The Statesman. — London, England, 1819-11-13 00:00:00

Is THE STATESMAN. SATYR/MI IRWIN% 110111311111111 13, 'Silo. --Now-- 4 1 . 1 igct aims Mt see lir Iwo but it wok Not 4 - 0; tle• • ■M oafs u se ebestfr, witch was eassdnehel to am orderly and peaceable lanseer, as far ai they were Saltred to mamma a lust able the w e an was s• amtiabled, sad alien no act of riot or sumo* b e g tabu place. warms* were executed ardent certain per ilous *ea pretrial slat allesegh es resimaere was made to the* ereemine. en the aid of IM military was emeimliately re sorted la, mad without soy wales lifeesivory suddenly rushed forward sad lesiworly mocked the people. whereby ameloml Of term, wow*, sad children, anti eves pear.' aliens, were bolistrimisairl. and essiminly rade aver, sad many iohnumalir *herd sad killed. ths done preendiegr. whurver may be Mr feting*, we shall atetaia fru camseenung. slues we be lieve they are separalleled is the history of be mows,. We minus dewed I. isrectsres bet as the Mini:les el she Cunt, lams Weediest terworlres whit the feral Asalsorilies of eater, by Ureter ;Der Royal Highness to approve of the ellefeel ispled an that nreavises, sad hate since refined ea . teary. Wit dam eeee to essnelres and to posterity ensue* as a express oaf belief that there exists a dispnitioa, on their' . part. la semen (unary to law. Palatal as is Is for es to avow ibis *el e. we earnesily he. had , your Royal Mem* In believe slat we terse amt to offer q dimmed. or to wooed your teener. No she religion we prefer teadies en ar feu tied, is lament. the Rime, nod to re. armee oar *mien: bet *ere are nor she whole of our &elks t *ere h eat cowls% le the moustry, that of isolotaloing public Jonah**. nod at she purse liwr nose appears mare saved. Is essatequece the ireassetivies alluded to, atinapis . Is.. beta wade to obtain It. bet they bare hitherto mend Rektor. Rills of Whist* were pretested is a timed Jury and livered —application, were wade for warrants to ignore bred mime et the reputed dampens sad reeved —an Mime* has len held upon Ile body use of the sefertenate victim. sad a4learawl. sod that too for Ma eaprecedroied period of Na Mallie-mull Ohms Cuporstioss of she Cay nr Ludas Wirper uirr, the prayer of the PeiHisie was rejected. i id sl ro, ireq ski all hunts, we ark. is imam te he Munierd! TIM her. he fundamental laws. of she lend tune been ap. paramly violated, sad his MaJesty's objects sabred nal killed t WA re it swan doubtful whelks' a bleak ladividsal Is. pfd will be arralmed before God and the country. If year Royal Niemen *all he of opining. That we are sat preeleard, by she Smarr which roar Royal Niemen was era needy phased is aloe to the Address of tit Cat partake, of the ' City sif Loadoa„ an iummiamiso iam she conduct of She Loral Authori.ies ot Mattchester. em the 16th .4 August lasi, is chat we wa.id missi fluently supplicates hat if we are. is remains 1* as may to imp!ore year Royal Niemen to (lima.. hi. Ma • inly's Minisien. duly Irellerhor that stair median it taimical es the War and csmuiry. sad that they are mildly sewordsy of the cmideace of Me!. lace and the pup*. . Thisbe were l ifts imanimoarly gives 10 William Gibbs, Esq. for elm ible sod impartial tended in the Chair. -The Ditding'then separated. DUftli • ,P.dPEKS. • • DRIMSIII, Nov. 7.—We hear from the French frontiers, that the Minister of War continues to call oat officers on half•pay and plans then% on wive service. Considerable changes hats been wade les many of the General Slats : I superior officers of the old MR] are main ersoloyed. At the beginning of lb. neat year the ermine sill be ouch weeded; and it even appears that the Margeis de Jumilbie, Genaral•in Chief at Lille, will ►art a tic- FRANKFORT, Nev. 4 —Mr. Gran., who is up. peibted by i the King of Prussia, Minitterof the Curs putee at Mentz, passed through this city yesterday on his way to the place of )is destination. 416" STOCKS THIS DAY Al' 074 E ist.Lutat last !cock Spec Cm/. Aar , . Itl3o per Coos. Kiri. 664.11 Indio Mies 7 9 p. 3 off Crof.Cour. 6/hla Lost Ans. 17e 9-16 VI per Cent. li:chewier 11116 V din. p.. 6 per Ceol. 1111* Onslua I db. Cow* tor Arc. !GM. WRAC-I Of A LIMN IRON LORD COCHRAN* TO A IRMO IM LONDON ) stacatvzo TMII NOIXIXO. Vslpipaisz. ?Ode July, lAI9. 46 MT DIAN FRUND,.— I 1/181111 'DO MOM kindly for your long mod circumstantial Wier of Jaguar; last. With it I received your book, containing the whole correspoodence between yoe and sod I perfectly concur in opinion with you, as - to the character of all the parties. I have just handed over to the Chili Government, in part of their share of my late capture, upward, of 100,000 dollars; and neat trip, now I understand how to carry ma the war here, I shall get, I hope,' at least some millions, besides having the stilt higher eatisfadiem of chastising the •atmits of liberty MI this quarter of the globe !—The ocasion of my now irritiog to you is quite sumet ted and accidental.— I send it by a Whaler which happens to be passing, sad I have transmitted to Mr..-- (aids to pay your bill for t►e goods you have sent me, and those, I now order. Remember mu kindly to all (article. Yon shell have a loaf; scrountfrom me of all things' lire in a short time ; but hitherto I kayo besotted no biters for letter.writing. " Adieu, .y dear G., in baste, bet olocettly lint's." --41.-- New Brunswick Papers to the 13th of October, arrived this woroieg. A Meeting was held at St. John's, ea the 6th of October, to take into consideration Emmet for the essistsoce of needy emigrants dosing the ensuing' winter, at which it was recommended that a Register Oise be established, where all emigrants mey make known their circumstances, situation, end o►jeds. It was also resolved, that it is the opinion of this Meeting, that the most eligible method of assisting weedy emigrants, who conned go epos lands to be allotted them by Gunmetal, daring the ensuing winter, will be ike measures without delay to have th►w hatted oe some of the uncultivated lands in the or4hboorhood of the city, where they may be urea bled to provide their owe fart, end if necessary, may be occssionally assisted with provisions. Some d the proprietors of these lends being present at the Meeting, and giving their consent to any enrigraut's being betted on their lands, and supplying them selves with fool for the winter, and taking a crop the sassing seems from soy lend they may cleer gratis. The Meeting was adjourned to the 18th October, to choose a Committee of Manag►ment, end to make any modiications or alterations in the proposed plea, that might be devoted espedient. Aber the Meeting a subscription was set on foot, which amounted to 1971. 101.10. _ _ _ Tie ship Weiss. Moroni), which sailed from St. John's for NI.III York, ea {ink Soto., with porton. ears, wow on shod► in a gale on ?Id Sopt., off Kest. ilrhr Cape Cod, sail wee entirely leer, stitb 12 pa 111091•111. COUNTY MEETING. We had not the opporteally of making a tingle re mark upon the Mit'diem Mewing et Heaney, yesterday. The number of persons assembled cer tainly bore no proportion to the importance of the occasion. A call to the same place upon the busi ness of lone WlLeas's outlawry (though the life and death of Hist man has been of little censer' eeeee to the nation), wee mere fully answered; and yet that being, like Bunke, turned renegade at last ; rotting on his bag-wig, sword, aad laced red waist coat, to attend the Levees at St. James's, although Court corruption sprang up ender his feel with ra pid growth at that time. We shall hope to live!. see some patriots die as sub ;and were It not for °feeding against an ancient maaim, " de aortae ail nisi tor• man," we should declare, berme all the world, that his tomb-stone told a falsehood, for it says, " here lies mons Wit.eu, Eq. who lived and died e Patrice" We hope tb. true breed of patriots is not like the race of tree lottli.dogs, smelly eati , .ct. Bel to the Resolutions which we published yesterday, we cutest but refer our iteeders skein to peruse them.— ,The masculine reasoning which pervades them all, ear. passes any thing of the kind event ; and for the truth of their affirmations and conclusions we would pledge oar life. They are ill equally impressive, bit if any are more strongly logical and applicable to the stale of things at this moment, the siatb aod seventh Resolutions are a', and therefore, we trust Our Readers wi'l not he diapieseed at our reputing them. They are worded as follows: 6. That by .elLeoldeat lassies it Tits* by she practice of upright Judos, as well as by inioneroos drelaniiloos at Portia meat item, it is Lady sutablielwil as consiitiniosial sod anal-. treletethe is ibis Lail, that (*Halm far or Parboiling, hiring L I of SPatete.. If they *Want she Cunwitatioo,—lf they invade the inherent rieliss or the propl...—if they be ittennserteot 'kb I equity or with nuisoc—ar if limy be contrary in the Law of Nature, which is ihe will et God s she. sorb emeteluensf•• are NOT Statairt, bat 111t1WILS or CUR murrioNs, sorer& My null mod rod. Womble of solidity t cod, dm/fore, by the People, their J edges, sod their Jams, aft ie bo lIOLUEN roll Noutait. i. Thus einuommutv essectiont, in fords • f Stersde. e hi. h should ►e posed for sospesolici soy ..el iherefuir emetieetrei• Low. foe Mir( Gig 'lnterim tosowanoy. in She prrsone of all the iudie levels of • hos that iissesssity is the seeregssos —or any impel wad fur seressiug funs trial, or for sedeseedfuing, remise cheesed with. or Wiplicated le, the bloody steeds wpm,* id et filsockerrer, as the 16th of Aar ye —deeds weline WI the root of the mord It ishir, Laws. Li berties. end Cooditwilso of nor ronsery. arse errewarily he NOT a Shatait, ours LIM bill ea Litlioll. or COKKUP , TION. end, os roll. it weelJ neriedis i iisi be wrillierst fierce or sorry 011111 end veld. sod is nil heel s.U•dekees. might to he les.louelv HOLDEN FOR NOUGOT. These Itesolutions, it is 'video:, ere net frees the pen Gls tyro Is politics. They show the Monroe of Reiman, in *eery sesteese; sad only west the elo quent tongs* of a Bozos= to embody them In the heart of every Member of the linos. of Commons, net composed of Sint. There is no doubt bat that that tongue, end that heart which prompts it to et. tenses, will be devoted, as karelefore, folly to the service of the *based people of his errantry. It will net be easy S. perseade us that this able, this dissid ent patriot will ever be tempted, or intimidated, to swerve from his duty. So mach paidul service as he has had to perform wield, however, have mad. many less intrepid, or aver ' able, resign: bat it .i 9 not have that elect upon the Hon. Baronet, more especially at a time when the dagger of the pest keeps pace with the honest of (be perseit. We shall aspect then to see nembers of rolunkers bastes to joie the standard of the ezperieaced Westminster Champion If this Arnold not he the cave, then is the House of—what should it in that ease be celled --more debased, more thltAtrall, sod man um. leasptible than it has been considered sad described by soy of the eueseroes constitatioosl 'titers for the last S:U years. Bet it will soon be seen what is the temper of this body of 658 Honourable Geode men after the strong impregnation they must have re. ceived since they lent assembled, by the various Speeches and Reseletions at the endless Mathis of the people all over the kingdom. We here more time este voter' of the alarmist' proceedings against the Liberty of the Press.— Tire danger has never been half so guest dude, the last century as at this time. What man Can read the preatediess against the Venders of alleged sedition, wltheet feeling a horror arise in his mind? What, call works seditious, before they or their authors, or printers, have been tried ? Why, then, oar very comment on such dreadful and din. press proceedings may ha called seditious by the Lew Officers el the Crown, and with a few innendes be made eat all wicked and oralicions ! The verdict, then, against Mr. CARLILC is, it stems, to be the pony-bell for every pahlicatioe which freely discesses the actions of Ministers, and the destructive tendency of misrule. What, are the Constituted Authorities of the realm in that ticklish sad tender condition that they carnet hang together till the ordinary processes of the law have taken place, in traamieing whether what is said of them or their Government be libellous, or other ' wise. If there be a man In this coentry, let his po litical sentiments be what they may; who can unmoved i.e those measures, so urinous against a number of peruses, and so threatening to free dis cussion ; then is there less virtue in it than we hare been taught to Were it poneued. Volumes might be written upon so important a subject, which we do sincerely and cordially hope will be viewed is it. peeper light, by those who may be allowed a pen. chant upon other and temporary topics. This is one or eternal iwipnrt (if we may be allowed the espies Mon) to she hsppiness avid hem: at of the toe tHr STATESMAN. IRELAND. We have hardly mode ellesion for ensue time pest is this interesting part of the British dominions.-- Tim affairs, however, of that little kiestles only teneld engage all the nisiom end the skill of men better endowed than are our present Ministers. Se veral counties are In a disterbed state at this soweet, stein Ambers seen by theSe.mrsii•ar of yesterday,' and the general country is Ina feverish ansiety for Biel fete ef the renewed Carbolic Question. It must' now be set it rest, or that portion of the will rest ne sore! The Irish people have been pa.' tient under privations such is were never baton en yeti...iced, and all fres the hope that trade wield revive. Their internal cassette is es ball as their foreign ; for es the farmers pay very high rents Ostrich rents, by-tite.by, are not spin expended Is the country whence they are &won), the price ef l , their corn is not equivalent to them; and therefore they are equity distressed. Cora Dille love not veered thee t sod nothing will do it, bet lowered repels. Retain, ECONOMY, fewer Abeenteet. can *lons gives new life to a seemingly espial,' country. We have mach satisfaction in scgosiellog the public that the Metropolitan Committee, appointed ist apply the fend for the relief of the sufferers or Manchester, occssiontil by t h e fsial 'repositions of the 16th of Aug. hive delegated two Gentlemen from their own body to visit that swieboerhood to collect the names, mattresses, occupations, and sufferings of the injured, and to apply tech relief as their CUPS and the fends sill admit, in addition tote .id which has been already leardebly applied by the Local Commit. tee at Maimbester. The knows talents and high' thornier of the Metropolitan Deputation, is the persons rtf Meet's. HALL sad ItsTxsa, Wil l whom is joitted Mr. Stems, the Committee's Secre. tary, sod the lostroctioos give, by the Committee (s copy of which shall appear in oer Paper of Moodily), I furnish satisfactory proofs of the able and efficient , memos lakes to ditching the important trust coos sliced to the Metropolitan Committee. The steady patriotism and talents which distinguish may of its . Members, ate sulastastial patentees to the Bailee for the pastoralism, of those doles, which ate sot wily to relieve the 'offerers ; bat which will have the effect to pettish the aggressors; with that view Mr. Damsel* sill shortly move, in the Court of King's Bench, for a Mandamus against the Coroner, to compel his to inish the ionstigailon, and record the verdict of the lagers. forthwith. By the Demeter' packet, Capt. Vensouts, arrived 'of Dover, sod the Btaganss, Cipt. STALK ca. arrived at Liverpool, we hate received letters from Demerara to the 28th of September, by which we regret to leers., that those bee been • greet deal of sickness in .that Colony this year, sot only anmeg the white in. behitassis, bet the annoys also, and that the motto. lily had bon very &teat indeed on seas of the estates. The weather at tha shoes period still continued et tamely hot. 'lb. death of Commodore Pinot, the hero of Lain Galeria, is now, for the first time, annoenced in the Americas Nerienel Lieetenent CLAITOII, snood in commend of the John Adams, fell ill of the yellow fever, es hie return from An. gestate, aed died after so illness of only foot days. Commedore PSIST was interred with military he. seers et Port of Spain, in the island of Trinidad, on the 24th of August ; and the warmest atkeewledg. meats are imposed by the Americana so the British Governor, Sir ItaLtu WOODFORD, for the respect which, under his euthotity, was shows to the re mains of their 'silent coetstrymem. According le animists received from the nest of Berbery, the Regencies kale gives en entirely en. satisfactory answer to the demands of Admiral Far. te.t4rna end Admiral JUSIEN, who went with a combiued English and French squadroo, to login on lb. trouticietion of piracy. The please his ceased at Algiers. bet still ragas at Tanis, where it has car-, tied eft 60,000 penises. Dem., Nov. 1.2.—A Deal boat 'roiled this morn ing from the Westward; she spoke lying too all Deogene , s, the Seringspatam, Beater , the South Sess. 'Die letter bad spokes on the 2.1 of Oct. in lat. 8. 58. N. long. 21. 48. W. she Cadmus, of Lon don, Marie% on board the crew of • Ditch 74, which had foundered at tee on her passage s• Batavia.—The Active, Wilson, reported to have sailed ea the 10th, did sot sail till this morniog.—Several of the out. wattl-bootsd remain; they menet get their anchors for It Woos very fresh from the N.E.—Wind E.N.E. Perfumers!, Nov. 12.—Arrived the N. de les I)oleree, livaidos, from Bilbao for London ; the Hope, llall, hem Memel; and the Hazieston, Thorn. hill, from Quebec.—Case late harbour the Misery, sad the Sir G. Osborne transports, to discharge treeps.—Seiled the Viper cotter, ate • cruise.— Wind N. E. PLYMOUTH, Nov. I I.—Attired the Atalanta, flown, from Loudon for Jamaica ; sod the AIM, Bowden, from St. John's, Neefootailleod.—Wiail N. N. E. FALMOUTH, Nov. 10 Smiled the Princess Eli. sebetb rocket, with Ma Ir, for America ; end the Genetel Pike, eredifurd, for Chattesteo.— Wind N. N. W. BLAUttA•ta. Nov.ll.—Th. Paris, from Rich:. hoots, with timber, in coming into this port last night. grolsoded ow the Spit, bet is especial to Iso got off without damage. Mrs Joseph Sidney, of Len;•lan:, Clnsh•fair, Smithfield, was *necked close to his owl. d..nr on 'rh.rsdsy night, sod robbed of his hatch and Utak, and very meth maltreated by ibis robbers, who got eller off. Yesterday meriting, as Thomas Mnrasn. Esq. of Fiasbery.sqoare, was going along the King's-road, Chelsea, in his tabor', at a brisk rate, the sheet of oho Macho rams. is ea•tact with sitar of a dose-cut ; anti, from the sadden jest, Mr. 111. was thrown oat with greet violence, by which his thigh was broken, and ha was Each lacerated iv his kind and face. OLDHAM INQUEST. COURT Of KING'S BUNCII,3 AAAAA ay. s.'. IS. Tlitt El: OTLOOIII. Mr. Dania* has just moved fore Writ of Muni doors to the Coroner et Oldhsne, req:iring him to proceed* with the Inquest on this body of J..as Lae, forthwith. lie moved it on an ',Ugric Slotting, that Jar repeated adjoornments, the C It 01101 . ou th• 13 it of October, refused to 1183414 Uri hOf and adjoorned the Inquest o let of December. Coutre.—Take a ails tb show cease why a Modem/as should not issue. Ti Tit !MIMIC or re° ST:ITITN.LIM Sta,—ln the tensity of York Loyal Declaration I wss struck with worst est ranydina ry pars/4es con tained in it. By-the.bye, it is very much the fashion le can every 005 Loyal who oppeitos KLIUNDI or, in other words, is unwilling to try any change f or bet. oering the condition of the pool ! This notable De claration say', " We bale witnessed with pain and indignation the means by which delperate and se ditious individuals have, in mime parts of this county ‘ abased the privileges of Public Meetings, in order to alienate the minds of the least informed clam* of society from the Government, the los as, It.. Religion, end the Coestitoolon of the cogostry.”— Good Heavens! have we fellow-cremates se igno rent, as that they know not whether they are hurt and suffer, till they are informed by ethers!! If left to themselves, sue they incapable of feeling el.• grievances ender which they have so long They are net thew torpid beings surely. Use they, by their own nature, love a G.:tegument which ' makes them pay a thousand per cent. tat csa ea, of the chief anomalies of life—on salt, with which they cannot dispense? Woold they naturally ad mire the law which transports them, if they should lay • snare in their little garden to catch the barn which eats Bp their cabbages? Wnald they, if left to themselves, venerate a religion whet. precepts preach self-denial to its Palters, and y-t, neverthe less, see the Bishop, with three tall footmen toehind his coach, and his family consume a thoussod Owe morethan their own ?—Th. Declaration then speak, of plans being " evactioned by thoughtless stud deluded multitudes, which, ender pretence of Refianaing that Commons Bosse of Parliament, would, re fact, sob vett every principle of the Constitution, by saint'. toting, in lies of ir, an Anneal National /Wu-601y, convened is principles of Universal Sed.Sie knows to ear forefathers, mod untried in Europe, es eept in the fatal Jemmies of Revolutionary France." Revolutionary France! Why, I hope and crust I de not live among seeh llottorritute as are ign,rant of the benefits France has derived from her liventgoinn, I Olitat, Mr. Forum, was i.teillotrilt to ;Vol fur from thinking the instance alluded • pod one, I would ley that life down contentedl) to.m• s row, If could be mitred it would procure in on ) numerous family, and to succeeding generati.sos, so oo•.mOrial a change as France, from lite ancient regime, has esperienced ender the new one. Let us, then, he no longer deceived by this species of banning), this roai-lited-end blomili.borses (et *hien the painters themselves cannot help smiling, while they are por traying it), under the idea that doers arc each egre gious fools to believe a word about it.—l am, Sir, a feeder sod friend of the Srarmirem, Penineville, Nov. 10. A. P. P. S. The !mai Addressors of Waltal. ie Slaf. fordshire. to the Pallet Rename, allentoioly say • •• We ere convinced that the distresses of 'he tempt.. arise free► PIMPS enenntiected sith any s ) •tem o f Goverment." Is not this going pretty far its the bashing of Declaration ? T ■ I V 1 t I • C MANCHUS Aur. 10. • On Monday forenoon a Society of C. nett PM/ patties, coachmen, and •t►ers, conoected with Mail and Stage Establishments. called the Whip Cleb, held their Anneal Meeting at the Toth', Lou. According to their SEMI custom they left that house s which is in Market-street, in pror•asion for the Col. !Vale Cherch to bear Disine Smite. They bar* always been pteceded by a hand of music. and, an this occasion they had the Yeomanry hand, among whom was Meagher, the trempeter. 'they had not passed along many yards before that hero was re. cognised, and an ientwente crowd, which was con tinually segmented, collected together. The Wtip Club and bawd were immediately assailed with best ing, groaning. hissing, and other expressions of psne ler 'secretion. It was it 111.1111 snatested to 'be . VeiP Club, rho were at a loss to account for V.is treat ment, that it arose from the presents of the gallant trumpeter, in couseqseuce •f which be was desired to withdraw. Last night a Meting of the Manchetter trairn held at their rooms, the George, Leigh-91ml, tw late into coneiderstion the advice of Dr. Wow, Thistlewood, and others, to kola timellaueous pubiic Meetings; sod else to make so encoire ilto the Posting Bill, which, by deprecatirg Mr. Ilent's Letter against holding Meetings is this neighbors. hoed, bed teased slime di%setsoiott among the !Iv. formers. They came to s rear ation to withhold al commouication with Watson sad the rest, to cons.. (peace of that adrice. With respect to the Posting Bill, they ermined the menescript copy, which appeared to be wri•ten in three or four different hands, and, though isid to be signed on Leholf of the Manchester I.Joion, elm y member denied any pottitipotion to its per doctio, . Bradbwry who had been fallacious ill prose Ai.ll( Ih• Meeting, watt .. ly toproectird, sod Solidi, lintel nut of the morn. Ile had j ins to plocare a similar fat proprietor of tie Num beater tutus*, he war dirappitiot , d, ▪ the ch4rges preferred rgi ▪ opploor. of the ±: •ci Meru. Starke, Hall, _ h.i.g tirpotPd by Ibis Coosmitl fur IN, toner ..f lb* swileres bare arrived here from Loot' hoes, io their ineestigatieus , dry, that they hare alms& and Interesting dtsevir .t iv., ashy others, which tai' public at a proper tittle, hood jest before beta •Itray/. Sr favour (..r Alf. Wree. the hater. Otserrcr. iu wide b. er raid Mr. Wr e rebutted siairirt Met, amidst the ulna. • •ciery. ill, sod seedier Gentleman, Committee of the juhrt Here's ea the Itiot of Ae4ott, foletiou. Su active have they ieusof Ibetraaaacti.ulaoftht tidy on " :l ll e d r: Ti s e t .:s l s,l l4 :rou rte k s it 111 be conmaitiuted to tb• Illr