The Statesman. — London, England, 1819-05-17 00:00:00

Mule., appealed to the testimony of Gomm! %mob(' ff on this pellet, and the Adviseate-Genersi rased that the President weeld yawls, his diem. tonna?, power is requesting Coast Moreeseff to attend. The witness 'seashore! whethor Lord Costeird was *II he is described in Ike irsclietassat, a taut of ruined swritirlieht.sorri story helloed silts debts. r cessejte Murray related, that, en the contrary, the Mehl. I..trd was in the enjnyasene of s entssider. aMs forgone, sod see lotiostrly aroosetad with the Dike Of Wellioninn. 4411 , AIPTOC tts GefttllAL Melo( spokes of the le a d bath of the Dyke ter Wellin‘ten, declared that Me resat/del lo theelittir was without the shadow of a topmast h. sod that hit keener weld not be suspected. Ast seems words 'Weiss mermen were heard free dlf fesessi ports of she Ceart. Saareely hod orde; been rsetweed to the Court, whets M. Dena, the Counsel woe N. mooed, asked why Lord Well ington was ant r!erwt Hwy. bet wee castrated to seed his ? HlPre she PIRSHOltilt interposed, obserchig that such ew ietimetiost was amnia @slough free the defender of Mariam, who, epee being asked if be wished his I:tare in 'mead es ea ',Mears, appeared to him (the president) to attach so importance to the pressure of the Doke. A whams teemed Delimit proved that the Prison ers were intimate with Lord Kiesaird, sad with Mes dame. Cent and Caerbols•Lemaire. A Smash inakeeper,with wises Couched. lodged. preyed that Lord Kitsaaird came often to visit that lady, eadtbat Minuet, who he did set wish to be ken by his Lordship, used to Me himself is the hitches. Fasiee proceedings sajoenoed lentil to.imenew. - THIRD DOY, Mar it Gwent Weemsself, formerly Commander of the *remise Corps of Occenetleu, mid, that ho was is Paris when the attempt at assassination was made. Whoa be sew the Duke of Wellington nest day, Ma Curare declared that he would hese ne communism. lieu with Lord Klorsaird ; het that he would write se Lewd Clancarty, the English Minister in the No. eberieeds. In eider that Owasso, of the plat might •e traced oat. The snoops afterward, went to Illsebeege, where he arrived at eleven at night.— Lord Kieueird came to see him, and said he was con. *Wog the woo to Paris. The witness asked, who. Mier it was the who had fired at the Doke's car. tinge; end Lord Kioseird espied in the motive, bet elleereed, that the whole hiatory of the affair ar mid be disclosed at Paris. The enema after. weeds imareed, that Medium was ledeced to ender. sake this joereey, frees (be fear of being arrested le Belgians, whereat* foised himself watched ew an sides. Paestuset...—Yee me, Primer", that this ~I. deuce ematrodieb year matemeet. Mseleet.—lt proves my cooddesee. I oily re. prated what I leaned from Lord Kinnaird. The Atsvocaia•Gareett*l. —Yoe admit that he had previessly dissolved's. : be might well deceive yes a mead time. Marinet.—Why was I curried on my arrival in Eris to the Doke of Wellington ? I did not se* hieseelf, bet It was in his betel that 1 had an infer. view with M. De Cases its the ptesesice of Lord Kies. ward. Count W ff The Doke of Wellingtoo was mock displeased at blvtlairt Wog bresight Is that mouser, sod messed to see bins. lord Kimealtd simmittod a greet fault is coming alone to the Delie'e, • od Slowing itlerinet to go about wherever he pleased in Paris. l take this oppovr•nity of renderiog a pub. lie homer to the Deka of Wellington, wisielt will render it onnearmary for me to imam a eirotradietiep in the propels. The word of the Duke of Welling. ton is better than the hatiatony of Lord Kinnelrd. Imo the arm *primes° which were oceopied by the armies seder his command, more jetties is does him titan here. The Doke of Wellington mitigated as snob me possible the evils of the occupation, and if we had lotoodod to do bars, the measures be took would have prevented us. A DOVOCATIPGIWISII.—This deposition is per. feetly conformable to this letter of the Doke of Wel. Haste. which was reed In the Chamber of Peers. M. ihris.—Whit den that prove I—only that We most choose hstwees the two Noblemen. M. Lamy, a Pesch Wogs, at these:tit, was the west stitoom. No ospressed greet indignities et Ow attempt to implicate all the French refugees is Ibis affair. Ile said, " I have myself bees 30 doys is cret con6oement s it is a shameful business." PRE•llOllXT.—Speak to the facts of the caw. N. Dumf.—Why is the stridulate to be thus dr. atesecribed ? Is is a qoestioo of national boomer.— 'Why sot listen to eaplaaatioas which teed to 'acid - pate our enentrywea ? The public Minister wakes en eelt.glem on a foreige General; and yet when a witness •islies to jestily Iteucbaeo l be is presented from pi oceeding The witness that went on to stale, that be blessed M. Vander Fosse, the Proeurater•General at Brea. eels, for Dot arta:leg Lord Kinnaird. Fle liked the company is( Marina, but &approved of his intimacy with Lord Klusaird. whose quarrel with the Duke of Wellington be thought pretended. He theeght Lord Kinsaird grouted to entrap the Frees*, as he *papered so food of thew, praised thew aria all eir coonstaatee, ..d rased thew higher than his ewe wientrynwo, even with regard to the battle of Water loo. Marisa, however, paid no attention to this opinion, bet said, II ard Kinaird wants to de cries we, he will find se she wore canning of the two. Marina, is reply to tta insinuations of the tritons, raid that Lord Kinesird had been deceived as well as himself. witness.—Yoe appear to bo still 13k dope. Mariam (shedding tears.)—The troth is not know• Jet. It will be owe day known ; I could easily tell it, aed show wtre eight to stand bete in my place. Tito ATIVOCATE.GEOZNAL Called ON the rrioner to ',plain hinestlf, bat be refined. After Ihs essesination of 901•0 other witnesses, whole seldom* was onimportaut, the Coon was ad loorarid. 1143IDURGH AND DUIVH MAILS. CAASTi n MAT 3.-1111 Royal Highness the Elector kas takes the genie moieties as the Kim of Prussia, respecting the strident. heloagiug to the Electorate, who study at the Univenity of Jess ; they meat all come back to complete Unit studies iu tise Lialretsities residesee sister of the remiss Departmeals, K. Mopes, who ►as resided here easy years, es Romeo Ambassador, sod is highly respected, will leave Berlin es soon as the solo is estitety gerieladed. His yoseger brother earceirds him as A.besatlot. Batsmen, Mat 4 —We lud k our Gwen. the fallow'', article, dated Mown, April 21 :—" The (ley before yesterday Professor Arens, who is et the some thee Member of the Somme Coon of Appeel, accompanied by the Secretary sods /demagog from the University, mod with a leckeekh, west to the lodgings of several atedests, sod eves of some per. sons who ere not students, sod Piked t►eir papers. Having met with some opposites''a from a person who Is sot e modest, sod not subject to the jorisdictiou of the University, he sea for a gesrd sad showed s piper, by which, as be said, the Wet Astherities of the country c..mosisalosed hiss to seal op the papers of all the eterksts who were suspected of forming secret essociatittos, sod to do the seem nee I. the dwellings of peruses who are sot of the somber of modest., sod where there was reason to suspect that every thing of the kind might be found. Professor Arens rowed the rooms of severs! students who were absent, and me those of Dr. Lebold." FAAIIIIIONT, MAT 8.—.111 negotiations for tot. Moe the differences between Bavaria and the Grand Botchy of Bolen upon a basis agreed span at the Congress of Ais•la•Cbspelle ars terminated, but the result of time is mot yet medal public. The Sete's' Territorial Committee considers itself at dimolved, and M. Von Hombold Will go inemedistely to Berko. BAUSSILII, MAT I I.—Plaillot IlAcrois has desisted from his appeal to theCoort of Comeliest, and merely sues for the clemency of the King. May Paris Jou nal. have spokes with • degree of coolidenco of au approaching journey which his Majesty the Emperor Alesander desigmed to take to Btassels. We i.e. pod reason for belleviog that this sews, *hid, If k had been confirmed, *mild have been very agrmiabie to all the Belgisas, is unfounded. Bausests, MAT 13.--Arcoarits from the Nation of Spain state, that oa the Ist of this math the Cas• tom Houseeofficors at Boutitrous, in N , wised a bale of seditious pamphlets and papers, which it was attempted to istrodere into Spain by ea onfrogemited route over lbe Pyrenees. T►e 111111114611 f w•e walled and taken to the prima of Parap•lesta. o'clock, the cereetney .•s performed of laying the corner move of the heildiag for thie leMitetien. foe'coed in the stone wee deposited, steered in a leaden este, • glass WIMP, whataielog several of the gnld, Oyer, and Leppert , colas of the United States, and the following haecription, beastifely yfrinted en vellum paper : " O• the 19th day of the month, April, in the 43d year of the ladeptndenee of the United Sesies of America (being the year 1819 of the Chtistisa era,) ••This the Corise•Sfewe of the Beak of the United States, was laid by Lasted** Chaves, President, sad and Jetted's. Smith, Cashier. s• Attended by Niche's' fiddle, John Coaselly, James C. Fisher, sod Joshes Uprise -ell. the Wild ing Committee; William St risklaad, A rchkect ; Adam sod Thomas Tregesir, Marbie.meoess ; Philip hostas Commie, ; Daniel Greets and J. S. Walter, Brick. layer,. •• Aad a oemeree, amembiage of As Chien, of Philadelphia.•• P•siesw OF W Aare Roll•.—Holieay as i►e NW/. Oars. THE STATESMAN. LON DON : • MONDAY. MAY 17, 1819. —.ow-- SANK AFFAIRS. We predicted the coming miseederstanding be tween this greet, Ibis insatiably coyote's Company of Merchants and the Crimmins of the Ezent ✓lM They would deal with him If they could, es certain avaricious gamesters would with the key,e of clubs or diamonds: i. e. pot him at the belief* the perk, bet Ming him uppermeat whenever they please. Th.., we ere sere, they will not do, for we have u denied that honesty might be se ingredient in the composition of this Minister. They base dealt ' •Ith him as they pleased often, and bite turned !hote l Idealises to their own profit, sad the oetioe's •Imis het then, poor Goodman, he did net discover the tendency of the transactions; and if be had, he sigh have said, when be took their paper money for his mere, I sell you poises at year solicitation, bet it is 1" my necessity, and not my will catmints MO is it." The poison, bones'', his been dealt eat largely, end 101 l the veins and arteries of trade have been choked op with it, and the commercial circeletion of rum. men, nearly at a stand—e oedema! palsy is threaten ed. The Times of this de,. a Paper which is of late grows reasonable in its relections end conjectures, bet which his mush to stone for by blowing with bunting cheeks the trumpet of unnecessary war for years together, to the tone of 4 or 300 usHilows"ed money now justly arraigns the conduct of the Dices. tors of the lisok,hot recommends the treating tbesawitb knoracy. We say no, treat them with severiti, for they have had no mercy on the country ; and as well as remising an universal rapacity, they would employ a malignant segos against that part of the press (oar readers will know which eritheet being told) that hes presumed to speak freely, though truly, of their met. calory dealings with the people. Is their letter to the Minister from the Committee of Treesery, dated 15th Jan. 1810, efts, referring to the ss lion at Fife-booty, upon the various points respecting a con. tinbance of the Issuing their flimsy substitute for money, kg. they propose, " A 1.., whether soy Nod what prereedhee It heeesses thee t• sake vilest a descrlptiess of presage. who. by their weiligas, are endeavouring to decry the piddle credit of she c..ootty, aad ta wilier these pewees whew duty it is to roainteio it. The Direction base se maims hope that his 111.jeety's veromoot will efookier It to be go improper upplicattpo of i authority, se become Use Prosecutors is the wow flseraot of slave ram sad set let the task fall epee Geettesee, she, frees ihr delicacy of their esolle.-wla/ tryst, ore very meth averse to he mp* the Meade(' et their ewe repot:Moo, otiloigh to No poly averted." This is the imperious' in imperio, w►ich we have be. feet spoken of. They wosid iwae, eat only their paper money, bet their prosecullotra at pleasere— they geoid retain net merely Jack Ketch to be the " and ail" of their pretentious, bet Mr. ATTOII - LIIIBIAL lb eommeste them; in shott, as the Ministers have obtained the pasting of en Act to snake whatever shoeld be said to bring their Govern ment into disrepute, sedition; so would they ►ave a law to make that treason which tends to listen the raise of their Bank note! !—Even though it were to be sold ate diurnal of 30 per cent. which, we ate sore, would be the ease at no great distance of time. The Farmers Gementl of the tales of France, pet the first reveletioaary wheel of that country in me ting s the Farmers General of the Paper-tea in land are defog it now hat wish mere sapidity. The careetry has bete overcharged with thia inflammable and consuming staff; it is @boot to take fire: hitherto the progress towards ignition has been by a slow. welch : the conduct of the bombardiers (the Direc tors) hes quickreed the slow creeping fire, and it shall be ter pert to warn the honest pert of the Public, to avoid as mach as possible the dreadful ef. Nets of the etplosles. BUIIST IT DIVOT, whatever the honest, truth-telling Courier says to the contrary. Will he be bold enough to ram and ;:lock the fuse out of We bad that, in one instance, the Minist►y have suppressed an estreeagant abow,hefore the toed rust/ of public indignities has been pertirelerly directed satinet it. The Lord, of the Travesty base sig. niksd to lbw Sterfkeeper•General, that his see. Vices being so tenger relished, his departereat trUI be transferred to the Tressery, Is the Commis. Grist was et the *ad of tile war. The conduct perused by the Ministry ea this occesine hes been most predate, for it has prevented the espesare of the nemerees jobs which bee, taken piece is that department. We are shocked sad disqested„ however, to Irani, that as*. all similar occa•tons the economy that might be premised Heresies this aldose lien. will be in a great mestere detested, by the per. tiosideres adherence or the Ministry to the comes sod wasteful system which has indeed planed our ill-fated collets'', into the very gelph of bankruptcy. The retirement of the Storekeeper-General will add, remit sr saponother pension to tits t already eureka's. ed list. It seems to be the established Tele that we Deb. he reactionary who has eajoyed a !iterative Aar, frees the perquisites sod salary of which be has perhaps amassed no inconsiderable fortune, shell be dismissed *hen his department by asychenge of circemstamisee becomes utterly useless, • filmset eetailirtg on poverished and over.herthersed countrymen, se es. erasagest life annuity for p.m N./tide s more thee seMciesstly remenersted at the waste& of !beer per. formesce. This is sot the way is which nor soldiers end seamen were treated whim their services were no leaser seeded. They were discarded with more cold apathy respecting their retort fete thous airy mon of ordinary humanity would dries a dog from his door. They were abandoned to wear, memoir's, and death. Bet Mr. Teiorrea (sheet very same grates indescitbsbly on oar ear.) is to retire, as it is reported, on 7601. per ammo though *Ma of hie sccoents bate bees audited, imsd these es. cotters, we understand, amount to Is et seven mil. Omni These ibises Linnet, will not be sedated, The immient contempt in which peblic opinion is held brier Ruler., will, et no dimwit Joy, raise whirlwind that will so r.p them lodgment:tine. Let us sot lid accused of rieetrieg to gather forth*, the stormy elements of popular eregressce. We simply predict the event imerleebk., ontsma e Ralrmat. Kg. roam of the moon sweetie be spoedhy begun. A Meeting took place en &lord*, at Hot Londe, Tavern, ire compliaerce with the lemtesiee cooraised is Ike following circuter, by T. Ketratorr. Fel Lombard area.. Mar 1 1111,. “ A very amend ter.* isaviety awl atom bete n ex. at ibis oboe by mook mercomde as dor ..eurante le r p u rl i poied oaf isslopted I. Potilstoieto, spas tile the drew Gestalts's+ of Erosivity Satoshi!. elite of tit = 'lliesurad. you ere, it she desire of nosy riopeesolobt rams, oatramrod, resjorried to give ohs aersoasrof 'eve parapre„ at a Meetlogof alearboria. Stookers. and leaders, tomorrow (Imerdey). t lb. illy at Loodon Timers. so soriee o'clock. 111011814 y, le (Moder sod primes. Olt lite propriety of a mid (.seal ar • Pottle laretiog sr of prep Moo • I'vehiss ter easseeel slgeasore. ta bleb Heroes of Par iisesfer. swim say measorestroollog. by • breed. pareipisaie. or *odor roar seams of do ounrisoeisr• of she serer kingdoms. oo rloadride mar hi siareast, demi' sue adore of proms,. she ase=oralte !b. politic credit. sairkoltoni. Nosoofaciores, sod Th. attendance ass r...t rternerwes, t h e penes* wisest not excirelliee 30. Mr. (et Warerick.sqesre) ass called to the Chair A Hams. !slims for calling • Gemmel Public Meeting es Tees. dsy (to.merrow), ow the seams estbjetm, was easel. moos!, agreed to, sod the consparrY eiperated. M aco arson's Itseentrios.—On Wednesday a de. tachment of about IMO officers .ad Imo of the corps raised in Dublin by Colonel Attu, for the S•ordi Americsa Patriot service, sailed is the ship Beery, Captain Nsweoar. from that port, hosed direct to Ass Cayes, St. I)ousisigo. from whew. t ey will proceed to their eltimate desthsatiere; the embarks. Son of these volanieers produced a very Interesting .spectscle ; crowds of people assembled at each side of the - river, and followed the Nobel as fir as the point of the Light.hoose, where three unanimous and Mood cheers bespoke the parting foreatti, and kind wish of the spectators for the success of the ander. jteking. Another detachment of the ante corps 'welts the ordeal et • ship, chartered to sail from times en the 40tb instant. Letters from Jamaica, of the 24th of March, enewies that Sir Gamma M scciateos was then es a atilt to that ally. It appear! certain list the place Of his destinations WU at that time endeter_ mined, even by himself. as he was endeareeries to collect information among the metehante et Caplan. Concerning the nest eligible part of the Sparkish Main ou which tomato a ammo. Great apprebeeu liens were enterteleed, that his °permeate +veld pro duce semi injury to commerce; to remove this. Maconecion had leased, Protlawration to anent the British metchants that his utmost protection would, in ell lestincev, be afforded them. The sedge of Ise stuck sin Cutters.. marcoesidered far tee doe (dress fei ltle means, his squadron brig estresely illueendltieleed : the general • epieloe had liked es Chegrei as the place if bra pollinate destinations. Helifoz 'Pipers bare been received t• tballlth ,of April. The Holm of Asevenbly, on the 10, salad 10001. In sopport of the fisheries, to make op she deiciewcy in the easeant appropriated far Muslin by the late Norte. The POI for the establieltfted oft Commercial Bonk has Owed the flaw el A.. sootily. The seas of 20001. has ban voted foe the erect' of • College In Ilelifst, agreeably to the recommendation of itt. G o opyn or , at t h e e rsieg 61 the `Aession. On ob. 17th, the Genets! Assembly ems prorogued to the 18th J.iy. A Gentleman et Liverpool receivei's letter led week from his brother at Jeddah, era the coast lithe Red Sea, in which he sofa, that he there as , " •lb Nathaniel Pearce, the pers.. nteetluned in Mr•Fraill Travels, who told him that Mange Park Ilse Noll living, but detained by ilseCbiefef Tombactoo,esem count of his 'kill in eargery• THE srArrEsmAs: • . \1 I_2 __._ il_____l_ - . . . ~.., .. 4 tits Elletwiwi. • 111(1/49.116111ePsorkbafikliktirortillistsOrneweof nitwits, /sc. Ad Mr tilli visail the tobeholugle of ilnktbelt, to tete his crediting, wdelitiod the •••• nviiisoilh. r.. ~. • . POotooff with dots/Mae of the ay* til shaped of dodoes Imo ti leettethe by its splinters ? :C.! Ingmate, if Af 4 4•A:r k t e et=il of this Ees4pli. de/Almelo., no teenage duties, nor Ibis oo sueb the Geatlaiiiii, as swells; as he is plaosible, sill con . - tal Rellgine al Kees bees deetiloto of pert of tits sari*, are to bo ousted: .. • linos to 101 l his readers oilli assurances of safety till lb* benefits of Divine Senko, according to timer o ltisto be understood, however, that no addl. „ L. , ,_,_,,, faith. To ramody Woolliest, his Mainline essitimpd !focal mop is to be peemiesti to be tokeo on boort), 0 " tnegw ' scruw ' ''.4lelaild ties he *sr perhaps work to appoint a Chaplain to his Embassy is that city, estop provisions and am stores, absolutely necessary himself up to the pitch of resolution (courage is ou t sod has /ikon that ores is the 110. Mr. &Wielder, foe the voyogo.—With, ke. • of the <moil's) to @inn, though is a deplorable who will set oat for Items at tho mid of this moods. (Siamo) JO t. ANDERSON. tome, that all has arisen from writers (like rtorsoives) Priory Mother is Ratio to Silesia. ii To Ww. Ellen. Ky. Cannier, Newport, Rhode laisnie." • . being allowed to speak so freely and Br tly o f The KIK has purchased the *AI hotel of the Rol. .coeseerrtied Olaf, ; in ocher wardt, that 11.0 a ff a i rs ass Amhasoador, M. Von Mopes, for 80,000 HANK OF THE UNITED STATES. a the BANE, Bike those of the Miss, Avoid bow awns"' It is to ho tha " 160 rolido:too of the MI. Pntaanotanta, Aram li.--This da!,attorsi!s Its.. ~a, o nw t a - bie .diIItRICAN PAPIRS. EFROSI THE IT (MIW aavXuwiC&) STA% *MIL We have brew petitely handed (with permission le pehlieh the same) the following loners for the le• retention of werclunts and ell penens Interested In navigation ; aed we consulate's the Politic, that the same liberal eisestreettes hes bent girl!. ellicially S. the Americas law, which has over bees the caaricser letic features( t►e Welsh t 6 ' Iffitbh Corelo6. Kew riet• It bade Islas/ Nardi f 66 Uis Britamoic Majesty's Coosa! for the Stele of Rhode (stead rodeo's to Ilse Collector of St. John's, New Bressoick, a Copy of s letter krona* Ameri cas Coap•roller at Wsshington, respecting the Hsi fish schemer Janos, Crank, master, from Jamaica, which pot Into this port in distress. " It shows ande► whet circumstances British fps. eels, fro* the West Indies, or British Prooloces la North America, though afheraise prohibited, any MINI' soy port io the United Gates. (COPY.) " Treasure Depennias. t:.onetrener's Ober. Jon. le. " Sta,—A letter addrested by the British Comet at Newport, I. Antilop, fit.Jahe Baker, him Brittonic hfsjemy's Consol•Gesent softie United States, con. taming the following represtrotatiee, his beets sob. sided to my consideration : " That ' the British schooner Jaen, Croat master, bound on a voyage free Jamaica to St. John's, springing a very had leak, we. .bilged to pet lute Newport, is MN HMI vessel end she Ines of the people, of which a pretest bed been node.' And t bat yes cessaidered the vessel liable to selsery, under the Act or Congress of the last Senn. of Gee. gress' " Front en attentive examination of the legging. I of the Ist section of That Act; and keeping in view the wimple of universal law, I an of opinion, that the section In !louden contemplates only uses of an erdinsry eater,. " The weeds shall enter or attempt le ester,' sc. cording le views, should be interpreted as isplyieg a volentary act, end without necessity. " A British vessel, therefore, bound from@ British colonial possession closed to the vessels of the United States, to sent other taroks port, os being forced by stress of weather, or sow other urgent or WM. avoidable circeentsece, le pet lute s pert of the United States, ought not to be considered as cools( within the operation of the Act. The distress, or other urgent or unavoidable circetnstance, sbeeld, however, be proved Is a deer and satisfactory man ner. It should be wide appear shot there was, at least, a morel necessity for entering the pert. " if, from the simeties of the vessel en her sr. rival, or from soy ether circwentancee which have come to your knelt ledge, you should hive jest grounds to inspect list the comfit( was ender false pretences, it would be proper to make a strict scru tiny into the affair, end to replete your proceedings according to the result of the ievestigation. " Should you be satisfied that Mists a one of reel, and not fictitious distress, it would be consonant with the enteral policy of our laws, as well as the dictates of humesity, to offend the sufferers every in. dolma, sot Incompatible with a just regard for the safety of the r 46 hi each event, you may allow tbe sale of so much of the cargo (the duties thereon being paid and se. cared) ui. your opinion toy be necessary to de!