The Statesman. — London, England, 1818-08-06 00:00:00

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A cots . in ple . gr o zihe • carious acconnt of the.interview between Goo ''' r' I : f r 1 . :Ba ARlL eee OM: B e ar ~- ~__tderra two greatest bent* • t Pse l t et 0 4 Sir D. Ochterlony , and the celebrated Meer ifrimat. • - -•,..' V ...t. - _ lift , CO HP1'414'11719 -sarse ar st ac apyt h llPPliliedithnsos t°mvillyowbsetaettrri:libiblestae.i":l6o.theassiarslll * Oar Readers wilt be somewhat surprised at the rode -I -`_. : few' dais;ha Inge' of c r ompany here has been Brett fart be the can with South America. Thep" of its lade- ' ' 4114 . 11 " eeuth demeanour of this Chieftain ' w lime meromomorilig....B TA TESMAIN • """ - Itifiaeareiari; o‘iiii . wa. most important in the bit. • saillearione has Often spread terror amongst the petty -. ~ 1 111. 4 4n. ... t; ortb...wert of India t— _. _._ --n---2---- - - .---s-i---•_---- - 1 (441 . 4144 Cemimetto if the world. After the odious at Leees, which commence . to-day. ... her. i 114k 4 4 :4111A ve 1l tr .S.ioo.e.- • - • trammels and restrictions by which her industly has At DooaldsenS, last night, the axone Oily — ti c LONDON: i • -- ~.4.;.-....: - ;...t.-.---4 , --- .. • . . .. 4nt. Toppin's displayed a fashionebir atwilalN. • • THURSDAY, AUGUST 6, 1818. rod shackled and oppressed shell have been broken li Miss Noel warbled sever a l popular Ai n go , • Essns„ !root his interview with Wm Kittle: the Treat is -:- - to pieces, and after she is enabled folly to tail ly, and was much applauded. At the Psviii, ‘ gas noneilleillisoir•lut slisrflutirliste met ttaelpir . Illedisli MU a* eleithests, and whew. the genial* . herself' of her extraordinary Natural mitestages, ride m i. , hrary, the junior Wrigk.tniseandeoyttabi.mh 'rpfl. , * -teek:Meet KING brill.- band, a else beMnd the It i s necessary that Spain s h ou ld a pp e a r warm on South America will advance with a rapidity hitherto course most idolises, music . sue* • Chia held • elleitell Listel , fed at the General. paper, in consequeoce of the seizure of the Mori. unknown. In a mercantile point 'glum, therefore, i n Sr, J a m es s e .et r eet was a l so f is hi onahil "et * w i ne r 'Meta •Wu hastily concluded. Mem Khan el an, and it was to be as naturally espected, that the and abstracting from every otherconsideration, the last night. The Castle promenade was abe t . 1 .The ha a rves n i t m cou en t s i e ne q u ei s n o ti e q mp or ley th a e li th loi ree nt t: : ▪ leres esedeestitaksealesis sad in gokul off mid, Chao, Antillean wouldlaugh at the fretting and fuming of success of the Independents la a matter of t h e great- -anseitsf Bs Br at "r nM P II6 " 4 " horse s a nals '' Dee Ons tad his 'Government. Accordingly we est consequence to the People of Britain. In ' vicinit y ; grain, wheat, barley, and oats, bet the former; ww. • pang of tafastry, end two 11-pounders. The horse. . . o. _ skooloolootireparod with volodeastahoes carman, find by some more American Papers which have or- another point of view,—the mainteneoce of human cipally, has been curried - since Monday. - . e', lied itieltdeebease. 111 tbw tuning the Genre{ fields that the Spanish Amhessedora who, wi thould liberty and right l —the result of the South Ame. , v i s i te d a m p ass vis , b vs i sss , , sa d . smo k e d t h e Int a h, -h a d already written enough on this subject, rine contest is of the almost importance to. the T p st i a irti for e ß s t w c h sl 4 E ) s pers om: s :tsz. e — re =the a s r l e ar i e nt aL .47: ; wpm roessess e , Ilistosselsi Mem Lime retuned bediaddresseda formal Remonstrance to the American all stations. The success of FIRDINAND would of these lasiserteed eperires — iesPertsne at Ime s • the visit, , seiliteillitseerets• He asked •it tall Gorernmentagainst the capture of Pensecolaand the give a shock to the very foundation on which all them, seems to be very erroneously representee. ( 1 lowillosit 44 ' 0 d s g iviNs r im " lifura 1 occepatiol •of the Florida.. Of the text of the freedom rests. It would , weeken our confidence in has been insinuated, that certain perfo rm .," 6 4 , - Nis neneessieflegateaftat and tight. He saM he Pietist n• mention is made, but the language is the aseeedeecy of right over wrong ; and it would resigned, and others b een discharged ; *hem s . . wee Wog el IllegletiMaik-but resigued the shim faes . th e v i ,m ean g e f o ls o olif f e :He spehe.bat 1111 k, and addle be deCieeo6 and spirited. Mr, A DAM., the inspire fresh vigour, and give new energy to the ma. understand, their engagements have surely, i ffo i. • . .., • t tut batilyc he •etae limailyikessed in a Wee turban, American Minister, is stated to have &swop up a cbieations of every Despot. . nated, and the fact is that.fresh treads. Meek . ; • i • - sild dIAY *hi* Sleet menmenfreeed glop.* bed' Kindest° in answer to the Remonstrance, vindi- ' • • 4 ..1 . for re.engagemeot. Some: of the most esetsma , . ‘ _ . , 4 vourites of the Public, among whom is the t a m s t *Awes eyeless**. Mb astmedalste', talked itittlY sun the snidest of his Goeernmeot and meeting, We find by the Fritiiii:Nipielflailkia to the r . . • of him, and eves almulad Mm, sating he wield' get • . • SINCLAIR, hare thus been represented as Solos* enea She late measures of force employed against init. that General CANUEL's affair elitism the per- well bandied when ire reed in* camp. His giving up t h e ir eng•pments ; wherea• wear* ask erehroope sri bread", d talk, although not Pelmets were dictated by irresistible aecessity, and sons who have accused him of conniving at the vin- like those who have greater powers eve r th e Psg . t •Insedemt. -. View tad respectable constituted no proof of hostile spirit on the part of lent measures of the Royalists at Lyons, has, as we they have only given in their ultimatum, and sod yisteklag ' . elifellivithole well armed and the United States. The an g r y Don, as we have before anticipated yesterday, been pot off until the on the Dennet toe of expectation for the word ethyl - to close again, with increased grounds of selatst. eteisaated.": VS. 4 i?'c't -''. ,' • stated, had received dispatches from Madrid, bye 7th of November. The General is not yet pre- tion and energy, into the admired circle, or ty sg , . iI•A 44 This ~NlOtAkiiirirt NM Khan at the vessel arrived from Bo rd II Slog, and passed through pared to clear himself of, these imputations. Li 4 ' into the regions of wider space. ... , Miss ELLT, who is in the list of new Is. tiMeIISTWO t'lg aldstalosky' (adds the Delculta Baltimore on the 7th ult. on his way to Wash. most men in his situation, he cot Pains h il p heavily Th e K Ll illialtemee, - settate lei hate arias from poverty and not from caprice. A p eseta who kiowa hi . well, has ington, to enforce his Remonstrance in person.— of being ill-treated in having his liberty taken from gagements at Covent-garden for the soloing sme lt given a few sondetes of thateetraordinary character, He might have saved himself all this trouble. The him, and he alleges that the restraints under which is not Miss F. Kama, of the Drery.larre and g ar ' miilatieutbk'hisi in a singular light. It is said that Americans have now got possession of a province he is kept prevent him from entering on b lish Opera-houseS, but the sister of Mrs. ls defence. HILL, * engaged at Cogent-garden, and both daughteit d liefbas bean ellen seen traversing the camp, destitute peculiarly valuable to them, and upon which the It signifies little what becomes of this suit of the en- M . I. D . KELLY Manager of the Southampton Tbestre. • -of the meastrit perchasing a dialler, mad joyfully Government of the United States has long had its raged 'adoptive General. He has a heavier charge to g-ARLIAM;NTART ECONOHY.---ft has bees eon accepting and shads the proffered meal of a sepoy. ternary, at the commencement of a new Parliamen t heart and its eyes fixed, and they will keep it, though answer, and to this it is we wish to hear him speak. aniaotwilitiftodfog this Xtriage extremity in a 9 giA s i t g li ife a to liei ng ro w to i n fl uence all FtRDINAND'S friends in the Holy Alliance should He probably requires all his time and the talents of in beautifying the House of Lords, to make nod • sod retain a nnestrous Restyle his service, and is cow protest against the invasion—Aye, and will justify his friends to make up a defence in this more import. new scarlet cloth. Hot so effectual halve the loo s e n , sellieesslier byrrimossand Noblemen. It Is it too, on the very same principle that FREnssics ant particular. The information against him and his en aeon imy been, se tar as relates to trying mail ers , o olielp ellet s thia 1 7 baud generally subsisted en of Prussia robbed the King of SAXONY of half his associates is stated to be going on rapidly. that this old.established system has been abandoned i4111114111114er arlendeeff from the adjacent towns and . on the present occasion—and the whole of the clod aominions and the magnanimous ALIXANDIR took On Saturday the King returned from St. Cloud to necessary for the ornament and convenience of * t e i rettlesel, tut with respect to him individually, it is ' shaseedseboe no pert of it was ever appropriated to from Poland the lest hopeof independenceand liberty. the Thuilleries, and we are carefully given to under- Hone, except that by which the Woolsack -is er. 4 idl e p ara d e or an i ma magn ifi cence . It It certainly will be callous to see the light in which stand, he was received at the different villages on the vered, is the same, fired and dyed, which his biro SIMI -*lg 4f his exertions has been the attain. the European Powers,who are most interested in this road, and on his arrival in Paris with lively acciama. 11 11 4 "1118 a in no for several years. The sum of 601. odd shit• ling., is, In co n s eq ue n ce ,, saved. Dr. Swire, wen might of ate *dependent principality, Ms ambition is transfer, will regard the conduct of America. The tions.—The Five per Cents left off on Saturday at • .111,11-001elledl witksmelters. It is said that he had 200 plea yet pablicly assigned for this appropriation is 77 f. 90c. he alive, would probably construe this turning 4 • APis Ilea A babas's* 01400 men each, besides ca. .....wn m ..... dote as a hint to all those whom It might coneeta, unquestionably a powerful and fusible one; bat . that they would be liberally rewarded for turf*, geifistand - he hese/reed to dismiss the whole of his there are many other reasons for America desiting A great number of the Cotton-spinners still stand t h e i r co w s. ' Wee. -• The beefy hee l me understand, beam finally /AMOAMC" possession of the Florida,. This has long been an oat for an advance of wages, notwithstanding the Amongst the improtement. in the House of C o n, *ad ' • . g dit a t t y of slat m o s* I s th e course of th e object of importance with the American Government. threats of imprisonment and starvation made to in. mons, Is a second staircase to the Gallery, by .64 •ie mraegere are to be admitted; het up , ,n outs is Sadist is likely to be rewarded by • The rounding of their Southern frontier t and cover i ng duce them to resume theit work. It is a pity that - .for cheering the Gallery, this slaircage is td servelat' VW" nap% deter et itrieebelowey. Two hundred aggressionby and ; the obtaining of a port it from • 1 some better indictments could not be held oat fora egress, while the old one is for Ingres,. By I his ITS Llffilleit 'Wm *ids Soseseits, partly silver, belonging on the Golf of Mexico,sand securing a supply of live resumption , of labour. A pu b li c notice from the Mir ot ornent, it is nicotined that the ilelav and dlificeity •. 041kthe Polishers, seaseklia hams fallen into the bands i n . Police Office of Manchester, signed by the Borough- which have heretofore occurred in ciestit)etieGilleq oak for their navy, are amongst the eases which ..*.the Beaky er • 1 end a priests letter from ... t alledres s‘ a Purees,' halo s that Major G ran t, dace the United States to covet the Florid's; to reeve andCoostableseriurns theunlawfulCombinations will be obviated, those wh o go Dot iiratf i t iti ftaill reltlasemtaltokig the Mysore tortes had, in the capture which may be added, the apprehension of seeing of their. inevitable consequences, and the Magistrates door being sere of the first edmissioAlk tha t , while by tbe former syitem theoerstio enredastip ••41 111 11ellos i siesseisr of Wads awe were ae less than them once more in the possession of this country , and Overseers have declared they will -give no pa. „ ' • . r.see ~• 'AD camel loads,- realised so immense a booty, that who, in 1783, ceded - It' lassistanceto the obstinatewho Se eel were the f i at to !etas. roc as Abe ahneatione 011ie •Comiseader•ia•Chief, Sir T. *theta for Gibraltar, which we had before formally ject the employment offered to them. Men month the body of General Kosclurt i p was run . RhOep, is adetsted to 6* worth more than 100,0001. -gbilits. promised. We do believe that rather than surrender who remain in voluntary idl e ness h a ve certainly m oved with g reat p om p from the Church of St. '.- tmle rse• ' this acquisition, the value of which will every day no reason to quarrel with Ibis retaliatory justice, Florian, at Cracow, to the Cathedral, awl on tin ' I : : : t o ,: WEST INDIA TRADE. become more perceptible to the United States, the for they can have but little right to share in the w s 23(1 •after Divine Service was performed by Bisbee ()twines, and the funeral orations pronounced by 6 latter would risk a contest with all the Members of earnings t--11 of ethers, who refuse to earn any hi $ the Senator Wooralcut and the Canon LAVSUSILI I •,t.. the fethivriog topmast commenication has been the Holy Alliance, aided by the navy and treasure of themselves. But - still t he rig h t of the . In- i t *as d epos i te d i n t h e R oya l S epu l c h re , nest to ' dustrious man to be adequately remunerated for the bodies of Joint 111. SORiasiT, who delivered -eneived retitle' to oar West India Trade. It is a Eogland. The Peas] DENT is a cool calculating Aatter from the Treasery Department at Washington, man, and bas,, doubtless, well considered the pro- the toil he undergoes, may remain the same; and if Austria from the Turks in 1683, and Prince Jo- iddressed to Mr. Baker, the Beitish Consul-Generalt b a bl e consequences o f t hi s d ar i ng attempt . H e labour is in great demand, Hilts masters have more seen PonsTowser. The funeral was attended by . 41/ T REASUR Y DEPARTMENT. contracts on hand than they cam accomplish, it is bat all the Public Authorities, at well as by s great cm- t .‘. • - knows well that be has nothing to fear from soycourse of the inhabitants of the city and persons frets ;: ihrtl' TO ANT. ST. LOUIS SAKIR, ESQ. WASHINGTON. a reasonable inference that the benefit of the improve- Eoropean Power, except England ; and the Croker .. t , Comptroller's Mice, Jame 25, ISIS. ment should descend to all parties; or that the em. the provinces. . • • ss Sta—l have attentively considered the question Administration of our Navy, with the known state THEATRE-ROYAL, Haile A Rltyr.—The resin{ et • players should convince their workmen ,bat they The Americans at the English Opers.house animus goopounded in the inclosed documents, which were of our finances, have relieved him from the dread ,a few days since presented to me under your direr- which the power of Great Britain used to inspire.— themselves are deriving no additional profits.— to have suggested ; at the Haymarket, another reris . ;lion. If the Members of the Holy Alliance declare war oval, with a title referring to a mach more anoint • An important article, on the state of Continental e and /enowned quarter of the globe, the Africans; " Ist. Whether a Bermudean vessel will be al. Manufactory' and their revival will be foiled in an- with the United States, we most find the money nee' lor, War, Love, and Duty. It will he recollected • Sawed to bring West India produce to the United ' that thitpiece, the production of Mr. COLacts, US States from Bermuda, which had been imported into emery to transport armies across the Atlantic ; as other co l umn. E.bat place from some other possession of Me Britain. well as maintain Beets to blockade the enemy'scoast ; brought out six year/ ago, and was acted repeatedly .atic Majesty in the West Indies. put Canada in an attitude of defence, and establish THt Quimr.—Tita report of the state of the- during the season, though for reasons not worth*. sp„ 4. 2d. Whether, accortliag to the Navigation Act Qurze was favourable , being, " The Qyzin has tialry now, it was laid side and kept unnoticed, 0 and maintain a large naval twee on the Lakes—sod h a d of the United States, which is to take effect on the a good night, and is better to-day." least at this Theatre, until- the present •occaeioll.. o after all, the access. of the crusade might be uncertain; Yesterday morning, about nine o'clock, the Duke Mr. %%tope, wit," %minted the, part originally sea Ist of October nest, a vessel owned in Bermuda can :be allowed to eater the United States, and discharge and its consequences to this country, is the present and Daebess of Kest, attended by General Was.:. tamed by Mr. Yours*, contrived, in Seiko, I' ~ ..a cargo which had bees laden es board in the West state of its finances, would, probably, be even more THERZLL, &c. left Kensington Palace, and proceeded add arterially- to the honest. which his previous e4b ladies, brought to Bermuda, ealadeo there, and mina than to the Americans themselves. If any thine to Woolwich to view the different Government Esti. 'Mon. ba d brought on him. Hs was teoder, soh , 'again taken on board. pre i eots es f rom tak i ng a pert in the conflict, it will, blishments there. On the Royal Duke end poebese mated, vigorous, and efficient its all the scenes ill 1 toe As applicable to the first tosetion, I bare to ob. leaving Woolwich, they proceeded to Claremout, which he was mese& Ltstox sustained his oripinsi .• no deobt, be the financial embarrassments which where they are expemed to remain several days. part of ilenry.Augustes Meg with all hie original ' serve that the ports of St. George and Hamilton, in upon the wheels of Goteromeat Tuesday ailerons, Prince f.soper.o, attended by ,the Island ' of.Beinede t ore log aisieg e pe e se the'' Press-se serious!, pt t erere, and Miss. E. BLANCHARD, in Ilerissa, ..- vessels : - XIISSOIS Of the United Stems, easeidiegto the ordinary at this moment.—The temper of the new Piurliiiient Colonel Anoteneoitz and Baron HARDR/Inntlet, +naked all that sweet mud Interesting simplicity which Jews of Navigation end Trade. A Brill* valet, there. too, has not been ascertained ;—it may not be quite took an exclusion on the Thames between, West- the Aotbor had in contemplation. The hoes. wit ore, which wasclearedout, cleared out, whose 'Cargo Ins Getman, so essy to 'educe the present Housed Commons to aden, end whose voyage commuted et either of the • pose an Income Tag end sanction as it G minter and London Bridges. Yesterday, soon after fall, and all the performances went off with eclat. one o'clock, his Royal Highness, attended by Si; R. SCARES' Tneseas.-.--Antong the distingeished ft... ' paid poets of St. George or Hamilton, may eater and im . , . Loans , ARDINER, left town for Claremont. - eltiossabies who have •lately honoured this Thralls ". Ascher,* her cargo in a port of the United States ; " as 'm e ' as " Tuesday his Royal Highness the Doke of Sussex -With their presr'oce, are the Michele of WELLING- ... --miss.—. gponvkeeaagerdanDdadchinensserottoyothaeisir theitnynl Dukeilighoesses orb iris, Co un ters: D'Amit.asp, Lord and Ledy GRAN- 'tied with this empress noderstaadiog, however, that Representations, we are told, are now making to and Duchess mt.*, Geed and fAtly H. pso part of sod cargo was brought up io the sameFITEGIRALD, Lords Mille . ereas m t i e th e Island o f R ama d a ( rem ewe of hi e Bd. the Admiralty,on the subjeetof thedepritdatiooscom- of Ken?, the Doke and Duchess of CAKIIRIDGE, and _AVE,GR A. HILL, MILORD, General Pallas , Connie' I ' select V !temple Majesty's possessions closed te the vessels of ' mitted on our commerce in the West Indies hy tire priva. a party, at his residence at Kensington Pelage. Bortasursr, and .. iseennere CASTLZREADII. ' - • the United States. And moreover, that such vessel A Cabinet Council was held yesterday, which sat THE Hatteme.—We are favoured with the follow. leers under the south American flag. Among these * setasployed in the mensportatinn ap e d. to t h at the case of the Jupiter is one of the most prominent : from two till five . o'cloc . k. It was attended by the ing view of the state of the warren crops, from la 1 ' Island frees British colonial ports, whisk were closed whole of the Cabinet Ministers, with the "servant tateilirot Corretpondent inKent :—Wheat harreet It is said, that Government only require the facts to of Lord WESTHORLAND.—Mr.CANINtsG, though he *ego against the ve s sels embed by Citizens of the United n, very tbnndsat and fine, and straw ) quite as • States. be fully authenticated, to determine on the most still walks with _difficulty, we are happy ty state was long as it is almelly. Oats, ,straw very short, ear so far recovered from his severe attack s 01,4 "Mc full dere iled d,and at good as Most eiers. Beans fa . 46 With respect to the second question, have to ob - vigorous measures for the suppression of the to attend and remain during the whole at r ,Ska jleg,' alert eywy' . whet*. NA 'Sete . 6•Gf and not many. p.m, thtt aseserding to the provision of the Act, f ree b oo t er's en d who appear to acknow. pi ra t es , a British vessel sailing from a pert, not open to Ame. ledge no distinction of friend or foe. .We have M. Correa, the French Judge who orisid vo lt i(o f s. very Ace, and show welt; should the fill elan vessels, and eater* a port that is open, on. . • A , trial of Sir Rona %Mote and Meeiz i p". Hatipit tii# ka dwiiteeriewattnue will -l i n 'M't I be I t --.. ' r ,„.„ tt os i p aces pen y. )oediog them hiking an isme, or use other cargo rotten ra id t h at to this complexion it must come at HUTCHINsON, for aiding the escapc . ertapas,am eleghti., a irer3r Sciisky , crop every w h ere Apple was in the Crown Court, at Dirhatur„ Pack*, ewe? is board, . swd dosolosihoose to es m a w &ass, last. Bat still the British Government will notellsondant. .. TM ESTI mete th country is mach know against when it is warring. Neetniity in the the hoidens commenced. He appears very 141010 trer I bliMpl4T @, Amulet be addmitteil to sweep. • - `'- • - ar e all as A, iferillge 46 This kited of made, bipsheurs ssadjusd s Is. great contest which has given rive and anparailm e d to the proceedings. His visit . to England is n'a ~.. ' ' endso l ee fug' . haperla t igi n elng to only .._ stood to be at the charge of the French ti . mitoses", we; tall we 6 tredve one, is declared by the Act to be &Area trade success to this snot of deitindation h with . a view . to witness and report thi t ate* of 911. 1 . :IWitectioli • ( t , bas not uw. . 411 C 1Pl q ' # ;• 14 Y> t.i *em the excluded parts led ill in "PIM 0 4 0 1 come ridiculous bet highly injurious to this colic. sllS•Rseills prohibited. . ~ trp, and dis c i disabl e to its Government—to all miststering intim, and particula r ly die riles grfir i k. sisi t 6 ,tbebniarel, .1 pinerft 64 I am, Ac . ~ imr • duke, and the menses. et coming atOloppealig t ily teettaoolllllnlietellellt* . 1 1117' ' eel* ' ' ' isi gee s) sr J. AmmEaseet, eentreseveor • I Governments. The cause of the People of South reeeptlee of pieers...qirariekeste, JW.) --1 ' der's. - . • i ., I . ' ~ • ; ~; I ~~ d .~ ~_~ { * I. t 0 ; '1