worthy of attention, and sods as no person Imes bad me before seen. 114.11 BURGH 4.VD DUICII PAPERS. ilitt•wer, APRIL 15.—Charles Remneff, notodoes for stealing the child of Mr. Horsley. was brought here 1,10 Sunday by some Oldenburg de nnnnnn ased Delivered op to the British Vire.Constal, Mr. Francis • C lonian. The -Prisoner been sent te.day wilts I so escort to Coshaven, dm, to be msobarkeil for "Englend. His mother, who went some tins. egn ft. to Emot i on to B'aake. tom her Baas has followed The followiAg important Declaration will be rest) rim to Costormsn. with satisfaction by every fated of liberty nom nu ?dna,. Aram 14.—A1l them yoone and hamsolly - viten who desire In goody at the new woiversity at DECLARATION OF Tilt REFUDLIC OF YEN& Bonn, meat toe vtervirled with a certineste of their coal character from G-vernment, or if they come SIMON BOLIVAR. I Urania CIII EC OF TIM REPUBLIC or from other universities, from their Professors. vam FAL ELA, &C. &C. &C. Vienna, Aetna 10.—The purchaser of an hotel " Consideritig (bat whew thespooish Government, I.m Vienna is not Prince Leopold of Sase.Coltorg, under the till. of reconti:istion, solicits the me d ia. mho will always resider isi Enchant!, hot his brother) lion of the High osiers, In order to re-establish its rrince Ferditiond, who is General in the Austrian authority over the Jive and independent regions of der tare, Americo, it is pre' er to declare, in the fade of the Thu present Vieney of Egypt, a man of distin. wotid, the sentimonta mud determination of Ve gaislred talents, has, in order In urevent lb. plague, nexo.l. :-- ruhjeried all vessels coming from suspected places to " That, not witintb toiling these sentiments *ad lhis a onarsittine, and resolved In erect a !aigrette. determination hest 1 vow manifest in the Republic I•ToChnOLls, Aram 9.—Together with the new ever since the Stio of July, 1811. and mere wa ll* egotism smuggles. and defrauders of the Customs, milady from the time when the Grit views of the uie equally l•een published, which is to be in force from nest , the (;orerunsent, in wh sin the National Repteseida ) est : both together are expected to have the most I Lion sesides, to repeat a red declare the 4ava• in a legal important COlSNurnee for the coerse of radisnge, the lond solemn manner Dist this frank and alasere novoufactutes of site kingdom, and the revenues of Ut. , dedsratitto is not only. duo to ills High Powers in Crow it. National anal foreigu Captains are allowed testimony of consideran :on sod sespect, bet also in to sail ditedly into 14 ports only, and declare their dispensable, in order to. trmatioilliao the minds of the cargoes; the places belonging to other ports (among Citizens of Ventseela. • which is Storkholm), where they ate to put in to " ‘Vhistefotie, Om CI until of Slabs brio' ester.. shake their preliminary declaration, sod be visited by bled together with the 1 ligh Court of Jude,, the the •fficers, are srticsly proscribed, and all others Vicar.Genotal, the Gent rat Staff of the Army, and prchibited ander a penalty of 500 dollars bonen, or all the Civil and Milk* ry Authosities, after deli. nn months hard labour in a fortress; as well as beraisly reviewing shit es Induct of the Spanish anchoring without necessity even in the tight chin- 'eminent, of have coax • to the following Hass siel, or wiling in without tii.rts, who Sr. ordered to lotions : have the supetib ds iendan till the allied lof the Cos. " Ist. That the Ides t•f a cordial reconcilistion lons !male officers. Vessels wader 15 lasts burden I has never entered into the views of the Spanish Gas. wit 1101 to sail with any bus Stsedish productions. torment. sod to bring beck non. hot productions of the pile, •• 2.1. That Great BOW* baying, as the raiment , . svhereihey have landed their cargoes. Every Swedish vomit of nor disf•rbanceS, 1 wire Inaltased a measure Carnal/ coming from a prod why/ether, is a Swedish I of this kind to her, she 'tie :led it to the disdain of Consul or Coinne,ssinster, shall have with him a all parties duplicate of his ship's vosnifest, signed by th e " 3.1. That at the time al ie has been treating of Consul or Commissioner, by Ihss Costous-house I recendliation, she has bees( blockatlisic oar pods, officer and the ship Dr, ker nl .be place, together !sending over armies egoism g s, and plotting tempi. with an extract of the coolest,. of all his bills of min to (lemony es. hiding ; mad shall alt.. show in the Consul within I " 4th., That Venezuela' bad ng once agreed to come three 'lays after his arrival, his last Soodish pass *oder a solemn capitulation, s nil scarcely laid down post, reed htieg it bask (signed by him) to his own her erns, taken Spain violated it in all its Purls, by count,' The declatation of the Captain shell be made sartificinc thousands of Citig ems, whose tights she millin frier hoots after his arrival, the special decla• bed sworn to respect. tali.° of the owners of the goods within eight days, " sth. That by carrying • n against us a war of end the payment of the defies within 30 days; en- extermination, vrithoot respect Mg sea, ego, or con. loadit.g in Ste open sea, sir in a prokihiled manner,or in ditien, she hat broken the sod si bonds', and incited the sh.ence of the Cosines house officer, costs tholes, a just end implocable haired. of the goods, dare years hard labour in a fortress for f " 6th. That ibis hatred ha. been reload by the the Captain, and co otisrstion cf the Ship and cargo, t atrocities she bas committed, so d the bad faith with fogether awls the poi.ishrnetito primps:mei ileitis, which, in Piety resivcl , she Ins •ks upon as. !omelets, for sods of the owners of the ship or of the' to 7110. That the whole of A. micas and mere par. goods who !Arc been privy to the mi.demestioors, lic. l tit shirty Veosettels, is intim.* .ly convinced of the jiAsovrn, APRIL 11).—To-day we expect the Sr. utter ihipossibility, on the pas t of Spain, in any ties! of her !licitness she Duchess of Meinioget:, , rummer to se-establish her amino city over ibis Conti soother of the birchen of Clarence. ller Kuyol sorra. IlighliPs• "rid pays visit for some lime to Meiningets, • " /M. Thst the whole of Arse -sirs k satisfied with dating the josiotey t.f the Doke to England. its own streng•h and tesourres. —knows its oatursl It is said, that his Royal 11:chness the Prince at:vantages, sort ' A eons of 4 :efrit( e ; and is, besides, Recent of Coglaitd has purchased of the King of sell Assisted that sin earls theta is not sufficient power the Nettled:lw) the county a Speigelberg, w bich is again to bind them to Spain. quite sodnunded hi the kingdom of Hanover, and "J b. Toot esen if lls'e tq 're, Americans are I.st kt•ih ;kr trr! tt . :ltt.losia to Count Simile:, I ' 1 resu.te... so perish 'Lan ass is submit in a GO. Moment cf blood, fur, snit era Imitation. REPUBLIG or VE.VEZUELd. a i:. ba: V 6.::1s •'i HMI * That hOialt in po ins of Ur. 'Awry aid mdepmadeliek beet n wpd nn is, 1 5 micro, al bleb. oven tir lams of Spain, and the rumples of triateny, asthenia, as to recover by fern of aroma, es in feet me have door, it would be an art of folly and ssd o►a stain to submit to tho Spiniah Government, whatever the cotolitiors eol i th be. " Wherefore, ioni.•lleti by 111 these eoutitlerbliongi Ise Iv OTPIIMIMMIIt of 'Ventage's, interpreting the de. tetasinetive tad wishes of the Nola., hes thooght proper to proostoner, in As fee. of tbe world the follow it flPdefUtiell _ " That the Repeblie 'of V 1., by Di vine and ►oteti• right, is ehtsncipsted "from the spa nish nation. sad geestiteted iota .e• indepeedeerf free, sad sovereign Siete. Yd. That Spain is not jest in again dowilndlna dominion over us, nor has Estop, any right to at tempt again In rebject es in ►ar yoke. • •, M. That w' cit an incosporatiois with the Spanish station. •• 4th. That we have not solicited the mediation of the High Posting, in order to be reconciled to Spain. .sth. That we will meter treat wits, Spain, un less as envoi with equal. in peace and in war, as all nation. •eciprocally do with each nibs,. •• oth. That we only deans dm mediation of fo reign Powers in order to Interpol. th►ir toed MSc's f humanity, by Wailing Spain to *grange and counted. a Treaty of Peace sod Amity with the V law wattles, by ackliowledglita es and tram. ing ou a free, ind.p.nde•t, and s Sign nation. " 7th and Will). The Itepablic of Venezuela declares. that hem the 10th of April. 1510, we asp fiellitini for oar v h u ; that we have spilled thezreat. est part of the blond of nor thildron ; that we have sacrificed all ear property, all OW rw.l..!mt",", and whatever els• is &sr asolsarrosi swoop mess, in eider to forever oar •nv.rei:n rights ; anti with a tics. to pritsosso them nlinspairei!, and a, they Irise bent. assisted in is by (hair. P r b l idevc., ti,. Perp:r of Venossela st. sr. Ass,' to bury themselmmi wider than 00 11 ruing. if Spain, Europe, or an► Power, shield attempt again to bend us under the Spanish !folio. •• Given and signed at the Palace of 00000 . rent, in Angostura, this '.nth day of Novembers (sistte , i) "SIMON ROL! VA It." Thit is a gloriosa end a o►ll.titned Urelirafinn— ereditahb In its authnts—hostourablo to the Cart* and to it• Chief. and 'Web mutt • ttttt to Oat Na. 111011 of Venezuela the admiration and gratitude of petrerite. TO CO If It LiroN sTs. _ •.• B. N. K. 1.-wormer, PHIL I. OF STOCKS Till Hnnk itgrek 9 per Tom RM. 711 per Con. Coach .11 1 1 . 1 C.a. t. ..melt. for Are. 7'l 4 per Ceos.l lb DAY AT (MK O'CLUCIi. 1 5 per Cent. Kney 1( 1 41 . mail Fluids ?.14 9(1 p.' l Aso. lel 19-`(.; Excbrquer kWh 3 I p. Uhmeivas THIT:I +T AT T SALIN. LONDON: INUMPAY, *rim. 1819. "" -f Of Freer% news, which we have op to Thursday last, thew. is little of material impost to crovinseuicate. In the proceedings of the Chamber of Depletes M. Ls to c moved, as an amendment upon the 20th Article Of the Carle of laws to reveler; the Liberty of the Press, that the same exemption from protestation shookd be reloaded loth, case of palliating each opi. nions es Members may not ►ate delivered from the Tribe's', bet might wish so make generally Reston, as their opinion.. This amendment. ghee some s►ert observationt pro end con, was (as might naterally be supposed) rejeettd. The French testify their commercial assideity by the circemetance elf an importation of a herd of peels from Thibetor Lich lies been obtained on cccccc • of hi. Trite A ue,a greet meaufacturer( Deputy fo► Paris),snd by the agency and address of M. JACIILAT, the Fritsch traveller, who was aided In kis srplicati• n by she wrong* of the Doke of iltcttu.trti. It must have been consideroble trouble mad difficulty to ohlairt tease of the Lome or Tips, who is the Su h•G or rtanr of the prattler', to draw ofr this introdrd colony of Arley airiest' in order to enrich the lams of soother country. They most, we present', have been hrorght from the mountainous countly Wasted boa t er. Upper Thibet and Cashgar. We need hotel, inform our Iteadees, that the rich and biaetiful Cat heesires with which ilAt wealthy Ladies of Ftanse and or other countries adorn their persons, are seenetaetuted from the hair of these goats. How fir they may be ben•firisliy domesticated in Frait. is another gees. titre, since they came from a far colder climate than soy part of the kingdom of Frellef. On our mien. taint in North Welet, it is p►obe ble these forted emigrants would hod themselres more at borne, and yield more adventageous deem. There are no American Pipets its this mornine.— Th. sentiments of oar once Trews-Atlantic brethren upon the 'meal great considerations presented to the Powers .r more than ono quarter of the wort•! may be supposed worth attending to. We oho were used to give the pilcknete to etery Cabihet connect. ed nigh es, ate now listening to catch it from those we formerly made in play as .ader.6ddle. Alas! hew will all this end? --~.- The more than commonly digressed stale of the country calla fur some prompt and vigorous mes►ore, of relief. It is lo vain that the creaferer, t►e worst of creatures of &liaistn► s strive to pass hover with glosses of encressod prosperity from the addition to our ex ports. Goods ar►, indeed, 'warted, and will be imported again we fear, unless sold TOO •osier I liaised price to reward the meaufa:tercr. the AI ilik ite . The affairs of the Bank. tal.lch art but f..n m ac h . norcted with the present woll-beina of trade, con. naracr, and financial arrangements of die enema), am still kept back frosts the pahlic r}e. The Directors Iwo had more than one c.niferenco with the Minister and CISAINCILLOR of 1/.4. Ett.ntettan ow the subject of thsa- I dilonanas .• • inivestready spoken of. stns , few days will onainobtedly onfola that which at lop. idol ins' remain in part concealed. On Sttatday, at two tertuck. to Cabin"! Ctaatet was held In tile Foreign Office is Yesterday, at fear o'clock, • •,eeting of the Co- West Ministers was held at the Earl of Livetteout.'t hoarse in Whitehall. Doves, APRIL 23.—The Doke and nether, of KENT leaded here to•duy, shoat two o'clock, f r o m the Royal Sovereign yacht, after • gni passage i• shoat t• ir hours mad a half from Calais, where they have remained eeseral days waiting for the spring tide, to allow of the yacht 'ailing net of Calais Harbour wills safety. Their Ras al Highways , ' appear its ei cellent vpitios; the 1) Aless looks particolatly cheer. fel : they test et the York Hotel tar.eight , sod pre. eyed t• London in thy embroils*. CAL%III, APRIL Y3.—The Persian Ambseseder. *ilk Its a•i'e, united at a late hoist Mat night, ate at lintel, and will remelts moat likely a do), so there is a mond placed In prevent the carious from taking* glimpse at the fair Lady. His mike is very numeroes.__ 'hie present %%crony of EGYPT has, In order to prevent the plague, 'ejected all vessels cooing from suspected places to a quarsatilte, god resulted to erect a I.assretio. Tt.e folios inc. is an Wainer of • letter front Gibe roller. It is •airrasely probable that the affair re :cried in is •s. ; .cerzteil so the account this gives : (iiIIOALTAit, APRIL I.—TieefiP have been no est than three ilurls ski, ries between the °Ayers ef , he reginseot, and one Oifirisra of the American ~loop of war File. Al:Oldie% Is' ((Taft, lee of the Officeto belnoging to the United States, are dead, and one of the °direct of the 61. h is seserely, tint nut dangerously, writinded. 'The dispute arose between the Plow of the Unis.ll States' frig te„ which has sieve Sailed. sod • bentenjof of the (i lab itegivnent. Ihe necers of the Gill were pat seder soled by the Cunimander in Chief, and when ch i t. lenzed by their 'Twines's*, stated this coctimstsuce." The lollesting *street of a letter, fisted Cadiz, Much t 9, is mule esplicit than sny recently teceised from that quieter rannerisiog the Esimilitions which have been so long preparing sesintt the Independents of South America, and the in.tirces whence it is ea. ported the foods will he derived for fitting them n i t, together with their numerical inreugth, and • plebs ble antiripstion of thenhjects which they are intended to accomplish. The writer is. however, •Itorther errs. in supposing that the United Struts have entered two tiny stipulation not to favour lb• inderwitdencie of Beene, Ayres. The American Treaty for receiv. ing the Florid's, which has been laid before the Se.. tune. is wholly silent on the subject. The letter is ownifestly written by someradlierent or agent of this Spanish Government, and should accordingly be potent' with castien :—"The naval forme which is to be soot to the Smith Sear is lii be doubled, and it Ir„ therefore, to consist of two tunnel battle ships end two frigates, which are to tarty is many troops in possible, slid i• sail as soon as they can be got ready. Twenty thousand men are to be embarked in the transports, as well those belonging to the Peninsula, as those already arrived or still *liveried from Ert l /hind and Fromm , . They are destined for the River Plate, to sweep, Monte Video, and attack Burnes Ayres In coojenctiosi with the Forfeiters*. if that can be brought sheet, and far winch Oii ::::: soil its territory, (recopied in 1803, is to be restored to the.. The res. sion of the Firitialst will nut bring any onney into the public Treasury. because the 5,000,000 of dole Isrs are In be paid to the creditors of Splits in tho United States ; the principal advantsgo which Spilka obtains by this cession is the engsgernent on the part of the United States net to acknosslege tier to f the iorlependsince of Monies Ayres. The foods fee htting oat the Espeditions are, in the hest place, the fifteen millions of francs, which France lie f pad to the Spanish Government. for the purpose of di. riding among the Spit•ish sohjects who have claims iii France, and w hich the King keeps ender the de itominstinn of a forced loses, recognising the respec tive individuals 34 rrediona el the S• s t a . I n the second place, it is 'tweeted to obtain the shrills or pert of the tweets trillions of frantsoihich France is In par to Spain PP her shave in the contobistinit Ise. posed by the Allied Powers in 1615. This inn sey is deposited ; but France tenor in deliver it op seta shall have paid the French siojects who have taffered by seizures anti confiscations of their pro , petty in Spain during the war; King Feoliinsnd has promised to pay, bat has not set done it, there being no money in Treasury. In the third Mare, we rely principally on funds of this Berard of Merchants, wins list, taken charge of the elide managernetat of the Espeditiens, on condition of their haring the •Isso. late controlsl of every thing, without any impart. once on the pint if the Ministry ear %Vat ; this bus been grantee' through necessity. and for their remit , negation, three per cent. on the whole prodore of this Cosinenshoose has been assigned in them. We hope that One combined res 000000 w ill furnish res with the means for dispatching all the Eaped:tions." II seems that notwithstanding the Repro' of Ike learned and scientific Committee, who were appoini• ; esi to discover the art of makind issionii•ble Bank. notes, and all the other p e •p stat im, w hi c h lest the I Public In believe that, at lee•i, some means would be des it'd to resider the fobs ication of fogged stuns more 11.14 Ralik base finally given up *hewn. tecntion of that design, and .re about to rest sati-. fled with the security of their present ill.esecisted and easily fowl finless 'Hie il'nk have already Sly presses at w•iik in their Of aldi•hinetit, end from It • Satre, or and I s iess-iiiker being employed sin Torus day lost in riarnini! , g t h e premises Inc the er.ctien irt inure pr it is iliferred that no intention rain. among the I) rectots to alter the mode in which their antes loser heels inanufartured. lie ptiotert 14,11 wypk, retie a•so nidersil to wits k tell ail 111.111* dos each esti., a .orrooottat44 *WO I. nut otitis ltd fct tlnie a:a(1! t I.lft.