The Statesman. — London, England, 1819-01-05 00:00:00

•• •11, ~~ .... 1e...., thy Due iosiiitig In lh. tnlntdely lb .liiion of ri,e MiiithrAiebaiist This iiropositioin 14.1 4.4.'1 ad neve by the Cl.•oebet In the Igor 4.fi• bint.; tort the close of the !gassier' net Wei pier untied it.. shossisie to he centrilried. he sitber Itis no" a f fairs predated, and the Cheirlaar will mein in lerfain It. TS. Cheotber then dividoll that e Creed Pepsis. Ilww 4 "" hr chew(' to proceed in the nacre .1 thy r•Ple ••• fersiseri, in amovlstre•ltt the Kitqg on this new 'vat. Twenty Poore were them el.t.e.n by lot, who, with 'he Ilowitivre of 14 Burros end Ike Greed Ha 'Strudel', shod/ gimp's. tb•tlepsistion. Dumas.' 51. Al Iwo o'clock the Cliambyr eesolobled to receive • reseasisiestins .1 Goternossat. ftie Boren Lool•. Minisier of rioenees, charged with this e.om•nkstio•. and 1% Kiel% Commis- Wooer, Karoo Capella, wore lotroAsoort, The Ministor prostrated to Iks Chamber the Pro jet of • lew *dopiest by the Chamber of D.pe•i.e. •od isMieh e•lhatiiM the previsional 1., of the first of the eesttib•tiona of 1819, o• the esti awn of 1818. This Pried beiog remitted to the Bergson, mss es. eraitted theta. The dimension was opened after thi. ossatioarien, sod no opposilinn •ppeliriNt IRaint Ilse ho t * of tits law, the articles arts pot to the roe, nod provisionally 'dewed. It was Toted tea serotiny on its definite arloptien The number of voters, verified by the tippet nood led, was DM ; of Ibis member the essminstioo of the votes pus fur the revolt 1(13 voters in fastest of ohs one vole, sosiow ' and one bulimia void. Th. President annsioneed siosdoprion of the Projet. The Chamber adjostroml till [Woodsy nest, for the development of the two propositions presented is the sillies of yesterday. Or 0101111F.11. Dee.ll. The Heron Datemort &loess& peratimina of the Chamber to prognoses meettetioa. haring for its ob ject, tlist the Kieft ettoold M teppliested to I rot's , I. the Cheetbere • Pridet of a *kb thy ptiect of brereerimi ea the Dee de Riettelire • national er. aompeeme foe the ',mires thAt be reotieted to the Log sad to Fresco. in the ttegotiatinus which led to the Meantime of the Irreneh territory. .Semis Member• propose to Ivor the dovoiopeoent en fish/relay, mben on hiosoirs ; the letter proposition tile Adopted by the Chamber. GER.V4h I' 4PERS. Dtc. 17.—Ttm yogi% Count Br!missy, .14, lam *doom wortivrad \is father, (*nod 1111,0101, .1110 1160601111;11011C0 of the son of lit. jailer, to Pecan. from that prison at Natty H. isnmedtately crewed. ..44. 1/1/1141eI 0111111, 114111, Pooh, extorted mono, .from the steward by the 61011 dr.011(01 threats, and . bed thee Ito .'.erase to :item stood and on home. 'bark to Posth ; there he repaired so th• sandy of a 1111-waan of 114 lowa, with whom he bed been (*.r ottenly seqsainted ; and lilt.. tb. hiagittratiht had Ailltrovered his rmreat, he barricaded the house. dr. ifetalvd Morsel( despetaraly„ hillsd out, of thr ittliceta sm., against him, and at tenon' surrendered by cast'. Welton, en condition that he altoold be alltaml, begot. he pa. himself op, to eLscharg• into the air two pistols. Its is now in strict confineamay, sad itirsiis the je4t posishmont of Ins mime,. ft—Tie publicity of the jedicial ,preereding• greatly Interest the Public here, sister the vete of the Minister of Jessica on the subject is known. The dilletence of °pillion on this publicity Is headed p r i nc ipally on a s fulloeing grimed, : Oar lawyers say, " If the ledges, who really de. wide (that is, the Joey), ere taken from amen; the People, a more simple, positive jurisprudence east be Aro predated by a petrels, legislation, is place .atf the sized Nieman end German law new in force; estsorwise the Jury will kaftan as blind people de nI Celeste, end these will be need of a rich call of lawyers, educated In the *citrate. 'FA+ ether pan) .think that the Roman law, said the case ef lawyers espasnd it, ere t►e very seam* of the present corruption end despotism. Thernis being mare an Juvrentent of the Sovereign than • servant of society, publicity would change many things in the Isis, and load to a natural exisorition, end intricir 'meld theta @ppm • more friendly sad familiar relation to the aleophr." DUiCII MAIL. 'et:rants, Nov. 30.—They write froaltbe French . the that the tour of the Peke d'Anenelesee in tipP Northern Departments had for its 'bill.Ci foot Only te examine the stale of the fortresses. hat also to en quire into the opinion ef the great fluent*, of Gee,. rale and slicers she are resident in the Departments, 'and are ee half.psy. The Doke had freq•ent con. versatiens with the prioeipal ef them S um p o f the 01Beers are sent from time Se li g e open active ter. mite, bet care Name to be alwal's taken not to in. clods among them these whose way of thinking is exaggerated. The Commissioners appointed to in vestigate the state Of ill. frontier (mimeses, bate pro. deeded a great way is their laboors. It appears that these fortresses, daring the time that lb. French frontiers sere extended le the Rhine, were greatly evgleeted, and that most of them require very con. siderable repairs, to answer, in sense degree, the abject for +hick they are designed. Some necessary .materials have bees collected for the repair of these dilapidated work., and several Officers of Kngie•ers have been charged with the direction of the opera. 'Dena. A resolution of the Government is expected to determine in what manner the less of the (colt sass, *OW by the fact peace shall be made good; the lima of defence projected by Vaughan having been broken by that elnefien. The decree of the Kis', by wick\ the fortresses are released from the stale of siege, and every thing again replaced on the foot. lag of peace, has made in all quarters a highly fa saveable impression. The report is renewed, that the King has resolved to aline 15 of the Ks.C.ssiven. 'lnmates, banished far voting the death of Lou. 4 xiil to return to France. Several celebrated Generals, and others, who have made a conspiracies Ages, in the French Rovnletinn, and who are among the rude% seem not likely to n .)111.11 l this per migginii se soon; but It is however thought, that in time the Freed' Gotetooloot will Maw io its ortplity to then -~► • • :•••, j :err' • :1I A A I'HF, grATTRM else. Cnsisniefahle chews have been made within these days in the Whist, Administration, all fessili.. 4 in intrnolue.• tattoo' in the espentlitere.— Redectioas in other breet.'es of the Adwinistra are ain. spoken of, 11AUUC, Dacramit Law of the psilatet (or the )0..r 1812 is now poblisn od. dated 24th DAcon..ter. The disturisetunts be. lug ostintatod of 72.7u1.1-11 liking, and the net at the sons .1 72,756,691 ; there a • se , pies of stoke 80.000 (kilns On occasion of this Isw we .mart that the nasal expenditure baa replarly di. sl Waited, being— 1016 1011 1819 • 1919 . .... 71.7,44.t.tU .... Ir ie 'Rippe .d that Ibis last 'en sill not be ill sewer'. Kowa among tb• rreoipts of tbs. 1111 year oo find * sea of 3,616,UU0 Roans owlet the bead el is Ingo. PHIt E fl %TOCks THIS Anal %fork 4111 i pre CNC. Fte 3 per Cr. , . Coo- is Jo forr KO I ,awl , 6.r \r. 7P I pet. Cr... 'At 11 1 11( %I' OMR O'CLOCK S per Got N.a.•, lode %math $.Sp Low Amy 1.14 0:1141/101411 billb 17 19 p Mum* 7'h STATESMAN. LOA 1101 V : TUESDAY. JANUAIY 5, 1819. A Netter atrial' of Anserken Papers necked es . this morning. Their details of the proceedings of Congress are net of a later date than the accoonts previously received. The affairs of the Patriots at Venezuela go on most prosperously. The campaign was to have been opened in October with great vigour and additional force on their part. The letters fruits lilsrgeretie s•a not of • later date than the Ist of October ; Oceans they de not coefine the arrival of Lord COCHRANE at that [shod. which was report. ed to have been is November. hot it is stated that • corps r,l sharp skeeter, had arrived from Europe, and wares their way to join the and that two vessels from Europe had brought clothing adapted to ' the climate, mod 'greet variety of other rgeipmests. fact, it is said, there have ►een more military means imported within three months, than bad been re• coiled altogether in Voneseela since the Revelation in 1810. Paris Papers to the 24 inst. hue come I. hand. On Thursday Baron P.►•sutan, the late Keeper of the Seals, returned the insigola of office to the bands of his Majesty, who immediately after invested M. de Smut, the new Keeper, with them. The same day bi. Majesty received, in great stale, the Dope talkies of the Chambers of Peers end Depoties; the first headed by the Cherwell°, of France, and the latter by their President, M. RAM, sad both be. ing charged to congratulate the King ois t►e com mencement of s new year. Presi•.as to this cere mony, the MIMS* of the Chamber of Deputies had presented to his Majesty the Project of a Lair adopted by the Chamber in its Sitting of the 49. h ult. allowing Government le collect the first sis.twelfths of the tares of 1819. Count Nrs- ICLOWDt:, Minister of Foreign Main to the Em. pernr of Roust. had s farearel aediewee of his Majesty, who afterward. trot/saved Wiliam with the Ministers of this Interior and Finance. In the Silting of the Chamber of Peers. on Thursday list, Baron Louis, the Linister of Finance, and Baron CAeLLLE, the Gommissiiner of the Lim was hi. truduced, shwa she Nikki,. presented to tiv; , 4;161 her the Ise. authorising tilt collection of tie sia• 'synths, as adopted by lb. Chamber of Dopelie+. The Priject cm. sent to the BOtP4IIII, and inoine.h. Volt *unlined; after %MA the diaeus.ion wan opened; bat there being no argesnest aeonst tin. law. the arteries comprising it were pot to the unto, and provisionally adopted. The namber of antes. for its definitive adoption was 105. out of uhich 103 voted in favour of the low. The Chambes then ad journal till this day. 1 A proposition has been submitted to lite Chants,. of Peers by this Marquis LALLY Tot.t.uutal. to be. , much the King to present a la* to the Chambers for assigning to lb. Dee de Iticuct.tan some 6• Italiansl and hereditary" recompense fur his important services and disinterestecloris. Tie Chamber of DopOjo l were Ito dimes. the subject yesterday ; the Peers as anon l as the regulations of their Chamber avoid perm 4.— Tbe woe of 110.11APARTIL is still sufficient to critile I terror in the Anthorities. The Tribetial of Coupe tienal Police has coadeentied to three months im prisonmeal a jnerneysnan masa., for spreading the alarming intelligence that IIONAPAITS had escaped, and had obsoletely re.invaded France. Another of ilia first Je•ivh commercial hawses in Berlin bus stopped payment for 400,000 crowns, but the, have offered I. par 73 per cent. They had lost consi• derahly by other house', especially by ease at Am. strtdam.—The Frisch 3 pet Costs. left on Thera day et 63f. The Commercial intrlligesee received frost Paris by espressos sad private letters. has been very alarming. Itemisers were Is cireslation yesterday. but they we.. very ezeggerated, of failures In the Preach capital. It was said that so less than twelve mercantile haws in that city had ',vended their payments. We have ascertained from the •ost se !balk sources, that as far as intelligence has bees hitherto received, °sly sera establishments have fail►d, end these. with two exceptions. ere of saber diate rank. They had embarked in large specula. Bose in the fends. The private letters free Ilam• balk notice a Wien is that city also. Dela, Papers to the 3d last. bevy elm bees re ceived. They confirm the statements we move yes. tardily from the Brussels J Is of the promulga tion of tbe Pinang* law so the With sit. The Rev sense for the corselet year will, according to tbe estimates, *treed the expenditure by a sem of more than 80,000 /wins. The report is el►e repeated of the intended recall to France of 35 of the 'lined Con ventionalists, who •need for the death of LOVIII X VI.; and hops •r. held forth t►at, in the roar* of tine, • similar intiul4rne• will be extended to the whole of those who had been ineleded in the lists of provcriptioo.—The Decree of the Kieg, for releasing the fortresses evacuated by the Allied Troops from a state of siege, is said to hese made • highly (asset. able impression on the public mind. It is asserted, that Om Parliament is sot to he ripened ►y she Patvca Ritorcr in person. Th• no. tie• of the death of bet Ala'env, which most be • topic. is assi(ned as eke nese. It would, in the lineage of the Court be too alf.ctina for his Royal Highness to the calamity frees the As there is so idea of sipposisig lb. re-election of lb. late Speaker. it is espected that be will he presented to lb. Commissioners for approbation on Friday. the second day of the Mackinac; sod eisammoently the new Writs will forthwith be moved. They will be nem ; and, in el/metal instastors, the rooriona will be truly kterestlog, particularly that for West minster. There are to be sow cheeses, it uproars. in cer tido departments of the Havens* B.ards. In Cellllll.. goence of lb. endless complaints .:pressed against the conduct of these Boards a Commission was some time ago appointed to investigate oh. grounds of satisfaction. The testa, is •aid to ha►e beers tho fol lowing altorstionsi—M , ssts. Roc and Lurrast.L. the Chairman and Depot, Chairmen of the Co. nose, cosign, and ere to be succeeded by M •rat. Hamar end D►elle, of the semi Board. as Chairman mod Deputy Chairman. It is reported that Cnl. of Ibe Horse Guards, and the regent Commissioner of Preventive Vessels, aro to be the new Commis sioners. BRIOOTOR, J AN. 3.—This morning tt.r. Lard Bishop of Elena, assisted by tie Itw. Mr. IlLusi• nano, performed a service of prayer, is the FAlilinit, befogs the Poillicc RaGualc and the Royal Hoes,. hold. The Duke of Vomit took leave of big Itn)al Brother Ibis morning, and returned to Loodon.--- His Royal Ilighnem has been en a visit since 'Foes. day last. Th. Marquis of AmuLi.sta, tie Captain P•arr, and Alf. JEKYLL, returned to town yesterday. Sunday afternoon, about five o'clock. the Doke of YORK arrived at York-house, S.. Jau.s.s . 4 from Brighton, where he had bren seq.'s! 4:mys on a tisit to the PRINCE lit um. Letters have been received in town within these few days from the Duke of GLoucrsrvn, and from the Duke and Duchess of Caalnrtor. tt, vs hn are on a visit In the lasidgrave of The D u k e and Duchess of Cumuli:. no remain at Strelita. a. ..nirrminpit I:are Jamaica Papers to I I h reached Issas. Persons of thc• most dang.snus if... activism had, it is said, been hailed in toe Island, where they bail been immediately put ond , sr arrest he the llamas of Assemble, which riot en the 9.11 or Nowember, at itpanith Trson, ard had rem... 1%; a it-- solution of appointing p Conolly* to enquire into the operation if the Alien Laos, in consetrieutr, BADEN AND BAVARIA. A Germs. Paper has Riven some micros extracts from • Pamphlet now in is, olation, beefing I. be on Appeal of (lie lahrbitatels of the PaWeak to the Noe vereigne of Arra(' Chapelle. This eshibots she die. pet. between Ramis tied Rodeo in ■ MIN light. If the Pamphlet in question he a tree espositios of she sentiments of she People of the Palationte, they •re moat anxious to worn seder the soveteisney a the Kin& of BiTSTia, their former Lord, end to whose House they belonged (or many centuries. 'lb. point to be aseettitinert in sorb a ease world be, •hetwer these are the ~moments of the Palatines themselves, or whether they have been put into their smooth by Bavaria ? If, however, the Palatines themselves are really ardently desires of returning wider 13411561, the cpsestion comes to be attended with snipe die. cal/. One of the streogest groom!, of objection to she famous Protocol signed by the Allied Powers at Vienne, in which the reversion of the Palatinate wes given to Austria for the sake of furnishings means of compensation to Bavaria, siva, that the People of Baden "re swerve to the meisere. Dot if the Peo ple of Riders Cleasselves ore not onanietries ; if the inhabitants of the old pstraviatt, for Instance, • iah to remain under eat Iljetuse of Roden, and the Peep!. of the Polities,e agan wish so go over to lie. saris, it will be difficult so say whether the will of the P. opts of the Margravisto to retain the Palatines, or the will of the Palatines to re II onion with the People of the Mugu/vitt* ought Is Men. titled to preference. We suspect, however. that this enthesisam in the People of the Palatinate hes been gratuitossly as. clotted t • thus Oa some Court writer of Messick; and 0 .• illss4ne to the ratrasidnniry splendour of the paper 11.4 'briefing would amen to point to that coo. ii.varia will emisiniy lefts no Mono to• ts ell to g we epogrephieal connetion so his • INintoithwanding all the warmth of affection of the l'elbsitses to her, she *meld tiny willingly , we conceive. 'ergo the port of the Patetismo sstn.sed on the left of the Mier., "Wok she on e peos e . s e o , Inf . Ali itelipisi portion of the tyrritmry ew the 'A bs. As / .rat she Ims rwriaiiily a ball frontier to. 'lds ro e Rhi n e. and her exertions to streoglies he.self in that tittortitr ere hardly to be slandered at. - • " _l. Intim ;) *WA 1; 3. •nw to rim IS Nemo brit *lid 4aliege." • • are. nrr. r - - • I gt state in skid% 11114 railer, it !seed by • to• g nellevrenre to pools , winriplat, and by eololorting the national effeits al the pl-ty of an .atestiar soon/TM , for the bettefie of the fss•eored toe, is roil sin o lge owl enorsPeleti. The pro t @sly of the Nation is rowee.orstert into innesnon souses, and to strangely distributed. that it is in the I patiiet of a fru rrifty iorliseylosis to e s t., or l ower it at their sill snit Wilsey. This is •be vomit"- , linery yet amino rf 10 which D %YID II ging. in hit Seri on Pabfi: Credit, all wiled, • hen he tellseed nn the itionttrora mhsordil of a policy, she elensod the property of every ineivi , leel at rh.atrrrt of Georpros meol; • old osarr , •ol the is sit wild jets rise Sal Opirrin ,I•spotisna mote 4-111:ng snit opretseee then any.tket •t or entered it:to she fir:a os4 o f pooh, or the ehl. I owes of sisionsry speedo . r e t . IP,df it Mf n to Sri come of we g for di...Pare tbritrow*orpresse....o *Mit atulP and prof . ..end philnimploPr i Ih..egto ref hor lea. creesly horro;od by him finee a deu nf men, whim h• newer Nile, in smirk .us vinery 4.4ree of (morn. 'written, tidies'', anti .eornech. Ina( Se So become of as JP 11101.11 we walk in new perks, end amend owe gimps, by •doprine some grand end weespeolusetivet selowt• of atwelieratioo, awl eshibitioe • polliee of intellectual signer coi•eoesetate *lib the pressen of the times. The foolish throe :bare objections bewafilit for- std . by projetlicod end interested mums, ow the nose of i a tus, the tlangor of anarchy. &e. Le. will we low/or be listened to by any description of rational men, for Ik, enmity of change slid Reform has atom epee es Without eer seeking it ; it has found es; and in the words of the great mi.- soapier, it is net the desire of change, bat the no. amity of Reformation, thst brings the ehatagenitib it. As for the wealth, climes of the commenity, it it indeed evident, that fie Owego to &aired he Owes; ' and on the principles of the original selfishness of mankind, it is not rea•onslile to esp et enneessiorve frees them. Bet, with regard t• the most ea not owe portion of the cnoossni•y, the ease is dare nets; it [ ought not to be expected that tglee/4e4.1 mast bre Si. sawed for the uke of a fee ; fo , If gosh • imonstroes doctrine were to prevail, that the y 'elk, strength, and bo.lily 'show of the Petoskey, were to be held in the light of things indifferent, or weds"' in a peblic point of view, wet only afield 'tech a nation sink Into in.igniticsoce and emitempt sow g the sarresterliog Siete, of the world. hot it would even forfeit that dear and idolised epoleetits, to which it vainly forces every other eireunonvere to hew,. On the plan sod obvious priorip'ea er into 0..11 pot ry, it must thereforeler evident, 'l.' Wee title nt aaaaa es of relief tiog'lt to be pet in Lime for the gmettral benefit of the communitt at large. On this by pothesis, it will be necessary to bright with the moot dtrtrersed pert of the populatinn, *et if. the paupers, or those that receive relief from the Poor Ra es. It is the Greet mode of proceeding to attack the malady in its• inmost memos, vied in the most 'intent sy towns' of tint disease. The swede that Mr. Owee totegeals fer adoption seems to be the meet practicable, and easy of *aeration ; and it 1 has the (either recommendation of having twee tried on an estenaive wale, and of being jeatified end coo -1 firmed by long estwrieece It regeites no more twos. ' hie to foetid a village, or a little relony of peepers, than it dors to build a b k, to make a new I street, or to ship off • cargo of consists to the Soothers I Hemisphere. When people are earestly bent *en tem i ezecetion of any pion, it seals proceeds towards accomplishment with energy end speed, and meets with uneapected aids and resources ha its entrelt.— The improvement of the lower classes *mild not, in its effects, be enefitsed to them; it steels! ~Mien, benefit the whole commvoita, end enable every maw to feel himself more at ease. and to 'Tr secure le the comforts of society. Th• im,,,, portion ato m ,. that cow lies dolman! for emit of employmeet, snout' be brought Lilo immediate as tisity, and {.spin ! 4 Spit it of renovation into the Isbele smiled mass.e.• 1 Were there a class of individuals bet half as case. rens end active as oar ranting, hypnetitiesl, Bible Associations—and welts they, instead of llsbles and IPrayer Books, to irsteminato the means of industry, comfort, health, and iestrection among the multi. ' iede, they would be mach more rationally mol ea,. folly employed than in waling such lahotioes efforts for the happiness of others in another world. Make the present world a little more centrist-table and well. iof..roted, and that will be a more effectual mottled of prep+ riot' your adherents and followers for a ewe perior vets of existence, than by teasing avid toe. mPtiting them Len in order to snake them happy hereafter. LT(IJROUS. Sitiings arminted in MilWiese* end Imtition. M. !lir. Itig.o llnn 'tight.. Sir ittolltltT DAL L A., Knight, Chin( Ja.sieo of hit of Common ANesteniailer, In sod after liilAry ISM:— IN ri RII. MIDDLESEX. Jsr.t. 1...1145• 19 \•••‘.41.1E ire. , •1 • 1.. y A 1 , r is Ft ?C‘i. 1 1' , 41, • • .sy • S.sitsraity . 1..11111110,11. • • • ►er. Sle.trd;!v . h. - I, Feb. Sir S. ROIMILLYN •• h 11 Crdirilq. 1 0 , prowell 0t ti,tutooy srtorn ,, nn h r Joo N Vsy. of Inn, opt of ti• at: t.c clftflolf Prriccial pn l.trty onier