The Statesman. — London, England, 1819-04-21 00:00:00

RP ' . . !"~ ~ ~ r r - . satire - „ it ir il 1;4.1" nvii.6l-4/1/ Ns 401. NA, ••„j - 14 "v t, Yh erode fez laic% AunOtteen /6 , llipt bre 4107 . 11#1 . , and efyiney ek . ed on ire ni;neolci . 1" ( UNITA/II , 1' 4 •1 SOCIETY. ANNfVERSARY of tit. UNITARIAN noriarr oin be held on TtO.IIORROW. April ?tot lbe Old Lotion Tavern, klithepstesenwreei. he Society sill Mr•t lot nt the Tower's. si Four nfer:r *bleb, the huttwelbers twr Ow*. rehires will Vim Itort!bee. • . . nos Ike Tableat Five N'Olowelt pr.-Ault% trtet•, prier 13- each, ~say I,e had ni ihr ikr .4 she Tavern. LORD BYRON. Tills day wig Phistithed, price 4s. GI. the Serena Edhim frr VAMTVRE; • Tel.. By the Right Hon. 1.0111) BYRON. To which is &dint. A. Areuisat of hi. Lordship's fleshless, I. Gr g ece. Mooed for Flirrwontt, Heily. and Pniersewer-row. UNCOMhIONI Gobi) 'IAA V 141.1.1NG, front ILES:MACE:VS III:hp INN. SNOW-HILL, 111 'MIX, LEEDS, EDINTIUMGH, mod sill Plana a she NORTH. Foos beside Costlier, Ibe Best Hoses, sod bey boohoos Aril. W. MO T :I74 . +A IN and C.. SARACEN'S HEAD INN. ANON-HILL, LONDON. The Gillespie, Post Coaehes, Mail Craters, ac. ley out from iw Mersreti. Mead to., Strow-bill ThelflIPII: E. a Ire I.ligerel Licht Coach. only one night on the mud, nurses Four 'mid.% gad Your thasiSes t sets out .tr,v day at Owe o'Clock, arrives at Livery. of test Afterimage nt Ste ~'€leek. through Duntantle, *nekton. Imilthery, Plorthumpeth, Weifited, LMM►wnrtb, Hiatklev„ Athentage, Litcl.firli, Stage, Regrly, Newcastle, Kimehted, Warring tog. and Presen. nOUTHAMPTO7 I I. tymlngton. *technic?. and thrift stoke New Four-inside Coach, as kalfitast Senn o'Clock It the Morolug, arrives at the Dolphie lima, Pasuitumpten, by Five otClock.—This is a Norm delightful cranes mice to the Isle of Wight, Jean% Geerusay, St. Haloes, Havre de Grace, Cherbutuate. SARI and Shine!. Post Coach every Everest. at Five o'Clork, guarded. WHY MOUTH, Hatelsester, Itinndford, Sali•liory. Andover. and Hasisssmite rem Post Couch, every Afternoon. The Weymouth PachoM to Gaermey, Jersey, Aldrrary, St. Ma lon, Qr. RXISTEM. Plymouth, Weymouth, Dorchester, Falmouth, Dartmoortb, ad Salisbury, New Past Crotch, every Morolrg at Seven o'clock, throogh Motaloo. A sutiester, Bridport, Blandrord, floslngvtake. and 'Swale*. MATH aml BR'S Flylag Post Caarkev,througb Chip graham. Calor, mid Marlborough, every Aihrnvoto I *Mgr at Mr. May's, the Gret, hound lea, Bath, and the Lobito Tavern, Thamos-strtet, and the Sono, Bri.ool, rest Mouvlog,— Coaches to t 1 Mit, Bridgewater Tarawa, Exeter, Pbrenath, Ac. BOSTON, Spalding, reteshernagb. MAN*. and Hunting. don Itovil Mall Coach. sets abt every Eveatug se %dishy, Leath. Delman. sad LEFDS New Light Cons* ealled The Rock &wham. eels mit rem liantiant entries rant Insides only, m 4 gees st , mantas , eats. wish a erased ttstosseheat. Fames through stnietooL Newark. Retrord. Doneaster, end Fertybridfr. to it* Gomm Lebo, Leo*. next Morning.—Notwithstrohni the anronuw expreithis of Hai Coot*, Kit allowed m be the mcAl agreeable and complete Public Conveyance oss the North Hood, being atseqsalled is Accommodates* by may other. GLASGOW, Eangtowo, Ottlast.Gram. Amnia. Dumfries. Drxisnbill, Thonittill. Soniptliar-Kilo„ Casmock, Kirigswell, end all 'sorts of bcothood, • Pam Comet f Daily I. YORK. Scarborough. Whitby, ofWelde, Sunderland, New - enstlei mod Siottorglt, sew ram Dade Coaciiwith a Heard threcaphoot. Moms every Marais{ at Risk o'Cloc er b t =::: of Newark, Mefferd, Tatar/AT, Dariiastim, P Dooms, 111~11, sad Paremen Maw tbesa, selves fatigued from 'be Mantis al the journey, way rest whit time they pleging sod the. proceed as wittiest say laillilikial fare. HUD& Pitreeme Hawk% flora. sad Dammam. Past Caleb, eery Mas ks" at hislf•past Its o'Clack, Is Me DIM Rep, Market-plate. Holt. CARLISLE. Penrith. sad Whkehavea. Four halide Post Cmcb, mid a Snare, all tEe may: Pawn ibrattgla Broach- Appoggry. Ormitiobridge Catterkk, Illotortgh bride,. weelieehy. Ab;rfard, INmeiveter, sad Graushaia. Sets •at every Moto*. mol perform, the j_nerney 'rill. 11:1 (maw (milky. Pooresers detiined no the itnad by tquiroos or pimmore, hew the. potshot advantage of their seats heist treated in the arse Coach. lI'ENDAL, Lantrocer, Prr.ton. Kirby-1.004:4e, Bonds Cheeky, Orennitilli 4 oast hannang Pat Coaches. leery Afire. arm. at Five Goonied. id! g Siviathm fi , simsbtry. Ilsogerford i ibiirt PO4l Coach, as n't'lnek in the Writ'''. PRIDGENOHTH and Weisel new PO6l Coach, ever, A tf.R . Pocn., Warrington, Enunford, Meese, sod Lifeli ke,. Piet' Conch, tolled tbf lIII2CI. I,•n. every tweeter at Nye -oflikeir. to the Swaersli Head ha, Yale-street. LiverpooL—f :waded t browbeat. 11111NCP PST , Winslow, Cougletaa, Newcastle. NOW. aull , Widwohawonn, Porbeortet. every A flerawass. (varied. BIRMINGHAM Pros Comet, w .h a Hatirrd, pets sot ewer, ARerenue. mat rtathe, Birmingham wet d ug at N.w . p m " by Otfind,Eastmi and Shitatone. to the Ilaraessis RimairaL:ltaat. SHEFFIELD and Rotherham, Post Couch, culled • the ROCKI•46U4II. every Matti t. lUNUERLANP, Stack amid Yana. New Coatis, mew) Montag II the flimuN Is.. sdtdeNm,d. Comb, awry alowslag, a, Sit a'Cloch. R. CL A II 'original WAGOtHIS mad COA C H ES. to New • b:ri.Seetridair. AMboott. Wivottamlbuset, Latatiew.n, Hanger ( . Cbstioa. Reactive. awl allphseev adjelecto,. Duty. . W. _l4Ol/"ITAIN sad G. resperfaily artmanit then THAW NM the Pablle. that they will ant he orrematatile for amiketukt Passeasore Lorome.Writiwts. Plash; de. of more than rive Paands Velar, if Mausolea, Ise dualmod. ardor ev erted as suet, and the liwarmire paid foe naccirdisgly, at the Isaveke. flail lan Mao-hill Laudon. M.sn. reputation of ODRA! it sad - CO, esstibbsill with their well.lmowa axpreleorksad Wren is the immomlit sad remota fee= lag comptakeds, !Lida theta .40 seperior and • peetereare over all other partial...en. MOW} Cardoso/ Co. an eogwbe se S e a: o •o l Heathen rif the ft .yal Gaieties of Low dorsal poem* so the Public' the remit of tbirir ' practice in the where obeli west. mules* of Venereal Cnophiats. Nemo. Debility. Vardar Reharallita. and Areas of the Mow. Wavers of the Brethea,.lke. lie. hes moved mitmials 1 Is slight sad recent cases of isketion. a podia Core lo eamplet. ed is Median wind of two days I aid in time ca.co *fa owe emiptitamd • otee, where other Proekkaers tam filled of mecessos prelate persevere,'" is their plow .f trtentheit be rates to Patient a 'mind sad ppetnters re-estahli.iaest. la lterram DihNlty, whether pradeeld by camieial mower, by the lemodurste equivocal of 'Mama Measures, by selletattry *Warn siodims habits, or by say *eke came, the diedlcker they pieseribe • ill pierce tie happiest elite% et improving ewer lamb, UM of bad, mil • Mad. aimed Ni bleists sad (kadila" o f lb. ita legettliblak. ham kiss mew the - SOk of Neon. Currie and Co. fee the removal at Complaintset the Dflebes, Iltielurr, de. aad 'keit* necked • radical ad Memkaut wan, request shot ratemane way larMade Own, ot mobliteMey "sidearm of the decisive saperierity blesirai Cowls mod Co.'s Om of treatimat I many of ibew Geatlonso km bad IllAristes frail MO to sweaty. van, sod lwd heed' ma. doe she of Messrs. Howe. Nowehige., sad olkflatighohs If egad mimosa who artataimee Me tare by theopplimilsa silk Lew Cavitle, wittiest wens. Mash, Coariestad Ca. may he eossalletil by Aber tar, with the gzr a ielicary, - 111= 4, 411111 homor r at their imme. N. 101 , raw.- la the cmoire ere revelled le Mao pon► nits of their ease, sad gams! habit a( Itving. dm en. Nadas • neasimoss foe B&W' awl mellicket, wbee'llik . tatar will be gime as sum to Moir part of Me kingdom.: Ta lake tail secrecy se eareatial ft new aneertaliser taw mane • own way be Woe M tbr Mount for atilkine.-107; List- P. iST INRI 4 HOUSE, April 20, 1619. rrnE COURT ,of DIRECTORS of the -m- tI,)ITED g.:oNPANI' of MERCHANTS of iNG• I,4ND, tritiTheg to the Rog Indies, le bath sloe Notice, That ogreeahlO to the (Mitre . Owes imtlestion of the North led, i Gram( Coen of the rend Gismo trltlty bid at their Mom it lootkohoN-otettot, as Pktaltteltof, tat 50 Moo writ At /114oro east* to tio Piontioole, for the parion of proemial/ fa tibit eonsistrroti.o fent .rifest of a Crawl to the Most Noilhe the Aletroote of Most4ogeo *hes a netii/Wiipo of the Corti of airociora of Ws des'. *Re. rerimmesineqf NW the Swot of .160.000 he granted oat of the Terri/arid Rowooteeo of Lodi*, for the hall of the Sierttste of Loathers, edtlhi AA misted to the Geseeol Coma. ?hi Report eeptired by the By L. Cap. 6. Sm. In t ft Von fir the iserpectten of the Proprietors. et We /UMW. e JOSEPH DINT, *mem. A —CAIN! errOg ilea satialaeiteico. pr.elnlaling hl. Inane:. thf Pone. ea. Difk coo I. She Innießosion emir/ t on the Copied horn diored—hodefof rl v K UKA N D PRIZES of TWIIPI THOUSAND POUNDS home bees Amidst mow then en Ihr abort veer or Tfir,r Month-. EYTON monad help reminding his Friends he his rime In ler a Aare of the Ineour or divnha4 one of the shave Mond Prize.. I i - _ i110.1:45ti.; Pate of TWENTY THOUSAND POUNDS. LY f 'mot teamate...l the Scheme of the pre ens Lot tery, stitch cootaias the roprecreested number of Four of ZAL011). Y TON biles be sls .11 bare the same pleasure fir giving the Public joy the 11th of Muy oext,.l, be laJ *tithe 9th Frbto ar• Tickets and Shorn are now on Sale at his Lacks Ice Corakill and Lainheird *ire.., as cncisli al al any Mire in Lou. twee all bashers. in ihc Fund. is inunnirted silk fidelity nod diqinick. Fitest tits LONDON GintiTTN, APIIL 20. R4N[RUPTCY SUPERSBDRO. B. Smith, Birmingham. sea loyamlim. BANKRUPTS. - . S. Broth,. Herres. Yarkriker. wirrsreiLossafikelorer. April T. Mai I. It at she Oki Clark lea, Mal War. Anomie., Mr. Nritlefold. Norfulk•Mrcrl, Strand l artd Mr. Alermader, lla. Isfas. Mirnp•lure. serer?. May 10. 11, June 1, al she Ploessunt Inn. MI ellsowne Anomie% Ile sr.. Raster aad Co. Gray'. liss.place i nod Mr. Ada. Melling• lON. T. Booth. Newark-upon-Trent. Netliogloain, and A. Banat, tallaw•chundlets, April •u, 90, Jane I. nt use Poach Bowl. Nettincitara Amonlei, Mr. Horst. Yawing haw g and Mr. Keowler, New IN.n. w. Jarman, jam. Kinglorbrodp, ppr►.lmnger, Aril 24, May V, Jaw 1, a lieildrttll. Allman, Mr. Medial 4, wiat wnrtk•ylatr, City-read. P. Meowni. Quake►-str.rt. Aplial-Orlds, silk-weaver. April 27 Na, 4, Jima 1, at Couil4Ell. Attorney, Ms. Jamey, Buck. . I. Samaria, Grent Pre-ent.strert. Getarhaaa'a-Orlrk. lapi dary. April 27, May I. June I. nt Gdldflall . Atterary, Manes, Ilimatel-airert. Geadmaterdelie. • J. ampLell, MAU. Liao-report, merebasi. Aiwa 27, May 4, Jose I. at Malldaail . Ammar'', Mr. itirtexurs. Feeeltercfmtreet-beildfacs. Peo bumf slat! J. %Wean, Kiwis, epaa.llall , rerrdetet. April 14..47. Jane 1. at the D. aad hark ?arm. Kieggsee ogee-118k MemoW. Mean. Mgr" gad C.. ilirtleit's-balltilap. Hei berg; egg 3!r. Saadwita, J. ilade, rtome34lllnud, Anamtmetahlre, clasher, May 1. 3, Jose 1, at lb, George Inn, fume Selnnod. Astornies. Mr. Williams. Ned Glee square; amd Mr. Measlier. Frame. J. Emelt. jar. Brutal. clothier, May I. 3. Jen" I. at the George Is.. noose &Wood. Samoneithire. At.nrnles, Mr. Willits. Kid lassmsqvare; an( %Ir. Messism. Frame. T. %%Dad, Plosilagiam, grocer, April!! , , 111. Jone I, at Ike Parris Bowl, tassitiagisma. Austral's. Mr. le.trabrad. Nat. liaatim ( and Mears. Hind had Co. Temple. W. rarmet. NaleN, So.stordsbire. Ma• 9.5. 26. June I. at the Nutrias Arno law. Penkrodge, Swirtirdlitirr. /Monies. 14121440. Turner sail Ca. Illuntuthur) square ; and Yr. Harley, Walsall, sr. Tomer. Lisagolleis, Deabighehere. aid A. Casillset. Slay theater, ceihri•-•panners, thy 17 ' IS, June I, at she Star las Vanrhsver. Anoraks, Messrs. Llocitoorsh and Co. Mastelses: 11. r ; and %Ir. 1' hear" )•laar. 11. Fletcher, Smoky, loneasMre. pinother. May 14, 13, .Inn" I. ihe 11... n. lan. Iluiedry. Misrule% Stbetet nod Cn: New l',uswell-tuurt; aad Mew.. Alcoa% and Co. Skipteos. ............__ DIVIDENDS. Mnr 12, W. 11:orill.ly and .1 [Adv. Kedgeree,. Toridand. awri t ap.—W n y 19, S. R. *flow, *hest. brra et —Slay 11, T. nod 1.. S. taw. Yield*. Kest. smltsters—May 1 - 1. .1. Ca•ole - s.ple-Tyer. toddler —Slay I. W. Endow. Wt. .tare-ennell propriplor— 41a, lnaniul4. T. 0., Wasonlek and J. Aldrrd , Rstlinninan. Yorkshir es—May b, ~ 1 11011,1 l'nx and Rsosiard. Manny hill. darter—May IS. Fawcett: cdorge-sard, Linslawlnirret. papet.knoier—May 11. S. P. !rapt, haillitesie, 4iski—Way 11, W. Eiger, HMI. wow. CERTIFICATES—Mar 11. R. and W. Ifiraiss. Lierrpeoel. llopsellen- T. Faster. Yold. keg. Kra , . sonlnnw—J. V...., Lower Shadwell. vinsuer—J. W. Aonionan, MNtbM . Mtn", faavier-11. Shiley, nitler—J. Poodle Cosestry.onst. Ilsysarbet, Arms. .sapr—U. May. H 104 cater-1). Idassowl. ow - too. Toskshire. merchmt—J. ttn~, innotagtom. paws moslansrer. PA frfitsitsti 11_ piss() En. J. Rem ••14. Colk7. W. Wsty. Stretford. flan, real. Limbos sad J. Cbuitiftn, wee. dawns —W. W.. 0. C.. O. P., J. Psi, and W. J.&, ameires.tim. wb.kuli grocers—U. sod T. Mist G. rew Tsw e s.sin, e se km e telsibis—J. room. W. E s slr s „ Coon*. sad J. Itsby. Rscbdilp. Motion—R. sod J. CalilWe W. BMWs. J. Roby, sod kßestlie. jos , Sleet , amfJ. &Hoc Sbelleid. coders—R. 411 M. Ms a.d J. harm. WIWINE1•1118fleft. Orritsorell, Neaten—T. rex 0 .4 I. James, WeSiwdon. Ilametueslitte, It. ZWirilrell T. Coats; Kraiimatain. W l = Ibiello: crussn.. AM* • GENERAL JACKSON. Aigittattoiii•partem. it will brrefeflebted by oor Readers, that w• 'asadestriNe eirefeiaittiod'the cundert of the above Olga* ea'refSrablrf to the Low of Natio:Ds. It is bet lestieft•to the sublet', and a -respect for the.above ..rstritir, to/Welt to whirebir ativiiales .y in the Ns leietvwf folittfettfrer 46 the Report of the Astoria, Soft., with'reprd to hlicoatfuct lo seizing els M. Attlittise, aarpettingitibiithOot sod Aaaltsisio to *elk : " It is seedless teletielfik . 'orithat part of the Ro ped wild rigitaifltarti t eti tt i oo of A r b u th not so d AhVbflallot. Thwebnieilittie admit, that baling left theft estuary, sad united (heir fate with savages with whom the United States were at war, they forfeited iheir'clitiato the protection of' their own Govern.' great; and tobjetted theirisoltes t. the same (rename, whit,. ought, adotifing te - the pilikipleseed practice of thefieslrieasYGeterietent; to beeateoded towards the,* tilfh whim!' they were associated' If their crlmegzsetrifetrpeerlhoint (mid - whirr ii• the cam. lope of depravity can we End • blacker crime then deo eacitement of surges to butcher women and eldfdtott!) and the civil po.. era of our country had I nto jorislictiou over their acts, it remains only to Stale, that Cetteral Jackson bad the right sad the power to emelt, the law of nature and nations Gluon this. If the two great points are admitted, the Sent of the prisoners and the power of the General, obit object base coin cavilling at eke mode of their trial? An error in the formal part of the proofed. tags would not base proved the innocence of the se eased, and of course could sot vitiate the whole t;ansaceion. If the conduct of these men bad been sack as was imputed to them, their death was richly merited; and if it is oven admitted that Geo. Jack son, he punishing such monsters, erred in formalities, the establishment of their guilt and the spplication of thiseatios not may cousaateated his duty. but rs. psin ail do intatslential defects which "ilk have given Impunity to crime." That conclusion is as follows: " Te conclude: These monks are pretested to the world, from a deep conviction, that the Report of the Committee not only does the greatest injustice to General Jackson, but in its character tied ten dency is &Wiwi,* of *sr dearest rights. Every citizen of the Republic is wanting In defy to his country she does not solemnly protest splint so novel lied unconstitutional • proceeding. It inquisi torial investigation can be instituted into the chem. ter of individuals, at the sill of the legislative branch of our Government, why did the great homers of oar Constitetion give us a judiciary sad emotive ? If the Senate can assume the judicial and sive fenc. tions, why may not the President usurp the legisla tive power ? If such a precedent is acquiesced by the Honourable body from one of whose Committee it emanated, it is greatly to be feared that such an eserrstion will he infinitely more dangerous than the open @Mitts of ambition, even when supported by the licentiousness of Standing Armies. Washiapan, March 5,1 M." " P. S. It has been intimated that some Gentlemen of doe Committee hare espressed their retiree, that all the facts on the subject of their engeiry had sot been obtained before they made their Report. No fusee Is left them for not procuring all the farts; for General Jackson stated to one of the Select Com. mitre., Met lie was willing to appear before them Of witness, mud espose to them all the documents hie possession. It should he recollected, that the General 'himself furnished the copy of his Order t• Comore! Gaines respecting the sailer* of Si. ata. gimlet." FRENCH PAPERS. .~ . P.tatt, Aram 17.—The King has sent to the Persia. Ambassador for his Sovereign, a chest of arms, composed of muskets, pistols, sod swords, from the !Loyal manufactory of arms at Versailles. The Voniteur of Seturelay contains an Ordi , giving effect to the law which has passed both Chaos. bets, for opening Stock &changes In the different departmeets of France. Persona of minute observation hale remarked, that upon his introduction to the tribune, M. Benjamin Constant is still further in contradiction with himself. For Ike last ten rears he has supported end published, that speakers ought to deliver their opinions extent. pneenenosly, and not read them ; he has- even very Ingeniously compared speakers who bring their speeches ready made, and who consequently cannot reply tu the arguments which may be advanced, to Iwo armies that march close by ear.h other, without exchanging a look ; and ye:, on his debut, he draws a speech from his pocket, and reads daring two Yours. Sachet, Ancient Administrator of Tow?, and brother of the Nlsralial Duke d'Albefara, has just arrived in Paris from the Unitrd !fares. This Deputation of the Dora/tan( of sh• Fiuia terr• has deposed • Petition from various Inhabitnnls of Matilda, Brest, gosimper. rid Lamle:dal), solicit log the maul of the htoistied. • The following is an extract from the Journal de liege of the 13th itst.:— " The recall of the banished ass to have been the object of a proposition that would havelnien made to the IC. Chambers of France. According to a Leiter we Iwo received from a person in Pada, whole cha. racier we bantam and esteem, this proposition has been anticipated by an arrangement ncreed upon by Ministers. All the banished will be successiv e ly r e. .called Ware the end of the present Session, bat without an official Ordinance, sod ins meaner purely asoadential." According In a private kilter from hinnbeim, on the someday of the assassination of M. de Kotzebue, the 23d of March, another student, it is alleged, attempted to @nominate M. do Stnurza, at Dresden, bat not succeeding, h■d committed suicide. The Garman Journals say nothing of this intelligence, claids'appears to want honker coufirmation.---(Jour nal *Paris.) IrsellebiFeads, April 15.—Flee per Cents. G 7 f. 31&d. l l amb Stock, 1337 f. 50e. 16.—Fsve per Cents. Of. 90t.; thisk Stock, .1083 f. 95e. CIIANIEER OP DEpUTIrs, Before prorebdinig to the consideration of the 6.b Article, the President reed the antendment to it proposed by WI. de Constant. This !amendment ass, that the Artist's one, ten. three, four, and five, df the Law of 1817, upon An Liberty of the Press, sbesW be substituted for the sold eisth Artiste in the present fAI t. The object of these Aril, lel is, to pretest the printers end publiskors of works from prosecution, when the writers, editors, or trends. ten et them are knew*, sad can N entail! against ; hut when the latter ale not known, or can. not be proceeded ag ainst, from having abse•nrted , or any oilier cease, th en the former to become cesium. sible. M. de Constant supported Isis amendment ie It Mart speech, •bserting, Mat if printers were not protected, there mild he we Liberty of the Press. In the coarse of his observations., the new Depot, grew somewhat warm, and verloinsed, " how dues it happen, that in so Important a "true*, Men; who heretofore demanded - the horrifies of the Press, should stow rennin so passive ; it will he on this skis of the Chamber only (pointing to M. left side) that liberty will have ("sad n« enArrs.' r This was followed by violent murmurs from that centre of the Assembly, ..nd sornediespprobstiois westward men from the left. After the agitation; which lasted several minutes, hid subsided, M. do Constent continued, premising, honest:, that irk what be had said be hod not trmiseressed the roles of order, and concluded by espressing,his 'sionista:tient that thoM wise, last year, defended the Liberty •f the Press, would not speak spore the subject this rear. After some discussion, in which, as M, thei keeper of the Seals, observed, they were t rrrrr tint circle, the dilliewity was obviated by the following amendmeit of M. Cootonisier, that " theprinters of I works, pink the anthers of which a process shoekli be commenced by virtue of the present lAw, should not be liable to an action for the mere fact of having published seek works, provided they kid compiled with the obligations prescribed by the 2d Article et the Law of the 2lrt October, 1814, sad provided, likewise, that they hail not knowingly connived iu the transaction." The amendment ea§ adopted, looting it to be afterwards determined In abet part' of the law it should be introdeach The drill Article was also adopted, as well as Me seventh, aoudad Mt the following manner by bi.Coortoisier :—" Who ever by any of the means enumerated in Article first of the present law, shall be gjlty of offences age;iist the person of the King, shall he punished by an im prisonment of not lets than sit mootl s, and l ief einem than five years ; and with a floe, tint less then 500 francs, and net esceeding 1t!,,W.).. Ile may also b 0 interdicted, wholly or in part. from those netts men tinned in Art. 42 of the Penal Code, daring a time 'gaol to the imprisonment he undergoes." I Tito farther discussion opon the sohjcct was then adjoin ye& . llASlnuncu , Antic 7.—A eirestnekscs, vnerilint the atteatiss of the Pelsijc Atitheritir, end highly important under present chresstances, is welch talk. aals VW 'illy. The Editor sf the German Ob., 'emir, a Paper shish appear, latecteke a seek, bag lately received as asosystess Mier, threatesing with the fate of hi liotzebaryif he should dare to poblish any thing offensive to tip ijudents in general. What reflection does Ibis circemstance give rise to! Are oar stedents then transformed in•• a ins? .— Hatre our Colleges become the refuge of brigs/ids Let us hope that the youth of our Uoiversities, silt 'serf themselves is efface by their tourism' sock die grateful imputations. • MANIMIN, nIPIIL 9. TVe proceedings remelting hom tho unhappy death of M. de Kotzebue continuo to occupy the Authorities. Sands leas bees oriels better for two or three days past, though hilrearollti it still considered mortal. There are, imitator, per. sons who think that he may sufficiently ',corer to be interrogated before oar Criminal. Court. The pre limitary proceedings now carrying on are kepi secrei, sad so persaa cateobtain the least information retaties to them. It is asserted that a constant corroepondervar seises, between our Court and that of gale-Weimar, relative. to San , it, and that they reciprocally communicate all the information they have the means of obteiuirmi,—... Very IMportont discoveries are spoken of respecting , this event which have been made In Si,,. Weimar. Roes, Arum 3.—The Emperor and Eeriness et Acstria yesterday made their solemn entrance Iterv, ender salutes of artillery and every other tostinmsey • et respect. The august travellers alighted at the Qiiriutal Police, where his Holiness, en learning their arrival, proceeded even to the anti-chemhera of the Palarmto welcome them. lire Hely Father received his illesttioer guests eith every mark of affectionate regard. After coo. alining with them some time, his Holiness intro. doted the Chevaliers aced Ladies dettined to form their suite. Their Majesties were then condected by Cardinal Gonsalvi to the apartments prepared fdr their reception. • Virus*, APRIL 6.—Lenin from an adtbentid • source announce, that Lord Stewart will shortly rm. same his functions of Britannic Ambesedider in the capital, and that be will proceed here with his young Lady. He will not. however, wake say bat set off for Italy in join P►ince Metterakb, biter' Jr. i; °Rion, the English Charge d'Affaires, le at this moments CKINAv PdPk.ftS4 FRANRtoRT, APRIL lU,—On lb. lst instait, f. Von Hernial, Mani.ier of the Owl .4nd Greed Dotal flosses of Sasnny, made the following doelaa ration to the Diet :- 46 The ersonevors opinions on the present state of tbi German L'aiversities which have been recently in eating., in some sees* office? r the littaehselede against Matti ut ions inuring. in throe • Wish, particularly at Jens; and the iwpwrtant , of ' Mtllbnting as lb. choices mail to Is Introsterad • lota fitiblishrtienta of learning *skirled to forte the • . yowls of Gesnciily, here deieretiged his Royal Ulgh. arts the Grand Joke of Sesi.Weiroar.Eioroaab,and • his nia nest the-Doke SeserGothe god Alloobes& , to !clog tic sohjelt before the Diet, and towrilos the follow leg Doelatatiors. which contains their &piston on thin Bailie., to b.• inserted I N A. p v itor i a : — " The state of the German Universities Is so ob. PRILR 7b; tj7ebe. Ztat. s s tei I . 1 \ ano LONDON, WEDNESDAY, APRIL 21, 1819 : 41- I •