The Statesman. — London, England, 1819-08-10 00:00:00

111.14; STA rLsNIAN. venting 01• e ?IMO, Mir, of Airflow calamities, e*Olpg that Me pat rakes are taken epedel care of !!! About 70 years ago. when a new cottony was to be settled. the cokoists were provided wit* a pIINSIO • end victualled to It.o Wino of settlement. and main tabard for t•eire satwohs after their arrival at the espenre of Government. which also provided the. with arms and antrunition for their defence, with proper snatedals and utensils for cultivatiog their lands, erecting habitations, exercising the fishery, and such other purposes as •ere judged aecossary for (heir support. It nos rooftree stipulated that • Civil Goverosovat shoald he eetablished, so that they should enjoy all the liberties and privileges of British *objects. shit propov ovegusiy sad protection. 'Ras, In the reign of Grooms 11. not only was the Mediate support of an infant colony provided for, bat an express andettating was Petered into, that the row settlers should setais tbei( birth-rights as Briton,. • They had eirhiewle whh•riew• fres the 5••••ith•••••r• juried. t ii n e. .gt %I Warr. •••Id ant 'Mgt talked of taffethlort prothwt , 7• aliciiit• to MIP Atlf-ters.. bet Mho, Myr remarked lb,. Igor ryairsai 4 WIMP eider • t ' wi m p Ossetitales."-- (See ai kat celebrate , . 4p:who] [T; be e;winsed.] CHILI. The 76th Number of the Chili Grille, lift*? re. luting the misunderstanding Aimee° Lord Cocknoe and she Am*'icon Office,. Coptsis diddle, sad is. 'ruins the ens revendenal between flow. says:— `• Afror skis orrarreesce, Capt. Biddle sailed, °a l the 31st of January, so precipitately. 'bat be left an einc:.or is the port! lie pretended that ha oirh. held front taking ebi. step. frees fear of delaying his sailing. in consolatory of Lord Cochrane's moult to defer it until oar squads*. had weighed ant her; but. for oar onn pare, we think that the real mmive of his procivltastey was leis conscious. nem that be bad violmod th. ISM of essattality, by taking on beard. as be really did, passengers and enflame' property to the anemone of 800,000 dollar.. eras/ding to the, declaration t.f tbn•e d ew i er , from the corvette. We do not believe that lb. C. ve•ament of Chili ever tleatiobt of searcliag the WPM eel ; althinegh bad it done so, it wowed hero boon jos. lifted by the law of elisions. Indeed Vatted, whose opinion ow tbase sobjoces is teal . mid elermaghoot Be. rope es an aotbority. says, in sno. 115, esp. 7, Ilk. I : — s Property belooginuto an atomy, found on board a neutral ship, is ssisa►le by the laws of swat! Tb. rel. is no lios door and oiklent which bootsio• oho power, according to Ow law of Wilms, of dealer's' to • slat. of blockade the poets a as sissy, if suf. &lone force he ongsged in It. Coosopiostly vestment of Chili Nightly say, and sight to de clare is a state of blockade Callao, sod the other ps , l4 of Pere. In order to prevent the essay reads. inn stsista.ce by ovens of noetral emelt" In the New World, Liberty sad &leen walk hand la band, while D-spotisos, Bigotry, sod Utterance. fly fast before atm. The Serrate of Chili has jest decreed the roostablishment of the National Instils. tiro, and its wisintensece by 'arises foods, because, say they, " it is of the greatest lopertance to the State for the educe ties of loath, sod in order to raise op excellent wee awl cowl Olson for the &feu* of their waist registry." to Ventsoele, a steaus.boat sew plies on the Oroooko as regularly as byre on the Thames; end the Lithograpkical Machines, witira.:wlthoes difficulty or upfront, usultiplp copies are es y leyed Is the Army sad Is the Poblie.ollle.g. PICK ATOCII9 THIS DAY AT ONE ITet.tru.. RNA /Matt 9111 . Sr. ar CAW haw, 1011 101 1011 K row luAla Snob 11 11 Drs. ter Gips. C•.-. 71411 715 I. Ara. 19 3 161 36 t..r cow. N:1 911 Radom's*? Milner 1 3 rm. Ce 01.9011 911 911 Dowimp 41 31 11 14 pm. - - Wir.e. fee Are 11ff 17ifif• 7 1 11 A7'411.8:841.4.111. LO "MON • TUMMY. ♦UGUST 10, tell. The Frets* Papers, sad the secesets direct frees Sp*is, diger completely slab the sews received yes. tardily from Astoria. Tiro Now Yuri Papers s. serf poina bleak, that tie Treaty fair tbe cessiso of 'the 'FlorWes bed sateen, bees retiGed at This diessepsce in titieveramt of the mossy psi. Ike, vassal, be satiefeeterlly accessted ier, epee the greyed et thiediessisaal of thelateMisisters othieCedie t 1k Majesty. Feascsans's &rimers st arheibis sitters say km dote, will sot, sod eight set, eacs4l. hag to dielaitb, the heater, tire prestige of Costae, eel— lify the soli dose by abase dismissed AUSISISTS 'ohm Issas*. For ehr ems pasta we have no hesitation is espresolig ear ieliet, use ibelitooskt of the Wes bee bees mode is the fen sod orseelosted ferm i ssd still ins hare we la declaring sow epistles, that Also. rice will pressed is hsr desisse sod views sit% ;aid to the Fluids., le spite of soy dipleostk &- set 'thickets, be set op by the ..eUlatiop•Cobotdl. of Madrid. Amy short sieve, however, ere* kW& tabiy clear. op this esbigedly to the Mesh of sous of the parties, sod to the aims of sews ethers. Ii is imponible for the philosophical politicise, how. ever ardently patriotic, to confine his view to his own anistry, sod to withdraw his Wootton from what is ping farwerd es the Centimes.. The slsuish mead of the Getman, to sae a plain phrase, has of We melted a powerfully impulsive jog. His latelleet hes @rioted • greater activity sod ezpsarion, witbim the last too yam, eta for whole ansteries before.' A. is gr•dssllp rah* the Witco of human liberty •a disable meiosis's. It will est be as ephemeral hack, Rb. diet of the Frew& The architect bands with Meet rate walk goes ma " slow bet tem."— Thor hots oat a owns rpm mod wool sorbet, to iimatt sod limed, do rood work. Ifo bribes, or if you vii, raw►* Is do Asp of Ptelit Offloo udoertioneash o chop 'kips sac Is pater! IN judgment and corrupt the crowded of the proprietere of Newspapers; together with the tattering pre. fetes** of fatilitating the dradaties of their Jeer. oats, by the gentle s but sever.ressing infeence of efficief cosontenesics, protedion, end potronage.— la the setersl S•stes of Getaway, opialee, like s pendulum, is likely to have a falter awing than with us; where the above dirty maw Ministe. dal tricks, with others too nutmetous to mead**, are played off in a mussel as wewid digests the ere*. piers at a gaming table, serreended by the lowest shaspers. Constitedeos have bees granted by the petty Sovereigns of some of the German States, end broke* whets coeveuient to such Severeigne to die. prom with this. We can, however, emote the Reader, that pebble, the Drenumicks nor tbe Cands sill ever again bteahla to sell the set jects at so meth per head, to soy despot in the world, to fight his battles en a distant quarter of the globe. We are set serv o hoarser, diet the whole busbies, may be quiW arranged wittiest recourse to the deepen sad the dagger!! Oar affairs at home, of which so much might be said, that tyke the somber of our columns coati be *Attie es them; esteem of Meetings are given eat, spew grounds -at *wee legal and consmeedable, eatwithstanding the lIIMIIIOIII, sod we may say, orerderous seggestiess of the corrupt part of the Pies/. The writers in them Papers resemble the guidiefiers of the several snaisons trarret in Ross. mastes's time. At the period when the tocsin was ringing, and the cession of alarm soundiog, these blood.hosods appnieted by Foueutta Tip. um:, the real sone clan:pie of his patron, were seen grinding their sabres, 'speedo' at the moment of his smeadency aver the opposed part of the Convention should becon6 reed, an order to pet all the prisoners to death. So these tree feeders and fatieners en their ePpresmd fidlow.createres, Wend of letting a sigh escape tittle smooth, a word of regret drop from their issalhinsat pee in behalf of the People's sufferings, they Mud ea tip-too with the trumpet as it were to their tiosstbs, to proclaim the victory at the obediest sol diery, eassuarthd by the Megistrasy Is well as the military leaden, sod eamsesee the slaughter among the vampish's' sod half-sternal multitude. !Arch hes been the snits& of the Concise sod the New num, Whose titles we distiogeish by capitals, as taking the lead le this inhuman date. The leggin Pur, too, came" in at the hunt, to drive the peer lialf.fsmished game le earth. This Weary &espies, is a Misisterial collar, butts es loud as any of the pack, sod would bite as hard if his tooth (his pen) were not naturally bloat. He be. glee by telling the Readers of his illemiaating Journal, that the " high trine of the Rallied Re. fermiers is evideetly very mach sebdad." The half vanqoisbed, however, aperient.. no pee realty frees the hero; for, after observing that. .he factions mistook the humanity of the Emotive for weakness (no doubt he means the humanity et Lind Slolool.ll' and Mr. CANNING), the logician, unreservedly appleeds the hemline forbeeteere, the predate of Miniattrs in meeting the political evils at an early stage. He commends the law for Wag " strong sod vigilant," and ash. beyond maser. that it is riot te be instilled with impunity. He is at last candid enoegh to assert that 44 lire Radical Reformers make me vtret of their design to subvert the Constitetienl—and that the animist means are only to preserve the country from anarchy and pillage! 11. then concludes with the happy dream stance that the yeomanry corps are under orders, sod that the Magistrates are prompt and ready to put them into acting. Now, who would thiok that inch a scribe is writing le a society of civilised persons Not a word of pity napes his pea, which eight to be guided by a hums.. band, a philosophic heed.— He 'meld be thought a public character, able to is. 1 fora his falkars—a perhaps, capable of descanting es the jos gentian,* Pu ream noose, a G aO - 0 VATTILL! a layer-down of the Law of Nations, without even tableg notice of ono right of these oh. jests who form the topic 4is discolor's, and who lib* b r a deprived..ef,alaiet every one privilege they are rallied le amens. Gen the production of , stash a heal sad soave head be read is a Christie. cantor f If it can. No yo_worat of hypocrites. A cotemperery Joernel, whose sentiments sever border en baseness, although they ere net se demo. erotic as our ow., say', with edinirable jedgerent ••• " When Governments themselves disregard the laws, etc they hope that their sabjects will obey theta ? that they will tamely allow that which afords them on se curity to operate on them only ass restraint? There is no maim mete tree, or which. deserves to be oftener impressed on all depositaries of power, them this, 'that laws will sever be effectually obeyed, if • pimple do not hod it their interest to obey thew, sod that so social system reposes on a ware basis when the majority of a People have tio motive for upholding it." Is not this our owe ass? And can men be foond so diabolically, so atrociously revitegefel, as to wish his fellow-crestere sod fellow-citizen stabbed to the heart by the bayonet of a soldier, whose very bread and clothing the victim works to pay for, be claw he will not 'abash to so unjust a system ? A Agora is now the more ardently desired, sod the morwvigereeely tele contended for, since it cannot fell Itionefirtwasd to prevent sod serpents from be onsisi dresses antler the basking sensitive of Court hvest !! Jesreal l %keit Pr•pristor (tad Editor) we shell always sateen, &Nosh we asey sever ezicliS mod, observes with no lees wisdom, ea follows : Gefreeemseets, irtatead of adherieg to the direc tion of the Is., which, God.hoews, is every teen try ire salliciertly fseeerable t• the peeseesers of power, *ltd seeking the iollictiee et peeisimeat to follow net to precede the proof of guilt, sees las. pitient of this restraint, mad prefer grafifyine their ;repentant by the instis d•streetion of their victims." Now, Ibo•dh these ides. ■nd reflections were le leaded to apply le the coadect of other Stites, (.. Always avoid the preseat times") yet a nronocaloat Reader will be at se less le din. sera Its applicability to ear ewe Government and its honourable abettors. A Stealing is to bP hold nn Kinsaiogton-eouninno, on the Red inst. The followiog is a copy of lb* Rollos Ward for the ncca•lan : " UNIVERSAL CIVIL AND RELIGIOUS LIRRNTY. •• A Public Merthyr of the Nan reprr.ea rd Wand When of Boreirsh of Sou boort aad the comity rry sill be 'held as Monday. dhe ti • ag It erifrk. 10 curial( span chemist proper. speedy. wed de•riord awns.. of Ohl:01014 their rights—a ltrfora. al ahr CMIIII3 .Ir liaise of Porlinforo4 mad a redress of she gasefold giierapeel which a patient wad lowest people I. Hee avireted. rims the ropreety of orating a pablie. manly, and eseetkettc appeal la the Publk mid toile People. "nkNRY 11UNTi• Fen. Chair. " 1)LNISI .lIHA W , Iteresary.' Thy G.lloving is s list of passeegors nn . boardbtho Ganges. East iodises°, strived et Plymouth the 71h inst. front C4leyte • Patters.4.!.2l Reziner* Mtperuenti, 14th 24.; Kilt% Ca-en.....e. 2i• fiber. #ll. and L I do 21.1 Usaliwon. G•sfarr, 2J Cir)loal amid 21)lies1:. E q. • Yesterday we receiterl.Gereseo Papers to de 30th alt. By theta we ate informed-, that the great work of preparing a new Constitution foe the kingdom of Wirternberg is proceedine•ith alacrity end otranimity between the King's emmatissinners end those ap pointed by the Stotts General of the K.eigdosn, to de liberate on that most important measure. The fol. lowing is the Answer of the King to an Address m et nted to him by a Depilation of the Slates : " I tlorrilt yoe fur the sentiments expressed to me in the speech of veer President. They are the re petition of the written assurances which I received after the opening of the Assembly. it With sisters pleasant I recognise hi them, and in all the steps it has hitherto taken, the laudable spirit that Inhibit,' the Assembly. " If I have resolved, is a period of eztraordiesry dreemstances, to choose a way which no other Ger man Government lies takes before me, this is cer. laird), a complete proof of my entire esoudroce in the jest way of Woking, and en the faithful attach meet to their Sovereign, in which the Wirtembergers were never surpassed by any people of Germany.— Believe, Gentlemen, It is with the most sincere good will that I offer you my hand to concludes compact. The (Guest day of my public life will be tint on which I shall be ;able to sign it. The choice of yoot Com. mlssioners to negotiate with mime, Mau answered or espertstion. Say this to the Assembly in my nsme." • The utmost vigilance is directed to be kept up to ascertain the arrival of, sod prevent commenicntioe with, all vessels coming from the Morocco dominions on the coast of Barbary, in which the•plague con. tinges to esist to a very alarming event. According to accounts from Gibraltar of the lit eit.ette deaths at Fez were from 230 to 300 per diem.. It bed also appeared with virelence at Algiers, sod bad bees again imported at Tangiers, by Jews !stingier; clothes from Tehran. At lintels's, Rohm. Sallee, and Laroche, the deaths willed from one to ten per diem. A printed bill boo been posted op is this loon, per. porting to be from a body calling themselves " Pond. eel Protestants," in which they protest against the in/Genre of the "hn►sugh merchants" in the Bosse of Commons, to which they atiribste a long list of gills ; and that, ■s they are consinced that the mi. eery and degradation of this country are solely swing to p.rlt•ical igsorsnce, sod the! as nothing bet a firm and weave'. •nitre of the People, to promote a knowledge of our iseentable tights, can save the cluntry from despotism on the one band, or revels. tine on the other, they have mewed to meet weekly, in elossee, not "acted* 30, end to sebscribe a pinny a sink for the pa►po.e of procuring know. ledge ; and they call open all the friends of Bodice! Reform ie Newcastle, to unite la a similar meaner. The heads of classes ars to bower a meeting ones a month to report proceedings; sod to precis& mis repreTenrstion, none of their transactions shall lee conducted in secret, bat their books, scenents, shall at all times be epee to inspection of the Mesh. Iraq's or other individeals.—(Nemcosife Clirenick ) It is red in a foreign Journal, that the 'slice Russian Army is going to be distributed over the whole "Vent of the Russian empire, and divided into colonies and eettloments. During peace they will cultivate the ground along with the peasants.— Measures will be takes that they may be speedily assembled in bone of war, and reedy to march when ever circumstances may require. Some ine specimen of native EngMb geld have bens presented to the Royal Institation by Sir C. lla•kias, Dart. throegh the bands of Earl Spencer. They were fiend lately while streaming fn tin, in the parish of lAdock, in Cornwall; sow* of the pieces weighed en* 60 grains. Native English gold hn also be.. fiend lately in Devonshire, by Mr. Irlestrian, of %nth Molten. TIII COMTAIILt —The following is a copy of a later from Dr. EASTON, of the 15tIs Henan, dated Stockport, lbw 6th loaf.:— " Ste, I visited Risco, the Constable, by order of Geyer,' Burs, Ibis worming, and 1 ant happy to have it in my pnwer to give the following favourable accoont of his health, in conoectinn with tbo wound he received es Friday sight, the 23d sit. I Inetol him sitting op in bed, supported by pillow. and in gond spirits ; be breathe, with great ease, and is Ire* from fever at CI times : ends me pain is any pert of his body, except from the mensal sore,' wLicb dim-bargee las tbas it did ea my last visit, sad healthy granulations appear is the edges of the wowed, which sew begins to boll ! Ho Is allowed no salad food:" t. • • t 1143LITT. W. yestardey eopise (robs the Examiner is an. nooncement of a volume of Politica Emelt, with Sketches of Public Chareiders, by Mr. Ilesettr. This Gentlemen is kaolin to Ms litorsey •orld by his Public Lectures sod 'tea, Criticisms on Poetry and the Potts; the Drams, and other brushes of the Rolles-lattres, rod to am catenate pietism of the Political Public by ankles of seen ability nn the impatient events of Otte limos. Ile is ono of the stoutest sod most fearless champions for Ibts owe. sirictod liberty rod happiness of maskiwd. We understand that the forthcoming 'Mama Con. centimes the remises of Mr. liesurr's powerful pen On political subjects end persons for is last sea yews. We hear that the Preface is a master•piece of talent. The portion of it that so bees seen, *.s a de. chive species-it of the terminal's powers of the author's intrepid mind. The wort will appear this week. . 1. NAVAL lA'I'EL LIG:ESC:E. • DiAt., Auc. 9 —Arthed end sailed for the Hint : thd 'Christopher from Calcutta; &KUM, Waygnid i , from tesighec; end Noosing, Adtard, from Grenada. Idvivont, Auo. B.—The Syrene, Clark, sailed frt,es „Jamaica the Ist of June for London, end sees tetalll lost the 9 is of June, on Foley neer Cepa Avtaoio ; crew sawed. Captain Clerk came passes'. ger in the Bredoek, Maiter, from Jamaica, ars ited it this port. F4cmuuto, Ara. 7.—Arrived the DAP of Kent packet (41) smith ■ M from Lis'ls s, in 14 de) 6. the 'thorns., Mitecaster, for Meter. The Willisht and Ezra Ard.rd hire itsterday ; spoke en as 20th .Ic. in lat. 43. 55 N. the Prince Leopold, from Belfast for S.. Anders", out 31 dsis. PORTSMOUTH, Ave. 9.—Arrited the Aleesncie , , Soden, from London fur the Isle of France.—Sailed his Majesty's ship M) residon, for Africa ; ens, Lon. deo Packet, Tracey, for Boston.—The Knot George edit sod his Majesty's ships Ilyrerion, Cameleen, end Hind, ban hrncight op et Spithead, from amaze. N1'1101;111, Ado. B.—Passed up Cisenoel yeller. ley, the Ganges, from Calcutta and St. Helene, with Government dispatches. She left the Send Heads the Ilth el March, sod St. Helena the 16th of hoe. Acct. 9.—Arrired the Henry Freeling pocket, from Coalmen ; eed Besefey packet, from lielland—bath with Mails. OF THE FLOUR OF POTAVES. A potent has been recentli obtained at Park, a gold medal bestowed, and other honeerary distincauu granted for the discovery sad practice. en a large soak, of preparing from potatoes a fuse Soar; a sago, a poor equal to ground rice, aid a sewsolims or pest, of which lib. is equal to 111 b. rice, lithe. surmise/114*r, is is asserted, Sibs. of raw potatoes. These preparation ere fogad saleable to mix with Wheaten floor for bread, to make biscuits, pastry, pye.Crests, sod for all soaps, greets, and panada. tArge eepgements have been made for these pro. petitions with the Frelich marine, and military and other hospitals, with tie approbation of the faculty. An eacellent bread, It is said, cam be made of this leer, at tall the cost of wbeatea bread. Hest having Leto applied in these preparations, the ankles will keep un.hanged for ynrs, and on board ship. to Chios aid Wyk ; rats, min, versa, and insects do net Wen or destroy Ibis flour. Simply sized with cold water, they are in tee mi. netts fit for food, when fire s od all other resource may be wanted ; and twelve *ewes are sallicieat for , a day's sustenance, in cause of necessity. The Physicians and Serpess In lbs Hospitals, can of great debility of the stomach, have e these preparations with advantage. The paint of this (Niamey is, the ahem preparation, and the conversion of a surplus r e of potatoes into a keeping stock, in an Ms yet, potibble, and salebrioes form. Orr crepe at the present growth will west some soul saws of ars. souptioo. In April last, more than a dozen labourite, ben longing to Leoannick, in Cerewell, were wanieg chest that parish in sestets of work, with Anglo es their shoulders, when on Seedily, the 9th of May, the Rev. Mr. Mona sp, the Vicar, ordered the Clerk of the perish to give notice at the church des, that Mr. Meatus had foot acres of *evillest ground, manered,vad ready to be planted with potatoes, slid that If the poor gelid attend at the vicarsge•Sesse, at ski o'clock the seat evening, be would allow re este theirquarta of the ground for planting petition. free of reel. This (resod be divided sarong 24 fa milies, et the lime mentioned. Mr. MORGAN desired them to pleat the potatoes is farrows, 20 Welles a pert, end the rows a foot seceder. Thew potatoes are sew in a most flourishing co/edition. It it mach to be wished, that proprietors of lead would fe:to• this 'sample, we should cot this see the peer sista , hag for treat of food. There ere so many obstacles to the total seppres. sloe of Bettholomew Fair, that it Is believed the attempt will not be made ; bat the most effecter)! seeps will be adopted to preserve order, aid the Fair will be kept within proper limits. These who visit such a place for amasemeat are orderly and peaceable; het it is pickpockets and other Mims who endeavour to mite tumult and confabs; to fa vour their plans. Persons without licences ebeeld not be permitted to bale booths for the sale of salt liquor and spirits; beams, bating no liven , le lime, there is not the.same Posttest over their cooled that there would be` wets they liaised. TROTTING MATCN.—hir. Hatsrah grey man. which trotted b 2 miles is fire bouts on the Loa. bridge•road, • few weeks since, started yesterdas mossing at Kingsleed, to trot 48 miles I. leer hart, which she pater slid easily, as follow' laa fl .... 4 The match wee w sug, sod eve silo ever. Time au lacked at if. blear et ita r ibi. 1' • . 1 1 I r '• 1 I ~ I