The Statesman. — London, England, 1818-12-02 00:00:00

P s I . ,} • affirmed to be r.seral degree.. from the Ws on *hock it seem, In revolve. But he did not lisp ino l g enough to prove his doctrine, nor to ascertain the reerrin ' _• 1 Ilona of hit magnetic poles around the two raitmmties ~; IR ji or 'be globe's axis. I rememb er him eery well.—. i His book is extant. " The departure of the ire in vast masses &oaths. . ~. Arctic regions begat, to POW general intuition in .. . 1805. • During that year I itivemisated the seldtet, - 4 end wrote a Mrieoir,spen the Grereiddid icy. sr - ~ . a. ;, 4 -. overspread the northern Atlantic °cyanosis& N i : the water and the atmosphsee ~nigh le WO* .' oar climate as far South etiolates 410 itoTrtill. • leo" • elder the* Golf *reel IS ioft by Illi 'tinkle. Or eerry she ice airily to the switereestg tad by usenet% Arb seek IL Thal" Mete seareare view so , the kyle end *sheen of *et eimeakese obst and blockade Ay , thew maweereed ineties. lrte e • Essay, with the testimony al satiey Shlpeatitten, • registered its the 10th Volma of lir Milliti Ropey . diary. : It A few weldor sae, Capt. lifliite, stow of Nita YoritAtelti me be bee in Wiest 1714 peaetrated, • wbaling espollitintrip_aw Al ehitik . o. taboill.. wee entompassed IpliiMpt lok • f _kw:: : . metre oLhe omit Vrir 4 1 11, 1 01 Rillti r ell'e ky, Cry • betake* . . The .itelea, Atli .a gag • is aseettirbiriet *see ; I . rut qbeirt. 14 t . ' 411W•likelasi 604 04. or . Oen* NAiir ' dew mat a riettessitill ' • to . lireittileg asi *skies it top el . l ' it triwo, " l' l'idlo iiiiiimb int, eetropria. of the Zig** , fit • mire son the btk letitedes. It would . be tag's that.aso iehabitinfs of our Coss. t . - VW& seater eery • far to the north, ahead . •be ' 111eePoring its intteot and boundary. .1.-,..,:,.: ..:',' MilWAyselsi aloe cases sod of hardy resole' .. wi * - and ... : : 40etlight, Awe the proper penes. latiOndfantaVie• fa, ItavX heel 11.140110 speculations is do timostiseticra of die Uterusl nucleus or core of t • stet*, pose cottsidaring it as occupied by solid reek, . : Gibers by wafer, amdlatisent spin by fi re. Ulysses is . . . i ted by amper es enetrating to the nether . Kr . . . the ray et Umetaria; and Antos it , : • '' 4_ ": 1, .4 to bye deseatiled to the lower re. "•,*; - * Arognis• giNote has given * asp eo .. . e . . ... 1. ' benison the *rust of the globe indite . r soiliiiy s y, , as ealbellisbeeutt to his pews i 0 , is RA ofiso a mp wows of the imagination, or idiom at 'asp i mS Pisa in need o( better ie. formation. os. *ma explorer would be better ikon a &Mead iwesatteesof stories. . • " 1101 , rare and extraordinary would it bete con . % -verse with you, on year re-appearance frees Out in. ' semi worlds! I told Capt. Lewis sad Capt. Riley,. on the morn of the former from the north-west coast of Americo, and the latter from the frightful deserti of Attica, that I beheld them as, in some sort, visitors , from another sphere; so troni4ou really be after else performance of the projeg coutained in year letters-Adis% and be happy. “ SAMUEL L. lIITCHELL." A FOUL STAIN U 'AI_PON ONOUR NATIONAL . . - TCIIII. Putzmistulonth,Oev.4ll.--,Onehendred and thirty. • • Woe baleen beings baring been sold at public section, Tor the benefit of the Visited States, the proCeids of the same ansnootittg to sere than 50,00 0 dollart; which has been placed its the National Treasury...* . This abominable transectiou is the more disgraceful , to our national character, inasmuch as the hem** beings thus sold were not the subjects of the United. States, but had been kidnapped in Attics.. if WI act is not made to ring through the civilized world at ,a reproach to our nation, much greater forbears*, ,Mill he exercised rewards us than we have hitherto experienced. What! that liberty boastin nation, who call themselves the only free People e arth ; this tame People seize by viOlence the bel so sons. ,of Affica, trauspert them to the United States, wheel the Goaelement immediately seises them ; and whit .does Government do to recompense those unfdr innate wretches' Does it rescue them from the shackles of kidnappers ? The only remuneration those unfortunate Wogs jet for the iojeries done them by the American cilium's, is that of being sold sieves for life ! New tlisAt, Nov 4.—A Gondossn foes Now. Urgh stsles, tbst tbe fire In several of the moon. -tattoos tracts I. that neighbeelbood OM rages, and insdesolated wry *moods gleam. Tbe " draw red . lands," es they are called, are ea fit* ; sod It b sop owed tkt • the taveges at tbealiseettlits these greyed. Illfme entradei to ihrse oe leer Waited acres. It *flee tbesegbil• pat Ihrestioei beneath the awl, to the depth of &sr or five feet, berating oat at dif. Immo paints, and rendering a pelage weir she oar. fees ortresnely saute. A bade& bad fallen throe. Abs crest and perished. The terepike which aerie ,te rift of these hada le verified to hate este et firol * , eagles of its &tame yolderetieed. Owe infeell farther states, that the stresses gad mil l , ou , are 1111111111061 mills, bad so ensbnly tatted, that chi grinding of grain theeesh a largo Meta of country was aloe* at au end. .o.....—opeoosswir , 4 . .r • • FRENCH P.IP&M 1 ~~ ti&votirow, and after Ms rebate fres If* " 60 1 In their hostilities against frame they bad we eieW witetmer tee the re.establisbuost of . tbe Bourbon Drawly. For it was onqeestionahly this the aroma opinion of the Allies, that the peace of Europe (Malt depend open the restoration of the Sou Net* , TM total of the births is the Fresch metropoafor the last year are stated at 23,7014 oat of which the "annrutoo• proportion of OM are registered es Wee. .tiraiite. How dreadfoily depraved mestsbe esomlisreli IM Parisians be, if the fidelity of these entries Ma i 11111 relied on! We are not, however, whboat sne., pkiee, that a considerable eember of the battits.oei psi dawn as illegitimate, say be placed to* tile, .onset of foreigaen, and may also spring fross tpar. days regolarly cOntreeted, according to the cent teordis of the Civil Code, bet which say not have teseived the sanction the Itnadeh Church. Some V. 'WEDNESDAY, DECESIDESI 2, ISIS. Tife Funeral of her late M AS>zcTY take' OM* 100. do r Almost all holiness in the Metropolis has been Impended ; the shops are Ant, and the day has been • parked with religious solemnity. The road toWinds..e bas been thronged since an early hour, and all yester. del l by crowds of anxious visitors; bet the rain which felt shirk% the night mast hare rendered the roads nofseirerable for the Procession. Further accounts of she arrangements for the interment will be found in oar sober columns. This morning the Gentlemen dike liesald's College were to have ell the stalls in St. George's Chapel ready for the reception of the Members/A Os Royal Family, the Nobility, and the Groat Olken of State, who are to occupy them in this feriniag. The arreerneeets ha this respect, it IP sellereteed, are the saws as last year. WO gi•e in mother cola= tbecepies of two letter . from Mr. Houses, the Goodman who seat ibel books and Wen to St. Heim, to wblalt so mesh imparftnce his bees attached as furoisbiag proofs of a plot to liberate NAPOLIP3II6 Mr. HOUSSI, In bit tetter to Bart BaTatravrommisfly looms bassi( to be the writer of the letters, sad the persoa lobo ftlef l the books, which were seised ; and thee it is Cop. !Wad beyond doubt, in spite of ail the iesieantions and abuse of the advocates of tyranny, that instead of any thing criminal being meditated, the &monist's, of the imputed conspiracy wets') act of benevotenee, which inlaid only excite the - unmet and jetiesey of maletoleot minds. -4•8.--. Paw, Noe. 18.--Tbe fellow* it the speech etldrelted to bit !Nell, in the name of Use Diplo matic Corps, by the Prince of °web**la, •Ansbas- ____ sador Eztraordins ry from the Two Sialles. It was t F The reach Papers which are received to the 29th delivered at the diplomatic sodieffice, Jo which his , -Majesty received the Usage of the foreign Ministers spots informs is thla t h e D oke of Ilicnzuzo arrived spots the anniversary of his birth-day : at Paris on Friday last from Aiz-la•Chapelle. It " Siau,—The Diplomatic Corps feel happy in epprers, that oo the birth-day of Louis XVIII. the approaching your ncred person elk Ms anniversAry• Neapolitan Ambassador ofkelated Of the organ of the of your birth. With recollections so "mom, dos Diplomatic Body s in expressing their sentiments of vows for y pia welfare are naturally Itlined. • When I congratulation • • cad that his Excellency availed him - had the honour of expressing the same sentiments to _sit u( ,_ , your Majesty on a former occasion, all eyes were opporyanity to fissure him that the bappi• turned tow ards an event which was to giv ean unetisiv 0- nese of , was loseparsbly Interwoven, mot cal proof of the sentiments of many of our Sovereigns, only with prosperity of France, with the organs of public confidence. This event ha. that of his Majesty and his august F taken place, end we have seized this first solemn oc- jest' most possess considerable pow cpsion to felicitate your Majesty upon it. dolity,as welt spell the vanity of tl "The destinies that were to give happiness to Eu. . could - bear this compliment without cope, could not meet their accomplishment, except in _ if she personal happiness of your Majesty, in .40 of Y!iftly.iMiles he recollected the marances your august Family, and in the provelity of France." the Allied Powers, p r evious to Lite ' . • , sk,l l —., —saitasca .~'_~ _...••111MI nit# LATAAS4NCEII4 ;Amu sir STNfI. 1. Toisgen Vag eh, appoistod4rl76 4s apialatan to the solearamireranay of 141 n s it% aft sh• were favoured . *kik tickets were i n b e • et Kew Paten below* 0010 iiktik liNeeek. steelier .t *ken 1t5,4 1 ,14 4 0 441 * trier. tie (lava residadflit blifsi Oka% vnitiiiies• Ow. died, Is set that tie seem efiLe w Mesh %tin MM oe sasis•fs msdiceastry boa reedNotilihewe'why, . . $ 1 0 * *II M/! lbws worerry, et of a reeliksseifostignionpbc Sorb., a habitation, *Wrier it 'dot 'emit, alit oelleetty bite Ilmg dt.edee,, fated for tereerrotrials of state dons would merely have mucked thehelmgplitgoin s to witbela they were &Witched, andattemersoith 1 1 fell.deessed attendynts would have treat spa., to the esetesite of the only 'objeetta l'ett p b they could bare been collected -=ebb aQttrisiFitii of tit.. lons to see them. The rank, however l 'ot,ot uttep demanded that some form.ot stilt. sh**l44. • i served, and the atailfeellf• of theseforts., tii , huffed his whole attest's* to protect it hoteastr Sweett '• • knowing probably that a Brood ene'etitimposeittle. With this view he carisad abort a third part or-bb s largest room, en lib* ground floor, to be eepbreint frog the reel, by deep ~beck banginp Of fine tied • an d pH externs' *seeded, *vent oil.. lights were the 'patentor, staft e in at , . • • to show the w' t, Athos! diapolsin i gloom, A portico of *Astute* Mos separated k w , • 'the rest was agile »USA of, died within OA voiles! was exhibited to the spectators, es they sleety primed before lt, the edge, cotataleing ell dm is mortal of her late lliejesty the Qneen of England, surrounded with Poch oraemeets of leant, pmwp is at tome show the upiasatoer and frailty of earthly gtserteer. The coffin, of which 'sough was exhibited t• costly materiels of obit* it was composed . 9 was placed ow triadic about leer feet•from the grottild: it was partially covered with i blefk pall of re. wedieg richness • sod at the heed stood the RIM Grown: over 14 can was the coat of eras richly embroidered so a diver ground es each At, bat at a smell distance from the collo, warn Aka. immense svhs•tspers, is silver candelabras, secif..as oat glade may gee so the sitars of Catholic chap*. At the top of the rode, lies se each side, steed 4see Gentle's**, dressed iw .deep moornidi sod st the foot pere placed four metes; twit is pack side, all le black, bet dressed after the faslahto of the yeomen of the household. with dark valeor raps ifpti black handled halberds. The apectetets were receterd at the entreece, hang with black; by aetvral Gentle. mew, is mourning bebilitnents: they Nee proceeded throes., a. smell passage, very partially illaminared, and also hoes with bisek. to the room et flues' state : shy then peeled slowly, and at their ',woe, before the mortal remains of their late 'Queen ; sod after traversing soother apartment hung ditepty with black. and occupied by several attenda:tto in mourn log, emerged from the melancholy gloom again lama the open day.light. The free gates 'Which pard She tiptoeing into the garden of the brirec were shet, and none were alit , ed to paws %Ithout Valets; and several well.dresood ptitseass stores/las inteleded, who had not been torten's, earorge 'barb. telt, the means of admission. At 12 oteloac it %%mild wet have been safe to admit mew 'seven's, no minee the state.roons would not heist soot* 411,e•tt persons at once, and any indult beyond the 'll4lll6sot Mint have created the afflatus' c-rtruatots. The outside of she gates was kept by two lairs 'pi 'Grenadier Guards; end front the gam'', as fae is teiviptvo, dieerent parties of the Looters peestleit, pertly for thou, and portly to maintain order. The military Officers who 'wooded were in foil mourning, as far as the regimentals admit of a mhots of woe; and certainly, if any thing could have destroyed site unaffected solemnity of the lying-11).state, or the se ries+ associations connected with it, it would hate bees the grotesque costume of these asilit.try mourn ers. It shoeld also be stated, that Lally Harcourt was in attendance as a mourner, in the room where the remains lay le state.; end that her Ladyship was relieved daring pert o the solemnity by Lady It. Chester; these Ladies were assisted by two Gaole rs's Ushers of the lute queen. Every Odes pissed of with the pretest order and decorum. A detachment of 800-street officers at tended, ender the direction of Townsend and-Soyert. • farther pertkulars ere given of the recent failures at Amsterdam. The Import:dolt *reptile, both gold wedieDrer, still contleees to a great amount, bolt at. Pettrabergh and. Riga. The Five per Cents. left eel lon Fridey at 69 f."3o'c.; and Bank Stock at 1745 f. •.- . • Ink awenpteneent titles is the 'sand of Retina, to Goveremeets hs allweiretries. We have alreadyl bad occasion to *duet to the happy. state of oar Caj. uadien Provinces, sod that etterdons of Mr. Gown.; l LAY to obtain for. the. People an amelioration of grievances from ,ther.Governmeet by the coostientionall mode of Representatioo and, Petition. The light is; these attempts have been *regarded by the Jo ritts of the colitry;hesbeen manifested in the Ter dicta in faveer of the persecuted Reformer of Canada, Mr. Govar.aT. The view which the Governor ant Government still entertain of 66 the sacred rights cell i i •the subject" is this impact, is seriously displayed its the account which we bate received of the armies di the Parliament of Lipper Canada. This Is a swift*. "shish we must not pass over is silence, tfiough , the, facts speak powerfully for themselves. Seth a spirit as appears to pervade the Legislative . Cow* of 4.4 per Canada, may pleas* the Grander, bet even here' , it requires to be watched whit constitutional vigilance. , The Session commenced on the 14th at York, when the new Governor, Sir P. M a Ist.A Ito, wade a smith In which he slimied to the late Cow , voodoo of Delegates, coneened through the h.. deems of Mr. GOURLAT. Ile pfelletaltd that the Boise of Assembly must of coins " feel a just is diguation at the attempt which bed bees made to op. cite discontent and oriental sedition ;" and the Cem' moos Haase of Assembly very obsequiously re echo, that they do foot all this presemedjurt indigos. den at the attempts to incite diseeemet and organ * ssdMlao in their kw oeuntry, that " favoured aniseed to their forefathers, et a sod wet as a tansteary , of loyalty ? We have hashed adhoroots of royal clemency in being _ but let this pass as an Joecenary allotion—and they deeply lamest that the insidious designs of one restless Jodi. vides! should have succeeded in drawing into the Rapport of his vile machinations so many honest men and loyal subjects of his Majesty. They however promise, in the words of the Governor's re. commendation, that should it appear in the coarse of their investigation, that a Cooveation of Delegates .cannot mist without danger to the Constitution, they will carefully distinguish, in framing a Law of Pre. vention, between such Conveatiots and the lawful act of the subject, in petitioning for a retirees of reel or imaginary grievances. Row this Law of Preven tion is to be framed is order to guard that sacred right of every British subject, which the Assembly Sells as at the same time it still ever hold io violable, we have yet to Wee. A Green Beg and a Sespeesion Act may assist to dispel the mystery. la lbo meantime, it is. awes* to ,obeerto that the. Mouse of Assembly in this reply ammo that, so an waiving tact In the Celetiy,'ithich the Governer alluded ta . its the most general and hy pothetical terms; and this they do, without any re lett of a Committee of Enquiry, or any sort of slit that evidence whatever Wog laid before thee, to 1011,111iit Mum iw the essertioa. that moll attempts ac jfeoliy LatrobetoMlM Not only lithis tieseetiOn rash *ad gratultoes,but poieted,es every pones oast wit that theremet attempts at Retsina medals, Mr.Godit• : taw, it Is SW onwarranted. 1111r.4s1111LAT, as 111111 r; • re are aware t has undergone two premecetleos for. Ma his attempts; and in both he bas balm acquitted . lly a Jury of his eeontry of the seditioes ismotieg i . limPuted tq him. The Commons are pleased farther to call the Colony " a happy Colony." A. happy Colony indeed, which for a twelvemonth past has,! Ito the observation of the whole world, been sewed by civil &erosions—ln whiht almost witty township', -Without . exception has had its meeting and pedalo( for redress of grievsnees—in which, es has been acknowledged on alt bands, many greet and seiloss grievance, do exist, and are actually in a course of being redressed by the Execetive ! Yesterday morning early the ,PRINCE REGENT'S left Carlton. House for Windsor, previous solemn procession this day. I Yoga left town yesterday afternoon, )nd three o'clock, for Oatlends. Bs'carrots and huckinghainsitire sailed the 20th of June, for Chins ;. the ,mss Coots, Marquis of Huntley, and .Ic l were to follow in a for days. r _ Meetings ere already annoeaced in +Priori dam and toerus, for the merinos of roilag 'Adidtilemer of Condolence to the Patient Reogiti - ea Olt lath of his Royal Persist. . i" HoliOutABLE ARTILLERY COisaA r ko., ~ dig at the Armoury.hoose has been hoisted / ' bib sloes last Thursday week; and minute *$ Seri' *Nd in the groin* Ads day; for - ent, bole, at 'WY HOW time is the gene et the Tower; as a each of respect to the memory of her late hoIAjIiIITY. Letters relbleed yesterday from Cadiz, mention the *MIMI there of the Preciom, Capt. ARRAIITE, frees Lima, which was reported to have been taken by the term4est polestar that captured the Castello, aboot die ••10414 October, they baring sailsid in compaey Ono Lima. The LORD CIIANCELIAIt feels congiderably better; and experts to remote his sitting, on Monday oil. The Wardees of the Totter II dye yesterday drew(' is their long moorning robes, for the first time sitic ' tbe death of her MAJESTY. The Duke dein/One hat subseribed pounds to►rards the espence et coolie a new line of road, from the Plymouth road to tivistock. BOOTH t nn looger • meinher of Coves!lirrlrin Corps Drousatiqm, he he. i tog lice/Tod a r . retortrai his at firtsot. The French Jnornalv record, that ween 16th and 2.4'b trlt. si a packets arrived ht 11?1" Dover will, 71 pristen(ers, and that si4seew threP quitted Calais with 225 pasve.•gers ; 104 h illetva‘, trinsl►nrta, having on hoard 112 officer!, 23314 1 , diets, 191 womeh. 297 childieti. 1916 it 1$ I" , tillery, and baggage. Letters from Rome, of a recent date', • scarcely an English family of CollSrlitietice IC there. All are en the wing for home:, one thowend 1 • c FUNICRAL or us* LATE MAJESTT.—NO business dose GS tbe - -- ' 4l-rar was s Pubilc Otlicei. illfd i arltinit olved to , .. _ . Ortile_t_ .. r 4 _ j '.1. 4- 044 5T.4711111111 pf ect K m....vvh7t Npit zeig I' tlaa lo ' . : ' STuitan ‘apailt4hiog Ow t .., ' b. Jibed to tan plantation I LONDON: . unnecessary *nation —and nee, but also with car/ N a p s left Feria Ma- to joining the rer of faze and ere- The Duke of the Bounsoirsonle bffweep two al The ships 1] at grinolog a into Bombay issuances girls:Alt &Wm, Thy first dethroosamat Dace of York ~:~ ~R ..r I Fr Yottooky. al tism. edict, Ilk Majesty took so 1 ring to St. CA*O4l. - i • . .• J , Rh 11640 ftleisess dm Mb till'Alsometeoto sr. .11 oar tlio:lNMast. et . Nos& lie deputed text' seighigiwob Wogs to bo tibtribited among the .ary, poor of the loop. fametiseer Deis itielielos sai is Park Net sight. ss 4W sloe M. d. goyikeril, Ist of sibs Cltessolliwisi is taw dipartsiest of Foreloo Altaiss. An locideut has wive which will render the Iteit fee colossi between 111 11.1t.narsel, Wangler, sod Sea. r - oeoillo Eve asesples I the brother sad the widow rjr opasas tiJawl taboo te-massied) it this steelmialeis ligalnat M. de Sauseville. . the aepptession el ellipses of ids pamphiety ease, se Os. In** or rd. Lades*, wilt, • • hews tleanie t e. • • 1 'estatiet of re 41, le 1817, wilt of Ogee 12,119 aisles sod liseeltia; there were 9,047 SWAN 4101dres. Thi deaths amoest to 22 1 124, of 'toe MOW of the bill-psi, and 272 bodies **bolted it La' 111 ere , the limber et births eorpeoses that' .Ity 1634. la the year 'than MOO tbetriages; of which -5171 • between young met :splinters, 355 be. twee. rein( men and 0610 0. 1005 between Wi. dultettrand sploitete l between widowers t and widows. . • QtrllSTOtstite OF TIM - tiakiniett 011 Deliglet —Tim • Deputies named at the test Mediums are sited to deposits, at the Secretary's Office of She Questofsbip-1. The certificate of their birth ;.- 2. An eatract from the Sontributioo registers, showing the saloont of 'Wei paid by them in 1818.1 They are aiso requested to bate the goodness iii -*AU known their places of residence in Paris. Trench Feuds, Nov. 27.—Five per Cents, 69 '3O c.—Bank Stock, 1545 . f. Louvain, Nov. 22.—Yesterday, the two NON, of Freesia arrived in this city, on their way from Breast'', to Ai:slit-Chapelle. Their Royal Higb: l news stopped at the cafe du Rol. to take some re freshment. On their departure they called for the bill, and the hostess telliog them it was 10 francs, one of the Princes said--" Why don't you demand more, as you know we come this way but seldom.", The hostess smiled, and accepted four pieces of 20' francs each. FRANKVoRT, Nov 22.—Government paper is the decline, in consequence of the firm of Hope, at Amsterdam, l'eisig desirous of converting a large! vteckk, which they possess into cash, by offering it for sale. Mumma, Nov. 24.—1 n coisequance of the pro. gressive decline of uur Public Funds, a commercial bou,,e at Amsterdam has jest failed fur 4,000,000 Dutch . fiurius; another batrititsu.house, one of the principal its the town, has stopped payment; othst failures are apprehended, for a general stagnation patens. To-night, the Minister of Finance sets off for Amsterdam. To what can be attributed this rapid falloshich in 14 , 00 days is already seven per cent. M Or ...