The Statesman. — London, England, 1819-12-24 00:00:00

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DON: PILIDAY, DECIIIIKIII 4J, JBl9. • We Mrealape's fres Jamaica to the 48th of Odelier, f ch we extract the follow- log Tetteintish mon of war were cruizing in the flonlietkas for the protection of British property, in consequence of which the trade began to revive in the different *apish ports. CURACOA, OCT. S.—An arrival from Puerto Ca bello states, thatigeneml Morillo had arrived there on the 10th ult. for the purpose of facilitating the sailing of an expedition which left that port on the followiog day, consisting of seven vessels, which were to be jgined by three more from La Gnayra. Most of the above vessels are merchantmen, but well armed and equipped, and upwards of 400 men of the regiment of Babastro distributed amongst them to act as marines. The General de clared, that not one of these vessels would be al lowed to return into any of the ports belong ing to the Royalists, previous to their having en gaged and destroyed the Independent squadron. It is understood that Gen. Morrill() will head a large body of men, that are to march against the patriotic expedition which lately landed at Barcelona. Thee. troops had not, as was expected, marched towards Caracas, but had turned eastward upon Comaneosith a view to the reduction of that plate, having previously destroyed the fortress of Bar cebea. This day it is expected the Royal Assent will lemeas Mr "Ad. Seditious. Meetings Bill," the Lords' • . nss being agreed to when return ed to • .• on Wednesday. There never so -. = . iality of sentiment in law ne be .. the two Houses of Parliament, at since the , libila hare been in hand. We bare reason to that the first sufferer of banish ment from one of these measures, so wisely con ti eeired, may, i ting his native shores, and longer within power, he irresistibly led exclaim to those e F leaves behind, " a plague both your Houses." By these five Bills, which an, in the opinion %. y f ted our Cabinet Dodos*, to bad all disorders, and allay all our animosities, are of a re medy invented, by a Gess* ph ' ensideeas. and composed offire itrctlienta. to hard all the virtues of the Soislebr:led Arabian .!Ante's, with way super Additional qualities, and which, from the nuthber of its component parts, was called DtArss - re. This prescription, about to be incorpo fated in the great nations.' Dispensary, and intends ed as a cure kw tke most inveterate popular ease ever witnessed, may be sailed, even with more 7, the DIAPONTE REGIMEN, SINS It is not . posed of flee articles, which teeenistance itwith etymological and classical apti- P,y o be the Helenic distinction, bet it has . . n i.d not watch its deportees with allbelionala nalli eitide—so meek so se to swear to sirloin repeal for sash inhuman laws, or prowl* their operation on themselves ft order so accompany their friends in their forced retreat I What! belga a man his country for possessing too meth spirit to see it wronged and not complain I It is easy to see who are the Vietissi sifted at. Many persons are shallow enough to believe that the catch-penny political scribblers are the little tlab Umbel" of the Law Moen of the Crown are designed to catch : no sash thing. These iresolere may not throw even gudgeons or - roach into the waters again, if their busy little ADS should en tangle themselves in the wily mashes; bat, nobler ash, Jacks, and such like, Jack CAM Hosnorsa, for instance, are what the Arroarsey and Botta von-GENERAL hope to lug to the shore. Advices from Cadiz, of the Ist instant, announce' that the Government of Spain have come to a de termination to send out immediately two armaments to South America, one of which, consisting of 6,000 men, was to go to the assistance of General Morino ; and the oiler, consisting of bons ten to 13,000 den, was to proceed to Buenos Ayres! All the world laughs at such determinations. In no political Constitution have the rights Of the ; people been well enough established to prevent the arbitrary proceedings or the Administration of the Governments: iu no political Constitution has the Legislature been wary or virtuous ewes+ $ render innovations unnecessary; it is by these means, viz. by changing annual into triennial Parliaments, and triennial into septennial, that Princes and their Ministers lay the foundation of tyranny. How offuosively Ungrateful it seems in a retie man like Mr. CANNING, who, raised to distinction and fortune, solely by the use of his pen, which moved prosperously, solely because the ra=a• was rau, now to take so malignant a part agaislit his very alma metier :—but it verifies the old proverb, " Set a beggar on horseback," Ike. Extract of w letter from St. Petersburgh, dated N0v.27.—" The Tara is ready, but not yet signed by his imperial Majesty ; it is to come out in Ja nuary next. Etery thing to be admitted—and all, or moat articles, to pay duty by weight. Some of the duties very high on pnnted cottons, silks, &e. &c. Grain of all kinds is very cheap in the interior, and no sale or export fot what is in this place and neighbourhood. We ar., sorry to imp your Sleek* so low, and hope it is not to be attributed to your Reformers. We know nothing here of poverty and distress ; every man has bread—" Kasicha and Stehi"—and sometimes brandy; no poor rates; no dying for leant; such things are unknown in Russia." • Some material alterations place it the establish which is the reported A letter from Dover dated •' Ills Excellency V.ari Catlwart, front Ramie, arrived last night, . pcket, from Calais; and also yesterday arrived, in the King Wargo packet, from Calais, the Marchioness ot Dosrashlre and family. of the Duke and all the principal illuminated, far the rests of Rota) Flom Human. are aboot Sal on • Hie short jackets neer to diseltdoiL and the lacing' The 4th dragoons ate lamed& MeV _ eqaipred _ light regiment. Lord Exmouth has retained to Plyaiooth, and rehoistad his Bag on Ova the Impregnable, of Admiral or that port. FROM A COSIA.••--- oar fellew-eitireiei ae• threaten to carry into .fleet measures, that appear . undies to the body politie--elestrowtivo both to them selves and other, t oy become fornablablo, sad asay seas to forfeit the affections wilich we as 4.ltribtiaas owe Owns, both as our follow-ereafires and tallow-onhjsolssi oda the mate tiovernment. But if mosai !NM ho ob. L issasit And alloost with the laws M. lately emasood, M u t II sopa weir violence, but to bring thaw to a ISM of their dpty, loch- a discovery wadi be oi, both sothem sod to the eeotemosity at lisspicting mach a subject, whilst the mans -Ovs la lS acao of die nation is is roquisitio is both 'Homes Podiesetet. it sight M. I. as a= lodisiosoll to au tj,s••• evn' . of hie co oatry is cal Imp, et tias smottoi MINN to duelers his sentimouts,.aad . as a stats if tars al' TO rah satroit OP nu: STITTSKA7I: ,nor' satensive- lisintihsarer. t.d bonensistat philanthropist, Mr. Owes. has asserted (toff se ens half or no contradict the aseertioa), that twe bandied (hs sand men. with the aid. of the seschirsery new ha sin. ela do the work of twenty millions of penal's, by ma nual labour.—Query. What is to become of the Dino- Pen Willem eigin bemired theasaad men, women, and children, whose hand labour has bees destroyed by me chanises? The dreadful sad alarming iacrease of the poor rates in this coustry ;dace the introduction of sack Machinery, gives the true sewer is the question. But in order to lay open the true nature of the me chanical system to she maillost understanding, let sue in anticipation prase* ogpy one instaaoe of the dreadful effects of those machines which destroy niamsal labour, !an especially at a plied when the population of the ; country is rapidly inereasiug. A machine has been in ; vented to make shoes; it has not yet completely ree -1 ceeded ; but suppose it sboald be brought to perfec time, which in all probability it will, let us consider the consequences arising from the use of such • machine, coolining one view only to London tad its vicinity. It ; is said, that there are about thirty-obe thousand shoe makers in London and its immediate neighbourhood. Now sums* this onichine, worked by one thousand shoemakers, should be able to do the work of the thirty threading', what will be the fate of the thirty thou sand m 4 whose usaanal labour is destroyed, and their families, allowing only two persons on as average, de pendent nn the labour of each mechanic, making alto ; gather ninety thousand persons? It is evident that they will be reduced to a -tate of pauperism, and dependant ba parochial aid for their support, whilst the cause of slab pauperism will be wholly attributed to the evil meesum of tioveratnent. No man, Mr. FAitor, is more sensible of the unconstitutional and arbitrary acts of his Majesty's Ministers, and no man mere condemns them t and whilst 1 feel and know that they greatly in crease the distresses of the country, they are by no means the original cause of them, for they arise from that baneful source, which has been briefly pointed est, and over which Ministers have no control. Hereford, Dee. 21, BIC SINCLIIITAS. FINANCIAL CALCULATION. The Income Tax of 10 per Cent. on the National Income, ~}•ielded tit millions sterling. The National Income may then be calculated at 120 millions sterling. The National Property, supposing it yields 5 per Cent. Income, at 1400 millions sterling. But as Land in general yields only Si per Cent. this calculation might be extended. The National Debt pessenta the startling sum of 800 millions. Yet when we remember tbat by far the greater proportion of this Debt exists in 8 per Cents. and 4 per Costs. Stook, which 'telly be redeem.. $ the market Aly lessens *a tly ever whist. (at* IM• Oh TIM NATIONAL& OW. . Cent. on the National Property of 14q0 millions. yields 140 millions; of at 3 per Cent. por annum 7 mallow. Ditto ef 90 per Cent. on ditto. yields 480 millions sterling ; or at ditto 14 millions. Ditto of 30 per Cent. on ditto, yields 490 millions sterling; or at dittosl te. Ice. ice • srOirrnarrivr.nclotwos:•-• . +Ow— • ' hernale 4t tarrfASALL'St • • _Jitilir• . . L ighwet. Wisaisi s est ' 1140 e. csit Iteleels Is ' Ogg Brolber 16 111.811• r 16 - • hist Brother So Cones . SD be .1 apt Sailor . OARS to 1 apt f. oat of Sorcery .N.41 7 .4L INTRLIAGENCE. DZAL, Mc. W. Arrived the Trusty, Weller; from Honduras ; 9t. Laurence. Douglas, from Que bec ; Gertrude, Longridge, from Malta ; Enter prise, Prince, from Zeoba ; Jane, Fish, from Pa'ei mo ; William, Critchell, from the Mediterranean; Sisters, Holmes, from --; aad Isatella, Friend. from Sunderland, k►r Demerara. Cr me down frem the giver, the Statira, Thomas, for Tenerife ; and Importer, Str the Cape of Good Hope. Some of the outward-bound have sailed. PORTSMOUTII, Dtc. W.—Arrived the Francis, Maudlin, from Patress ; Eliza, Capp, from Malaga ; Tantivy, Parrot, trout Leghorn.—Sailed the Mars, I seuyer, for Havre ; and his Majesty's ship Le n, for Chatham. _ DARTMOUTH, DSO. wt.— A rri ved , the Lady Pel ham packet, with a mail from Jamaica, in two months, with loss of rudder, having overshot Fal mouth. The passengers and baggage are now landing, and the mail is forwarded firom hence this afterttoon. PLYMOUTH, Ditc. ft.—Arrived the Isabella. Burley, from Quebec. Fstmorrit, Dec. 41.--Arrived the Brilliant, Wilson, from Prince Edward's Island, for Charles ton, put in by severe weather. WEYMOUTH, DEC. 43.—The Hero, of Shore ham, was last night struck by a sea, off Portland. and shortly after sunk; crew sated. PENZANCE, DEC. 41.--Arrived the Sally, CUT. from St. John's, New Brunswick, in distress, Lavin : lost her foremast, bowsprit, Ste. on the 15th inst. A pilot boat spoke off this place tw•o ve-,els ; and, after leaving them, a heavy sea swamped the boat. by which accident three pilots were unfortunately drowned. KILIWOH, Dec. 18.—Arrived the Hope, Nor ris, from St. John's, New Brunswick, leaky. On the 14th inst. in lat. 60.67. N. long. 11. W., spoke the James and Henry, of London, for South Ame rica ; the latter, on the 9th inst. saw a ship water logged, with her fora and misen masts gone. and withoat any person od board. " Ann, of Liver pool,' was painted on her stem. ' Atasmaxig, Dec. 44.--Arrived the Fanny, Fry, from Genoa, with loss of anchor and cable, bow sprit, &c. The Henry Cerf, Roxburgh, and Has serer, Cliboon, lost an anchor and cable each this morning. Yesterday a Court of Directors was held at the East India House, when Captain D. *Lend was sworn into the command of the ship Marquis of Handy, comkned to Bombay and China, Yesterday the dispdtches were dosed at the East India House, and delivered to the . Pursers of the following ships, viz—Earl of Balams, Captain J. lamas ; Warren Hastings, Captaiu T. Larkins ; and Thames, Captain C. Le Blanc, for Bombay and China.—London, Captain P. Cameron, for St. Hulas ; Bencoolen, Prince of Wales' Island, and China. (7411BRIDCR WVIVERSITY INTELLIGENCE'. ' There being two of Sir William Browne's Medals (the one for the Latin Ode, and the other for the Greek ind Latin Epigrams) which bare not been disposed din former years, It is the intention of the Vico Chnooellor to give them to sock resident Undsiviadinites II shall produce the best compo sitions of the above description ; via. one Medal for the bait Latin Ode in imitation of Horace, and one Medil br the best Cheek and Latin Epigrams, after the manner of the Anthologia. and after the model of Martial, respectively. ?elr I 3 s h. On Ding of the arrival Ductless T at aidmouth, OD- stree town ire to be ill no kb gas. to he:metals of the two regin on. rds, and the 11th redienent of Hi undergo a considerable aheration• tt worn by the former are to be tHsen 161 of the latter ehanged. The 4th do ately to be equipped Imo b t regim . . things are unknown to : C et i' s. gi per C ents. I rosy most equitahl) ate, it seems, about to film4prioe s. 4 'uteri* at the Admiralty, amongst I mhelsatog amount, citation of Mr. Ce .. ess l tkf soak 4t 4 .. - . ated DeXer 'Zit, siy•—• • hag. Wart,, with family aml wits. MEANS OF PAT I / 1 . night. in She Lord Dusan I A Tax 0 !.! 0 Per 4. DRURY-LA.IIB TInfATRS. We always feel pleasure is eseouragiag the exertioes of true merit, and therefore aelice the last erasing's batertaismeit at this Theatre. lb hulk of Amok- Issii, thengh a complete piece. abounds with incident, and it was well east, and every. IPerfonner gained his need of apples*. Bastille and BMWS twice thug the floe duet of .a Are Welt," in excelleet style. Miss i CAIN* sad Miss Mora gave the brit effect to tbe parts Wetted them, sad their perforasances were highly ap preciated by the indigoes, The Opera was succeeded by The Lift,. and we thew, esr favourite gunmen slog in his Anima thin ea the Ofeloding eieelsg, when we were coddefuned to witness hiss (toping his way is the part of Ached tassio. AIGHTOF 4PP011472111Nr OF CLERK OF 170 I.V MBLAIID. ou.oet.—perk dMe aeons glthe Cosetiei GA*. Doilia. D hob. /Were. lalkeiray, Comm- V. UN* tonal Great", Mos* WWl her, Irestmath, out WAutfir4l. soloist /I • She Peare, lage•Tostaty. importillif ' VPic.!ti i l * difiti t epg puti o l og i e d propr i ety , k en b e t eg to a s el a are his sentiments. sad .as a state ot stela. 7 . L . 7,-,- , ---5.: 1 ; 4 -F i r--- - - .1 ---• - ii — 11 -- MAMA/3 10. • dheorered and brought into ass by jive rem ti t i i iisoubsege b a y g nny ;o t o o he the : s tied cult of i all imv „... ee. fferk el she Poste , ' . ; c e; 166 84. IS" Hat. • —..10. 1 gitilllieeeft,' at the Seed of whom des* the me bees meet to employ li kely to beads, Zee tie; I lla._. WeatieoleY this, _ ,_.isPe ' rea• woo deatiell after Ml° Zec•exoet De • tt -lre hive had . ef du o ri m s e i s m. L i cent i ate Dr. g oo gg irros o age ettestiesa escossary to lope • lab their rimer "leaflet- .hefhto o very= JOT. which eeteSod the fresh enioeLe lime oar 6:e lead day Mn abroad. bet ....,.., Ind hossoo samoi or the relief of to .....„,„ c as k o f r e m emt m e , fe e f iNke • d am w h o a e r er di et sides a teases molly Goa war era Omit, which me . - sod et thelettai of the list the *bele rule' led=eset, a sabecriptiee the set ea he. aearof. vfes . M'a'll - " not the °Olio- Ned ermised die wit.. ll °l'vieh Illes 1 6 e 48 WI" l ie mar The sePIAT elleireemiler CAN -.1 , 4 man w i th 1011.1 10 , ‘ leetfiel et ea wad dose the sellers la Geesaiy, right 4 arreintieg to the Olie of Clerk of the Peace of Bally esilliess 'ley sea, .4lest the best seapka 40 wit, wicsia . weals ow and is ai d Au _ it „sad set ....s., be tee melt to from the earbeet records hi bill Codetri-aed that the foli s t . ideeert our Wet plow .- The Val is Oak mess t ow h area , „„ to - r em Gemee ,,, L T - iZi 0 , 1 „ b e a w , Crews W. by letters Poem% appellated the Mese. Pol- hri sad the saki for the lest_ 'FON, readily et- i s sigog i sbed , of whew ..,. in no ono .11,,.at it ...„, t ,„._ lea ..,...... h . A ih a t is ....la be tel . loch to theatre of Mee of thePeihe fir the Premiere lased ildloolaf's 119 Wee I het the 111111110 11001310 are moss say . um ' , . of that - T o mATTHsw 1 7,44" . I t h ric e — emie w ager a n* i c i t' d ; ~,, I , of Lakete i sad that the Oases thesiocesse had on ly ts. per quarter lowey.--Bease sae repose veMy dull in A iwa. Tite " thor of . The ,fi ne.. that Jock kat eile m a a lloedless victory wee die miegilded pail of the arrelitill does elide the Fee 1700. add with some it elks sad sll= i elFsesel on levee Ores. main* aay ty. thee all the other mass sway human we toevolttloo• . le etas elides dee k ay .. roprooonto b.; indeed, as a juju , moue, and can bays mamma es. It appeared ea the trial; that all the Claire of the 1110111)fiee. Pelee sabeeribod to the defence of the salt. Pik* W 1•11..: . $ TS Grey .as • ii m there we will leave his genealogical Meter!, Wintotrre. Dec. 19.-06 the mobs( of the lido -...-..-..-- ' Phut Inee___... ... 0 0 New Vitae instant. his Majesty's ship Hied, amesaataded r ea r 1111‘...4 SO VI Tkk Naas, ...: s i s 4 . 1 • I: hICISE: -5am..... Charles Berra* seat two Kelley* from Portland ::„ .. ~ . - • • Ohl DIM -.4 •• • • ___ era use v. vorneett.. a empmelers • Lest eight the Howe of Commons west laid It to *raise during the:tie search a sswagglers es the _, The dea/AM was Meal Mi. fey ... s .. • . • 0 Seal Ditse. . 44.4. s 0 II • Omendlise oe the " Blasphemous Libel aill." in fe a4t • b e "" Il dm" /n wiles " the, "'sward ' witheit a permit. The rep. sae hersr i Z i sort llit etall Y e 9$ 03 Flee 9We ... a .... 9 • villa sir J. mioalleTthrit emPosed a wig MI- Moe da. P ae las tart a frees " the essfhwTrd, ili t ath eal reois e ar t. ftrillimi ' " Is * we Isadentasd' aka the het ei. 411 ." U: • • 0 0 Polarlfillb • .... A : •11 . . elese,a44, as gay reasomable L e gislator week, b a r e dowered to • the barb' ter shelter. Om isf ,s ed er."Vl °l ' Patilami s a d t e r wa . ll4 Se'llfte• no " i• le mMs Dem • • • • .0 4 sssdsd I hut the other, uommorutod ,,_ waken et 1111• NT MU as tAkissel ter the sie. Ale G•he ._..... • ,-,. • 0 FUN 11100- GP 0 . 1 1 theaght, a vernecieleite them, cis. " that the-provi- i ll" alaus \ F ....L l :r . Midget. Whits Pea polisisi . • • Ikea& ...' .... s. • - 0 tt . • , ......, . ...... N Writ Oleo .... 1 ... :alt 0 nape deed. lae4ll It den if the INS Amid be cabbed to sea libellee - WI Vella Petra, thent a itlet e ewase: • puldieedeee only isteedeitteezeile the mire's sub- ovetiteeeds end after ems eiligm Tlr mistral. wild It It golielle7 =OW is the eitalsq. • - - - ignidilhen_r;fisi,. :.. •,. ._ b e g b oo es pi a l am b ear d - b y t h e ere , y o u, by , that Coast de fit. Airli ft , wbolle h ot ti Met ''' ' . cr. slit the 011 es per stoeutsf-110•4' , '. .. ihdlthh albs While aittheffitewywoldti almelm is lb• !wets( bleeelf Awe or ►, saved the tilt of the lied 10 the largely( Comet Di Cass, wbe dii .. • 401 It 10.1., 410 - :Melt* se • • • ' • h a y orwasepap . 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