The Statesman. — London, England, 1819-01-11 00:00:00

A teller from Madrid, of the 10th Dereatber, speaks of a plan of the Minister Irujo, for the per of striking a great blow in South America. Ho thinks of raising the expeditionary troops to 40,q00 men, to he thus dietriboted-10,000 against Veen anela and New Granada; 8000 against Mexico ;1 1.000 against Harreos Ayres; and 8000 alai.* A:veri f ieg lee Sown.' published is Italy, the -Jesuit., shier their restoration, are already he pos session of three Colleges in Piedmont ; another at Ferrer., in the States of the Pope; of as Institution in the Comity of Lancaster, in England ; of a second Institatiost firer I)ablin, in Ireland; of a College et Fulmar!, in Soliaerlaad ; sad lastly, of several esta- Nehmen,' is Meaico. Them ferns prove that the predictions of certain persona, *tick It was attempt. •d to tern late ridicule, * were not dastilato of foundation. AIrFAIR.OF FIJALOt.s. The trial of Genets had Besesere-Veyanc, noosed of being accomplices lel the it Amin 'larder of M. Fealties, still occupies the Assize Cosset of AUsi The prolixity of ties proceedings in this affair appear to bay* hems ealtansted public curiosity ; bet, on the 48th nil., the day on which Madame Mansell gave her deposition, she a of the Court were thronged, and the interior of the hell presented the most brilliant assembly. All eyes accompanied her le the witness's seat, and remained directed towards The Judge addressed to her the following 'shorts tioa hladame yes steadied epos, le furtherance of Justice, to reveal 111 you know relative to 8 ter• aible frier, In order that the guilty may be dia. covered. You base not always spokes the troth.— We know that at those times you were restrained Sy alarms which had been secretly inspired : bet to-day the sense motives no longer exist, Rod yea might to feel wort. Yoe weremado to take a dreadful oath, to pin your secrecy ; that oath retold not be bind. log. The one one you take to-day, in the cause of justice, bears a very different solemnity; its sacred character differs entirely from that which was ad. ministered by force eters bloody corpse. It Is be. fere God, in the prerfrence of ibis Coen and the Jury, abet yes engage to tell t►e truth : let es bear it me- Wontedly." _ _ Madeso - e Manson then prneeeded with her deposi- ties, which diflered train what she delivered at the former trial only by her staling, that in the then Lion of her mind, she had fergotton teetotalers an im portant fact, *WM was, that she heard tLe rustling of papers at the moment that M. Fealdes exclaimed, 44 I have left yee ell I possess 9 ." She destribed her self as brims disguised li. psotalertas and a blue sprit. ver, eases the lapels* of her mysterines badiscretion led her to the thee re of the crime. She asserted, in the meat unequivocal terms, th.t Genes and Setaiero. Irma , the tree accused persons at the bar, were ' amesisett the perpetrators of the murder, and post tj,My retoswitted their features. Several facts in tiodderme were Orem" presemptiee proof or their atervaplietry. One beached and tete witnesses have already Mee peetsioed: it is rapeseed that a few more littieffl ems, conclude the came. Freoe.a Feeds, Jan. 5. Floe ket Coal& 571.40 m Nitik Aiek, 1443 e. il i asraurr, Deo. 3.—lt la sehl that Bavaria Its it acceded to the engagement speed upon at Alt-le-Ceopelle, Maths to bee future relatious with the Home of FLAND le RS MAIL. Beusszt.s, SAL 7.—His Majesty the King de. reeled yesterday for the Hogue, but his absence from Brussels will only be for a few days. A is from Valenciennes say, a dreadful ac. cadent has cased great regret in oar city. The Vis count de Chinning, Captain in the first Regiment of the R. yal Girard, and Knight of she logints of 'Bonner, cal bees thrown from his horse upon a Imp of stones, and died • quarter of an hour after wards. This brave Officer had been fourteen years in the service, had been its all the campaigns, bad returned side and sound from Moscow, and sow has lest his Ilfi on a petty of pleasure. 3F COM) CIIAMBLROF TIIF, STATLS GENERAL, J•mutitv 6. The Assembly met at neon iu a General Com ohm. At three-quarters past twelve tats Sitting be. came public. The Precis Verbal was reed and up proved. The Clerk then read the Prams Verbal of the Secret Committee of the whole Chamber, on the Slat of December sad 4th sod 6th of January, which were adopted. It appears from them, that in the first of these secret sittings, a Project of Lao was presented, proposing to lay a ditty ou potash, soda ' and weed-ashes, with a view of taking off after wards the duty on mattefactered soap. The second sitting was employed in reading the Report of the Central Section, and in the discussion of this important law, the grounds sod regulations of which were explained and defended by his Excel lency M. Appetites, Director-General of the Excise and the Esport and Import Deltas. The law being pet to the vote, was adopted, by a majority of 64 votes to two, and sent to the first Chamber for its sanction. In the third Sitting a message from the first Chamber was communicated, ciog abet it had agreed to the law. The Chamber then put an end to secret proceraings adopted by this subject, and nothing elms being on the Order of the Day, the Chamber rose sod ad journed indefinitely. NeTx.—The Law which has jest been passed is of the highest importance to oar artap-manefacterers, and couriers wets immediately dispatched to all parts of the kingdom, in order to prevent fraud and the introduction of new materials from foreign countries. It is thought that the duty on manufactured soap will continue for some mouths longer. Vivuuk, Dec. I.3.—The merchant Abraham Ur. fenheimer, who had suspended his payments for souse time, appeared yesterday on 'Change. This house, es was expected, had made ■n errangement with its creditors. The 'sent has caused a great sensation among the merchants. There is again a great deal of bushels doing on our &change, perilcularly in fo reign paper. RAITADT, DEC. 20.—1 t is said that tine Court of Bavaria Is out satisfied with the iudeasui'itts assigned • S.' TT TV, STATFAMAN to it at Aia-ts.ollopette, fee the loss of tabor of fts ileb pprovlnces, foe • it boo not yet obtai n ed • safß. Iciest recompose s and that It has add resse d sew re masstrasceo to I Malt Maud Powers. mocr. ur srocKs rlist %at st.et 1 per riot. Kett 7E4 3 per Cent C., 17 j •I pet Cent. Sii 4.4441460 Ace ;91 4p Cwt. 9M DAY AT on O'CLOCK. 3pm w ow. ! u 106 11ea416 30 11Sp Liam Ana. yO 1.1411 lizeiwaser DMY 1/110 p 44 ilk 'Welts is stated to be already to pessis sion of three Colleges in • Piedineot ; smellier at Ferrara, is the Stites of the Pon; of en bottle. ties is tbe Coonty of Lancaster, In Hoglund; of a spread Institetloo nssr Dublin, in Ireland; of a College at Friberg, in Switzerland ; and lastly, of sewers! establishments in bleak°. The re-establish ment of this immoral, crafty, ■od ambitious Order, reflects indelible disgrace upon POPE CESAILOTEI, and these Sove►eigns who have supported him. The Papers from Madrid inform sr , i, that the Dew Premier intends to said writes expeditions to Smith America, consisting in ail of not less then 43,000 mesh Of these, it is said, 10,000 are to proceed to Venezuela and New Craned., 8000 to Mexico, 14,000 to Buenos Ayres, sod 8000 to Chili. The Spanish Minister may SWIM the Spanish Public with planning such formidable espeditions, but it is tn. tally impossible to realize them. It is easier to talk of such projects than to perform them. On Thursday seat the *otiosely anticipated Meet ing of Parlimpet takes place. It will be an import ant Session, for besides the sew orpoisationwhich it will present, Imre topics of public interest must come under legislative revision then ban been presented to any Parliament within the memory oilman. The Royal Speech, which on this occasion cannot be el towhee made op of subjects of insipidity, will be the first object of curiosity to the Public, and of dinessloo in the Hone. And truly, most justly, ■ subject of curiosity, for the topics arose many and so serious in the present state of the country to which it ought to refer, that it is impossible not lo be all anziety to learn which of them are selected for notice, sod the colouring give, to those that are selected. Then cannot be a doubt that the duties both of Ministers end Parliament are become both seduces and swot. It is true we are at pace with all the wetid ; bet it would net leech lupin self Ministers find them selves in more perplexity and difficulty than they ea. minced during the whole of !hewer; and nisch less able to satisfy theeountry on attendees albeit estro gen. Though we are not at war with oer neighbor rs— though we have not armies of foreign enemies to op pose, we are selTering from its effects, some of which are only beginning to display themselves in their tree character, and with many of which the contest must be skilful, energetic, and persevering, or the cense. ounces will be more drsedful than if en landing force had landed on our shores. The Poor Lowe are an evil not to be passed over now, with a trivial no tic,. If the Ministry be disposed to pets them over lightly, there are those who will not suffer their Mill. chief, to be concealed in Lord CAITLEIMAOIe, mists, Nor the remedy to letypeetreind without a stroge4e; and were not this the fact, they world obtrude them- Pelves on the attention of the Legislature, and force discussion. The system itself is bad, bet Motion has mainly enntribated to the display of its defor mity, and unless some means be discovered to lessen it, there is no core for that deformity bat starv ing a million or two of people to death. What sill he say of these laws and the situation of the country, as connected with tendon, and gro gelling profligacy, holding out Mignonette to idle ness and imposture, and going well nigh to oppress thousands of the honest and iodoettion @menet the middling classes of society. Is this pest to the na tion to caution? There a►e rumours of savings in certain quarters, of retrenchments and economy and self-denial, bet ws place no reliance on them. They come in too questionable a shape to d credit, and they circulate under circumstances of so much repent., and parade, and in company with projects of palace building and street making. as to induce the belief, that whatever is sewed one vray will be spent in another. Whet will be said of the Paper System, as connected not only with the trade of the country, but the morels of the People at large, as inducing unbounded speculation, follow ed by bankruptcies that involve thousands in rein, as affording facilities and encouragement to forgery, and monthly placing scores of miserable wretches at the bar of their country, from which they are trans. ferred to the gallows. Will Lord CAIITLMEAGH dare to look this evil is the face ? Or ere we still to continue the system of gambling end banging ? Ara the Bank. Directors to resesin masters of the cir culating medium, and arbiters between life and death of those who do not resist the implode°s held oat to them ? What will they say of Reform in the Penal Code, under the discipline of which crimes ire are increas ing, both in number and atrocity, and in defiance of which forged notes have bown issued from the very room where the victim to the law was lying deed, after bovine been hanged for forgery. Some motti holier ought to be made In this Code, the most bloody, it is said, in Europe. S..me great harrier ought to be mired against the progress of crime, which it seems is not to be impeded by severity, nor resisted by terror. Is this system if, continue? Are we longer to have laws imposing the same punish ment, and that the punishment of death, for two hundred species of crime—laws which can not be etecated without nutroging humanity end justice— laws which are not 'executed once in twenty time.. when their penalty is incurred,—laws of which the decree of execution Is left to the discretion of the Judge, which Judge,according to the temperament or his inind,may Of may not devote the culprit to ? —There is no greater evil in this country than the Code of I'ru'l Laws. It is yacidedly iiittfident , t •••••••....‘or n - in soapy gases it Is inischieseoue In the high est grre ; and if pe say, that tokdoes dose it p r , dace moral improvement, wtkos "'A arsay it rm fe of contradiction.—What old :hey say to the pug s ; into the abuses of charitable institattons ? Is a .* to be thrown oar, the tinware/el discovivieso, made, and a atop pat le hither inyes(ici•irm? 0, will it be determined to look the statject throw, I to Min imposters to jostle.; end of k. the dish testate their 111.1011. n gains? Tee Minister) &pew! lag out its patronage, this must be a ticklish I.nl. ti one, determined to do tight, resting on its methods and manifested determination to promote the po i . lie good, it soled not create one dooht or fesr..; - Men ineeeoced by a love of justice, and by a desire' to promote the Improvement of their felloo.ese s , tares, woold It once say " enquire. It metiers net who is meted : our cause is oar country ; and it will be our honour, that Peer! one Of oar country. men should enjoy that whirls justly beloitgo hill. If there be those who have robbed the p .er, and who are withholding from the wady thee which is their dee, let them be eepoied ; lee Iw o be made to disgorge " This lose not, nn' all owns slots,, been the language of Minims/I. We hops*, Session will not be permitted to dose without mug Radical Reforms—without some progress in the es. tensinis of the Elective Fianclikee; without Catholic Esesocipation ; without guest retrenchments in the public espeediturs; without the revision of the Po. sal Code ; without the restoration of all endowed charities to their proper purposes; without an el*. teal moral prison discipline, and • rational system of taking care of the poor. If Parliament break op before all this be done, or pet into progress, it will not do its duty. The habit has been with some Per. figments to postpone, from Session to Session, dill. cult questions. Postponement on all of these only makes she diffieelty water. And new we ere at peace there is washing to distract the &Montle° of the Legislative Body from their eoestry's internal weals. BRIGHTON, JAN. B.—At half-part seven o'clotk this man, the Palace Runur wired it the Pa vilion from Carltomhilam. In the morning the Doke of Yogic returned a second visit to his lila airs Brother. His Rays! Ilighness ',riposted anthag the fahionsblit promeaaders aftertionn, in the full eujnymont of health and spirits. His Ezeidleacy Count Mumma arrived obi" afternoms, sad distal with the Hoist Party. To-marrow the Archtlaba M A IMII.IA rival:meted here one visit to the Petite 14cl:our, span the thronination of his tsar through oat the United Kingdom. Friday the Earl of [Avenel:Poses vs the iratCahieet Daher for the amens, at his h•rise In Whitehall, •bieb was attended by the Earl of HARsowsT, dirt CHANCRI.I.9II of the ESCROW/RR, V.4c , SY MIL- Ttu.r., the Esti et Minssave. the Disko of Wet, LIMITTON, ViscNnt Su:moves. (be Foi.l Otei:visr, Mr. CASSINO, Mr. BATHURST, Mr WELLVLCY Pots, sod Ur. nostivion. Tie Edri of rime to tows so be present. Time E'rl of V% c.T MORLAND was rut of town. .110 LORD CIASCRLLOtt loud Viseosnt CAvrtettltecitt Hors Own,. Ysbos is their esetiesed initispsintressi • Tim Kriet 10-41kf1.4 l inters sessistesest,boisig still In theCobisset, thns(h omit Is AS% TI. N.bl. Karl was sire pr owlet at the Patsies Rsaeme's Cowl N Thur4dly . This was the first Cabinet Dinner rho Dsko of Wst.unorciss has bees present at since Ms appoist sent to office. The Cabinet is new probably the most sameroes shat it has ever been, consistiog of Irises. The Margeis and Marchioness of L►aeooWlsa and family are espected is town me Wedenday seat, from their met, Beamed Park, Welts. The Foul and Countess of Se►eoe mod family are expected to arrive that day at iltoir hoes. in Arlin'. ton-street, from their seat Croatelk Hell, Lea. eashire. Lord Hoz.t.trin entertained a large party if dig. unction yesterday at Holland boost A letter from Ramsgate of the Sib last. says— " Arrived from Calais the Act pocket, baling ea board the Vackeel GOOLAN Mimosa Santa sad elite, on a mission from the Nabob of Stilton to the Cnort of Great Britain. The Vackeet mow by the way of Egypt, whither he bad arrived by the Keil Sen. Hie Earellenry, who isa bne pertly man, of noble mien, apparently about 3E yews of age, and dressed after the Persian fasttioo, is aimless to reach the English capital with the least possible de lay. His Facellencr is accompanied to England by Dr. RAMSAY, in the character of interpreter. After taking breakfast (a roasted fowl, ac.) at the Royal Oak Inn, his Escellency and stile set forward fat London in a coach and Nor." All the storeships SIP in felon, in every respect, to be considered as eery transports, and ate I. new the Navy Board van end ensign. The following ships ere ceder insendisto repair at Portsmouth Dock-Turd :—Boyne, 9.3; Eulinberrih, 75; Benhow, 74; 'frincolo, 18 ; Weser, 18. The Riven, SO, end s.pion. 74. ire bunking up. The Active frigate is ordered to be got ready for commission. Lieutenant Sourtory is appointed to eomineed the Fivalark schooner ; Mr. R. ORTON, Master, is pointed to the S)bille. The followirt R►giments are under orders to es hark at Cork for foreign serflike :—Tlte 27th fee Gibraltar; 50th end 92d for Jamaica; 82d for the Mauritius; 20th fnr St. Helena ; 45th for Ceylon. Ihe 3J West India teeim►nt, at „tweak& and the lishirne Islands, and the 4th West Jodie regiment, at Gibraltar. are both to be tsken by the t►an•pnrts to Siert@ Leone, to he disbanded. The 2 4 24 rigis vent is to return benne form tie Mauritius. The 20th regiment b 1111 additional corps to he station•+ at St. Ilelese (tbe 66th being there) owing to the reduction recently made in the number of oleo its each regiteMt._ . . he Life/ fsigute, lion. 11. DIPSCUS. Is ordered to Portsynooth, Is to toils Ftelfl.ll , l , -hat Lord Dtaterons, hi Chief of the l'ot tutting The Reeolotiostabs, 44, Caplets the How. nate wool) l'et.t.tw, Is Offing for the Aletliterraneen.— The Nautilus, Ceptsin Cat APSIAN, is to be fitted for fo,eigo service. The Devtlitiousire is to come to AT'. LIELh/Vd. liesteisant Coghisn, of t►e navy, arrived in tow■ en Thursday morning, with dispatches frout Sir H. IMMO, which were brought ►y the Buotbey Castle, which vessel was obliged by contrary winds to pot into Croo►haren, after s tedious passage of nine weeks. Ministers ►owever did trot dais tieedeptive the Attorney and Solicitor.Geoetil of their rest. nor has the Public beets alarmed by any sew pint. We have beM (steeled efifh the follotwing account of sere recent trausactions there, which is extracted frees a letter : " • most disgracer's! seine wee presented to the inhabitant, of St. Ileletra a few days past. Messrs. ringtoo, at the Ceps, :hipped on hoard of a brig, which arrived here. a car:lege for General Bertrand, which had been ordered leveret months before to be made in India, with the knowledge sad content of the Governor. The moment it wes known to be en beard, the greatest beetle and emeriti*. prevailed assougst the Staff here. The onfortenstAehirte was landed, the lining ripped op, the bedy,4anela, and every atom of It broken to pieces, aud Ste frogmen's scattered 'boot the wharf, spots the ridiculous pre test that letters foe ileeepaete might be concealed in some pert of it. " In cons:Keene, of the prohibition of intercourse between Bonaperte's followers and the iolsobitsnts, the tradessneo to whom the Preacher. indebted, find it impossible to ribi-in payment of their bills. Up wards of a thousand pounds have been due by them for a considerable time to s huese het., not a far- Beteg of which can be obtained. People are afraid of mentioning their names in public, •r of seen being seem at the same skits of the street with them, lest they should become objects of suspicion to the Adjutant-Gower - A. A new horse Is building foe Bonaparte, in a hollow, abort two hundred yards from where he sow lives. It is supposed that it will reqeire Nor yeses to finish it, sod that it will cost, when &Risked, essay thossandipeasids ; no preparation having bees made for 'raffle, the timber into frame before it wee shipped from kligland—sod as the whole most be carried op the oloisetaits, chiefly by the labour of men, the disadvantage of a new and damp building will be united to all the sunsuit. Wenn* of the menet residence. Bonaparte is seen shroud, and neither the Governor nor any other Englishman tees' no more oboist him thin that the orderly Captain occasionally gets a glimpse of him through the window-blinds." THE STATES, LONDON lt o 11101MILY, JANUARY 11, 1819. The cause of the N I ,. Patriots continues to receive powerful reinforcements from this coun try. Colonel URMAR has dispatched another ship (the Hero), with 120 men on beard, who have so. luntee►ed for the service of the Smyth American In. dependents. The vessel sailed on Thursday last: the men were in high health and spirits; and se enthu siastic are oar disbanded soldiers for this pnpulsr ser. wire, that the Colonel would not have the least difli ceity in raising 10,000 men. All those he has ship. pod are young men under 30 years of age, is good health, and of sound constitution: none are accepted that have not been is actual service. Col. UMIAK if actively engaged at present in raising a body of 600 men, to form a regiment of cavalry, to be armed with a sabre, pistols, and short rifle; the regiment will principally consist of men who have served in the German Legion. A complete Medical Staff sailed on board the Perseverance, at the beginning of this month. The ships which are to take out the cavalry corps are expected to be ready for sea in the course of the present week, and the Colonel, it is said, will proceed with them. Paris Papers to the ills inst., and Flanders and Getman Journals to theme. dale, Iwo arrived since our last. The French Fonds continua to ilactuste. The 5 per Cents. left of on Tuesday at 67f. 40r. ; but srcording to private letters they rose next day to GTE 60c.—Tims rate of etching. with London was 231. 40c. Considerable alterations are mak ing in the secondary departments of the Mini. nitration. All the Until? Secreieryships of State are to be suppressed, and replaced by grand divisions, under the title of Directors-General.— One, it is affirmed, will be appointed for public wor ship. Among the persons wbo are tar dliellgege these important functions, the Councillors of Stale GUMMY. and CAMILLO JOURDAN its mentioned. M. D'Au- Dt►raaT has been re-established in the place of First Clerk of the General Board of Finances, which had been suppressed by Count ter of the Interior, it is said, intends to revive the public eshibitlon of the principal products of French industry, ender regulations to be framed by a Commission which bas been appointed for that purpose. According to letters from Rochefort, of the 3lst alt. the Rhone and Durance, fete-ships, were on the point of sailing from the roads of he late of Alt, for China. A squadron of five vessels 113, also about to sail from the same roads for Sene gal. Thirteen rogliih vessels were loading with brandy in the Charaote. The recently-revieed Or- j To CI a, stank' inor tilt nation The V Stella their i aertiet tinari which she se 00. i for as INIPIII. selvri she al allenl ••n lAw