The Statesman. — London, England, 1819-07-06 00:00:00

s• - .. iCAMELF:ORD ELECTIQN. The Howse resolved itself into a COeseritley, to take the Report of the Committee on the Canaelford Elec tion into farther eonsideradoe. Mr. P. MOORE took the Choir, and ordered William Millet to be called to the bar. Mr. D. W. HARVEY began the easednotion of this witness, who stated that he was a druggist in St. Mary.ase, and had a partner of the name of Sibley. He knew Cantelford for at least 25 years. Ile had shown no agreement to Sibley ; and if Sibley bad sworn otherwise. it was untrue. Ile went dime to Caerelforil in 11118. in order to end to procure the return of too Members. Before he had gone, he might have ksil souse cootrersation with Sibley, bet be did not recollect it. Ile know Mr. Stewart, bet he had net known him then. Ile was introdeced to him en the day Wiese he set off for Caeselfrild. It was en the 10th of Jest,. lie was introduced by Mr. Allsop. Ile then made arrangements with Mr. Stewart for going to Conselford. Mr. Allrop hod been perviously Introduced by a Gentleman. who aisted that the electors of Camelford wished to he able to return Members unshackled. It was is Mr. Amory's (attorney for Messrs. All. sop and Stewart) office that they met on the 10th.— Ile believed that no other person was present bet the two candidates, their solicits, and himself. Ile did not think that any Member of that Hoes, was present. Ile had sent half motes of sin 10001. notes to Mr. Chin at lousoceston, the ether halves he kept I. his own custody. Ile begged to be sussed from stating bow he had obtained those Wel, on account of the effect such • discloser, ruled have upon kir credit, sad upon the prorecotions which impended beer him. Ile received them partly from his hanker, pertly by discounting bills—all of them on his own credit, and by his own mimes. lie had sent this money to Mr. Ching, !waste an apprarence of money was required, in order to inspire the 'dodoes with confidence. The money was to be paraded in each • way as cc gentiles might require. The "lectors, be had enderstood, were oppressed, and she money was went to relieve them. Ile knew limps li m ey. James Harvey hail stated that 60001. would be ne cessary. In what way should the 60001. have in. spired confidence ?-111ving most wriews charges banging over my head, l hope the Mow will not insist upon my answering that question. The witness having withdrawn, Mr. I). W. HAIL. V EY justified the question. Mr. PRIMROSE referred to the case of Merman. to show that evidence giien Wore a Committee might be the means of couricting the whims else. where. Mr. Waithman, Mr. R. Marais, and Mr. W)nn, gave their opinions respectively, and the nitsiess was recalled, reminded of the sitostion its shier be bad placed himself, and ordered to answer the ques. lion. lie had understood that the electors were much indebted, and he bad prositled money accordingly. They owed money to a Mr. Carpenter, a Sulicitor. Ile did not know eaactly how the mone, would be re quired, as be had never been engaged in soy election before. Ile did not know preticolerly that fif:cen electors were le be gained over. Ile sgoin wished to to decline enswering questions respecting the in. tended divison of the money, and the relation of the quantity to a particular number of electors. After another discenion, he was recalled, and reminded by the Chairman, that he bad been releases) from the of. tnation into which be had brought himself, upon condition of making • free and full confession ; the Horne would give him all the protection in its power. The witness proceeded ;^ state. that he would have given up the money to the electors if they had Morn. rol the two Member, be wished. On the evening prior to the election be seat Samuel Gore for the half moles at Ching's. Gars dill net return till the day after theeleelion. Ile had sent for theta because Celeste' Hamner or Mr. Pellet was to be returned, with etre in his briefest. He was indi ff erent for the cetera of one, sion the two were Dot to be rhterstd. THE STATESMAN ho majothy email sot alma to the 'seclusion that Mr. Lamb. had destroyedthe deitemeat after he had been eamnievel reep•Oling it. Mr. WILLIAMS stated, that be had himself et smisted Mr. Lembo respecting the egreemost Petered Into at Mr. Teed's leaglogs; sad having found Ma ettremsly feistiest to giro explicit answers, be had distinct!. stated to his t bat he is mild be azamieed agile respectiog it. Sorely Mr. Lambs, ohms be ackeest• ledged that he was, alters that he had bees examined rritn'ttiog it, keen his nue mind bettor thus the • Measurable blember.—[lleer. heir l] r. Lambe oeght met to he screesed ender the ptielloutes of Ms profeesino is ant illegal treneemlea. If pos4l'- 818081 mem lost their aid is mans t ras sattlaaa re. speedo'g mats Is that Uses., we preihshoal lege ..;that to be suitable for uremia, them. Ife hoped • Bill *mild be breeght let. Perileamet meat Pesten, la inlet t. give fell effect le ibis dim tierdee. Ile did net recollect sayieg that the Electors were • set of d—d scooadrels. Ile had en rease• fo► say ing se. Sibley, hie pa►tner, ball been discharged from hie service fee slishooresty, aid bad, in eeasegse•os, 'emoted a great potties of his mildewy. He had re. lied apes the h of Messrs. Stewart and Alisep for reimhersing bim Mr. WILLIAMS neat ermined the witness.— The debts of the Electors wet, by soles of Mod to Lord Derliegten, Mr. Corpenter, and Abets, which rotes of hand were sever to he paid, if they gave their votes to the holders. 'rho money was to be gins its order to discharge them notes. There wore ' sic Caedidates : Messrs. Msitlaod and Milbank, is the 'elitist of Lord Derlingtee ; Messrs. Helmer end Pellet, is the ioterem of Mr. Mason ; sod Meats. Stewart and Allsop. In his own interest. Mr. PRIMROSE 1..1 tank op the esamlnatioo. He had first thought of the business so early as the moot► of February. Ile meter actually offered • fartblog to any one, sr gave soy money to any one. lie provided the moody for the electiou, yet he 'brier offered soy of it. mad he received it all beck. Here Sir G. HILL interposed, and co•tendeJ that the gawks's, here inadmissible. Mr. PRIMROSE supported the propriety of the questions. This was one of seven persons who were ',promoted I. the Special Report to base esdeavene• ed to procure therefor, of two Members. This per. son ►ad provided the money, and yet he bad taken no steps to apply It to the purpose for which it was provided. Ile did not believe this evident•—(hear !) —bat the efifeesll meet he pressed to state the troth, or to discredit his own credibility. The witness was recalled, •nd persisted in stet. leg. that he had rot offered money to soy of the electors _ Me. WARREN esplained. no rwrolisetioe .f we Member *right t. Mreceived, as establishing what was not to bo heed is the short-Mad writer's repeat. Ma. WILCIAMS espialood. It week, be fowl In the Report that Mr. Lambedenird say knowledge of the swim at which the very decomeet which was destroyed ►.d bees drown op; end es to re collertion, Mr. Lembe's was surely admissible epee this point. Mr. B!RNAL wild, diet the Hosourable sad Learned Member wee rildeatly blamed while he seedbed pe►eerted iogenuity to that side of the Howse. 'rho., were not persecuting bigots, and Mr. Lambe en iorsocent (martyr. Ile would admit that Mr. Lembo bed acted from professions' motives, but he bad been pilty of en infraction of the roles of that Howse.— Tide peccadillo—[No, no! frost Mr. Won, which excited • gemerslievils)—well, this sin of omission or comurisviow, ought met to be wished with severity. Mr. WYNN replied, and assented, that this was erne of the worst things which sae could be guilty of against the raise of the Horne. Two urethras were then seccessively pet sad car. tied, that Alexander Lambe, having ef:er his first etsmlnstion destroyed a decorate t of import ance in the evidence before the Hoese of Commons, bed been guilty of a wilful suppression of evidence mod of a high contempt (ache Privileges*? the House; and that he be brought to the but of the House to.mer. row, In the custody of the Serjeant.st.Arms, and re. primeoded by the Speaker for the said °fleece. ......_._ Mr. WAITIIMAN eaaminta him. Ho had en. tertained no doubts that the looney would have been reimboised, from the respectability of Mr. Ailsop and his friends. It sass dang to mention mois-y to candidates, end therefore he bad not done it. Ho applied to Jam's limey to make the necessary ar rsogeopenis. The money coold not elect the minds of the electors withoot its being communicated to them that It use deposited for the porpolo. Mr. D. W. HARVEY rescued the ezautioation. The witness being ordered in withdraw, Mr. D. IV. HARVEY and air. WAITIINIAN pressed spun the Committee the necessity of sifting the quarter to the bottoms, and ascertaining where the witness had obtained the 60001., and what be bad done with it on his return firm Camelfurd. 11111.. it II diuooo►. r hum the !bilks." ligion, your greatness, your beaseeity, to compel I y o. r aa , ~.. In irol v-- ip Ica LP. to such steps. How can we, the repremedative of the eternal Weed, who is not the Gel of !de thio* neldtiloth4l bet semen% te the ex pressiee Ir Ose Alosedes th •d t a !.. of Congaed, who came into the world r ate end Sane, Iss Y 2111, 1 1 .—Tint cavity 4 York . Is ne as wo rd particularly this town, Kennehank, Beaton, & . has ' I. all enmity, end to Beth* near, how can we deviate from the Sossmoreds long bees infested bY a seliaines impostor, Dose d men, then to seduce women, married and single, to of our Dillies mattes _ ~o __ we nine ourself Jacob Cochran, who pretended to have a mission to Weird h:s ministrations, soear them to secrecy. a n d in apposition so oho o f tsta t o l risocarruhicb b e has sal spread a new relieinn. His process was to gull a few then 'educe them to commit the most lascivious and criminal practices. This conduct bad become e ta s a r tap l tes t t e n t o h t e y ra es a r it w as ill t , th be . t at t h h ic e h ls t i a li th e ea f G it od a, , ,t w d h o ic ty b notorioes; end tie Grand Jury cf the county. at the late Terns of the Supreme Court, found A h l t, : II • r o t p b e r e o bl o in t Bend,hCath olicsM ts a d ee o o r t to fea r e l i f e o h a a r k l r l : H e vell wi t hou t a d t fromici:a dfslin etioe , i s i whet her m i e n m r e . 1 : i d r e : w i l : s eln et h o s t :: r t , and we should do aa __ for _ rays din alleg ed 1 , 7 no less than lye bills of indictment against hien.— lag, one of their number, a disciple, refuting his as. your Majesty , that its,trottat thl": sown It ; m o on On one of these, for lescivious behavinor, he was are Heretics who may do us injury, vie should con. cleared, the Jury, after being alt all night, not agree. ply with your deemed', which would force se to take part in the war against those Powere." Sent. He was then tried on an indktment for addl. Matte, Just 19 —By Hoped/ma's Continental t ha ltrir ta •ettl contrived ; bet having it nd been admitted to not hiving been surrendered into Ciao, he tes t s probably escaped a three years visit to the state System, and by the endeavours which It induced the Koglisb to make I. order to supply the waste of Si. h oppe d the twit:, Ind his not sin, • b.." hear .; at pr son. Jacek Cochran is about 35 yea s old, cone. Wirt by liaises of their own manufacture, and by pa. l eering_ his sureties In pay 18 , i0 dollsrst He has tent cloth, modeling hullo( flee, and half of cotton, the spinsers gad weevers both of Brandenburg and Silesia, have been reduced to the greatest distress.— 1 ' site, well built, light complexion, rather sandy His Majesty the King, taking Into consideration the he ir,. "'es wells anti has the mimeo , o f a wipe. distress In which these poor people, to the onnelser of tisaisn." - 1 Melon Cenime, ) 20.000, languish, has ordered th e s e m of 150,000 rig I— d Mars, for the purpose of agneding, not moiety a lam. puffy relief, but pertnaoest sopped. Baron YuuKet. *its having dedicated almost his whole life to those in dentine., but often distressed workmen, lass received 1.11 p‘t WerS,t neither filth the Chief Presidents of Bran. denbere and Silesia, to procure those poor spinners and weavers, not only the end nesseessey for their proper employment, bet also dwellings sad land of 'their awn, and thus to glee the plisses a place by the side of the loam. Filly thousand dollars are destined I for Brandenburg, anti the other 100,000 for Silesia. ' Far the province the little towns of Bosenshal, Bre. nor (whetse brave inhabitants formerly repulsed the Ilessells), and Muncbeberg bare been judged peen. hefty suitable to the purpose, es they are at a resit distance from the capital, and have all land for cold. vatinn. In Silesia, the former Convent of Greene, and the country about Roeteabach are chief paints. That the poor pimple may not be obliged to thrnsv themselves into the arms of rapacious merchants, Ba ron Kotsvits has established • enapaine fur their goods at Berlin, from which the King will take all linen he may want for the use of the army. DCLIA,IO, Jvrt 111.-011 the 18th instant we had a severe ihender.storm ,• the lightning struck in se veral pieces ; among others it entered the room of Dr. Erchttnisen, where it shivered a chest, melted some Leafs d'art that were in it, burnt the pen with ethic% the Doctor was writing, -singed past of his wig and his right ear ; then it issued through the casements, which were quite melted, and so through the coort.yard and garden lato the Stahl., where it ended. All this happened in a couple of secends.— The Doctor, however, escaped with the fet.glat, and is now pretty well recovered, except fist he has a brunt spot on his face. PKICI; OF STOCK!{ TIII! Molt Stork ?171 ?I7 9 per rer:t. Red. fir 67:151 . 9 per Ceir. Come. 6; ;1.6; we% per Cent. 75a 7ti per Ceitt. l ouzels fnr Ai DAY AT ONE 5 prr Ars 10! el di. lath:. Mod. 5z pas Left Am. 17 13.161 Nigehroper Bill. Y die I pa. asersiega %it ,6b; 6/ FRENCH PAPERS. TIIR ST..4TESMIIN. LONDON: TVPDAI. JULY 6, 1819. The Meetings of the People continue to take place to various quarters, in order to discus/ their enezampled personal sofferings and political privations. Privations which we shall maintain, is defiler:* of the contra diction of tiro unfitting or onfaitbful interpre.ers of public opinion, have been, and ate, the chief and al nest the sole occasion of the domestic distress 1 which pettier. the Louse of every lab-ming art can in the three kingdoms. How daring, then, in a politic writer to describe these political asiewthlings as hVid " ender the Invaded pretence of obtaining a Radical Reforms!" Was these ever krown an age in which HMO wets forbidder' to consult with each other bow to geoid 1 famishing to death; or hour to prevent the tempt men in power from committing the whole country to esteems hazard, and the State to total subversion?— Let these insolent, ard if not *ad, at least hard hearted men, be 'site.' to ohms the iikoanfels 6 .loref• Will they dare to say that it Is the property of Lords Stomorrn. CA‘ILtIItAOIII, and a few of their just*, who obtained the Suspetision of Ike Personal Security Act. " To us benng: tint ir.:2l of the teals; and to us belongs the power of committing yen %• prison lif you murmur; even without assigning a cause for committing you, or (Wog you an opoortenity of be. lug released by a speedy trial." Thi. Is the heughtf, the dictatorial language which is held to BRITOIIII eow-a-days. how loot sill they bear it ? That is a serious question. _ _ __ Peals, ic LT 2.—Yesterday morning, on a placard twine posted in the Hall of the Ecole de Droit, an nouncine the sespension of one of the Professors of the establishment. the students manifested the most torbulent hostili.y to tbemessery, end their preceed• Jags soon assumed a very series, character. The Pa lk, Authorities, who had been sent for to restore or. der, were assaalte.l, anti the remonstrances of the Directors only exposed them to repeated insults. A detachment of the military was called in. Their sp. pearance dad the effect of eaasperating them lb. more : they were received with trollies of stones and other Lie sites. An endeavour was made to rescue one of the most active of the mutineers. on which the military wet. ordered to load. At this moment the bli , ,lster of State, Prefect of Police, and various othr; Norden. arias arrived; their interference was aurceestul in re.rsablishing order. It appears that this 'modeled. cal insureection was the melt, of la combination amongst the students to sapped one of the proles. lora, whom it had been jortged oecessary to remove from the irostiteiino. A Commitsion of Enquiry has been appointed to rep..rt upon this affair, and the Attorney-General his commenced legal pr oceedings sgaiost the instigato.ts of it. A violent contl , .gration has ravaged the village of Piancy, in she at ondissement of Arcis.ser.Arbe, el reedy so afflicted by the war. In spite of the most active assistawe the flames devoured 23 bosses, 19 barns, and their dependencies. This melancholy occident Las comprised the means of ealstence of 30 families; the loss is about 120,000 francs. The fete of Corneille has jest been celebrated at Rosen by the Theatre of Arts ; a representation of Ginnie and the Menteur was given in Annear of him. —This solemnity attracted a creed which the Kett could scarcely contain. French Funds.—Five per Cents.. Con. 69f. 45c. Bank Actions 1417 f. 50c. TM following is an Incitation In held a Meet. in; in London, which we hope •111 be conducted throagheat as constitutionally as in its anouenee. amt. Courage and temperance west be blended to. ether. It is at one* a trial of patience sad skill.— There are, honeys'', so Many worthy sad tape. rieoced Patriots connected with it, that we bate s• fears. Lord )(meow used to say us the limb s when the violins suited his artful purposes " FM! Joslltia rad cetsat.' We ssy so too. Setftlarv. IlcraT flu%T. Ei.lnCted to tbe Chair. Sir CUARLCI WOLIC..CT, Mr. A. To toritwotto, TUOOkiNOIIITIIIIOII.I4 1.41. Mr. J. ColiT Major C•IITWRIGIIT, Mr. JOHNITOIR,MaIacoIer, Mi. Cossm, Jam Ms. Woo!, Lerep, Jou"; CaJ.RJCRLS. Esq. MI. EDIIIIIOII, Dirsieshasi, Mr. WOOLER, Mr. M , Winchester, Pt. W Arms, Wr. TATI.OII, !Ufa By the recently arrived Frankfort Papers, we its informed that in relief of the spinners and lines. weavers of Brandenbori and Silesia, who, sith their families, are in a state of extreme distress, the Rios of PRUVIA has appropriated out of the Royal milers 150,000 ris.dollars. Now, thoogh this is bat a tool• porary ski, it is a very commendable one. It Is set mosey taken oat of the pockets of the People et large to sumer a diviact c!su—lt is a Simis (CIRCULAR.) Si Ssa,—lnstructed by the Committee cot NO, (formed out of the great body of the Nou-areut- SENTED Pcorcc of the British Metropolisi and act ing for end in their behalf, I have, in accordance with the Instructions so rceived, the h to saarounee to yes that a PUBLIC MEETING will be boldest in SMITIIFI EID MARKET PLACK, es Wed.'s day the 21st inst., for the purpose of discessiog sod adopting the best means, and the most prompt and decisive mes sssss , for obtaining a RSDICAL RESO4II in the COUNONS iIOWC Gs , PARLIANOIT ; and am also (sillier commissioned, with all doe respert, to to request your altendance, in eenjunetie■ with those Centime° whose names are hereunder merstioortd, as public integrity and talent ere the great objects el solicitude at this important Crisis. " I am, Sir, your Obedient Servant, Jrlr 506, 15.9. EDWD. JAS. RLAItDFORD, Mr. BROGDF..N objected, nn the ground that the engfairieu ought not to eatend to As private m etros or the Mr. PRIMROSE (bright ilvery usaterlal 'elvers+ frees what cleaner the Ai notes for 10001. each had been procured, and it was a fact that most be le the knonledge of the it ste.s. . _ . Mr. IlaHitt was spin called in, and further esamlnod. If he had paid the n..tre into Ms Ranker's they woeld most probably appear in th. Looks; they lipoid not be inserted in hit hook of trade, as it was a distinct transaction. Ile borrowed part of the me. ney of private friends, end he did not know in what way he had warned it ; he w.a •ot iw eke Malik of keeping so We a sus as 30001 in his hoes.. Ile had raised the 60001. by loans. disononts, and money of his own, awl Ls hoped the ;lout .3 would Sot press an enquiry into Lis private c •ersis. After his warn from Causelfortl, he had not applied any part of the money to the purposes of the election. A diAassion then took place upon the question, whether the witness might be asked from whom he barro•ed the mune) ? Mr. D. W. Harvey, Mr. Waithmin, Mr. Gordon, Cul. Ue es, and Mr. WRlilists maintained the affirmative; Mr. Barham, Mr. Douglas, sad Mr. Marr)st the negative. The gallery was then cleared for a divisioo. Oa oar astern, we found the nunsheri 145 bm-- Avers ......• 251 Nora The Chairman therefor. proceeded to put theorises. lion to Mr. Hallett; requiring to be informed parti. cols rly as to whence be procured the money, 60001. in sea notes of 10001. each, aed bow they ware sub. sequently disposed of. Mr. Hallett was at brat unable to recollect these particulars • bet upon his examination by Mr. Prim. rose, Mr. iticardo Yr. llarvey, end Mr. Gordon, he staled that he beiieted it was raised as follows : From the Bank, 20001.; from Mr. lirtreghton, 10001.; from Mr. Simmons, 10001. or thereabouts ; and from blears. Scalthorpe, Droughts's, and Dixon, about 20(101. more. The csamination was then continued by Mr. Ber ne t, Mr. Holmes, Mr. liarsey, Mr. Alderman Waithman, Mr. it. Martin, anti Mr. Wynn. i The House then resealed, the Chairman reported progress, arid obtalsed Iwo to sit again on Wedges. Islay nest. The Artistes of the Evidence were then brought • r by Mr. MOORE, and ordered to be printed. 1 It ass then entitled, that the Speaker do not Woe his writ till Wednesday neat, and the witnesses or. tiered to attend. I The other Orders of the Day were not disposed of. A Petition was presented by Mr. HROGDEN, from the Inhabitants of the Palish of St. Anne,Lime ; house, against she Poor Laws. Mr. Carlisle brought to the bar the Second ' Report of the Commissioners appointed to enquire into the state of Charitable Institutions for lb* Edu cative of the Poor.—Ordered to be printed. Adjourned at Half-past Twelve o'Clock. GERMAN PJPERS. °yet:coml. June 23.—That highly interesting' Jannis!, the Zdischzingen, published here, commie 'awes a day remarkable letter. written by the pre sent Pope In Napoleon, dated March 21, 1806. 1 Napoleon had. among other things, required of the Pope the e o p o t,ion of all Enelish, Swedes, and Rus sian., from the Papal dominions end the esclosion of the skips of those three notions from the Papal ports. To this his Holiness replied as follows :- 1 " Permit me to reply to year Majesty with perfect sincerity, that not temporal interest. bat the most es sential duties, and inseparable from oar dignity, ren der it impossible for es to comply oils these de mands. We beg veer Majesty to consider yte sub ject calmly ender usury point of view, sod thew jerige yourself whether it is compatible witb roe! is. AMERICAN PAPERS. (CRON TUC sesnmas ARCMS.] A RANK RUN AWAY ! ' Report Nye, Chet the United States Branch Bank at Louisville, some time ego bad a large spautity at specie fed to a beat In the night. A negro man seas employed to assist in loading the wsg;ons. in the staining he said its his master, 66 Massa, yea got any oriel, Sam's notes ?"—W by, Coffee ?—" Be cease he Fen ass, last night—l help him off." II AR 'Y 1.% D. Petitions are in eircol;tion in the State of Mary land, praying bis &ceiling Charles Gol.l.berough torn eeeee the Legislator, In order that their 2isdont may desisi soma muds to relieve the People hum their dells. 'fhe Cummins'. of North Carolina Bulks, are stated in the Raleigh Pa; er to base come to the fol lowing Resolution, " That the State Bank of North Carolina, the Bank of Cape Fear, and the Bank of Newbero, will (while the present state of things continues) refuse to pay specie to bto►ere Of to 001tIO Obo they believe - - ...i.rma.. ' l l N*B*. •Nst \,1,40:4016 mi\N*4 N ► 1Y Ift