The Statesman. — London, England, 1819-06-29 00:00:00

sty. without my Mktg like a pettier of COSIMMS to sump eats 'Mood. the rewitteaces to this country most sleep' be greet, not merely to Geode me, eh..e Parllemeotary duty reordered their resi dence in this clamor, swermary for greet pert of the year, bet elan to perpetual absmotros, the sweets of estates in Leland, and the washers of commerce.— Is nee. therefore. meat desirable that the 111•111311,0 iOOCHIM M his jinn. Friend should be adapted. The CIIAN(.EI.I.OR of the EXCHEQUER laid he should he wort willing to allied teat tugger. ties of eery Ilea. Gentlewse epee a subject of se week importeace, and should not Ail to consider of sbo espedleut usealleeed; but he thought he could re other reeled, for the present high stet" of rt. charge ageism [reload thea those mentioned. The Isle fell of the Evglish feeds, earl the comparatively high price of those of 'reload; the avidity of those in 'reload wire chose fir pies their Amoy on that occa sion t• west admategy, sellieg out of the Isiah end buying set. the &Wish ; and the coasegemit dill s:ell of prandial; bills on England to make their re. tniutanges for the perpose of such purchaser in Eng iish feeds, might .cc.uet la a eery principal degree ter the wend very high rate el escheage. Bet the evil was temperer', god would reeredy itself in a short .course of nerds.. Ilowwer, be should not lore sight of the suggestion Dewed. Mr. RICARDO maid, that setwititslawiieg the 'wend high rate of exchange agalfist Ireland, ea wrest vroaW tale place in the country in Febreary west (we understood him to allede to bullion issues from the Hoek) which 'meld redoes 'schen'', to par between hub ihmelries. He approved, however, of the suggestion alluded to as a temporary rape. Mr. BANRES doubted the pessibilily of minute Min; reduced to par between the coonirks so soon as tebtosry ..at, become the Bank of Ireland would net h• 'Milted to pay in bullion until alt martin after the Bonk of Ragland. There was no gold in the (leak of (reboil, ON amid that country obtain gold by any means, bet threegh the obedient of &glutei ; bowie( no commercial ibierceerse with the countries millet' produced It. Mr. CALLAGHAN mid, that if the present Isiah vete of Eschasge was steady and permaneat for some time, be should sot consider It so great an elk to Ireland es imasieed; because it would operate as tat upon Irish *bantam ; mod It stimulated an es. perimino of Irish modem. The motion was thew pet and carried for the I 6 •mil Hews of ktchoguer Bilk : also a motion for two minim", of Irish Treasury Bills for the service of Ire • land ; and a motion for appropriating 244,8 , 141.111.9.1. itaiog the steeple. remeieieg owe the espendttore from the Consolidated Fund of the last year, to the 'service of this. 'rho CHAIRMAN left the Chair, and was order ed to report to.morrew. Mr. (JOULBURN then moved the Order of the Day for intim into a Committee se the West India *awe Reeistry After some opposiden from Mr. BERNAL, who 'Roved anumeodasent, that it be eommitted this day three months, which was uegatiued,.the Haase re. volved Woe Committee on the Bill, which was goo* 4hroesh. The were, Classes were read and 'greed to, sad the Report of the Bill was received, and ordered to 'be se-considered on Wednesday. ItU!II DISTILLERY RILL. On the motion of the CHANCELLOR of the 'EXCHEQUER for 'the recommitment of tits Irish (Artillery Fine Bill, Mr. HUTCHINSON objected to eeterieg into Ibis sobject at so late au hoe► of the morning. Al. ready they ►ad pee throegh 34 Orders of the Boy, sad yet Ale, theogh the fourth la order, had net been leeched upon. He had been hi the Hesse every day of t►e Session, and almost ferry beer of each day, and we Ibis Amy had been present more than ten boors ; but he would assure the Right lien. Gentleman, if he made such a di•tributios of business as he had hither to deem, that It was gado impossible for ens Mem ber of that House to follow or shred to that Right 800. Gentleman's time of proceeding. Grovel MART said, be was tired out by the miterated attempts which had been made at maturely legislating on the subject. This was the third year to which the discussion of it had been pushed so frrl into the Seaton, that it had been more than once said, if the Irk* Members could not accept that which was 'ofer►d to them, it was too late to attempt say ether w hi c h m i g ht be considered more eligible. The CHANCELLOR of the F:XCHEQUER *reed to pompom it until to-morrow, when he said it should twee on early In the day. A stew Writ was moved for Tiverton, in the ream ref the Hoe. Richard Rydet, who is was stated bed accepted the Chihern Handfed'. The other Orders of the Day were then disposed of, and the House adjourned at Half-past Two .'Cluck. SUFFERERS UNDER rns ARBITRARY IAIPRISONMBNI .dcT. Yestertiay a bleating was railed by several of the Sufferers ander the Habeas Corpus Suspension Am, to request esplenations from the Committee as to the appropriation of the money sabscribed far their re lief. Mr. limit' was called to the Chair. Seteral Genileave of the Committee attended. Mr. Harr mod the Requisition, red also a letter from Leeds, from both of wbieb, it appeared, that there was some discontent smug the sufferers about t►e manner of distributing the money. A Mumma of the COMMITTIZ informed the Chairman, that although they were mains to give l e ferosetion whenever h was asked, k was not In the power of the Committee to obey that Assembly in di recting the appropriation of Wooer, in the Tres. 'a hand.; obey were only onswerable to the sob. scribers ; the cams meson would prevent time from audertaking to pay say rape/ace which might be la. carted by 'be Mule' ; keread a Resolution to that effect, • hick Ibp Committee had *dotted. Mr. Hunt featured; the Meeting bad no power cur the Committee; It snub' only ask them for ie. formation, wbfrb they were eery reedy to vast 'lb, Ml.,* Repor t ,AkW bvp pflpnell THE STA' for au ozpoeted General ideating of the Subscribers, I Was thee swat!: The dob.Coasiuitteo have sow to report, that 11691.45. have been distributed, and that the au room now moods as fellows :e lista iilverterml . IS 7 Reerited ►y The- Seotelp salorriptior 3 7 1 sorer 111404 110 To be ail•ert.ed . 922 9 2 Useelledei 71 3 1 11•110rr collected mar • advertised £1475 II IL TREASURER'S ACCOUNT. 1819. Jaas—Aareast re- Feb. sad Mater— delved £l4Ol 110 Dlabersemesm N solemn .....2719 10 0 Jusedstio 5l 4 0 Ezpeire at ad grerthaag.4te.. 117 S Oei. 14. dune to 'stews 136 0 0 Dee. 31. de. do. 1110 10 0 11119. Jape, Expellee's( adrerii.log.lie l5 6 6 Paid Mr maw beiag was le Tgeawarer by mistake Bliaace la rrea sores buds . 98 2 10 1.1M:1i OF STOCKS THI Hank %lel !II Per Cent. Red. 67H ii iiJ 9 per Ceip. %per Celli. 751 4 pre QIN. &Si airirld far Ac 4140 8 10 The Report appeared I. give perfect satisfactios ; it was founded Upon the men laborious investigation of pipers, and a correspondence of an amoont truly appalling. The Committee had been deceived Is • few applicant's. at the onset, and ibis bed issued them to tundra the f/Illolvol emotion is their *oboe quest disbursements ; bet it had at the same time ac. cumulated Inters sod papers sport them to such a de gree, as most have called for estraordinery diligence in disposing of the.. Mr. Joon slimmed his dissatiafaction at this compressed mode of eiatement, sod was proceediog in • Orris of bitter invective, to declaim egainst the Committee for not furnishing more doodled Worms. lion, whet. his whole battery was reversed by Mr. Wooler holding op a largo sheet of paper, coo. taioiag minute particulars of 87 cases which bad been ',tiered, which paper had been pet upon the table for general inspection. It was agreed to reed the paper, and when it was done, Mr. Joan com menced the assault from another side ; too much money had been ;liven to some, while he knew a ono who bid gone from doer to door of the Commit. tee-men, and not being able to get sixpence from any of them, to keep hies from 00000 hog. " God knows," says Mr J. " shut has become of him." Otte of the Committee undertook to satisfy his sensi bility ; the masks gutted.. hill bees recommended to him by Mr. June.; he kir gives the oleo relief and promised him • guinea if he wneld Wog. 'Mi. 6cate of hi, having aulf-red, in order Is procure him farther relief from the Committee. As he had sot dose so, it ea. concluded that he was a. impeller. Netbina.d tented it these defeats upon the poiot al fact, Mr. Josses made • very snowing appeal upon the infamy of the Committee leaving It oodreth and T.,. per unsupported in their fatal stialt.—For the third time, se regret to say, that the net foiled him ; the Committee was out formed until more than three months after the Derby noes. There was no. ihiug in these reverses. however, to tappet the filet of his eloquence, and to it he sent ; be commented with great effect on the number of suicides sod star. ing death.. *bleb the Ceenniolee, et he contended, had almost perpetrated, by not relierieg the news which led to them. It would he doing injustice to hie pewee. to attempt to give an, sample. Mr. Worthca afterwards reminded him, that the Committee did not commit all the °premises which they could not relieve; be insisted ors the discretion which they were left to in the distr.betioas; me sub scriber had uttered a single complaint in any way about the disbursements ; the holiness was trams. acted at the boomer one of them, by which all ea. pence of meeting hid been saved, sod, in Ise, they world only atom', to a body of sobscribers. The Meeting did not break ep till sit o'clock, sad the vote of censors which had bees proposed by Mr. Jones was withdra•n. A Resolution was paned to recommend to the Committee that part of the SUN on head he gives to Ilaggeely, Drummond, and Johanna. We must do Mr. Hunt the justice to my. that he preserved the strictest impartiality, and the Meeting concluded by pasting • Vote of Thanks to him for his conduct in the Chair. DAV AT WIN 01:LOCI1 6 per Ceni.Nave Innen Knees b teem Ann. litapegner 11116 I 6 2 4 dia. Oniainin 3; I 1; Sills. ASH. « 6Alf. IRK STATESMAN. LONDON: TIIIIIDAY. JUNE 29, 1819. It will be teen by mar Report of the proceedings hs the Bosse of Peen of last night, that the Commit ment of the Foreign Enlistments bill was carded by a 'Majority of 63. Bet how was that Majo rity made op? Wby, by a Majority present of 22, and of Prinks 31:1 Os the abject °lnforma tion or improvement in Legislation, if ever it arrive, we do hope that the privilege of voting by Prosy will be done away, es being ono ozeites a blush, and at the same time a regret. We very much regret the inadvertent insertion In IM Sr4rzsicalt, of the tetb of Jose, of the para graph heeded " A Cese." We ars too well aware of the great impetuses) of character to lend our selves, willingly, to lbe circulation of calumny; bet it is quite impossible for us. in the berry of preparing the copious sod varied. Interludes which our Jeanie' daily offers to oar.lteadets, to look minutely late the tendency of every article omit to es. In the present Instance, however, we must canton that we have not esertierd ear nasal vigilance for the ride. slots of a redretion on a body of men, than which we bellows s more liseoenbls or sort unfel t den as! *at! FRENCH PAPERS. PANS, JUNI 46.—Msdaste la Manche' Braes has lodged a complalet with the King's Attorney. sod directed him to pestered against the Miter of the Ultra Paper (Drollest. Blanc), for a most catgut oleos libel against her late hatband, le conformity with the law of she 26th of May Ise. This is rather duchy check for the mad sports of those astigeated belief, the okra patty. On Thursday the ProOd of Law reletiog to the Becket of 1815.6,7. and 8, adopted by the Chambers, we presented to the King by a depotatioe from the Press. As great inconvenience has been esperieneed in the best circles from 111111 danger of does, M. Ricand has pablithed a proposal, that the right of fighting them shall be referred to a Joey ; arid that to perils, in then contrary to its decision, shall be stigmatis ed as diskenoorable, and treated with bleary penal. ties. balms from Naples nee, that Etna bat bees in a forcible state of eruption ; torrents •f lava have thnotimmel otter distraction to the city of Galant sod the neighboorhood. Vesetias, after e.repose of gegen years, has also burst forth. The stream took ▪ direction towards Pompeii. TM Dickers of Rovigo has pabliahed en emplane lien of t h e affair between her husband and M. de Eloise, by which it appears that the young man has Read teases to comfort himself that his iesoletter was ea more severely chastised. PUBLIC; DISCONTK.VT-PUBLIC MEETINGS. -.0.-- MEETI!4Ii AT CORR. ttltoll Tnt cos[ mutates moms.] A Meeting of Tradesmen took place on Monday at Ike open space contigtosa to Wellington.place, on. der the New ilarrecke. It was a greet congregation of distress and misery. There geoid not have been fewer assembled. calculating from the since they oc cupied and the manner in which they were condensed, than from R to 10,000 persona, wheals appearance bespoke the wretchedness of their 'titration, while their peaceable and orderly demeanour justly entitle them to the relief which thry From about eleven o'clock the crowd was astern. blitig. The Sheriffs sod Constables were properly on the Amend, bet there was no occasion for their inter. Wong* in any way. At about one o'clock, a young man. whose name we understood to be O'Connell, and by profession a carpenter, was called to the Chair, whirls was erected on a siege that had been prepared l in the awning. when he addressed the multitude as follows, in a tone sod manner which are not al ways le be found i.s his class of life. On enquiry, we so. (Wooed he had been estimated fora different pursuit. •• M Y Fctt.ow•ClTlmtgl, AND Fct.t.ow•Su pram. am at a loss for laegoage sufficient to empress . the ferdings of my mind on this occasion. and my I thanks to you for the honour you ►aee conferred on fat, in calling me to the Chair; yea have imposed on ma a duly +Lich 1 will endeavour to discharge to the utmost of my power; if 1 shall not prove equal to it, 1 hope that you wilt take my inesperience into consideration; however, I feel the more confident when 1 consider Om jestice of our cease; for, my fellow.seff what can be mote just titan oars, who are assembled bete in order to petition the Le- Orbiters to relieve as from thews miseries which,, alas, are too plainly seen in our wee-were count.- nnnnnn and tattered clothes ? My fellow-sefferers, slthoogb with gratitude no meatioe, that at ell limes, perticelsrly at t►at calamitous time, when famine and pestilence stalked abroad, and deprived society of AMA of its brightest ornaments, oar fel low.ciiiseas freely came forward end liberally contd. bated to stir relief, and although there are in this city certain manufacturers, who, stimulated by the noble principle of humanity, amid lbw rein of trade, and rapid decay of manufacture, are, at heavy losses to themselves, making eatreerdisery efforts to employ a cessiderable body of men, women, end children, however great and praiseworthy the efforts of oar fel tow.cithreas may be, they are of tliemselsesinsefficieut to afford us permanent relief—free es from the Mi4ffill which spring from heavy lases, the drain of income h) absentee proprietors, mad the meat of the encoa regement of domestic manuf.‘clure. My fellow-suf ferers, heretofore you have gained applause modest...lW by your quiet and peacetble digposii ion, rind your strict obedience to the laws of the laud ; I anticipate by your 9 ,1.,1 1 and good conduct this day, that our efforts will ant be ineffeciaai." At the condones of tbis address, correspoodieg Resole , ions and a Petition were proposed and wend ed by we • orklog weevers, of the newts of Done gan and Definable', androsanimnasly approved of by the whole Meeting, alter which they retired Is Um most peaceable sod Irsorpell manner. We hove made ormosemonte to Ores eery foil end correct Report In the ST4rtsx4., of Sir Fit APICII Ruanrres motion for Parliam•atsry Reform on Thankful west, with the proceedings thereon. SIR CRIGOIt M‘Gatcoa.—Letters base been re. ceived this morning by a respectable house in the city from Granada, dazed so late as the 13th of May, in which no tnentiost is made of any bode having beets fought between Sir Casco' MiGagnon end the Spa nish forces. There does not, therefore, appear any Newham, for the report of the re.cspture of Porto • Bello, which was stated to base taken place on the 23d of April. Adrian were received yesterday from Madrid, that the Marquis Da CASA Taints, the Prime Minister, has been removed, and ordered to repair to the town of Avila ' in Old Castile, where he was to arrive en' the I.lth lost. Ile was formerly Secretary to the Marquis Det. Gimp, when the letter was Amite.: Naos in this country. Ile was suspected to be too 'strongly attached to the {Morrill of the United States of America, Wog related by warrisge to the Ka. President, Mr. ADAM.. The Minister of War bas also been removed, and appointed Captain.Geasstal of Granada, as • bled of honourable retirement.— . It is supposed that these chaoges are coonected with the cession of the nitrides, and it is, consequent. ly, doubted whether the Treaty making that cession to the Veiled States, will be ratified by the Coed of I Brie. - NAVAL I VTR I, 1./GSM:K. , HARI/tat, Jo ts 28 —Arrived the Laid Nelsen pocket, with a Mail, from Holland. DIAL, mutes 18.—Atrived and sailed ler the River the Rockingham, Yaugh, for Cslrd:is ; Bur leigh, Lindell,. from T0:.1‘.• ; Lady 11 'remand, Young, from Grenada; P..ter Proctor, Petetkin. end Madera. Moron. from it. Deinin4o ; Medina, Kennedy; Snyetei4n, M (Mard i ; Prince George, Parker ; sod ()teaser, Pretty, from Jamaica. Postrincruen, June 28.—Attired the Otfenee transport, from Gi'sraliar and Sietta*Le.mv, with troops; and the Causeleon gen.brie. ft orn a Channel creise.—Posed up Channel the EOM, an We, frees Sierra Leone.—Sailed the Nisoe, Ross, let Bar. celona. Cowes, ions 28.—Arrived the S nab, Mer. sin, from New Orleans, in 42 tiers. Parted ria the l ßanks with the St. Ann, in lat. 43. lane. 50. Also 'the Hope. Leach, from Borten, in 26 dot.. On the 10th June. ha lat. 5'2. 37. tong. 58 30. 'RAP the Cristo*, Gnat Urerpool, for N.. York, eat 31 days. Os the 12th June, in lat. 43. 14. long. 55. spoke the Albert Gallatin, from llaraunab foe Sireanab. oat 29 days. FALItotITtI.JUNEW —Attired the Mercian padre*, with a Mail, for the Islands, last from St. Thumaa's, in 28 ilsys.—Sailed the Lady Arabella packet, with a MAI. for Lishon.—Arrived off this port, the brig Eagle, !rear North America. and passed up Channel. —Th. Notion packet spoke on the 15th inn, ha lat. 42. I I. 10ng.30. 39. ; the put, frees brine.,[ fee Philsdelphis ; and en 131. in lat. 48. long. 16 1.1. the brig Bridget, of London, for Doesisica, eat 33 days. 1-411' INTELLIGRNCE. COURT OF KING'S RK?Crll.Joixit2S. This morning, the loud Chief Boron .at at Nisi Pise, till II o'clock, and heard accent canes, most of Was undefended, for peceniary demands. Mr. Jostles Bay ley tin's , at thejastification of bail. 11101121 4 D. CO PIT. In this case the Defendant appeared, to pat in bail in error. Ills sureties were, Wm. Giles, of No. 5, Wychratreet, Strand. baker ; and Wei. W.st, of No. 319, Strand, •ireworker. They II/ do. pow!, that they Isere worth 14001., after all their debts were raid ; bet they were aware that they could net, in this case. I.nrrender the Defendant, and an exonerate themselves : slid that they had net been indeatniSeJ for now Ovine bail. DOC, ON Ttit DCIII4E Of DENLLY, D. WOOD. This case has been fregeentla before she Public. • It was originally tried at the Amisesio Core• all. Ind • was afterwards argued at event length, before the Lord Chief Joatic?, Mn, Ju.tice B.ylev, and Mn. I .Lsmice at Serjeant's Inn ; Mr. Jellies Seat ' who bad been formprly emoted a. Conaael he the caste. 'stein( declined to attend. On the trials I Special Vqtdict trap lased by the Joey, and the Court now gate jedensent en the merits. Tiaras point bed been d for their consideration. k —The bat was, with import to the stamp on the letters of administration : bet as the Coen care their opinion on this point, at the time of the element, it was unnacessary for their L or dships Ito repeat it now. The 'pentad point was, with regard 1 to the deed of the 3d of March, 1806, and the Coact were clearly of opinion that it operated est licence. It contained all the register pacts of a deed, and qua fall mod ample power to dig and search for metals and !minerals within the emends thereby demigod. This I was the tree construction of that instrument, and its I real and sole operation. On tbe third point, namely, with respect to the reentry, the Coen were also of opinion in favour of the Defendant; and their Lord ships declared that jecipsent meat be catered um& icier for his. WEIGHT C. DOLET. Mr. DENMAN appeared to show teem against the tele obtained by Mr. Chitty la this case, for fur. tber time to plead. The Loan CHM JUSTICE, however, desired that the argument might stand over, as Mr. Jestke Bay. ley had left the Court on other business. TUE RINE V. NOSILY WOOL/. Mr. Toccoa', en the part of the Defendeet. moved fora rule to show cause, why the writs of lerari facies, which bad been obtained iu this cue", should not be set aside. The Learned Cgentel said, that they bad been mewed for and obtained by Mr. Chitty, et the instance of the Sheriffs of Lasndou ; bet the Load Mayor and Commonality, the Lords of the T y, and the Premature, bad since severally claimed the fine, and it was doehtful, perhaps, to whom it legally !Moused. The Defendant, •hose affidavit as to these facts he held in his hand, only wished to be secure ; for although the fine could be p•id bet once, yet he (the Learned Counsel) con. ceased, thou s pinion wrongfully took oat proems, it would be on answer to the puny who caws after. wards in the Court with the law ego his favour. The Loin Once duseice granteJ the rule, and desired that it might be tarred on the Sheriffs, on the Solicitor for the City, on the Solicitor for the Trea. eery, and on the l'ros•cators; bet that it shoeld se. quire the Sheriffs only to show rause. TUE ZINC V. Canna. it will be recullected Mat this was an indictment against the Defendant, an attorney of this Court. no the prosecution of Mr. Alexander Brace. for perjure. The circumstances were detailed in the Surnswas of Friday last. Mr. Bruce anw appeared in person. and moved for a rule to show canes silty a new trial abeeld not be granted. The I.OIID CIIIIT JUSTICZ said, that 'bete had been a verdict of acqeittal, sad there was no in. stance of a new trial baring be grasped iu criminal proreestions. Mr. Brace said he was not before swere that Ibis nag the lair.—He then bowed and retired. Last sight • Nether !pipite woe received by the Keeper of !Veering fir T. Bradbury, aside, sem. Dee of death for forgery, twit (ortAer signikiltion el Ws Royal [Owns tb. PIINCI ,110•1*11. 111ARRIK Os the 18th Int. Ur. W. Moe% e 1). i Clarke. of Si. Johe'reireet. te Va. LONDOM Prisigd bed rubiWeed by K. Prstil 0 * STATIMIA 3 O 'FM; No. 4, *ULM Ty-toast, bert•wer.