The Statesman. — London, England, 1819-01-08 00:00:00

% At lAN PAPERS. Oldoonsate of the rerpretiog IM meet. which Is to moot iamb. Wind of th• Idiot tiro loto Creed . of bosine4s, and time to maks loierelf port of the shirr of of 66 A W.rd re . Dodos sod Bavaria," I epos Audi is, Pros. it boa Moe rolsibitod H sow again a roe of lb. States wilt ►e Ilia M•j.n) ib. Kies, leo resolved t• smoke i►f.i States, open t►e t►. .Id mod most pro. 4. *snips It" Re)sl th, soot to his Majesty of her sr. Pflllll4Blll Tariff is to iry 1819, is deo Eno. rest Profits, Braudin 1, sod &soar, list. Provisoes sews the which In Ibis Tart.' err , perceive hew leje (hot net to Nosh) in parasols', on sc. la, was semis Ow ter *1 the Rhine, the *via sakes dm coo- If oat Impossible, yet Gess States, sod the rn assolact ars is ss t dirties ; •bile lo• &- Idea et raw materials Ay fres Sher Gerais !trade h ( 44 ,1 0- Prussian OM/moats ; 11l ►e imported and es 't the Tariff tacitly &tee the Importation of 'rash either cannot do it by warbles them op; raw materials is m kt that of Protests salm i for hose swamp's, , wyereted tbeersirlyee their Tariff, the latter fres iota, rein, bet itself by edoptiog a Pm• whet weeld moiety be isia (the siltation of Ara tiervessy), for the attn. OAT' 111111101IM against we Grey be freed freer ter sad oppress mereqeeeee lopirotleo of ester ase, toial division la the OAT AT ONS O'CLOCK. S per Crag. Navy 101 Serb S 3 AO& 0 Me Saeorgarr It ll>np Onaiss TESMAN. 1DON: INT S i 111.9. of a Lotter received to Lloyd's, at Bones It is reported bat Tel- Ow Royalists, sod that pert Use, sod the rest to Vol wooled by tbo Vierroy of retook to ester Callao Ind la coaseipsooce, several for that dartioatieo. baa had am owns- Arm is the Seeds Sisal Moo 1111 length brooglst 1111. dome's*, coosoniostod to of dm trill of ton so. 'MOT and AIIIIIOIIR, ___ , so mot% interest. TIN took plant beam a Coed- It 'actuate, t$ Cos. hoop la Flotilla. Tito h estreawly volowoiwoos, with the defogs* of whist ARBUTHNOT, Wile these : let, Eaciiing end lodises to ever against t►e AIRIH/THROT being s sebjeet will& the United States wire Jag as • Spy, and aiding, sM aw•wy. supply'•% thew 4, 3 d, Eteiting ta• Iwliaas ,T sod tram:ma Dort.[, Citi t. TM 'bird charge, at the It sith. of a doskt impressed by one Coon respecting their sew. ' their aßnisence• a wordier of guilty war of deeth was carried into do •at oppesr In et to be TM stert•aet or spertficaliva of ele first chugs 5, that the Prisoner had wainscot llfterlo " thill Li 1 e Prince." eshortiii him not to j t empty w ith the ' ty Off!Pdlliittiolls 2•444 ( .. 1, 1,4 dein the Upper a tee Creeks to mate an d be ./ friinsdly,/se. 3.R tu g ,berwerm,thg.fele witness in this specification teethe pedemalliem, states, thatthis ...d o , .... letter advised the u pper part of the tuition to elate in amity with the hider, and recommended them to fer weed their conspletets to the King el Gams Bar. T AIX, by means of the Governer of Providence. In this i erldeen there is crankily no proofs that the enforte. nate A ItinTlittoT excited the Creek Indians to war. Ti'. complaints of the Indians were, that the Ameri cans were continually wishing encreechmeetts upon their territory, and the grievances of the citizens of the United States were exactly the same in regard to the depredatory conduct of the Indigos. These com plaints were onfortenaiely too well needed en both sides; but the Amerinn Government was sifielestly able to protect its own frontier. A aBOTIINOT, tieing , sad trading with the Indio's', seems to have wove. staged with their griefs, and donna they 'Meld be allowed to retain their limited territory, he advised them as a friend to appeal from Americas rapacity C. the justice ef the British Cabinet. net there is not *. one word almost war, or an appeal to Ines en Ise i their self-preservation. • With respect to the second charge, the Cosa se. : quitted the Prissier of acting ass spy. sad tbougfr ins foetid guilty of " aiding, comfartlog, and Ante ling Obviously," the stay proof that he so acted wee the evidence of WILLIAM !TAMMY, who stated thee, he had learned from some of the lodises that the Primmer had advised them to go to war, and that be was poseessed sites kegs of perdu. HANSLT .le asserted, that were it of ler the neesragemest held eat by the Prisoner, the baling would net ben goon to war. This Musts' is the person when • lulu is inserted in the first charge, as a man desesuc. ed to the Indians by the Primmer as a dangerou character, sad is the third charge, as one of themes ~ whose lives wen said to have been eadanyeed by the ceidect of the Prisoner. Who hit from these c i rcumstanc es, that Bunt, a disioterested witness ? Bit trail ..evieg him credit foe a greeter sharer of morality tin we be. I 1 due Ma to penes, hie 'Weser, as we Piled/ from ANIUTI11101 • 11 demo, eight sat by theists of the United States to base bees admitted... th 1 evidence is altogether " Annoy," mad is each mi. 1 . States orient every prieriple of panel law—k ke also Mersey derived from 'adieu, wise, if times mires ware preen', would be ineimpetest as sit e nuns in so Amulet's Court of Judintsee. TM i , letters addued against the Paine, are sick es would naturally have been ',fittest by a menheat . sr tattier aimless to remove hie propetly ha d the seat of war, or by any British sibjeet desirous of hiving the; sufferings of a soden allied to Great Britain submitted re the coesideratiee of his ism Gevernment• The powder which ILAINSLT asp villa the Paseiret's peesession, was bat a mini seastily, sitoyekve ineepable of tubing the hatiteste to Op: tend ugliest a well.appointral American army, and was, in fart, intended solely as an article of trade, being required by the Indians in their keeling nut. g dittoes, sad as a wens of immediate pretecties far th e mselves, their families, sod their cattle, agelistle- i divided assailants. The Notional Intelligencer states, that a Caw mercial Treaty with this country had ben concluded in London, on the :oth of October, adding, how- ever, "We do not learn that any copy of this ; Truly has yet been received." The Now York Ga. , stile copies the article in the Intelligencor, and onto, 1 a litter from a Member of Congress, which nye, Oat the Treaty is to last for ten yarn. It will be le. collected that Mr. GALLATIN left Lesies,os his Igo tarn to Paris, on the !Ist October, sod at that po rted it was Meted that, though some pediedeary pre. positions had been "greed to by the respective Pl.. eipeteadaries, yet several of the most impettalit petals withis the seeps of their instruction to. maimed nadjested, and, of nano, that so formal Treaty had been deed at the peeled alluded tee— the the. 7th cit. at a Meeting of the Merchants sad Traders of Philadelphia, it wu resolved that a Pea. ties should be presested to Cosines, for an Act to prohibit the esportatien of specie. Is the Senate of Pewnsylveitie, a Roulettes bed been proposed, to bring in s Bill to pretest the Banks of that Cos. snewerealth from sespeeding specie parietals for notes leased by them, sod that redone shield Us I made is it to forfeit the Charter of asy Beak whisk shoeld refine to pay specie if desmoded for any of 1 1 its notes. By tionillynce from the Spanish hills it appears, that the Pullets were repelled, on the Mat October, in en attack en the teas of Cameral, with the lon of 100 killed. A letter found nn bowl a vessel, captured on her voyage from Lime to Csdiz, gives a very gloomy picture*? the stela of attain in the for. met city, in the mein of May lest. If the vepre. natation of the writer can be relied on, it is very probable that it has by ad• time been released from the yoke of Favors t pge fklareri. The French General I. .LENAND sod lilt follow ers are staled to hair been routed nod dispersed.- • We do not believe the statement to this ant, bet the fact, es it is rolled, is thus announced in the Chaldean Paper! :—" We learn from Air Or leans, by the stand at this port of the United Stone bag I.ntsrpise, that General 1.%1.LLN Ina% military 10 001 ' . 111111111111111 AK" s4tarriAlt... . • • '• • % t . . ' .___-_— _ _ _ —_ 1 * that the Prise•fr had wattaga f s e rge., lefte 6 r rll o" 141 . AN PAPERS. I.i 10 Prince." eshortleg him not to i t Ohlonneste of the compiy with the ' ty OfiFkilibctosi, sed4l9. f .. l'soPectise Ow west- *idea t Upper * l i lsier Creeks to *site and be ./ tea, which le to wen m ro diy,//o. iliesL ,bowern,ths.sele witness in arch, intend of the ..._ ~ ea e .. re...4iiib;.1,16 ekst4his shot theist@ Greed this 'Mune i a • me ....., - 1 1 .." jos of oostooo . , sod t ot t er advised the u pper part of the Aation to smile in time to make himself amity with the 14.4 r, and recommended thee to • pert of the akin of fel weed their completets to the King of Game B ei- TAIX, by means of the Governor of Proehlence. In this i I " " A /rani re. e ' !dean there is certaisly no p roofs that the 'effort.- Baas nisi Bavaria," . n epos Ank h,. p tur . nate ewcom er excited the Creek Indians to war. kMa bees r ebiliked The complains of the Ladino were, that the Ameri. rens were continually making encroechmens epos N Isssrslisi s a 11" . " their territory, and the grievances of the citizens of of "" S lat " will ba the United States wet. exactly the same in regard to Ilk Majesty the King, ham rotokr a to make the depredatory conduct of the Indians. These cons- ithfel States, upon the plaints were onfortensiely too well founded on both the old and new pro. sides; but the Amnion G o vernment was sufficient/ able to protect its own froatier. A aIitITONOT, liting , emberg• eveein b" R")*I sad trading with the Indices, seems to have spays. h, snot to his Majesty thised with their griefs, end &drool they should be of her age. proviso T ar iff i + t o allowed to refills their limited territory, he advised h im p . is the g o o. them as a friend to appeal from American rapacity to g el P r ofits, Breeden- she jostles of the British Cabinet. flat there is not 1 and ass"ls h° , * one word sliest oar, or an appeal to inn two ter t nu Provisoes sine the their ooty.rolorostion. • which in this Tariff an With respect to the second charge, the Coed or , . ! perceive hew ieje- quitted the Ninon of acting es* spy. and tlniverno (bet wok to 'hunk) is was resold guilty of " aiding, comfartlarg, and allot,. partkelatly on sc. sing the nanny," the eat, proof that he so acted wee eine, gain woes the the 'Odeon of WILLIAM 'TAMMY, who stated ths er of the Rhin, the esia sakes the tom. Si. had learne d from some of the lodises that the if on impossiele, _ yet Pasoan had advised them to go to war, sad that be Gaols States, a nd lb. was panned of ten kegs of powder. 11AllaLT ales ! a lasaelactem i s " asserted, that were it sot ler the eseesrapmest held duties ; while low de- eel by the Primmer, tbe lodises would set hew des of raw panes mateviale ay Fria shot G er s on goo, Cl War. This IlausLi is theperson whew • trade is citi,4e- same Is insetted to the Ark charge, as a man disown- Premien Ordoemasse ; ed to the Indians by the Primmer as a diagnose y be imparted and "" cbersder, sad is the third charge, as one of themes I the Tariff tacitly &be- when lives were end to have been endangered by the importation of A the confect of the Prisone r. Who can 640, ' faille either cannot oe tby worklag them ep; from these circeentances, that Ilvest, hl eras sot I raw materials is mu- a disieterested witons ? Bet viola ..gog Met t tbst 01 Proviso. mans' credit for a greater sharer of morality Moe we be. far hues cassa•ldk a i line kis to pewees, hie widow', as we wiled" mg „ printe d throw'," f ro m AaIUTXXOT'a defroce, seek set by ask", y digit Tariffs, the l i tt er of the United States to have bees admitted.. lilt t from total rein, bet nidesee is altogether " knows," mad se each mi. I itself by adopting • eel- m o tes m ew* e v ery r iecipio o f Onset le s v—it kg whet a.'" "'l sla % ba also Mersey derived from ladles., who, if flown (the siltation of us- selves were praise, would be inewspetest aa sit e (lermasy), for the adop- k• th e amp „,,,,, against neon In an Americus Court of Jediestsee. TM twe may ho freed from letters addend against the Poisons; are each es consider and *press wend naturally have been stains by a enchant taisßsille essonl•sss e or trader ageless to remove his properly from au ana"daa of eat "' the wat of war, or by any British sibjeet desirous ewe filet division It the of hiving the 'offerings of a cation allied to Cron Britain submitted to the coesideratioe of his ems % Government. The powder which 11•1111 LT Nye wills OAT AT 0816 O'CLOCK. e pan Cont. Navy 108 1 the Prkeen's potsession, was bat a snuff ssestily, sons S 3 Illp altogether Intapable of twabling IM Wiwi temp: Ma. le Mg It low is ID e tend against a well.aprointerl American army, sod Omens war, in fire, intended solely as an article of trade, -._ being required by the Indians to their hunting expe• . T s sim fee A N. dittoes, sad as a means of im mediate p rotection f themselees, their families, sod their cattle, whistle- __ ___ __ _ di ideal assaikets. DON: The National lateilignectr states, that a Cow • LIT 11, 19.9. mercial Treaty with this country bed bon coscleded in Leedom, on the Wit of October, adding, how- newt of a Inter naked Byes " ever, " We do not leer s that an y co py of this to Lloyd's, of 'betty has yet bees ranked." The New York G s- " It is reported that Tal- *etre copies the article in the Inelligencer, and gnaws the Royalists, sod that port use, sad the toot to vol. a letter from a Member of Cowers, which myth Iket toil an lb . Viceroy o f the Treaty is to last for tea yens. It will be re. gees y amok to ester canoe collected that Mr. GALLATIN left Insallososs hie TM Itd is setiossee, several tern to Paris, on the 21st Weber, sod at that ye- , ,__ that datiaatioa. clod it was Noted that, though wee prolindeary pro- Prows "" petitions had been agreed to by the respective PI,. • wens bee had ass wogs- toot is the smit h soot; aipotestiarlas, yet several of the most ispotlalit " • •• pedals alibis the scope of their Insksetios le. stained wadjested, mod, of went, that so formal ,__ Treaty had bees signed at the period alloded te r Mw at length briniest 1111. Os the. 7th elt. at a Meeting of the Menbasts and dominants commeninted to Traders of Philadelphia, it was resolved that a Pei. II of the trial of our slue ties should be presested to Congrom, for an Act to • • woe and AllallOTlß, tat so sus sourest. Tao prohibit the reputation of speck. Is thm Smile ol took _ s .„. bosom a Pewasylvanie, a Remoteness had bees proposed, to rat r;;: c o, too God .cola bring in a Bill to ;sweat lb* Beaks of that Cos. Is nom ,. The anowtalth from suspending speck payments I. troops 000 s. notes isssed by them, and that presages ebeeld al is ostroototi roloor made is it to forfeit the Charter of say Beak whist astern, with the defame of 'koala refine to pay specie if demanded for any e whist AItScTIINoT, who ill nil " . I.:aching and that intelligence from the Spanish Melo It appears thew : ht. /m o sso to war sailed thethat the Potties were repelled, on the 310 Odom' in ea attack en the talon of Caramel, with the lot Auswriwor heing s subject of 100 killed. A letter foetid on board a Tess, mkt& the United States were II as a an d a idi ng, captured on her voyage from lime to Cadiz, gives the .nosy, supplying theta very gloomy picture of the sista of affairs in the foi user city, in the month of May less. If the cepr nal, 3d, Eliciting the lod ises T so d gr oac „ Doa . t.a, c it i. seated°, of the writer can be relied on, it is eel probable that it has by the. t ime been released fro t. The thirst charge, at tho r „.,„„„ t with. the ) oke of Fiends to ge Beloved. of a doubt expressed by one The Ftroch General I. .t.T.MAND and his follo• Cesrt r especting their co s. ' era if. Staled to hare bees, rooted and dispersed. • their cognisant. We do not believe the statement to this ant, I Melt a verdict of guilty was the fact, as it is called, is the, announced in • of death was carried into Charleston Papers :- 1 ‘ We learn from ?rew desist oppeer to sot to be I leans. by the arrirel at this port of the Coked Ste The evert-act or sperrycaliva of brig I.ottrinise, that f:eoetal I.yiLto %NW'S militi r i . 1 . I establishment in the Spanish P►ovinee of Teams, has been broken op and dispersed by a body of oboist 200 Spanish t►oops. The establishment which be had made at Ga!festoos hag also been tak►n by the some force, and the men comprising the garrison pot on board • small vessel without papers, and sent off by the Spaniards." Pads Papers, with a Mail from Flanders, and German (issotes to a recent date, have Soperuemerades have been employed in bringing up IM accounts of the French War Deportment to the latest possible date, and the Bereasit of Itecreiting VI stated to have undergone an entirely new ergani. zillion. The Emperor At.szAmose. left Vienna on tM 43(1 ult. on his return to St. Petersburgh. From tee Ist Jae. to the 31st Dec. 1318, 403 ►hips entered the pert of Antwerp; among them were 352 of the Netherlands, 297 English, 31 Americans, 29 See• dish, 27 Danish, 21 French, 22 11 ions, lbc.— A Russian frigate, from Archangel, has arrived in the Tesel. All the latest accounts from the North of Earope coincide in representing the state of the wea. then as uncommonly mild and breeicent. The yes• eels collected at Mines, in consequence, is do. scribed as numerals beyond all precedent. Accord. log to letters from Madrid, noticed in IM Dutch Mail, the Emperor ALL AA AA R . / humane ',presets's. goes to Vas.citvstro, ie respect to the unfortunate wallas who are dispersed in foreign countries, whose somber amounts to 6000, among whom are some of great merit--soldiers, who in the war against Do. slairliftes abed their blood in defence of Spain, will speedily emotes general meesere to be taken in their favour, sod that the country will once more receive ti its bosom those who are dear to it, awl who may still render it Important services. A Kist's Memenger, and also so Austrian Mes smer, arrived yesterday morning, with dispatches from Vieasu. The Cabinet Ministers assernbled at the house of Led Cant.g*RAntt, yesterdey afternoon, preview; to the Conned at Cultnn-bosse; and after their porter., the Marquis Erthworro, the French Am bassador, had a long interview with his I. , irdshin.— imetivialis snorers from his late severe attack of W rot het flown. Yesterday afternoon. at half past four o'clock. the Princess AUGUSTA and ell• Poetess of G Lot:canna left the Queen's Palace for Wind .or. Earl Gust is espected to wire at his hoot* In Portman.square, to.sortow, from his seat in - . Northomberionl. The Earl and Countess of DifIET and family are impeded is tone, early in nest week. L...iy pr.. partition for their reception is already mode, at their hoose in Grosvenor-square. Ilse Marquis of Lieseowns is esreted In arrive et Losodowoo-booty, Boilteloy-eqoaro, on Toads, nest, from his seat, Bow Wood, Wiltshire. The following Notice has been scot In the several Kieg's Conesol at the Chancery Ulf t••••••" ' l ' h4 , Loan 4 111teadeseasis win edit di es Priam alooflis Gif 35.* seers, to hoar Bankrupt Petitions at Lincoln's Inn Mali, as he isteaded, nor will his Lordship sit till Ow further solicit." Tito first Seal before Term is had for the 15th of Jaasary. Busumovith.nousa.--The abide of the interior of this psinculy midget" has been screened and de. aerated ender the immediate supointerniesca of its liberal proprietor, Lord G. C•vairovin, who has spared no asperses is rendering it worthy of the boo tile! and pen state of the elevation. Tim mew grated sotto of apartments, towards the garde., far surpass Is taste and magnificence those of any other mansion Is the metropolis, particalarly the music.room. It is to he loarented, however. that by the restoration et the old hug* oak gates to she front wall the Pots. lie are now deprived of eves a peep of the bona from the street. Lord SIONOUTII has, we understand, restored to General GOUIGAUD the portfolio which was taken hem him when ho was &rested ; hat the lock being broken epees. the Geneve! refused to receive it, es espt is the prewar.' of • Nationale, obe certified to the slate in which the portfolio was presented by Lord SIDNOUTIeII agent. We hut* mot heml wise thee the two pais of pistols, the diamond Cross of No Legion i.f Honour. the silver knife end spoon, with Nevotann's Arms on it, and other effects, seised rondo Lord SIDOUOTO'II constructiou of Me Allen Din, were serreodroed at the same time. ORIIIITAL Moos vi EJICTINte TENANTS. —The -tattooing passage from the 25th of Ecclesiastics', nor. V, has persledlCieweentators :—" A loud cry. leg weaves and a *veld Abell be sought out to drive away the 'soaks." There is no elucidation of it either in 118,114 Pf Of other writers. who have under tithes to espial. diScolt passages in liff Bible, by • reference 10 the sinners and Ciffoolll of the iii. habitants of Eastern nations, By a modern traveller of credit it is said. that at Bemires and the adjacent provinces, a person,desirons of dispossessing • tenant from his house, and who is unwilling to wait the tedious process of the law, appyes for the assistance of • woman, who by profession is • notorious scold. This woman posts herself at sun-rising opposite the teriast's dwelling, and there peers out every species of abuse riggings the poor men that she can invent. — This conduct draws together the populace, • hose' apple/so She receives in proportion to her Toilers. tion and perseverance, for which she is amply re warded by her employer. Whenever the woman has occasion to retire for the patrols of refreshment, she pipets her staff in the ground opposite the boost, which. through a singular superstition, none dere remove or even touch during her ab. DroCP, aid on her retorts she recommences the tit lark, and this confiners from day to day, 'till the man is glad to give the landlord possession of the bees*. Is there not an evident allusion in the pas sage stoop cited to this oriental etude of ejecting ',wasp from their dwellings? Aid might not the practice bessecenfully ad.ipled is other parts of the globe, where professors god adapts is this useful art are to be found t .f I 1 Q 3 FATESMAN. IVESTMINSTER ABUT. TO Tim EDITOR OF Tlll sTATE‘MIM. 5m —having occasion lately I. pan Westminster Abbey, I felt inclined to rettead the steps, sad con template the emblazoned monuments of " the Mighty Dead." As I drew neer ibis venerableedilem, which had for in many ages been the sport dike rude tempest and the heating storm. 1 mentally " lloW many generations (since the erec. lion of 'bit structure) have successfully passed away from the cradle to the tomb—how matey Kiep, Statesmen, and Warriors have been depetited within its dark bosom, ohn ate now reduced to their elm. menhir,' ports, and mingling with "the eonseson clod"—end utast .nighty Itevnletions of States end Empires have the progressive education of the homes mind effected since " the laying of its feendailen stone."—Absotbed in this train of reflection I en tered the door at " Poet's Corner," shore silvan . seemed to reign In state, and solemnity to discover its grave brow, my mind now collected its sedge Powers to examine these Monements o bleb had fed the noble ambition of the Artist, and culled fermi the praises of the Critic. As I involentery sighed over the Epitaphs of surcessive Genius's, and draped a passing tribute to departed WORTH, I felt the ashes of uur great forefathers trembling beneath my feet, and their disembodied spirits naarshallieg, stimulating, and protecting the intellect of the world. I moved onward, Sir, in thought—as I approached the opposite end of ti e interior—obeli I suddenly recoiled on seeing over the principal doorasey a mas sive and emblematical monetuent erected " To the Memory of the honourable Wthhtass Hitt, &c." On the right of the addressing figure of ibis States man, en emblem of Despair is seen agonising in chains, whilst on his left is placed a figurisaf Ills. tory (I suppose), recording his name in the annals of o • • • • • *. Whilst employed in rariddling this innnemental fiction, unthaught the wretched figure of Despair was soddenly trasuformed into the radiant Genii's of More. indignantly filing her eyes on the "garble hearted CU %THAIS, and, at the same time, breaking @sender the chains of Universal Ds. :outlaw!!!! At this instant I felt the electricity of Hope shedding its 1. 1 y 10861MCVS emend W. as the affrighted and sepulchral voice •f " the immortal PITT," re-echoed through the mated roof in ...pues• site agony," Oh my Country. my Gentry !VI" I am, Sir, your's, &c. L•baden, Dec. 5. ISM NAVdt INTELLIGENCK. Thi PRINCE REGENTS COURT. Wedgesday evening, shout • gearter past six o'clock. the Prince Regent suited at Cullen-house from the Pavilion, at Brighton. Yesterday morning. soon after elev.', the Prin cess Augusta and the Heckel. of Gloacester arrived at the Queen's Palace, from Windsor. At oast lbe Prince Regent wept from Carltan.hoese to the Queen's Palace to meet his Royal Sisters, end Ti. maimed Sills them till four, when his Royal High. sees returned to Carlton-house. Seen afterwards the Regent held a Privy Council, which was atteeded by the First Lard of the Treasury, the Chancellor of Owe Exchequer. the Secretaries of State for the Home and Colonial Departments, the First Lord of the Admiralty. the President of the Board of Con front, the Mamer•General of the Ord , the Captain of Ore Yeomen of the Guard, the Earl of Meters'', sod the Lord Chief Justice of the Court of Kline, Bench. Mr. Boller attended as Clerk of the Council. The Itecorder of London was admitted, and toad. his Iteport of the convicts capitally convicted at the October Sessions, at Jostler...hall, in the Old Bailey. The Doke of Wellington was introduced to the Prince and kissed hands upon his being sp. pointed SI aster-General of the Ordnance. His Grace rote the uniform of blue and gold attached to the o gre of Mesler.G•n•gel of she Ordnance. • Viscount ildmiterh and the Earl of lulgrave bad audiences of the Regent. The Coen broke op at a goarter past CORN LAWS. It h well known that a Petition it at present handed shout to the Isrmers for their signotures, which originated in en anonymous eortegpondence in a London Paper. and has for its sole o hjoet the im position of what are termed high protecting duties on all "corn, meal, Aou►, rye, Oats, pees, beans, bar. ley, wool, fiat, hemp, bides, tallow, seeds. better, cheese, poultry, Tremble% apples, and peers," im ported into this country. We cannot moment for such an attempt as this le remove all !check to menepoly, sod the last remain ing Wendel Eng'and afforded foreigners to trod• with her. At no .ime ceeld •e have reported it—but least 'of all at the present. Oar poor are already weighed down and degraded to peoperiset ; and it le soeght to raise the price of Merle all the necessaries of life'.—lt must be recollected that when the last Cern Bill was brought forward, 80s. per wearier was admitted to he a ►emanerstinl pace for Whestireen by the agticeliarists themselves: This price the whole period since the muttered of the resisting Bill fully averages. We were last harvest blotted with a plentiful crop of this pain. sod still the re quisite cur►ency is preserved. For Barl.y, sorely ns. man an wish it higher who has the slightest spark of feeling for the 'Anneal welfare. Why then Is it pro.' posed to alter the law, whlnt a a remunerable/ price • is obtained ? lt is alleged that the Corn Returns are not properly given in; bet this sorely must lie et the discretion of the grower, as well as the par.. chaser. If either or both report a higher price than they have obtained or ghee. en mini to make any return, the Comp% .1 t falls epee there• solve" ; and each mast be able to coned the Isar , macho of the ether. If en erroneous sonde of drawing the average hes been adopted. that would em d ma tee t ity be corrected OD a proper tepresestatiot► to Perliameot. If, as the projected Petition sett for•h, the pre. flare of this country may be increased to the fell grandly require.' for f i t l egi t let an wait till chit is egged, mot ti:l such eilaeudseen is freely brought to market, ere we impose a defy which meet otherwise, as truly is the object of Its advisors. raise the price of the Staff of life to an enerfeeel height, beneficial to no Cl-. 4 of the eteM 'Ramify. prima of corn most rule every Mow else I. • 1.,..l with Mete. beginning with labour, rates, tithes. and rents. This world best mere der reciation of tie value of money, and the seem queues. Must **the entithilsiinn of our client/free. To prove that th► effect of import:alien is nnly to cheek monopoly anti mvnaa"rer; not to glut the CelltiSfr with the commodity, bet merely to supply the mar ket of the neetrepobs, which twofold otherwise often he raised bt fictitious scarcity, it is solbeient to hist at the moll amount of the weekly returns of British coin there, compered with the foreign, and at this same time to state, that although not less than twenty million quarters of wheat see consumed year• ly in this country, the imports oversee little mere than half a million. This is the mighty quality which is s•i.l to carry what oeght to be the profits of English coltivattost into the coffots of foreigtrtredoist If it is compered with 11w nemher of laud oceopiers, tt sill be friend nut to deduct quite one limbo (revs the protect required of eaeh of them! EXCOUR arIESIF.NT OF 1,11)0•Iftlf AND COlteg. QUINT ShDUCTIOra tot' POOR'S KATE. It is hoped that the attenrios of the Legislators will be attracted to the impolitic duly of five shilling a thoesend Imposed upon drainiog.brichs. As suss defy is paid in en early stage of the process et making, it is lesiva equally upon those übiek are spoiled, as upon those which peeve it for use. This tat is therefore a greater ebstrecties to she progress of agricultural improvement than say be suppeeed judging alone from the rate of its as sessment. Moreover, losses melt be more (request if the bricks are niaeufaciured withoet the usual buildings, and under the superintendence of an in /fishiest only wanting a supply for his own purposes, then if the Nosiness is conderted upon an 'Session scale, professedly wish a view to sale; bet where draining-tiles are not within a reasonable distant:o,ft is considered desirable, that each proprietor should burn upon his own premises as many draining-bricks as are required epos his estate. By adopting this method. the *wens, of carriage (a most materiel cons ideration) will he redesd, and happiness al& fused amongst the lower orders, by employing theta in making bricks and inland draining ; sod the vales of property will be segmented by the improvement. It would also appear to baseborn an neersiglit in the levying a duly upon draiming-bricks, since draining. tiles are pumps from duly, on accoest of their utility for agrireliaral drainage. The some leases which are urged is f of eitOptln4 dralaise-tiles frost duty, are equally applicable to tirsioing.bricks; and as the making the latter requires lets skill end so buildings, the work may be resorted to as en em. ployment (or the poor, in any pert of the cavalry where clay is to be felted, and therefore is the mere entitled to the exemption. About seven o'clock. on Thoreday evening, Me non ordered the hoes* of Mr. Young, in Marshals street, Westminster, end while the family were en gaged with a party of Meade, t►ey proceeded op stairs and packed op a cloudily of linen and wearing ap parel, and were making off with the MIN over the garden wall, whew they were perused by two sea belonging to the Gas.wnrks, which as soon es they .observed, the let the boodles fall, and made their l'olib:sc,feserielkuaAniwatsfeietitweennelp.croederi:o.lbekyeldbessmsypiesalrgrn:fifirta4l:latnifieyneilegele.:Cohttifteocrtel::iski:Pthedimileell47:bliethoetgatithrciaelinnflPird°l:tYlhi"l.l6.reildePl:lpi ri°besobliiiiiooaebs:Peelliteli mere 4( M es ses. Mark and Co. in I,llWef Cecil -stree t, lieeillk. Mr. Mash, ■nd a party of Gentlirmem who were oajo)ing the hospitalities of his table, rush. ed to the spot, when the flames had rises to a most elands. height. and all hopes of saving the coca stores Sets abandoned, and endeavours used to pre. were in a distant wing, but in vein ; floor skier /our ) feel in, earl the roof tumbled with. horrible crash, and she whole was literally redeeed to a heap of aalsea.--. The oGee books weer: 'veered, and a great pert et AI provision were token out. DRUR - 1:1:4 - N - K TIIITATHE. The new Pantomime was repeeted last night. and every scene esti' the transformation to the Ilar legeisrade was honoured with the distiognished and well.eterited approbation. When the Clown, how. ever, resented his character. cnnferion asaala;tl do. @politic sway. I la• Hamel," `• Dredbary for ever." and rice verso; remanded through every part of the Theatre ; and many arguments wore striking than even the most powerful !maniple, were wit nessed in verities parts of the Moose, with scarcely an interval of calm dering the evening; when how. .eveg the spectators geoid, with a little trangoillity, enjoy the slogs display, there was leech to be ad• mired ; the scenery, in many instances, is holy plc tempos and appropriate, and many of the tricky, although possessing little originality. were clewed!' managed. When harmony shall be restored, it sill doehtlert be attractive, and will add • new lent! to Mr. BAROVIIunt. ill.. who has so long and se ably written for the Minor Theatre,. In the coons of the evening the subjoined hand bill was freely circulated through the house:— " Theater Royal. Drury lane. Jan. 7. " is may be arecrary so ittrut• the Public. that Mr. Haan. sues Ito. no cos.r for complaint ageism she Managruecni of Ikury taw Thrum he boldly lama Informed, on faraday Isa. by a letter frame Mr. STSPIIII3I K 1111/Kll, 'Me although the hie Isunintoisie, for ahkk mile be nu. togagett. bad fnlled, prt she Gentlemen of the Uub:Coneftittee hat ropnweled Mr. S. Kr.umar. toilsome Mai (Mr. 11.1 that bh cnratearst *mild be as Awash fulfilled as if it bad been anere..lol. And Win wale. B est Kr. I. karma aware' the Politic is the fact." ' A FEW PLAIN QUESTIONS RESPP.CTINO EAT. MKS WHILIISELN TO RAYS MAPCO NOTICE. • ifflisibeteme of the skips bidldlng la Russia ender General Bentham ? Why have the anneal state of the affairs of the Fast Lodi. Company been withheld from Parliament and the Peblie ? Why has not Gemmel di g los affair been farther esgeited into ? Why has nut the sale of Ditch priers been and the persons who were to blame punished Are the notes of the Federative Bank, established in 1813, and which were to be relied is before let July, 1815, yet settled and paid ? What causes obstruct the aettlement of the St. Festatia prizeosioney, which has lain in the hands of Greenwich hospital MI years? The captors entitled to said prise-money are almost all dead, sod the hospital will in a very few years claim a pre scriptive right to it. What has been done in ennsegeence of the Report of the Committee of the Irish flosse of Commons in 1788, respecting the Chartered Schools ? What has become of Mr. Broogliam's motion in the Court of King's Bench for a Mandamus to order the Directors of the Bank of Englalend eated to dividActse their f profits twice a year, agreeably rep o Parliameut and their Charter? By what law are she Bank's matters managed by a I Sob• Committee of the Directors, la place of by the whole of them ? What steps have been taken for recovering the King's jewels, which have been missing since Jane, 1818 ? What rewards have been offered for apprehend ing and convicting the hoesehreakers oho robbed two of the late Queen's Palates a few days before her Majesty's death ? Is the Bank of England to be allowed the whole beeefit arising from supplying Gres, Britain with a substitute for the current coin of the kingdom? A hat.makor of Cassel, named M•vcictr, has 1 1 discovered • method of mansfactoring felt , in Si to I make it impenetrable to the stroke of • sabre, in the hiked@ of Os slronaest cuirassier, and even to a musket hall. This fact has been proved by mosneroos trials. He offered to discover the secret to oar . Goverament for • suitable recompence, bet no atten tion was paid to it. A report of Ibis ingestion, how • ever, reached St. Petersbargh, and Mr. MAUI-ICH nos invited to present himself to the Easnerer of litssts, at Ais.in-Chapelle. The Messier Generals being satisfied of the troth of his assertions, be has bees invited to ritabibb, 11l Itelll4, • manafactory of this felt, epos tbe most liberal terms. COMP liatcto A sox. .1 A 111. a. —Tie prices of Grain remain nosioalij re ..a 11•10 ay ion. SIIITHPISLD HAMLET. JAN. S. TA ii•• rte /MIA. Head a 1.. n. Mee .... 4.. 111. N. to. `24. I .4 cane NM day . 1•11•18 . 4r. fit. to 6.. VA. BOWS Veal ... 51 01. to 7.. W Sheep awl Ulnas Pore • b.. Vt. S.. es. SA. ihdese Una)... Ur. 01. 10 0' o& Pres IOU 11A V -MAHILLT. Hay ..... . al. N. US. I. Rt. OS. pd. Clever .... 61. Cr. lid. to 91. Or. 00- Snow .... ti :101. W. Is 41. 16.. N. V ERITAS. DIAL. JAY. 7.--Came down from the River 1011 night nasal rentsin, the Dick, Ihreison, for (Ipylon ; Faith, litany, C., St. Rift's ; Trine. Chilton. for Perrianthecir ; fcr Bing's& ; Id a , --, fiir Jansen+ ; and Jobe, for Ma deira aild Jamaica. Arrived this morale( end sailed for the River the Antelope, Lowrey, from the Care of Good llope.—ltemsie his Majesty's ship Sevens, and a Ditch sloop of war head to Sadness. Rawer rm. Jae. 7—Case is sire 0011111164•4, Medic, from Loudon to Dortmeetb, with less of anchor and cable; and several others for shelter. I'ORT.NOUTIII, JAW. 7.—Arrived the John Inglis. Bayley, fleas Bengal, tole of France, and Cape of ' Good Hope, oet seven months; Mailers, iron the Downs, for Cork and Ceylon; Oriest, Gallilee, from Petrol* for Grimsby, oat 4i days — spoke the Ruby, --, off Malaga, leaky, end sup posed she most have bore up for that port en the 17th of December ;and Cerro. Teddy, from Leghorn. Passed hy, the Alexasider, Martin. from Batavia fur Amsterdam. oat 111 ds ys. The William Pat, --, for St. Helena cud India, has been obliged to cat from her beat bower anchor in a hard gale at S.S.W. in St. Ileten'o-roads,and is gorse down to the Mother bank, where she remains in safety. Rye, JAN. 7.—The French brig le Gilds, --, I from Chalon to Denkirk, is driven on shore at the entrance of this harbour, is a strong isle at S. W.; crew seed, bet from are erstertaieed for the severity of the vessel, es the *ind appears to be increasing. CORK, JAN...). —Arrived the Aaron and Bril lion; transports, from Portsmouth, with part of the 35th Regiment. .1.%14• 3 —Arrived • transport, with part of the 181 h and 35. h regiments nn buetd. JAY. s.—Sailed his Majesty's ship Heron, ou a cruise. MILIOIO, JAY. 5.—A wrier(' the sloop Swallow, Burendo, from Lisbon for Amsterdam, having split her main.sail. Goxvxototo, JAY. 7.—Arrived the Flying Fish, Souls, from Ostend ; Invelnerable, Iledson, from Antwerp; Canada. Grant, from Bengal; Prodence, I.,rxter, from the South Seas ; Esther. Jones, from Sicily ; Catharine, Eason, from Beenos Ayres ; Br o i ... Ballston, from Bengal ; and Miners., While, from Oportn.—Soiled the Richard, ---, for Cork ; William and Thome., for Cork; Martha, --, for Deblin ; Glory, Scott, for Cadiz ; Nancy, Starry, for 'Dwaine, &c. ; and Upton, ---, for Gum. illAstYmMiAtXhWbeeELL.n.--occiut obeadebeewitnhshtiastedifiethwati Sir MURRAY MAXWELL bad resigned the contest for Westminster. We are authori s ed to state that the gallant Captain is determined to fight the battle. and hinaSsmtfeaokr:lethugespreparatioes for the 'lndite. Common, Adue et " w t : l e o et Mr sg t htYe H t.rdaY y gn eTeg i r ng ert l o .n e F od in es eht i . „ l E--..n, which arose in eonseqeenee of a dispute about a Lady. The Captain was slightly wounded In the plaint arm, and the affair ended. Mr. MAYWOOD, rho performed a sheet time dogleg last lesson at Drery-lane Theatre, erased at New Yolk on the 4th of lest month. RECOXOEIt'S REPORT.—Thersdey the RECORDER wade Isis ltepost to the Pawn HEW:NM when the Wooten repots were ordered for measles on flu l , ida west : Wani Tinny. for bullock meatiun { titeparn Murri...for a robbery at Caradea Too a s tt as. Itright. far highway robbery s and t at. Leonard. to stirring forged aster. They were alt esp aimed ' at the bet October tte skim. The rest, 17 in antabnr, Tare m erited daring emote. :-