The Statesman. — London, England, 1819-06-01 00:00:00

FRENCH PAPERS. PAN% MAT t7.—taros D'logerslohors, MI. vaster of Stat.. President of the Greed Dodgy ef the Akio.. hos add.essed re M. Forth, Vicar.Gteeral of Ais snow bitter complaints against the presching «1 M. Nellessee, Card is that Cite, who shoes towards the Protestants a spirit of in. t.lossore snit feasoi.iset quit. m•ndearnable. The Maisons has reproocied the Vicar General with the religious intoleroissm with vrhiclr the City of Is•Chapsile is seal we he Imbued ; he has cited, as la still, of ectlosimatiral ii 164•114•11, th. spirit tif hem; coed Meats It hielo boositors thrones the cub. n.5.r.4 thp Government. which moony protects all posseasinne, and hes informed him. that if he does oat opotlytety the totobelvoce of his Clergy, the Civil Atoliesitios sill silence these faestkal and MS. C 1.1•110112 priests. It is said Owl the &wee pamphlet of M. de Simonise on the spiels of Germany will shortly be efßrialls disswitd et the semi-olficsal characier with %cilia+ it Gas bees hitherto published, and that Are Pruasiass j 01110•111 ate forbidden In speak of a keen writing of hofrellOt Saes, ens.sied " The T a riff of Prustisto Customs, the oJicial Gauae of Prussia, Nod Ike P'yirit of the Age." The Illesicspal Goinell of Palermo bat establiiited a school SO the !metastasise principle of *steal is. strocsion. Four huodred children are educated at it. mid lf,after • yeai's experience, it abeslori answer the espeetadowe ensertained, similar essablisheseats will be iseltiplied threvels Ilse kilted of Sicily. The Jury of Instruction at aludseirri is *boot, it Is soM, I. publish, by rider of She Government of Bed*, the revolt of the invessigusions into the case of Salida. This publication is looked for wish Imp.. tient., in order bat the y Dane Gersten students may be eisdkesed from the odious imputations which have bees heaped span thee. Then is a frecisent esebange of Comfit's between Stockholm and Cnpetsbagen. A dulcet ire has destroyed the principal timber yards of Christiania. lassoes* collections of wood and made/Le base bees reduced to ashes : the town itself wee is immisens dosier. The lire bad gained the suburbs—it was escesaary, in order to step is, to poll doss several besets. The losses Mass been con siderable. YAWATA Naar Paper 44 yererday —la ihe quoird Letter of Major CAMTWSIGIIT a Mr. 111061101111 , it oar fr. or p•Re, is paragraph i, liar 3. for mould, read asY. ISragrapa 2, tier 11, for any. read my. 4 fi TO CORRESPONDENTS. ,* It is lopoistble to nelloosi ledge she &soon of our Cone opionleots bisirly. They shell apron a. &air temporary la. peruses inay point oat. and oar owe conveairace will - - G. is we passel. Measures owe dims sses ibesid be wise• at by met tharp-ikooleri. . 's Disserassio• on Beak "fairs is sae lass for a News paper. Besides, w e see wore Is. itmenios was d Io of sse stalky. The spine uni.l he pas • war us. csuis.list ..k. The haying op of gold i. all nonsense : mashies hat a ba lsams of Wads ems bring hack sar preciass melba. %sir TOSiDAT.—Holiday at die %slam Olives. STATESIV.f.4IV. LONDON: 1111111111 AT. JUNE 1, 1819. THE COW; TN V'S DISTR F. 55. The wretched rate of the kingdom does et last be- gin to affect the public feeling, and a few persons of! some distioction, who base long been touched by the! hard safeties, and strark wish the long patience of ; se matey thousands of their fellow.createres and tventr)emen, seem desirous of bestirring themseires la order to alleviate the growing calamity, seder which deo mess voluble pert of Ile repelatioe •f • trading Ration ate siekleg.—Theee be nevolent permits, no doeht, will be seconded in their cempassionste slew.. We shall anoint,' lead a most willing, thoegh feeble, head to funk., the design ; for eltheugh we have said, and new re peat It, that nothing less thee the removal of the radical ill can save the empire from both internal misfortune and external danger, yet we hoer no objection to the administration of each bland and soothing ' , undoes as will calm lie needling symp toms which would otherwise threat., delirium and Owl sy, and thereby render the most tape. fleeced interpodtion for slime useless. bar.Owcsi•• system, which is yet het little known, sad to sloth toe little attention has bees paid, is sow !messing to be tidied of, sod .morel wealthy individuals will beadily j..in ie making an esperiment of its Amy. It I. one of ties* moral and political ea redivide which cannot do berm, should it not operate all the good the sanguine expect from it.— For Heeves'esak•-- Int humanity's sake—for thesake and character of Great liritein, let it not be said and seen, that themost la holism class of the &disk People ere gri tt ing their native laid, because, after the sweet of their brow has enriched it, it rennet (through a bed, a vicious Administration, it trill nct) afford them the means of a scent, sob4istence. Oh shame on the torpor of the wealthy, to allow things to run to such a length. It is, however, in wain to call span intli •idaals by name; the Meter cla , !es ago ell called upon by IFe love of jevice, by the self.lowe which actuates too many of them, to make common Cause with shoes few feeling ;souk's who ere grieved to the heart to see the ingenious, the in dustrial's mechanics, emigrating wish their talents in oilier and rival coentrier, and leaving the id!, and the prollieato to leen or prey upon those also mu but just preside for themselves and families, and cancel lee to sate clime, bowever inviting. THE STATESMAN, To amigo the distress .f otanefseterers io %filen?, trEetion of the cireoliiirri mollies, is nee of the greatest perversions' of Teases, or rather of language, the. eser • teet piece.. It Is the facility of the porn • correney which has done all the mischief. Whoa the heed of a wesseroes family bat baled in oven alined, every loaf of it has bees lessened in sales before it has been eaten by the facility with which the Beek has been able to aecommad.te the earn-jabber or monition to woad his speculatioas I. wheat sod floor. Not that we wen to say that the weelowen or middlemen aro to blame fur tba price rising ; so, their profits of three o► four, or even sixpence per basket, is neither enreessioable .or itijorioes. They eeek core in a 1414140 district, end bring it by the Aunty facili►y of water carriage, t o on. w h or e otherwise it would be deer, and iu that view ere es deserving as iadestrioes It is the great ammo lily ►peculator in ship !mid* or corn who often does harm. It is tho Banker win has too meth to do with the sooner of corn who is also sometimes to blase. It will he ven by 'he b rarLsmJar of yesierd ty end of to.day,that the report of the death of Loots X VIII. is onfoesoled. We Imam not how it arse, nor the object especled to be gained by propagating it. The French Parrs afford any little sailtfaetory in telli•eato ; we 'ball sow mod thee site a 0000101os of • few of the most lotetestsee articles of informs. tion from them, bet we are likely to base our alien. lion more parlitelatly ',grossed by the urgency of affairs at home. The system, " Mr. PITT'S gloriosa system," has 'early dime its worst. It meat be re neeNced, or wee upon the sticklers to is II! From the Path Pipers sod correspeedensee, it seems that Looks hes auelverised the mat of lee elites eat of the list of 38 'welshed in 1813. These are, Marshal SOULT, General Pisc, Colors,' blim ▪ SICT, ci-devent KRAL, and es•Detiet) DIJIBIACIII. The return of Gaot:cuT sod the Duke of _Rossano hes horn adjoessied. The lid is now reduced to 43, oho will return soccessirely, 'veto such Ile are in clotted among the regicides. Tois is a measure of greet magnanimity for • Noce of modes, times, sod is Plinked accordingly by the admirers of the Legiti rale Monarchies. Of course it is net at all to the Iwo of the Crane-coert oracle; be takes as nisch insolent liherty in decry I,g it, with the asks of the Bouneuns, as if he Its. against plebeian usurpation. So that betties@ the (Disarm' adulation of to. party of his friends, end the impedest scandal of soothes, the poor Gentlefolan is to lose the whole credit of this estracriclinsey liberslity. The action is, notwithstanding, a proof of the King's good sense and manly feeling. The manor in whirls the Morning Papers end the CONY ler treat the Add..,. of the Carlisle WeIITI.IS. I surer appeared in ter Paper of yesterday, would he erasing, vele it not for the bitter importauce of the sehj•ct. Tor Courier thinks it hardly enough polite ; the Times soy* it is slot sufficiently decent, and that it cousins blasphemy ; while soother lite. vary Phseisee, whose fame, to I.e sure, is reprobate, makes it into a claim of appeal etaierst Cash pay. menus. These at- is owiterfelly els. gronssces to play of on a society of boodle men. w hem famine has driven almost to rebellion. If this is ell the viers, they ran Wind iu a use ~f such diesdfol mis-ry, As, might as well, fcr any sersice they can render the Pue!ic, shut up their *Stet Deielecy and polite ness ! %by, Gentlemen, thrice peeple are dying for want of breed: and if you, oho are yeabled to pam per yonrselses, cats not sebdse post nature' haeghti swiss while you are listening to their complaint, why should you ask thew to disguise their emission at suf. feriog the terrible algae of it ? Such drivelling was natural in the old French blonstchy oolong the " raciest,* beret" bet is extremely disgusting among English subjects advanced to fortes, by the cortices of ruinous pulilsn, without any original claim or moral merit of their own to distinguish them from the useltirello. Tt a t r uth Is, toot the Addicts forms in principles deelaratioe of wrongs. as simply drawn up as the ingenuity of the poor fel. lows sod their present peskiest condition would ad mit. It is a practical reply to 01 the tricks and pre tensions of all the factions in the State. This is the positive result of the " snagnonimees policy," the " grandeur," the " Ingenuity" of the system. The Address, as we °Nerved before, is a ressesable and explicit *vessel of the insufferable injuries which the reigning policy Wady inflicts on the lahouring commonly) and castles nob it an implication pair ieulcreS Ite the possessions of the Money Changers, the Borough Dealers, and all 161.1'g/resat., horde, of ; oppression, if they do not instantly relinquish their legalised spolietion. and consent to the adoption of some general, that is, comae@ and eulogise' plan of equitable enjoyment. The Boole of Commons will sit again to-morrow, end k is probable very little time will be lost, before they enter twee more into the discussion of that sa gacious and mighty question, viz, whether the Bank shall be bound in future to give vase, like other people, for what they terrier, or shall be allowed to retain possession of the public property which they Lave hitherto withheld. In the mese time the sub ject continues to bossy the Public set of doors with conjectures and espediests of ell kick's, prompted by the degree and tendency of interest, which each class feels Week's it. It preseots se aspect, however, that has not its prepack«w of frightfulness. If we go on with the paper coinage of the Bank, the ' moneyed interest will swallow up the State; if we check it in the least degree, we straits the cords of ta set ioo beyond any sel irsble pressure. Oar option lies between ioccessing and cempleting the ewes. sion of the operative classes, end the disorpoisatiou of the whole moss of society. Lieut. Sarnsets, of the Sybille frigate, is ups poiti:eJ Capiato et the Beaver sloop, on the Jamaica station. The Martial gen-hrig Fos been phi off et Dept ford, and reeemoks;oned by Lieut. 11`iisastr. The Swinger, of 12 gins, bras been timid off at Sheol we, sell re.r , rtioritsicoetl by Liest.hlrraikst i tot tbecoast of ScLUssd. Fwowla.Papers of Friday arrived this woratiog: Th., c.tntaio nothing of nisch lamest. *Tiory wen d** alio tokat of filo of the voiles.. Marshal Softy; Liecitestasi-Gersocal Plat, DIRAT.Caliet Pumieattn. The Jomrded de Paris @deli, that es the user day in which his Majesty coofortoti his far• (lioness na the Gra iudividoala •bore airnti.ned, be aothatised the pieta of she Ka•Cotirtiotimialites Foucmc. D'Auatoor, Ese:arassasucs, TULBAULIII, and I.[MAILLAVD. In the Chamber of Dep.lief on Teasley, the dis cussion proceeded en the separate articles of the Bud. get of espenditere for the year MID, the discussion no the general subject baring closed on the preceding day. N. klanutt., sepported by N. B. COMiTANT, 111, 110 CNAueILIN, Ind othrus. demanded •spi•tia. lions regarding three porno*, of the Public Debt, sin , the sem of 500,(X0 francs of reeks for the high officers of the Crown. 1,334,000 for former Senate. and 308,000 for the Unit/mit) of Turin, and received senatactort meaner from the Minssesa of Fisitocg and the Kama of the Sew. The 'spoons of the: Civil List and the dilation of the Royal Family wet. •oteil without dioressioa. M. MAXIM. I. the sem of 256,000 francs for the Coireeil of State, es its promised reeergeniaatine had been deferred.— The retirees of adenine's, and the giving of subsidies, should. hesakl. aecordisss te thy English ad.•,‘", go hand in hand. M. Omen answered 1.101 IS a speech of considerable !eo l ith, and defended the Council of State as maintained by the Charter, and composing a ewe sssss y part of the admielstrative system. The present Correll of Stale "sista, he contended, in sir. toe of the Coostitetioss of the year A, and having a legal orgeolaation, should be seppetted like other public institutions till changed by the iegislatere.— A warm diteusaion followed, hi which N. OR Via. LUX. N Roolll`, T 4/ li. CONOITAIIIT, sad others, op posed lb. Wont, and the Kase= of the Sue.. the MI,IIOIEII of the INTERIOR, and 01110,4, defended It. Ao amendoweat was proposed by N DI CIIAIITtLIS, to reduce it sue hall, which was negatived ; the an. ginal proposition was agreed to. The con.ideratien of the other articles was postponed till the following day. French Fonds.—Five per Coot. 65 1. 60 c.— Bank Sloth, IWO f. The Dutch profess that their commerce Is ievlvint,' on account of large orders which they kart received from the interior of Germany. hence, the Norninc Girolick inlets, that bullion will flow in to us, am! our trade will sympathise in the prosperity of oar oeigliboure. Ong only objection lies against this, that It is importable. The back of Joins Hoax most be lightened from at least two.titirds of his present bor. dens, before any thing like amendment can take place. If then. are to he taken as a specimen of the denims entertained by the Patrons of the Chretti le. *iota respect to the interests of the empire, thee will only perplet themselves and disappoint the People by getting possessive of power. We reeer ante more le the Frif II Report of the Committee of Finance, of which the Ordnance Is .Ite subject ; a d•portnient that has lot orrlol a suspicion of being seperistitely •airavataet , which seapiden is abundantly made oat by the reseal Report. It costa a filth of the eta required fur the whole of the Width Nrey. Are..tse the more prominent abs..., it seems. that there are dependents, who, lion their .emus,( et retirement free service, cosmos@ innerly Ile of the ',ebbe money. Much 'di. fy ion east sheet economy, and so forth, occompenies this wearisome budget of abuses, the sale whereof has beets too teeth waled by the Whigs to leave say interest hehlt.d. %'e sill nut nauseate rev Readers he Line," dissection of any one limb, joint, or divi nea of the diseased carcase. We do, however, call upon all men, who pretend to reason upon public leestions, to notice the event of these financial en-, quirks. Let tlo.iti reflect how long the Senate has been labooring by themselves and by their Commit. tees to bring dawn the establishment.. to 10100 'ador able standard of espetics, and all its vale. Let them consider on the other hand, how smoothly Mr. Pin pushed a Bill through a Route in 0 single everting, for iniablies the Bank to withheld mown.% which it bad voluntarily prepatied—bner easily a Coin Lair progresses for making broad dear, and how quietly provisions see enacted for the better desire) ins of poachers. I t them learn from hence, that how ever weak the Government may be In economising in aim. eases, it possesses a vigour nearly equal to oppression in others. In plain English, that People must be shockingly represented, sod that (Invert.. went most erroneously constituted, where It is diffi cult to a educe the urges of pompoes•idleaess. and v.sy to hams the liberty end erjoymeats of the Poor. A most ridiceloss paragraph appeared is the Cow. rfe► of last *easing, swing the Northern Espedi tints to hive poi into Scilly from Sheerness in foot. der. The Courier eight tea displayed their geo. graphical knowledge 'equally. bad they staled. that any vessel bed leeched et tl e Cape of Good Hope bound from hence to St. Petersburgh. The fact was, that hie Majesty's Nip Heron and Helicon pet Into Scilly Ore Lloyd', Leifer) from a flails., which the Courier took ter the Northern Ezpvtlii The f..llouing Is a Wirt view of • few leading points of differeote bet Weal ear motet dimities and that in which es wets when the Restriction took plats : Jae. 1747 J 11119. Amid 14e1 wnrwee I 'melees et Po►lic lAA hinting . 4'4011 . Omani:ding I:echelon WU ....... ..13.:10.130 , I Lef):? . .6a.t Usifeed.4l Debt Uelstatellse Ciredits dee to the Bask i 17.59;.2 "_ 39.096110 et Maimed Experts SO SlS.ool—V.l.shi'.7ll leseerts ( Ircvletiee Geld Cele SuAttedt— beak of I righted ?IOW , Lesetry Beek' 2.o— 7SO On Tresdo, Ism, • toweling of lb. eoal•me►chswts of Newport, out 'lto proprietors of cAlieties in its neighbourhood (st which evert eoltiery wo.kirg the ►rows ash cool. with the eacepti.•n of one only. Rig represessted), was h►ld at Westgate inn, is the lOW,. of N.wpost se which dieirensine E g t oaa r o ts of the preorot 'lgnatius of the Wide Isere made, and oni. rersal essevietiou prevsilod of the obsolete necessity of speedy relict. N • are %err, is be i.e.g to ender. stood, from tho best astitority. the. vest somber. of workmen hese been discharged from the collier*. withio a short spore of time, sod that others hot. tywynrerilysespeaded their Wertkingt.—(Shremborg Chronicle ) • IMPi NNTIMLNENGB. • yr% • • INA. 3 % .-A,11...1 last writing at.tl for the uger; rimp General Grabs's+, Wrniarhead. from Bombay ; aid this morning the Dolaford,Yoang. him St. %rowan's ; sod the Mary, Taper, bort Loghoro.—Ca d.•. from the River and misc.,. the Albio", Weller, for Madras ; and the Sand . S.ophoolon, for Jamaica. pgge.souve, 141I•y 31.—Arrived tho A No*. Thompsois, hem Malta; the Isabella, from Gibraltar, tarn troops, sad ate pal init.. qa natio* ; also his Watt's brigs Rosati* and Cane. loon, from a craze. tho latter has sailed aide. Tat Ocean, Falk's, from Ramberg% for Philadelphia. oat fair days. pasod darn Charnel. COWIN MAT 31.—Arrirrd the hrlig Jnwp!, Lir. riot, Irons New Orloons, for orders, not 61 dt)., oiih low of boat, end !DIAo btu oriole is thou —Soiled the N. S. Del Corson, —, hoe Ittetoloo, for rin ad ea . FALSIOUTU, MAT 29 —Atria'Pd the Iglu atel Jame, Joshing% from Cadiz, la 2* days, for los. with; spokes fear days Oast Ike•Usios, Gooey, from London to Rio J 4114410. PIIISMICII, MAT 29.—Tbe hoe pilot beet, of Cones, his broogbt In hors * cork of Woody. which sh. picked op ea tho 46th loot. 16 Iwo.* N. W. of the I.lserd ; 'opposed to beleog to the plliet Ari edno. ohich wet run foal of Home time M. HA avicu, Al A ir 3 I.—Aeritssl theasseiaN•paakee, with Mails, &c. frau Gsstimbargh. We have • received American Nees of verities dates, iociadiao woo to lAe49th, Philadelphia Its lb. 241 h, mad Virohda to Ay tOth April. The lo tellioenee they briar, hauffer, is bet were. A letter dated Ftederleksbatg, Villain, April 14, stye Th. stood, is the must', Grossed bay* boots 6ro in *eery direction, sad mesh damage has boou , reieteinea in 101101, 4c."—The ra11111116111.6 stilt promoting his tn•r throesh the sentlbera nen. •. ns rstern sections of tini Union. Al Ike loot antes h. Ws. in North Caveline, shirty, es over, whew ow. hi nos neleoniod silk 'tory densonsiniion of to . _ . __ tr;ert end titter's. " Patty ;pith." says wee of the Papers. " direppeers as be epprosehes, like the mist. or the reeraing herer• the see ; bet like the mists return when ht is easy." Greet etenereode. tinns ere best..ml, is sit the Jositnai. epee eer isle Minister to the United Slaw, Mr. .41A00". lit his mien," observes The No 1 soma litelligeweer 1" the most popular, sad tbeeefory r the most awe o 1 Minister that his Gotyronivest b.c ever snit to tliks tomtit?. The strict propriety of his deportees.' ' sad Me erhanity of inetners. whilst here, bets hem. such es to secure him the respect and estrous of el& p►nple of ell petti►a, es fir es oar kotsolotlgo va lved.; and to nos* his retiresest Eros his •.teas hero I. hr goooreity and sinesnoly trittniesi." Tit.,• Doss to Poets merit contrariety of opision in An.o. ri ch , I. in the salvo of oho scquisitiosi of t►e Pistols. to t►e United 5t..... While on t►e ma Owed. it i. wiggled. that t►e lead le watt► ..t►l.R. sod t►at t►. ►erbo.n alone 011 cansiitate an abject of iasperi7 sew, it is maintained, on the ethos, the climate and capacity of the soil. ate Its chief advaetages. Letters frees Cadis is t►e I I th May note reetived y..t.rday. Os the preeedill •easing tailed h that pest the Sin Thais, sod Alexandra ships if tsar s and the Pram Miele. Tie desthatien• of this stiewiron, whew sailing hes has freqsentiy erdetded sad ceaotetoseded, is eaderstsed le he Loa. The towels 'rem separated free these cuts. 'Meting the greed espadltine, and additional e'er. liana used is haste* their egelpeassa, as soon is the '•rrisal et Lord COClllthet is the P.e k Ocean was kerwe et Mad:id. We understand that hi. Royal High's,* At INte Of CLARENCt is sick of kis residence in Hanover. and has signified his intention to return to lingissni firrolosioh, with his Drchiers.—Ws wish that all o.r follnar.subjects, Princes, Peers, and Comments', would follow the Reysl Admiral's stamplo. Akmoicies suplessent sniseistlerstend- Ins has 'skim place Worsen ills Lear Directorms ALSIACC'S balls, and ohs fusels port a • distin guished family, *rising fres the inning only out ticket for the females of that family inured of oho sisal 11•211 4 1., of four, entiformahis to a now foga- Istion. A warm dismission took plats at the last ball on this ccession, in which the Guiolousors, as well as the Ladies, noire mimed, ami that with more asperity than could have been wished on both side.. An opposition bait, it is said, will be the emnsigisence of this anfririoniire The Courier of lest night coeleitis the following most •bsord pat•grsph " Duke ur F.NT.—Te the satisfaction which Ais Royal Highness mast enjoy at having his Royal 1”• Ent born in England, oleo be added, I bet of its b eo . di horn on the hirth•dey of oar revered Sovereign.— The 2.lih of May. the day on whit* the Mike of Kens°, child was born, is aloofly the birth-day .d the King; which was transferred to the 4th of Just.., fines the chute, that took piece from old to on.* atfle."—Their is just the same coincidence beige... the ecirel hiothAsys of the yoong Printers and hie Majesty, that 'here is between Nets Christmas spd Old Christmas. A letter from foghorn states, that a moletrin had taken place at Tunis; they BET end all his !l ardy heeling beets uneeesered, sod a ne. Bev set up by the Ala•ristea. she had elnsissed she eseenclese ! . It•pars is Peri, mete., that a Marshal of /elated took. Nevosorable by his campaigns. tint .bortly be appointed to the (;evernatent of Aktre. Oa rtteticlty the General Graham, WtATllta. KEA.), Iron B.•mbey, hotrod to the Riser. par into it. Ileleteg •ith fool • hods. She sailed from 11.01- bay on the 3d of January ; op., the 16• h of F•h.; and St. Helena. tM 4•h of March. BosiAhsrtr. * s lisinc; WI more Ihsii Ibis (*Lich is eerti:.l4l Si, sic,. • dai'y Ica the ships what+ ;reign round lb. i 51,1.4!). cannot vowel to Isom of his by soy unlit. It Amiga ;esit is known he b.s not boon oet f gi..oode (rotaly off of his hnui.) Arse Iwo Trim— ogr. since thy strive) of Sir H. 1.0 sE. Th. General Grahame rueraihrell for the Wier u.. .o,llerdaj. MI ii