The Statesman. — London, England, 1819-08-06 00:00:00

4. 1 1KR1t,',4A1 PAPRKS. Smolt Silt NSW SONIC colontactat. AnvaitTlllllll. suns An obliging friend h•• favoured as wish the fol. •etract of • Irmo. from Trinidad, Port dated Mau 11119: ^. We ( are never willows, political news a ow esfnriuwre resr.d•tionary neighbours : sod my •••• are en enagessial wish those of that party Mlle are streggling for lorlopendsenry, freedom, and gond laws, that I feel a sincere and lasdent interest for their teems. Inspired with the ind.like principles of the immortal fattier of UMW America. the pure milk of elsich sea insiilled in me mind, by the famed toltlte.inne of his happy country, I moot bet aye. parkas, in the-neble close of a People, who have boon onsl.eed for three centeries—a People who haws %anon in the mire of iyessny sod eepersti• floe. " When I contemplate the unhappy fate of the emforten it, lodepoodente of the South, it chills the very current ..f ins blood. Their struggles have been long; ensistant„ . sod elmost fatal. Their wars have beef the war: of esenitsals. The (kenos, of the Chiefs of thoa.val • power, who acted their brutal pai.• upon the Thmoir• .1 thy 'tooth, are of themes! gloomy romp'. ti..n. The misery suffered by the • wolf Emigrants le this Colony Is unimaginable. Row. ever, ibises se sars mast gloriously with the bedew,. dents at present. The generous aid .f the English, ha. givers ltde soan ! a notiansal character. This cam p sign, I thi••li, sill determine oho fate of the Re). 'lists. U-f-st and disgrace bogie already to attend their in t + us elms " I had the id••••••• of bolos introduced to Mn. B Irvine, the American Aims, to Augustine, she, en his way home p.5...1 sem* time with us, and oh lammed a considerably fend of koo•ledge, with re. : two in the heatery of obis Island. Ho was very well received, and mud* attention paid him, sot by Go. *ernmeo. (for you must know eer Goveroment do. teat the Yankees, as they Its le all the People of the United S•ate.), bat by the liberal mew, who are not •••3110 in Government airlift. on account of their distinguished liberality. Ile sill andesobtedly treas. mit to the President a very faeoorabli. acc-ont of the newly-established Government of Pessimism's.. He resided there about eight menthe, and is a great ob. ' ge of men and things. " There hes been several skirmishes between the vanguards of the t•• armies, shear. at present neer San Fernando, on the Apes.. The Apes* is a 11-obranch of Ornnneo. 'rho agouties are reported to be equal in'auesher. short 6000 atroog. g • A Ths. i ludependen.s have about 4300 Engli s h so d .• Qi..eman tronp. with them, under saleable °dicers. They are all iseil clothed and in high spirits. Tie greatest aitcildinemad order reign among the troops. ' Genoa,' Paea's r .v•try is 2600 •trileg, sod ese rese . 4 Mull disciplined. He Is a Mir Officer and may be well styled the Leon of the Patriots. W e gaily ea to !Prete , toferiwation from that quarter. The Cieugress is at proves* in %session in Angus/oral. The (Ni t •rro..nt se well estebliihrd, and some very able owns,. at the hood of department,. 6 . G title, ilathwriii, and Comanaco, Sr. in pee. ti irr• nt use Indopoo•dent.. as Margaritta is still 1671111(.4, free, mid indeptedent. " An ampuditiso is plasmas( easiest Geese*. TIM fen of essmaies wilt pet Barcelosa aril the whole age Cotal, as ter es Lageire, la possassiee of the Patriots: akely ears Pm is rertein. as Th. /Loyal geese causal be sustained bet a kW . m onths 1 nger." BRIOGICTOWN, BUM %DOES, JAN. 25.—Sobjoieed is the purport of. I•lfer Naiad in a la olio. is hoot of the Pte.itstlYti M.idr ((:orrentioe. coast of Bethke), so the 6th lost. Ti. Ofigisal is is Puma:— s• Fagot. Nov. 13,1111. N arcs. this ender the dryad of either sissioi 011)Pnive tts.alonew, of or peolshitts is the attempt to make it. I am desire's that this letter should reach Mr. Dernard, sae. a plaster in Ceyenne i and who I beg met to grieve himself—he has • good brother, my daughter Laura, and her little owes left to console bawl I recommend to his care my little Caroline, erhom t have left boarded (resin en peasion) at sod who in losing leer mother loses her ell, talker being old. ' /0" 4 embarked oil the lit of Aegest, with my two '• t es si bia rs , Avvrtina de la Gras. and Fanny, and 'rebate been 'emir., *beet on the SPII ewer since-- the Captain of our brig, the Bop. (L'Esperaece) of • glitiiderros, refried es, "tithest kerswing any better, •••••••tliecesst of Africa; in 23 degrees of longitude, in the (Coterie of Sierra Leone, he supposed off 'Cayenne, when he fell in with a weseel from New York, bound to Buena Ayres, called the Horatio, the ouster of which stowed him where he really awes— he then stood again to the westward, and sp. preeihed neer the land; has this evening anchored clove to it, entirely ignorant where he is. We were this morning ice latitude 4. 3?.. and have made little head way since, bet as be intends gelling gorier veleta to-morrow morning, end leasing this hole, which he calls the Bag of Aprocapse, I am of ori oles tbat K. will either awn es into the breakers be. breve the Greed Constable (Grand Connectable) and the lead, or else miss Cayenne altogether. My chil dren are gay and unconcerned; bet me, Meal I tremble at being in each ignorant hands. " Mies, my cLildroa ; if we perish sand op year prayers and supplications ler me and year sisters, end rummies in year remembrance, the idea of whisk I feel I. be as 'memory to me as existence it self. (Mined) "MARIA CHARLOTTE. GMT DAMPAIRE.WI4ew of the Inge Mereteer tie 16 Grave, and pew Wife et Mow. steer lkkuditr. Cmittarter cf the Past Names. '• My faller Mat Attietileete. Meeker Durward Aw,e, at Cayemet." FRENCH PAPERS. PARIS, A DR= 20—The elorasee of ail the Finch /ournels into ROW' is prohibited, with the nap. awe of the Jeatrtuot dee /).bets, the Quotiolielesse, sod tM 011Meelleor. "hp intoriel Bordelais gives the following el. popsitoes a letter, dated Madrid, Judy 12:— " ilittelikewee from Cadis inform es, that se es. pales of 3000 see, eager the mowed of Limo. seakeeasnl Doe Ass Mewl GOO, embarked I. 1 obi t ino mu TILE STATESMAN. en rho lbrb invent, in II largo transports, and sailed on An IBA, ender convoy of shit Sabina 40 gen fsigsto, sod brig The destination of titers troops Is not known," Priestslettere frost Berlin sonoootottel 'het tel Yee recently bore the Aveiro of frlghltol soon, Red that the greatest disorder eostieees.—(L'hide pliderri.) COURT Ol► ASSIZR. TRIAL OF PROFFAPOR BATOOT. Thyodjoormod procsalliogo eon resumed yester day storming at l 0 o'clock. M. Iliorard, a sopplaaor Jere?, Was sebriitsled for M. Busrelos, who woo Good 600 fresco for befog absent. M. &sem: sdtlressed the July. M. %mu., Counsel for M. Blettex, spoke nett. He cooreadod that a Professor was entitled to con demn the Isms I. hid to sliming. He reminded the J.ry of this Mum , attack which woo M. Ballad bad mods on the Election Lin, whose speech, this'll not spoken In lb. Chamber of Depetire, was piloted.- I Tb. Penal Code, Ito observed, was digested by ty ranny. Boosporto was a spent. " You boos also . snan, and yen' know that he did eery thing for his personal sirens. and (or the lowest' of despotism." M. Donerafterwsrds shortly addressed the Jary In Manor of M. Bansea. The Porwurest recapitulated the evidence, after which the Airy retired, end in half as hoer returned • verdict—NW Grid', which was received by three distinct rounds of applies'. M. Haloes quitted the Court, accompanied by about 50 yowls, etclaianiog, " Long live Bacot's." &remanded by this brilliant retinue, he parsed along the Post Neal, the Qual de l'Ecole, the roe des Proems, and proceeded to the Oratolre, when ho nionaiod • hackney chariot, and from thence, as (roan a triumphil ear, saluted those present, who followed him with their *yea as long es he could by sees. Nutmeat's, JULY *S.—Thus is no longer any doubt of a numerous diplousaik eseroblege at Carls. bad ; io oddities to those .beady 'petitioned, M. de Alopoos fa than on behalf of Rossi'. Jucy 4t—lt Is understood that affairs of groat importance Maui Woad the Emperor to ac. cobra,. his return to Vienna. Considerable reviews will, it is said, lake place in atitanio. Beaux, Jt; LT Tl.—The most perfect tranquillity prevails in this capital. A small number of students have, ender vaginas pretests, (pitied this ell. TO CORRE3PONDE4IIII. *.• We ediarlbe sillier of A Taco Fasces." We regret, es soft* as be can do, shut she canoed Liberty h sot Iss *wee bawds be strews° es " more able;" but sorely, be will allow that is. JIM ire If son impognable from what be is pleased .• designate '• dee kopmeary of its abettors." Let the Whigs wawd forth ow he Iwisentel, sod we ibkiall Ike diem full credit for their siewsaad endears/ors. The pie seat system by st Veal the Gingivae.t is carried cm, caveat last Masi s bat it lofty do marbasere mischief before it is re formed by •• A Tara rams's" plea. PHI( UY STOOKS 11111 DAY AT OfIR O'CLOCK. Beek Neck 9 pee Cr.*. MOM 10111 9 per Crut. Ital. 711 U lade Mewl. 10 II pa. i per Cest. Cow. left 711 Leap A.. 191 .1- iii Cow. liseKegeee Nab I pa. 4 per Caa.fili Osmium 911 pe. Liao& he Ace. 741 il Olt. THE STATESM AN . LONDON: rum. ALGUIT 6, 1319. SPANISII AFFAIRS. From Madrid (though not direct) it is stated, that every thing is again quiet at Cadiz-, and that 3000 troops bad embarked from that port under the COM* mead of Don JUAN MONLIZI. COGIOAL, but their mills( was delayed a few do's. Another account Nye they Wye sailed, in twelve heavy transports, es. sorted by tho Sabina frigate, of 40 guns, and the srusekbrig Ligero. We Walt their sailing is post. posed .d grass Wends.. Of the affairs of the above kingdom, as relating to t►ose Colonies la South America, hitherto called Spanish, they go on as the philosopher and the philiatbropist would wish them. OPINION has operated more then cue half the victory t►ese brae• sod 'Woos, People are contending for ; and it is no trilling circeinstence in the Briton's "natation in the progress of liberty, to to itness the aid his eosin. tryaseo lend to the glorious cause, and to see that the pierces AlatiticAVlS are not backward is ac. knoteledgiog the obligation. The last American Papers inform es, that Captain WILLIT, of the brig Fanny, had arrived at Savannah, from Port.tu•Printe, with an attoent that *Gat. coo, with pert of his suite, had reached that place, four days before be sailed, in a brig of war. M'G ac. corn, in making his escape from Porte Rollo, broke two of his ribs. He 'spotted further resources, on the arrival of which he weeld again commence opera. tions against the Royalists. The following part of a letter serfs to skew bow justly elated are the hopes of the Isorroxocnn, not only of a final triumph, but that its consummation is impeded to be not loos delayed : EXTRACT OP A LTTITIL TO A OIMITLIM AN 1$ LOODOM, •LCCIVID TISTEZDAY. " Mendota, is the Province of Glyn, April 21, 1819. " DIA& bays the highest satisfection is acqueieling yeti, that elm brave sad excellent General SAINT MARTIN, who had visited this place for the reeweery of his health, is perfectly restored, end that be quitted it ibis dey, in company with the gallant COIN,' LA Helms, for Chili, with a claw of pro. ceediag 4irectly from theses to the attack of Lima. I bale been favoured with the confidence of ear dis tinguished General daring his residence in this place, se Y Y highly to the friends of Liberty, jamb", and humastity, to know that he has the utmost confidence in the colorise and enterprise of hb troop; sad no doubt of their success in rescuing Ike Pe•pie of Lima from oho tyranny and oppression whisk they WI long endured from the detested power of Fan. steaste. In my nest, I hops to hems the *entre of coameaicatiog to you the manner in whirls the indepeadents are received le Lime. We all line en. derstaad that Lord Cocebtawe, with hiv gee' of 12 ship. of war, are strictly blockading every important part of the coast of Lima. The know• skill end bravery of that distinguished 06cor 6t him peculiarly for this entice. We every day *spent batman accounts from his lint. "It has been said by Ger enemies, that Sao M Anus, COCHRAN', and the Governess.' of Chili, were not es suited as they should be in their plaos, sod io cossequencs our attack on Ulna was not likely to ascend, but I can assorts you they esderstaod esch other perfectly, end the greatest harmony prevails among our Chiefs ; yew who know thus, will readily credit this. I hope and believe 1819 sill be the last year of war is these coestries.—Your's, with civic affection, 46 With respect to the Magistrates of Manchester preventing the Meeting being held ow the inst. on the ground of its peeper,' being illegal, who knows that to be the ease? We do not believe the choosing a Member by the uerepresentml people of that towo to be its object. A Representative bas been chosen for Birmingham, and one instance is as good us a &Du for trying the issue ot efficacy of the expedient ; lints it sieves , was intended to take St. Stephen's Chapel, as some chapels and churches der. ing the war were taken, by steno. The Magistrates will therefore be cautious ban they commit therapists by a rash act, to the charge of infriogieg ea the right of the subject, and violating the Coastitatioe. We cannot think that a body of men will er can Ince, the penalty of any law by assembling to discen the , present unparalleled grievances of the People, sad to determine es the best sad own effectual seen of removing the.. 1 1 There as be nothing objectienable nor frightful Is Sir Joan Blow, the Commander of the district, lesercising a brigade of soldiers eve, in the very spat e where the Meeting it iniendellee'be held. The mere the Soldiery and the Peepieeve‘eiribt to look open one another the better. Mr. WISPRAII use for keeping them apart, we are not. Sir J. BTIIG is al lowed to be a good °Geer; he will do his duty, no doubt, bet, we treat, no more. He has bed as in stance in his sin family of a Ailing Ministry ho. citing deadly project., sad settilicing as individeal of rank to save themselves from that popular ven geance which they had jestly locorred by ash mis deeds, sod only averted by their creel este. We have been • little eorprixed at a pins, used In the Times of to•day. is ',femme to the hungry disturbances of the North, wherein the writer depth-. cotes the idea of the labourers attempting, as he styles it, 6 ' to usurp the rights of representation !" This is beyond any power of controversiol.seqei eseence; and it will so doubt be quoted, in future times, as • graceful example of our present logic, that en ephemeral author, perpetually avowing himself as the friend of reason, as well as order, should snatch, by one grouping and untried dog. ma, the conclusion of a dispute which has ig. solved the greatest minds is opposities for eon. toilet, and upon which there is yet, theoretically et least, no legislative conclusion. The revolution, and the opinions of all philosophic legislators sloe, the revolution, are saltiest se imperious and ill defined • postulation ; but beside' this, what are we to do nit the eommen sense argument, and the matter of fact ? "To usurp !" Why. to whom does the right of Representation belong: We knew who has possession of it. Sorely if there is any thing clear, it Is that the choice of Ropresen. tatives belongs to theme who need representation, and net to those who have to do the service of it. As to the necessity, we may pass over all pest wrsegiing sod calamity, and pick proofs from the very sub. jeer, in descanting es which the Thies hoer denied the right of bring really represented.— Th. Proprietors of that Paper are aware that there are lasts to prevent combination assessg the labourers, sod have appealed to these laws for the exercise of their " wholesome severity." The Combination Lows are without qoaliication, lad visit with peoish. sent any attempt to raise the price of wages, or to Reveal their fall. These lees have at last pro. diced such mischief in the North, by preventing the la bearers from defending their rights, that wages are now too low for raistence, and a small continent is added from the Poor Rote. The Magistrates at length hove advised the journeymen not to work for such prices, sod thus the spirit of enettiaation is sow cherished beneath the shelter of those Resselias from which it has hitherto received imilligwalles 1111111 proof. This might teach the Timm, that there are thisp done in politics, which, besides exceeding the projects of the Reformers In wildness and visiesari nets, ate also avowedly foolish and unjust. If the journeymen had been only Is well represented as the masters, and that would have been little enough, the Combination Laws would not have passed; and yet the Times talks of " ample; the Rights of Repro. Notation !" It Is disgosting and diserscrfel to t►e present MOM in power, to seo the pains they take to screen t.. great delinquents or epaulets of t►e foods, be. queathed by benevolent individuals for the edecation of the poor. If we enquire, however, whence t►is dis- h able interference to p a proper Imposers of iniquity, we shall Ind that the defaulters hems greet parliamentary interest! ! Yeste►day the Duke wf K INT risked the Pains R PUT at Caltes-hous. KETURN or rip PRIACRSS or WALES ro • -,ING &ANIL Dispetchsiove been received at Kirosington Nitre from he► the Prineess of Wales, •o . pointing her imsiediele refe►o to England, directing that her opertmeets i■ the Paler, shall h e forthwith prepared for her receptMa. Ilighness has also desired Mil, Gatth 16 tweetlier it Duero. This sadden resolution of the Printn Om countenance to the rameer tbst steps sr• to be taken towards a prosecution of some sort, which her Royal Highness Is determined to meet in pimp. Her Moira was totally unespected at Carlton boas,. —( Monti*: Chronicle.) The nerve from Frince becomes leer itlierisotng every day. The specolations on the King's i11y... disninioh : his Majesty was well sod able to go to Chapel last Sends,. M. BAs'utAt was scrieitted, as we anticipated We gad thot several persons of conirquynce inpn•dia , tly offered to pet their son. under his private telti This does not look as if bigotry would peer take tarn spin to reign ',ser the minds Fiends. The diplonsitic Meeting at Carlsbad forms a ;frill era i t , t h e p o ti,l r ol hi , inry of the Continent. II sill infallibly produce Correepondin: Sodlies in Sony of the German itates. Mole thin one of the Paten. twos of Europa wish their troops had wet remained so long in France. Troth sod freedom are as cone tsgious as the yellow fever, sod do as mach good se the latter does berm. Notions as well ao ierlisiJusls who behove wi'h ingratitude and folly, (Imre to suffer. it seems, is appealing to British en...aft, f or a 04,1., ante in her preens. easompterily distresssi stare —hot does she deserve an) ? She has 'wreaked every ci.ki upon either our help or regard by the abase which the has made of all the keleits which Ili* arms of Britain had obtained Inc her. By the ca-npii.A which repelled the French the Peninsula, and by 'he isoccessfol termination of the straggle, that whim had the fairest opportunity of pladiog itself upon a rioting wish the most enlightened country is Eire rope— but it has ha imbecile King no its throne, an t i " Deliranl reges pleduntur achirr —so mods Cr the King of SPAIN. It cannot be denied that the People of Spain hive 'worked their own misery.—. They spurned the opportunity which was gives thrill of emancipating themselves from domestic slavery, at the very moment in which they were relieve] h the yoke of foreign tyranny, and they volentarily returned to the political, religious. and moral de basement in which we brat (sand Von. Advice, were received yesterday from Chili to the 3d of March. By the subjoined 'strict of • letter from an Eqssh Gentleman resident io that coontry, It will he sops that a formidable force was no the poiut -of stierehisig t , for tbe perpose of liberating Pero from tie yoke hf Spain : as Fees the period of the flight of General SAM. cuss from Conception, the whole of ibis ewe Nas found itself on the best footing of security that I. is possible to desire. The whole of the territory beats now free, presents a vast field for commerce, for egriceltere, an:, for Chilies arts; and hence the re sources of be Government sees to have bees, in Seery way, multiplied. Nothing can retard their es. pedition against lima, which is orate ready to march. This expedition is composed of the 7th, Sib, 10th, end 11th battalions of infantry of B Ayrea, of a battalion Cisadorer, •od of the regiment of moveted Grenadiers of that State; together with the 2J, 6th, Bth, 9th, and 10th battalions of the Infantry of Chili, of the regiment of mounted Ho aaaaa and of the 21 brigide of Artillery of that State. The rest of the army of th• Andes and of .Id Chili remains to march to the assistance of the capi tat of the Rio de la Piste, in case the expedition which is espected from Spain shield be so great, that such reinforcement should be secessery. The Se. prem. Director of Chili has met to Ramos Ayres Don Luts DC CRI4 and Dow SALVADOR DC LA CA. VAREDA, es Commissinsers I. promote between the Government and General ARTIOAI an adjustment of their differences, offering his guarantee for its better observance. Here it is believed that this is already concluded affair, end that the Commission here named be only for its object to observe the forms agreed ups totems the parties. In the new world they already know a little of the phastasmagoria which is copied from the old one." Numerous copies of the subjoined Proclamation bad been sent to Lord COCHRANE, to be dispersed along the coast of Pero, to prepare the inhabitants for the approach of the liberatioe Army : PROCLAMATION OF THE:SUPREME DIRECTOR OF CHILI TO THE INHABITANT. W PERU. " The moment approaches In which the liberating arms of Chili must protect year beastilal regiess ; and soder their shelter, you will at last assess, amen the nations of the eart►, that high statists to which year opulence &slimes yea. Ti.s Chilies squadron, elicit is within sight of your ports, is only the precursor of the grand Expedition w►ich @p proactive to ensure your isidepead•nce. Et.a at t►is sousent it is aoxiously expected by every geerroas mind ; the territory of Chili and its adjacent isles breathe in feeedose from the uppiessot's yoke; our naval force is sore has aelicieet to achieve our lIft e PHO . " Yoe cannot believe, that we pretend to treat rut as a conquered People. Seth a design has never entered into the minds even of the enemies of our I common felicity. We wish only to eel yen free and I happy. You will constitute your own Govetameat ; choosing the form which best suits your customs, ' your situations, sad your inclinations. You will be your own Legislators: and will, therefore, he a na. Sion as free and independent as nureelsea. listen to contribute, with the forces of Chili, to break your chains: come and sign on the tombs of Foote Amara, and of Pamscsboa—these illustrious Martyrs of berty, the contract which will confirm your inde pendence, and oar perpetual frienrlsht... " BERNARD( 0111GOINF" An eatra packet has beets ordered to he kept is readiness at Dover for the conveys's= of the Delta of WSLLIKOTOW to Ostend. Itemiser says. he it going to inspect the liae of foritestwa .0 the Frisch (testier.