The Statesman. — London, England, 1819-03-03 00:00:00

PR ICR At STOCKS ?II Basil Sliert 9 peg reef. Mei. ile prr. Coo. Comb 131 9I per Crat. Imo* tie Am. 73i 4 prr Cron. 9.11 nAy AT ONE O'CLOCK. Sails per CeeL nods IP) Navy EN p Ass. 191 lisawipser Ms 10 1! db. Omaha TFIR BTATIUMAN. LONDON: 11 , 2111111111 DAT. NAOMI 3, 1319. tbesea poetess who an bees sillily alarmed at the very word REFORM, read ear reseeding, le Peellasneobel last eight, whoa they will at woes ley aside their hers, sad embrsce its men with trsogeil mind sod greeting heart; for it we. Introduced to este, we any say the chief, of the branches of our Constlietloo, with all its best sod promisieg attri• butes, by the Philosopher and Ststemosn, Sir JAIMS MACINTOSH. This able end Learned Gentle. arse, who eudeered himself to the Weary world, Dearly thirty years ego, by his admirable week on the French Rroolvtion, end who bas, ae doubt, been since stedyine how boot to m emo one in Enelsnd, laid down the neceasity of a resistors of our CRIMINAL CODE, In °soot the west levelness mini ink* onstions over dislireied within the wells of St. Stephen's, snit from the ems. viction be inspired by that ale. philosophical, and berms. address to the listeep, of lite etroessity of the geuerullp wished-for, tad es gewerslly asked.fee, smeiierstirro of the Pens, Cede of our leers, k —y be said be ascended the lint step towards the ten* of RRFORMATION. The Cassias! Cede of every country ins great measure stamps the candor of that coustry. The chancier of a country is its peitlic fortune. No Poetry con he poor which is rich le its laws, is Other words, rich is Irmo& Me nation was ewer iesottod whose laws were 'bilked for their justice, and their impartial administration. How beautifully did the eloquence of this Pstriot illeatrole what one ef our sinorPeets hiss, heestifelly aid is praise of thepewers of eatery foe Astoria— , See boo rrsisdess omen personee, Maw oat their Wen, sod the heart Wait t - Togo every sprit end soemeaseat of the sees, This appetite excise. rod that eitatroof,' Oar English Clete° did indeed Abet all the obese Poet see forth, in other verses, for he molly did— •• Cadre' the meek sod melt the obdurate breast. •• Da amalgamated by the imp M ooklodled in the •inds of many in tho noose, the diglinctioas of Mi. toisterisl cad Oppositlowist ; and gloriosa to say. he obtained a majority of 10 votes Is sopport of his ese. lion over the Ministry, or rather ore► the mossom proposed by Lord Castmussaast !II The anumersoo. moot of this happy event, which may be 'old to re claim the triumph of troth sod moos over deco. Won sod sophistry, was received, as may well ha imagined, with loud secismationo militia those wells which have not oftes witnessed se &Nilo*, so oc. corrence of a well-limed ondesvolir. What, thee, aro the 'eclat:names of the waited !simplest like to bet Why an inroad.% to Beeves to losplso or eollabtest other compatriots to avert those corms from this to* ling abased, tat owe forested isle ; sad embol den a rebooting. a natersity wollAspeord People to say to those Rotors, who, thessh we most set constitutionally aim, hove bee. folded spat them, yet bars bees continued in °Mee against their isle mot and cosorat ; to esoboldes the sofferimg and too Wag patioot People, to eselsios to them heard-hart mos :—Nand aside, Gestlemev, we have bad tee mach of yea, wake rooms for year betters. The WLITIONSTIM ELIKTIONIS oboist I. elms it the esomeat of oar Paper poise to Prem. We therefore an only my, that it is of more impottaaso, to the politicsl world than many ass apt to t►iet. The nese of the smithy is the patrictsieElectots,whieh we have painfully wkeessed thrsegbeet is eel a simple ono, it is eeasplicahed. There is blame more than owe scatter ; bet it shall be the sobjem of Were (*emotion. It is the part of wisdom I. draw mutiny lemma from disoppointawst. Stets of the PoII 'blackly et two o'clock : J. C. Ilessever., bq L Hes. Cl. LANs IU FINAL CLOVE Olt Tat POLL. Total 3. C. Ilespeose, EM. Hen. G. L►ra fl. Foods, the pulse of public opinion, es far es muds the 'mastic fortes', still isdloste en extwerbo. tion. The Courier (thoesh sot the forerunner of tither trails or baptisms) ssys, "The Stocks will be feverish es long as 116. Secret Committee site on Bank again." Dose time body smash' too mesh of eidetic is its itself for • healthy esieleser, et dies it bold its steed ep Ma seer the east et the disorder? The malady Owlets r) appears to peruke very little of Use iotermittentqoalhy, meets to prevail WNW, end to cosines. It lithesome's{ opinion thee all the pMiti•es 111 Wasiak-lase world be amble to re store the somphisast to dee wee's& spin, unless the Fellows of that Corporedos (mid coovert the hen es their motels late solid gold, sod ibroW oils of this late t►e chests of the Beek Directors every two boars, fir wee nets le awe 11 ! Lord CssrLsontamm i ls costdoet most appear highly inermaistont to tho Within pert of the Public, slow, altboottit ►o imputes the shocking homes* of also to dieress sod Dot to depravity, yet he proceeds in his estraysgsnt career of lust too Jotted of economising tAo rblic moorj. THE STATESMAN Ts rirs EDITOR •r viz STATESMAN. St•,—The subject of the Inairest Debtors' Act l i maws to hen attracted the notice of • great away prows, sad Do wonder, obese ',iffy tradesman is so mace osiaorood mod tolerated is it. I ...Id sad• psi owe method for oar Legislators to alcsrtain the *stet satire of as thin. Lot this regain of trsdninai gaserally the very hest proof of ice injury; there are few, very few talisman that have set two, Woe, fear, Ire, or sin proofs to bring 'past the Ad. I Wok I way vesture I. say, that not one out of tee hers Inn subedited the state of their slain to thole creditors, before they Moe gone to prises to pay off all, and acquit themselves of every obligation to their crsaiters; new or old. This is a serious subject, and ought to be itswediately arranged to the benefit of the honest and upright tradesmen.. It freqoestly claws, that a tradesmen has no seems of knowing where his debto► is, until be re mires a nodes fres hi. that be is going to take the knelt of the Act, sod get a pastel release from every thing and every body. For sty owe part thick no was eight to here any such power esti% be his sebeitted the state, the tree state of his cir cesatemer•s to his creditors. If they deal accede to ttantethit./ relines!, thee a Jury of tradesmen eight to decide upon thecae* lessnedletely, either to liberal* or confine the individual.-1 as, respectfully, Mann 9. NIL Sir J. M ACIDITOSN'S declaration, s dfalltalinn net advskilue of cootradleion, nor even of doubt, that peigieristo sod crimes bees always advanced in pe nile lines, sad with eqsal steps ("seri pants"). flew shoeking I bow tem! end fiercely to be be. lined, our wise sod pod Ministers amid scarcely be impelled to tbeesquiry into the Nns I Code by any, tbestrositit steeliest* of our best Orators. SisteSvictia.--Kbat cow be mom trim thee that the State which does sot seek to remedy the diereses which menace Its oilstones is guilty of its own de. strection ? This sus beautifully exemplified by the luminous the sooviacing speech of Sir J. MACIN. rose, las t Toseday evening, in the Hoese of Com mons.. Mr. Dams O'Batax.—Of this "Centime, taking pert with Mr. Lisa spigot the cameo( Harrow and Mr. lionnome„ we may aptly say, as Casa"' said to Ida assassin, " Et fts Brute 7" first might we received Paris Papers of Caterrhy last. The Park intelligence bas, within these few days, assumed in importance which hes not be longed to it for some months. The circumstance which has given it this character is the nose which is understood to have produced the dissolution of the Ministry of which the Doke de Rum:tato wee the heed—the Lam relative to Elections. Recently, as NT Readers keens, the Marquis de BARTIITLEITY prillpallia some 111141111kiltiOnf ice the Law, GT far as it related to the Electoral Colleges. Ile objects to that part of the Lew width assimilates Patents (that is the Tax which is paid upon Patents) to the Land- Taz,alloss ins the sense right of lode( to the sae who pays 300 francs ender the Tax emus Patents, as to the man who pays 300 francs Land-Tas. hit the chief altered*, which his propositioo wished to effect is, that at every Election these shield eat only be appoioted the requisite posher of Deputies, bet a si milar somber of sebstketes, or doeseles, in order that the representation may always be complme. This was tried is former Legislative Aseemblies, whether with any advent'se to the peblic cause we shall not mow step to enquire. M. de BAIITNILLENT'S speech was ordered to las printed, and it we directed that Weenies should take place last Friday, to ascertale whether the proposal should be takes kits maidens lieu. The Marquis Desottes was the first to op pose It, slinks( that the immediate effect of the proposal had been to create agitation, shake cost. Meese, and spread great alarm throughout the ca pital, which siltation sod alarm bad already beta comssonicated to the Departments. At first he had acceded to the low with some doubts—but those doubts had siege here entirely 'essayed. Eves if the Law eight be modified for the better, was this the perks meant to attempt it, after the Nation bad but jest boos released from then eaessinew produced by the reports of a total client of the law ? The Marquis declared it Its be the unashooes opinion of Government that no change ought to be made in the Law ' • that the very discussion of any project had produced, sod would coatings to predate dangers, which it was the duty of Ministers to point eat to them. The Dukes de la ROCHIFOUCAULT and Clients:it., and other Peen, were against the pro. position. The Count de CASTILLAox and others for it. At int it was proposed to oakum% the dis cussion, which was rejected. The Chamber then divided, whoa 94 were for taking the. Project into coaelderetke, sod 60 against it, leaving the Go vernessat in a minority of 34. 'ilia division has produced very great agitation et Paris. The Fends fell to 68f., but after the market closed fell nearly one per cent. more, to 67f. 10e. — Petitions ere pouring in spinet say change being made in the Law. If we may believe private letters, it has been determined at a Council, presided by the King, that the Chambers shall be forthwith dineteed --And bets to a great amount were laid ase Friday and Wortley lest, that the disseleties would take place is three days. Ws received yesterday New York Popes of the td el last sooth. They copula a very long Report of the very able speeds of Mr. Ctsv, the Speaker of the Howse of Representatives, on tea Report el the Coesteitter, disapproving the trial and 'sentries of ARIPUTNNOT Sad AillUtleTtl. Mr. CLAT Con. Medea by saying, "Galilean! may bear doe. all oppetitirta; they may even vote the General the pee. lie thinks; they may carry hie triemphautly through this Ileum: bat if they do, in my bumble jediesesst k sill be a triumph on the principle of lasubordina. ties—a triumph of the military ever the civil 'mho. rity—a triumph - liver the powers of this Howse—a triumph seer the Constitution of the land.--Aid be prayed most devoutly to ileums, that it eight sot prove, in its ultimate effects and c o nsoque t ti, • triumph over the liberties of the People:. 0111 •I/ OLO LAet ' t SOTO 1111111•11.11 MIN NOR IN TIM STUARII ST ?NZ MeV I TAGS VI • lIIMMING Goad laid I bow the Doran are aisle. sheen Why ittent's no ere:alai seer a Mete I Not an more. or comer, an slit,. or Yoe. not a Knight a *ileitis we own I What tirrailfal rallamity threats the load f Whet *add.. distemper sprain f 1e ii Vial. or Arlie. or bowel twomplaist. Or the pingeejast levied from !tiniest ie pelted, Madam t use fear to Witold nano,' wV la hie air ; The ftimae is coaled to Threarosedle reviler. he you're We, ow Olt tide Temple. bar. I eons from the Levee g sad there we were trAd thy the Garay Quark. Defter Gorier, That "a sittinet /ever" AdCeimarnat alma' I, M that Ladles had little to fear. The etimplaiwt. he Alma, will towline forage. Throsehoot eery part of the cu ll . 'rat the Meashets, appoiseed eremitic the gawk. Mall are broke op their " Smarr Cot urrrna ! I !" J. E. To rms REIM or ras STATESMAN. Sta,—l noticed an article in your Paper of see torah, to the fallowing effect : The kart er A swat ha. rrenenamtv groeirA to the Overseers ef Chalky, ahem* 40 arm of waste lame, for mlll - sad he ewe eurpleyarat to such of the peer d that parish as are Aesthete or other weer. Now, Mr. EDITOR, this person may have Weems. looted by very generous motives indeed in the above snot. I will not prnoure that ►e was cot actuated by the very best and most benevolent motives; bet thee a greater qoestinn seems to be involved here. From whom did he derive the power of making such a grant ? How coma the wooe land to be his? It is mid, waste land. How can waste land belong to ' , the Earl of ABLIWAVLNNY ? Is it not lk. property of the nation ? I ant, respectfully, I March 1, 1819. It. ANEGIMM:4I.. A striking sods melancholy conformity ousts be. woes the destiny of the two moat illustrious men of genius whom Spain and Po►tage! have produced is modern ages—'lll meant CERTANTIO and CAMOZNII —a conformity which reflects no honour on those reentries, nor on site Sovereigns and Ministers who thus abandoned them to the rivers of adversity.— Both served on the espeditioss endertakeu evilest the blahometans, in the capacity of private soldiers, and both were wounded. CAIIOIIII Wit as eye be. fore the town el Ceuta, is Morocco ; and CZILTAZITICS lost his left hand at the celebrated naval bottle of Lepanto, pined by Don Joust of AUSTRIA, is 1571, aver the Turks. Each of them uoderwent captivity, shipwreck, and all the calamities of adverse forlorn.. —Returning to their native country, both were ad mired and deserted. Joust 111. and SEIOASTIAN, Kings of Portugal, mein to have dose as little to ameliorate the condition of CAHOON!, as Lip 11. and 111., the Sovereigns of Spain, did for Czar %STU. Each of them attained to an advanced age, amidst the pressure of distiller, penury, and privations. Cutouts breathed his last at Lisbon, is 1579, at about WI years of age, in an hospital, re. ;numbing his countrymen; as is asserted, for their creel neglect. Ceavaires, extenuated by the pre. pus of a dropsy, which was rendered more severe by want, preserved Ms consoltational gaiety of Ms. pubis's to the last moments of his 'lists's', oz. OW, it may be almost said, with the pen in his hand, and seemed to triumph over dissolution by the elasticity end energy of his mind. Bodied at Madrid la 1616, a your which likewise deprived the world of SUAltitiAll ! The author of the Lusted and t►e writer of Don Quixote were both thrown into the ground without even the denudes of so ordinary funeral ; nor as the spot wheneither of their remiss are deposited, be even ascertained at the present time. It is impossible to consider' these facts, without voodoos of mingled cancers sad indigesties.—Yet DA PM TAUS, sad G 1.11.110, among the holiest.; SIPILOCIS, OrWAT, and Cgrritill• roe among as, appear to have ezperieeced scarcely a milder fate. The late Alderman CADELL, who wu see Of the most inielligest, honourable, end superior men *1 his profession, told a friend that his predeesuser, MILLAR, the bookseller, bought Fittotec's Ame lia of the Astber, giving his for the copyright eight Madrid pounds; a great sum at that time. After making the purchase, MILLAR showed the Manuscript to Sir A !ODIM MITCHtLL, who sabae• prosily filled the part of British Mishits. at Berlin, requesting to have his opinion of the work. Sir Aeons+ observed to him, that it bore the indelible marks of Irtuist so's getting, sad was a fine perform. awe; bet, nevertheless, far beneath Tom Jones, finally advising him to get rid of it as soon as he amid. MILLAR did not neglect the counsel, though ho was too able a man to divulge the ophidian deli. tweed by his frised. On the contrary, at the first sale which be made to fie trade, he said, " Gut lemon, I have semi works to pot op, for which I shall be glad if yes will bid ; bet es to Amelia, every copy is already bespoke." This mansenere bad is effect. All the booksellers were serious to got their steers pet dime for copies of it, and the edition, though I kegs, was immediately sold. What most be the slate of the country at this mo. newt, when it is asserted by several of the prisoners ita New/gate, that transportation to New Holism! (not t• the bulks) may be considered ay a refuge fro■ dis tress than es a punishment ! !! We understand that Judge DAT, who lately re fired (rem the bush Bench, is shoot to take hi, seat in the Hoes* of Commons for the Borough of Triter —Mr. Danny, the late Member, basin accepted. the Chiltern lientirells, end a new Writ hating been Issued. N4FIL INTELLIGENCS. DEAL, NA int 2.—Carne down from the River wag the Mary, Durant, for ; sod Frionda. Bartley, for Jainalre.—Seven) VIPWAIOS are sew pam ieg through the Dowse, from Rran.gary. Poetswotrru, Mancn 2.—Pa...d down Chasse!. tie Timor, Parker, foe the South Seat.— Went oat of beginner, the Integrity traosport, aid broeght op at Spitheed. PLYMOUTH, MARV, I.—The Mary, Raney, from Leedom to Malta, that was ow shore, has bees got off without damage.—Came In several vessels from Ireland, bound up Channel, and remain wind-booed. —All the trssels that pot in hen last week by ari sen, winds, have sailed this day. Pans 4PICt. Ras. 211.—The sloop Providence. Ebb, from Plymeeth to I3el 101, carried away her mast-head in this Bay, on the 9.t.th lost. bet proceed. ed on her voyage. Coax, Fri 45. Arrived the Argo, Lg.., froas 800001, booed to Lierrpoot. . _ _ Hmiwtcw, MAXUS I.—Arrived the Leicester pocket, with. Mail and pawners freer Cuxhaven. —Sailed a member of vessels with graie for London, Lieceroos., Mottos I.—Arrived the Roche', from Halifax; railed thi sth of Fehroary. His Ma jesty's ship Forth was at Hatifss, and the Grashop. per sailed for B•raada lit Feb. Hosorwertn, Fra. tg.-IMiled the oetwart.l.boued Tenth sad others, to long detained here by contrary wlede. Gaavisawn, MARCU ?..--Paased by to-day for London, about 20 uil of vessel• from Ant werp and Itotiordant.—Ssited the ;:iddeford, Dn. mild, and Johupsuroril, Ferguson, fur and Jane, Williams, for Dublin. PO LICE. Illow-oratirr.—Yrsterday J. Bryant, errand-reast to Mr. F. 'lambert, working goldamith, in Broad. street, Bloomsbury, wee alleged by his master with having plandered him of sold ratting* and Clogs, to the value of mar. thee 501. The Prisoner was sp. prebesded on sespicien, on Monday, when there were foetid in his pockets a crecible filled with gold filings and wire. sod a quantity of small pieces of geld. He had elms a new watch, and gold debased wets, II very rateable usesiral saulf.bos, and other expensive articles, the whole of which the Prisoner etknoaledged to hare perchased with the prodece of the plunder of his wailer. Ile was remanded an til Tharsday. Throe men, nomad Sone:, Coiik, and Grover, were also remanded, as a chores of plundering the promises of Messrs. Thompson and Co. coal-Bor. chants. Proprietors of the Adelpiti.wharf, of hay and core, to a coesWerable amount. GUILDN•LL. --Yoolecday fV IleGatiro and G. Thompson, were folly committed, ea a charge of stealing a pair of shoos from the *op of Mr. Holmes, shoe-maker, of B olhora.hill, as Moeda, last. Aloe Stewart was charged with stadia/is sweaty of ribbon from the 'lmp of Messrs. Ellis, of L.dgate. streets, haberdasher. The theft was committed in the @seal way, by the weenie haying gone hs to perches. a small Norden of the article, sad secreting her booty. —She was folly mamboed. T. Lester and S. Showier, were charged with molly trotting some sheep, is Bridgo-street, Black. friar*, on Pebbly. Chest of thews fellows was repro. seated to have acted most brutally ; hot from the defence he made, he was Good ooly In .mitigate awn. The Spsnivir Government has engaged 30 trans ports from different merchants of London, to form part of the ospedition preparing at Cadiz, to carry out troops to - South Miseries. Au advance of hire and pay for two sontits is wed* sod for one month more vibes lbe 110,9141 arrive at Cadiz.— laseraans to may port in South MIMIC& are effected as 7 or 8 per Got. The letters from Peril dwell on the disturbance gives to lb. poblic mind by the late proceedings of the Upper Chamber. The writers alarm, that tiro King and lb. Administration are equally resoluta in their supra of the Election Law ; to save which from alteration, it is hinted t►at, if necenary, a dissolution of the present Legislative Body may be rooonsd, and a onetime of so lees than 50 Peers. The Marquis of ELT hoo recently obtained a won. detfally fine ruttiest otainedilen window, which wee dissevered is an old ioniser-room of the family man. sloe, when It hod, io ell probability, been cosceeled for ages. This effort of Art, endnehtedly, at some distant period, adorned some venerable Priory or j Monastery. There was seemly evet known a season when the springs we►n IN low as at present. la the country around the teem of Hull, is Yorkshire, they are &ow nearly without water. Fiaz.—On Meaday evening a Ire broke net at Mr. Gales, a campsite', in the Broadway, %at tributer, in coasegeonce of his gas pipe bursting, and the semi setting Ire to the air while endeavouring to keep it from rushing forth. One of the men was meek scorched, sod the 6re that communicated to the beards of the shop was not get mat until the gas pipe was cot and pigged up. Mr. Gale wes sere. mooed to Qeten.sgeareOfßre for the firemen's fees: het the Magistrate held that the Gas Company was Mose liable. CORN EXCINANOI4 MAIRCU 3.—We hate hid ns animals sines Meeday, what fine Wheat was left ne•r till this morning •as disposed of et that day's rims, bet there was no demand for the inferior deseriptsour. —Hawing bet little English Barley at market. and faunal buyers appeariog, It .s samples sold fel' Is. per wearier dearer.--Oats folly soppert Mondap's B•ani sad Peas there is no 'befall's. ST. DAVI n's DAT•—Tb. Magistrates of the Coast/ of Surrey, resolving to seppre•s the aortal nuisance of holding a sort of far it Lambeth. sod 'tither having been given to that effett, on Mon:lay rnota . ag a urge body of constable, attended to sathrott "" airtereinatoun of the Magiarstea and order of the Lord of the Manor. A vat neither of 'loran, as savable4l at sn gaily boor in celebrate the snottterary of their Tutelary balm, and sppeared disappointed at the interruption. 1.4)N DO , ll s Prlsted •Dd Yublu.b.•l by Pi--v. at Starmas Wises, :1•. 4. Niitat.ury.old. 1.61.1-Or".