The Statesman. — London, England, 1819-06-24 00:00:00

sal+ .mod free Represeotation in the G (I one awl feud applause.) %Vim.. nett Rave — Automat' Thal * such the Represeetatires of the City of Linctn. Mr. Timm, in reterslag Marks, wee aware of •• - the dlsadvaatages seder which be addressed them, "after timheieqweatepeeebes they bad jest beard. He' en sorry for the/twee of his colleagues on two rporimetito; they would have experienced high yeti& • • 'yeti's floor being there, and they could have ro b. • tented•litaiths en mull better. Ho was happy to • • - Aseitit M mibeimmlieg the return of the Gallant Knight, snd he coaragginaling that Reform which they all held to Ire stribeattaiy; lk hatkbese witness of the his, Galleat Freed, sad he lied et • 0'444 whammed haw weeleas they 1111 P“ rendered 'by the cesetitetion of the present Hesse of Coas. optopst ISt .sesn fairly acknowledge, whatever may tae , u )leekbeet wild, iiket it was not virteally a Rerpeesse tatitra el the Peepte.—(4pplaare.)---It wee gratify c . leg A. *nen Sr U. Witne s sed Mr. Calvert se ..„ aniltedidershe•sdrermry•_tres always heel is magnify. its. grills.lit.. stentlel diitteseres. It. bed me doubt -..•ka{ahwpstptylsitSala with bad coatiderably besefited Ike ass. of Reform at the last General •• .ElaMittirov and OR the City of Loads. especially was an4IPLIed bylikeit secrets whoa it well ha a Mate of o e of. elispemAeseyl--(elppleese.)—Fer hien% be .eisgestrepoi bid- dome. - sue el ways 'meld do, whatever ▪ 11Peoile hie pear ler tie People. He lees amylase' ed ofgocittierstmed EGNI•eII were the wily ereseolddi pawles doe*. 4heerseeny ; lw srestd, tharetnet h Sit dol. &Mari vtishistimesperity ett the good asst *WC oil teimber. ow' • " n 4 v i rr a tt . risoosti.d -d*Sl grelklicallaarstr radars hue Mown IQ" I Vl* 100 seort. sir led soloed atesset s Parke Is rha beet I =ay, "8 , 4, AAA o dillel4 l ! besdtb.--s• Theft.. V. ret tilir cvii lli ai T arua b*/ isms u li wlta t watt* Si see Ms s uo llpeninors Align for the Mei trbestl. bad gam ,the ant. Rod " it t Ude implied la It was. Weed. ter rehleidarisk• lloposh henget; wry *ode lave bin ~ dy! Shad ei eh% aniline. Wren/. It ...silt Mule benne bin I' 4 •AiliDa say of Suer ion asallias attieb Wan ably anted by his wba bad amnia • brten eos!. mkt speak alas object whin had brought Ain IR was happy to see so any lacispeadest • • Mete .race vostropift t Ina dna he dirtied a hope flat Sew. 010 sil bs• dientsd as faraday as asy ass, • 0.1 in be , shrieed. There should Wso division amp( diem 8 slithght feet Mal tbe lateen of rehousing the Bone r • anlosapsit. the Waal ad Ilirresestatiss war interns that y , ' Vex* soils Is WO So th e.4hlfoodoso or Miaisierial nod Or kts sloe eschens It wind be bpd taste is his ay meets Le Km Aside; Int he did nand. that there was ease dirket is .. sr. Mat. Janda. it wane* Itefota. • ',atilt nal they had dna you honor by iniclug ghe eke kis greet oath. la trisowsiog the rated plume do his Gallant Friend. ' •Me Whiersed Ws path Ames We with ennead's. lk bate • ' Jtia is Wised while yet a sten hwy. when he bad restarbed 1 4 9 tvdindlleal for freedom; thews* alma dicer le the „ amity, .Itr a ly be bad the . or i a bo bt d as Id Is defr ie lz e the r6:7:17,441nte.)—He had shastoer. she utmost illeasuro .1a le itheolog well-earned irlospb —(ApOine.)—lt was so aerie In lowleel f flat he wm Mem., to reVg lon s liberty Ihe bid dated! It has werween, woo. le the worst times of their cowry's distraction sever kid say osier feeling. H. ducat ed tad that the beaten ot Mann ID : i g rille e2tif ;mord, sad sever rend be revised. He son see all no Atria* l'nolo oribippiag is nese dewily Meow God. .114 Mann thee fur their sttestios,acadsolised midst Witt aC ste lst: • Ale .• Mmes. 'Maned.. sant Mief bid Art* metrifewrd "ITV net . ranytneittOst ins l b ;sdeste of Sinn • rica„ 'posh of ferensalth ecruck is that • :Notion kis karat * Sinn y. tr .be felt me, Winn err, ha eider ilia. • cfllitand woo Moab rrikigkrig e ft en gyros le petticoats tor • iselrirgi sceptic or dank; lin kiln wire. his nods.' • sod 'isit.r 'could be ranted. It had bees gives sist thane erirtirtd Wilifiletsl sidweinesse sa nate a the vs agpter 4 s. had the bar ambority tor a ISM . He aeon penes, of greet ability mhinlied .4;7: the ab• to *boa the advisors %Mom. 5A blip s :T i alr umveli ids made efforts to esseocipete shereac."—Three times three. s!..moot-dietpolans list* to dielff."-11r. Idorphy. Kele. toast. vs Mem w The stewards t" . Ent t be would irs ta sow wink hatter boonr is bleb they • e d . IP IMO eve, awl lie mei, anemias so • At 1.7 . • TU mt. Walks 'Odra t bet she parse re smied*siesmo, 'She festivity to a late boar. 61SRM4IVE - • ' 3 • • 'Sebiskets - Some rescript erl the King, wbk we lei 'spitting, and which has Sierpriskei'ment agneehly, convokes a caw kepi,- siqtatlve'Aneibtrat Lbeisbourg; it wifl be verged in vitaw"~g e Cilistitutles fir Our cavalry. The bash *Thins 'kid in s rand Commission one part of the Vilißbers'ot iehicb will be semis:tad by the Meg had the oil* by Ike .Sletes-Cenerel. TN sooting 41 Oil Gsseri4 Asaniblz will take piece the 13th Jilt'; •ir catelpsd of Special bipedal fres iliterges4,'Pribleeio, Isekbourg, Ulm, iatenegeo, I m er i gt t l is t a rt tr e g r e o r I D 3 e , p l e he lles y slec c let by t he ucelter ' of illit/ifebbl . o of Tobiniten,tno Protestant Pre lates twerAnalic Pretatrt the Mediatised Frie s en and Geste); sad a cartes number of Noble Pre prietielt. livetsrekts, Jess 12.—Retent letter fres Dies den entneoie a - new regulation in the Sens Diet ; elcordiagio Odds rift proprietors of estates designat ed noble A will base a net end voice in the Assem blies. Until the present time it was sonseary to be densodeti f frove a noble family, end to have a cer tain number °flutters in on's cost of erns% in order to (petit, Doe to represent property in the Assembly of the States-('lateral of &army. Some persons regard skis chime es a great CODCP4SIOI7 to the spirit of the 1 sge; bet pvbtl opinion is far from being satisfied.— Itliesekeds en Alterably testily representative, and the etintion of the 13th article of the Federal Act. It culls for a liberal Constitutive, as in Meade and eße brand Bushy of Baden. -3 ' The marriage of the King of Spell, with the Josephine of Saxony is defteltively deter - Added. Fres Bosnia, they learn, that the Ste ants of the German Universities. repairing to MI inters of Carlebed-Terplks, Meriemboorg, Sze. an trilled' with gent severity ; as they en eensidend le the tight of sespected persons, antiicates frolW knew* Phrickne are required of them; nor ere ' they allowed to preserve the Teutonic costume which they Sege been secestemed to wear. BIUSIIILS, Joss 111.-IYe ere assured, that the Governnient, fired of the sallow resistance of the Catholic Clergy, and especially lhe Clergy of Geed, to a very' wise resoloilon of the King, which pre scan, the wider to be observed In processions, has resolved to introduce and natienalite Protestantism la tie enklioosi provinces of the new Cotrottleh. •ir .". • • ET. 3ovist — Tii VARIsT.—WIMuy .t u. Pablo 01lots BTATESA#I . IIIi, . • . LOff vuessravi JVIM aikir lIIOZ The Public le Axing its atteitilies to the minify before the Commies''s'', with remit to the Charlene, and it is 'spieled Int a were* ineedgetion Into their mansgmant will be made. Theme ere so fewer than 4000 of then Charities, and we enters to say no less than one half the number of gross •been,' 'freed, end peculation lobe complained of. On tMs head the anion is matey iodated to the perspicacity of Mr. BIOUGMAN, Who WSW be struck with the ea. traordisery circumstance of no ens having taken it up before. Ronvinennamed t.suy,vhen is:Tinning the conduct of certain Members of ihe National Con. nation, " qui tensible est coupabk"—we may, with. out cruelty, bet free inotises of pore benvolence, say, " whoever opposes this salutary enquiry is, at least, a portlier In therein." Wttenteence was greatly attended lo ia the abeVe debate. He acted the part of en bone( sod ■ise kindle what he advanced respecting the seal Mr. iliteuonem had manifested, and the trouble be hsd•taksn id the enquiry. " it was fortunate for the country (mid ►e) that he had employed his greet lateen; oh a subject like this. Many men mimed of his splendid abilities might have thought this 'object below their ambitims, Ist be wisely bed chorea coons of all others the most beoetieial to his country, sod which would ensure to him eke MK durable repattatioe. lie commentated the wintry on the greet accession to the foods of Charity, which by this season they would obtain." He thee apostrophised to the Members present— " They Line the eliding which at peewee prevailed la the cavalry, a distress in which they, the were Moen members of the mmenteeity, shared, and w►ich mended them from iodise/big in then acts of benevolent, to which their inclitnelons might kid them. Bet If they could not •gird that ma intains which they would gladly afield, if in their power, to the indigent ; let them at lust endeavour to apply to their pertness those clieritahtefende which W Manta been misepplied."—Mr. Jose Scree end* known the moat gross misrepresentation which had gene forth with respect to the ended of the Committee sitting on the dark, and coney truly say, Imiquitees husioess of the obese of Charities. lie concluded bis nastiest ',masks in defence of the Chairman, Mr. BROUGWAW, sod in proof of his own l opright mind, by mien, " Ile had always thought, land would Oink to his dying day, that thsproodest circomatenee of hie life wen hie Woes Member of that Committee met which bit Hotteareble :mad Learned Friend presided. He did Dot liken any case a disposition to conealmeet—fraud andnyelsey were, I. his opinion, snarly allied." 111 r. Put. Dye, whoa en the subject of CM. ritable festinate:l, 61 the publiestiou ef Ste. tome of Eton Catkge eight mg to have ben pub. lished"—we soy ',thereby, lee if they wen set altogether correct, that is Chi 141,y to sender thus as. We at. for petlicify in all lb., cams, sad neaew prised le see Gestlectem so tenacious of discovery. Then advocates for coneeiment In Parliament re- Convenors et t►e Bar, who tattlers, for they must plead as their brief directs them, whether ter or what ropes. Americas Papers op to May 41. Monvosas..—The swift steam.hoet Walk le the Water, Is Wooded to slake a voyage early is the ter, from Batiste, nom Lake Erie, to Michilima. War, es Lake 8e,.., for the conveyance of con. posy. 'I'M trip Mau sou resemblance to the fame° Argeasstic ouredities in the heroic ages of Greece, that espettatios is quite slice on the subject. As Alsatian ridges der:Sires that *twirled% of tM ammo berme by Britain is tier lut camisign, would tumble ships to mil from Louden through Ned- . was River into lake Bete. Mr. ETAW11 1 0( w Hampshire„ hes rrformed a pedestrian taker of 4000 miles threeek the Western States end Territmies, which be is @Met to poblish. I,—(This Gentlemen wield he mere likely as teach the North Polo then the Euclish discovery ships.) Th• upper Canada Geteite of the 6th lett. coo; Miss a *Mice from the Seuryor-Geserel, that sell* peopossis will be received at his office on the 7th/it hoe, for the seem of a Ilse of townships, conteln iog each abut 66,000 saes, extending from the 01- taws Weer ' in the Johoetows district, to ra n in tear of the towsships of Gestboorne, Beckwith, Dresearood, Bathurst, cod Sherbrooke to the diti. don line between Johnstown and Midland districts; also a live of townships of theta.. dimensions in the Midland district; the survey ow paid for in load, by a pee runup ea such 100 acres serveyed. The Quebec Mercury ceramist also tune account of the debate which took place in the House of As. tembly, on the affairs of the Civil List, of the result of which oar Readers are already iirformed. —dr French Papors to ions 21, contain a retry angry diseossion which look piles in the Chamber of De puties, *herein the Ministry gave a saddest aud i lsit: aspected check In the importance which, M. ew MON bid assuewd, by saying that he had !Wrists to im part which would astonish all Franke., ,Theilllniator of the Interior dared him to tim fetritalTou of theii le l so direct ■ manner, Oat /11. Bigiffttlk *attired, toroad pale, and odd, that be wadi Meal this whew the elan, or as the Doctor Willi, the regicide; should be recalled:-" That will kw be," said the Minister, 111 ATESNI AN. s left . tenon, to the mercy of those sue !pleloos whici await ambiguity. M. DR Lk FERRODKATIL, Minister Pleelpotest. dory of the King of Dureranz, is seared A. bessador to Russia. Germs' Pots. DI Bonn, Russian Ambenador at Pelle, Is to be replaced by the Russian Asalresssdor at Madrid. Twenty years Ms the despotism of our Police been complained of, ssys the Cenditutionnet, mod yet the despotism of the Prefettore remains the senor. Honest wools* end prostitutes are confoonded together; the simple spectators of a struggle are arrested together with robbers by profession. It is not easy to credit the number of plisuners who have thronged this in fected den doting the last Geo years. In 1813, 10,737 persons ; in 1814, 11,859 ; in 1815, 14,414; in 1816, 17,849; in 1817, 18,131; in 1818,14,547 —total in five years 68,138 persons, were conducted to the Prefecture of Polies, nearly the fifth of the population of Paris. The Coawann IhII was /Min` oar Paper was preparing for t h e Press. The debates were ware and highly interesting. We Will give them folly 10-1111•1101 r. 1111•1101r. •••-• •--- THOMPION, Esq. and J. W. PARILIII9 Esq. were this morning elected Sheriffs of Leman mod Middles's, for the year ensiling. It has been wittingly (and not wickedly) mid, that it is probable that on enqoiry into the condom of the Charily School of Stt. Bete. in Comborland, it .111 be foond that mock of the honey of it has been Weiner! therefrom by the drones who have had the direction of it. There cannot he a doubt bet that the soper.aben diet revenue of the University of Oxsoiso would maintain for three yeers all the weevers new net of employment, and, by such • proper and judicious sp. plitstion, keep the toady follows of its Colleges free from a it of the podegra dining the same period. Mr. Beouoittsi's irresistible ',gement' in the House of Commons, lest might, on the subject of lbw Charitable looitetions, seemed to aquas, dry all the frail of • premeditated speech of the Member for Osford, even to the very Ped. How most the patriot heart of a Briton, knowiog dm 'offerings of so many thousends of his industrious eeontrymen at this moment, be wrong to see so much pains taken, by Ministers and their friends, to defend the musty persons implicated In the abases of she Public Gkerifies, because these persons posses+ pro perty, and thereby lefleence at elections, and also by the votes of many of thorn In the Howse of Com. 1 mons contribute, no doubt, to keep Ministers iii their places, against the will sad wishes of the People. The Philadelphia Papers state, that the Chief, in the late Meditated insurrection at Aging', has been taken, @keg with several others. The Chief, whose same is Coco or Coot, had eudeavoured to entrap several persons In the isiserrettion, who were brought as witnesses against him. According to the testi. "toy of the witnesses, the following was the plan which the conspirator intended to put into esecotioo. He would break open the stores of several persons to provide them with ammunition. The city was to be fired at the upper and lower end, mid when the *bite inhabitants bad collected at the fires, the blacks were to begin the work of destruction. To prevent any of the iiikebitaeta @seeping, the bridge was to be cut down, sod the boats cat from their moorings, end ancho►ed in the middle of the titer. Coot was to be Comonsodant if Augusta. sod to hold the people cadet very strict laws. It appears, that a body .1 Negroes in Edgefield, South Carolina, had pledged themselves to assist, and some in she swamps were provided with arum. In awe Coot coed out raise a molt, they world flee t• the Spanish dentioions; but be hashes. fortonsiely frustrated in his horrid por poise sod ordered for 'secedes; his five compenions woe is be tried immediately. We leans by seacoasts from Wee°, Ayres of the middle of March, that the Governarest, la order to open the communication with Chili, which had been interrupted fee a time by the Cacique. or Indians, had deemed it espedierd to dispatch $ consideraMe body of men Into the interior to restore it. It appears 'that theme's tee parties of the Indiens ; one attach ed to the cause of the Insurgents, and soother op. posed to it; the first of these have @rioted a great *mks to oppose this Royelists, and had mot notice a she Supreme Director that should. the Spanish cc. onemesti of which they had bawd ist•lllgewee, sake a leading in the Kiser Plata, they would send a coo. siderable force te repel the invaders. In the absence of the meter troops from Buenos Aye's, the Blotto, who formed the militia of the piste, had Wins called apes to do duty : it bad been proposed to 'beet that they shoold join the men sent whist the tidbits,: this they iltreimously opposed, and but for the energy of the' Commanding Officer, disterbaeces would have Mee* occasioned in COUP (petite. On Tumidity, his Eseelleacy Prince EIITLRIIAIIT. the Austrian Ambantdor, received dispatches from MU Emperor of Avenida, which arrived frees Italy. fuse courier was accompanied by a tonne Gentle- mt. We learn that Heir-Admiral PLAMPIX bas been ' removed from the command of the squadron at St: Helena; and that Rear-Admiral EDWARD LITRION COVIR hes been appointed to succeed him. On !Monday forenoon Earl FITSWILLIAII received an express from Yorkshire, reclaiming the immediate presence of his lordship; It is supposed respecting the disturbed state of the weavers or other manefac. levers In that part of the country. His Lordship paid every ittentioo to ski request of the express received. sod left town Immediately for his seat in Yorkshire. A singular instinct) eithe diversities that occur in the "tool of the *gig, tidily its revolutionary times, jilt be (bind in Alit of M.' as Scutt, the French ilightfr o r id ieztee. "Wit wisdemiand that s brother .:thisMho himself bore arms In the set. +ice of tools .) . was brought is a prisoner of k war to this entry, !whittle a commission In the army if •LX L aic, In St. Domingo; diet be bat since married Itil senfed in Leicestershire, and be. I Come to strongly attached to the religious principles i of soave of our tleg Sects, as occosionelly to i preach amongst them. He Is now officiating at the , Baptist Chapel, io Dokt•ltreet, Blackfrlars*.roid. M11677MG Ar IJUN4LET MOOR • Lea* Meador Night, Eleven P.V. • wilweepei ilseehm on Beata Mow did Lot brisk op till nearly ten o'clock ; I have just !denied, and have only time, praises to the setting est of the Mail, to glee you a hasty sketch. From sin till nine 'o'clock, the !abseiling population of Leeds, liensior, Ilolleck, and all other townships for many milts foetid, kept peering towards the Moor, every cross road and avenue to which was crowded with reties tacos. At oar time, it was coleslawd that the al. sembly amounted to at last 20,000; bet it was nor possible to estimate the number with any degree of enemy, as moo, hundreds. apprehensive of mischief hem the turbulent disposition of some unruly cl.a. vectors who raised with the crowd, left the ground lat an early boor; but I am hippy to say, that though there was mach a ppearence of a disposition to mischief, [have net learnt that any serious accident occurred. Beth the Military and Police.eficers kept aloof from the place of meeting, and the speakers gave fall scope to their arguments, snowed by any inter. lessees of either civil or military power. The principal speakers were the mane as those who limed et t:.e Meeting this day senuight, with the Miteeption of Mr. Willane, of Dewsbury. Mr. MANN, bookseller, of this tow.., opened the business of the Meeting, in a short speech, end pro. pond that a Mr. Booth should take the C..eir. which wee decided in the affirmative on a show of hands. Mr. BOOTH aceadingly came forward and ad. dressed the assembly. lie appeared in be evidrntlr Mooring ender the presser. of that distress •Isirls is ,het too generally petit/tat in this district, and ad *need those &found him with meth feeling.— " Why," he asked, " ate we now tampering ender thin acute diary's ? Our etienit, s.y, it Is a jest punishment for oar sius ; but that cannot he, as Pro vident* has for two seasons biassed us with the most abundant crops, and Plenty OMAN throughout the land. We can therefore only attribute our distress to the misrule of the Ministers of the Crown, sad the defective state of Our Representative System." After another speaker of minor note had delivered a few sentences, the celebrated Mr. PETRIE (who figured conspicuously at the last Meeting), same for ward and addressed the crowd with groat veheatece for nearly an hour. Ile went over the eIJ topics, but the intemperance of the language, and • Tao of irony and contempt of religion vi hick pervaded it throughout, gave great offence to many. The different speakers exhorted the multitude Is depart peaceably and orderly to their respective homes; and, previriis to breaking up, they paned a Resolution to meet again at the same place's Mee. day nest. Mr. Paint took occasion to notice that ealemay of one of the Leads Newspapers, which had lest nested that he was a spy, and a prototype of the so torious The following letter to the printer of a Proviacial Journal, on tire subject of the velocipede, is selected from owe of its columns, not for its classical inho gravity, as will be seen, bit for the Wreak, with which it is pat totether„ and )et leaving the geese to be fathomed. like the beekeeper, who want to lutes. Ingenue that they would meet with geed sup at his boom, contrived to spell ono of the longest words without one letter of It being right, as tkos " Good go:catch for travellers." Manus Patriots,— Its as rod rite that—" its an ill "rind that trims &Andy gaol t" se me titiak these ono fa.li anti lisll al be a wand thing as Wag rue: for es aegy this way--s has la there ask • weal thel eta so ears, sail An thus sear IPA seredeolare pet a lees fiber, yet as shish It It bring ears triter. MI that use owe ai he a gird job Aw us Laakanhir Mkt tact Ws Da smith wpm est they entre sheet parties. Na bea this pod itiamfy theist Metope& T—Osa, nneih A LANKASHIR MON. On 'Thersdsy afternoon • melancholy accident happened at the amok of the Dan, by the arguing of one of the cobles employed In the salmon fish. ieg there, and en board of which there were fear salmon fishers. a woman, with her two children she had taken out for trying the effects of the sea air in alleviating the hoopingecough, and a girl @beet thirteen years of age. The four men were palling net the coble through the breech on the sea-shore, when a heavy swell struck it ; already deep in the water with the net and number of people on board, and en alarm of danger Wog given by their cries and shrieks, an attempt was made to draw the cable to the shore, but unsoccusfailly, the succeeding wave upsetting it, by shish all were thrown into the sea. The net, which was partly out, war ire medistely drawn in by the fishermen on shore, by which mains Iwo of their companions were drawn out, while a number of White Fishers, who were accidentelly near the spot, with the most praise worthy alacrity, rushed into the wafer, and succeed. ed in bringing the remaining part of the unfortunate people to the land, two of the men, however, who had disappeared under the cable, not until after some interval of time, and the whole seemingly in a lifeless state. After a lung pe nee in every awdesvou r which the circumstances would allow, or inameniii - Ingest, the greater part of them were restored.- - Bet we regret to state that Thomas Nicol, a re. spectable old man, and John Hay, a young man it years of age, mesh regretted, elan one ell lie children, about sic months old, were itafortuately past recovery. ADRACIOUI OUTRAOII-00 Saturday night lap, Of early on Sunday morning; some person or persons entered a field near to Castle Donningtos, in the eccepalioc of Mr. Robert Glover, blacksmith, of the NM place, and with some sharp instremont per v.. d upon one of his best mulch cows whet ia termed ban-stringing; the consequence was, filO beast was obliged to be slaughtered. It is is hoped that jestize will overtake the offender,. TM supposed cause of this daring outrage is, that sequence if 1 depredations having boo C, mitted is the toss and weighboorhood of Goa Donningtia, the principal inhabitants had finned themselves into a watch, and alternately sent not for that impose to prevent further mischief. Mr. Goer is said to have been very diligent in the discharge if his dirty, when coked upon as watch, for whicii . t.e is visited with this attack arms his property. /lks miscreants! Mr. Malabar, of Richmond, in coining from Cr. vent-garden Theatre on 'forsday i r ad his poc k ° picked of a letter-ate, containing Js'. in netts, ss4 some silver. P