The Statesman. — London, England, 1819-07-21 00:00:00

eon-halos, which ho heeded In a lady who was at a window to see him pass to *anytime. He undressed himself with his own hinds, and distributed his clothes awing his nts. 11. received the consolations of but with mach indifference. MIA PINS, JULY g.—The Federal Diet was onenod et Lucerne cc tb• s'h instant. The different Legs. lions attended Di►ine Se►sici each in the church rte its own confossinn. Tbs./ proceeded then to the ►otel of his Eseefloncy the President, near the church of the ieseitt. After the Depoiles, in the presence of the ferries 'Ministe►s, hurl Implored the blessing of Heaven en their future !shouts, the President ad d r . ?I to them s discourse fell of eloquence and pa- Idiotism. The different Deputstinns then took the federal oath . They then proceeded to the hall of the Diet, which was solemnly opened by a second speech, in which the President, after drawing a picture of the present slate of the Confederation, both in its external and Internal relations, pointed out the ob jects which would afterwards occupy the attention of the Assembly. The Deputies of every Csnton then mommonitated individually to the Diet the wishes sod sentiments of their Mob constituents. 1 6 .1111. nrocks TIIII Hank %rick 227 228 9 per Cent. Re 0.7011 7I j} per Cent. 7 0 iiiii 51 pe► Cent. 90 per C 4131. 'pi 9J lntwl.ror Al FA DAY AT ONK 0411.11 e% ! per Crul.NotinlAlelo9ll9 India Dna& 9 II 1 pm Lena Alta. MO lisehrqn•• liill. / 9 pre. Orm""" 3 1 3 2 1 3 ii 3 ii Pe , 'cr. 70iiiiiiii• T 1 f .4r STATESMAN. LONDON: WILDSZIDAY. JULY 21, 18:9. There it a formal cootradiction, is anoilier part of I. Paper, of the reported aseassioatioe of t►e Earl Forza ILL! sat. The lirst pert of ROIISIZAII'a allartina, that 44 1.' !lonian ea bon, wale les Assumes son, onsionsis," may he hoe, for it would be tresson to mousse to say that man is issedely bad. He is, nevertheless, spell►d in society, and therefore was are bud. Hew de we every day see this conlirmed by the cenduet of wee who have the direetioe of Newspape►s! They find no difficelly in engaging literary persons to write sentiments foreign to their hearts, their feel ing., and to their very wishes. We know this to be • fact ; and are ashamed it is so. It accounts for the vast solicitude expressed in the Ministerial Papers, that every cord of despotism should be kelt( as tight together as possible. The smallest relin. goishment in one single sopa of the prostituted tackl►, would allow the ship to right itself, end thew their base traffic would be at sad. On which ac- count •e believe, from our very swell, that a disposi tion to r►form the anises of the State would, and will, come sooner from the Ministers themselves, than from their crestores; for in out estimation, badly as we think of shun, the employers are sot half so corrupt sod despicable as their tools. Public attention and public apprehension 'wakened at a very early hour this moraine : every one appear ed anxious to know what his urighboor thought would be the issue of the Meeting in Smithfield. Numbers of the heads of families had strictly forbidden their is anti dependants from resorting to the place appointed, and, perhaps, to a certain extent such a prohibition may at once b• lawful and wise ; children and females (no affront is meant to the Right: of Women) have certainly no business there; but for a master to say to his joerney man, " if you go you shall be discharged," is downright tyrannical.— C•To says, every man should be more or less II poll. titian, since by being so, he is able to judge of what most ens his life, liberty, and prosperity. No master has a right to keep his servant in so degrading a kind of bondage. The absurd stuff ender the idea of reasoning upon the necessity, expediency, or legality of these assembling, of the People, to con. salt upon the best method of lightening the weight of their heretofore compelled grievances, whether reed in the New or Old Time:, merits derisioa and istesiatiss. If it were justifiable to compare the coassovars of sugar (when the Slave-trade was so agitated) to the drinkers of human blood ; bow much more so to compare those traffickers in the political dewy of their telly-creatures to the mummers of human ink ! Wese it not so, would not these honest feeling creatures, at the same tins* that they decry the Meetings 66 for fear of miethissf," exhort the Ministers to reform the de structive abuses id the Slate for fear of greater mi.- chief. Here is the touchstone to try the cunning knace from the honest moralist. The former reptiles are much more horrible than the lecesta of old, or the caterpillars of. more modern date, since they not only detour as they dill, but their excrementitious throwiogs off in their daily columns, are a thou. sand times more offensive than any thing io nature. THE MELTING AT SMITHFIELD. Mr. HUNT 'wired on horseback about kalf.past twelve o'clock, end was cordially greeted by the cloud, which, however, was not so apterous as expected ; wo doibt, in plot, owing to what has been observed in the former article. A waggon was sermoonted with a Chair for the President ; and at each end of the carriage wag a board, with the words Order, Order. At the end of Giltsper.street, on his entrance Into Smithfield, Mr. Bestir was met by a body of anew, about two dczen In number, bearing long staves and I ern Ilags—a red one, inscribed " Universal Softage," and a %kite one " Puss and Good will.". TIIE STATi.:S'AIAN. Thoy had b.en stationed there a eonaiderabin line previews le his arrival, which they welcomed with load cheers. Mr. Hunt proceeded to the waggon, sorronswied by them, is kb the Sags borne helot, bias. Upon by the Osage nation as a war ammo, sod justly. There are a number of the more northern Indians who are u►gieg the Osage, to war, and offer them assistance. It is said that Major BIIDWORD, of the Rifle Regiment, who commands at Fort Smith, seat word to them, if there was a war to be carried as he most have a hand in it, and that they most and should suspend hostilities until they beard from Lim. Ile was to hold a Cnenril with them in a few day a.— (Notional Intelligence", June HQ The Grand Jeri , of Philadelphia have presented, 6 ' as a public nuisance, a great number of dugs, mu nil,' at large in the said county, to the imminent ha zard of the lives of the chisens."—This is in coon q of the prevalence of hydrophobia. The Floridians appear to be mach pleased with the idea of a transfer from this Government of Spain to limit of the United States, and have impressed their wishes to have General JAcasora Governor of their territory.— ( llostun Palladiums, June IS ) The Lexington Gametic (Kenieck)) remarking on the limes, observe', that on the most moderate cal. gelation, the People of that State owe to the Bunks ten millions of dollars, and that the Merchants of the same State owe besides to their eastern creditors not less than four millions of dollars There is • report that the British have ordered a considerable force to Canada. If t►is be tree, it is •ore probable the cause is domewic then fovign ; probably they are afraid of Gourleyises.—(Boslon Pallediama, Jame IS ) The Bill for separatiog Maine frees Massach•. setts, ►as passed both House of the Legislature, end bee. approved of by the Governor is Council. The Town Meetings for taking the question in Maine, are to be holden on the 26th of July.—( Bedew (iaselk, June 21.) TIIIIIIIMIT'SCOURT.—Yrsterdabit two o'clock, the rams Ramer held • Coert at Carlton-house, which was attended by their EsteHendee the French Ambassador, the Sicilian Minister, the Sardinian Mi nister, sod the Danish Minister. Their &mitred's were severally introduced to the REGUIT by Vi•cosol SIOWOUTU, in the shames of Viscount CA.l'Lta RAG 11, Secreta►y of State for Foreign Affairs, end conducted by Sir 11.0111. RT CIIESTRa, the Metter of the Cements eies. Their Ficellencles were honoured with clouts audiences. Mr. Amt. KEITH, the knight hlershal of Scotland, was introduced to the Petecc Rune" by Viscount SIDMOUTR, upon which occasion he re. ceived the h f Knighthood. Capt. Ilene" lltAincrora, R. N., was else introduced to the Re. OM by Visment SIDISOUTU, and also received the honor? of Knighthood. Rs:epitomes Km re.—Tonday the Recommit made a Re port is the Palace Remise is Cassell of the falloolag M ermen seder mummer at Neale IN Sensate, viz.—JAN Smith. alias 'cambia, for highway robbery ; Sarah Bisketey, Jame brows. Mattes Motainti,sod Raoirab Malin, far strati,' rale prirately is a shop; Jobs Bargees, for hoose-hcatking is Me day tine; Patent al`Ceeert, Liken Rhodes, sad Ju dith Bryan. far neaten geode, &e. in dwelling biomes ; ward Sheehan. for 'Noreen • fumed ii. Bask-mite ; John Phrasing sad Jobs Greys, far walla( a Reldiegt Maar' losel.des, for torstag as areeptimee m a bill of esebasge.— When Mr Royal nigher* was phased to respite Ms whole der iag *mare. The Duke of DETONSUIIi his arrived in Pails, from Italy. His Grace resides et the Hotel Grange Hotelier', and purposes so pass some time in the French capital. The Company's ships Regent and Castle Timothy, from Chine ' arrived at St. Helena on the 24th of May last. The Denim god Moffatt were expected to be dispatched from China the latter end of Marc).' A large detachment of the East India Company's Artillery are embarked on board the outwatd-boaud ships for India. Yesterday a Court of Aldermen was bridal Guild. ball, when J. W. PARKINS, Esq., lately elected to the office of Sheriff of London and Middles's, at- tended and gave bond to take epos him the office. Accounts from Venice state, that two Isisc statues of crank', admirably merited, have arrived at Port St. George from F.gypt. They are Item by M. Batsman as ornaments for the city of Pads., his native place. Oa Saturday, the 3J initial, the performance in memory of KOTICalle took place at Berlin, as has before hero done for leasters, Licatit.t.te IreLAND, KOtanall, and she actors FLICIL and Mrr. Bara• MANN. Mrs. Scronoecc, in the character of Ger mania, spoke the prologue with great precision and feeling ; towards the end she was accompanied by mask. When the prologue was concluded the cer tain was slowly d►opped, and the representation of llerrmann and Thurrielde ended the ceremony.— The receipt, which is said to 1111000 l to near 1000 dollars. was for the widow of the deceased, and will be remitted to her. The Port of Gloucester has been named in the re cent Bill for warehousing British Rock Salt for sgri colostral ;wpm% as Doe of the places admitted to that privilege. The other ports are Liverpool, Ply. London, Norwich. N ew. mouth, Exeter, Ar ;hill! rI csstle•opoo•Tl ne. All persons bat reitiers of salt bay, the liberty of warehousing. . _ Lord OYno■ has taken a •ilia oe the Brenta for the summer, not far from Parise ; and the horses he kept on the Island of Lido, for the diversion of him. self and friends, have been transported to the main land. The circelation of English Newspapers abroad has been realty restricted by the heavy Pipettes at tending it. By an Aet of the last Session, Newspa pers, duly stamped, nosy in lettere be yed to the Cup, of Good Hope, Ceylon, the Maturities, end the East Intake, for one penny each picket, net ex eoeding one ounce, and one peony per ounce above that weight. ‘Vicasmtas Et.tcrsow.—The following is the state of the first day's poll : Monday, July 19, 1419. Mr. Retorts Mr. Atilry lllsikwity us favour of Mr. &nest On Friday lasi serious disturbances took plain at Bradford and Ira wbridge, on Mr. Btmess's eeriest torsi Meads rosins tbreegh those asosefactering towns. APPEAL TO THE 16:Y.TING. As nothing has appellee, the @hireling factious, end their venal blood-hoosods of the press, o cent pletely as the peaceable conduct of recent Reform Meetings in 114 country, so it is therefore deloolly to be hoped that the present Meoting in twin will prove, by moderation of behaviour mad 0400 of reasoning, not less formidable to the myrmidons of poser in she Metropolis. The following ore the Resolutions lo be proposed In she Meeting for utioprion 1. Resolved. Therefore, ibit every pewee bora is Great Britain Red Irelaad, k by Whereat right—rata. 2. Thai for the proseetiow of the Life. she Liberty, and the Propery of eery hlember. i• a free Witte, it I, espedient awl tweet al that a lode of loos should he established, and aa Eteeative Adinwistraiina thew( pi evaded. 3. llsai as Life. Libels', awl Moroi), are equally dear io every Alan. oltaie.er may be his nok. ellOdilioll. Of %lonia mew. Is follow. of serenity, has every Mtn, la a free Stair. is equally emitted in al voice la the en:metal, of such Lass, sad their Provisioaal Adwinistraion 4. That in suppmi the pew 'gm vet alesdaist spew a day AdoLlwratier of the Law, fair preparsiwaved enetrihrlion Lein every member of the euwenivai y might to be eiriitably levied. b. Thai the Itight. atoll bring moat. roo Freeman in firm* Bald. of Irelaud soils to be lazed without bit previous ad lo a pipit-4am.. f !barefoot Right. 6 Th this that/Teal Hight many be o aerated is the choice at Hepteoestativro, tit be rattly aarl freely solosisared or chomps toy floe Vniers for Vote, a the largest proportion of the abode blerabers of tie S ate. i. That the perostoo elm at preoeol compose the Kriel* Iliosse Cossoisoo have NM bees fairly and freely souolsomed. or chow. by the Voice. or Vices lath: largest prioportio• 011ie Members oho Mete. L Tlwrefom, that wry Laws which as, hereafter bemoaned. si my Taxes which OW) be imposed isy she present British Ilsnese of Commesso, might oat, in equity, is be considered obli vow, wpm Mom who are isajonly excluded from Vitas their Voices or Votes la the choke of Represeatai 9. That frnas sad after the lest day of January, lin ova meant enasciesolionly coasidet oanelms as bound is evilly by any fissure emelowims whirls any be made by my persons, styling shemelves nor Represeutaiives, ether sham those who Mall be fully, freely, mad fairly chasm, by the Voices., Votes of the largest proponion of the Members of she hiss". 10. Tim, with a view is amelenise she choice of kpl mid Js-t Repremstatives of the whale People, we will came Hooks Is be forthwith amnia In the dlierent Parishes of ibis Metro polis. far she earolmmit of the i 5.,,, and residewee of every as. Sr mature or and mend Naiad resideat thereia, se as to milk him so give Voir when legally required is nods. 11. That an humble Address be prenmied to the Prince Re gent, regressing he will be grieimsly pleased to lase his Wilts la Sire Nreeilfr and • her liniments Oflicers of the Mermen Cm.slies and Cities of this Ciapiro, to came Itepresestatiess se be chases agreeably to she foregolag ResslatioN, mid to area- Ole is Parlsaasent le Joinery seat. IS TMs it is She rin s e Sr every individual to resale and es- press his Religinin ()visions, whims brio' answerable to any Minim tribunal ; mod that it is wicked, iattslerans„ arid sajost, to impale civil disabilities sia s of my 'liftmen is Re- Illinois profession. 13. Must this Memiag has unarmed w ill the deepest sympa thy and mitt she sufferings of ear fellow-emairymea of Ire- Mad, profession she Catholic Faille, who, by She anjost.l arbitrary, and creel laws of a selfmketed Legislanne, Linn been Wag subject'yl to she severest miseries, which oar body at mew caw Wirt open smother. 11. rhos the applicalious for Caiholic Emancipation, ohm repealed. and always barbarism!, refs-rd. peeve beymd all daubs, that the mesas by whfch ihe Catholics car heire for she removal of their disabilities, is by waiting wish the People of Coglarsd amyl Sctolaud, sad trims isig Radical Reflem, which. by Mifflin In all mew equal sighs., will Waft MI air Callinlic Cmairsaimi she free eajoysamt f all they mt. 15. That an Addre-s.espeessing Mete our station s, be pre pared Is. the Committee, signed by the lliairmass and Seem tars. tad intimaisted to the leading Members of she Catholic Roily in !reined. for she purpose of aroma, circulation. 16. That this Meting; hereby salessoily proclaim their sincere desire fur an maim of all sincere tteformess, sad shey isms site themlive branch of peter sad good-still to Mose wham she im perious calls of domestic, private or public alines, compel to remains passive to Menses' Sr their biresher•sof. fevers, and above all m she British soldier that be may um be driven by she fear of wormitoss, she horror of a lacerated back, fir she lies of life. by a diumbead Cart-Martial, to deeds is defeat" of she system which his seal abhors. 17. That this Meeting solemnly disclaims lad Debt impodessly and falsely caged National I Mat as Is was committed by the Onemenhissesgers, animist the comma of she People, let the B kmisagers pay the principal sad 'Merest of she same. lrilist ibis Merlins unequivocally diml 3. any sh ire or poriscipistioes in the ilionraerful sad enwanlly act of she Bo rooghwoongem, is placing she brave Napoleon, a primmer to perish wpm, a amen Woad, shut oat from Hem ninety. sad Imo from his wily sm. whilst be is exposed to the brutal Moo- Mate of a hired keeper. American Papers to the 23d ult. arrived t►is Dern. ing. We extract the following : A notice has been issued in Portugal by the Board of Commerce, horn which it appears that the Porte geese Government is preparing to claim of t►e United Slates, t►e sateent of the losses sustained by their merc►ants, in consequence of t►e captures by priva teers ender the Amuses sag. The notice is as fol- l ows: - " Tho Royal Board of Commerce to all his Ma jestes subjects makes keewu : " That bis Majesty has been pinged to order, that the owners, or those interested in the ls insulted, robbed, or captured by the pirates do present legal proofs of the losses they have sostsined, in order that the necessary claims may be made upon the United States. For this purpose the persons interested in I those lows are required to esbibit the above-men tioned documents within 30 days after the dale of the present notice, that they may be submitted to bis Majesty for his royal determination. In virtue whereof the said Board has directed the above to be published in convey f the order received from the Secretary of State and War Department, dated the 43d inst. (Signed) ^ JOSE AIIURSIO DAS NEVE/. Litionn, April SS, 1519." (Nees Fork Evening Posl, June 21.) AUGUSTA (GEORGIA), JUNI 10.—The commercial distress in this place Is without esample, and the number of drafts that have been sold in this place en persons in the cities of Baltimore, New York, Phi ladelphia, and Boston, and returned unpaid, has n"t only destroyed our confidence in that mod. of remittance, bet added much to the general calamity. —( Philadelphia Denial-elk Prese, hats 21.) AN INDIAN WAR DRP:WING. A letter from • Gentleman at Belle Point, on the Arkansaw, to another in this city, sap, that the Cherokee and O•age Indians are on the eve of so other war— that the Cherokees are the aggressors, is is amid, there is no doubt. They had within • few aoya stolen forty horses from the °sages, ■nd in taking them home they killed four men and wounded several more. This mode of procedure b looked xilnc se. 31. M IL'S E h This laminar' t pot es most glarirg sod eoptiewswoble swath ; w►ich was hawked about tile streets, via. that the Earl FITZWILLIAK bed been sins sinsted by theßeformers at shinning in Yr,' habit,. The paragraph ran thus The rimers presented cer• tain papers to Emil FITSWILLIAN, requiring his sig• nature, which bis Lordship refusing to give, he oaf instantly shot dyad." Employ, as may well he sup. posed, was set on font, on so alarming a story being printed, and even re.printed In a Second Eddie*, and it was fogad that nothing whilever (misted to give it even a gadew of probability !! On the contrary, intelligence nos yesterday received fine General Sir Julio LiTNG, who commands in Yorkshire, that the Reform Meetings had neither produce loor were likely to produce any acts of violeace in that district. it is a remarkable circumstance a.teadine this Jake Sam, that with its pompous mott• ssf " Qua ordeal Wen dicere Memo P" the very its( number contained a gross falsehood, for it gave the victory at the Battle of Fkirrits to the Dube of YIiNIC and the Allies!!! NAVAL INTELLIGENCE. DEAL, JULY 20 —Ceme down from tbo itieu and satlerl the Amazon, Ritchie, for New Brenswick; Monmouth, Luke, for the loath Seas ; Castle Forbes, Read, for New S..oth Wales; Peace, Estill, for Quebec; Thowl, and Judith, Stokes, for Seville; and Henrietta Volley, f u r Mareunes,— A rr iv e d an sailed for the River, the Leone, Woodward, from lbw South Seas; hloira, llornilow, from Bengal ; and Sophia, Simmons, from H h.—Passed b 7 Milton, Onward, in 21 days from Charleston foe Antwerp. Poirrisouvw, Jura' 40.—Arrivod hi• Mike ly's ship Grecian, from a cruise.—S riled the Veva', Fri end, for Havre. . PLUM/Till, inhs 19.—Arrived the Maria Iles rick, Ball, from Dram ; and Dawson, Dormer, from Sierra ',roar, in 7? days. On the lor inst. spoke the French, of the Writer• Islands, oat 1l der, ell well. .FALMOUTII, JULY 18.—Arrived the Christian, Berns, from Oporto, in 15days. Comas, JuLT 20.—Arrived the hunter, Turner, from Charleston, in 29 days; on the sth inst. in long. 48. spoke the Pettit's, of Boston, from Charleston, for this port ; and the Mary, of Baltimore from Liver• pool for Boston. Lutraaroor., Jct.'s 19.—Arrived the TI oa k packet, Hind, from 11 nab, sailed Gth inst.; same day spoke the Sir Godfrey Webster, from Jamaica for London. *verb, Wanes, from New Orleans, sailed 13th, and from the Bale, 17th of Jena., is com pany with the Angles for this port. Manhattan, frosts Ne■ York, sailed 24. Y of June ; Triton, Holcombe, from Boston. sailed June 22 ; Armlets, L.A., frost Charleston; Jaspor,Crooker, from do., sailed lone 19; Pierce, Brace; and Alesander, Marshall, from Qs,. bee ; the latter sailed the Mb lone. —The Brothers, leakiest's, for Hull, got no shore at Reid Island, and put back to Qothec, fell of ester.—The Aaron, Noises, from Halifax, sailed the 18th lone. The Earl Finer' WAX Is MN4A y a Nobles's' of high aristocratic notions; sod though • re. posed and esteemed Wkig, yet it is believed most conscieotiously, that if a Marquise& had been offered him., the price of his enrolment as a Tory, his Lordship would not bare scrupled is, pot on the High Court Livery. Bet be has been disappointed : his Vice !Loyalty in Ireland marred his speculations that wa) : though it mast be insisted upon that be had greater pre. tensions from family,fortune,isc.totheelevation,tissa Mr. Haulms sod 40 other Marvisrs who might be mentioned. Bet Mr. Fos could not Waits ibis distinction for his friend and the nephew to the only Marquis in his own right (Rocatmciuma) on the list of Peerage for many years. His Lordship's mother was the Marquis's sister. The Earl is deservedly be loved is his steighboorbood for his braes vitiate to tho poor. ISPOINSTION 101 PASSING AN UNSTAISPRO Re. ester.—A Mr. Hobert Stewart lodged an information before the Magistrates of the Bauk.street Police-oats, Deblin, whist a Mr. BatterSeld, for passing a receipt on ■•stamped paper, under the following circum stances :—lt appeared that the brother of Mr. Stewart held a hens, from the Defendant, who spot receiving a part of the rent on w Sunday morning, gave an ac knowledgment, or memorandum, for as receipt of seven guineas and a bill. The document ran thus-- " Mr. Stewart bar banded Ile seven guineas and a hall on •ccouut of rent ;" it was dated in October last, and signed by the Defendant. Mr. K. Stewart, the informant, proved the hand.writi•g of the De. fondant, signed to the receipt. Mr. William 11.11 Agent foe the latter, cross.es•mined the former, who deposed that he was not present when the receipt was given, nor did be know of arty money being paid en that occasion, as be was at the time abset•t from Ireland. The Prosecutor having closed his case, Mr. Hall for the Defendant contetaded,'that the Prosecutor had failed to bring the cues within the 56th of the King, chapter 100, section 16, inn. mach as that he did not show that Defeating had given or passed the receipt to informant's brother, which the Act required, and that the mere signolitro of Defendant to paper, without showing on what occasion he had written it, was not enough, es it might be, and possibly wee, the co .y or draft of a receipt which was on • vamp. The sitting Magl. strafes, Counsellor Gibbott and Alderman Firming, concurred in Mr. Hall's constrection of the Act as Reseed by him fur the Defendant, and di►mi•sed the complaint, it appearing that no cause was Shown, •s 00 the occasion the brother cf the informant only was present, and being nuir iit prison could not bit prodiseml. CORN ESCII %NUE, JULY 21.—We had sn addi tional supply of %%hest from Suffolk this mornin g, besides a tolerable quantity with h was left over (rem Mnnelay i but in cons.quet.te of the heavy rain which fell since; estelday ',ening, higher prices ' Oefe lStel l r and in a few instancy, 2c. per Qvarter ad was abiained.—Barle) has a dell We; but Peas sod Oats folly supported Mond.'', pikes. r i