The Statesman. — London, England, 1820-04-11 00:00:00

~, ~i 1~ LONDON, TUESDAY, APRIL 11, 1820. ) 4) 1093. it.r4r INDIA 1101_48„ Jss. 110, DIE alert ff Director. of Ike u s i te d c um . g of Iterceasts sef Enpland. trading to t 1.4. East . dr Asreby s,t r Nonce. lit *dill It COl' lIT of 'he laid Company wlll be held iu oisteshe I i-slrret. on Wesusamr. the I tnli ,1.4 sett. ROM I•ille o'cl.sek i i the liturolng. 01111 sia in ocj i a4 , 6,r c.r Euarriov of SIX DIItECTORS of pi h~wpau ) sor Icur sears. JUNEPH DART, Secretary. MRS. C. FRASER respectfully informs the lientry. and Pic Public (whom she invites to inspect the Noveitie, of the Reason is lI. ITS and PON NETS for Ladies. Oentleocen... and Children. etri.o.oltely manufactured by her, and originally Introduced under the patronage of the Royal Family% that she boos REMOVED from Sloancoomeare. Citelses, to more convenient premises. Nu. I. UNIRAT SMITII.‘TRIST. on the King's -rood. adjoin ing Downing's Flooe-cioth Sisnufs:tary.—Her lists and Runnels are manufactured from a most ',swim's foreign pro duction, and for viewer. lightness, and durability. surpass stay former infrishogion. 'filets are made by bawl. without sew log; the colour is not affected either by rain or sea tfir: they may he dyed of any fisher; and when soiled or root out .of shape h) much use. they may he restored to bolt for a trifling charge. For ettilikeleil use. trove:ling. or wear at the %ell-side, are unrivallud. as tbey are superior to straw or Leghorn. • • - - f)ViE PROPR!ETORi Or r %ST INDIA STOCK.. LAIIIES AS. UENTLf.IIEN. HE Election of Mix Director! of the East India T iumsrany beim( forpointed for Wednroay, the Itts t of k•fil seal. the favoltr of )oor Vote sod Isturesl is rept-god t „ : t re is/ Oen tlrmen. rls. J It'Wl 11491.1rT. Esq. JO4EPH LOTrON. Esq. 11,L4414 LOR MONEY. Esq. EON' 4Ra P %RR% TRUMAN RE:O, lisq. WILLI4%M MGR ‘4l, Esq. • WtuAch will owl: Lldics llw Ciotti:suer. Yoor rust humble suposols, Joao JACR9O9I. Csi%ssersi. Maseatsaskg. AsEscautossit assts.:oN, Una Mecti:. As.ex %NOIR ALIAX, Jan , Pal - 1190X. %MA sso ASTICLL, k. t 'mamas, Prawns, Jens Ursa. Uremia KAIIILIS, Itoorst J. U. Rscassraw, W. STANLLY CL•RILE. DA rill *COI r, JOlti osstat. Gomm! risErs. W. F. ELPHISSTON:., Jens BLADIRPI TATLOIIt, CPARLISURANT, Jogs TeoastlisL, Jo/talk OLISTON, SWUM Tuoisi. JOHN 'seats, • LW lads House. March rt. InO. TO TIM PROPRIETORS OF EAST INDIA STOCK. La VII: , AND Gelb fLLIIRS. HiNCi the Honour of Wiry recommended HA, to y..r Ly the Director; of the East buns Corpse), r Lrididotes for the Dlr.:filo° to be chows this year. we its uw utAsty of requesting the favour of your Vote o the Inv of E!ec;on. Weducsilaty. the litth of April nest. %Ye ere. I..r.r.ei sod Orattroeu, Your moot : , ”table s u reties. JAt 'OR 110114NQUET, J0111.:Pf 1 COVEON. W 11,1.1334 T.IYI.Oft MONEY, WM:IRD PARRY. THolt,lts REILt. %1•it..1.1,131 WIURAM. lad WI. Hoene. Merl, 19. 1920. MR. fl L.: NT. AT a numerous and respectable MEETING. held it the Crown end Anchor, in the Strand, on 3lon d”. Itk l o. J. II ANDON. E 54. la the Chair. 11. e fuilowing Resoletions were passed unanimously : let. 'Mat it Is the dote of the Peopie to support the Frieuds of the People. aid rit.lLitr to tursalm them while ander Persecatioo. liberal approbation tor their merithrions standees in ibe Pitblie I 'nose. Yd. That it appears to this Meeting that HevaT H‘NT, 11 . 4 q., fur courairsos4) etrecating the rights and to of the People. hoe been (rosily Tiiifled by the tool part of** pablic Press ; aid tbst tise onfooruled hopressiosts thus melted hese been toad, amessors toe as stem of pre set ipt ioa, whist shirhbeoughtto be protected,bythetvice and purse artery n an whose prat-tiers accord with his pro- 1 fussiest. Si. That. indeprndestlr of the pastel merits of Mr. IlLsr to oltdueitig many greet public meetings, held with a I ry to aux -e feeling in thr great cause of Psrlin mre Itrform. he his 'whored. Is every situation In which bees plated by the tranasetions at Manchester. great ci.et.uzr, manly conduct, su:t uniicren-lishle prurfeare; as ail a bile rurrussded by the germs of those who bad sworn lit destructi,n. se while is prison. alder examination. ant dating the subsequent discussions in the Cosrts at West- 1:1•. That. during the late prolonged and harassing With" tz Yuri. the conduct of Nlr. drew from the presiding JJdge such restirsories of personal epprobation es base s , lilom been conceded to e detendini vin a State Trial; sidle tail acute cr4ss-esetninettons, and his de‘terollllappliestion ut every point of law erh:ch tir:ro un his ease, 'aortad the smarcion of all who heard hint, and particularly uf these Ir..e had previonsly imbibed In:favourable prejadkes, from de micrepr:sentetioas of the press. 46. That. tinder all these circumstances, tbajna 3 Ple of the Laitcd liiiirdtAn owes debt of 'meths& to Mr. IILST, as t 4- Chan pion of their civil rights. which obligation this chcerfoiliv sebnowlesiges; bet as Mr. Hunt has beta izs slid I:, ciinsiriemble expenses. by his parsoaal exertioas, 1t..1 in the legs! prxeedinge of %hied ha has been the object. thi., Meeting f.els it sn incumbent duly, at least, to Indemnity him actiost the senor. K. That therefore this Meeting reeossaleedo a General Nike Subscription among the Patriots of the United king dJui. fir the purpose of iudemnifyirg Mr. 114 sr against Ms pt,t expnses, and also as a solid testimony of their sense Jratilude ter his past millets. !.. Pint em Friends uf Liberty generally are earnestly hisited to enneqr In promoting the subscription among their coaawtiOn•• and to transmit tire :mount to the Treasurer as etMj ivuos..ible. S 'b• That ores Committee of Stilsscribers should meet Ems time to time, for the purpose ail pity hue user the slims smelled in •net, mesmer es may best accord with the rude powden feelinrs of Mr. Hind, arid with the patriotic listen uric.% of Itte Stit!..7riberg. 5 1 . . That these ftesulutioes sds ertined In serious Nliirn iir *Li Evening Newspepera, end be trentenitted to the " il Gri 6 f Pihinre Iliest...papers throughout tire Empire.% ho are reqpeeted to aid in preneutiny the desien within their • tmpeetise districts; and that the Nrmcs of Subscribers be tied el t rr Sistardly in Tar st MI, 'Mot Mrs.... R. Ireiattil. 79,11 , 11 1 w ,, -hill; T. Dolby. run. nen. the Hew Chun h. Strand. snit 34, Waritour-street. and T. Futhee-, iron-finiader. Mitchell-sift-et, Old " ct. be appointed Treasurers ; to N how all subset ;lotions degild he to •Ii Fried or paid, for ties purposes designated by n• 4ros kits Resolntioes. Mc. West is nut a Treasurer, as before stated. rivlF. Cheapest place in London to buy real rood CARPEII4, HEARTH ECUS, and FLOOR ti.UTIIS, is at 119. LONCi• WEE. where T. WEAVER b always et hunte to state the lowest price. and see that his Fi;l•4l' orders are properly executed. Full measure is . Ithrst. and every article warranted. bruroets,, Wool Rugs. TWA, Covers, Matto, and Doyleys, a' :en prie's• N. E. reuse to elvers,. it Is the Old Shop, No. 11% Long arre. MI no mine:iota with any other (louse in London. TO BREWERS. PUBLICANS. TO BE *SOLD BY AUCTION. By Mr. Lit NOIX)N. On At. PIRMISeII. WRIT! fIART. IiATTIMICA. on Trtua• - bA/ Next, April 13, al Twelve (by direction of the twill - of Surrey), rI'HE HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, Ft:tares, V Peer and Winr Mtiemires. Stock in Trade. Rc.. of Mr. Reid. —The Furniture and Fixtures comprise the time' 411 't';Iiti•oft: Ind the Stock consist+ ot Butts of Beer. Ale. de. 'F.., be stewed till the Siam, when I *t.11..Q Ili j may be had; 3lr. Western. Solicitor. N.. Y C:title-street. sttfl at John Lengdon's Ali •,- . Br s mde eta Ludgate-bill, and tlackii-atli-':u•. 6(,#kct • cs ttnt n3tatminuito " The Cause fur whir/. HAMPDEN fell in.the field, and SYDNEY died on the Seafirold!" •' 5. The necessity of assembling the Constitution promptly, not permitting the intervals to be observed which the Constitution prescribes between the assembly of Jamie of Parishes. Distrit,ts, and Provinces, the first for this occasion only shall take place on Sunday, April 31.1; the second a week after, on Sunday. May i ; and the third at the distance of 15 days, on Slinday, the 21st of the same month, conformably in all things to the in structions which accompany the present liecree. 6. When the elections shall have hero verified, the Deputies skill have a m o nth to repair to the capital. 1. On their arrival, the Deputies u; the Peninsula shall present themselves to the Department of the Go-'I "eminent of the Prllitl,tlll (Afinistry of the Interior), to cause their names to h.• euregistered, and that of thr Province which •hall have elected them, in the same ' aminner ail they noul•l do before the Scintarial oh the Corte; in the pertnatient Deputation, if it existed, and iu conformity to article 111 o! - the Censiitaion. " h As the cbaut:•s ui the s►a to .y isemoion some itwesein hindrances 'he ek. 14.1 riot Canon 1141amde s their verifieatiou stimi tie proceeded with as promptly as possilik. •• 9. The Titular Drpnties of the Peninsala and the I adjacent Islands must hr provided with the powers of the Electors, according to the tains inserted in article 100 a the Constitution. " 10 As to the representation or the Provinces heyiii.J sea, until the Deputies it hit+ they shall elect, ran tai.r their seats in the fortes, their absence will be provided for by means of f‘uhstitutes, iii the manner arranged by the Council of Regency, Septemper S, ISIO, fur the• Convocation of the Extraordinary and General Cortes at that time. " 11. Conformal.ly to the same Decree, and till the Cortes hare determined what may be must a .itablr, the nuinher of substitutet shall be 30 in Wridnals ; tiz.-7 for the Viceroyalty of Mexico; 2 fur the Captain-Gene eJlst,ip rf liotatatisila; 1 fur the Isle of St. Dousing° ; fur that of Cuba •, 1 fir Puerto Rico; 2 for the Philip pines; 5 for the Viceroyalty of Lima; 2 for the Captain- Generalship of Chili ; 3 fur that of Santa Fe; and 2 for t lie Captain-ti e Ishii, of araceas. " 12. The con.lie of eligibility of a Deputy-Sub stitote shall be the same as those required by tire Con stitution i.,r Titulary ltcputir,. " 13. The Elections of the 30 Foltstitutes for the Transmarine Provinces, shall be had in the form follow ing :—All the Citizens of those Provinces., who are in Madrid, shalt form a Junta, petaided over by the politi cal head of Castile; the Citizens from theft. same Pro vinces, who may be in other parts of the P r njwinia, sh a ll send their vote in writing to the tu!itiral head ; the Pregillest. Secretary. and Scrutators, alerted by the Junta, shall examine the votes, and deelarc elected, as Sohstitutes. those who may hare the majority. " 14. The conditions required for MI Elector of the Transmariur Substitutes, shall be the same as tletite required by the Constitution for an Elector of 'titular ltcputies. " 13. All Citisens shall be Eletturs of the Substitutes. who wori4d, according to the Constitntion, bare had the right of king -Electors I. their resirctive Provinces. 16# To she end tint the deli* of the Electors of semis cf the I tonsorial. Prairie/Mk map isesiiirreise the union of their itenresentatires to the Cortes, the Eleetors ut the Provinces nearest to one another shall loin to that end (areordinK to Art. iS, of the al ready cited regulation of Sept. P, Idle), in the fotio%. icg order of Chili to those of Boonos Ayres ; tiros* of Vent rude or Caraceas to those of Santa Pe : those of tifia.iniala aril the Philippines to those of Mextro; ani: those of St !Nosing° and Puerto Rico to those of Cuba and the Two Floridas. " 17. Electors of Subvtitntes shall justify their tile to vote in the Constitutional Aw•nthly of the Co 000000 une where they reside, anti to send the justification to iladt id before Sunday, May 29, when c:•e election of Substitutes shall take plat-e. •• 19. [Same regulation as to the Registration of De puties' ulvatitutes. es by Art. 7, as to other Deputies.] '• 19. [The General Junta of Fitt tors at aladri.l to verify the Scrutiny of Votes, and give powers to the Deputies Substitutes in their names. moil the Dames of the other Electors, according to the form of Art. 11111, of the Constitution.] _ _ O. As the permanent deputation which should pre side over the preparatory meetings of the Curies, and collect the nausea of the Deputies and the provinces does not exist, to supply this deficiency the Veputies awl Sub stitutes shell smoothie on thc:!tith ofJoine next, in attest prepsratury Junta. rind shall ;mine from amongst them selves In majority of voices, an I for this object alone the President, herretaii , s, and Seruta'ors, mho ere spoken of in Art. II:: of the Constitution; they sh: f• then appoint the two Committees et three and 411 tier members, width are lorescrib,nl by Art. 113, for the tR3- Initiation of the lerality of the powers of the Nyntieq. The second preparatory Junta, or ineetinc, shall take the lit of July, and those which nosy be necessary shall be held till the fith of the same tronth, the shy nn which OW last preparatory Junta :hall he held. After this. the Corps shall he considered as constituted and funned, and shall herbs their sessioa on the 11th of July all conformalq to Artides 114, 115, 117. 118, 1 IV. 1:31-14•2•23 of the Csmstitotiro. • 21. to conformity to Art. Ind of the Constitntion, the sane building in whirl, the last Cortes sat, is des tined fur their l•rtsert meeting, aid ft shall be disposed fur this pnepage, according to the artanrentent indicated in chap. I of tht interior feral:idiots of riet Corte. nin:le at Cadir, Sept. 4, Isla, by the Quarrel and Ittitr.iorili nary tortes. " As the modifications which are observed in this De ere, relative to what has been established hr the l'on 'titmice, as to the convocation of Electoral Juntas, and the epoish of tie meeting of the Curtis of an iodi.pen ssble consequence of the present state of the nation, these wodifications only extend to the l eg i s lation of the yentri titot)-21,eneeptirt in what concerns the perma nent deputation, Which will be in activity in this last year; fir roofonstably to the oath which I hive Fecal sionally lakes, and whicheh all It I I tape 100. MM y before the Cortes, whatever the political Constitution of the 41onarch prescribes is this respect. omit bet:Mors/car! be scrupulously obtained. In conclusion, we command all Tribal's'', Jodges, ke. lic." Signed by the haul of the King. The. Spanish Consul at Marseilles has writen a letter to the King of Spain, tendering hi; resignation of his Mike, in consequence of his disapprobation of the King's rceepting the Constitutior. 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" Having rr,•olvrd to a.mnehlr inemetWttrty the Ordi nary Cortex, whit+ is to be held every year. according to t h e Concitntion which 1 Live sworn to ob•erye, eon siderine hoo It:gently ueers•ary it is to call into aletitrity the Cole-titutien in all its biatichea, and to convoke the National ltrpr.•sentstiun. Imviefe rikpect to the modifies tines which prr.rut circumstances commend. I hive, is concert with the Provision.tl Junta. created by my Ile erre of the !,tie in.taut, ordained as f o ll ows t _ " Art. 1. The 44.1in:try Cortes for tbr year 1920 and 1321, are convoked repelling:ll,le t o the ar ti c k e 104 an d 109, ch.ep. Lehle 3, of the Ptatiral Constitution of the Spankh Monarchy. prosunigated at Cadiz, March 19, 1912, by the Heneral and Ext►aordinary Cortes of tier nation. 2. To thie enil elertione shill M imtnesliatele com menced through all the Commimes of the allonartly, sr ordine t.. whit is presrrib...l by the tonatitetioti in chapter. I, 2. 3. 4, and 5. of title 3, in the hoot deter mined hereafter. • t. Es ere Mt tuber of the Extroonlinart fortes n: Cadiz, or ot thy Ordin iry Curses of Isl' and It'll, is eligible as r lierty hit. the Curse. of ITIO on 4 tl. " 4. The Corirs of this y ear be not en" , shit to as semble at the rr.fich rice,! by the 196'h ert:eit• sit tb.• 4 . o,l4titutiv• , tt;il b .4 , !: their Setetion on tL e e.• July next. PRICE SEVEN PENCE BEWARE OF SPIES. The black-faced corps are uncommonly active at th's moment; and, by their manceuvres, will in all probabi lity succeed in producing a degree of panic which will tend to lessen the general odium in which the Mauches ter massacre begins to be regarded throughout the coun try. Such a well-timed alarm will also have a tendency to reconcile the timid or weak portion of the community to the recent strong measures, and to any farther repe -1 rinients upon the public liberty or the public parse, which may be attempted on the meeting of the new Par liament. - For our o wn pa r ts, we regar d all the roomers which are now afloat as sham-plots, got up in the way of business by a set of miscreants, principally from the Lancashire academy. These rascals not only hennlios• the country, but also contrive to hnax those willing gulls, the Ministers,: witness the dreadful tale told by Lord Cutler .ugh, and Priso.4l by Mr. Canning, shout the two cir• loads if ; the trampling to death of a ra , ..i.ara .„ coo- ft y 1199 e t.n.ly has never y,.t been Souod ; the petting 1111{% tiring at the solitary ; this slionldei tog of the tour foot bladgeons ; the three read ings of the Riot Act, &c. This week the public are appalled with a most alarm ing affair at Hioldersfieid, where a seizure has been made or a Birmingham parcel, containing " a sword, two hr .ices of pistols, three bayonets, three bullet-moolds. nd two gun-locks." This must be allowed to he sof t:ideally alarming; and, with the addition of an old stocking and halt a pound of gun-powder, would lie as formidable as the celebrated military preparations for taking the Tower, a few years ago. The whule story is exaet4 n counterpart of what took place at Manchester a few years ago. There large bodies of armed men were seen marching in, tsco-ostii-ttro, two &clot k in the morning too, over thirie-bridge : and alien they arrived at the extremity of that mytteri spot, they were suddenly lest sight of. This superna tural event was preceded by the letting off of blue rockets, As the dnragetis persona are probably the same, no wonder if the present . piece hears considerable re semblance to the tragi-comic exhibition which was then brought out with.such effect muter the patronage of dis tinguished personages. Some of the coincidences are striking. At Huddersfield, the rebels marched in the dead o! the night, or rather two o'clock in the morning; awl when they were just on the point of accomplishing their dreadful purpose, they all of a suddru disappearrt., to the great ratistaction of the peaceable inlmbitauts, who to doubt exrcted to " rise its the morning with their throats cut :::" There is one circumstance of dif ference in the two events, which tose il t it ti fe ls c e noticed, as it shows that the professors of the e system an: not altogetbee ignorant of the sciences. The awful af fair at Lucie-bridge was announced by blue lights, or rockets, which any scheol-boy could manage; whereas, at lluddersticld, the signal of attack WM. actuaily a I , llllla tisi.LoON " Predigiose!" as Dun.iide stinipssio wesld irly.—(Lirerpuol Altreur.v.) POI' ('% •11{ ti 4.?"61141 6 k Ci !r: . X l l 1.0 :•;:i. . -% \dile• 4 % ?F A- % 0;• ion;„ 0 " i LONDON ORPHAN ASYI.'"3f An excellent Aloner was yesterday given to .= tatetert OM, veltrattle institutive, et tbe City of Tavern. It Was numerously attendee', and we siewhi suppose that upwards of 300 were par. ert. r. Tito is 1, so x :31. P., presPed in the abeenee of th. Lout Mayor. The nomattenilenee of the Chief Magistrate, as we aftrrwards uncle stool, was to he attri buted wholly to a nii.tml.v. it being his fntt lutrritiolll to have cumin rd with the wishes of the managers of tills instituting , . and to have taken the Chair. The cloth hotirg been removers, the usual toasts were imprison and drank. On " The Royal Pantile" being given front tse Chair. it was received with en;httsiasm &remoras stied wilt load tries of tt Th. gne.n, the Qt;rei... - end hisses. " The memory of the thrk. of Kent, the Patron of the Asylum," was drank in silence, atd was stvcretlite. by " liar prosperity of the London Orphan Asylum." In proposing this latter toast, Mr. Witco,' .x• pressed leis high approbation of the Institution. it was but seven short years since its toasteencemrd. ant! he hoped it was now estatisiiinl on a bran foundati•it.. Its object, the support of Cie friendless orphan, to give food, clothing, and education to these helpl v is hein r , merited. and he was 'lois:el would rt.cerve, the p a rr, - luxe of every feeling heart. Tlie numlmr of orphans first supported by this nstitntion was on:y fine, lint, by the liberality of the public, that cumber hod been cow isfreased to nitiety-bee. At Dhow Moe o'clock. the Lotto MATea ent'eed the room, and was received with lowd applause. H^ sitortly and satisfactorily explained the cans* of the mistake. and concluded with prvpotine a tole, which was dram. with great e nthnslasm—ii •r 4. Paredes of . he Fmk ,. and may they tierce b. crushed by despotism, or rest an .der by democracy." _ The subserip ions receirtJ in the course of the even. ansounter to almost 1.1101. A Loons' theen lee (the Chainnsn) ten ;mines..: sod 51. f.•r rite 612;1(111,x fo:•J. The L0n...1.‘14y0r tzn M•. Bente U. .erend very har.•lson,' 49n:trivial front Csdies Also barest.= its connteneement stoppered est. Itettotution. At about half-oar. ten Yr. Miaow left the Chair. ani it was tilrd immetilitely by the Lord Mayor. The bilowing Garrison Order w issued by Sir T. liredforJ, w. the Gth O. O. " G:ergew, April O. " Two orderliiss having been ilitereered by an armed hand of men between Kilsyth and Stiritnr. on t!:e morn• inr of the &tl. sr! Lirut. Hudson, Ithls Wsur, and Lieigt. Davi.ison, of the KEsyth Trooll of Yeoman -1, with an ete.a natal:et. of men !roar each rorp., rapid sod itolicients movement of nine miles from Ail swill. came ep with the offender,. and, alter rotervi. , g. Chris. fire. cut wn or terered the whole of them, co:.- lasting of nineteen tetrad men. " Sir T Bradford twines.* Limits. Hodson and David 's'e. and t!.e atteltotrwrissioned officers and privets em ployed. will accept his thanks for the zealous prom7t:- lode pith whicit tl:ey disehargedtheir duty or: ill's occasion. _ _ • " "The litarieral cannot b' notiaa, as a rirromf*:.:•••• highly ereditsb'e to the seal of the Kafir)) trtali. the fiusgars ware trumnteti for the occasion on hors , •4 lent thew by the Yeonsarry. in coneatinanaa of th-ir owls hawing trsda a fartid march; and ha stir takr rare that the owner of 1 1 .-P horns on which I,l.rat. rode, and Is/licit was shall! t.ipa inde - fur lois loss." A machine has been cnirpl , .ted Ht N w York. for sweepintr the streets of unit lnwsi. It par fares en. wo-k of 4') at m, RHi not only sav i el.. the stre..l, hat coliees thy nut :11:1 iwyp top e ca7ri..cl away. 7 -. , ^sr r