The Statesman. — London, England, 1820-01-29 00:00:00

LONDON: SATURDAY, JANUARY i n, 111140. ..._08..._ CWIRPOSITION OF THE PRINCE REGENT. We are extremely sorry to learn that the Prince beat ins been confined to his room during the •bole of the week, by the prevailing severe catarrh ei tie WNW : bet we are happy to be enabled to to that his Royal Highness is better to-day. ASSASIMATION or 'mit VICIMOT o rtz. Acisices from MorOieio, dated the sod of last Nose, state, that the Moors had smashed the of Fez orenly, al the &On of his palace, aisiested him, and afterwardl tore his body in Mom The plague had efdlrely subigthed io Bar hr. kites from St. ketosis, of the WM of oe ekv, et learn that Beettlipartis wed is good it apposes by advice. resolved to-dat flan Ah- Mal of the 14th Nov., that BODO bas I WO* ad was siseeeeded by bolt lib tarp Ott of specie had beat received dam Sante Ya hagdstara, that money had bawls irs- Wehdy ababdiat. previous intelilswese, we 1 . 11 1 that the Admiral had allowed arms, ane. %Stile, he. to be tbrwarded him It. Thomas's le the mat Of the thitiihnient of dot it aims. he wall Set iodised td brow one Poly sore then another. Paris Papers of Wednesday arrived at it wry late bow this oaorniag ; they contain nothing * will of beiet ounansiiinited. no *nes of tie Jowled de (the °Tan 4 the Royalist.) open the subject of Spain, mess t he Now favourable every on the pert 011ie ln miloats. The other Preseb Papers aye Med with 'ins and eostredietory reports ; every lIMMIIIM* "Es go be t a k en to k eep the real stage of affairs 4 Pas a prebend secret. The preeentions at the Post-ogee, and in every otter respect, ire cal milled to conceal for a short period all the intelli nate which must be so anekiesly elpeeted a nti (levet and every Kingdom is Evr•pc—N. 41 Y 'iodated be a Sitting of the Cheiabbts. 11 " 11 toxic —Five per teats, 72 fr. 2 ' ' t ic's, 1432 le. Mc. Ow — a gainst three of the persons inspected, and issued ma" ri ot for the purpose, they were on Tuesday night and committed to the County gaol:— 400 ,4 arosiek ) re are hippy to find. from The Leiarter Journal. tw tM meaty of Kilkenny continues tranquil, sad tka die ma il robbery which occurred some time ago, 1 , by s o swans attributable to an organised system, w ii c k fir accounts from this router led as to apprehend. is to doe maws of these disturbances, we haws opt vi e. Distress is, doubtless, at the bottom. The *mist Poet commences its Leader is the fol io* vas POPULATION Ass reagents Oa Thursday, we had a Meeting, called by our „d i! levereiga, and atlemded by a good namher of *lo (hatless'a of the town and vicinity *l owed into &subscription, and, such as might be 00 ,„ia liberal one--but let us come to the point. Ns ho evening, when the °enflames of the C0m ...m00 to return their lists of misery, what was the T ook ? They found that the sum already soblissibed, asit M. would afford only a dividend of sifhtmen ...,hopeany to each individual ! This at three pence woeld net support these ems week ! What he done) Increase the sebeeripdons—odS to a, teed, sleekly contribetiece—let weary man, Ite 0 4 AN give what they can. Lit every se weheakiesel—let every unnecessary uprise be & I let a feed be created by any and by every possible s wam se we have dose nothing—it is only toatalisiteg ape is wbese we have held eat hopes of folio,. IPhe „ m ut of slaving wretches, no/ dui snit aim' nice is Carlow and Graigne, amount to souls. rime me composed of the aged and Isiirm.-ekV sick, dyleg, and the convalescent huddled %tether — ? rows seeseptoyed, of both sees—sad heim la- Wm. Tbeamelar letter of Mr. Fishbourne, the Sotertign /the tetra, and the Treasurer of the Charity, is very I -gestated emphatic : . I am &feted by the Committee for the Relief of the pew, se request yam kind assistamce, which was sever w sash wassail as at this moment of unparalleled woes& The call es your humanity is imperative—it the sense of Ood and Man !" Seth a mil, we trust, will be heard ; bat wham we wake des population of Carlow—des number of the ?of beariag, as they do, such a frightful proportion the whole town—we own we shedder at the prospect begs? us. In the city of Cork, the most argent armee t revaih. A meeting of the chimes has been died, but 1 : we ass, we are sorry to state, been attemind with me esteem which we were iodised ft astidgata from tie esSitnewn besevolemee of that city. Is Salem and Newry similar Meetings have Wen died, and the distress is those places is stated to he of *mg urgent and melancholy lkscripties. le seedier part of TA* Post, the reader will hid a aka. oci:2 ai lse Proceedings of the hisedieity Society in Association, anquestiousbly, that merits twannest snpport mid gratitude of every deism of Ilk, mid of every • humanity. I et. I i Mania Y Valerian a Guerra sad Jam U lautteabarilk u llainbargli . PRICE OF lIPPCSJI TUN PAY AT MEMO ' F iga g ilik et Red. - - . • I, • 1 i. aft =t Co c... an ri -- r""t - ". ... ; t. M Tta. OM ... ..... -' slot tat xs,y men . laq Asa. IS 1-16 C.1"1`1113471 el 14.!rer Cott. I.n. Lott. IPs. etc *tateOman. its • BRITUII STATESMAN" is sprevasimurftirrmt '• Tat STATIMMAN.") THI On the affairs of Spain, which must necessarily remain in some obscurity for a short time to come, we gave in yesterday's STATZSMAN an extract born the Journal de Parer, which took greatly from their formidable nature. Another paper of the same date contains the following:— " The last letters from Mae.rid (these of the 13th) state, that at the moment when the post was leaving, the greatest alarm prevailed among the people, and Con siderable consternation at Court. The garderatrerp were traversing the capital with draws swords, to dia pers. the populace who assembled in the public plates. It Is said that almost the whole of the array was dis affected ; that all the Generals had been removed, and that any who o ff ered were accepted in thei r s t ea d. • " This morning, at Paris, it was announced, that the French Government had received atheist conarasnies tions, and it is believed that the Spanish Court has made proposals to the Cabinet at the Thuilleries, for papaya succours of men and money. It is rumoured that his Catholic Majesty requires the aid of 25,000 men." This request, it is supposed, hi• Most Christain Majesty could not for a 11110191111 t entertain. The anxious eye of the British Patriot !oohs to the.. different plasm is the world br 'rents and actions which may encourage the friends of FIetE DON in the bops. of seeing it re-established, mod; by a happy contagion, affect his own country: Ihr however humiliating it is to declare the fact, he cannot, after what has happened in Britain of lats, expect soon to see its votaries in full possession* it here again, but by some actual calamity, which must of course lessen the cause of exultation. We have long looked to New Spain, with confide Pee and interest, to see the rights of man asserted es al vindicated, with full and happy effect. The soo nest, after s straggle with arms, which the Norm Americans at length enjoyed, afford a just ground be a confident assurance that, by a parity of c dust, the South Americans cannot fail to obtain. similar inn*: they are gradually. bat progressives, approaching the happy goal. We could wish that a new example of the immortality of the spirit of liberty were exhibited nearer home. On the Peninsula, and on the Continent, then, have we looked some time for instances of men in the mass vindicating the too-long existing wrongs imposed upon them by a few chosen out from among We are not, to be sure, acquainted, frost deez day, nor likely to be so, of what passes in Spain . but we witnessed too unequivestr during the short time the CORTEZ were he vity, of what energy of mind the modern Spaniard ie pawned, ' his eelt cion, nay conviction, that he mast be inimical to liberty. Mirabeau said of the priesthood, that with their feet on the earth, and their hands raised towards Heaven, they aimed to move both to their own will and gratification. But we were about to speak of the German—the thoughtful German—the man, above all other in Europe, who has escaped the charge offrivolity or absurdity. We have hoped to witness a constitution produced here, and there are none that would have set a more bright and beneficial example or model to the people of every civilized society in tae world. As. however, he is dis posed to erecttbeedidce slowly, let us hope it will be with durable, that is,with well seasoned materials. No people was ever so independent as the ancient Germans. Without fixed establishments, conti , nnally engaged in some expedition, for aocniring tame or wealth, they were enamoured of liberty, and, ever continuing in arms, they were but little restrained by laws ; their Princes had no great au thority over them, and even that authority wits but little respected. Yet, when once they had secured •their conqueits, these Princes, in order to extending land securing their power. laboured to inspire them with the love of tranquil employments ; to acquaint them with the sweet fruits of industry ; to engage them to cultivate the arts of peace, and devote themselves to a contemplative life. There has been no nation less charged with vices than the German ; they appear to possess the chief virtues of the ancient Romans, without being tainted with some of their opposite qualities. What constitu tion then, for the government of man in society, may we not look for from the heads and hands of seen a people: and how reasonable a thing is it to expect one, at no great distance of time, 11-am them, when we are informed that the Austrian, and especially the Prussian, prisons are filling with philosophical and political writers of those Mates. May their gaols run over with inch inha bitants ! It is good for mankind that such men should endure temporary evils and persecutions for the sake of immortal honour and posthumous re aped, a reward which, we hope, and doubt not, will be their portion. S. P. Qs the celebration of Mr. For's birth-day, at tb* Royal Hotel, Edinburgh, Lord ERSKINE made a very striking and Judicious remark, as to the cause of many persons of consideration not attend• iaMsaoe, that " in the the Meetings isisignificant, and bad have paid away 14 wO, ' " that there way \ ' , ding , perpetuating pongeel principles, than by bleeding them with • meashein of illustrious nee, who have maintained theft, daring their lives; above all, when, like Mr. Fox, they have smintained them amidst great difficulties, awl valor seerupt contbisadoes of power to overpower or pulls them." His Lordship very pathetically idfailiNpria the calamitous and exhausting war, " lim kai (ss* be) as Mr. Fox thought, without necessity sir betifie—eporsevered in, after many opportunities beft. MR this ft was gone by, for safe permameat piidevOif emike jr,, s tet after a kind of miracle in our favors its „ Mis ea b a s b it sif Waterloo, in a state M Earope far less fit oar prosperity, Asa probably would have ' lisi lea ealidition if we had left Preece, in the begin e[ * Resolution, to 'sheen herself by . = Of Aesperate sad imallictimg factions, at ilioe hawed, sad softly, to have given her a frisiillll Ilakiewiroes assistance, to *oll6ll,lam her freedom aid 4 ter her from the mieerlis Which oppressed her."— He foopfigly did the Noble theses femme of the Doke .ftifgittemityt (who was to have presided epos the toe !iii *dm MI ter iodisposidom which might be truly the ilf iti, We Are sorry, though faigood inset * , Mich the Whims of late is both France poi • WO twvtaiti great political occasions)—we "Mk haw Iseliagly we experienced the bitter fralliW 11 ei , oirtrary to what the great S4e:aa l 4 Pi., sidiabdiel. uMe ars (said, this Noble CIS ' a the Minty 4 the Briwel Nees) etergerityr oifir a leellehle *pad all magi' in the history oldie efel Midis ii dabe of early a *mend oilliire . ' is lima Seetkiiseertml. nadir dlipl , •of table etenjasetere**ll Matra i & M eiMporateAbe evils against Which we bid a WI flick his left the States of Emror is cond l fidtfalldee OwitsiitY, already begleolsg Sti rival . , Oa elsasrirlr sad masufactoree—coadlsimi diem by our Wastand *rim, ,firs the loaded impiety . of 'NOW 1., 6 'a 4~4 tit between OM tat-tathersii aid, e i LVIII this Niimusrt."—llut If then ki ova pass s iniediliSil iddiasi iv the comply which we ,di aiblier. is is the tamper id which be spoke :sil *Morse of opialeia sod views of the Radio& sal di Irti Ile said, . we must mot be angry . Ow lliallk howl. lo • ere think that many of them have litigant thi tray to he delivered firm is abases *blab wa ia sommommtesplaia of. If they are plionnisliggpi , 1 with tb• 1111416 it Giasilialo , tailed to **id Oft. Fbh it ailidnoe Ao show by oar conduct thug Motet [An miemplimaettleti or mistaken. Le as be *AM ' , Mk prittelpialk hail ectiag kosestly, me emit hi di . j preisil. It is Ise tie benefit of the public, that thilled ; a gfest bodies of public men should be publicly .. 1 i i .:ra e aft pet piece of biography, by ' , bid' had a happy efect on the eslimpaity. It es •--" I was hote in the Old city of Ildikhargh lily One Asp before, se .I Wife*. this turf seat Mut tree bait at the other oimensity of The island, • and 1 yam 'strays dionilit it eon cif the most forritar . esailliticsi of sty kistiodest *grid life; shit I ore 0 'mow his, is hear: him, sad to act with Ur de 1 ... iti j mvery teamed, to doobt or bin woo right* ier,on the occasion, as, for ineases, ielf. thsperetitien alone has maintained the ,wet and prejeibee, et es Cent ef NNW to thirdly , would appear iesignill l int o,llll', not ispeseible that the veil *bleb bes %Ow *mw o w h en it a b o vid h a y s eag eissitged tise. Iridium evehawlfollrfits triliwM 4 kablemaa we ll observed, Gomm* view, and which requir ' only to ho so better way of eonieeratiag soil per t aelliiiiii '1 IMArr►er. the ......., ..—_ __ moires only , be openly 'grimed s to be eniiereally detested, has beell.rent by the accidental protrwion of the eel s' bayonets. The history of the Spaniard , will be worth attendlog to, as the niiignitide of I hie aiding breed itself epee oar notice, which it I will shortly do. That ilogiltry, almost continually torn by batons, sedition, Wid civil war s was, till the reign of PantitmAmo V., sank into barbarity, its inhabitants being only seperficielly acquainted with war and polities; but, in order to szteski hit power, isabisamo began to introduie into Ids j I the love of lettirs, by distributes ii-1 Ma to those who addicted themselves thereto. ill Inagua'e and successor of the above king Isis ban a Ida seen with a needle as a boa in his 'kid, ad yet lateen millions of men have beet the kmid to, or prostrated themselves before this how idol of their own making. There have ben Spanish Kings, however, equally die- I posed to arbitrary ruk, who have led a very dif; anent life, and have entertained very dingiest :ideas of the capacities of their subjects. Praia I. or Pititiv 111. for instance, were both edger :11 11 1 1 1111 1 0t command, and yet they befrieeded, .cso di didt power, the arts and sciences, slid a illaber of Spaniards salivated 'them.- - It tieotemended the study of them by his . . And as soon is Prime .V. was grisly. OD the throw, be 0 1, 100 d tliverilitiset the literati, and rewarded those wt., ' IW anima talents. After WI which history will testify, what eats Me assign for the pfasent degraded condition Ail Above kingdom. situated as it is,. is so ee- I =portion of Knape f Shad it be to the, , .of the CatAdie religieriet WO wilt lift set readers to redact on the answer, while *elan ant views to a part of the dentiseet where no mg Ilibeeedes. ate yitewall. The diervial priest's" Ihni Illii ik any part of the world, interbre with 4tekties. It is enbeeduning them to de a ter where, and they deserve reprObiton * , lay we bend meddling therein. they ' WAIN' or 47011id•ted honest men, Weide: phonies is in direct opposiiibs to their Sid prompts: and on this age ent it is, *ells lillerested and hateful individnalal of VIII diiiis.. 1 leilitens, by their base hypoerisy, peg iplia leo whole cloth the vengeance of the people in all Melanie. It was enough to the drags ge le. disimelet against a Frensbasee, during the lea tagialismary psoceediags a his bealitry, that thig [list of his wines, real or irdpottd, seas dosed *ll t h a t o f bignit a priest. This Willie is the 4111 ha 1 lore, was thought so carry the limpet WM* ..... _. - - .._. did. My no time, Gentlemen, is now feat bastening to a conclusion, and its termination cannot be tflatmit ; but Whenever it shall bappen, I should shake• to ha rEP membered by no better a tomb-esnii . than thitz • Tnomas Ensuing, a friend and courntion of Cnanuas Fox.' " The Morning Peet, that toneltwood lensinary of the fashionable world, rejoices that our wise Ad ministration has made the great Hero tVlEakheren the Governor (" the cock of the rock") of Gibral tar, as much from his dame and dtla--Prrr and CHATMAII, as his great military achievements. The above Paper's concluding encomium is— “We shall sincerely congratulate both the Govern ment, she Army, and the Public, spite, their acquisitloo, from which the latter cannot mem less advantaga l than the lint will derive just honour and applause. Oh kir a rival TACITVS • , The last letters fmm Buenos Ayres speak of the greatest consternation prevailing, wider go tippet henaion that General Artign. was * approaching' that city with a force of "peril thotwand leen. He is said to .have made Qemeral Beimwrea and three other Members of the Goveremeet in their way to St. hp, with the ,vi any, of ing future combined ifiwalion win the tioveend• meet of Chili. . . atit . 4 • • ~ • At a Special Cook it Ikeinel l . day, a very pleasing and hale, was paned upon the wileib aid quirides — ri; lite lamented Duke of Mom . . Tax Nsw Laws.—Alledisig to • the new re strictive measures in England, we Its4e the hol lowing Observations from &meets , " BautiaLs,_ Dec. Pt.—Thew new hills hare asto nished all thintingmen, however Adverse to the Br . . tish natiosas their r ival; fpr the bloW of liberty coulee down so dreafully in a qtarter where it.was.conakler a to be beat warded of mast silk. consternation into those who are neither prepared nor hare means, freak wart of national character pa wept pf unanimity, .4 reside. They see the plans of tibe Holy Alliance gm*. ing ironed them, and enveloping them Dourly., What po g lish m a n, lifter readies the ahoy, itto?; Sections of a foreigner, can help asking WOW what he had done to be so d4raded in the eyes .t. other nations? Accounts just received has Plymouth state, that . the Earl of MOUE, and Admiral SAW ytt dsrly ill. .r.c0.., ;tarpon, of Exeter, left that city on Tuesday, for Sidewalk to embalm the perm or that Duke of KZ/CT, which he performed tile following day. .— • NAVAL INTWALMENCE. POSTIMOVTa, Jii;t.t.. 7 -611101 Joss, rapt Oat, —.--, he i rely, Dowisi t , and Vamp albsaintats. JAN. 23.--•• 'I e I'lEl4, V of Salem, from Cantos. for. wes. This v thes-bso--ervived isetehltinwinvor ftr *sat ladies ; she had siz sleuths pests** frees t ail. !vinare*, Jax. Tr —AMOMI the Fly 11610 ef ; Capt. Colin, from Berbadeen, havisg on boars! the ft Roar-Admiral Donald Campbell, who died to 11th of. November; 6a his pomp from Tonola t 4 lades, i also arrived the' Row Timid!, from s i t alloy oybias la *bore in Pireilbse boy, and got the assistance of the crew of the Revbnue miter, Saki bawls"( melted eettsiskitsble gamaire.. .. Kinitaia.. Jaw. 111.Vrtin; o f Worlds ; . "• from Ss. Manor* OW vut 4 la here last ht a heavy gale if wind 111 e A. W. She was ~. 4 es the beak, whet* she best very heavy, until At urn get it by meleteace. meet - damaged. The. lot!? have ,been in wen of provielese for the last 14 She mu es her v•Tais the 1111fhla, of Bristol, di opi a4 • %. _lllid _ ithoodent . testerday morni =I tem sill of Vowels, steering the , for to 140 . 4.1 4 1111 0 1; Itto lif r i f* gal extreme :eiti li rt ; 1 te the cll. The brig Anna Miller. , Etrim • Alio% New Bninswick, t i t ' ms eijess Ihlosvegly .Itay rod . if the At to IlliVieiti Slid safe may be tared. iite AlMftftegerrii=7Terra Mmil : : l4 . -now,- .... tipoi.e*Uiril lb. Cow this morsirw, Mr. Paso minim' f the witnames against Thema gl i k ' wooed iti opsvier haa Oted appeared, ? pt. ... f . ' 15i ,14 .rhea directs& that all Atli utit.! isances t thefeited isll the Excliequor. tor wilifsity. soul m oth: hie ist bis Mojeup's ship Owe.% , ApV i S at .... . , .. 7 ...,,. miens was, the lir* pours examitelk. age : II the wife the peiseemr, sad Wee in Ow Alp adtb . bey Inhead we. au !si el Asps% 1819.. that iietiloff, ho/ hotioolliklbtrloiliod toollook to hoe; epos her refeim, *gash. sot issider thsear with an qp She was .sass is * ts;c o tisai: q4 toolustertes. 411111 b... her c tbes bee hastr was jealea r..l =p as e ti rees ilh ofthe some el ildWards. that be Ital i c; wanted. hoe not to imp his s zS. Thome a mesine who woe norm m ths the circessiliteee ormirred. t ionviblu'atedi bee prieissee. is his defeat% oilassi that Ms wits he anima es so I- - - -ter -tmereeene Ma slr• : L. I° I forseas r o . "' ii•• ea;;leleis;a74 7 7 at;:i - eserTparZa , dri Edwards. . . lel Thie twat g nialzipliaool by hh wife. vim wok • se. called wet & ledwe Peet far that pelted. r ~.„ Th. •ferf prisms Wel% esti Sir Walelifft 4 o i t = II ju I ntl twasswea f. of &o ra tor. 1 ; 1 iat Ones t — Jana ; B. ' . 6 We & 116.1111 ) It Parket, T. . 7 . f . Atiewsh..... WelliteNt v ilhja! 2 W. "41. 4. Vitt • i _, *thaw, . & Hsts. R. Knight. J. era, T. rbt. Prelia44o a. *ado. & Or . . . .. wit, est. Hayward* & gm iews After bswieses .f the Cease was oweelediell. . I. hisgosieo thajoiso ofs Nsw fee she gaso4 endrosa eitaothasis ea the heqpit.,,,L. Wow alai the doh 411 eisaahaosi it willielh deg fumed 7 Sete pit 011.. Ellinilllllllllllo l . t he awereseevesteekseire oetrweraofte:ellltieswa-oteemet web fa& hem& Bart ; Oart. G. Getdoei IN 141 10 1. 1 b ' rite • r iid eselesth Ihts.s sae J. R. Wlla . teases las*, 10•11 . . mit • 1 . liar , ' IiSiNIRIV RIM 41 , 0111.1 Of „ mil I Rea. B. Ilfht esesi ltt. DINO i CAlaltsik 114 ' 11114. r ilis le Vi l k e l; lD T*ll,ai t a Cilaidely a 1111 me a 1 Nis Iletleselso 11Peallor% %Bromley ;B. . /*fr. le lb 1 thet4 Q. Illiketem. Esq., to L'lmeaushas. , -• e 1 r L i r p i - : .