The Statesman. — London, England, 1819-05-15 00:00:00

without say intention of bringing Moil trial. Bat perhaps, they propose to make a new rewelation nest s ess i o n e t Parlispeat, by which Mr. G.'s inwesent *ellen, shall be adjoined to Acne been criminal, and lb* conchal of his per praiseworthy. The Mill only be 'naked to 'rennet* such as 6 export facto' preceeding with the mu of Rights—and it will the. become, theagla not till thew, Law. ' Bed in such a rite Jr, we writes ic re's*. This Is a dread. tel sentence '—"iIiAL•I I IARI. " ON Wednesday last his Eteellency the Litre.. tottl i-Governor dissolved tlie G.-neral Aesesably of the Province, after hallos gi►eu his assent to all the Bills inept oat. " In the speech which his Bscellency delivered on the °cession; the following pelisse is sddrested to the ' Geollewen of the Assembly : " 6 II It alth regret sisal I have to regna,k, thsi loudly any prosisions Nave been made fnr those ter• aim which have been particularly ►ecommentled by mein year coosideration ; sod it is with great concern that I notice year persistence is a measure to which your attention Ass been very recently called, which I canoe suffer to peso ersonticed, cuosistent with the duty I owe to my Sovereign. ." , The eel, 'node which yea have sow left are to do is this. by tliogolvinit the General disserrobly.' " (Si. John's Courier, New Brunnrick, Merck WA.) };,tract of a letter from St. Vincent, eth of April, 1814 : I have seen a Gentleman from Anewato►e, ask. spats in the 0091 favourable terms of the Atomism of affairs with the Patriots. The troops from Egg• land had arrived, and every means taken to furnish them telth every activity for their comfort. It was npected they would immediately makes dash at Cit. recces, which, when taken, would aoril the of ming all their enßae<►ments, and induce a brisk trade bet seen the West Indio' and that country. Vesteiday inotninA • acts was run away wit► from this port, by some runaway sailors and segrates, and supposed in be gait* for the Spanish Main; het they km ne fears here of their meeting with any esicourseessest from the Patriots, who faithfolly eve up a vessel and tiepin under similar circumstances some liaises." Hatred fres the ji _Niemen[ Gazette and Weekly Advertiser. 20th of Match, 1819 : " By a Gentleman hos the Orinoco, which he left early is theism week, we learn that Abe 'stein. Armco which we published in our last number, of a defeat of a detachmest of the Real Army on the 9111 sillies, had bees confirmed previously to his leaving Aiiiirst era, by the sr/ iral of official dispatches from the Independent Chiefs, detailing the particu lars of this action, in whirls love handfed of Mo tatto's army were killed on the Sold, end two bee died taken prisoners. • Odr informant •ferther states, that is cense gestice of this discomfiture, and the greet malty of provisions in the BieSal Army, the latter had bees eompelleti to rettest: and that, on his quitting Goias, a report had reached that place of General PAIS having Dribs brought them to action ea their "vilest, and *Nei* a complete victory. " All accounts that we receive from this qvarter, agree in representing the Independent cease as daily increasing in strength sad resources ; and there cis be little doubt bet the ;present year will close their rsertions is the complete entenclpeties of Veneseeie from the Spanish yoke. The British troops lately arrived at Angostura, to the anseest of several hun dred, had been formed iota a separate brigade, sad proceeded to cooperate with the army." The following are extracts from the last Gowen Papers • MUNICU, MAT I.—A coarimenication hem Frankfort, is a public Paper, says, ' Several diplo matic characters have Peptone(' themselves very fer eibly respeetiag the apprehensiess which are mini. felted in some quarter., that the impression which the murder of VON KOTIllaUt may make upon Resits, might he attended with sufavosrable comae- Teener. for Germany.' " it bey been sigoilied en this occasion, that ea She ewe banal Ramis would be very far from pretend ing to esenise a infiesme. is the internal concerns of Germany ; a men the ether, that the greet Ger sten Powers *wild sever suffer any such foreign in. Irene* to be employed. The Ministers who are stated to have espreewd thesseelyn in this or a simi. lsr manser, have thereby shows their respect for the public opinion which generally prevails its Gee. many. " Beaux. Amt. 'lll.—Lost February the term of a year *spired, which our Government had Geed by its declaration delivered to the Cermet, Diet by the Prussian Aratassader, Costa Gots, as the time which it required so make the necessary preparations for introdecing the premised Constitution. It is not doubted bet the Government will keep its word, as it is well known that this business has been very se riously prevented fur some time pest. It is Armed that Prince WITTOWTIIII has the merit of having convinced the King el she necessity of this work.— The Covernatest is also esdesrearing to establish, as much us possible, a direct commercial iaterceerse with Ihe United States of North America, for which purpose several Prussian Console have been appoint ed for the Americas sea.perts. " Fitanaroax, Aram ttl.—lt is hoped that by the 24th of May, twirl the lime when the German Governments have promised to inform the Diet of the eseeseres taken to WM the 13th Article of the Act of Confederation, respecting the introduction of RepresentsiiveContitetionsof their proves*, and, if possible, of their Ins[ resell, ibis most Important sub. ject will be breeght forward in the Diet." MICH, I.IIIIIIIIM-011 the 7th inst. the Snit stone et a new bending, to be erected hp D'Olier•strev, for the Dublin library Society, vies laid by An ew:a Grouse, Esq. the librarian, is represents. live of the President, the lord Bishop of CLOVIS. A great somber of the Members attended. A plate of trapper, carefully raveled with glass, was de. posited under the stone, bestirs a suitable in scription. Yesterday afternoon, at sheet 'eves o'clock. his Rapti Highness the Racsorr arrived at Carl toe-hosse, from [;righter. Peitz or But:atm—Silver in bars ; statidard, at ss. .*.d. was yesterds)'s violative. 11-1 E 3 NISFSMIN. Ti nix EDITOR or rex STATCSM 4 N. Sta r —.lt is jest discovered to me that the Bank Is makitog all awel to the Bar.kora and Merchstats, in order to influence the Parliament to ley aside this commendations of the Committees with respect to the paper commie,. Now, Sir, if each a similar step were to be taken by the yomager brooches of my family in opposition to the Bank, I am per suaded that a Council of Law)ers "mold be called together in owlet to protecting oho planners and writers of the hand-bill, ander the desigoslion of e conspiracy. I' will precise time that ten journeymen boot•closera were committed to ?bravest. for conspiring to raise their war., the twelve Judges were sitting ■t Serjelat's Inn Chambers, to remelt about volargiog their se. 'oriel, aud they nhtain►d their object. There no nothing .o►paaaea impartial justice. —Vogt's, &e. Link Iltitain.Frbler t,rr . 4..) If. Jolly BULL To rex RDITOR or rot STATESMAN. SlR.—if the following I.oner, written some months since, at the time whets the inditidoal, to whose me. tits they aro a feeble taboo., flew from his how, to the salvages of his hien,' ((Monona), mho was shoot to be riled for crimes of which he was honoree', and of which he was honourably arqoitted, are wor. thy of Insertion Its year Paper, they are perfectly at your service.— From your constant reader, Csicheorr, May 14.1111 i. F. F. D. LIMMII ADDRESSED TO SIB 'FRANCIS BURDETT. UN His DKr aliTUßli FOIL Ikk.L.A.ND TO ASSIST II lII+ it I Eh U MOM MOIL Neer higher illy head Wide 11.1heaMa. and smile, An wait,* so row, urea require a saws Aroljulo with se Eria.troo Ewser.tid isle," Awl let esolloor rewind his pr.nse• proton i c. Though bright k the tear which 1. a °nem can •hrd, Though 11. the high which a Inver can hint Though seeder dg heart that for other.' has Ile 1, 'll here's moor like she tear, 1.4 is ifirtn.l so tit Ate-s. The oversews wreath dial rocketed thy brow, Where fair was the Idly, and it...talcs% the rose, B 1• nerrale r sod brighter nod lovelier now, Far amid the gay dhaplet amsdher Lod Wows; That 111-trer In Bhp helm swam rooted re deep (tar hair was the seil)bleweee'd dritopkonly there. It taught shy,. f r wee eremitic, a weep. It ought thee to meroor a fared from delimit. Thee shanks In she elegem*. tba.ks to She brier t Nor hoglaws, wee Foie, the praise shall fo►ger With joy loth beheld thee ud ne'r the dork *see, It hem Fiore crewed wit► laurels Sir k IILASICIII tin whirr. E. F. D. zrianAmi ON TOE CO / EMI R AMIN OF PENRIN. Wire beard of ittabea., IrMSI sad ataall, /at Mese. "'op ; ItICPPd tam ab, 71st am yet were found 1— Stoatitt4 unconscionably large. ?Mt rall M Breakfast bear she ebarge Miaow awl Meaty past! • • Mr. thill.a.-•" Ile bettered that a Breakfast sense a seal of 441. I"—ia she printed copy it ear '.:4os. SAND; Ronan:es seniors, is it IMO deed. This is. iodised, an see of revolutions sod eneuier reitnletioas. Louts XVIII. if now thought firm on the Throne of F.nonw, and It is believed that Cuit caw Joust. stew on the Throne of Sweden. well he err• Beadle rears in favour of the yeeng Prince, sou of Gt;nevus. lately King of Sweden. Br Is Pope's to the Mb iiistant, cnntaia the (etlewisg paragrsplu respecting Seeds§ " Bausists, Mu 7.—Accounts from Frankfeit of the Ist el this month say—' For these two days past the most egeraordinery repolle have liven in cif esletioa in this city. r►lative to the present Goma. sent of Sweden. Political arrangements are spoken of as batiste been proposed. but which are aimed to have been peremptorily rejected. The neat cootie' from Stockbol■ •ill doubtless enable as to form so opinion on this subject.' " MAY 4.—Letters from Sweden speak of a pftlicifier agitation which appears to olio is the Cabinet of Stockholm. The Kin g (resiliently usable, the Council of Slate ; the Minister of Kee. sia is invited less freqesitly than formerly to the Mi. glister of Fore** Alfsirs. Tim measures taken for the defence of the ►ingdom are praceettiag silk sc.. deity. There is a plan for building an immense for. tress is the very heart of Sweden. `• All this seems to indicate that the Goverment hes some fears fnr the later*. Oa the other band, the family of the dethroo►d King is said to he solicit ing th• protection of a greet Power for the yeses Prince GUSTAVUS." BOROUGH Corrtta.—This prima has lately dolour , a thornoo repair. ft oar ♦esterdsy visited by Alder.... J. J. SIMITII end olhyr City Magistrates, Mts. Fay, sad snows of the Society of Friends ; who ell expressed their saii.fiction et the improve. mews and the discipline obser►ed amongst the pri. SOOPM The men SOU 111011.11.11 are an. confined is diNereot wings, end kept to Wintery employment.— Thisezpence lo t►e City will be @boot 6000$. Ovum ix Ovo.—A respectable inliebiiant of Kid. weeny, Carsertheashire, having lest 'seek boiled sod broken an ordiaary.sbaped ►en's egg, for the pur pose of eetiug it, was surprised by the epoon's com ing in contact with a bard sebstence in the yolk, which proved to he another completely formed egg, about the size of that of. thrush. A Meeting has been held at Mansfield for eonsi. dering the best mode of employin4 the poor ~,,r k in g weevers : it was agreed to solicit lam from the Doke of PORTLAND to dig and set a certain quantity of she forest sills potatoes, and which kis Greco seedily Vented. The poor men are to be allossod 24. per day ; end whys the potatoes ere reaped, they are to be disposed of for their an is Such s IDARROr is may be thought most proper. ENGLISH PRO•PCNITY.-1. In most places in Eoi• land the parishes fi..d it very difficult in support the 'poor; in many places impos►tlle.—Y. In matey parts the artisan is thrown oat of employ meat, .r only put an bolt work.-3 Foreign commerce has been to. tally onprorloctise, mud in many instating noisome.- 4. The sbepk•epers in the tit) and the protium are tailing every day.--5. lie the cne►se of a few netts the stocks hue tallest ID per tent.-6. lie she midst of a ptofnand peace, the income is prodigiously be. leer the eapenditere; and a loan of 25 willies, is talked of IN ripply the delsie•cy. PIIMIIMENTAir PAPielt. ATION Alt M INT. Ab ottoost sbow N ies assamai of wow lowesied by the Lanett town foe Ow redaction of die ifothotol Debt. he the porebate of topital 4551 to oat 4 Or PuMle Foods. top- Ow sob the AMMON of web asplisl reek. mod al lbe late rru pm% able *moo t reechoed sod &gained b dot lota Coutioloiosere, foe the trot. the year redleg IS It __Jar. M... 7 I. she yew esstios Joie 13. ISIS 9 per Frei. Capital /week parallelled £...al loserent thelesso sisms S (t) A. Ammo, of she Aormonsi elf Capitol Ilborik. nod of the Immo aaattall) payable sierras , obit& et wok, Mere brew lived ewer so. and /I i tirdi by, she Comosso.osser. for she Itedoelsost.4 she Nnsioonl U.M. so rarhattee Co the ram of tnne• seemed by Sheen in she year mitre ibis Jr... ISIS. pro•bird .arb t MI of wooer hod area pool by 1M said Cow. 5a1.40ue.., nailer ihr authority of Übe An 961 h (3.-• 111. e. 31. i exchange for ...ch poeei.. of ra plea I mark. 'reined by a 10,01.4 21 onisinn.., rimed for she rwe has year. a. would bore berm drier...able to she row Coonnki.oioner., at the rate aid up.. the terms tip• a which ruck b.* was eon ' warted A., rod raked, opmprahl, in she Ite.IN:loos of .he lloonornble she House of Zoomono. of she 14th of Jose, tar raftiont 35 oration. by JINN i ir.. blowy *hie. wwtld Wive beer itivr,ted ... .415.407 SS 2 4 Capital Seeerk whiell would leave beers ribmised by ibe Curin.,..some •—.l per Geui.. Dims 4 per Ceut.. --- Meal 09 oml Neck 24,6b11.451 lb Amami lutereet 'berme S. 1111;11A11, Secretary. lratiaaal Debl-441ee. 51 May. 1819. NAVAL INTELLIGICNCIL DEAL, MAY 14.—Arrived and sailed for the River the Castle Forbes, Fraser, from Bombay ; Emperor &Unmade'', Milo', from JlllllBeal ; and Woodmas, Hear, from Batavia.—Came down from the River, and sailed, the Aid, Bailey, for Qeebec; Rhoda, Crosier, for Trinidad ; Seedlig, Nicholson, for Bombay ; Selina, ---, f or Li mer i c k ; so d Ab.ons, Lewis, for Detslio.—Rernaius the William Mills, from Bengal.—Sailed the Java, Smith, from Batavia for the River. Filo P. M.—The Swallow, for Bootbsy, has come to an anchor again. PoaT•Mootu. 11i.tY 13 --Arrired the John Es daily, King. from London for Jasmine; and Linnet rimer, from a cruise.—Sailed his 11•j•+ty's ships Galatea and Hotspur, soder jury•masta, for Dept ford. FALMOUTII. MAT It—Arrived the Princess Eli. sehmh pocket, with Moils, from New York, lest from Relifae, he 21 day.; spoke the ship Bowen, inlet. 48. 56 long. 25.4 K. enderjorpotests. Cowes, MAT 14.---Smiled the Triton traesport, with troops, fur Quebec. HARI/ICI., MAT 14.—Arrived the Lord Nelms picket, with Mails, acc. from Cosbsven. Liraseoot, MAT 13. re. Awns Maria, Jammu, from Rostock to Liverpool, with sheet sod barley, am to pieces t►is morning ow the North Beak; she Ceptsio drooped, the crow consisting of sis mew sod the pilot saved. The M.ris, Cameron, from !mote for St Andrew's, N.Q. was spoke with ow the 30th of Much, in lit. 40. 33. long. 00. with loss of redde►, ea I short of provisions, by the Lavinia, arrived at Yotk from London. NATtONAL DIM/DC—Sir Ittcwaon PHILLIPS, in late members of the Monthly Mayazine. has analyzed the causes of the present distresses, and pointed oat practical means of correcting them. TN population, of every healthy community ought, be m inisins, to consist of three agricultural for esee artisan, or trod. lug family ; bet its England, it tippers, by the Po. pelation Retorts., that the just proportions are re• versed. The late calls for menufseterieg labour,' and the sionultaneove engrossment and consolidation of farms, have combined so to nogreent the nember of' the manefscterers and artisans', and to diminish the' number of faring, that on the invention of additional machinery, and us lib* Whig-aid thee:port trade, the menufsetering end peeling population have been left without resource, and hence the accumulation of misery. Sir Iticnaao Greta, therefore, the 'dap. Lion of every variety of policy which sends to ens. meta the number of families I:siog by the iodepend. ent resources of agriculture; and, as one meows, ►e proposes that the Poor Hates shall be assessed oft farmers, in proportion to the quantity of land which they occupy, sod that landlords Anil pay a Land Tea, in proportion to the quantity o( laud aster. twined to be in the occupation of their torment. Thet, occupiers not exceeding lOU acres, emelt! pay a sis al. rate, and the owwsrs no Land Tao ; but from 100 to ISO acres, they should pee a half•rate retro, and the °weer ts. per acre Lind Tax; from ISO to 150 UM, a doable rate, and 3i. per acre ; from 150 to 500 acres, a treble rate, and N. per erre; and, from 54X) , upwards, a geadruple•rate sod 10v. per acre. Poor land, to be taken a third in quantity 'higher ; and small farms, not exceeding live acres. used solely as such, to be liable to no rate or ter. This plan, its projector conceives, would diminish the incentives to landed monopoly ; com pel landlords to consider she interests of the comma. oily, es well as their own ; provide for the pour, by the very mesas which now aggravates poverty ; double she present number of farming establishments ; draw 300,000 families from the over-peopled towns, leasing full employment so the reerisiolog wizens sod traders; and, in floe, sebstirete eirivetsal hap. piness for that state of hopeless misery which now pervades the empire. New STATEN or PUNCTUATION !—At a dinner table, a short time ago, one of those nondescripts called a dandy, wes sealed at top, sod a honest plain dealing farmer, et the bottom. During dinner time, a great many af►ctedly polite speeches were made by Hess, and a itteat many cotta. 011011 by the farmer. When cheese was introduced, the fop, in an affected mincing tone, asked the company whether they would take cheese, and whether they preferred the pyre or impure. On asking the farmer this que.tion, the old man replied—D— is your pure or impure, give me some of the rotten! Sir, says the dimly, I must bog leave to tell you, that you have mad. many very ialsolent speeches doting dinner, aura, Sir, if 1 have any m 1.1116111 of your insolence, I shall place my thumb and Gilder, one *wench side of your noseorid make a Parenthesis of it.—A Parereilietir ! shall you ! says the old use—then 1 shell put my fist In year face, sad make efoil stop: Ti rat PUMA or Tits STATE fl IN. (Tbe r• 41011 Mgt Lester host trolly reeopeet •rr n t r. S IN. w• err•W hoer re i.... 11 .5 •M. wane 1'061134re. ,• .1 is *Hews, liii the Calkulie 0011011111 in dm Corson. Vera dripeed of I Si.,—l am an En.iiennan, and an enemy to any proectiptive law That escludits any pert of is) eesaw trysail from 'Mims in ell the rights belonging to a free People, be his religiose opi:. whet they may; escepting these opinions go to cilitstb the peace of civil society, or destroy the liberties of my country, or have any tendency to produce these carets. New, Sr, I think, oltra • man owes a duty or allegiance so • Foreign Sovereign, and indirectly is ender elm iniluence of that Poser, he is sot an independent selktt ject, acting according to hit unbiaysed a ill. In this state I consider the Catholic of the present day, the fore 'being a Sovereign to all intents and purposes. sending Ambassadors, making Treaties, living at a Pilots in thecapital of his dominions, trolled by any other Sovereign ; the head of a religion ever fond of making cnoverts to opinions chick, I think, mod to humble man, and make him bend too mach tow's& the en. cooracmnent of arbitrary power ; I therefore object to thy Catholics having all the benefits of our consul- Minuet lights, until they set aside the Sovereign Power, and the. Wows an independent sect. Thee placed in the litigation of other Gliwice's 'beret.. bre no objection in permitting them the fell enjoyneras of all the rights eery privileges of alter Dissolvers from the Church of E:sgland. This, end this ileac should bit the condition from which the Catholic should receive his emancipation. It appears say simpler the iaterest that England took in restoring she Sovereign Poutilf to his dignity, whoa there had bee* such au eatery against, sad such prayers end prearlarte for the dared of the Scarlet Whore, the Whore of Babylon, the City of Abomination, Anti-Christ, and a hundred other names on mord in the, troika of tor old 'Moines. Popery . and slavery formed the lent outcry poetious to the 1t... lotion, which saved the purposed excluding J Ann. The Port is now fiend to be a very hamlets, iota. festive chancier; the beast with seven heads end ten borne is now un more heard of ; these this., mast create a smile on the ceouteseages of all Welt• log amt. The Catholic Question appears a mooniest Wad of basiness, artswerittg the pupae of keeping alit* sop' feeling in the verities felicitous sects ; bet the (legation of policy can be easily solved—ls lb. Catholic religion, that is the fire exercise of it, under a Government like oars, safe end convenient ? If se, give them immediately all the rights of other 116- lisb subjects; if, es the coaster', this liberal conolue; is dangerous to she peace and liberty a our country, reject their ill.judged applications; but not without giving so respectable end powerful a body, • strong and tessonable 'scum for acting thus by flops. Yost constant Broder, A. IL C. OBSIsitY/DIUM ON THE EVII. EFFEI TS ay DUPLICITY AND suLtlsil, As NOW IN --•aw-- TO THE EDITOR Of TIIR STATESMAN. Sea,—Duplicity ad 'elks= hs . eing become the or. der of the day, allow me, through the medium df riga Puper, In stir a few observations on its bane foryteets iron .t.sciely. This evil, like most others, takes he visit from hilooistets, •Ins practise all m of &endive,. and pursue their own interests, totally wordless of the • altering, of the People, the majority of whom are relayed to pauperism by theft daptincipied ceadort. The 111 effects hf following thla 1 assople arthills Wm in 'eery chess of anciely'lle each a drogra,lid to threaten the total &infliction of all conitteneobetwees Man and man, to the great in jury of trade in general, which bids fair to be ens. pietely annihilated if the evil be not speedily arrest ed. The honest simplicity which formerly marked the cachet of Engliskenest is now Tory rarely to be tort with, bet has been sepersedal by tontsiilgeseile and craft, and plain dealing has now grown quits, oat of fashion ; every one is strkink to gain hit own mercenary ends, totally unmindful of the manner ire which be obtains them, however vile and base they say be. The love of lucre prednroirtstes over those bible vine's for which our forrtathere were so muck Metinguished, and freed and petorlaslon stalk abroad unabashed. One man now belids his fortune an %ha downfal of another, merrily riultinz at Alt fain, and glorying in his curio acts of villainy, by abide be has accomplished his purpose. I If a matt has bet got money, no matter how, be fa looked upon as a great mato and treated accorrlioel ) ; whereas a poor man, who has nothing left hie bet ' his honesty ~.d integrity. Is too often treated with that lased and contempt which he by no means merits. It is this that impels unprincipled WWII in lonceto corrupt and practice venality is order to obtain tidies; and dies the public coffers ern drained to ratify the avaricious dispositions of the vilest of assokind, shoats wadded to rob the pub.. lic perm with impunity, and ',joke Is think that Joint Butt is so easily gelled. While these locate aro altered lies to fades on the spoliation of dm People, sithoet any regard to cumulate loothosty, is it to be sundered at that others should their pernicious ample to obtain similar ends ? From Shakier, the cogitation has spread through every class of the comnsaity, end tiles the morals of the People have become contsminaied, so that honesty bids fair to be banished the kingdom, soil i fraud sobstituted in its steed, every ono having to plead the coudect of tar Haien ill palliation of his own crimes: and while the Naas camps set of men confine* to govern, it k soot likely 'list the morals of the People will improve, but, a the am ttary, continue to become still worse. I realm par's, he. O. {ti • ...TE LANDS IN INILAPD• --TAer• are mot loge Asa 1,830.010 of bog sad morass load lying fireole in Ireland ; in a Mibiterrial Ilipmbor .f ibr Hondo lardoms say., that In 1110.17 tie plats, of Irv- w ' ►ra . • übligrd to feed one sculent plants, sock • a• mustard seeds, Isclaci, potato ter, sad potato istAs!" - • _... 1