The Statesman. — London, England, 1819-04-27 00:00:00

I\. I - AIN THE STATIMMAI4 gitennotties imperially.. and hi. hegged the Hens* world attrnd to it in a totem stair. 'weer was three gists' to twine in the Bill. Go*. GASCOTNE sriskott to ►now w►en the Bill limpid be brosibt in, to give tine for those interested to rnquirr into is ? Mr. ROBINSON eriJ, h• invent to bring in tit. trunwirrnw, het Owe would by g i ves b etween t h e kW end serronri reeding. Mr. MARTIN. of (Wormy, i• eassplitrica ebb the ',groat el Mr. V. Wok., postmesod his me. Lion as to the emelect or so Irish Judge, mail 'theirs. day. r J. NEWPORT mo►ed far a statement of the winner in which the losers! Ogees in the Depa►t ments of Eerier. in Eogland, Ireland. sod Seotlaod, wore illert, and thrnegh whet eheneel appointssesits t o shone Ogees taste recommended. After a few words fee■ Lord CASTLEREAGH, the Mellon we• ', roo d to. Lard CLIVE breeght up the Bill for pre►enting It.iltery at Ei.etions in the Borough of Barnstaple; rest! • liest time, end ordered to bo read a wood time this day foresight; that the Dill should be panted, and a copy forwarded to the Mayor of Berssisple, with directions thee be should order the same to be sized to the deem of the Town 11.11 ; and, further, that notice should be served on Ilse parties eonerreed. It was also further ordered, this the Speaker s►ould pompon* haying Ms Writ for the eleolies of a Member anal this day fort night. Gen. HART sewed fo! certain &tans arosectod with the Esclse la litelsod, sad too @path:sties of Kayo 14.'14 far Illicit distillaties.— Ordered. Geo. HART gage Notice that es the 29th isstest Itis woad OMB for kilt, to brim in • Kill to repeal ell those parts of the 49th of the King. which as therised the levylag ittes es tows lauds for illicit distillation. al►. GRANT wished the Gallant Getters, to post roe his modes a few days, as be bad this night to present important papers on the subject, which could not be is the bands of Mearbers by that time. Geo. HART could not see the necessity of post. petting his mimics OR account of papers. The sebj►ct had &heady beea three years soder the caosiderailoe of the Home. Mr. GRANT said, the Papers be bed to present hod not and would net, If the Renewable General persisted, be ender the cessWendea of the Hoes* then days. Mr. W. PARNELI trusted his Ilenoerable Friend world not delay his tootles ►or a single day, nod thee prolong • system the most abominable, by srliels the 'twee:et are made asswerelde for the crimes of the guilty . Sir J. NEWPORT bast the motion should be pettpweed ; Note was already selleient beslness before the House for every 'seeing is the present week. General HART still persisted, sad Isis natio* stands for Taereday.__ _ _ Lord PALMER - STON gore nodes that he would brio; forward oho Army Estimates on Monday vest. Mr. MANSFIELD presented a Peskier' from Lei cotter opium the Poor Settlement Bill. A Pititioss was promoted from North Shields @east tboinsotwoot Debtors' Act. Mr. C. GRANT presented valises Papers eon. nested with tie subject of illicit distillation in Ireland. lb. 11... adjewnod et Elms o'Clink. Flanii PIPERS. PAatt, Ann. 23.—liostooloy, offer Mare, his Fajwy trooractod business with OW Minister for oreign Atairo- Marquis do Limberly', • Lieoloositi-Ceneral in the Kim's armies, Commander of the Order of St. Lnois, anti ferniorty • Depotf trim the Nobles to the Irtsites.Geomal, dim' on the tit 'aslant. 'rho trial of Goners! Sarnia for bigamy is pet of till the twit Session. It stood for this day is tho Coon of Alois's. • The anncolloe of tie Germanic Diet Ives received a oember of docamovits relative to Ilse assassiosileo of It owlets.. bet not►ion as yet appears to indicate a seat plot. The Minister from Seae•Weiaer, to the Diet, Papaws his coavictiee that soave Students at J•se were cooasnied is five buskins, and that Sandi was selected by lot to carry It into esiecation. Many of the Guavas Governments base also addressed let. tors to the Diet raspectine the bad spirit that prevails salmi t►e S:eilents of Jena. Freoc► Feuds, April 24.—Five per Cents. 661. 80c.; Beak Stock 1535 f. ........ CHAPARRR OP PEERS, Aram r 2. Boron Bastard d'Etaag, sae of lb. aim Peen, teak hi. seat is silo Cimadier. -- TM Itepoit ea the Tobacco Monopoly was or de. •d 4e be piloted. CIUMBER or DEPUTIES. APIIIL ?R. M. Mao,ttsa•G•asDracs pe«podowl • Report fret• N• Cossitie• •I Petitie•s. The Order of the Day called for the &cession of the wood Project of Law relative to the mod, of vegetation marl jodgeent for *fern= of the Press. M. Da LA Boonoonuayc proposed en Amend met', the *Wort of which was to make the Chamber Jodges in oilmen of the Press, amiss themselves. It e.e rejected b a tarp inajority. The irst eine Articles of the Project were agreed to, end rho Chamber adjourned instil to.saorrow. CONTI% WU NOPLL, 11l AN CM 12....-.11. hos Iwo offidol. iy roorouniesiod to the Ministers of Fresco, Spoia, trod Aosurie, that ibis Dives could sot ogres tw flit iniossioitiot dronorideri by ikon Powers for the Chris. Otos of Asia Minor, that it beloved of tight to the Pitches to treat the Frisco occortiog to their Coo. duet. VltilleA t APRIL 11.—The military cossalption lire previewed this year 46,000 saes, destined to ro pier, tiro veterans and invalids. It was much men in lb. torus cities than is the country, where hands ars rewarmed for the porpoises of aviculture. 'rho sons of rich citizens consider themselves happy if they can set of by sonlyinc one or two substitutes. The negociorions of the Cabinet of St. Petere.ergh in favour 111 Pflllte Candi% late llospedar of Wale . . , Ischia, eel, elbow the hostile feeltees of the teals\ Govereeneut molest the Greek. ohs mkt tip iwil`l' .flor himself very fortenate is bowleg escaped with his bead. plich OF STOCKS THI Houk Sleek per Cent. Ked. 3 per CrUi. C00.—.16 .3 so per C.ll. PO* Crswo.l. for err 73. 4 prr Ctell. Wei 1311 %I 0,11; OTLUGh. 5 per tem %... ledia hook ?7 1U p. Loi inn. 141 hsenNuer bul. 3 5 p. Onsioin 7'HE STATESMAN. LONDON: TOISDAT I APRIL 27, 1819. On the state of the Bank affairs, sod in a great measure it may be said the affairs of the moles, the secret Is divulging by degrees. The turnings and twistings of the Courier on this perpleain subject, cannot bet afford amusement to its Readers. After speaking of the error committed by the Bank whets it issted about Lee millions of coin, and at the same time kept up their issee of notes to the same aliment, which tit- Courier apo i oghtes for, by saying It was done by continuing their purchases of coin, this advocate for the Bank's highly improper conduct la the first discovery of its suspected insoleeerp, and of its monstrously oiliest clews end designs in this slate of its confirmed istiskrupecy, though cot so declared, this same advocate, we would observe, in spite of all iu sophistry mad deineite eircerolocutory phrasa -1 meg', eoefesses, to all infests and postmen, that the, Beek cannot pay in specie, and shows it 401 r to Orel messest capacity that it never will until what !Why, until it shall be able to purchase gold fora low price, and deal it set at a higher. Now, it any priest. l oveliest or tradesmen were to propose a similarly iniquitous scheme to his creditors, the latter would etialeseeur to obtain a seat for him, not es is the case of Mr. RICAIIIto in the Rouse of Commons, bet in the pillory !!! We have tint s however, an op porteeiry te.day of giving alley to our indignaut h i nny i s this s i biset, shove all others interesting to the People, especially to the poor people of these realms ; bet ea will resume it arid pursue it till its dig. holiest deformity strikes every eye, and stimalatesete. ry longue. We rennet consent that there shall beans law for lb. rich defaulter or delinquent, sod an other for the poor else. The iiversirelity of the laws, or a partial bias given to their operation, is the oppro brium of any State, sod cannot fail, sooner or later, of throwing its institutions first into contempt, and, lastlf, invoking itteritable rein in them sod the whole together. On the growing general dime's sad the alarmieg retention of immorality end crime, the public stea tite and epprehensioo are called op in a very pa'. cider miner. The sckonwledeed (that Is, schemer led.ed by all bet the hlusieteried writers) decay of trade, has thrown greet numbers out of entploymeos. end thereby an universal compassion her been eli cited for their helpless condition. The idle and the dishonest, readily avail themselves of this sympathy for the helpless, sod commit their wonted depreda tions, ender the espectetioa of a better chance of *scope by the commiseratioe which is now celled up, in 110 extraordinary degree in the public mind, and oven I in the Courts oflostice. Thiehememe teens; ought by no =roost° be checked ; but nevertheless, the prenatal to crime,under the hope of impunity,seett not be allow. ed to opted as it is doing at this time. Esrly depravity ton is peculiarly shocking to the peaceable and honest citizen, and this wide-weeding evil, we fear, Ass been created in a great measure by the repugnance of the robbed or plundered to pursue the intimate thief to consiction, es much, perhaps, from the tender consideration of he or she who has the young deli.- guest in his piper, trusting that termite will follow a gentle edmonitioa ; as from the discouraging ra ptor. wherewith all prosecutions are ercoopenied or followed. Something must, however, be dewy, at the public traogellftty will for ewer be disturbed, sad the peaceable tradesmen will he enable is repo.* say sort of "berthed's. for sale, which is at once portable and convertible into mosey. And now we are open this sabject, we cannot bat take port with lbw Loan Mayne, in the reasonableeets of what he says thence, sad en the probable advantages to be de rived from what he recommends. In these in stances, sod on all etch occasion., we join heartily is the maxim, "spare the rod, rhos spoil the child ;" for, although such a maim wield be fallible and objectionable for a schoolmaster to .dnpt as degrading the character of his academy ; yet in these cases of apparent Incorrigibility, the ap plication of the whipcord, with other wholesome prison concomitants, may do esee• to reclaim the yoeog depredator than twenty solemn lions of ties at the bar of the Old Raney. It is ten to one if sock young thieves are not taught to imagiste that transportation would be a boos; it would, in fact, be such to a men who bed iced. vertently fallen, through sodden sad unaeoideble distress, ender the implode. he might be reposed to, and should thereby se far come witbia the letter of the law ; bet the rogue by premeditatitte, and by trade, wet sot ho rallied is that way.— He mast be dealt with in seethe manner. W. therefore woad lb. 'lows of the Right Liousterable MAGISTIIATE 10 his declaration, that if nothing but the leg the hardened villain hand and foot. and applying the lash to his bask, will save him from the rations, let him have the salutary chastisement. It Is °sly being temporarily cruel to be permanently kind. Newt EITIIAOIDINART.—it is now 6aed and fully determined on that the Cadiz tispediiiew shall obsoletely sail for the 881441660 n of VAL/ARAM), l and the other lodepencloot Republics of Sown. doe rice, as seen as the Honk of lingland discharges its debt to the Public, by paying its notes, es potshot'. in cash of the current coin of the realm—and that all the louvre* Province, of that vast portion of the globe .111 ley does their amts la obedience to OLD SeAtO, the moment the Govereor and Directors of the above institutioa lay doves their torten.' to acquit themselves honestly of the debt they ewe to the People of OLD ENOLAND!!! In the electing account of the decay of trade in Leeds and its neighbourhood, and the consltpient distress el the workmen, as comwenicated by the Iferefery, printed in that town, it is said.—" It is in vans to endeavour to coined that the distress is felt as much by the masters as by their workmen ;" it odds " They are meetly objects of compassion.— Numbers of small mansfatterers are falling conti •eally, Jkc. kr." Now, If Ibis be the ono, (sad we bare net the least nesse to doebt the troth of the heart-reading oarrative,) sorely this class of persons could easily devise means to celeriacs MINUTED/ of the existeece of the facts, and Merely prevent the insult's% laws that are daily thrown oat by the iliaisterial Papers, that " trade is flourishing, sail yet the Reformere will sot be quiet." They need set mead their messeagets to Geodes in blankets. It gives es, gad meet give thowsseds of others, meth pleases@ to see a maw of such ackoewledired bewerelessee as Mr. Omen, ofer himself for a seat in Parliauseot at this important mad critical period of nor history. He lea penes of a dispassionate mind, sad can exercise as much Wiper in )einting set oar real grievances, as he sill employ jedgmeot in the removing the cause Odom,. REDENT.—The atmeent from thigh. ton yesterday was. that his Royal Highness the Patnct Realm was ceatiderabiy better. Yesterday dispatches were received at the India Howse from Bombay, dated the 10th December, at which time every thing was troaquil. A reamer ins prevailed that • professional Gen. tlemae has bees for some time occupied on the Con. tiaent collecting 'widest, of a very delicate and important potpie. Dispatches were received from that person on Wednesday, sad it is supposed, that the perusal of them occupied • large share of bliume dal attention on Saturday. The tonguing paragraph from Frankfort, dated the 17th Inst. appears in the Gouge de France :— " An innkeeper of Berge*, in the county of Ilanae, received • few days since a pocket addressed to him, containing a considerable number of copies of a NO. clamatimi, the object of which is to tacit the people to revolt. The innkeeper eve information I n th e Authorities, who in consequence proceeded to lI.PIO, to 4'168,1,410t of the motosoroli necessary to be taken seder arch circus/tamer" FRANKFORT' YAMS. TRIM Tea Maine, Aram 17.--Varints articles tending to throw light on the dreadful deed committed at SI anhei re, ia kith agitates all Germany, have already appealed in the Public Paper., sod have given more or less information respecting the mate of mind of I l the perpetrator, and the real motives of his action. — In this point of view metro particular attention is dye to the letter which Solidi wrote to his parents, of which soestion has already been made, especially as it shows, la a very striking moaner, the dangerous Mosier's of a mind deceiving itself by mystical and hollow sophism., confounding whet is most sublime and greed with a deed which deeply offends ell moral feeling sod tears asunder the bonds of sods' union.— The letter in question is in No. 107 of she Franconian Mercer!, and in the Nos. 106 and 107 of the Attic min Ze' *Nig ; this latter Journal prelate' the letter as follows :—.• 6 We have received from a quarter on which we tea &prod. a copy of the letter which the unhappy Sandi wrote to his relations a short time bolero the emotion of his bloody purpose, bet which did net arrive till afterwards. We obtain from it fresh amends for the consoling permission, that Van& has been °sly the eictia, of his owolanstic is* fatuatlon, and sot the Instrument of a coospiracy ; bet we casuist behold, without sorrow, la these lines, the atre/01e of • noble and timelier', disposition, from which sometbiug great might have beers pro. diced, with the delusions of a wild heatless, sod, slag. the victory of the latter ! In this letter, which is of very great letigth, the unhappy yowl mars re presents the pain it cost him to address a last (trowel to his family, mud to reveal the secret which he has bug suppressed. After thousands have fallen for she liberty of Germany and re/moralise of the 'sties, it would be infamies to lose the fruits of those el ections. A few only oppose the development of all that it great in the German People, sod yet whole crowds bend under the yoke of these wicked wretcbrs."—He then proceeds to a long diatribe against Kotzebue, whom he describes as owe of the most wicked and artful widows, who uses every, perfidious art to 101 l the Germans is a daestroos l slumber, and is paid by Rossi' to admisister in his Journal the poison by which half Germany, Sofa suited by his reputation, willingly realms Irons his baud*. Who, he asks, abetl attack this bribed traitor !—With satiety and bitter loaro,lie has long prayed to Gal, he says. that somebody would esti cipato ids, end relieve him, who was not made fo? a murderer, from his distress, and leave him in the feudal career which be has chosen. Bot kis prayers not being heard, he is resolved to do the deed him self, Disco It wield be an eternal disgrace if Kotze. bee left Germany replenished. to enjoy in Russia the tresses.' he has amassed by his treachery. Ile thee announces his filed resolistiou of murdering Kotze bue, as an imperious duty which he cannot avoid performing. Ile concludes with ezpressions of the warmest attachmest to his parents, of his love for the sciences. his attachment to life sod to his coos. try, from which, as from his halls, he unwillingly parrs, because slaty commands. H, Pepin.** his immoveable crinirlinsce in Gnil. with a prayer to whom for his country he conclodes. To nit hDITUR or rot ST47'Es.ll.l.l'. flta,—The account of the distre..e.l rett(l• n t of Ito* poor manufacturers of Leeds, as p eitkhed in yo• r Paper this afternoon, Ins milieu my Meant r a the pry tole. A twithimier, who was in my eomploy read the affecting history, otrwrred, eh I the only cliemostances by whit Is bit anguish e• ukl b- ' , sauced at the recital wat,lLe rains hope that it ar.. 0 ,., Nor can it Ye so, if what the Carrier •INI' , Co. Nisi, ruse word of fruits, for it still moist., urea that ire* is wending, and the menet afford, rive t million of over*: imagine! ! ! Now, Sit, I do Om you were ' , nth r.of t• the proof of your rospect;re sto.i•s, ..t•te tore s o diametrically opposite t• each ether, mid that server of you plays span the roblic ..t 1 poll. lie happiness were devil with as y a tie•yrre. Your's, lir. Little Saguia, April ?ff. sal9. JOHN PULL. AltullV Al. OF Tim PERSIAN AMIGiN').AIPPR Ami raz Doyen, Aram 1 35.—Anout three this aft ..... % his Majesty's schooner Pioneer arrived in the 1i0.d. • and very shortly after th • boat belorg;iig In the Ce.- mots pot guinea her antler a mime. She btd on board the Persian Ambassador and suite, who on landing were greeted with another alms from she goes at the heights. As the schooner had been seen for same time before her %nisei, there was ao aw.etng 'concocts' of people astembled so the beach, a w l the !onset nature of t►e arrival ref tee or a d am pennies, bobbed in silks and Nitwit, gbh diger' and long boards, in no small degree attracted the atiot.ti of of , the inhabitants, whose eu,insi'y bad been riised to the highest pitch by the dlirfrPlit •eet•unts of the besotrof the fair Circassian ; and bad not e colic! , insets provided at the weter's edge, I much d-uht if his Escetlienry and suite would hotel reached the inn si ilk not considerable didicall tr. Tile crowd followed to Weight's lintel 110111) as fast es the carriage, it being reported by 'nee that the fair female was in a meek, under the habit of a male attendant, whilst others stated that she wooid net be landed till the middle of the eight. In about half an boar, however, after the snivel of the first boat, a second best cane in.. the harbour, sod lauded the Circassian bes e t, ! She i was attended frees the schooner by la•as. Graham, of the preventive artier, and two black eoluch..— , She wee ittiltCfly fees, ; for the instals. oh • landed she was pet iota a tea •h, which e snreyed her to lb* ' lan. She had on a hood, whirls cnvered the upper part of her heed, and a large silk shawl screened the tower part of her face, strict the nose, f one observe. titan; therefor. her eyes. w! 'eh are truly bealitifel, imd part of her forehead, arm the only putts of her beatifies that could be teen. She is el the middle stature, and swami ve►y int.rreeting. Her look was limpid from ilium, ari•iug from a rough pee.. sag.. Site was condor:led 111 A bed-moos on reaching the ion, bet ao else est allowed to attend her but the oattechs. NAVAL 1NV.:1.1.1G MSGR. Deas., /tents 26.-4eilad ibis ei•roing for the Ri ve ,. the it.cove,y, Bacon, funs the South Seas; and another In•aorl, unme souk one et. Suctemeis, APKIL vessels bare put In here for sholter. 4sti..iteget onich are the Brothers, Reed, for ileothargh. oith the I..st of iitrhor and cable; sod the John. lot% a an airhor. I'onT,MOUTII. APRIL 26.--A.rived the How i e and Marrow, Gray, from Hemel ; and Virginia, son, from Alderney. FALMoUtill, Aram 44 —Tbe F.. 2 packet, for tie Leeward flood., has ' Lune in , • the ititds. ST. Nag, Aram 11—Put in her* last ereoing by Contrary winds, Wooing hard, the sloop Maria, of Ipswich, Swain'', from Newport to London, with iron, mad ran fool of another vessel going into !bra liayle, and sunk ; it I, rwried the res.el and cargo will !Desired, and the damage soon repaired Costa, APRIL li.—Arrived she Mary Ana, War. rington, from Calcutta ; and Lonach, Driscoll, frost I.lllabay, for orders. It is reported that a Coalition has been formed be el/Pell the Patrons of C1..i0 Boros•hs, on both sliks --in order to strangle Mr. WILLIAM WlLLlllials'S 811 to impose an oath of nuelolication on sit the Electors in these Brrosichs; so that we ska'l mast prebsbly see persons •ho occasionally profess ro Ire the silicones of l'arlissneotsrs It-forms np l .nslorg one of the most rational approaiiii 'lions totalled. it. cute. pletinn. ft is, however, said, that I init. pendent Members wit endeavour to reify. the cha. reeler of Pagliament from all SO.ivit'infl of wish's., to shet sod contirme the &beg., which prevail in 'Mesa florosigha; •:.d that they intend to seppost this most salutary meow, ; than sii.irh • more portent one has nut been sehinitted to Parliemem for many years. We whit tbe Bill way nips Into a law, for reason, obvious In all men of esperreoce sod ob servation. TIM the Electors in shine auringehe ahosld net be Wivet to the saute regolati as as an other theses of Electing', is a diseace to our Eke. lion Code ; end tl.e period has a. need when the stein should be washed away, az,d rh• PaTaons of Bo munnue and their d-; testleged amenable to the law like ell other L'ectors, On &finds'', at foot o'clork, a trotting of the Ca- Moat Ministers was held at the Eirl of Livnatonea house in Whitehall. Tea NAT r —The Antelope, of 50 *Rea, ►seently ',turned frttm 13. rba•to a, has be►n paid st Chat. ham. the Toney Irigate, from the Etat 'Airs, has been paid off at l'iyenrorth. The 10-ren frigate, Capt. BAR/lIULON VW, aided fr..nt Teaer•Be ort the VOth of Febrility, OM a cruise off the coast of Africa. The *xi rrißate, Copt. Witort, oho lately litinight the agent from the Dee of is owlet orders is 'than immediately to th,• M-Jiletrasimio. An ea leu►ire sappy of wont timber, of ...joss deserip. Lions, has 'et:roily hem' reeeirtql two Chatham d yard, britight from Tsieme anti the Adriatic by time Wry-moods sto•e•abip, Cspt. 'Ettania. It is said to be in varellent condition, and applecablo to many purposes of ,hip. buildinc The Blanca* wed Peen Glands•er, ilen very ins Note., will be lauaetra at Melbas Ike Ent *Flog tid.a in the Peat 'avails. Pi I t 1