The Statesman. — London, England, 1819-07-26 00:00:00

~~ 1'! kk \er . V 11...11"41111"°"11.1r1 ,_. os co or (4 ) : 771 . tu5. • - ,iE p4 ~. .. %.1.4 _ FATESMAN. Sist, , iiiisition bating ?ogled the feria.. . _.„.„ s orits persons, for "mud months past, it is With sinters regret. though not uitb mach serprio, I awl the Ring's Ministers base iglu the steps, which, it sppest .4 from the Parlia• sectary proceedings, sod the last CifCOW of the Colons.. Office, they hare dune. Will poslerby credit it, the an kiesinidention "'Lich obtained oat million 1.. r the building cf new charehet, as • , IMP siren the hall nt the terpoissio* - was in • mare ofsiarvvion, reehl only ns-cisie credit for 50.000.. (a year's interest on the said mile lion), towards an rby.tt, which. if adopted to be wmoirotihst:yandconthii:l4r:rierteiridneeis.wieboadons 4 th o e s ee t B h rr e a pe e, g ir Lt a etteolion, and the Permit me, Sr.; to tioubir yeti with the (011„,„1" remarks : —lst, On the plate with A is 1)1°1,0,4 in colonise: 2Jly. Ora the ',tins dried J in the Mi. n l s terial Circular : and 341 ) PO 'he &cutter:S.:at al a wise and profitable schrwe ~ 1 emigisiiets. ' Wore r p e eved to the consitiristins o f the p lace. of destination fil ed on by Georrneseet for ttr eeni. Ilivente, 1.• would obsess' , th at there v. bat ' tics 71sases of portent likely to become menthe' s el • stew. iColony.; shoe a e, tie poor end deOio, iboogla 8 basest and indesitines mechanics and latoorets,who. - ,by the rapid and en ing advance in the pike of the Ma hee rs•eries I f life, and the diaiiiistiun is yai e.lue of labo ur, sec in a stall of sterialon, sick at heart, and ready to embark in any whim.. that I Beth \ itstilf, eoasiderios no ch•oge tan be foe ti e onto The neat class '.insists of men of more or less en. Purim., with smell capitals and large families, who, grtaning ender the enormous weight of motion, the decay of trade, and It.e great and miners ad. mince on all sill. lea of consumption, ere rriselsot Its tailiert is any new pi: suit to shit sow ,fry Frog 'rho oscessiee recta. tithes, and mkt, sitentii e this i • martivatien o.f laid, independent o f i ts srattits ;mid I 1.41 • • t owns* capital requited, Pinyon dem,. • from 1 engtging is any aricelistal eaderiakieg a( home; aid as these is no prospect at thew, tells ceasing A 1 otiose the irritant e)stras, sod being olio prveled,rd from Jookiug tot ward to any probable m..ses _f 1 f... cilitating die future sett!ement of their childreo here, they possess leers sod •ppreheosions which stoutly painful to revile. 6 ' hope sickest," and the " levet I of cosier?" noires to them, at leas t, • poetic xi. *lon. 'she last denription of poisons, willing, to emigrate, to these p r y real patriots. so 1...5e senti. mews ere (Mimi, expressed by a celebrated pet, in the following beautiful line. t— " -------------- I (matt ratline Chaim no where pa remit i suit crates ot Wore, ,t , 'le I a tree by b.r alttght. na et att. 7 ars what irere .eft kg' tontine* la Lerida Of P ter un:is r rt. wanting it cantle. 'ller t tortusgs to freemen. would dooms At.ti Jowl me. 1 thoohl shen Ulm eorbie pals t el el. t..e moor of .Mt th Lie thew t And. it lion-t tweed , Ihr bie.sett tont. Fe ,' id caw iressrasms dm, ear ussartratimi, I n weld al Wit bewail m sweet satire Milder. aeons a 1 eerie Igo gumtree: IN Kern, M imh -arhot Lever knees me tteekt of trot...tit wee with Mr u., 1 fel ." free, POI $0:37 PIAOW ti 1 , i'! those getarroes and 'Mantle (Palings, cannot tot {.111.19) as welt se bean I 410 rapid march of 4 1..p0ti.g0 ; and :bat tespoti-et of IN very worst specie', lit. an oligoichiesl usotpetten„ which, if suffered to 'staid its bailie% inflow It speedily blast, sod ollionmety destroy this oge witnoare •r and flootishing 'lotion. These persons, sot ee meson, are apprebeissit• that our few reapintog liberties will be rusts samificed at the shrine of Minis• terial seabati , ii sod Botoughmotigering iodoeive and avarice, and rather than feel or view the ire grasp of tyranny in their native land, would retire to a dis tant country, *here they could, at least, instil intro Illii minds of their Alining those tarred pOnttiliss t 1 Liberty and Justice, • kith are g t ow n oat of ashion, sod where they m i g ht without reproach. sympathise with their suffering fellow-ritis.iso. uho is hrigland ..re upbraided with that porerty which is unmerited . as well at &priced eV those dearest r leas, which ore flub init:s )lance. The t ssssss assigned for selettiog the Cape of Good elope as the 011ie of armament for a nee Co lony, Is "prefetoace to Canada. neat rilaime con. sideretion. The Cuancat.t.on of the k.acitteutu. in moving the grout of 50,0001., is reported to bare said, " be ceoceived that this Colon) (the Cape) held oil greater inducements to emigrants than soy of the Colonies in North Americo; 888.csese pei •inne, warn once lard on lite soil of th- Cape of Gerd Hope, would slow find themselves in possess...is of the means of subsistence, rchae the genial airldurn of the eiimete, and the (wilily of the soil, ten. tiered little collets necessity. The print plea closers for the receptien of emigrants. nos us She e 'o th east coast. and po•sessed • good hottest, w to many other lot .1 advantages. k certainly seas not intended le carry out persons shells destitnts of the aeos i f poviding fay themselves. That us; Pigment had n r keen tried, hot had been foetid la le al. tended With great inecovensenre. A small de posit would, therefB.le, be requited of Own* he• fore leaving this country, as aers•iiy for their pro. aiding theniielvos when they erased et the Cu lony. The reentry was perotisriy (severable le the growing of wires sorts r' fruit " Aod in an. s eer In a Ismaili. fri-oi Mr. Meth. the (.11, " 1 " "" of the LiZetittrlte WA. •• that ft sees pert of the Plan that I. ai ishes shun 'd be sauteed to stsbscrik." — • I will now ss.ign my sena. .8. lir it raring se elins" from his MAJarres sage Mio.sBeis. It is well keels that there ere only tan 0 !j. o wns In Iningtatille le die Soothern States of Ametica. viz. eke wale el slavery lo which • groat portion of the populaties I held, and the clanicsble stature of the s 000000 . . Now both three taint in an equal. if not a greater dram. to settling at the Cape of Good live, as, I treat, I shall easily demr.nstrate. • (terry, of whew—wt the 50 I .”.. er of 1k exprinrat I [To be cant:nerd] The Watettne stein artited it I;st ,, roo l "" ThlusdiY• Is. 18 hose., bre " coutplet•ly .101 indetiondent i 4 Mt Inset isevr)—len r..asnrs of 30 twee pow.' 0,4411 1104 e• she rerties WO • oil{ g... , 41•. 14 I.k •nriod !Penal, a regular tiaaer Warms latlhst and LOP i p9ol ! F i LURE) CUCIMANg. catues• sent his boats to tot out tee yes. SAS in the ogler harbour of Lima, nn the 211 tit of Febroary, in *bleb soreeetted ; thee •re selttaltle stereliont 1,011419. 111. also cut not a gunboat loaded mitt, artlliory obri stores, bet retold no t a ttempt any thing aiafoot Ili. frigates, as they •ere inside of the 111$1.1,60( 4,11 issotegted he eery strong fort'. The re ,, 1 0, O w e, a iiiVrilla.all,fieLl with their Govern aparv, Ittat they came nff to him by hundreds, till he mos obliged. for vi•lit of room, not to receive any afore. " General Sin Martin is marching with his army to attack Ow %silt pile* by I Intl, which, the Beene. styres Gazette say a. will +emit on his approac hio g it. PROCLAMATIOI e 117 LORD COCURAIIF, IFICI-ADMIRAL 07 CHILI, All• MORAL .V ID COISFILNDLR 111 CHILI OF WIC SIIITi AND TIDWELL oF Flit STATES. " LINN( POO , riwl and commanded by the %s -wum Goveroment of Chili strictly to blockade the ports, Ow, harbour, and the whole coast of the kingsl..en of Pero, " I brrrby declare as follows. sig.t-- " lrt. That the port of C4llso, and a ll other I ports, hays. owl harbours. as well as the line of cols , from the pert of Gaysquil to Alacains, iu l'ere,are ju a stn... of formal blockade. •• Id. All vessels ere strictly prohibited free carry ing on • y commerce. es hobbit' communication with the avid pore and places within the ((maid men tions. tio• of blockade. 64 3.1. No s hip' or vessels belonging to friendly or Douttal powers now In the bay of Callao, or in say of the por t s or anchorages comprehended within the Mocker!. aforefeirl, shall be permitted to 13i1 there from after the lapse of eight days from the date babm.f. 66 41h. No neutral flag shall in any este hr sm feted to rover n r ne utralise the propilsty of Spa.. salarcla, or of the inhabitants of the coentties sehject to the King of Spain. " Soh. Any neutral vessel navigating under false or doable papers, or which shall not have the neves *dry documents to prose the owoershlp of the pro. petty, shall suffer the penalties applicable to the goods arid merchandise of enemies. " oth. Ever) neutral mitt which shall hive on beard Mallory Officers, Mystery, Ftepercargot, or bl•rclianis of the Countries sohject to the King of ihutiu, Ault be Gout to Valparaiso, there to he ad lodged according to the law of nations. " 7th. The wriest notification shall be trans. omitted to those shoo it may concern. C;11.1 1 on boort] the O'lligitins, bearing the flag of the Coutatender.in-Chier, in the bay of Callao, this Ist day of Match, H 1819. 01. seed) " COCRANE. "Sy his Lesasaip's com•uand. AND. A. JONTI ., Ser." TO CORRY.SIVIIOENT S. 1 if i e General IrEcoutoes Diaper Is Doblio. is om eneoorage sew of the nue of Smith Americas Freed *IA she /scene*: Speech , of Lord CLoycliowe, Sr Far.o. FLoos. Ur. WS.att.T. air. at.. Te-searf•w• ------------ THIf ✓ r. op Mi srocKs Pima %wet $ pet cow 7111: 7111 ▪ Pee Oro. C.... 711111 14 pre Coo. 8141 111 re Geo. %MI 1....ar0t. for 44 Ili DAY Al ONE ll . ' I.llL}. 5 pet Crost.vairi Iris& M &II ICI pm lardi P. In }IR litzeiripper Dist. p 1 I 1 onesr- 41 ••••• Tlii4 TY T 111• LONDON' isostnY. Ji LT 46, 1819. --ereer— Lettere 'ran Dermas, describe its ph.legasolc in• babitante as folly tesolsed not re Tee. easy they bar emended their Coos,lreti..n. The Prostions gr..w seat end more indignant at the delay they •a pcfirnee in the p romised boon of a Constitetional Ch ar ter. insomech that we shall not be saprised if E. g land,which has by all the Continent so long been looked 'Ton et the freest nation oft the ,is at ise v est dhtence of time left behind ha themirth laudable cater of securing public Liberty. The B avar ians very properly begin to complain o f the vast •spireee of the Military, and their Sovereign is at a kind of ergementstive issue with hie subjects on the head of this article In the Bavaries Bedget.l, In every State Europe, he respective Sovereign shows too great a partiality to hi , army. and the People base friend out, that since the fell of BON 4. 'ARIZ she work of political reformstion has gone ow very slowly, which, before the great amnia and victory at Waterloo, they were promised should precede all other national considerations. This ve rifies the old eilsge—" That the di..eese being fee preved, the Doctor is lnrgettee." TIP trachea who frightened the Luau Maio* Into the belief that I. ndon was golf/ to he horst, and the chi: us all reeseseted, are ameaingly work log op the chanced cauldron, by assuring os that 6 ' the erineb..eses of nil, tar, end sprits were to have byes best fireli." It most be understood, g it is tint pf•ipjard, that ell she Cite Apothem. • its •el • to hit ' been breeght our In the l .int, end to ailminia.er in all the noisa•pecting inhabitants a pond dose of Leurlowurs to lay them asleep, while the quick and show wialehes should be making their approaches to the ter and genpowder haunts in the tripwire White of the merchants sod tradesmen. The Doctor still attests the Reformers of last Wednesda)'s Meeting, as " Smithfield Miscreants," and )et be insists upon it, they dill nothing good nor evil, and @ remote than perfectly locompetent to do any thing. The asosisraicy of all this is sp. mut, as the rlerigneting I ns r• oiled of the Loan MATE'S, on Oat de), at once p rudent, courageous, and ju. diciour ! 11R. oW i.N's MI'ET NG N aki THIST THE CITY OF LONDON I 't R DAY. 1:.• Mau spin • seitsble introductory ad. ann. to a Is , ao sod highly respectable As. esteablaure, in the Grand Roos. j. TILE STATESNIAN. Mr. Oirtp ("flowed with a speech pt elsioty to hi 4 esplanation ef the welt-designed model, anti in many parts of that speech, regsrding . the dial rows end difficulties of foot . tiftts of the population of England, touched the thirds of sympathy ID Ms auditory an sensibly es to draw from them repeated and long continued malts of apprAktioo. IN also, in a very particular and happy manner, touched upon that seamless try whkis ignorant or Ines petieticed Editors of Newapapers altered coati. Dually of the 'theme being visionary, of the es. thor of it being visionary, without comprehending the views of either. We left Mr. Owss proceeding in his Imposition of his disinterested anti benevolent design, *hen our raper ass malting up : bet oar reporter will give a fell account of the *hole, in he STATASJIAN of to-morrow. 11:ND% A r lIALF-PAST TWO O'CLOCK. The 3 per Cent. Red. had risen to 7'2, wed the Onllllool had obtained 5 per Gra . premium. though then at 41. The lender: albs Loan, Ilifrofnre, who hold Onsnium hope the CIIVICELLOR of tho Escite• QUIER will want to borrow aatother g0..t1 mead sum ..ory soon—and those among theßeformet ',oho diet a pinchip lac will do mono la the way of Vats. ' than the most eloquent and I limit Wenger.. wish the Financial Minister to impose another three or m ore millions, to pay the inte•est of each Loan. The Paris Papers of Thor's,ley have arrived. The rollosing estrecte comprise every thing of lamest they contsio : PAits. JULY 22.---Yetterdey Ow King presided el • Council of Ministers. Of the sis students of the Fees de Droil, three heat been liberated, the three ethers .111 be brought before the Court of Astia.s en the charge of rebel- lion. The King of [hit %RI a has subscribed towards the erection of a monvarent to the insmory of MALE. 1111C1110. Tbs EL•Membors of the Ordor of Malta cantina. Ito Intrigue far its re.establidsment. A foreign ill. to nal gays that they entertain *wristlets , that the isle n 1 Elba will be ceded in fell onvereigaty to them. — Nothing is said of the new Constitution by mbich the order ctoght to No regatatA, 10 render its .0.1..nr• compatible with the changes that base taken plant in Europe. line, Weed, could they re.enter iintassist I Vie aajoyment of their @adagio, privileges, in n noan t.i.n privileges ors *b on 0 y abolisbed.-4 Coot shim/island ) The l';'ecti..n of the 11.1 rd series of D.poties info ess very favourably for the Liberals. Anil is Ger. mar, too, it seen s, that in 'WOW/ eh. Igo. of Ba Idea end Wirtemberg, H arm sen and Po. sinners sere martially .attuned. Tour Princess of hest hisjost given her raj h•rts Coost Ration, by w hi ch vv., y Offi_er, Civil h ' Milt s tory. is 'endow' irscalsahle of sitting isi the Chambor ittito l / 1 11V1.11 ---.-.-... Hy the Frwhia, Captain Simms, arrived to le th th e e 1 Rim lth from the limey& dolts ate reweireed .It. by which we learn that underseistionerd Spas nosh ships ws, had a Mod Weis, Os :_Na its dot Citroen, Capt. WILIADA, Oa the 5 h MIT, in 56 days from C•dia; God Uolga,Cept• Han.tstotc s. on he I.llls, in II dip fr• V-•. eine ; Mob Fi•ucisca Cap t. CAILIMOIII, we the lb—. from a voise ; Supesiur, Cont. Cann, on th• till. in I • Ave slays from Sonia Martha; Diana. Cap sin F. Mt, on the from • cruise ; Deamerite, (*Awaits blnisCitAititt, rti the 30th, In 61 days from Cadiz; and the Asia, Capt. Nunes, Its 68 days from Vera Croz. The report of the coition of the island to t hi s country by Spai n, which hss ticked to murk interest, receives no conlitmatlnn by the advice, tbroogh this channel, althosigh the Americus Pipets atilt shooed with runineff on the subject. A letter, clued Tanis, Jena S, ssys—' t The re. volt which bri-ke nut amongst the Arabs, fin the con fines Tripoli, has bees suppressed. The plume having appeared in the Tonissian ramp, the B-y pressed ins Gement to hasten his on ; the latter entered into oegocistions offered on tie part of the rebels, and epos receiving contributions in cattle, withdrew his forces, and arrived its Tunis yes terday." ScSIIDALOUS DIIIERTION.—The success of the Se neca Indians, who lately eabibited themselves In thi. country, induced a Utilise of the State of Gentgia, named Divid Jones, to try to engage some to to arcompaily him to England, fur a like purpose. Af , •r considerable ditficalty, and much perteasion, he prevailed upos air Indian!, oldie Cherokee nstion, tieing steer Fort Armstrong, to accompany him ; promising them that, if thecae did home not succee The d 'Dere, they should have a free pge again. y embarked at Cha rleston, and, after a passaerege othef ( putty-6,0 dim arr ived at this port. Hy performed two evening,. They then wont In it. where they pet formed on the evenings of Fri day arid Saturday. On the Sunday morniue their COOdeCtOf left them, di,ec ti ugthem to proceed to Wigan, and promising to meet them there. Alter i.ctrosaiing at Wigan a souk, they received a letter from Jowl, in *lnch he ite.ired them to proceed to War iiisiEtno,so)i• gho w null rejoin them at Oat plate. They accordmily went to Warrington ; bet tie did not faIGI hi. promise. The prni. f e ttoiss, after stop. ping the till hey had spent all their money, re solved I return to lirrrpool, to empire whit hade, become their employer. When they arri red thet they found 1. in just nn the point of embarking for Am. : cos since sailed, and basely abandoned thy.' enfurt,,nate men to • state of dearitotion in a strange country, far from their families and their no tice land. Of such conduct an cannot spea i n terms of *dew; ite t luastitinn. Oar object in,thu k s minutety statrating the eircamstaoces in ttis ease, iss, to pro mote a sibscription, to enable the tonh•vity selpirr, le Wen to their homes. Th. Ind:ans may b ,_loos seen at their 104111r1 Liver•Strect.—(Lirerpool curt' ) • SMITHFIELD VBETING. LETTER FRO)I MIL. 11C:1T TO THE LORD hi ‘TOR. 3. VS) vb.-eel. !brood, SA entity Noma MT Loin.--I weskits eat out 1.. triton iota the country slim 1 leek up she rialtf eirs•payet sorted no aroma! ot whit hod Ot die Seethe. of Sae tiro noose of Co' ainitats. or Onset Massa Cuseell, betel yesseribs. at Grailstblll. I email sot a smile whim I n 3. mediae the aerostat of )orr Lord :Cgulilliewortsicatio to the Owlet the nulled It ra/f•T . oriel owiloprobatio a Wein' effeenstleet la die aseasores you adopt ed fat the preservation of she point peace sa .• ?glissade, bed. I WM dhows (miry that sour lasesoblu saw, or hell • gee you OW, theist" iodiration of stw high reward of .• tisane up Jar Jess." II laughed out tolood rainless %thew I reed sheisee.mos of the peep.. way in which you retired .lre Merest a-Wawa Limbed recei.ed Sr.. she !lank. the East Inete-`haser.aead WM, Pehlke Bodies. I ea. quite &Helped to dud that rem Lard- ship Mid received •• seek JO:routine as scrneid ka4 I. tae la. Ondtva and protekesen. el sae miscreant isathers of flls infs• seas. Ssairsons PLACA/Mehl.* was posted op wish so moth tars Ones the 0.0.5 e Mier. at Whitebait. eve s Is u " • few Nebr. of year Lordsaip'. ea a awe. Bel my risible message beer me parallsed where 1 foetid Mat the teed 117 or a Leedom had sidesudy declared Ibis or •• hod rendvid in orsasUan epos risfh gt.L the rhoolfrrred ked feresti Ike kerrikk Igo silting Mit great elf, and asarirriog all the iskokfle.ts: Ila n ' wad ..claimed. Parma Votes! Parses. riles!! Poems reset ! ! ! )Most thaw:eery was tanbioe to Ibis, poor plot vase Sea.b te to the phit of the Leito NI %TOW. I "reefed my borae Sob to he saharsesed, sod to have another Salida. as l was deter noised to remain Wiest is hear she reek of your Lord ship. ezatalooloo of thew . wed and wicked imesdia. ie.. I. It's-ref.'s,. beg stow Lordship to littoral rise where and is what I I dongemo shey its -afely lodg. d, mat tit a t bear they lit to 1 be interrngased. I beret., °Pe your Lordship the go , history nenuotre of isyvelf. the Committee. sod the neer.- pry, who shall all he rend, at see hour to give no ...sent apse s oat before our three Were. of every par. titular hat came tosser know %ridge previous to sad dining she ', Steetlog. I rennet tor s esameso doubt. that Ihr sad . of 1 sods a Lista %Invest. tins ,Irrody sot Golly seemed She bloody, I Neftlefenn fiteentlinflet. his t that he has also seised aid pm , In 1 , wine sale plurr all he...dreadful! in.troas•rasni skelA &se I in their possessioo, feoso she tansies netlike,. doss even to their bw., wad rrrrrr ur ea t mho that he ha. oalrls Wowed In some bomb proof dram all sheltbrirrld combinsibles.fi en taint pes der aid tar barrels, does e'en so doe titsdrr•lesses alt borer Met, for •e hate new your sole's., ward, she sled ot die I I SEIIIIOII. IMO Ihiiiill SISAL sod a. ats Ail PLWf IA f AAA 1 mot aim the loused a itb the bargain. • haadfel of ballets pat late the foot of as slit Weekitm i y a Oimerneent Spy.— We shall sot won he told ia . the imagism,' 'ltal.-pot of Wallow, which sr is . Swale aid in it to dr-th all the sold Orr. in all the boo each, No toil this sort eel OA .41 sole alarm Joule Homan be cur pl 9. Sol we shall ~R e a she proof a a sip*. 'soh of a °oar oto a isagiblo e, dly plus isi 'Ili; ',m.o. herpine ”illi. Sir, die Lord Mayer a Loudon, have 11,6011 Ire 1,. MINOS Ceelleil Of the Coo) Mat it 6.• Bit ins lord , if the 16 1 of this plot shook; Inn oat Is base 'lets co, ~, by Is ...men.....i.thirs y ••ilaisis ohs fabricated awl pnblie .r.l 'toe ili.iical kiwi-eel of the metier of Lord t rrs wit: s 411 n, •nlee R Inge/Pen ill Yeekiatife. the reraise before ow si. so aso.,:idr,d, its arder, as the intek-kke FAWN et 'lx obese, Es • alas Ynper. the Ora. oleer•ed, to •• sue whet tel af arrow. • t str mows errs. If II simi4 sett eror I shot she Vt.fi Wee 'Willie prostrit and po.ted the as, il, pier I.,ad.hisss tuna 'Ate •of it haald turn oat Mat hisavaods of hand-11111, were di.stiwerel la Sof rludd s .rine ti . :ds.essog, in slio r eereace sod wells the ernaitasee of pair son 011resa... if is should lora sot 'has the.. .evy Cl atlii pre upon t oar Ueda. p . rad your (litre' to apprehend she Reseeded Mr. Ilse•wein. is Map . 0t creasing riot eta! bl swished -if slit. wail.' Al se. pinged, neat *ill becauseLor of the the thanks of 'he es Oleos iet t Whs. I frog year dp mill rive to 9111 Pars •l else tiontll4,ll6olll. of gaups; oat ot your hlairntery al ho • 0 ut Wen ti.ittbett • Kinght.- I am, year Lord •hier aloe h.rale genial, 11. kWh T. ----a.m. . • --- Yesteeday dm Lone rwitscrt.t.on. VlKeen& TLEar4ott. and tee Vicr.eirtsics C tron, hail an as . dip re •1 the Pet sone Itasaavt at atlinohoom. 0 • Cierdav she Doke of Yuns., after IlCl/ nps nein. the Pattern Runny to review the 4'h, 12th, and 19.1, regiments of lancer s on llountlow, went to Windsor. Tap Obscrrer of yesterday bee iriterlea a letter .teictiotive of Mr. Owtses Establishment at ()New 1.111•11‘, which appeared itt the „kcx Times U t i l e 10th intl. and attributed it to Mr. thallEß BIM:. mosT. It is bet fair on oer part to state, that the 11•4114. which Wag C0MM011431.11 to as by • friend of L ., h..- wr i ter, .; 3 t_h e production of Mr. JAMES, a Ser. alai at present roped its commercial affairs in fiemtland In small matters,as well as great, it is ones. oars to observe the old realist of " seem tulips."— (Nese Thom) On T.. .lay, Mr. Serpent Contr. she had Tau cited his seat is Parliament on being nppnintrel Ss firitor.General, sea re•elected for Ashborton with eel opposition. liacev MMa WILLMIS 0t Tilt Lilltarr or Tilt Pates.—The Cosisiitutimol Charter had gum• rutted the Liberty of the Press, and bad provided that a law should hr pasted te pettish its abases this was a sutijort of parplesing difficelty. Among a steinher of arbitrary articles, in harmony with the piedominaet spirit of the year 1815, ospecially ordered lathers to be b r mght t o 'gill ne e, oho acre found eaiity d any indirect provocation sgainst lthe (; 'mowed. What is all indirect provecatinn? —lt lass felt by every oue list any thing wight tH. deemed sorb, by sub t l e lawyers, professionally osed to " twist words and 'Desolate as they please.— , A Counsel of the arcient Parliament of l'.(i• said : " Donne's tutu quaire tient , de fete dare Wien koosone If." It roucerni de quoi k faire pendrc."—" Give me eitaiistrhealinees hoeffaesesitallii;:tboai,nedni; t u i i t m io .t , and I will find A calicoes case of fraud has °crowed lately in the City, which has b ee n ouch talked of In the rowdier, cisl circles, and may p robabl y hereafter (tarnish an ie. \fatale subject of legal investigation. The ronfidential clerk of • merchant, who was 'Olmsted with newly t he solo enan agentent of his conceit,. hod repeatedly \ \ laid before hiei letters from corresosi...ents in threes.. try, an gioenting the intentionofp ( freeing for tertain hills: the bills were afterwards pr. deiced in dee course, sod accepted by the oteenlisot ; the clerk di.csioussmi Owes, and applied the money to bit own use. Sea... nl of these bills were presented for mutat, and ditty honoured, before the discovery was made that the bills and the letters were all forgeries. The question discussed is, whether the merchetit is bound to pay the remeitting bills, labia), Omagh (arrays in the drawing, were all regularly erupted by him self. The payment, we understand, is likely in be resisted, anti the matter will probably be ',trued to oar Courts of In vv. The talent of the fraud is lit. tle short of 10,0001. of the 3Uth Regiment, bee Captain F. C. CROT TY, arrived from Canada with dispatches from the Doke of Iticuousit. Imod KVITII is eflitril at 11101011th, and, II if said, In make the necessary preparations for the PRISCE ItIGEIT'i trillir 10 that part. Lou) Low tuts and the itight lion. Futotaice Itostosow are appointed Directovs of Greet's' , b llnspitsl. Olt Thursday last, two indictments ere f•and against Want, the bookseller, of M4o w rheater, one for a libel, the other for sedition. Ile ems held to bail on each ; himself in 5001. and two bed to 2301.