The Statesman. — London, England, 1819-01-16 00:00:00

fi4, r i•d0( I C 4 t e M4l ) attrAnant PRICE TD DONS SATURDAY, JANUARY 16, 1819 N. 4040. LON, IMPERIAL PARLIAMENT. tiens of oar lass applicah , e In tbeiF cs.• ? Aar' is there any lair on tier Statute-book which em. braces it ? " The whole subject is fell of diSrilty. " In regard to (Le decision of the 6. nersl *ilk respect to the sentenc.• ou Amsbrister, whir 4 l appear. le have attracted mach eintkv, it IN pr per le Pb. I one, it wes no doubt diatted br a regard the wishes of the Prisoner, wise preferred dash to the ignominious planishmeet far which that fate use e-us. waled by the Court. Whether din was a se/iciest jestificstion the daisies, we dell set undertake to pronounce." eeppert, le enabling me is maintaie strict attention Is its established free mid orders, which are not ' erre essential to the earenient dispatch If business, than they ere to the digelt) end independence of the Roam itself. I have sow only farther to submit to the Hesse, that the first sod «Ay proceedleg we ran now setae upon, is takieg the oaths of supremacy sod allegisece, makieg and subscribing the declsra.ion, awl further taking the oath of shieratioe. For the 'eke of greeter convesienet, the ereties will be called seer alphabetically from the em resort., and M bers, r thek coeuties are eased, will and le the table to be swore. The Speaker thee took the *seal oaths aloud, end the Clerk proceeded to read over, ho names of the ireful coenties. One Member appeared tram Bed frdshire, tire from Berkshire, one from Cambridge shire, and more thee 30 from Cornwell. This roper , ion excited same laughter, perticelerly ate the part of Messrs. Tierney sod Glenn, who coasted the numbers. The SPEAKER, took the opporteoity of inform• Ina all the Members present, that these only cnold take the oaths is the More who had previously taken them before the Lord Steward io the Len . Room; the certificate of quallficatieo they had shown there must also be proclaimed here. A number of Member, then advanced to the table as they were called, and took the oaths is the er. disbar, forms. At a quarter past Ave, all the Members preset hiving been sworn iv, the SPEAKER aeurneed, that be would come clown to the House 10.1110TIVII et three o'clock, in order that sock of the Members es had not attended to-day, might have an oppor tunity of taking the oaths es mitt) , as possible. Oe the motion of Mr. BItOGDEN the Bore then adjoaroed. T ECM A N NEWSPA PER. —The .this 11 . J COPY-RIC:NT of Ma loarestabilsbed sad valuable ratite Journal is so be SOLD by PRINATti CONTRACT. We..l-• Proposals, sealed sp. awl addga t pr paid) to lir. Will(dr; ne-t. No. 110. Sousbamptees. Gower,. Woe, .111 be received for its Parebare, os or before WED.. IRVIDAY, the Ytkli Jaavarv. The Tyi , e Dad triads% Materials to be takes at a fair Aft, t.. be disposed of la Die tame malsore. asd by Ihr Mee period. THE CONSTITUTION, SUNDAY PAPER. HOUSE OF 1.011" 3*s. IS. At two o'clock, the Lords Commissioners, via the Earl of Ilarrewby, the Earl of Westmorland, , the Earl of Sbaftesbary, tke Doke of Welßogies, sod Earl Bathont, took their seats. The number was the same as yesterday; hot Earl Balboni sat twitted of the lied of Liverpool. The Earl of VIARROWIIY ordered the Grail*. sao-Usher of the Black god to seettooo the Cos- A NEW LOTTERY. rpm . . tonodi.• scuEmr. is respectfully soh. to the POW'S'. lOW he Sannertnr ••• t.cipsion dint 11 mlll ► be Iteeerred 01 Omit approbaitsn. es there are OSIX 6.0111) TICKETS. with TWO of MUM Mow". All no he dame In tlN' O %Y. TUESDAY. Sib FiBILUARY. %CHEM., ALL STERLING MUNIKY.—/s0 FIXED PRIZES. Prises of AO' r00....ate....C 40 0. 1011 Priests at RAW altsi X Prissier LOW tau Friss of Ati tat'? f L*o IS Fussier 30 veers el 90 1,544 Prises et 10 1 IIISO mess. Soon after Mr. Manners Salton came to the bar, attended by a great aember of the Members of tlfil Hesse of Cowmen'. The Imes •as borne before hi., and be •use a Cuurt dress; but Dot the robe, C011(it 11s—THE SiNAT The 114,1111.0011 of irlorki. was a s a a cht before the Swett or Moods, Use lib, saws Mr. J ownstio laid epee the able the fettarieg I -64 iteselsed,—That the Cormeitte on Military Affairs be iostrected to esquire Into the ezpedianew of pasties a law, astbeelein the President of the Wilted States to ta k • previsional peeension of Ea* Florida, or of each porta of it ea he may deem es. andel, sow or hereafter. to coutrool the Indiens, and to prang them from etromittirg hostilities against the Citizens of the United States." TavaiDir, DitC.lo. The Smote resumed the consideration of he me. tion of the 9th lest refloating a copy of the ea. respeadence relative to the cession of die Flaridas to the United States; and no mistime of Mr. Batt noun, the farther considerstias Aaron( was poll• posed to this day fair weeks. , [Some obserastloas were made on the se , ,ject, between Mr. Barbour, Mt. Johnson, stud staters ; from which we gather, NM the correspondence be , tweon the Secretary of Sete and the Spanish bfi. sister bat se end, or nearly so; and that it is pro. bible it will be laid before Congress shortly, without toy request of the Esecotive to that effect. It ries on that ground that the postponement of Mt. John son's motion took place.) • SAO Tiriata. 4:6100 l'ickrb and F•herar are ma Sale at' ult Ibe LOlllefy 011ees la Loadots. sad by the Aver tarettehuat the Ceaatty. BCR - 61 VLBSUS COSIETT: Tbir day Irerpaidishea INTherabe Dolby.S.Wardaar-street, • Saba, pito M. er Ile. per h..bdred. ALETTER le the FRIENDi et LIBERTY, ee she Correspoodreare bemires Mr. Gobbet', 11 , . Ti a atd Sir F. 3014441. Gioesaiiiiirg as l.apotioioa of too of Sir Frisch be* his Veleaer. far poti•Atiaa maajwil cana rniing epee, oho Carrespeadebee at the p rest os I visit 4 h e4nue loner me prbi4ted Ilhasrative et s Ps. Ilitital to Or lid Views of Mr F. Bottlett aid bit Sop- Fri Mill • wet is will plaioly moron 'bat Gobbet' i• NOT QUI/I SU 'SAO, Ger Sir Ft .shels sad he Frier& IV WE 10 Out :1), its the Newspapers hare bees employed rt • tied thew. Said by .it Put licst ttooluellen. AMERICAN PAPERS. [rilAll !NA NATIONAL reractisencre..] A itaCrTilliOT AND Assarstes.—" When us first heard of the ezecation of the sentesce of death on these mitersble men, we suggested the propriety of supending our opinions on this subject, until the feets should be racist!, before us. We bees isid them before our reedere, red given ties to maks up their 'pistons, before we o►truded epee limn soy sense. lions of oars on this subject. " A. attentive perusal of _the doceeseets, and eon. siderahle reflection on the subject, belie confirmed the opinion we *sprained some moetbs age, diet fh'e case of these persons neither required Dor permitted the interreetion of the British ur any other fettle Government. It is thee a wrestles estirely Wises° eerseiver—batests the eaters of Government tad NOOSE OF REPRKBENTATIVES. The Seageas Mid before the Horses a Report firm the Acting Secretary of the Navy, troosmittieg ad. &ions! &cements, in relation to lie Navy Feeding Food, which was retread to iii Naval Committee. Oe settee ef M r. Rice, it watt *mead, TheL4he t;oetssittes of Claim he hi. *NNW le empire iota the gepadiency ref making .eirmyseeellors to Amos Balmy, of Vintages, in Vermont, for his veserl, mitered ity the enemy on Litho Chereplaie, in theoremir ei 1813. while whin es beard • taupe of Lost testae United 4.."• • • that the testimegytakeu lathe ease, under a Commis sion from the late.Comusiseiges of hardwired to uremia Germaine. Og mintiest of Me. 3. S. Smarr. it was Ramtved„ That the Secretory of the Treetery be isstrected fir lay before the Home a statement of the progress that has Meg made eerier S. Act id Cee. grew of the 3d March, 181; fabled " As Aiteti set apart and dispose of codger lauds. fee the egoell• reiersest of the eeltivetioo of the visaged the olive ;" whether lost toweships, of iii stiles &gears each, have bees laid off •ed 'reined for the perposeafore. mid ; sod whether say agent or agents, acting for the French Emlgrasts, have contracted for mid leads, and on what terms; and whether such agmt or agents are sow residing se told land; together with the somber of Frisch FAsigraors that have made settlements on said reeervetien, and the pro vets that has bees mode is the culture of the vise sod olive. On mode° of Mr. STOIIIII, it was Resolved. That the Presides t of she United States be req•mted to lay before this House copies of soy correspoodenee betweto the Governor of the Stets of Georgia and Major-General Andrew Jackson, relative to the arrest or other proceedin‘s Karat Captain Abed Wright, which maw have been trams. omitted to any of the Emotive Departments of the (Joked States. On worries of Mr. CANTiItLL, It was Resolved, That a Select Committee be appointed to report a Bill for taking the fourth mosso or eng. aeration of the inhabitants of the United Stater. —ll • CF.NLrINE JOHNNY NEWCOSIE IN THE NAVY. Mob Stature Plates. be II owlesdess. has the Arther's Ds- .sless.—This day was published. Ileo. lii. Weals, WUE ADYKNTURKS a JOHNNY NFW. COME A L FRED a Pre _s_la Yew Castes. By NU NT O N. Published by .W. Illisaythe mud R.. Marlton, stationers'- I court, Lettsaie.streeer. 1 u Publi.b.•ft bar • full esslikeee h returseacolins this wan to the Pat.*. .• Ir~ll4l, ad to the ellelec of rcival Ciestlester so particutat. as It ss a feklifei ..rd spirited pl. • are pl she Smite; and ever i peoible tare ca • hera while with the rules to 'Mali t.otect Represod Mow. Tioi former bee leave :a frllll irk. that this Week itu was us weseerd red Oboe is the Tear NH. v!aelill be ldk*l lo, ba. hi. ...se bees unavoidably delayed; aid •.1 this adorame has Iwo taken Is morph& the It. •• to at elk 41 rhillhidal la rrent.ert, lb. ebespedati.. - merits of which she Pithier sir ditty ape re. we- 1 ..5 it will he arensars, to reseal to. weer fare to ni •uhastried.lo order the owl Os Eket.iesues. - AT arms rove. la 1 1,. 4r , pis, by bub ll ebed. enc. Velem,. embellished whir neweesest, Plows liedgred by Ise Arthur. ere (*bowl% MUNCHA lit lbe POLS; et, the Woo den Os yr Wold. By CAPT %IN HUNCH %ONO. G.C.B.A. " Deport, ob. Troth la amiss which csiet downy, Plearlimileii. puler tier how HAW@ Nay. Where one exists secure ir Hecht.' slew, Fed with larould patsper'd with Published by J. Julisalor, Chearide C uSuer. ~0 41 sii,l ca. puternostar-tivw aid Slopkin sad 0.. Sintiossen%cnurt, ty - - FRAUD PREVVITEI). r 0 CMlateract the many attempts that aro tieily ier‘Je t• imposing the weemr, • egwinu, campy...two m ond a ime GENUI 'CF: BLACKING prepgre• by LIA and MARTIN, Owe haw eml•pted anew Label, Is *MA their sismatre awl tuideets V . , HIGH BOWAN. en eaespiett ,, elly ptati4 ha Ms amity@ of Ole Label. that the ems ateemise teats, red 'WM/hew* of Mr few, *Mel' It emke Irtieritew eaabb .111 - 1 at ogee so de tect the impothum The Real Japes ALACD I TM, menae cal "Al wlteassle b) DAY sad W. HMIs Itelmem age tassiled by Me yin• Mal Oreeers, ',ramjets. Beektellsm. masepeee, Pee &mem beet-smat Mc. :he DANS Myhre. la II :On at W., Is., mid web. u.. Ye' • lien edes h.w. , Mk I r luerlr , $ dole, of if, !V Mims ~ wh,le li•siiihr . Mu!• • 1... ;ow O. ha at slaw sod valeta vita.-11111“111 r. Life Is wily Lire, +hen art with Health." THEHE lava Sysloa of Ethics It to cooling Mak ea lama, awl taw to endow the sau, aro Waived and iwaholdiwite thew homages./ destroy thaw hao. Mora *kith Religion sod Morality have made mead I to art lost wat estmthilote IA Es mars the laws of peodosce, hew calculated tole , it their ermines's'''. En. r) disergassizitioi t.f tre Man tame trait' , great me dial knowledge to re wile ad the public welfare es prom 4e4 wise profession.% mew (411oregariimg the seggemb as of the is owl tolerated) dame these wadies to the 'remotest et shave colpt^lniS gew rat.. hy dame, sad lb eteollit too or Ih:osmium et am vas- lard somorel. " The swag . of a intim rotates tbr Matti of the People 4" Mt, It is seam chilly to tele• t a tbs daNy ma'am to she - of uothel tug Parlflawo. tad to emst tersel.m fa - as p sable, It. lorther m experiowee ans. we olbe to italiolog sotwwity. the , aswlt .1 our owe die arias ammo of Debility. The savory victim of sotNsry via (earl• awriad at school, before r •• 'has swerved her right awl the osiod), trill, in aasplomag his p.iesrkss wide. ream sato paha of es liven g mit nom, as know sng that the most taalkated oale a estimation may be rased la nerd.— hawse wod t—ittaoderate 1- tely—lood regfave la or wad Claes. and way .ether asses, will frearal) desige ta teams Iom; la such ear we ea hold mat as maraca of realosatioa,_ sty reoweit t which amebae esowered she wagaiwe hop. of rh .him.. of b tit de se,, That awe to boots hopplasso LUC' Iftd LANA. ran up be Ward rearlesolyvthe ay. - red state id aledt..al c .care halos them led its imildite .r their tiont..ta :..retries that r.looe rained Its esbiltilla ste , rix.• sad Imosolog. Iwo •.plais our monad hi ottoetviti.. to Pailiols Irbousimg as der 404 mil. 4s, th t a few doss oily nn ram. mi VI she re• morn) of early symptoms s shut the met iime4entle cue oil will to no' trwbedle- within • owethi mot .Mal is a pears wi only aorta Inaself ial•eed. sic . heme may Aepersyded cats together fiat aptaiwitt4 I —a , ra sitar attains awl other derangessesn of the grattoe as weakorst. retwass, de. espeenslly stricturesoshithyse ewer , air din, removed • shout the woe of c.sisisk or wiasoloats. Smite perulint ilk. In. ideotal to the rafter S-tt !owe at eater d w. at:eotton t io which .rildriess, rowitti..cd • ish reit ael vs yvartfeel sbe mewls weeny adopted. la lbw, oar mum is unique. pet tomtit efrArytelic. std emitsrtal..wertetafa the grerral arcatiph•gaali•.l3 we 4. So• OW orl.r. 1.. -sated pet .1 practice. bat dims essisalseden /Ai ern , .44ble ban.-•Cosiwory Podia*. ase nawised to aractibr anotifrir their s.wittom.. &r. slorn M. .erin. ..11.. mimeo, will ' n -Inmedintrly anted to ahr p:..1 of the Kitiploosi,— A hoolossite i. es pet lei ore...pais ll.r cow. Jog pallowd. TUE VIIS OF LII 1., • familiar totametters oo tl• oboe.- Ri.eisses. Iry GA{' Rpi Cu. Noy he NO tcPalrt itylles.row g 174, Flceattee t w, d wt aril B•010,41/1.), peer* j. OW , sal CO. It. It. G. angeow. Betverieqtreel, Fact-etre°, Loi.don. of tlae Speaker. Thd Siamese (Mr. M. Sutton) stated, that, in ebediesse to Ike commas& of his Royal Highness the Prince Resist, actin; in theses sod on the behalf et kis Majesty, his Naivety's faithful Commons had, is the nerds, a their endeehted privileges, pre ceded to choose a Speaker ; and that he midis, to acquaint their Lordships, that the choice had fines on him Ile was •ell ewers of the difficulties of this important ofli• . and could not bet fool that he was deleleat is the necessary rptalificstioas for din. coney 4' ladmtitsi am& be was pettedly aatisfirmil of llas, that a. is Wield 11110•0 hi. Royal Hight/es, the Prime Regent to disapprove el the choice which the Ce...mc had std., it afford an opportunity for the eetecti a of a perm. who might 611 the office with more midst, than be amid her to do. Thu Esel el HAILS .) WHY the CASlllail *Moms had It 1.• a..smsed fres his Rural iliglimese the P ince Regan t• decis. e, that be was wall cos. Awed el We (Mr. M. listrou',) ability to dis ch arge l i the imparts. t Alessi Spe.L•r of the Hoes. of Com. seas; teat hie Royal Hsgboess, acting its the same esti ea the behalf of hoe Majesty, dial approve of the choice sada by the Commons, and this obey (the Cassius. set.) bad it therefore us commesd to sees firm the el.ctine. The Seamus. then stated, tiler in the name of the Ceseses ef Greet Beitais an ' :rebind, he claimed, be beanie petition, a fell and ample cenirmatiest of ail their ancient t:ihis aed privileges, espuctally hee ds. of debate, freedom frets anatto sad from alt personal molestation of ellUelree and their Ser vants ; free access to the Throve on all jest, notes• vary, sod proper eitemiune ,• aid that IMO most fa. 'escalate constreetios might be pet spots all their proceedisga. Ile bad also to Motif, with sped to himself, that any imperfections which IMOt appear on his pail, in the esercise of the arduous duties of the high office Wrested to him, might be attri`tated to him aloe, and mot to his Msjesty's faithful Casesom. The past of HARILOWBY, replied, *et the Lords Commissioners heal is ie commaed from his his !Loyal Highness the Prince Repot to declare, that he grants sod confirms, is the name and se the behalf of his Majesty, t his Majesty's faithfal C 'mi mosa, all the right, and privileges which they have rejoyed daring his Itiejr-ty's reign, or any of ail predece,sors, aid that the m st t .voorahle cunytree. tier+ weld be pet on all their proev•dings. With regard to the request 'shish be (Air. M. Swots) had made on his own part, that his known talents, and the manner io •hicb he had air. lily filled lb. 'dice of Speaker, were a statical assurance of his ,shility to discharge the important ditties of the si tes.ien to which be bad been chosen, awe ithstand. leg the Commissioners had it in command from his :i.tszel Highness, acting in the name end on *ho be lief/el his Majesty, to state, that the most favourable ceeMeeetion would always be pet on all his words The S;traher than withdrew from the bar with the Cerny ^os. Several Peers afterwards took the oaths and their sews ' via...—the Marquises of S l igo , Cor nwallis . aid Onserid ; Earls of Mown , . Stanhope, Broth°. reagh, Ofnavvner, Funnels., lr. ; Linda Cas hier, G. , ; the Bishop of Chester, &c. Adjo trued to Monday. used HOUSE OF COMMONS. Tile Speaker els , t entered the How at shoot a arter before two o'clock, when about 50 or 60 Members yore present. As +n o'clock the Usher of the Black Rod aim. 4. ned the Hoses to attired to bear the Royal Com mission reed. Mr. MANNERS SUTTON, In fell dress, bid In his robes of office, accordingly left the Chair, which he bad taken on the entrance of the Usher or lice RIAk Rod, and west to the Hoes* of Peers, II red by nearly all the Members preterit. On his return be addressed the Rosie to the following effect:— " 1 bare to ocriesint the House, that this noose ha' been to the Howe of Peers, where the Lords, wherries', by his Majesty's Commission. hare de. elated Ims Royal Highness the Prior', Regent's ap. prevail tad confirmation of the eler.lon by this 'loose of me as Speaker, sod that I did thereupon lay claims, by humble petition, to all its ancient on. dubbed rights and privileges; mere especially free dom of &cession and denim: freedom for the Mem bers, their nos, and estates, front arrest and solestmion ; free access In the ltnysl mirage, at all limos when necessa ; and that the most f • able eon.trarti , ii should be poi upon their proceed. No: all of which *ere granted rodd allowed ins as fell and ample a Manner as they hive been granted sail illoned h) his Mvjos'y or any of his Royal pre dec.-siert. 1 snAy be now once more permitted to rim,. in the II sow the deep sense of 'ratite& I feel fur this most lilted mark of its cooli e dem. 1 implore of the Row its constant sod steady tba Pet.ple. " We • wish we meld say with equal coolidenca, that we entirely approve of the proceedings of the Court he which these ames were condensed. We mean not to paints their offence, bet to repress our desists whether their punishment was properly ad ministered. We impress oar thoughts on this subject with much diffidence. Being ignorant of the law martial, we are gelded to oar decision by oda- Wished prieciple. of tratlonal and of civil law, ap plicable. we presume, to all crisis's' trials, by whatever Court, in ow, coootry. 14 Arhathnot merited punishment, disobliges, for his officinas interwieddling with the Indian., and for having, under pretence of trading with them, and counselling them to assert their rights, elicited these to ho.tilities, against es. It is 6111011111 f gouda's, whether his offence was a military one, nr properly ccgoisable by a Milner, Tribunal. It is, at least, certain, that this person was completely in oar power, and that there was nn danger of his escape, or his effecting soy thing. while in confinement, prejudicial to the open/ions of the army. To have held him in confinement, therefore, subject to the directions of a higher authority, it appears to es, would hare been, if an error at all, an error on the safe side of the question. " With respect to the evidence before the Court in this cuss, our respect for the character of the officers composing it, obliges ns, little conversant am we have professed to be (sod may we long be!) with military lam, to presume it was such as the law ad mits. And this is all we shall say of it. " In the cue of Arahrister, the evidence is con elaaive anoegh. He was foetid in arms against the United States, and pleaded guilty to the charge of leediog the Lower Creeks to battle. Ile identified himself with the enemy, end subjected himself to their fate. Bat when taken, did be not become a pri soon of war, and was he not entitled to the privileges of that dander? If so, did be become properly the subject of trial by a Coort-Martial ? " We ere seder the impression, that the offences of both these individual' were such as it world have been better not to have committed tube judgment of a Military Tribenal ; bet hating been so committed, 'het it would have been expedient to have aebmitted the sentence, before esecation, to the highest as.' thority known to the Condi/moon, for Its revkioo. " On the principle of retaliation, recognised by all stations. these persons, we conceibe, might have been lawfully pet to death. They had identified themselves with the Indian.; and, though claiming themselves to be British sultjects,did not prove theme selves to be such, and wete,• wording t. ter des trims on the subject of allegiance, acimailrespairi ate& The military practices of the Indians, century to the laws of rah, the Commanding General bed a clear right to retaliate. Ile slid so in the case of the Indian ChM Francis llornathlemeo, and he might !sere done so in the rase of Arbetttest and Asbrister. In being brouc.ht In the bar of a Court-Martial, however, did they set ketone 50 . ..frtl to the opera- WAIIIII`4OTOII. NOV. 48.—The Slave Trade coo. (loses to liverish es the ocean, in fleapit@ of stipula tion to rellegeish, and eliia,•ces to pet it down. — Accounts received from Hanisash, of the most re cent dates, annemums the following arrivals :—Octo ber 29, ship Jepiter, from Africa, 337 SIMI; brig Sin Josef, 403 slaves; brig Brilliant, 315 slaves; Vengsder, 400 slaves; schooner Astra', 143 • Ire' : Nov. 1, eircassiana, 126 slaves—epwards of 15(X) in one day. Most of these poor wretches, we fear, will bud their way to the Louisiana market. We wish that the Spanish character of the ships be not a mere cover for American capital employed in this @amebic tragic. IMIIENSB PRIZES. Wtt.wtrierow, Dec. 12.—The Spanish ship Cacti. lien, worth, incleding bee cargo and 800,000 dol. lar. ill specie, near • million avid • half of dollars, Wood from Lima to Cadiz, was eaptered off the lat. ter place, sheet the middle of October last, by a Patriot privateer. By this capture dispatches from Lima were intercepted, giving a mete di sma l •ccoant of the Royal prt.spects la that (palter. 'lns old Patriot estate of Arequipa, who ►ad long been kep►. in • &engem' and in irons, was a prisoner on board the Castilian, a destined victim of Royal tenet:twee. One of the intercepted tr.ters closes thus—" No one hero has any belief le ner ability to reconquer Ctilii; to keep the war 'hove for a while is all we can do." The Buenos Ayreart privateer Constitution tee' y 'ultra in the Ches•pesk from a otitis , off Cadiz, basing on board 39n,f100 dollars is specie !