The Statesman. — London, England, 1819-01-22 00:00:00

PRICK 01 STOCKS MS DAY At ONS O'CLOCK 14rtnk *wit , l's per Crier. Mary ha 3 pet Lest. Red. 731 IBMs Heat Ni 1111 p 1 per emit. Cam& 41 Lear Arr. ID 8-161 34 per Cent. SID Itrabegiatr 1111M5 1040 p 4 wort. for Are. 702 , Oisaiume 4 per Cent tli THE STATESMAN. LONDON: PiIDAY, JANUARY 22, 18119. orb. secesat of Lord COCIRRAWZ basin jollied Bailie is discredited, u the ship Ross, in *MA he I smiled, boo bus Waned to Valparaiso. &lost of a tutor frost Nevis, dated December 15, 1818, received this morning:— •I The Piratical brig, seispd at St. Bartliolosiovi's, has since boon 'sodomised, midis advertised for solo; after she ems takes pompanos of, be vessels that she bad takes, cameo tau The islands, soil sou apia coptored by two of disteir's "padres, eaoa lifter which they loft that station is resort's's/5o of befog told that the doodisli Gournmeat had suit for as Erin" moo of war to ems dime. They have two at usher is so oct bay, at St. WMo'6. /448114 as hi /spaded spa as to *het the easels ere, or frees whew* they ease, bet k is attain that two of these had beer wren as board to the setooet of 750. 'lke otiose bed wise, teethe', dry goods, cotton, coffee, siggar, glee, el.. pleats' teeth, bides, horns, tallow. cud et►er articles. tie produce of Brasil. The setall-pot broke rot amongst the twines, and nosed dreedfat devsststioe. It is evrteln that Lord COCIIIIIIAMI hes joined BRION with a 60 pa skip, called the Veneseela ; sae of 32 gees, called the Pero ; sod owe of 3 gens, alled the &lecke. %too kes glees op the chief notessud to him offer declaring ell the ports on the Maio possiessd by Ike Speoiards, le a slate of blockade." The betimes et tits Parliament ees opened yester day by e Speech, 'Almond te the two 1101111414 by the is the woos of Alp Pstscs Reason ; and both Dowses afterwards limed Ad dresses to the These, in responsive stralek. The Speech, indeed, sad of opens the Addressee, were couched in nations, rowel, mid iimeipid terms, and will be fogad mere ressaskable, perhaps, for the omission of all topics of vital Interest to the station, than for any pertirelar @Bailees or /repetitious which they contain. The great calamity which the coon try has austabsed is that eaten' remit, the death of the Quite, was, of goers., the ealdeet most feelingly expatiated epos, ie order to /siege the sympathies of But Parliament and of the reentry : sod se flourishing is the situation of the British Pets. pie repremated to be, so highly improved is the stage ef.the Pablie Bevan*, though it cannot be denied it yet falls many millions short of the eipeoditore, and thousands of isetsest and industrious peruses are Merging, that it STEM 10 be ceuceived, the Public leave not one distressing circumstance to deplose, ea. apt diesels, of her late most gracious M *story. bibs Hesse of Lords the Address was moved by the earl of WARWICK, god seconded by Lord SALT 01311. Occasion was taken by the Mover to extol the character of her late MAJESTY, for having guard. eel with ennead consisteety, is her statues es Queen, the more/ purify of the Court, and as having afforded the whole Platien an example of domestic virus*, its the discharge el oil her other relative duties. The Marquis of LAMIIIOIII4, though he concurred in penal with the Address. complained with much justice and propriety, that the Speech was silent on many of the most important subjects connected with the domestic and ferelgn . relatious of the errantry.— To several of Aerm he riterved, and dwelt partico. lady on the .missies of dist imports at tepk, to 'bleb ilivicied the enemies et mar Readers yaillb), oessely— stets of the comae? of the count tad the measure which, in opposition to all the empty brows respecting public prosperity had bees secretly resolved, and artfolly concealed, the Minister bees forced te ackeowledge as espedieut still—the cersdpe. mat of the Bask Reetriction Act. Among !Weibel. predsced by this notable Statute, there was eve which Lord Ltesesoot. was compelled to admit as peculiar, and ea operation far beyond the noires. pieties of the framer of the Act, an operation that soma deteresieed to coatings of its own pre. per motion in &Same of all Legislative thert. reel, even those' tbe Bank should change their Notes for cash to the whets *steal of their collets, and with all their concurrence, as they have lid, professed they are ready to afford. "It would be diffsollt to pet a step to this system since it sow is basso." His Lordship deprecating, Owens, all dimmed's; that was likely to prevent the vtissimity se desirable ea this solemn pension, declined, of course, esterieg particularly into this and the ether topics alluded to ; bet intimated, that if the Bask should not resume cash payments in July nest, at bed been determined in the last edition of the Condos.. doe Ad, at some sore eonrenient season it tight 'lllO called epee, and any other time, as ea yas . tie Ilene should dark it possible for Cash Pay- meats to be safely made, might be proposed, accord. ing to the asp of former occasions for the repeal of the Restriction Act. Is the mean time, to relieve dm homage Wimp from being perpetually harrowed ap by rose et the many evil conseqseeces of thereon. Unseen of a paper turnery, his Lordship had the satisfied*, et asseencing that the Commissium sp. *Med by the . Crown had recommended * A pr*. jest, which, in spite of what was jedicialli es. sorted the other day as to the imitative power of man, there was meson to believe would reader the Forgery of Bank-notes mere dillirult. —The Earl of LA V lIIIRDALZ, in the course of his remarks, kept op this important subject to the ressideratiem of the House, *boning, @moil, ether thiep, that it wee impossible Cash Paymeam could be ',soloed till enquiry was made into the state*, the circulating medium, e ad the Mint Regelations were re vised ; and intimated that be should renew, in the pre sent Session of Psrliament, the motion be had made 'in the last, respecting the slate of the Paper Car. rency. le the Bosse of Commons the Addrses was moved by Mr. BILOWNLOW, and weeded by Mr. W. Push, brother to the late Secretary for Ireland. Mr. IKAGDOSSLIN last night, took occasion to letroduce the subject of Ilse fate of the unfortunate see elm wore @seated at the Old Bailey for otter• tog Forged Notes, and for ohms so mach esoriion wee beemusely made to obtain a respite. Mr. 111. j.Miy orrapell the coodoot of Lord 3101100TH iS net delaying tiro esecution of the sentence, end his Lordship was deforded by Mr. CASSINO, with his anal extraordinary rhetoric, Mg remarkable, of hos a•thor roof the petition which appearld 111 4111. Ob. "erre'', put prowling is be signed by this throe insfrer. Innate men. 'Mat Ptint had doted le ail in goes. tins the wornivos of thnse who pissed the Resolutions on the 14th all. r and to find fault with the act, which "wen sonnies would retooreuee • bet the Morning Paper in gyesoinn had traduced men as scoondreis lobs had pefernsed on met of common Innitanity. such were .he porbocipie. said well the feelings displayed in limit Pivot. that I itivad of his, who had seen it lying in a mope where there were children, had snatched it a•sy with indignation, lest their young mind, shoidd boperrerted by its monstrous torn of thinking. _ . Aft., ;erne fertbiq disceselon. the qeestien it;s pot ; shim thy nosy of the Meeting woo declared to D►itf of Mr. M oottoo Rnnlotlnn. They were carried by a majority of 10: Lb. aamben Wag 43 to 33. ME LAND. WINDOW TAX. Tb. Poileigooms of the Parish of St. Peter's awl es Thursday its the Veviry.roora, for the purpose of receirine the Report of the Committer? upputotod to proper, Petitions to both Homes 44.Pa/filmset for a total Ropes! of the Whitlow Tic The Petititio woo beefiest op sod reed, and, with a slight alteretion s mauled by Mr. Macartney, so.. almeasty agreed H. It was ski seated that his Gnat tbe Deb. of Lriester Uselgil be issiemted to prow the P.U. ties to the Lords sad that fief to the Cootai•as should be sistrested te the Right He.. Henry Grit. is. sad Mr. Slimy. Those Pitiless an extremely shcrt—the isegoage in .Nab are *embed is sitapie sad respectful, bet, M the same awe, forcible sad twisted. They espiemioessaieg petits& so the Legiole tore for the redeasioe that has bees obsehied, bet assigns the reaM cooristelog roman why say Ming Mort of e total to. peel west be aissidered quite illusory : sod, Molly., rhos all apse the wisdom, justice, sad hosisetity of Partisaseat to redeem a MONO pledge—to Amish behead, selisosted by the rapid growth of ler lases czNl i ty—ebeadeeed by hit Nobility sod greet Proitikeers--dreleed of bar capital to gay the interest of Enelish Logos, or the Rents of her Abmtotrws—litely visited by foe seesissive years of (swim, sad still labeeting soder its meal &Readmit, Onus. SOUTH AUSSIG.d. The Mimes Ara Goodie, of the 10th of NO. somber, olScially nen the arrival then of the 100 Spanish troops, who were sent on hoard the Trinidad, from CAdis„ sod their adhorente to the Pa triot dam. The facts of the motley so board the *hors-sawed vend are that related : " The Serjemove, K. Idartioes, F. alloriers i ond F. Quilhtue. led Mio Corr/eel, Jowl Feiders, Wen ,ailing from Ought, formed the dimlige tof escitiog e inetioy, sod, If setteesfel, to pet loth .sr pert.— Daring the voyage, when commeeicating this pro. ject to their comrades, with curtain and secrecy, they found the minds of their fellow soldiers ripe for revolt. la lat. 3. North, they parted from their coo. soy, end having passed the Line without mooleg with soy other vessel of the ***Woo, they came to a deverminatioe to tarry Into effect the premedi tated pl o t is ,he 25th of July; is the niceties of which they found so obstinate reditUnce ha the Commies D. C. Miranda sod D. M. Fend', also the First Adjutant and First Lieutesant ; and whet was still worse, they were opposed by a oecood Serjearst, and two Arm Corporals; who wither than I. ea t r ried to the Patriots, detershi:d to put a match to the magazine and blow ep the venal l • the matitmen thetefore were obliged to destroy th us, to prevail their plan being frustrated, as well as for their olio security; immediately after this, waking themselves roasters of rho vessel, they ordered the Captain le steer for Homo. Ayres, where they arrived in safety without soy materiel emerreece, le the La Plata, at the Creek of Decrease, es the 26th of Almost. Our %promo Gevertneewt hes detentiond to receive, with open arms those uses, who. irritated with the volutions sod injustice of their King, are unwilling to be ecoomplices in his tyranny, or to be bowed by Use, which they consider broken, by the manifest violation of all the dirties which ought to conorct the blomircb with his subjects. BAN Om aK leeikap RESTRICTION pob lis NOT d.E. di be hoi Priem' re Neat Pea P.per, prier Our WWI& 4 N P:NGRAVED 6PECIMF.N .1 a BANK. NOTE—NOT TO RS IMITATED{ with the Beek Rearkties Bareseeter. er• ABRAHAM FRANKLIN. Published by Haar. 45. LeSehte-hiii. THE 4rATISMAPI costrao, fo► he moat bosevolest feeling, end in which virvikatirn M►. C. cosfessed that he himself had hoes the mans of doloyiog the presenting of the Liverpool Petition for several hours. Mr. Tttasssy, like the preceding Geo!lees', so asuspoulsol Las acquiescence In the Addrom, with a mono as to his right of discussing ■any of the topics, and opposing several of the sea to which it referred, bet could not forbear, me on that occasiam, to stigmatise the Bask System as a blot opts , the Nation, and gyve notice that he shield, on Toes. day, the 211 of February, move for t h e ap pointment of a Committee os the state of Do rPoblicCredit as affected by the System of the Bask. The CUANCIILLOIL of the Lamson.' did .el avail himself of the opportunity of taking any moles of what was said, escept is answer to a question from Sir Jason Mscloroon, relative to the steps t►at lied been take. for the prevention of Bank Forgeries, when he replied, that the Commissioners appointed . . for for pupae bail wade a Report, which be sbooki probably bate occasion is a few days to cosamataicato to the Holm. The Windsor E.tablishmest wes particularly slimed to by Mr. TIMM', in Connection with the fresh promises of reresichaseet, which Ministers have spin pet forth, and it was acknowledged, with some relevance, tint the Mew Regulations wield include this costly establishment : but it woold appear t►at some sonless fabric of pomp and peewee is still to be maintained under the neer of the King's Household, though, lieseenknowsood all the cesstry is a ware, the poor old aMicted end en. ostenratioss Monarch bee little necessity for any such troublesome and eirensire mockery about him. To what purpose is all this pomp and magolficeoce, t►is treks sod suite, to one whose senses are barred against all inlet of earthly Ornery,. It is so math mere waste. It is so meny perquisites and salaries to use ' less °Seers, Tresses's', Comptrollers, and a hun dred others, the maiutenance of whom is no part of the !ebbe duty. Th. CUANCCLLOW of the Excise. vote sigoilled. that on Tuesday neat a preposition will be submitted to the House en the subject of the care of his Majesty's Pusan ; in connesion with which, the new regulation of t►e Windsor Establish. meet will naturally come to be considered. A pro. position on the emu subject will be made iu the Lords on Monday. Frost this survey of doe speeches delivered yeller. day is Parliament, it will be perceived that the topics of domestic policy io Min, to which alas. wie ewe nakerad tr prsenhasat and NAL. log fosterer, are of so •ediwary Begaitode •r interest. It begins now poblidy to appear and to be confessed by Ministers thestelsos, that oh. Welt liestrictise Act, that chef arrestors of the Pitt Adsinistratioa, which afforded the mesas of carryiag •a •eanres of such oatragiross character, et as eapeacr so eitraragsat sod intolerable as we have witeeseed sad deplored, is the radical vice •f oar 1E18866.1 System, which ►as hoots artfully concealed from the public sye, sod which, whit• its private life it teethes the mores el the individesi so I•adegoste to hie esertiees, •ceasiou the (aghast disproportion bewesee the pubic iectiese sad tba public espeaditsrp. Perk Peres to Ow IS* Wesel bete ewes ►end. Tbe Corosatlow of the Fronds Meg Is sou► said to be Geed ter 3d of May, die ennivertafy of the day on which Mit 8701 restoration took place in 1814. No Bettina bad lately taken place in the Chamber of Peers; sod althoogh there had been meetings of the horn•: r t►e Chamber of Dopsties bed not for some days sat.—Another of the Generals has been pessoltiod to return to France.— Mt French Fends wore on Saturday it 67f. 95c. Pri. eats setpoints state that so Monday they were 68f. . . In privet• loiters from Spoils It is said that NO. /1140 hal ha.. rivalled from .his command in Smith Amorists, la toosogoener of the serious eremplairels sad. raopecting his modest. The heath ef t►e Istweeted Qeepe of Wteteit. ease Is this accoeeteel for ie the Stetord Prieto :—.- Her Majesty hod hem seised with a rbeenstic fewer, whit* wits ereempessiod ►y en erysiptbss 4 the fees. This seedy ea the 9th lesiva fell epee the bests. sad yireshised s swab* of opopkey, ethittheestiettei the Prisons in the retiree ors few heats. .—...— A grand bell woo given at Paris ma the 35th hist. by the British Aimbeitsador, in compliment t. his Royal Highness the Doke of Gioccas ran, which was Wooded by the Princes of the Ito)al and by ail the mast distinguished personages of the Foetid capital. The Archduke MAZIWILIAN of Austria, was in lb. Rosso of Lords yr.torday during the delivery .1 the Speech by the Lords Commissioners. Ills I*. retrial Highness west afterwards to the }louse et Commons, and sat in ..e of the side galleries. The Doke of Wat.umatun's can, Lord CHAULIII WaLutsLaY, Isavimc perfectly ed his beating coder the are of Mr. Stavasson, is again rammed to F.W. school. Eaitsson s perseing a most 'menials! career at Ms now Theatre, the 01)napic. The attnctions which he has mastered together at this neat anon sow fashionable remit, are rosily of the most rap Itisatioci order. The Alerry Days of King Clarks the Second, and Don Giardini in Landon, draw crowded bosses every night, and are among the most steak peals we kayo witnessed. Dr. WOLCOT. baiter known as Peter heeled yesterday in the church-yard of St. Paul, Cogent-garden, close to the spot which centuries she resales of Bt the celebrated Anther of 1441141 L INTRLLIGENCE. Mai, /tn. 21.—Arrived earl remain . the Deem wind•boood, the Briton, Creigidow, hors B. sailed Aeon 23, imod from the Cape, Nnweialv. 19, The Cover, Taylor ; and flew, Porter, salted sr the same this from Benet • the Eclipse, Winter, carried away her bowsprit, witch prevented her sail- Ina with the abore.--/Itso arrived the Philip Tab, Wheeler, from Virginia, In 21 days; Florid*, Hoye. ton, from the West ladles. Thefßichard, Fialator, lest ea anchor end calve los night in the Drion,, she wes ren athwart of by another vessel. Rennie is lb. Downs,the whole of the oetward-booed as hpfere. Miasmata, JAS. IL—Come in rho Wee Eyed Maid, with test of 'arbor and cable; and teas, others for shelter. MARGATE, JAE. 41.—The sloop Few, or De►l. sinviii, for London, with barley, is Ss shore on Foroisess Reek. FALKOUTU, JAN. 19.—Arrived tie Wasi ng r ise porter, from Jamaica, fast horn Fowey; Salisbory pocket, from the Lees/aid Islseds, in 26 dsys.—The schooner Dons 1t..., which arrived here on the 17th fro. Sr. klicloserg, will he obliged to diseharse her urge, being very irekv.—TN bre packets, with Mails, which were in the Hoods, sailed yesterday. BRISAsT, JAM. 15 —lt is reported Hist the Mary. gold, liodgsoe, cool laden, has gooe on shore at Hollywelter, and all the crew lost. DASITISOLTH, JAN. 19.—Arrived the lady Anne, isees,froes Net. ranildllllld,aith loss of foretop.oast, bowsprit, and head. Livrarooc, JAIL ?O.—Arrived the Lancsiter, Wear, from Philadelphia, soiled the 21st 11. e.: era she 11th J.n. in 1at..18. ,:d. 1011. 19. 17. spoke the brig Slaty Anus, of Poole, hoer Rhode Islud for Liverpool. 'Die Venerable, —, from Africa to Liverpool, wee wrecker) le Curdle° Siy on Monday evening—. crew sod part of taw cargo saved. THE NEW STREET JCT. --...-- A etas of considerable impetigo-at to Freoboldere and the Public in general, came Pf , to be heard, by wa y a t appeal, yeaterday, at the We (Waster Sea 'iota, and dm decision pies eillinsiled Gwent to t►a New Sliest Act. 11 arose oat of three contimicas before G. Farrow, E.q. at biarlhotoegiustiowt Office, en the intern:viols of the Parish Officers of St. James's, against the landlord of the public.hoese in Pall-mall, opposite the pi nt shop, and leading into the eastern aide of St. James's-s q •.re, for refue ing to remove a atone bulk, a projecting window, end another iufringement spun the pavement, io ▪ wheu three convicitons, of 40s. each, were recorded. Mr. Andrews appeared fur the Appellee', and Mr. Adolphe. for the liespoodent, when mese legal dimeseloo took plea before a foil soh of Mo. I genial's. In support of the appeal, it was ceetenduel thitt the horse was freehold properly, end that the projeedoes bad stood for half a center,. Sock was constituted a sort of prescriptive right. On the other hind, It was motestied that the Act was imperative, and did not recognise properiy any kind to the aseoyance of t►e Politic, and this was a cam precisely within the messing of the Act. The Basch were of diesels's 'pinkie, sad the one ricliena wonaodnaad, with costs, OLD DItLIIIY. AtiksDAY, Jaw. tt. Nan Jambs any **Wed tor steaks a inn crisaftty • itsllt: repent*" IL laws I awl J. takats. May terse, terns PI, threes WI laws. awl torah Usattlazi di le lb, eiciaisit sit tintroratartet. am I Gr all it i ar p Z e l s b or. • sawn. Now lat is h to lave been than. ?be Wird. ant lived at Ile. 11, Clips's,. siesid,, near rlasenßeare. The Prrower, daeolos, bad lived übe bin as anent alma IS owatin, sad earl's die int it swaths be Ind last On to the soles et swirly LOC On the Ad Deennber a son toned Jeanie rave his isternotiost which Mined his to ao nub, shots sit the i'rienners, Maya at Mail le famed same tor the ankles woks ken bin hoar. The Presecoter nalerwem • not were eren.enassinntins. la wide% bo peeenriensed reanderably. hie bed on. be said, received as otter from • lads dn. is fettle the natter. his had Fawn stood wWre the Prisasers stood. He had an beat hi Old Bailey ter any thiqz eacepsiag re hear the insets but at but be adaitted that helm/ bees pat to the bar of the Old Veils/ for a burglary 8 bat it terowd set that be was not tried. as the Pwrienrear dnier appear tasted bin. Jacobs was kola tail., t tiniest were ategained. The follow lad were al.+ ennined of Nosy. els s—R. una, merabersling 5.. 4 .1. .11 1 / 1 1118.• Pit tir•lriet • Mks toraameassi gap slain. awolding g J. Firagerald. for straling •• oeslowlk g W. Francis, for analog • coo, kr. i M. Last, ter nwilaiwise asins I O. Ilattnew sad N. Iledger. for mesl ins two posers lasses ta Wendt non& blandea, for stealing • aver waicit. pald a It at ls. and slisclarged ; J. thrsammers. tierglitse • beadle. •••kinlog deer, darts, tie. t K. igioortirre • intimadpe gM. Downsa, far araliag a teat W. t, for may a .11k hassdkerchief g J. Ella, for .haling • cad J. DO M, ter snake( 50 yards of silt t W. Perlin. f or sg e si t ag Sills . d kod a J. Willis.., for drabs( Ali.. tot ague 1 sea W. Lade, for mealiest Whs. of dttas. The fallow ice were angoitted, etc. 2 IX Moslems, J. Haws, , G. Groan, A. t)seals, Wary Lewis, and J. Owatoota. Amongst the various poems, who apply to D►. F..soc, of 38, Demo-street, Sap, are those 'MOW wit► lowness of avid's, ►asd Wormer, sad via -1 rims comphaiats peculiar to the female atm, who had Maass so oshoosted es to be gives over by their own family Physicians. Tim daily acksowledgments hi motives gratefully demonstrate Ids success is Owen mamplaisits which are bet too often fatal to mankind. WNss those labouring (tildes acrophobia., stricter's. eilestre, ulceration, obstinate glens, pales in the eivesamtiorn, soda in the a►ie boom, erupt inns, ease throws, dm. hod on Dr. EADVI pecolier plan a promptness, facilitated wit► comparative ease. Dr. Etna' is consulted daily, from Eight is tho Morning instil De at Night.—Ptinto Rooms.—Advice gratis , to the Pow. Come Mem mime, Jail. 41.—Tbe prices of Orris wear ressieslis es re blereay km, wile lb. exception 1.1 Ileac', shier Is i‘ cheaper. 11111;111KLD lIARIET. Jan. ft. T. sail me tom. prom at U... eve ... 4.. 01 sa S. 04. i Hasa .4 Lome oak An.. lame . S.. lid. sa 4.. 04. 14.10 1 SIO Vila ... S. SA. le 7.. 04. 01.14Taed Lambs .... 3.114 la..ra . 5.. .01. 4. M. N. Calm ... ........ .... 041 1aa5h....0.. IA 1.. Us. Ut. Piet...—. ......... . 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