The Statesman. — London, England, 1819-07-17 00:00:00

la now Ono* ever at Algesiratt. Io the seise time, that no farther gearrels may take place between the Brills% ■nd Americans, the Governor has laid an embargo on the whole garrison, prohibiting all ON. eery going into the Spanish lines by land or water, whilst on the other band ell the American Officers ere forbidden lending at Gibraltar unless on special duty, , those of the Erie are, however, totally excepted.— With regard to the policy of this Court of Enquiry different opinions are entertained, many people doubt the utility of this formal proceeding io the cafe of riven visuals. The Awoken Commodore, is the Franklin, is goat to Cadiz for a few days, perhaps he may have something to soy respecting the Florida Tritely, which has net been ratified. This circumstance has certainly gives rise to twangs rumours. The Mar gain (and Marchioness too, who is an Americo. lady) De [raja hese been banished to • miserable* village in Old Castille. The reasons alerted for this singular manes are varies,. Some say, becausi he was grestly in fawner of the Florida Treaty sad the Americans. It indeed appeata, he was a greet landholder in the Florida., consequently interested is the success of the Treaty, as be would then be able to sell hie lands to advaator. Others my, that as Minister of State, be bad gives lostructioos on this subject to Mr. Onia, which his Master knew nothing about. For all this, I dare say, there are some grounds, bet the fact is, Rojo mss not liked by Ferdinand's servile party, be had married an Americus, the daughter of a strenuous Republican, and is himself well read is Paine, Boss. seer, and Voltaire. Ito was not sabserttieot enough to the Friars and Inquisitions party ; indeed, he has lived not of Spain all his lifetime. and is too liberal for the race of men employed by King Ferdinand. Whatever may be the additional reasons, it is confidently believed she Treaty which was to cede the Florida, to the United States will not be ratified, or if so, certainly not till the very last moment allowed for the King's acceptance. We fear the letter of TACITOI, in war Paper of yes tacky, is, however remolds, but toe truly prophetic of what may be the condition of Britain with Amu. rice one day. The prologue to the play is about to be rehearsed. It is positively staled, that the British Minister in Madrid, has mitered his solemn protest, on behalf Obis Government, i• prevent the said ces. Dion of the Florida. to the United States, saying, that if they are ceded, England will immediately proceed to acknowledge the Independence of the South Ametl. no States; further urging. that if Spain does yield to the preening. of the United States, in this in since, she may be pressed soon afterwards to give op Melia, to the lame grooving ambition. Such are the accounts we have here, end they ease from a very good quarter, and in • very straight line. As the term for the esebangs of the ratification tapir.. in a few days, we shall sons learn the result, and this will be known here sooner than any miser, else, in consequence of the presence of. the 4eherkos squadron. It will be • curious dram! stance, if these ships, which have been overawing Xiarbary States, should sow be end to ponies the Spaniards. The Amesicaes, who bold ;mimeos of the Florida. already, who hen bought Dearly all Ms lands held by private its/Undoes, who have received the sovereignty by a former Treaty, sod in payment at a debt of 20 years standing, will never give that country up ,gain, whatever may be the consneeete. They will lam% at %pain, they kaow the handle they have open her. This amities, sod the progress of the South Americas., will still embroil Bose of the States of Europe. rims OP' 'TOMES Till Mot IWO inv iti n I pt. Cod. Mad. 0 per Cese. Coes. Mew %pew Cm. Till 4 p4r Cm. $l4 W impels NT DAY AT OMR O'CLOCIII per Coat. Nay, 109011 ladle Ilea& / II pal Law Asa. 9-14 Redraw, Nith I I p. Moira par jN. far re. 0 Oyati. THE STATESMAN. LONDON: IPATORIPAT, JULY 17 , 181 g . ........- •NMITIOATED SUFPRRINOI DEMAND UNTRIED REM F.DIES. It is buoys tbst Sir CHABLZI WOLSILIT, " a weedy [eight of Staffordshire," a Illusion of iioiy socket cresties, and, of corns', spinet whom dere cast be no personal ',replies, was elected La. OISLATORTAL ATTO.UET of the lIINAIIITANTS Pir BIIIIIINOIIAM es the isle Meeting at that neglected Sews. Now this Is at once a pleasant, safe, end we shall be glid to find it, a sure remedy for one of the greatest grievances that ever afflicted and caned a coootry. We hope to say io doe season, of this newly-detised medicanitat,probrdsom cut. The disease did appear, we codas, without 'specialism of rt. Nef, bet— ties, bop* bee reenlyed to try The pewee •tlub new asnsor. Its detail' eta man then Is no rowdy, bet is death of a man's liberty there is an earthly forma lise. It may well be said that necessity la the mother et loneliest. We wore oesrly poisoned by the cor ruption of so hisparre body of men is SAO Stephee's Chapel ;• sad we cannot but hoarser the Physician, the tree political FACVLATIVII, who has ionised the goddess which msy io time free es from its deadly offects.—lts operation may be slow, but its administrators will be quickened its their seal, so doubt, by the oboes which the Mialsterial Pape" will throw spire them. The Courier, the servile Courier, Is maddened at the prospect of returning stational freedom, and stational prosperity (because occupation, like that of Othello, will be et as mid wader a new sad honest order of things); he sow roses both hands at once, out of a tort of despair. With see, he throws kis stink-pots among the Re. formers, with the other, be peers the melted better with sager en the Morning Chronicle, on moron( of its forbearaece in not publishing the seditioes spades attend at Binsingttsm, when giving their TILE STATESMAN Resolutions. 'Tis tree this commendation oo its bittemt, because its most powerful foe, is given is so ambiguous • cologne', that it is not easily die. awsible whether it be medot for a portrait or a cell. cater,. We could not wish our Whig cotempor ory— lOw that epithet we have said all *ode not wish to use tate la him)—we do not, we *ay, wish hies so greet sie ill end evil, as that he sight deserve the praise of oar, whose greater portion of life hes been spent in time misanthropic end malignant, bet highly profit. able, employment of riveting the political chains of his fellow.mto and countrymen. We say the greater portion of his life, beteuse we know (end so shall the Public one day, bet not in the way of libel nor lampoon), that a pen of it was spent in a diametrically opposite pursuit : unprofstabk we acknowledge it was, es our own most be soder so partial a system of Government as that which holds from es the very advertisements that are calculated to draw purchasers at sales of the King's stores as they are called, though the People porches, them; sad which advertisements are sent as bribes to other Jour. ails which do not print the half of our number, ea consequally are less calculated to render such soles so noticeable.—This is a circumstance mentiosted ee peasant, bet it ought to draw • public censure oil the Secretsries of the Public Boards, as it both out a prosaism for vice and flattery. This is bat owe of the abuses of sic*, on which we have a great deal to say at the proper time. One word more of the Courier, aid' whom we are digested by his insinuation that this Reformer will take care not to fit Ohl, and that Reformer will figla sky, and so on.-- Now sailboat messing to be a battle holder to any heroes of thefisi,pen, or longue, not being a member of any association, we do think it despicable to wiz up with a public cease the threat of calling an individual • coward. A Reformer is not obliged to fight every fool who may challenge him, bet if the grand gem lion of liberty or slavery were to he decided (as many great disputes of old were) by single combo, we shield have a most despicable opinion of Mr. !luny, whom the Cowie► has thought proper to designate so inecorrteously, if he did not tern out spinet this plumed cbsopien. If be were under such is order of things to fall in the conflict, we would tarnish his with the epitaph for his grave— Decor orl pro pattia seri." Should the lot foil on the other, he might @elms himself to tits grim tyrant io t►e words of Lord Loretta% motto. For mottos to the Reformers is 'utensil, almost all of whom are sokrioars to so, we recommend the one of Lord Minnow lo Froselt (Pree pour non pais), or if else of still Maker atiliqeity should be preferred, we would oilers Leila o•e of a Debi* family sew ealinct, viz.:— " Niumai K Pair is sac" This perhaps would be the best device fee the sideld to be bone against the snacks of the Armours and Swansea-Curtail, for these are the Champions by the side of whew the Courk► will like to Wit. — They ere dm elcuirsitsoxs, ender whom the Tu Ea turas of every descriptive are wet sowilling to ter■ en 'nastier& This morning the Paris Pipers of Tuesday end Wednesday arrived. The following are extracts:— " PARIS. JOLT IS—Yesterday, at St. Clo■d, the King received a greet concourse of Civil, Judicial, mad Military Autheritiee. " It is certain that the dosing of the Chambers is Sled for Saturday nest. " The Cesarian operatics !suttees jest practised with success, epos a prang woman is the corium' of Pontrreoi. Ten clays afterwards she was est of aU danger, sod site new enjoys the best health.— N. CW(011111111, the swoon who performed this creel end difieelt operatios, Wends to puha' a detailed narrative of it. CONSTANTINOIPLII, Juno s.—The Articles of the Ca pitalatioe of the city of Darieh, the last asylum of the Wechabiter, which was defended by AIRDAL LAN Eman-Sannt, against the army of the Viceroy of FAirre, were laid before the GRAND SEIGNIOR. These Articles guaranteed, let, the presersation of the city ; 2411 y, the personal safety of ASDALLAN; 3dly, amnesty for all those who have borne arms; 44h1y, the security of their property, sad the pro.' petty of every other individual. The GRAIID Swanton bawls( referred the whole affair to the dis cretion of the Governor of Egypt, the city of Dark!' was demolished by she victorious Sc.,, and the iababitasts coestraioed to emigrate to other plazas. The 'reglad death of. AIDALLAII is generally kaowe; st IiALILL P*cu*, nephew of the GOTOIIIOf of Egypt, having received eiders to march at the head of 10,000 mew, who were at Modioa, against some Princes of Arabia Fell:, amongst others against the &bails of the proving, of Label., has began his operailoos with the greatest success. All this pro. wince is already under the power of liAtau.. The , aimefis wIAIOIOIS has bees taken pulsate, is a strong castle, into which he had retested. Four ports si. tested in t h e Red Sea base been taken ; the town of Mocha has sent Dopeties to treat for its capitulation. The Governor of Egypt has declared that his in mellows wee* not to govons Arabia Frlia, bat to deliver it ever to the Iran of SANNA, who will go. vire it tributary to the Sublime Porte. A Pnat.tc Dream:reg.—A Mr. has gladrags himself from his oleo and his home, with a sem of public gooney which, at this moment, should ►ue been I. the Treasury ; report says, a good round um, viz. 50,0001.1! —But neither vigilance nor economy is the order of the dey et present With our guardian Ministers. TO rn r REFORMERS or GREAT BRITAIN. WORTIIT AND OPPILCIIIID Courraturs,—One Milio.does not often use his pen In the great Cries' of Refer. end Right,. bet yet whose Wart is ever in it, sad who perceives it now to be advancing with inst. sistible step, earnestly Wiens you, from one end of the country to the ether, to be united—to be one in council—one in resolve—one is plan; sod, es you value the fruition of ell your labours in the scenes. plishment of Universal Sverige—Annual Perlis. ments—and voting by Ballot, let the venerable Major CARTIIIIOUT . II plan be the universelly adopted oae. Ascertain only the sameness, the identity of your principles and objects, together with the aggregate amount of your numbers, end thee, as a united body, the cause will be yours. and success within your hands. The march of Reform will be triumphant, and no more to be impeded by its enemies thee the Wine of a steam.engine be arrested by the arm of child. The hirelings of despotism would disperse before yen ; end members of them, who were such from the pressure of circumsisnees, would become your swirl. ales and helpmates in thee:suss of Liberty andeomPe. testy, of jest Rights and a sphere for honest indus try to stand upright in; a cease that world give to honest industry its merited recompentre, is the full po inn of its fair earniogs, untouched and undi minished by the insatiable, all-devouring tat-gather ers. Drove Brothers! 1 have been. requested to attend your proposed Meeting in Smithfield as • spe cial constsble ; I, who have as keen • sense of prin. lion and injury as any of you; I attend your Meet. ing as a constable, to assist to keep yes in all doe decorum ;—this is my reply to agents of tyranny—the orderly, feminine, passive, would-be Reformers, who at one time profess to be its advocates, end at ano ther seek, In their civil capacity, to over-awe the Meetings of the only real end spirited friends of it. Order sod decorum are good, and should be observed as long as they are net deemed iniAmcioos nr olsitrec. tire of sight ; bet if Reform be right, it is right by those means by which only it is attainable. The end, in this case, sanctifies the 1114.1101, considered as the sly means. Right should nisi by whatever mewls; since whatever obstructs it is wrong, sad should be overcome end annihilated. Reformers I we must trust only to ourselves, since the Government has identified the cause of Reform with the " Sobversiee of the Constitution;'—{ride the Speech,) and the whole power of Government is pledged to oppose its progress. Reformers I be its and moiled, and the game is yours. AN INHABITANT OF THE WARD OF FAROUK GOON WITHOUT. July It, 1819. The situation of the Earl of &LOAM is peculiar, and as far as concerns his own disappointments pill. able. We wish be may have—•hat many of hit friends will not give hi■ credit for—philosophy to hear timeless of more thee title, Tii.a large fortune, which goes to a distant branch of the family. The un toward circumstance oat of which all this family dia. appointeaeot has Grimm, will make the Margot.% im provident marriage a caution in Were to me. is the hey day and may-day of their desires. bl ails arrived yesterday frosHambergh andlielland.l An article from St. Petetabergh, contained In the Papers breeght by the first of these coeveyseces, says, that the recent failings of large mercantile ►oases in London and Riga have had bet little effect on the Escbange at Petersbergh. The price of im ported goods bas fallen, beanie they have been peered in too abeedantly. Little business was dent at the fair of Warsaw, le consequence of the scarcity of money occasioned by the stagnation of the Polish corm trade. There is every appearance of an 'headset harvest in Polon& The city of Cracow was inundated during a dread fel storm on the l2th ult. The streets looked like rapid rivers ; several persons were struck by lightning in the coontry, sod some hats sad wooden bridges swept away. It is said that the Hanoverian Diet will be again convoked in September. A German Journal says—" il le not tree that in Prussia there will be only Estates, ie the meaner of those in Aestria. It is certain that five Provincial Assemblies will be first formed, for the Vistula, Oder, Elbe, Weser, ■nd Rhine; sad from these, Depeties will be sect to the General Assembly of the Diet of the Kingdom, at Berlin. The burghers and peasants are to base a considerable share io the Re presentation." The Election for Members of the Staten-Gene ral, to sepply t►e place of those who go oat of the Seated Chamber by rotation, is going on through. oat ell the provinces of the ►ingdom of the Nether. lands. Fro■ all parts of Holland aerosols have arrived at Amsterdam of the lives destroyed, and the damage done, by the lightning and the recent storms. Ilambssgb &chugs on London, July 9-34. 10f. 35. lid. It was yesterday reported, on the aut►ority of letters from Spain, that Ceeut Minim., t►e Cm. weeder is prospect of the Cadiz Espedition, bed been called ep to Madrid. The circumstance bas given rise to some strange maims, as it was well known be was ootoe the beat terms with Cesare! Amps, the present War Minister. Nuremberg Papers arrived last night to the 7th ' lastest. They aisle, that at a recent Sitting of the Diet at Frankfort, the Minister of the Grand D.chy of Hesse, gave is a declination, complaining of the Itesoletioo of the Diet, which mentions that Govern. meni among those that have not yet fallilled the 13th ' Article of the Germanic Confedration.—Hesse, it says, has given to the medistised Princes and Nobles, ever since 1809, all the rights which the Act OD's. federation subsequently reqoired for them. The wishes which they had since expressed, were under discussion between them and Commissioners of the G men,. According to an article from Statgard, the new Assembly of the States of Wirtemberg, is likely to prove as hostile to wishes of the Court as the last, on the subject - of the proposed new Constitution. — In the old territory, the Elections are ev.ry where running against the Ministerial interest,•nd in f.vour of those, who in the late Dirt, insisted on maintain ing unimpaired the established Cosstitstion, which was guaranteed to the People of IVirtemberg, by the British Goverment; and moral of the Conlistnal Powers. MALT TAX. TirtAkerroft by fit li STATESMAN. Sia i —lt isaseed now td s reprobete this tai—it is imposed, and stied et know net the terms of the Act !Mel pas , Uri 'lmola think it imps. sib's that soy set of mem weld coolly have framed a docement se cruel, so oppressive, and so manifestly 'liquid in its operations ; eaten, iodised, those whose u. it tis to carry it into esecatios (as, I fur, is seasetimes the rave) overstep the authority deputed to them. To ask of those who are able to melee the (pester, whether this be the case, is the object of the present Lotter. Sir, I am a Msltster, tad having a large stock of Malt le hand, at the time the intention of im. posies a fresh duty was remoored, and well know. ing that whatever so good end righteous • men as the CUANCELLOR of the EICUTQUIR proposed in the 46 Ilonourebk !loose" world be readily adopted by " oar Represeßtatives," I disposed of my stork of Melt as fast at I could at the then price, and my customers in general were not slack is buying, well knowing that the duty, when it shield take place (which was sacterstood to be the sth of July), 'mid materially enhance the price of Malt, so that long before the Mb July my stock was nearly all disposed of, sad I had bat a trilling guiltily left. To my groat surprke I was yesterday visited by my *ld friends the Eacise Officers to take stock, es they call it; bet judge of my consternation when they told me that I was to be charged the additional duty ow the stock In hued on thefifik of Juice lag, end demanded to knew what quantity I had in hand thee. This I could not precisely tell. Upon which they demanded the names and residence of those who had purchased of me since, and the quantities by them respectively purchased s and not being able to from that account to make up the preseeted quantity inuiypesiession ea the 5 b Jane, they n•s asked me fur a sight of my account books, that they might see what I bad sold !I This I gully thought too mach and referred it. They departed telling me that they should visit me again in tee days, end that salts, I gave them a more satisfactory account thee, I staucii get late trouble. Now, Sir, lot me hope that you, er some of year legal Readers, will set me right. Does this new low operate retrospectively ? I wilt not ask whether the demand be jest, or equitable, or reasonable—but iv it tee? !I it 11, I have this consolation—it is net more unjust or more unreasonable than many other gi the Acts of " our Representatives," and I mast submit—but if I do submit. 1 am Duraithire. A RUINED MALTSTER. To mos SUITOR or rig ST4TES.VAN. Sta,—The interesting benefactor and protector of music, "those letter is at foot, being perfectly so. known to me, I cannot rotative a 11110f0 proper VP. hick for espressing to him my macero acknorriodg. meat of groti , sdr, than a small portion of you el callow and eidely.circolateal poblicatko. I remain, Sir, your most obedient &wont. CHARLES N. WEISS. 46, Poland-wee% ism 4!,151!. To Mr. C. M. WRISS. tea Or THE ►LUTE, 1A7110.1. S, —lkieg eatremely food of lassie, I teethe from London ill the new compositions for the Pete which ere published in that metropolis, sad sons( others I hove recently had the pleasure of possessing your (*preceptor two Flutes, which appears to he a very Ingenious prodection. and is one of the most curious musical efforts I have ever witnessed. I can only regret that the iniclegeste MUM of my ions will not allow me to encourage yes as [could wish; you will, however, permit me to manifest my disposition in your behalf, sod do me the Isnot of accepting the inclosed seta far ten pounds, as a proof of my admiration of your taints. Pr , coorl, young Artist! with your compositions, bet stndily and with caution, lest the misfortune of becoming too quickly independent, should deprive the world of your intended, end no doubt highly esteemed, musical effusions.—l remain, Sir, with the most cordial wishes for you well merited prosperity, Your friend and bauble servant,. INCOGNITO. Malin, May 19,1919. The expence to the Papal Government, cured by the residence of the Emperor of AUSTRIA at Rowse, is estimated at 500,000 piastres. It is reported, that the Pon borrowed the SRO of LOUIS BONAPARTR. On Monday, upwards of 800 men, belonging to the 56th Regiment, disembarked at Chatham free St. Helens. In addition to the Civil Power within the City led its jurisdiction, it is said that the Sheriffs lotted to call in the assistance of the Parish Constables at IMiddiesex. There is a steses.boot lo America of 21:00 toes burden. The epee, is of 1000 horse power. It it called the Felton the First. Ilia Majesty's ship Hardy, Captain suited et the Copt el' Good Hope ou the 24 et May frees St. Helena. Ilia Majesty's ship Ontario, Captain Gamma, sr• rived at Jamaica on the 15'h May from Barbadoes sea Martinique, and sailed on the 19th for Cam peachy and Vera Cruz. Ms Majesty's ship Sapphire, Capt. Mar, arrived at Jamaica ow the 17th May; and on the (Wooing day his Majesty's ship Conflate', Captain Mon omania, both fro■ Porto Bello. The Emperor CUARLIALIGNE has for many years performed the elevated duties of a weathercock for the good people of Utrecht, bet daring a tieweriooss storm which occurred on the sth inst. his Majesty was deprived of his sword and sword-arm. Ilia tittle* was on she (leech of St. Mary. St. Michael, the Archangel, is employed for a similar purpose on the summit of the llotel de Ville. of Brussels. ," To what hose uses we may come, fiords')." After the 28th inst. ehis London and Yarmouth mails will be conreyed in a patent mail.cosch, which will travel se much quicker then the •seal ■ode of conveyance, as to enable that town to answer Whets one day earlier than heretofore. The mail leaving Lon , don at the usual time, will arrive at Vermouth at 1 11h. 40m. t►e nest messing, and depart at three On , same afternoon. Yarmouth is 124 miles from Los. j leo, and it will be the wily town in the kingdom at so greet a distance enjoying such accommodaties. I I h I