The Statesman. — London, England, 1819-11-08 00:00:00

occurred oft Iliebaslass.ey ; that statualorets of the * drecoretioers Odes moo had bum submitted fur the • epinies of metal Learns/ tleadatairm themes, gibe *gelid, has the dreasitaaan submitted ha their soashlatetles ' that the eetorritaites which thee teak - plan wets itaptoper sad illegal ; sad that pte•sett. . . inititeted @Oast all the patties CassWs% lberefitto, is. Heat. for , of a Lord May_utr, far S. Heeler, Wet. CURTIS Melly isPg•Pir takes plant le „ Jed to, sad 1111 „ Ja z- enommy liiteifenten of HIM hmeeesideill es impel lovely called for ;lan - the adteeksicee,.th linter to bold oat en es. Myth Modern by abe peeeneUee ofd puehtbment of the snits awl ateliers of these leatelteeee end improper pear diced, and thereby preetat a roped. .tiest of such diygreceCet see" la haters. Ile Is. - seented to la ammo the member of those the were *ceased, the nun of a Member of that Cent; he • 1r ociiild he entetteleed so hellos of aohnesky easiest • Alderman, an whist arty of IM patties implicated, may of whom he persestally knew, mid believed to be highly respectable; bet be felt be had • public duty to perform, sad it was from a seen of that duty Mee that he now called epos that Cent to isterpoort their authority, to protect their owe qt., sad privileges, sad to genre lb. peace sad re. gelarby of the public proceedings of the chimes at large. The worthy Banton asecleded by movies, that this Coen do approve of the Report of the Committee, and tbat the mom be refined back to them, to carry theanne late ItSfOIitIOGI by proceeding egsinst the pardee 'mated, by lefontatloo, ladle. meet. or otherwise. Sir CLAUDlUSfreeriour lierrea,le a short speseh Seconded the moils.. Mr. Aldermaa..Wooo depeecated the hastiness el such a roceediag, end called, epee the Coen by every consideration of jetties and (sirens net to de. terming upon the prosecollue of a Mem ber of that • Court withest say previous notice or lensed.. to blos ersech business being to he brought forwerd,o eltetchaly as the Honourable Member had appealed to their candour not to proceed against him le his atonic., sad at at a time when Meese glom prevented his appeentece in his place to deftest himself. No Member was more regular le his attendance than that worthy Alertness, nor more ready on all occe. - dyes to justify his conduct ; nor could ha perceive say refine whatever for preciphatios is a bullion m? se serious sod important a nature. Ile confessed he was bluetit take. somewhat by surprise, sod bad no expectation till within the last hoer that this busi ness weed CNN ender the consideration of the Court that day ; se notice whatever of that fret was inserted is the summons; oar did he know, though Dm was ose of the Committee of Privileges, that the Committee were prepared to wake their Report ; he he had nailed so nelson to aloud the Committee forthat pupae ; but hemming to be at the Goad. bail that morniag, bo learnt by saddest that the Committee were sitting ; be went intently to the Committee.rome, wad foetid there, not indeed ell the Geetteme whose suns were to the Report, theses IP took it for greased they had hoes h ettoodeace ; bet only the Lehi Mayer, Sir William Curtis, sad Mr. Alder... Cm, frees oboe he learnt that the besieges wart already neeleded, that a Report bed On agreed to, god *mid be presented to the Coen Hay. lt was here explaind to the Worthy Aldensae, that a summons to mead the Committee that soweles had been net to him, and the shortens of tho noose' was ameented for from the circumstance, that the oldness of the Learned Ceased bad est been pre. cored till late on the ...elm previous, and that the biotin:tints of the Lord Mayor for eemmoning the Committee were not delivered to the proper sessee. ger till 11 o'clock on Friday night. Mr. Alderman WOOO said, he wash' not ender. take to deny that a summons had bees sent to him ; be melt, however, declare, that he had been at his coasting-hem, and bad neither seen nor beard of soy such summon. He contended, nevertheless, , that the Committee were sot is a sitesiim to make their report, and that he had a right to conciede, that such report would not be made, and could not *itb pi *privy be made, until certain papers for which be had -.need, and which he considered of , great importance as to the peeper decision on the cage, were before them. (The Worthy Alderman, we sederatood, tad moved in the Committee, for the ireerlection of . precedents to prove the right of the Court of Aldermen to interfere with tie privileges of the Livery; arid also to show the right of that Court to'direct present lows to be instituted at the elpeace of the City.)—These riper% the Worthy Aldermen said, for teens, unknown to hi., had not been laid before the Committee, and he insisted that *Moat a dee cntsideratten on then particular points, they etrght sot to have adopted the recommendatioa foe tu.rtsratiog criminal prosecution% o.e of the Cicero s.td, the papers moved for sea •14,411 , 11 by the Committee were in preparation, belt there had not been nicient time to make the seethe satyr search, sad get the documents completed. Mr. Alderman WoOD urged that this on good sod soilleint reason why the Court °trek not to proceed further on the butane at present : it might turn oat that they were interfering where they bad so right, sod incurring so tepees" which they were nut amble. rimed to defray oat of the fonds of the city. At all erenVeoisjedgemet, the Report bad been pre. relthf Weed without the proper documents testers them, as dthre be ee occasion w intent f.'s. precipitation, eve the tneentmendation of the Cieumilluo was ultimately adopted, as there WI horn no police of this betimes on the summons; end above all, as the ihromrahle Member second had A.• 'brown himself on their jortice, not to be condemned Lolsesul ; sad In hie absent., be should move as an amendment, that the considesstioe of the Report be • 'joorned to the net Coed. 111 r. Alderman Dwarf:coasted tbt thetion for the ~ ~ 4 .4; 7 • .~ . ~~.. • inforsistleas Sherif Par. L ~~ • S .. ' ~~;.,w. • . __ . Jugs at Is. aufghttaa ittotitatei agaisot sU tl . 7 ; . " . latpliastall thongs. Tao Coals Wes, ibis ..., eitsoilidoliatoilme Gilt Is tle rshaleal tat -4 *Oast M. Aldetosainitlines, Mr. Sb •.;" ils • Mee, Mr. Harceatbe, Mr. Oaststaid. Mr • 1 GP. Sao.. Mr. Faro. Mr. limas. sad Mr. I teimilt, owl tor saistssalleg tlitistsettsa • - z-t . : 711 2 g. • . Sepia ens sired by A beGab II -If .. - • : sir Wes. Leightem, Sir C. S Is. , Av. - ... -. ia. • : . E . : . Tas im I ass W. Sr WI row. He arrested ettreesely Oa Mitbly .. and Illegal respeediess erbleis bed takes lit ". e-- - ..- Csonsaa-1011, ea is seseelee spied a . . • -,; • '.., 2 isseisity itlisiviadslid far the lateitannti Irmo weed to, et Amat day. It was here eel that a seeress to hod been Net t• was annealed fa mephitis. of th. Im eared till late en tastier:dens of II Committee were m ger till II o'clock Mr. Aldwasse tate to deny that be welt, howevet seeming -house, I say each mow that the Cetranittl their report, sad tint such report with ;tom:privy 1 which be had its great intportattes cute, were beet we endeestood, I I'ta of Pr • Geri decti rt orAideram the Livery ; sod I ' to'direet reveal of the City.)—'l sold, for names before tee Coins der eewilderattot ought net to hat ki.otsetieg emboli 03e of the 01 • ordered by the there had not be ,soy search, end Mr. Alders's! • 4 14. • . seffleieut reason forther on the I that they were i a.al inverting at mm•ed S. defray eren t imi s idijl . 11 alit" ( 'riefs theta. as tor preelpitatior Cosainittee wet keen no police moors all, as ti •,, mi.rewn himself Lnhesul; sad I • smendstrat, 110 • ' . i..orned to th Mr. Aldsten •• • , . AI V ,if • • • *ik -:- - •djaeriliest of lir pesioqiiings, and weisatibo of talker tendlosiim its this diructiog* proem splint ono of their owls Members, whi Neill through uoatoldshis and astforosses Mims ; Olit4 appeared ,to My that they woold sot remise iiis oesdiuseagainot him mash Its than amt. an sittisiel, &ail.. in his abenote, and without Marin what he ,might Wm be ergo In hie defame. 'flaws was weir poise respites this bottoms which did not op pear to have occopied the attesilow of the Committee, .bot whip he caosidored as of Nook isportsartale the It was well imam, sad had heel Pah liff-istisasted, prodoolly to Michodwordity, that ma attempt wield be mods at the ComoterThn to go into the miosidoratioe of otiose boohoos proviossly 4. posawediag to Oa &diem of a Lord Meyer. . If therefore his Lordship knew of such an Weid i er if he domed loch a peetesediag debars, sod an illegal obstraatios of lbs Niglio.; If, as bed bests is. ll sorted, the motel ea that sudden had isforinsi MD Lordship of what ha was about to do, aid MAIMS is the motion beve sheet to popes% Weft he quitted the hod., it was his dolt:, if be 'ppm , headed riot, to base stepped to pretest it, and not by ratirlag from the H all, lease it in doubt, at least, whether he considered sock proceedings improper or otherwise. He cososiged, therefore, it vies of im perils.' that the fact shield be eseertaioed to the eadeaditto of dm Casualties sod the Court, whether Me Lordship was aware of the roceedings shoot to be Opted; as, should it appear that his Lordship was folly Weaned spelt that subject, his gritting the Hall without blithe's( to prevent the iateuded pro. csodhip might have bees construed by many to astictios Oa opiaion, that such proceedings were mealier ',regain, towassal, *or illegal. Soma of the Law Officers here intimated to Mr. Alders Thefts, that otos Halls fact were lacer- Mimed sod allowed, it geoid make no differeocis abet over is the taw of the titration. Mr. Aillifillell Toone was mat osabiod to decide I what difference it would make in the law of the ease i ' but he aroorivad it sight sad would have great weight is the decision of the Court epos the question.— Wes admitting the correctness of the facts mated is tit Report, he had groat doubt es to the right of that Coast to Waders with the privileges snit conduct of the Livery in GOON 11.11, for which reason, sad silo ape. the foamy grounds be had urged, he should feel it his duty S. tote for the adjourumeot of the roslideratiow of the Report. Mr. Alaimo, Biacu battled on as propriety of the Coon's prommeliag immediately. He disclaimed ell party Iselin, woe was be actuated by she slightest sentiment of hostility o: animosity testa* soy *so of the individuals implicated in these transeetions ; hot the tights of that Court to isterfere is such a Maisie bad been publicly questioned, and even de- Mod ; it was, therefore, of the @asset imporience to the dignity of that Court, and to the citizens at large, that that question should be determined as speedily .s passible; that it should be ascertained what were the rights and prialleges of the Court of Alders..., or whether they had any rights or privileges at ell.— He considered that es the legal luso of ibis cape de pended that decide., sod could see so reams what ever for delay. He should, therefore, support the motion for *prowls( the Report, sod for promtedies spots it forthwith. One or two of the Aldermen made a few obeerea- Hour, but snore is ilia sauna of desultory conversa tion than open discussion, and on the question bring pet, the ameadment was negatived, and the original milieu, for referrieg the Report back to be carried into essestion, was agreed to. BREACH OF PRIVILEGE IN PUBLISHING THE PIIOCEbUINCIS OF TIIE LuURT. The LOND MATO. Until Iha satiation of the Court to die circumstance of the recent publication of the proceedings of that Conn in two or three instances; his Lordship did not present any formal written report on the subject. hot contented him. self with • verbal statement of the facts as occurred. He considered the publication as a of the privileges of that Court, and thought it of is. pentanes that enquiry should be made by what anus, and by whom such consinunicalioss bad been road*. As this infringement on the privileges of the Court had commenced during his Mayoralty, he should have wished that some decision no the subject could have ' been come to before he left the Chair, and with that view had felt it his duty to make the statement he had dune to the Court. Mr. Alderman Cos concurred is the importance and necessity of ascertaining through whom, and is what manner, their proceedings bad got before tbs public That Casa was not an open Court, sod their proceedings most, therefore, have gone forth through some improper channel: he thought Alderman ought to be called upon, t o declare = I , whether or not ho had any I:snail:silos is causing the aid procsedings to be made public. This propositioa of Alderman Cos's occasioned several remarks, and one or two of the Members de eared their iarocence as to having made_any _coin nomination on the subject ; the question, however, was not formally pot to each Alderman pretest, and after some conversation the matter dropped without any precise motion. The other regular iniaiseas being 1 , gone through, the Court adjnorned. ..tomonnrs. "a N A .11k elehatrt. The Mee .f the temple be discovered bed been employed in the smistranien of emether temple, *bleb is already Is pad &OMNI. sod In folobli the feaudatiee et the Aim ef a village. Tire most mearkable thing, browner, discovered by M. B.L. seed Is these ..,Inuit Is a s i prieg sof is water of whisk Ileredetas makesmeatioa, ware In the mern i ing mid whin, cold at neva, aad boiling bet at Mid. sight. M. Belot& has brought away setae of thls water far the repose of aualysieg it. A settee is published, requiring the Deputise rhyme at the loot elections le famish the pleas wren% their birth, sad tee ametut of the taxes paid by them le the year 1819, rimless le the eteetiag of the Maher. Freed Feadr. Oat. 30.—Five per Cents. 70f. 80e.; Beak Stock, 1,4R7f. boe. Oct. 31.—Five per Cents. 711.; Bank Stock, 1,488 f. 75e. MADRID, Oct.2l.—Their 'Majesties nuptial cere. mony was solemnised at Court jestesrlay. in the pre. Pence of all the greet °acme of State, Dignitaties, Foreign Mialslers, he. The religiose ceremony will lake place to.enrr•w, in the church of St. Francis the Great. The august bride will be given sway by the Infant Dm Carlos ; Cardinal Don Lone de Bourbon, Archbishop of Toledo, end Primate of the Spanish kingdoms, Ike. will perform the ceremeniel. Individuals attempting to enter Madrid, whether provided with pee:pets or ant, who come from the infected patine's, or thole suspected and lint havin4 been essmlned by the Health Committee, nor pre• rented theeirlies to die Ohcera of the Cordon esta blished a t points in perform the regulated queratitine, are declared irrevocably liabk to safer death. VIIINKA, OCT. coutior dim:etched by M. Lebsrltern, from Warsaw, has arrived at Vienna. It is taut, that the I.:taperer of Reels secedes to all the reintotioni adopted at the Gave', of Carlsbad, bet that be postpones to a frame eppetteeity the different territorial arrengenents relative to Poland and the secondary States of Germany. Several Sown tutors employed in the first families of this city have jest been arrested, end their pipes hove been seised. It is added. that these papers have furnished very leportent directories. If this be trim, these Gentle• sees have selected a bad grimed for their caution spored.... PRICK OP STOCKS Till /Usk Stork Sl,.r Cent. Red. cent S per Ce4l.Ceas. 671 S i per Gene 4 per Cent. SOW Cernrulr ter Are. FRENCH P4PBILS. Pitts. Nov. 3.—Tbso King continues to hear Mars in his apartments. Yesterday morales died, the Duchess do LEAN all° has only survived her mother tenthly.. Sheba lefts son and datigliter to mourn her loss. Getters' Cambronno arrived at Boardesos os Ike ?.2.h ult. whore, it appears, be imams& to remain some We learn, by a letter from the celebrated Italian traveller M. liolzooi, tint he has rectally perform. led s journey kilo the deserts of Lybia, to amonsino there the environs and robes of tba temple of Jo pl•rr Ammon. This journey listed 50 Joys. daring *Lich he saw rtilferent rules. I temples. sod other r►mediable objects. Alter baviog traversed the desert, he arrived at the place where the temple is supposed to have ezisted. The country was fe►tile, and he (erred some villages, bet Ilse ishabitoots of the estuary, where perhaps for moral costarlos an European had n it been seen, were very savage, and Sushi Sul sutler him to paps, because lboy itaggiasd that hit WU tasking ler treasures I• their THE STATESMAN. At _rt 1 • *.'44 'A I / 4 _ Ilridib AL XVII.* vele n• _ liked le toes this dowsing. Dram ROsTOIIr#AILLAOII7M O/ OCT. 1.) AL/lAMB/111A, AUG. =l.—A samba of familia hare remedy left the Pnao Point for Naergdoesin, azprealy for the pommy of eititog sod assisting is the moieties of Taus. We see Glassy ire In ki ng minimal sway day passing this place for the bead. glutton of the sevoletineary army of Ti.,,.. sat k approve that numbers ere caitiaaally passing Nteegh Apples's, Cattalos's, and by the and I. g Prairies. A letter from a Gentleman, dated (S. C.), So t. Iti, says, 6 ' Since homy rip p! mu . lion his bad the appearance of an houpit.l. I kid ten oilmen sick in June, atthoogh they bad etsjaped health foe twenty pears pest. Tuis fever is culled Tp phut' Gravior, hot the sp mptoms after the Noah day are more of 'fp plies Jaroviet." The Ohio Papers coist.iti accounts or many deaths by bilious end typhus fevers. The report of a fever prevailing at Din is cnn. tradicted by a letter received iron thence, dated 1.;.11 September. A Gentlemen from Bermuda informs, that the few was very bs.: at St. George', awl ; one fifth of the garrison and inhabitants Isasit.i fads victims. • . , It I. become very roach the pract i ce in littrun Or ignoreill writers to attack [Leroux thretro tb.'. oho are accused of treating the Church anti too touch freedom. Wa know 1891 sliether this is dons from servility or a want of souse : bat it aiseers to the rid cry of " Chsrth and State for ever." The Court of Caancery was, on Svorday, wished by the civic task of t•o of its sailors. r us Aldermen, aid both es.l.ord Mayors. The Meads of South Matrices' freedom in Gist:. land expect very shortly to hear of the Caraects falling into the bands of the Patriots. Mottato's forces net only lessen is norsbot, but his cnulide,,es in thorn lessens also. The Nymph', a large Spann\ frigate, and a small brig, after essaying being like* by the Insurgents, as were their companions, coo. trivet) to gl4 Into Cumina about a fortnight before it was besieged. The sofferiug sod privation which the Republican Army has endured so long, will, I. a `great ereesure, base en end upon the fall sf the G. races,. The inhabitants really wish to lir made captives, io ether words, We, will be captivated at I the event. V With respect to the preceediags at Cameos, which buts been so ineecorstely given is the Americas Pa. pore (as if from Ls Gain), they ere by the se. thority of • Gentleases who took part is them, as follow:—'' The patriotic force from Margarita landed at Pavel* Bay on the 16th of July, sod i• the morales of the lath occupied Barcelona, which hod been evacuated by the Royalists. The Ho. ro, or principal fortress, wes sobseqoanly takers by Admiral llama, by shalt, chiefly with Ms earines, aid destroyed. Finding it would be is. prudent to divide se small a force by gelato' • pa. risen at Barcelona, the place wes evacuated ea the 30th, and the following day the troops were a.m. barked. Oa the 3d Aegotd they lauded mithhi two aline! Omura, without any oppositioo. An advents was instantly made towards the tows, and the pea. tunas of the army recommitted. Commis is situated about a mile from the shipping place, sod is atm. mended by the Cost!, of SAO Antonio, boat at the out Immunity of a large bill, bet sot en the meet deeatied part. Oa the higher ridges it is suds/steed Mesh worts bad been throws up by the Kuala .% who had been long apprisedef the iateatious of their enemy, sad the bill is besides chiefly covered shim the erodes, or prickly pear, which in that country is ministered an important means of urinary defence. Of this hill it wes necessity to *blabs passed's, befogs they could secure the town, cestaising &boot 20,000 souls. Both eaters sod art bad testified this position almost impregnable, sod so it was deem. oil by the Chi.fs of the eapedition. The British voles. tars, however, Gate in sight and ever melodist of their estates, hermit, aloud to turn their backs no an enemy, oven though so strongly loftier:b. I l ed, without trying his mettle, sod ISO of the combined forces offered to Weems*, almost is the I ctiarocter of a forlorn hope. They mo ve d forwards on the sth, and after try log those points of the Spa. Nish fortifications which were apposed most estim able, soder • heavy are sad troureadoee obstacles, they attested la pod order ' with the lose of see Capita, ono Liesteuast, an d wise men killed: use Mayor, use Liesteoset, end 12 wounded. The it tempt to itself toss glorious, bat Wog asprovided with camp.equipsee, working implements, or mugs. sines, end the rainy snap bating besides set is, they deemed it most prudent to rain to slater. quarters as it woe foetid impossible to undo:take sad ' wait deletes of a regular siege. la countesses, the BMs& left this neighbourhood of Cessna ern she 'M t NW sailed at Metesin, where they head sole foeteMe quarts end pruvisioas, sod General Beaus• toss, with the satire troops, withdrew to Criminate& Gouty! &mutat bad sobseqoatly gone to Margo rite, to Maui** the mem of Geuent D'Eviatues legius who bad already strived there, and to arrange further movemeots for the opening of the sondes campsign." Tbe advertisement for the Meeting of the tree• holden and other inhabit:nts of the C , :snly of Beal appeared in the !trading l'sper of this day. It • most numerously sod respeciably subscribed, the ant of • hich is that of • good pertrid (Sir nutrias Bea• nut), sort the last of a good dead CI Aglii CoulI• cams). The Meeting is fixed for the 15th inst. it Reading. [Ls Moir CATHOLIC MAJESTY wants a few Mu Mitaisters like unts—neva who dere say mei l'i HSa mkt of place end ittilseoce. He is sot abate d one who will emlertake the diflicalt poet el 1 presenting his at the United Statue of America. We have eethesity to stets, that • Meeting will tery soon be called, of which dee notice will Fs given, to prepare en Address to Earl FITTWILLIAII , bite Lord Lieutenant and Cuter Rotolorom el t' a West Ritlit , g of this Cesoty.—( Lad, Merct'r.r) •. DUTCH MAIL. VIENNA. OCT. 10.--111118111Tdeb the Diet of the! States of Levier Austria was solemnly *pried, and the Imperial prepositions laid before them respecting the land.tss which is at this time separated from she I bovm-tat, :bleb forms'iteelf the subject of one pro position. Is is said, that these liable to the taa say presides themselves a considerable abatement, is comparison with last year. We hear, that in the conferences to he held here swat 1111.2110, VW only the Minkters of the German Coeds who Wok pert in the discessions at Csrlshad, bet also Pleeipotenti. elfin of the whale 17 Votes which fors the German Diet when it is set Remolded in piano. Butter, Ocr. 16.—Sebteriptions for the family of Dr. Jaha are said to have been received from France, accompanied with passages from the Bible; whether I meant eerieesly or otherwise, Is not known. TO CORRESPONDENTS. Nr. Hooves Letter is well asid.caodiely wellies. bet the midget is bedew adored for a Religious Itaaasioe. We tura Olimgb wish no Sh•rapeet) from polemical dispel main. as DM heist a Sakai& topk fee fleimpaper Ulm assios. et DAY AT ONE O'CLOCK 1 A per Gem. Nawv lOW' pH leas Bash 1 9 p. Legg Au. 1111 9-19, Ezdrquer NAY I iii. Osehme laf dia. 67f 19“ Vf 68. MOSIOBT WISNING, NOVEMBER 8,1818. Nothing liss °mitred in the politica world daring many years which so strikiegly skein the malignity of the whole Ministerial stet. TM Whigs are now, as a body, tradaced yid calemelated by every one I of the slavish pride. The Cenrier theme amyl wit►oat snare, and set's, einem other thinp,l l though this is no impatatiew, that " they are, as a body, perhaps t►e least destines in their monomer's of say political party in the kingdom." TM Morn. ing Pod says, " the desperate siltation to which the Whip ►see maimed themselves, by their lest of power sad disregard of fame, becomes every day more apparent," &c. It proceeds--" A little compeectioes visiting of natant made thew shrink as long as possible from singling with the Radicals. Bet when they sew that the cause, being left is heeds so degraded, made to progress, they sacrificed every resew of honatrable feeling sad public virtue, laid came *peaty bawd, its the vale hop* of adding the respectability of rook, pro. perty, aid character, to the low mod despicable crowd that Misled for Liberty, sod plotted the doweral of the State." The veirsordieery put of all this is, that t►e rites sod independence of a few privately beloved Noblemen sad Gentlemen Wog pabliely eeteeued Whigs, base dress the esesereifel seriesand sad reproseb apes the whole body of the Whigs, sad ocessiesed them all Is the mass to he branded es if they we►e a set of simpers, etsetriving to swindle a set of honest Maulers est of their me/1.1 waited plates. We true that these 'ruble at.' tucks upon se ostensible a pettleo of the British Public sill net lessee their disposition, nor di. missish their power, to serve thecae's of t►e whole of the British Public. A few of these have some sa crifices to make, and we distill let bet that they will ■+ke them theerfelli. 1