The Statesman. — London, England, 1819-02-05 00:00:00

TI-1E STATESMAN: charge the duty he owed to hie aged and Infirm tie.. of 45.0004. a year was deemed proper to be bestowed w ai l s, not forgetting. at the urns time, what was as a compeosatio• among her late Alasarry's ser doe 10 ,he "t its of the country. With respect to wants ' • but the saving at present would amount to the sera of 10,0001. to his Royal Highness the Doke the annual tam of 83,0001. Certain places were to of York, if it was necessary, it should be granted ; o a t It ought most eagoestionably to be charged on I be abolished, but 50,0001. w a s still to b e impended the Privy Porn. annually in the care of his MASISSTY'S Person, and Mr. CANNING said, the Right lion. Gentle- the •Ilos a Imo of 10,0001. allotted to the Iste.Quran ~,an had declared that, with retired' to her tale Ma. , f or that special purpose, was to ha transferred, with je t ty's Knehlithesimt, he world be goideed by pre., • to charge, to his Royal Highness the Doke of YOLK. cedent. the Right Hon. Gentlemen would find, on reference, the course followed on the death of Canes This alloweece to his Royal Highness of an ad- Cerolioe, and her predecessor, was the same as that ditiunsl 10,0001. a year, is to be taken, it most be wow proposed to he pursued; and with respect to remelted, nut out of the Pritry Parse, which his she acing of the Privy Pune, if any, the Right Maa ties. too longer contrite's, but out of the pockets lion. Gentleman would Ind, by reference to the Re- of she People—of a People who bete been drained gooey Act, that they were &pissed of. If the Kiag to eahaystion, sad who bad been led on this ana tomies will, that will would dispose of these saviegs. sloe to look ••p for •some teller from their distresses, If net disposed of by will, they were to go, as by law the p e►s"malproperty a t an y individual amok; of which they might feel the advantage, and a ra ga. 'Me Right Hon. t;entlitesan then pinned- treetchment which would eviems the sincerity of Mi. ed to defend the proposed grant t• rlee Dike of York, slitters, in their voolded promises of economy. It is on which subject, he said, his Royal Highness had certainly vet, didoierested sod praiseworthy in his displayed lbw meat hinoorable disintetestedoess, for he bad cube aled I. tett on himself, as appeared by Royal !lightens the Pill/WOE Recast?, to place at the she Bill now ea the table, the important sold vadat,' disposal of Patlisealtut the sum which was provided onips of Ceat e g Of the poison, any Mips. t er the mentensocrof his Royal Mother.now that her • Ration ; and the Hasse With( negative the 1 11 °. MAJtrry is no longer able toretaitt or enjoy it; but if polities of hie Nettie itintd, and leave his Royal the publimemowtey is still to be lavished in (:pertly pro. Highness withal ouy femeneration whatever ; • , fusion, and tens of thousands to be added yearly to circuitous'', a far as ho understood, from agree. i n with gba R i g ht Itoa. wishes on the the burdens of the depressed People *1 this cool.' ry, esejact, that he did not even wish to cultism his retrenchment and economy are in use only es words, Royal Higbee's% allowance to WOO". if more lad the profession of them is mockery and insult in should be footed necessary. He Was coovinced that addition to oppression. Independent of the absurdity, she ratios of the Right Hon. elemieman, I a every mow Gentlemen in lba , Holm. was, as his e v i d en t th e face of this prodigal min >P of was, a dogtrots render this last yaws of our venom. the public money In the grant of 10,0001. a year, in ble Sovereign's life as comfortable as human efforts mitlitioe to the Duke of YONIL . I inane, to tumble his could render that. Royal Highness to go backwards and forwards be. Mr. TIERNEY• is osPisostions again erasure tweet Lontloo and Windsor to see his efllmted P.s. his wish to act in the most libersi maeste towards rent, the strongest objections still Chief in our minds, the Doke of York ; at the same time that he coo god ought to be urged with Constitutional energy stilted, es far as possible, public economy. Mr. Cunning, Mr. Tierney, and Lord Castlereagh against the additive of this fresh power and its. moonily npisieed, after which the motion wee Menage to the feeferite sou of the King; for It Is agreed to. palpably evident, that the possession of such offices Liied CASTLEREAGH then presented Copies of sod prepondetsea lo the State, united in one person, Treaties and other Papers, by eider of the Priest Regent. ,whottmer sissy be his Royal Highness's rinses. or 'the Bill for the future Care of his Majesty's the reasons urged for this appointment, are intuits. Person was reed a second time, sod committed for pasible with the proper sad impartial edministratlon of Goseroment. feeling of the new Parlianseot seemed setticieotly courtly on the subject of these estraordinary propositions. The question was re. forted to a Committee. A similar Message was de livered to the Howie of words by the Earl of beta. Pow, but no discessiou upon the subject took place in that House. Mr. U. CLIVE presented two Reports of Mr. Capper, relative to the State of the Cooties Ships, which were ordered to be printed. Mr. R. WARD presented Retorns relative to the Royal Artillerp—Ordered to lie en the table. Mr. I.II:SDIRGTON presented certain Papers and Hewes 'sloth* to tie Pubt‘e Itotessuo.—Or. deed to U so Aar table. Mr. Masao, from the India.havo, pr.rotited arr. tame Reims, as directed by Act of Parliament.— Ordered to Ile on the table. 4—.41 Pretense agreed the Raters for Trove woe peer slimed, sad ordered.- to he Sakes istarteusideratbm 4th el May out. 'Atoms of the quantities or Grain Imported and reported in Great Britain end Ireland, its real and average vales., ter the year 1814 to 1818. luclesaie, wan awed for by bit H. PARNELL, and ordered accordingly. Adjoorned at Ni.. o'Cloek. FUCK Or STOCKS Till lingli lima 2 pet CAM. ROC nil i pet Cast. Cieurlo 17 Wow. he Aer. 771 1 per Gist. NI DAY AT ONIS O'CLOCK. per Cow. Navy Lib. India Om& 76 76 Rs lam AKa. 3- egeur Sins 4 16 6 10 Oosieis THE STATESMAN. LONDON: FRIDAY. 1111131 WARY 5, 1819. Park Papers to the Id instant, and a Flanders Mail, have arrived, bit their contents ars altogether ossimparsest. Priest. ecoer,ola MOB pads advatieid on Moodily last to he tite 'mmg i. tl4 _ It is stated foto article from Ina, so the coulees Spain, that the ezpoditioN titling out at Cadiz will be soon ready to sail—that it is the last effort to re cover South Asserica--aod that the Colnotandar-in- Chief (o'llottrat.) goes set with the sword is owe had, tad a lag of trace in the other. In the House of Lords yesterday, s Committee was oppoiseed for enquiring, in a manner similar to the Secret Committee of the House of Commons, into the affairs of tie Bank. It is composed of the sow proportion, early, of Ministerial and Oppo sition supporte►s as the Committee of the Lower noise. Of the thirteen Peer., who constitute the Louie Committee, nine are either actor! Members or active constant advocates of Administrotion, and feei are occasioned to rank in Opposition. In this arreogesent, the principle avowed by Dr. JOIFISIOX. as having governed his serpent of Parliameutary pro. endless, appears still to Ito the Order of die Day-- " a secret determination that in every contest the Whig dogs sioeld have the worst of The Important promised Message rotative to the reduction of the Windsor Estelslishment, was last night brash( down from the PRINCE 11.30421 T, and Delivered to tbe Hesse of Lords by the Earl of Livcaeoec, and to the noose of Commons by Lord CASTI.IIIIAOII. it announced, that in consequence of the denies of her late MAJESTY, the sem of 58,0001. B.year having become disposable by his 'toys! Highness for the senorsl papoose( the Civil List, he has pieced this loom at the disposal of Par basest ; but certain claims being founded on it on account of services in the separate establishment of the Clean, he relied on the House of Commons to amble him to satisfy the claimants with loch allow soros as here usually been bestowed on similar oc calicos. 83 a sad The following sentence in the speech of the new Member, Mr. BLINA 1., ea the *object *like Bank and its corium, deserves to be engraved on a tablet of brass and eased to one of the walls of the Royal Exchange. "The Noble Lord (CASTLE RAUH) cau tioned the hoes* against taking a false step. A false step, however, It world, in his (Mr. BUIIIIA 01) (pi. nion, be to take, not to adopt the original sootiest. The Noble Lord led also talked of the bigitimateoliments of commerce. He (Mr. WIRRAL) knew of no legitimate element •f commerce more indispensible (bats pro bity ; he knew Ono true substratum on allies com mercial probity could be founded, but a real— a me tallic currency, which oogbt not to be put aside for a bctitioug—a valueless substitute." Now, we would ask, ran all the Ministerial sophistry on the Trea sury Bench pot together, diminish is an an tole, the powerful logic of those few words' Is the Rosa of Common', Lord CASTLESUOU stated,lhet by this event the annual espeoce of the EGieblishment at Windier would new be reduced !fore 100,0001. to 50,0001.; which japed to the 58,C001. that had lapsed by the death of the Quinn, woeld mete a total nviog to the country of 108,0001. a year. The whole advantage of this saving, how ever, coeld sot be Immediately eel.yed, as the lam 'llse COUNCILLOR of the ExcetreUiß has at length conceded what Mr. Gainest.t. has so long and en zealously contended for. The Bank balances ate to be mewed le future by the Public. We have the melancholy intelligence to announce that Mr. tlaatow, the celebrated portrait and histori. cal painter, so hose fine copy of the Trsesfigeration attracted so much attention at Row, expired yester day morning at his berm, Doan-streer, Seim. A Paris Paper of Monday says, " Last eight Vie coast Di BIMIUNI blew out his' brains with e pistol, on the bridge des invalids. It appears, that he had mounted the parapet in such a meaner as makes it probable he wished to have fallen into t►e riser, bet his body remained open the bridge. lie was f•uad dead: the pistol ley at his feet. We have not yet learned the cense of this desperate act." Ike new buildings at Leamington Spa are ;Meg ea with great spirit. The ground is laid oat for se elegaet crescent, on perfectly a novel plan, in the High Town ; and the Earl of Wuawicu is now sink ing a abaft in hopes to find a mineral spring on his estate,which lies within abost half a mile of the original Spa. During the high winds, about a fortnight age, a nearly 60 yards in length, was completely carried off from the eetrance wall of the kaselegh. gardens, and entirely dashed to pieces. Many bosses were stripped of the lead, and several large trees torn up b)lr he roots in the immediate neighbourhood. Amongst the reports circulated in the City, one was that the COUNCILLOR el the EICuCQUCS enter. 1 , gained the intention of fending forthwith 10 =Miens of Exchequer Bills. There is no doubt bet that if there be any honest design to return to a whole. som, circulation, the Eachequer - Billa must be fended. no whole of the Cabinet Ministers, eseept the LORD CHANCILLOIL end %%Jasmine CILITLEISAGH, sere present at the Cabinet dinner Oen by the Esit BATUUMST en Wednesday. The Deke of WEL. LINOTUII glees the Salt Cabinet dinner. -V Ti Till EDITOR or THE STATESMAN. em very much dissatisfied with the pro cvecapp in the Hoses of Commons last night. I'ro. fatles s rutker than parsimony, seems the order of the day.: thestoosy. the point between both, ought at least to he 'kept always in view. What! most so aifectfonafe son be ;sold for his coach-hire in going to me as Mimed tether ? !—Better at once that In. stead of the Latin word Coins, we nil the Duke of Youit-hy the English name of Keeper, if he must be paid as such. Again, giving fell salaries to dis charged officers, is au unpardonable estrangance.— Why, if a clerk of 20 years service be discharged frees else Navy or Audit-office, for age or infirmity, he Meisel bat half his former pay. Why most every thing with the epithet Royal be so distinguished ? This is the way to multiply the number of Republicans Is this everborthened coossfy. Then lastly (though sot the least in my regreibi t n witnessing such proceedings, was the do chii.tion of Mr. 'ilta2ll7, the patriotic Mr. Tint try, that he areeld not regard 10,0001., se, nor 500,u0t.1., if the sum were applied to the gratifying ev.ir Sk-e puerile wish in the etisereble %instal I. I Ales! I am disheartened by Iteeriag such lon 44444 . What, is the Prince every thing, sod the People onihiog ? Tie King has a set of silver chessmen, 1 am eieel,l (though blind). he may be doings of chsngiste then. for gold, and having the crowns of the Kings set with dismoorts ; shill his wish ht complied Mr. Tautxtv ? into Windsor Castle, if T oo please. Mr. Ttro‘av ; hut look into Bimini. ham Wrookhoreo after.— Vow's, Links &Mete. E. h. 5. JOHN BULL y pßobt I MU ow TIN it 011 'AMP'S c►o►►all, (I►ira SIGNING to; Wtll♦/11OL IPLPITSUP,) PIM Tilt COIl11ti:AhC1 01 INS RE STRIFTIOII uN C Alt PAT Of itTe. woofed •as I, Ow my warilry 'arena Coo rrrrr *1.14 leer toi bi..ipM to motto derned inapropt r, Widl•rat the pro forma addrwed a ftft , oo, Wbech 111 goon allow, WM a word ita dee wawa.). Tre Ilendred News In re .i::y a waist Al e'er !ei Porilaffleuta.y V$ 11l g was glad abet,. dire folly, b• much did dimmed, Tba `• Oor Annwsi Name" t :worm the number was famed Lemslsom Sri, Feb. 4, 11.19. EST. SIMI. • Mr. Cs is •Quaker. t See Mr. TIMILIIIIV . II Speech Bnestrrox, Frs. 3.—This day the PRINCI Rs. ineieek .tercise on horseback in the Itislini-.chord beforlidleser. The Duchess of Gunmen's.' has nut appeseed in public to-day, owing to the uninviting state fr it the soother. Viscount and Via. awnless lisstimen, for (Dyads-plan; the Earl of WLUT. stoat: a, Loud Count Dr Potent:a., sod Mr. Bu Lt.r.i, for /non, were the Pavilion% de. patter of this morning. The Royal dinner patties be seek mare awrieetsish* ewsserees. - from Manchester, of the Ist inst. siyi,—= chews of saiseefactered goods, to a ebn. Patent. appeared lb ear market to.day, which give gwest relief te the lateen that hes so ww tripeetedty pr”vaited for seine time past; bet prices still continee mooch ton low, nor is there a prospect of any present amendment. The silk trade. both here. as well as at Sinckport and Macclesfield, has felt the least of the provadiug depression ; it has been comparatively brisk." A Halifax Paper lathe sth ell. says—" The most intetestirl 'gent aWm niter,. dewing the past year, is the opening of the port of Halifax to the is. postilion of certain articles in American vessels, awl the permission ranted by the same Free Putt Act to take swap-all artkles that can be legally imported into the prosier*. Although sufficient time has scarcely )et elapsed to enable es to judge by esepewienre of the ellect that this meatier. may have upon the pos. sal interests of the country, we may still venture is give oar oplairwe that practical benefits have already resulted from it, and that so lee; as Ow presnet sys. tem of colonial intercoorse with the Utited States continues ite operating, it cannot but prove a benefi. cial wooden of our commeroe," " Twee A welsher of packages, enuststiog of deer, wild boors, &e. weighing overly foss loos, were landed at Lonestoff )esterdsy se'nnight, from Hanotor, as presents for his Royal Highness the Pauscs Humor, mod the (Me% of YORK and Covvre•asenta TataTee.—A Mr. Iltnec made his debit last sight. in the character of (*Oa Attackers* in the Beggar's Opera, and wag gory fo yrborobly received. This Gentleman hss considerable claims as an actor sod a singer. His voice is plearthc, and his enunciation is good ; bet a little more energy and spit ft are fIPC 44444 y to (is, fall effect to the cha. racier of Captain Macheath. His debut, on the who's, was. tory soccessfel one. Miss STEPI11:1111 was Polly, and Mrs. C. Klima the representative of bay. Tim 'kelps at Drury-lane this evening go to poor Bunco Y, his only remeneration for his late ler. 'Ws in the withdrawn Pintooloto, which *as incor rectly sirfild to have been his own production. . . Twa ARMY —On Tuesday the Members appointed to lavestlgato the charges preferred against Lieut.. WNW lisp, of the 18th Hollers, by Liestenant- Wow! Murray, of tint same regiment, again as. ambled at the Beard of Claims, opposite the Ad minify, where, in addition to the evidence adduced the preceding day, were thous of Alexander Forbes Forster, lisrjeant-Paymaster to the 18th Regi. went of Hussars ; Mr. Martin, jun. of Brighton ; and Mr. Ridge, jon. of Chichester. Thu Court was occupied en Wednesday in examining evi. dance in soppnrt of the charges; when it appear ed that Mr. Martin, a ()esker, at Brighton, who had been summoned to produce his books, Instead of dole" so, sent his son, to say that he should not trait his books oat of his own horse; and yoong Mr. Martin informed the Cush, that his father bad also inatrocted him to ask how they were to be reimbursed the expences of the journey ? The Court reprimanded him ; a peremptory summons was Issued for the attendance of his father ; and tile Court 'Aerostat stljnerned over yesterday till to-day, to give time for his arrival. The prosecution is ex pected to clots this day, and the Court will again adjourn to Mender, when Colossal Hay will vow no his defence. NAVAL INTELLIGENCE. Dept., Fee. 4.—Arrived and .0.1 for th- River, the Lord Cathcart, Brown, from t 1 R ,, ; aided September 17, but did not tour. at any .lace on her postage boy ; she landr , l at Pent - , the rrpa of the stneirk gefsey, Cogen t from Efisent for St. M 16111,144 *bleb vessel w. 4 Ilisms.trd nn •he 3./th olt.l4.lesreuiV.S W. of Scilly ; the eltheart fell is with her the same day, and tone., lwr unlit lb* morning of the 31st nit when the hisser parted ; the wind then blowirg strotiefroin tbe fast, the crew abandoned her and went on board the Cathcart.— Also al-lived the Eclipse, from Broths; Curio lanes, 111sMaster, from Jamaica ; Concgovt;..best. berg, from Waterford ; and Minerva, Wein:rows Chester.—Pet back the Nestor, Thesk foe Madras and Bengal ; Ann, Senly, for liatrelleati and several other names unknown. POIATIMOUTU, FES. 4 rrived lhn Princess Mary, 13mt, from London, for mend C4pe Horn ; and amoral others oatarard•brund from tt'e D was. —Sailed the Neptune, Rushy ; Nancy, and the lone, for London.—Put back the Governor fiarcourt, for Detutrars.—Went out of harhoar the Bum doo, Abeona, Impostor, Sta., Elisabeth, D Idem, snit Lord M sigrave, (rampart!, and an ch ustl at g ; dthead. PLYMOUTH, FEE. 3.—Cane in the Stockton, (Aug ley, from Loudon for Calcutta ; sod some oihera t and remain rind-boded. BRIXIIIAIO. Fn. 3 —Arriotti the Mariner, Bd.. Army, Earl Mai ra mid T'.n r,as an.; Nl•ty, treas. ports, end sitchnreil with the ....it. Fcs. 4 —int) bndoT• frsrts London 10 o:indef. Ant on shore on air Cilninet wand Isst right, st 'cluck ; th« crew srrieesi 11 .11 niocninz, but hive since re•orn.d t o t h e w., assistance.—Aitivosl ilisPlinct a Orange pekes, with a !Shies, from The Elizabeth and Sarah, SaliNlTl•ft, arrived in lb* Downs frail s'. f.li i.t 'kit% a skip an dna Y9th 3311. In IV. It. I' long. 9. 30. with her after. *nest and malittop-roa.t gone; laden with tqwert thlo. Iper, and no person un board. Mr. NAST, frees the Hawk n 1 •P-n----41tnii. r••••tity mod. an official toirotesnleation et ti • St.r-k Et. chino., that no fer• Let eat* of 1;•on c..01d be greeted bf the Molt In the ho dors f ei•to, in ron.pfrenes, nav on the 124 lull. fear per clot. of the money advanced. DARING ATTLINIPT. —On Wedue•dsr.rternnen. le .'remit, a lilt inan, seed .host 15 of is serint‘y nreplealon end dark *yaw, called .1 the spasm. ate of • wide• Lady nest Cavendiftt-sgeen. tie ate dressed in a dart great teat, orbits nekentief, non, and •kite gtgatgov, snd had • lane stick in hi. b•ud. Oa ben/ admitted he refined to take a Asir, end his Menton a. his mhnner and oppearasce were sou. wins. tee Lady remained standing also, rolling him site presumed he was under some mistake. Remade no reply for se•vni snood*, and ea be we, e►ide , at► gaining ground epee her by • pretended corvine advance of one foot, end drawing the other ep to it, she became n slanted that she laid hold of the bell-rope, and at the instant of her pulling it he made • •string forward and seized her hind; hut finding himself too lit., he made a haft► and Confined (apology. and withdrew so rapidly, that the, in het terror and surprise, had not time to giro the alarm. PantiT2l27llllll.—S.tond grand Font Race he., tenon Blemsell. Mt Painter, and Jennings, b►tter karma in the Sportieg World es Old Tom, of Pe. tannin. fo► 200 guineas o.side, the distance of len miles.—l• consequence of Blunnoll lo•icg the race last Friday, by only one stride, his friends have beers very eosins for another trial, and so confident are they of his pedestrian capabilities, that they base backed him for higher stakes, and look upon alerting •s a certainty; white, on the contrary, the pertimos of Old Tom urge, that be will coma en the ground in much better condition than heretofore, sad he cannel line It. It excites con. siderable interest in the sporting circles, and this day, within seven miles of London, between one and two o'clock, tbey will again start. Old Tom la the favourite. Between eight and nine oirlork on Wednesday night, as a clerk of Messrs. Leo and 'I'o• saband, solicitors, of Southwark, was on his way to the foga ple, he was shipped by three men under one of the arches of the 41enthsrark Bridge, who knackad him down, and robbed him of his watch, a 11. note, and soma silver. The Public do recollect, HAZARD and Cr. sold alias Thirty Thoussad Pound Prises in the Lot.. tery before last, and nothor Thirty Thousend don Lottery just gorier!. Nest 'fogad+, the Lottery begins and finialwa, containing Two Prises of and only atxx) Tickets. HASSID and Co.'s Odic's, 93,1141)11 nuking. ; 26, Corshill ; sad 324 1 Os• ford.strset, corner of Swellow..st rec. n4r at.—Wednesday night, between 10 o'clock, a fire broke Oct In the stables of eb ster,a watch.tuanuftcturer. in Badger-yard • well, which threatened destruction to the nur tured, being in a rery narrow . GeV sur. roonded with houses; hot the were subdued, after consenting the stabless 0 understand the horses were get pet oftWilobles safe. It is said to bare originated by • bargoing to the' stables with a lighted candle, which ire Mt fall among sour loose ti st i i , l s, a ' ; ' . s .. u e.g Wel, Fwd. 5.-1 a Wheat. Barley. Oat', sad it athia. ILL 1) MARNE?. Fan. 5. L• ore Mai. per some of taw. See ... fa `ll t u. S.. Id. I bleed .4 Gift Ibis each • tona,„ ger. It. to to. 4d. nom. Veal ... 14. 5 t to 7. idd. I ' Snowy earl Ids Port .. 44. Ild s.. W. Md. Calm, La5ed0.....114 IM. de 11. 04 ele•-••.—.--- -- 4 -- HAY-MAUL Sr • et. op. w. sd N. G. g-s 71. id. at . . • . Is.. d• Ol• o. O.