The Statesman. — London, England, 1819-05-28 00:00:00

vif the Pahlir t and alms a Resolution ter eneds•ing the Bibs Lari-e son nipped In. and NNt. ordered ot. rantingly. The t HAN(' 1.1.1.0 ft of the EXC II IQC ER brought is hie Bill r. r iM ►ruer providing for the liesempiks .4 Cash Yatsaeea by she Rank g and itlo. on allow the Itipettailaso of 6.. M one ••hee : read a Sew, .wl weird he be owe ■ reflood 'lse no Wed. ...day arts. The Hue. Geseleues• ohs br••vgbe Sea Rib to, .be hen s , itegainii..a of Charitable laniouoinne 10'1 4.—N...41 Ig.Pg, ai4 o:dered to he mad a lensed t h an Mnoota• • '...5.555. fl loom., of or.bror,.* Bill um ordered to be reed • resod r.o.e ..o Wed. I,ths. Mr. lAJAHINUTIt:Ipreopot eti no *regaled the among of E %chewier Bilis charged es the Aerobes of the ',sr.—Ordered to lie ow the table. The Haim Owe oisio revolved Wolf iota a Committee ea the Iflrempoome Mertens nether, MC Mr. A. Leah war op% railed to, end teveral gentian poi In bus 11, Lord .1. Raw% Mr. W. Wm. Mr. R. Monis. Mr. William. mod when. A esedloo bete( pet when stem to tor. pante the "vitro, Mr. Morass •M•rted he h. The Comearlyee divided, aid ohm heist sole IS Mirobers resew, the Hott4e stormed Neill Weiser/a% wet. FLANDERS MAIL. SITTIIO OF THR ORCOND CHAMBER. May After sone preliminsty liminess the Passioan• communire , ed to the Assembly a D;ereo of the King, by which his Majesty had charged his Escelltncy the Minister of the Interior is repair to.day to the As sembly, show the two Chambers would be united. to close the present Session. Ile thanked his lion. Colleagues for the Marks of esteem and confidence which he lies received doling this long Session; and oho Chamber adjoorned till two o'clock, when the two Chambers met, end the Mtwtntca of the I NITIIIIOII, Whig Introduced in the usual faun. closed the Semi.e by tbe folletring vetch, which he delivered in boob languages : HUM AND MMIGHT♦ Lois,—The King, in or. dosing me to close, In his name, the Session of the States. General, has at the same sire commissioned me to testify his satisfaction at the constant and asst. dooms care, which you hese shown in the thorough investigation of the various Projects of Lairs which have hero laid before yon, and of which 1 were of high importance. I shell not eneinerate them; bet it is agreeable to the King to be able to inform you, even before your Session is closed, that a very interesting Law. that on the National SIM', has been pot into fell elocution. end that lb. result answers the hopes which his &Noisy entertained. " Ilis Majesty thinks that equally satisfactory in formation may sone be given you respecting the other Lstio which you have liner had before you. lie will rejoice et it, because his ambition is the prosperity of the Sate, and its his beast the prosperity of the Na tion is inseparable firm his own Slippiness." Ilis En...llene, concluded by recommending lathe Members worthily to employ the interval till the neat Session in iniiistaining that spirit of concord which is the basis of the general welfare and Isappioess PARG,I. From the etisting discussions relative to Parr, Ite name of the Vizier, Ali Paths, has become more Than e'er notorious, and any particulars Mammies of hi character t fail at the present •oment to Te pendiarly interesting. The following specimens of his diplomatic correspondence, faithfully translated from the Greek originals, will exemplify his amiable and humane mode of treating with Isis neighbours, and in reminder with the very People whom we ate about to place ender Ms paternal cares— ALI PA 4 I4A TO Tlll PA AGUINOTILS. " I eV/ 'mike In you, 0 Pargsiontes, of the battle which I have fought this day at Prestos, and cif the victory which I bate obtained in the same, that I have gained possession of the place. There fore behold what I write to you; as you are my rieichbriors. I wish not to be at ear with you, only do )e send hither two or three persons. that we may confer together, and that ;no may resider yourselves subject to my sovereign. Whatever political Govern. went )no desire I shall be disposed to give you ; bet )ou will not do this, know that I amat war with if and the sin he upon your beads. • Presets. Oct. If. 1".Y4." COMMAND 01 111$ AEI ?AMA TO 711 E /AR• 40IYOTIb. " To you. 0 Perguinotes, I have nothiug to say, •tcept that I have written you • letter, and that you have not hearkened to my ward. ; that you are become rood, bevies* you know I have affairs elsewhere, bat that your pride will not redound to your good. I wish not to ruin you, or to send Tooke amen; you ; neither do I wish to effeminate you, only do ye drive nut or kill the French, and I will dispatch llama Effendi, who shall Met with you verbally on the whole alftir. •• Promo. 16th Oct. MP." ANIWtIII Of TUE PAINOVINOTILI TO ALI PAIIIA. " MOST 111611 ALI I. MI SALUTZ You.— We hare received your too letters, and we rejoice that you are in good health. Ike submission which you requite of es cannot possibly be admitted, bo rates, your liviva rumples lead et all to prefer the glorious derrit'of liberty to a diahonoorable and ty. termini bondage. 1..4 write to nen drive away or kill the French. Not only aro we enable to do hot even if we could we would not, becalm. for f.,ur centuries nor country has brio rood of her / owl frith, which has been often defended with her blond. Can we now, then, sully her glory and re. aped ?—Nn, never ! " T. threaten s.s unjustly is in pier power—bet threats are not worthy of great urn. We; how ever, have never sal:witted to threats, bat are habi tuated to glorious war in defence of the rights of our ("entry. (led is just— we are ready : we wail the liner to alArify the Giver of victory. Health! •• Paw. ltitf, Oct. 1;98." COMMAPID Of 1111 11 . 1GIIN1li ALI PASHA TO TUC P VI MOW " To ,ns, U l'argeinot►v, I have nothing to write, escept that the loser which you sent to mei. very ensile sod haughty; it is not a Kaden' paper; ■nd wisdom has not yet entered roar beads; and I tell you this: come and do as God commands you, for ibis is God's will and not that of men: and it yne wish that we should be erigithoors„ do what I write to you ; bet if you with not God will pettish you, and the sin be upon ;oar heads, for that which will inevitably happen. " Time paws; the army it collecting; after that my power will be of no avail; therefore turn, and he yourselres again. I wait your answer by hasten Etrepdi. '• l'reges,l9o CCI. LONDON: MOAT. MAY 28, 1819. According to the tenni of the public mind at this time, and to the aster* of the business before Parlia ment, it would mem that the Bank was the mein end even the sole prop of the Government its►lf. This opinion is erroneously founded, end as tar as it pre rails in the minds 4 foreigners, h mast considerably injure Great Britain in its connexion with every Continental State. Thr Bank hes already let down the fame and Noose of the country in t►e eyes of ell the civilized world, with which we have any traf fic end commersicatien ; and it is high lime a p►rven lion In its further deleterious poser were applied with effort. Whit ! shall the dominion of this ones greet and renowned country put its re:natation for honour, soliditl, and Int►grity upon the rondect of twenty. sit m►rcantile men, whose pursuit Is wealth alone? for who ever raised an stair, fora day only. to the probity of a Bank Director ? Shall the god Pfutus be the topiary deity to whom the sons of Albion offer ep their vows its this time of great distress?— Away with the thought ! and away with the venal pleaders in the obreqeioes Prints, sod t►eir sophistry ton, who would have it understood, that bet for the patrieiim of the Bank, the State would have been at a stand still In the middle of a war. Sappose it were so ; abet was the first recourse ment of the war, *hick every hoar tends to prove has been as dritructiue in its result, as it was fiber tidde in its criminencrenent ? Why the PACILITIEI of the Blink. It requires no profound seasoning to prove that the liAnn has been the occasion of all the miss hief and misery which this country endures. Its establishment was eedoebtedly (minded eis reason able mercantile grounds; but it her, ever since the beginning of the American war, run upon irra:innsl and political wheels ; and that with such fury, tha its alle-Isee, end the whole 'fracture itself, has been long besting from the eeglected friction, and• is now ready to burst into a flame. Let the Government then, whose timbers contain toe mach torclurood, keep clear of the fire, which other wise might run into one general conflagration. Lard Gates:l.LE, who was a gossip at the union of these two corrupt bodies, now confesses be did wrong to countenance the productive leading, and recom mends an immediate divorce; so do we. The sch►mes of Mr. Rtc'uno; the proposals of the Committee will all prove abortive, or which is worse, will produce a monster. Your ingots of gold for large sums, and the round pieces of gold to a smaller amount, which others recommend, with stomps on them, wlll all prove delusive, and will be attended with regretting and rrpentant relesions.— Under this regimen we shall go back again in civilisa tion, and give °cession for some moneys., to say of our currency, as Sums, the Poet, spoke of it i■ his days— _ c. other% were driven and disrent bin great 0w... awl la wedge. •quoire. Some to ;wild piales willoweoloolOaren..l CC !I C P:11. In short, without the repudiation spoken of, the whale nation's character will be committed sod in volved in the pecuniary proceedings of a handfed of telfish,designing money-changers, w bn,thwegh actually insolvent, have WA* impudence to Aare at thereto of from 10 to 15 per cent. on their Stock ,incleding 60. now: and encreesed capital. The Nation, which Is bleeding at every pore, cannot, will not leer these leeches to straw more of the life blond from Its heart. It therefore calls on the Minister of oar Finance., if he be the honest, upright man in prima, life, to assume a courage if hi base it not, sad shake of the dishonourable, the disgraceful connection, by malting the Bank smile with its creditors Instantly, I and if it cannot pay without selling its esablishments, let the C overarmed buy them, and make the eesscern ' its own at once. We bid him am frar the separated Caaneib. The Ration's Jmpyr and hi. awn arcane." Let him pay the Directors end Proprietors as they pay their customers, in promissory-noir:, for the duly honouring of which let them have the nation's pledge. This is the best security they can have, or de.erve to have; and since they have endangered the pillars of the State lay their outregenowly mercenary conduct, let the whole stand OT fall together. Eztract of a Letter front Limerick :••. 44 Mr. PATIIICIL OTLAIMITY, of Dolmen Castle, ill Ibis coenty, formerly of Dahlia and latterly is the wine besiness in London, hi? rec , wle received • Com. mission froze the Supreme Director. BOLIVAR, appointing him a Clitntirl in she Republican Army of Venezuela, and authorising him to raise a Regiment of ..anted Riflemen fur the service of the Republic. As anon as She news was merle public, numerous, bends of robes', healthy, fine foam men, from thel age of 10 In 30, amity, of the Counties of Tip. panty. Limerick, and Clare, rendered their service (the rifle 'puke being estreraely popular In this pert a Ireland), end sin doeht she Regiment, which is to he 100 strong, will soon be completed, sprattis of UM names bating been within these few days enrolled. Thus do these 11/111P fellows leave their cows. try,from their devoth n to thecae., of liberty. sud their full confidence in the zeal, course, anti military talents of their pathetic countryman auJ Coleuel.". PRt(E ov 'roots Till: UAT AT ONR O'CLOCK Hank !tiftek 6 pet (:rot. how. 1 mil 101 3 perfent Met 66j1 India Hoed* 8 11 dn. 3 per Gm. Cour. ek nal lAII/ Ann. 171 le per Cr... 71 Eackniser bah 3 2 4 dig. immol. far Arr. 171 sql ossisis 4 per Cest.B3lll • THE STATESMA A'. THE STATESMAN. NAVAL INTRLLIGENCE. To rex EDITOR or res STATESM.I.V. Sta,—l lose no time in informing yew, that the report in your Paper of the last treeing, of the ob. serrations made by me on Major CAUTVIRIIIIIT . II Address to the 'Won of Westminster, is not quite cornet, either as to omission or imertion-11 is less stroni in some miter% end mars strong In others. I Wok it right to mod you this intelligence at once, that the Major may not take for granted that the report has been authenticated by me, in the same Ivey as ►e has taken for granted in his Isle pamphlet, that 1 received a letter *hie\ I Dever did receive. I am, Sir. Your obedient serum, Whition Park. Mat IL JOHN 110111101'SP. DEAL. MAT 27.—Came down from the Itiver and sailed, the Almorah. Winter, from tioneat ; my, White, for Quebec Gentge and J.eses, Chat. win, for St. Mary'.; H.zard, Onward, for New. reendimed ; and the iwith, for lime. POITSAIOUTU. MAY —Arrived Nat night the D e l i aord, YOUNG from '4. Vincent's, set 41day. ; and General GrOant, Weetherhrad, from &Naha,. —Sailed the Lion Wier, en a maize. PLYINCUTII, Mar !6.—Arrived the br:g Lawson, from Gihr •llar. for ostler', with int,io troop, on board; 21 do's passage; pet antler laa. ranting. Ltsegrooe. MAY 28.—The Princess Charlotte packet, from Jamaica to Falmouth, real lost au the 28th March, on the fingsties; about 10,000 dollats were lest • the Mail, Captain, crew, and passenge r , , hid arrived at Nessus, New Providroce, and were le proceed to England in the seh Primrose, which vessel bad been taken op for the peewee ; the packet is meter! to base had specie on board to the amount of 320,000 dollars.—The Fairfield. Elie.. from Aes-Cayes, for Liverpool, was lost on a reef ofr Attwood's.key, on the 28th Marcie, and 15 bags of rode., and 38 begs of cocoa, were all that were sewed; the Copiale and tree arrived at Nissan, New Providence.—The Rostock. lieshbv, front hence, arrived at Cad's, was boarded off Cape Si. Mary's, by the Constitetien, Insurgent privateer, she informed them that they had cowered a Spanish ship, with two millions of depilate on board. M ARCATA. MAT 27.—The wreck reported yester day proves to hr the Fortuna, Epler, of and hem Ilembergh, for the Ravennah, with a cargo of line,, glass, gin, and stone, totally lost on the Keetisk Knock, Osi the night of the 24th Wet. The rosily sir. newsy( the crew are the Mester, Second Mate, car penter. end C. Oster well, a seaman, wbe were saved by a best belonging to this place, and landed here lost 'eight, in a trey exhausted sew*, having tient •ipmed nearly ten da) 4 and nights on a pert of the as reek ghee to the assail; and, in addition to their awn satfe.iaa•, itrieseed the melancholy fate of the remainder of the tree (.even its Dumber), sod four pp...angers. ANOIIII it ACCOUNT OF VIE LOaa Or Tilt: " !Ware. Mat PHINLFSS t'll Um() FR: Pat Al:r. ti er n ws i the Doris... Kr • t le-, had a sent g.ITCUPOOL, MAT tti.— foe Robert, Stroll. et. rem, oat 'a cow face Pros fem. The KO, 181414 tired 1 Nesse., N. P. from when ce she sailed the resslners to an well. t.igned) "J. %a Mantel—D. I). DAVIS" 117th nit. brings an account of the loss of the Printeas Charlotte Pocket, from Jamaica, on the llogatiee. The Mach's, of (hot:meta visited the Duchess of Kent yesterday morning fot some lime. Kee- I The paseengere end the crew, together with the Mail sington Palace was gamin thronged with company. and specie, with the eareptioa of shies 30,1100 were all !laved, and carried into Crooked Island ; the Yesterday the Pnixce Rioter audiences to Viscount C 30,000 dollars above-mentioned were left in the iIaTI.IRFAOO and the Marquis of Aatet.a. set. Lord ARRAN valid his respects to the Itkag" wreck, and there was little doubt hut they would boa upon his arrival in England. saved. Th. Captain of the picket bad arrived at teevrecir OF A LATTER ?Roe FARIS, NIT 22. Names, and chartered the erhooner Primrose, in which he sailed eo the 14th sit. for Crook's, Island, " The utmost rare is taken to 'teary every chance of en heir to the Hoes, of Bourbon. The Ditcher. of • to bring the Mall, pawners, and specie to England. Nan, being in the sizth month of her pregnancy is ! P. S. O ee @anen t o f th e l os s o f t h e P l i ncets not a ll owe d to en oat in a carriage; and as she it fend i rke g i e rie packet states the accident to have hep. tined on the 28th of March; this meet be incnr. of she Italian Opera, the orangery of her Pelle, is pulled let places and a theatre constrected, where shel.red. as she did not .ail from Jamaica until the 29th; has Italian Orr" set" three litres • ""k• The yet there is not the least doubt bet she is lost. on ly m yth, s h e is remitted In take is en occasional walk with the Duke in the Champs Fly sees, I Abstract of the Rill brought into the Meese of which run by the bottom of the garden.-- , Commons by the Arroarate-Garieust., for present. She enjoys very good health, and she Duke • tog the enlistment of Liiitiah *Ojeda in the emiee Is very *lterative to her slightest wants and of Foreign States, without the pernsisaioe of their elides ; indeed, be displays car more conjugal attest- • own ti,vernment :—" The first clause repeals the tiara, we will tent sty virtues, then we gave him Cr,. i a 'oral Atte of the 9th and 29th of Geo. 11. and the die for, hut be teas noose , nn hit bands to j ustify (ho. 111., which w •re passed fora weir similer casional inattention :—lst. The mot his consort's to the present, bet which, from their wording coo d og oel i wn d e mand. 2. Tn keep the ()Urea in good nit be made applicable t. the 'listing cal. of South humour, who call him their chief, a title he dupe note America. The second clause enacts, that any pet. we are sorry to say, disavow; but every body knots* son who shall enlist, or engage to valise, its the ler that be is no politician, and that big knowledge of vies deny foreign ' Power, Prince, State, Potts the been sere far 'greeds that of politics, and be pre.' tate, Colooy, Province, or part of any Province, or fe.s the of MSS. BROW'S and Mitt Viacom*. I People, or of any Person or Persons esercisiug, or we tog her pardon, the Marquise de --, to the in. I maiming to mettle the Powers of Government,' foliate discourses of FrregAlltg, VITUOLLFS ‘ &r. I without relines permission from his own Sovereign [Th► above Nate was rent to oar 0111 re for it:wiles i• serlerdat't Sr& re. vet. sad woold have been moot gladly jo wled. bat the Paper was &email, Wetted ap is the pres s Ike miaale• before its arrival.-1 a.) To rna EDI7YIR er rna STATES-VAN. - •-•••••-- Stn,—ln your Report of Sir F. Brit.ortes ad. mirairl• vents to his Constituents, on Monday' last, put haws owl tell the very jest ealngy which he passed open a Pamphlet which has invt appeared under thititle of .1 Defence of the People. in re ply to Lord Eivaima's doable attempt at • Drfence of the Whigs. In compliance with the recosammida. lion of oar Repreventatise, I lost no time in making myself squinted with its contents; and I have no he. citation in saying, that every Englishman whose heart beats for ireih and liberty, will read this Pamphlet with renewed confidence in the Cease of Reform, and with the deepest gratitude and admiration of the is. lents and courage of the Author.—l am, Civ, AN 'fur Draw's or KENT.—Yesterday morning, shoot half past nine o'clork, Dr. Mists risi:cd the Dockets of KENT; soon after which the following Bulletin weeistoed:— _ - - Letters hate been received in the City. dated Cale of Good Hope, March 20.—A1l the troops which could he muater►d, swoon ttt it og to nearly 3tXXI men, were emharkitog fur the Coin Ihogicte, which ate •bout 6(l0 miles distant from Cape Toon. The want of cavalry was reverely felt. H► a letter from A. Astottroor, Eyq. Vice•Consel for Portugal, Brasil, and Algoma, to the ?Mortal) , et Lloyd'it, it appears that an Mitt has been issued by the Board of Commerce at Lisbon. dated 4th boat. listing that convoy will be given until the cow. menerwient of July to all ships that may need, and he ready to avail themselves of it, for the ports of Pars, Altianhano, Pernambuco, Bahia, and Rio Ja. neirn. The period allowed for reporting such In. tentinn to the Board is to the end of the present month, when a list will be prepared by the said Booed, in order that the mire) ing ships of war may be regulated accordingly. S. great is the alarm in the city repotting the Princes, Charlotte packet, from J•insicl. not haw. ing arrived, although vessels which sailed ',sera' days after her hap long since arrived, that policies of insurance have been effected at ■ premium of R 5 guineas per rent. to a very considerable amount. It is said she has on hoard between 5 end 600,000 dol lars for British merchants, 50,000 of which are for one hoes* alone. A letter from Stockholm, (1.0,4 the 14th ;no. nes —" The departure of the Coots Puma: to the estop et &hones baa been positively filed for the 22d. The King, whose hones were NMI forward some. days before, will follow on the 3J of June. Com. plaints have • second time Ivern brought berme his Majea'y by the Regency of Norway, against M. GUAM, the Constil.Ceneral at Copenhagen. for hav ing, in the pompom delive,orl to them, &ghosted Norwegian sailors es Swediak sulj, rte. Count or Government, shall be deemed guilty of a Wide ns. . (By ,be flnitPli Acts, such of was declared capital.) The penalties of the present law are , not to bare • retrospective elect. Offenders may be apprehended by warrant of • Justice of Peacw, on information upon oath, and either cos. mitred for trial, or held to bail. All vessels kering persons on board engaged in foreign service, may OW detained at the ports from which they are shoot to sail, by any of the principal Officers of his Majesty's Cartoma, o►, if there be none sorb, by any Gower. nor or persons haying the chief civil commend of tbss said ports. The gnawers of ships, &c. knowingly having on board persons so enlisted, to be lishle to pay a penalty for each individual. Venous fitting oat armed vessels to aid in military operations as aforesaid, oishout licence, or issoirsg commissions for ships, upon conviction thereof, to be perished by fine mid imprissonmest, or either of them, sail the 'Mot, wills every thing on board, may be 6441- yd, prosecuted, and condemned, le like •.aoner ■s •hips are proceeded •g•iest for any breach of lb. It eeeeee or Navigati•.n lases. Any persons oldie( or abetting in any way, the ensploymeol of Teasel, of war for the purposes prohibited by this Act, in be liable to fine and imprisonmeol, or either, epos& convittion Meteor." The folloning Crosier has been jest Weed. It h1:11M LIIIN, grandson of fho Fieltl.gaishal of that nano., and tie first Ili esker in the Sordi.h 1)10, has, In the g I regret of all Sweden, been dyptive4l of derives pocoliar intotost from the rircontranco of the Bill now in the Moose of Commons to prevent th• enlistment of Iliitish subjects in the service of soy Foreign Power ; e Bi!I which, prof's, ng to act en tie princirlo of neutrality, directly a*. to the laser- Rent Piatinces of Satoh Ansestca, ot.d fonds to is. vette the ! T own of liberty in that lotorro•tng quarter of the world : . . ... .. his sight by • rat t. Every one oho has set. n. lite!, watched the proceedings of the Seedials De, oitoce IN tnnit know with •hat intipoidity and stelen•as he attacked the hi iniatets to he tteeer he deemed them in the wrong, and how ardently he poisght to establish the same I r;neiples of national Representation here as in England. Finding hintsolt defeated in all his attempts, he sithdtew himself from the last Diet, a few months before the terni;uss. " War.oll,e, Mat 26, 18:2. lion of ii, F.iiiingg.elp , egging his flew: tuingliou urger assiu to assist et its delibeistioos." " St•,—t hive to desire that yo• Will traesmit t• the S.•eretsry st %Var, with she least possible delay, a li+t of all ltriligh Offirets inyner agency. whethe►ea lialf.psy or otherwise (with their respective rash), o ho *say he now holding any military appoletwe•t i• 'be Spintish t r Poo taw', fieftlee, or in the Iff rim if any l•lorisn Poser —I aft, Sir, your most obedient bassists set not, W. MERRY .•• The Waterford Mirror, of the ?Id inst. states that trarquillity hob been perfectly restored in that city. Two persons charged with tintoosly assomblirg with ethers, on the 17th, were tried on the it", found coati, auJ ordered to be imprisoned for short torus.