The Statesman. — London, England, 1819-05-25 00:00:00

~ r ..._ w . mint was to lake place within nine months; &timber was to fellow at an egeally sugarless and well.a pp ni a l ge l pert..." from the first ; sad their judgment was In be made as to the. best time for reamming Cads Payments altogether. It was a long sad painful operation which they Pei' posod, •nd was afraid, ;inbred, that the patient wield alte, before the darters would be allots And a remedy. iiivilabire and leaghter.)—Like /pucks. lily had ibirts kes twaymutaoe,whichare itenerellm the aim itatereadepta for bet ewe alleviatinn far the disease; like gossks they had efileinealy checked the health. rieuking symptom% and itweefere the outlaw would most probable he dew ard,—pfpistemse.)—Viele It io shot way they might. men ebeeld tins leek to soli tary sweeria ee youth! mesinsree far relief, bet unite beast sod hand in sappiest of that came which sleets 'odd aave the scouter: that ass , which kid e• 6 ' 11 4 banned him with the People sf Wostmiestev; which Le had always Mmes/,, swat always sheet/ edge. • le— (*plants )—whieleinut sprung up in West. minster, and endeally darned itself threes% Ibis empire, and whieh wield in its seceetplieheieet brim • hem certain relisf•—(Applease. )—lie motel eel bet eungratelate them en their efforts, aid their masses of condecting ledisideally as well as esrporately. A smart tuntreeersy had been assionaised of late be. twee* Lord Erskine sad one of the swinish webbed*, which proved that there was sufficient skill among the People for defending plebeian rights. it had bete frt. greatly said that the Arieteeney were wive, and se, of the plebeito dams, the Pelle, Mont. The Piddle mold sot. 'Wad. honest to their ewe homes; bet mach had had beets deem ef late, and parilcelerly byte Astir of ifteplo to Lord Brskines Defence( of the Whigs. to pet the plebeian claims, even en the scent of wisdoms, en as espial fueling with theseperlor classes. Is Ile much, that mete they left t. the emesgemeet ef their own affairs, they would hams me teases is despair.—(Lemghler and applantr.)—Fot his ewe part, he tresW do ell is his power fat that teem which be had hitherto sosistaised awls, all disodesotoges, regardless of abide, or threats, or misrepresentations ; " Per be wee vied is 'knot in Wineslly, Thee *bey reed by bias is the Idle ivied, 'WWII be seseeeied pet." Tb Darned Kt slotrn amidst clamours of appro. Instiso, what► sun prolonged for some minutes. (To k esmsciasieti to-osorroco.) Eareivitie the Id/we et Teams et vedroday I far le sad lit Nee' of year eelbjeee ere Amite. ley de disk ef leer eeneme," Nei aid die 40111=4" as. TO CORIRSPOPMENTS. we late taw, eapartinsity of pablishiaa such imparts tram psplhr Works as are likely le moms die Case of Ltbarty. 3. L. ',HI base sera haw sae& ow MAIM have lisisainted with worm and napalms, wafter. ?incr. 1W oTOCILS THI Ilan Mitt 1141 111 pert . Mel . 4114 9 p•eCoS. 'Oro. ne l l a tiee SI per Oprit. TI4 ComeiHk Ms . 47 14 1171 68; Cast.ttle DAY AT ODD (YCLOCR. per Cent. Ohm 1010 961 Ws Oasis 5 pa. 10 dr. A. 16 15-16 17 1 7 6 Ca. Omani THE STATESMAN. BHA to tete, IA tie pert of the nation, a con. position of se sec% in the pound ! ! This is tbe nese of Mr. Go.vie's objection to Mr. Pages fovea Belolotion, that be wield not like to see the Benk . in so humiliating a condition es (lei,g that at the price of 41. Is. in ezekeege for their pa per, which the bottlers of it bare a right to receive at 31. 171. Wid. Something like this or worse most be done, or the Bank paper must continue to fetal■ its inconvertible property. The team bustle end eonfosion still ' , list at the crock Fschango as for these few cloys past. The Fonds fell after 12 o'clock. The Three per Cent. Consols had been dons at 671, they declined to G6l, a difference of s per cont., and the pante continuing they right go down still lower. Bank Stook, which left off yesterday at 220 was, at two o'clock to•day, as low as 211. Every one mused astounded at the cause, ob serving, " sorely ail this commit be owing to the coming loan ?" No eertololy. Altos a dentaratiou from one of the chief sepporters at !!fainters, that the Government cannot at thiglilac pay its debt to' the Back, and that the kask *WM pay the People, nithoot that debt ; as fatthpr Herd far the east of ail this need be cadet IF, aid dee, that wilt the claimed (not yet aged) debt the Bask could net, sod never pa} OM People. • This mostalag we received the Paris Papers of Fri. day end Saturday. The Gopher it Depaties mat oo Friday. A Petition, wheal lig die mesa of as old military efficet, who bad be* bilib his arms so the field of hnneer, praylog for a melon, was re ferred to the Minister of War. Tim dismeseioss of the Projet respecting the Budgets for the fore lett lose yeast, was coatioaed. A Grant of Credit for 1,600,000 francs respired ►y the Minister of !Harley, met with some opposition. Tb Minister expleieed, that t►e egress 'rose from the fitting out expeditions to Senegal and Cryennt. It was objected by lb. reach to the opposite point on the globe, if the heart of it is siok ? W. ere urged to ask, if there is no personage in them kingdoms of more weight and asthority this Mloisters !! The fabric of the Slats of Great Britain is • mighty body; bat it is disAgured and drained by ewes tenets, wens, end temenrs, that unless it is speedily relieved from some of them, it mast inevitably die of consumption. - - By the immerses (alerts of greet mercantile houses, in various ports of Europe, we witness the dire edicts of • cruel, cursed war: which may truly he called PITT', WAR, and thet commenced, too, expressly for preventing the French from establishiog a Govern ment after their own choice ! It is fitting that the encouragers and abettors of such a war shoot(' softer for their meddling and selfish conduct. Would that no other close of persons went.) safer for their sins ! —bet in the gouwal laws of Providence it is other wise decreed.—" The raid falleth on the jest and us the enjest." EXTRACT 07 A urn* FROM MR. R. fLOWIR. " Leslesten Dec. 10.1818. 44 1 have bought 4000 acres of halo the Illinois, and have agreed for one.eight of the tows sheetly to be erected, sod am contracting for a house le be reedy for my reception in the earning spring. A large breadth of corn is preparing to be sewers my son ' G. F., sows 100 acres. A good store Is Wheat to be opera in Der new town, and a lavers ' that the numerous travellers may ban some eccormedatleie. The visitors to the proirits have lately boos my es. meroas--opstartis of 90 called on G. F. in one shy.. All ars new is good health ; and had It not been for the loss of my door son Wtu.tsst*, I 'Wield have meson to bless the day or my engaging in the English settlement. G. F. sod two of our segesiatitneo, residing in the Illinois, have lately visited es at iota. *too —they leek better in health than► I hod soar sees then is England." " • Tito am& of Hat szolabte yaw' me. Is bh fld yoor, woo not imolai' to may loyal cores. bet from elute ore rooms. to cosWies—enl.l, Geyer, itc. B. F." CoMalifSWe siszleijpreveils Innen the merchaets for the safer of the Queen Charlotte Jamaica packet. She smiled from Jamaica the 29th March, aid had a great qeantity of specie on board. No tidings have since been received of her. Several res. leis sailed since her departure, and have arrived safe. The Ocean quitted Jamaica on the 6th of Aptil, and attired here etterel days since. LONDON t trout Itio . • Viceroy of Erotic's Actions 1! Ma omens, are before i t vg gig Pt*PeirlY Mr. Ho 'llg hes iar, itatin i s , same way I APto. roe ow the Cril WWI • , Boa Pl* honeerad. bes altbesigh he was OW Of B uRDETT thus wits itestristlea that a owe opiates. eh "owed New wilt, egos' to a guinea ! 'lament as indeed She Is a w the Bank to ;ire geld Patti" ( 11 et 41. Is. /at Mt is osolkogo for their notes, is he l l s :Z.7 l i nothing bottle, Ilk •tbst, than 'peeing with the whose lima THE STATICS NI APk CASIMIR PERISR and other Depeties, that this sem had been noceeetitetimully palmated wittiest the previews eenseet of the Chamber. Seale a costs., if regularly followed, weeld destroy all responsibility on t►e part of the Ministry. The Chamber finny agreed to the grant, rescuing the question of respen. Oa the great of a rem of 1,200,000 francs for pey.l merit made to England, in execution of the Coeven lion of the 3d of September, 1817, M. Buratto', de- Mended some ',planation of the natere of thisTreety. All Treaties, said he, are laid before the English Howe of Commons; the Chamber of Depoties of Fresco have the tame rights. M. LAIn. esplaioed, that this Treaty had been entered into to defray a compromise •dilk dit English Government for pro perty =plant*, their army ahlet Boordesez and the Soo*, . lb* invasion in 1814. M. Dosou.ts, to gratify the Chamber, reed a copy of this Treaty from the tribune. M. Manual. insisted, this from the words of the Treaty it was impossible to tell wbe ther private property bad mot been re.perchased, and if that bed bees the case a gross injessice had been done to the &stern Provinces, which had suffered by the investors of 1815, sod had received co kind of re lief for their heavy lesser. The credit was granted, however, end eft,/ di.pn<ing .1 some other *Melee, she further consideration of the Projet edjoeroed 1111 Saturday. PAM', MAT !O.—M. LAFAYETTE yesterday pre. rated to the Chember of Deputies • Petition from Grenoble, numerously signed, tolicitieg lbs reeal of tbe sail,,. The Council of State at Geneva ore •Memed. le considering an amelioration of she IA iv of Elections. It is known that this sligarchical law was established ender lbe empire of the eatraordinary events of 1814. Public opinion now requires a more liberal system, aed Ike alterations ander consideration are as,oeaced to be (*operable in tint respect. A ass• Commission is employed hi organising a system of oviform discipline to extend throesh the Unitenities of Germany. The dreft of • Conetitotion. protested by the Paterct fitment le the States of Hanover, meets with witch opposition. MAT 21.—This day the Court of Gentles decided the suit instituted by HARTY DC PIUMW apnea, Officer of Infantry in the Royal Gourd, who, Is ceneequence of the melarte.holy malt of his doe with M. Da Si. AOLAITZ, had been indicted In the Court of Anises by the Cour Royale. M. Louisa, Counsel for the second, mainteioed that a duellist could not be considered as an nimble secordieg toe very recent decision of the Court is full assembly, is a case absolutely simile,. The COUNT, after bearing the Arrocsirs-Gtes sat., tinselled the accusation of the Goer Royale, mad soldered the case to be taken bt4oll NOS other Court—Another appeal of the SUM mature was equally soccessfel. At:coon.. from Rowe state,_ that the Coast Dc Famcwar., Ambassador Extraordisary from his Most 'nth's! Majesty to the Papal Court, hes received from Rio Jaaeiro his Nomination to the functions of f Poasvost. and ALIAARTA. Feeds—five per Cents. 80 f. 85 c.—Bank 505 f. Joan en's opioions on Fissile* have, sine* his Men folly acknowledged end received. The be slid of the opinions of Sir S. Rowir.t.T Iminal Laws—they have been adopted and Now, is it necessary that Sir FRANCIS should die, that his new and wholesome should smite the acclamations of the Par. well as of the People ? We hope sot. A (and why sot a Prophet) otay sorely be in his lifetime. inset become of this "'tended empire, To risEDITOK or THE ST4IISSMA N. Sra,—le every age god clime, the Pions emitter, in the eyes of a contemplative sled, like a liege le viathan on the ocean of human existence, morose& ed on all sides by smaller monsters of the mighty deep, infinitely mete foredoom and contd.', is pro. poetises. their strengt h is inferior to the Majesty of the Melt, sae deaterreas blow of whose erstnipefeel tall would et once dish the sharks and blood-sackers, who feed en his Immense carcase after distraction, into atoms too well to be risible in the trembled waters of this soirtirsal conflict. Besides lb. distract leg tubs and galling harpoons, which are thrown in the face and levelled at the back of this imaginary whale, or popular gudgeon of the political sea, the peer brute frequently carries More than one loses in his belly, who goads the pregnant salmi to some safe haven, for disgergensent of the traitors within, among the nettle end ether fish with. out, who are waiting for their espected share of the petrid prey ; which, whew limiting as a helpless mass on the surface, becomes a fertile soiree of corropt food, not only for the hungry finny race, bet the greedier fowls of heaven. To carry this allegorical prospects, a little nearer real life, end the general history of mankind, I have only to add, that the People are always beset with legions of vompares, beleaging to the very leder of the alphabet that 1 constitutes their oats initial, ender a variety of denomiestions, the whole of whom are personsges ob. hew, been, are, nod will he, either from eater., choice, or weedily, open or concealed enemies to the greet body of their fellow-creator's, not in one coun try, but over the whole globe, from its first forms. lion into civilised states ; though, Cod forbid, this 1 treacherous hostility should last to its later end with equal success. At the top of the specie's list ere priests, princes, popes of course, followed by place men, pensiorterr, poets, players, printers, peepers, publicans, peculators, Oldies, parasites, pimps, ponders aced prostitutes, parlianseets, pleaders, pick-pockets, peers, painters, puffer', prey ears, pleralists, psoode.pstrints, pretenders, phlioso pliists, professors, pedagogues, prosecators es-, ojkio, paper-beakers, pirates, plaedererr, per. jurors, partisans, pegging, petroes, persecutor., parse-bearers, presidents, pages, pipers, protons, is es muftis lest, not leen, Privy Cove. calms. After glancing at this precious group, well met tbet the plebeian hive Is in a prdts picks among its literal droves and herons, enough to tern the commee-wealth tepsy terry in spit* of their queen esothee end ell her working peavey. I do not pretend to have (gassed the People's fees esetbodicelly, Nor tint any general rale cats well exist wittiest various esorptioss, of which I shall avail myself, if even " the Printer's devils" should think they are placed in blacker compaey then they detente, as some of that fratereity base proved the greatest friends of !the Comesons in this reeler, and I dare say will melte". ao to the end of that aleph. r of sect. deals which mast soon croon "" the Lib.srty of of the Press" with laurels all Its o•o. hhou'd yourself or Readers hate any cariosity to know under what particular letter I can be arranged, as a well. wisher at least of the Plebs, it can easily be satisfied by this declaration, that the how, where, when, and what my pen indite, ere entirely regulated by " the movie/ of the spirit within me," consequently, though metals O. P., I may subscribe myself, in this canter, Year's, sincerely, r Blighty., May lt, ISIS. A. Q. NAVAL INTELLIGENCE. Dear, hi sr 41—Cease dowel from the River and salted lest mising, the Fidelity, Benyoo. for Que bec; Castles, Sohart, for Prince Edward's Island; and Brisk sloop of war, and proceeded to Calais to convey Prince Leopold (W.f.—Arrived and remains In the Downs, his Majesty'. !hip Wye, from 'cruise. —Sailed this morning the Centurion, Mind, for St. Helena, &c. Poarssicturn, MAT ?A.—Arrived the Fog trams port, from Guernsey ; Prudent, Quinton ; and lint -, from Waterford ; sod Arno, e-s—, from Sanderland.—Sailed the Richard, --, for Havre; sod Edward, Doris, for Waterford. FALM01:111, MAT ft.—Arrived the Prince Ernest picket, with • Mail, from Lisbon, is 11 Jays; sod Wellington, Deck, from Cott. PIIIMANCi, MAT 23.—Saded Ms ItisjeAy's ship Helicon, on a ermine. AMSGATC, Man V.—Arrived the Meyflower, of Imodoo, Preston, from Dartmouth to Loudon, die. mooted. Coss, MAT 20.--Sailed Ms Mejesly's strip Trio Ow. Oo Friday, the Albion, 74, Capt. Corm, C. 13. lately returned from the Medlterraneal. 'was paid of. The crew received three years' wages, is the whale about 15,0001. A body of them mare pro. eldest then the rest, instantly remitted Omit 30001. to their friends, and set off soon afterwards on *their Mars home. We regret to hear (het two of the mew were killed, by accident, whilst employed In sprigging the ship, and &sterol were *trendy bruised. The Albion was re-commissioned this morning by Capt. *acme, as the third geard-ship et this port. Mr. WARDEN Is appointed Sorgeen.—(Porismvuth liver. ) A lOW, was lately made to the Hesse of Com mons, showing, That in the year 1810, if the amount of the Slaking Fond had been appropriated in rift of the Loan for that year, there would hive been a saving to the country of 2,136,913 1 . Gs. 104. ' • similar Return has since been made from the Na . lions' Oebt.ollice, with respect to the three Loans preceding that of 1818. In 1814; the lola atteivl. ing the tattling system of buying op old dal* Ikh the Sinking Fund, while we are incurring k easier proportion of sew debt to meet nor current osponees, we., on the first Loan of that year, 1,108,9511. Ms. Gd.; on the ?.d. 3,6'19,8361.74. 'ld. Total loss for 1814, 4,738,7881. ss. 81. In 1815 the case was different : the gain, rather enormity, was on the side of redeeming the old debt by the sum et 3,257,6211. 6s. Oil. I a LAW INTBLLIGENC;I. COURT OrRINGS BYNC!I. MAI u. DRURY•LANM. TNHATitr. 1011041 V• THL sus-comritsTar On Ike Chief Janie! taking his seat. Mr. SCAR. cart stater, the case ow the pan of the Plaintif ; it was so action to recover the damages for • breach of cont►act, and also for the Want" of the sontoots of the year IRIS end 1316. The Mingle had st ; p ,,. toted to furnish lb* theatre with eraa.lights, *c. upon certain tonna, to which the Drrenrients had et the lime agreed, bat had deco refused :o perform thole 4:gonna. Mr. GURNEY avid that it sat admitted the Mitt. Mr had some demand, and the amouot of It was emir the question of enquiry. • The CHIEF JUSTICE mid, the matter had resolved itself fete a Writ of Entiairy, and had betta► be de. tided elsewhere. Mr. tic slurry observed, thst hla Moo WI. in Court, and of opinion. that nothing bet a verdict Ind judgment could pot ibis case in any satisfactory wife of settlement. The Hon. Douglas Cunha was coiled •• the port .f the Minted'. The CHIETJUSTit E 11.k•CI if be W 4/ • competent Wises, being one of the I)•fendents? s_ Mr. - Scam:ore mid, he was a Propriotor, end hie. longed to the " Corporelien ;" bet ores not a De. fondant. The assatinstio• was then rammed ; sod Mr. Kionsird spoke highly of rho coadoct of Mr. Glossop. Mr. Peak'. tie tressorer ; Mr. Ward, the vete. fsry ; and soma ethers, were ossmined ; and after few observstions from the Chief Justice, the Jeri► returned a verdict for the Plaiutiff—Gsmages, 1391. 181. 4d. IINAv 11. WILLIAMS r. BUNT. On a forgoer day M r. Hoot, of Middlvicia.collego, obtained a role to al t o, cause •ky the Master shoold not review his Illation of the bill of costs la this Imo, brought in by a Mr. Woodhain, an Attorney of the Court. It appeared, that a writ of enquiry was ezecattrd et 1411ne.o , ter, Mr. Hoot Mario& sat feted jerlgeneot to 4 e, by default, in *a action brought 'Oast bias by Mi. Vfill!auta, fur a breach of certain Covenants in a lease. A verdict on found oiliest Mr. Hunt, sad Mr. Woodlzart seat in his bill ofc•sta, amounting to 304'. 4a. 7d. The bill wet tatted by the Mauer, when 1741. lb. Id. irken olf, lear;ng Mr. Heat to pay the balance, IWI. Mc W. Mr. Rent then contendoi, that tbe balsas* would nut have been •o large if tie Muter had mot been im posed spun by misrepresentations 00 obe part of ; %Vocation. Mr. A1lIA11!%111 Monist now showed mere against she ru l e, m il d Mr. fl ub/. was Lewd Is reply wbea . The COURT delivered their opiiii•a, that the Mal. ter had exercised a sound dlvcretioa, and that thai rale obtained by 4 r. Haut mast be discharged, with costs. Oe Teesda►, the 'Frames of the Clottivhelia had • conference with a Deputed.• of Merchaits. of Imedi„ Halifax, Wakefield, sod lladd•ra6eld, at the vibe* of Messrs. Swim mid blowers, is Leeds, on rho subject of the *eloping Laws. The object of this Meeting wee is *scintilla, whether it wee prem. I licable in enter into some compromise, with res,sect to the Legislative measures it might be espealieet to apply for ; with this viers, it was suggested by she 'rosettes, that a species of woollies-cloth. called Fleshings, should be *tempt horn the Stamping Laws ; but this was not acceded to by the Ale , chaste, who insisted epos a total repeal of them, which the Tremors coati, wet agree to, and the conference ►roke sap without any anao•iodatieu having been come to upon the subject. We understand that no altersdow i s the Stamping! Laws will be Bade during the pee sent Seldom. The folle•ing it a list of the presents which were sent to Carlton-home, on Th•raday, by the Persia, Ambassador:—.A gold enamelled looking-give, opeoine with a portrait of hit Persian Majesty, the object of which was to 'tidbit, at one view. the por traits of two Sovereiges, the omit in plinting, the oiler by reflection, end Breland which were poetical MN ioions.—A gold emonalleci box.—Amegoiliceat costly eveed, celebrated in Persia for the esgoisibilmeliee of its blade; the sheath ornamented with eramilde, ,robies, and diamonds.—A striae of pearls. Ca rats of Cothemeria shawl, composed of four distieat pieces; the principal carpet it in length 17 Persist' yards, breadth Mae yards. 'll-ry war. mantifirsoc. ell for the kin, of the A ratrANt, who petit them es a present to the Sarah, end who, to ithoot besitatieri, sent them, es the greatest reritv he possessed, to the PltiaGt Reath?: in Persia, they ere inestimable, each a apscuriea of maeofactere being there hitherto awkaowe.—Two carpets of Herat.—A large paint ing of his Persian Majesty. —Teo wiegatfireet Cashmere shawls, of varies, tiers and denronnia. sinus.—The Arabian hen's, brought he hie• Escel leecy to England, ea • pineal to the Nines 11L ortur, ware draws op in the Cont-yard. MlDDLlSZlStritows.—This mornirc the batiste's of the evenly of Middleiret commenced at the Ss sion•-hnoite, Clettenwell.erern, Wore Mr. CONK the Chairman, end a fell Bench of Meektratts. Th:t treater pert of the morning wee oernpled in secede, in the Grand and Petit Jitters mild 411 dimpodecif several cares of trifling esthete. Teat: Chilton@ Ad net notice any (hire that railed for tebsereatioe ia Me address to the Grose Joey. frtirre or SEW(. %Tr.. voarr 'entree/0 Melb lotHembed Air Prissy I ad Joriarroot rr ;Areal 1 WidgeriNilbers riaosoortatioo for Life : 1 1 Prierect• let Trial ,rors For se.ra Vtllll It, - PRISONERS Al Mr Admjfylly Serios 2 lifime•r4.,•khai Total 4 W 'FUR TRIAL. .Mqt - ------ • tr.; from the reds 11 Prrjuty tatter */ ronn-erfeit Coil 1 Comely Aria • Powr••,utt F. , rxed Note 1 Ilistleaeattutsr Fterivig P. d Nom V Nett way 6 . Stealing In Howes :-- 7 -- is Slop C hilileteelhog - 1 R mishit pods 3 Larcenies ' Total .bl LUNA:W/4 t Primed Nei. l'r ' Urn.., Nu. 4, SiliA .14:shed by e. Plumy, al So , ir).coast. kleet4tred• it - D