The Statesman. — London, England, 1819-03-27 00:00:00

. IM, . 9h 11. PARNELL replied ; end the Bill leas read le wood dote, and ordered to be committed. PRIVILEGL. _ _ The SPEAKER said, gerieent of the Curds was in attendance, though the soldier was not yet et. mutated het Wig reported to he on his way. Mr. W YNN nished to know, when the soldier we, likely so unity ? Ti?. SPEAKER slid. they were both on duty at ('het.....; and oo long lime could elapse, ha sup• posed. b. fore his •rrivel. Lord ALTRORP mewed, that the Sequel be called in. Jobe Hemline was then celled to the bar. • . The SPEAKER mommioerl hies.—fie Is a Ser. jeent of the Ist tioerds. lie came to the !loose on naturday In *retch for W. S u ntan, by order of sae leijirent.Major. Ile found bins in the Lobby. . end asked his authopy for staying here; he said he had been examined. Ile look him op stairs. tad a Gentleman said he had done es. .kmining him, end Ink might take bin sway.— ; fie then took him to kb quarters, when he ran sway Toss him i‘ het he took him Ina quarter of an hoer, end carried him to tbe Til l-for d . Ile was then sent . . . to the Barracks. Serjeeet-Major Sutton ordered • aliens to Ig‘e Stiaton into custody for absenting i . Monett front e Defaulters' Drill. ) ' s itkulliaild by Lord ALTHORP.—Stinten bad • . h ) Wert tried flees for that, fp/ ihrobedleoce of orders, --;„ •.• seealeg iway,tind mekiiiiistiey with a pieceef cloth Se property of witness. The Serjeast-Major did • detirearithess to go for Stioten to the noose of ‘ * meat, bet to take him where be could fled hies. Ile did not know whether the cloth was taken before or after hit euudeation at the Hasse of Commons.-- r 'Witness did set know that it was impioper to arrest die teas in the lobby of the noose of Costumes; he :Indy obeyed his er , e. Motet' gave his meson for. 'being absent from the Defaultees' Drill, becasaa.he • was obliged to Weed the Bosse. lie was out pm . wished, then* tried. Stinton did not report to any • Nun-cointaiesioned officer that witness knew of, that ate was obliged to attend the Hesse. . "Ile witness was then ordered to withdraw. • • I.ord ALTUORP said, It appeared that the • .'soldier lied been tried, after usentinoiog that he bed - "seen olfilgeil to attend the house. That was a Breach • 'Sir Pejilltge, and he moved for a copy of the Minutes !rffilre - Cotert-lifartisl on Stinton. lercioant-1 1 11rier Sefton wee celled in, and essmitted 'bthe S PEAK ER.—lle corroborated the testimony Pr the fast Witness, as to the ..king Silence into comedy. 4 11 e was tort its coofinunent till. ileuday. when he was taken before the Adjutant, bet refused teenier*/ 'easy question unless be was broeght toe Ceert.Mar liai: He was then taken before the Cinamendiog t o Aliser,_bet answered his guidons is the same MO. her as he had answered the Adjutant. He was old. ornately brought before s Coort-filartial, arid felted t puAl df being absent free drill ; bet he was sot eoisbra, as he stated that his statue wAs occasion. od by his having berm rinnueed to .trend s o Eke. 1 ianetring Committee of the House of Comatose.— Iv lola the witness, be had been ~mooned to et. earl a Committee, but he did not ay e Committee f the noose of Cosssons. Witness sew a v he soldier 's heap, ,gkith lie idtereerda e litasthe esultrOPO. If that asesio•oe hod beep n • o any Clear, is 4reold bees bees excised lased. tint drill. 4 The witness thee will:drew. Lord ALTIIOItP wu reedy to acknowledge that ['obtain* attached to the ten Fwrjeuits, yet, for she sake of regularity, and for their privilege, they eight to bore the minutes ad the Ceert-.Martini, which he accordingly moved for. „. Mr. NECICET did soiconsider the minutes of the ceert.Martlal as necessary, since it now appeared that the Curt-Martial hod so centsection with the present eircemateece. , filitrrrEltidßY thought the minutes should be ;valued, as they weak! speak for themselves with die greatest eccereey. Mr. GOHLIIHRN was inclined is think the mi. ,use, she'ld be prodead es the (Poly official dew. newt. . Mr. W. WYNN 'minted the proprlety of hating Col. Tele eebsee's testimony as to the grounds so sybigli fie ordesed Mateo into confinement. i Col. TOWNSHEND stated, that he was infers ela„,_, h a d br o ke swinge iiierialee behaved ill, end for that reason he had or dered him into cominemeet, mode* be punished in the weal war. Mr. BECK El' had se wish to withhold the Mi llets's, if any groom& were mode eat fey their pro. 1d.C.1110. Cut. WOOD the•ght thls was an irregu lar w a y of glide/sat the Minutes. The liaise was told that the mew uncommitted for breaking away from the Fier. jijaat ; if tbeabseatlng himself from drill was lime. deced into the engeiry before the Coart-:Martial the follow , as that get him eat of the scrape. lie thnegbt t one wend du wall to pteceed farther. After a few words irate ford PAL%I /ASTON, the Gallery wes.cliered for a disisien. but none look place, the motion being negatived without a division. ARMY ESTI M ATFS. The Home then meat into a Committer The coin of SUM to 32 yeti-4 for the Military Myles,. and via. for the Military College.—Titc R:putt was ordered to lir resolved an Monday. The Ilaniace Att Amendeneot Bill wits read a woad time , with an wederstaallop. the di:cassia's upon it should take blielle on a fusser war of the Bill. no Dili thew watt tbrougte • Csioratiitee pra firsts. and wait reported, sad the *error( oniered to betakes loin further corer detrolo• this day re'aaieht. The Report of itte Qvorter !Waite Division Bill was received, and the Bill re•evimiwitied. Sir C. MONK objected to the haste and want of consideration with olio this important meow,: was prised throe. the flower. Ur. DICK11460!I &graded the Bill, and coolieerbed that foil eatteetarrainso had bees siren to the maiwore, bath in and oaf of the Dow. Ur. liAßVlcif also sapported the Bill , whirls weal through tle.Cowwiwee. nod the Report was mitered ao be received so 3lowdae. The Meshes' Qoaltileatien was twormitted for Monday. 'Dm Prise Mosey Dienhal•liiiis Sill aas read • second time, sod eommitted fur linadey. The rentach Sowing Bake sad the !schemers' Allowance Bilk mete eftwrifilleal foe rsdwy. Ur. U. tff I LLI A NIS wooed for leave to h-itue in • RIB to I/Owe the Qmillitaties Oak .4 Freeholders, aa mewled by the 1151hof the K lag ! — Leave woe gi vett The Carlisle Um Bill was reported, and ordered to be read a third time rieTpriiwny Divorce Bill ass read a left time, and enkted re et MIA a Maid WPC. I•HE STATESMAN The Offal /IMO= Canal Amendment 13111 was rani a ird time. The lane and TnMien Licence lint read a fir*, and m imed fa be read • seavad lime no hiasday.—Aejearar• till Alewlay. _ . nosh whirls cats grace the soldier, sad the richest re• ward which he can receive for the Wipes, perils, and privations of. his profession, is the rpprobetio• of a grateful country. " ANDREW JACKSON." 411ERIC4. Hoar Ministers (and we are scarcely ever remind. ed of any power shove them), if these really Riders of the Land, and who have the destiny of this once great kingdoms in their hand, oast look without men. cern at the condition of oar of tt home, let tins cast their eyes over the Mantle, cod if they Oast bring their views looms spin without being appelikd, then have they the strongest nerves that ever went,- terwoven in the complesity of moo! The condliet of the Americans is certainly not a dedar•tioo of *, 'we should be sorry It could be conserved ; bog It is • detainee of opinion so masted, thvt really use cannot but feel trimly under it. America hog awes, in her reception sad treatment of General Jackson, a greeter contempt for all we can soy or do, Moo by writing end publishing ten thoesand volumes. CIVIC HONOURS TOGEN. J ACKSO74. NearYOits, Fes. 23.—Yesterday, agreeable to a Itemludo* of the Cooperation, the freedom of the City of Nes, York was conferred spots 111sjor.Gen. Jackson in a gold frog. The ceremony ..d.4with three cheers from the essoodded crowd at lima"- kall. PC, RUC DINNER. Agreeable to arrangoraents, the politic dinner to General Jackson was siren yesterday. at Tammany. hall. The company consisted .f nearly four hundred respectable citisees, and among the guests were Gee. Porter, Commodore Evers, Col. Ilesse, sod other smithery mad metal officers. The flail wee decorated In an elegant sod appropriate manner. At &beet be o'clock the company sat dew. to divest, when the Throne of Grose wee addressed by the Rev. Case Jones. Ilia lloooer the Mayor plaided with great dignity, assisted by General Bogardus. Gorden S. Meesford. Frederick Jenkins, Jonathan Thomsen, E.qrs.; General Swart wont and Alderman Buck. matter, as Vice. Presidents. The dispose was pro. pared and lerred up in ■ style which did greet credit in the Committee of A/Tenements, and to Mr. Cos• liens. The bend from the Washington, 74, eelivened the sceoe by their appropriate airs. 'the following were among the toasts drank : Jackson—the &mow of the South; while the Wirth- Ansi bent , het tribute to the mew. his Name mid hie deeds ...s 'mother remembromer. The Utttledilemes of Smirks —fainter Mend 1.. hermit sold sin thou g one csiiim:e. Ate emumeu sitfct), asit a egotism c lim e he Illemory .4 Georg, -n mut osequalied ti the hi:4w of meg • the diva of • shoootilif 3eat• sill but larie.oe she ili,,mood 1 1 01. Maser of hit lase. The Mellt.ll. of Beajsuirn Frimalie—the said hm Jmtly said be remelted the liuhtilug frets Deserts and she sceptre Irma the tyrant'. head. DINNeMiC 314nefat two— Altaffi(llll seeiar iaduttry, moll patriotism, wiU risme ear bele =. The Setereigu Peimistuf the ILliiiietl Mats. New re hail their aressulea to the liaise. The la she eaters limit of the Republic. The 8 of Naafis Story—the Vutrorteets of Keutstely vs the romper*. New (ibis. The Army of I ShOles —it is All arms uf teemes„ shim terrible le se tug eel. loud veleian slot the ferocious hi.voge. Ibe Sh* she UsMed iestei—the bowl of their eosi.ti . i , and the 'maw. a the world. Gee. Jackson afterwards a:gentled dig Thome, ll* front of which was brillioa illoatingtod sow of Faosioo, ••61410. hod s lisitle Ukase. - 'lmre of lihats. PIM YORK, rte.* . _ THE MAYOR'S ADOOLSS TO GEL JAOKSOO, via. 13. '• hlaaon•Liem. Jac task could be more gratifying to se than that *Web lam now to perform. lam to congratulate you, la behalf of the Common Council, and of oar f.llaw.eiliseay ea year arrival among us. We ere happy to avail ourselves of the first op. portenity of testifying, by every mark of respect, the feelings your high 'military services base inspired. " While the mho!, county was agitated by the threatened invasiew of a powerful foe, we timid not but learn, with ansiety, that be bad directed a large armament to a point where it wu known be could only be met by an inferior force chiefly composed of our undisciplined sod inesporkeced coesstrymers. We knew that Beitaie, at the end of a costae which had coatelord Europe for twenty yews, had diadem' her veteran and victorious troops in make war open us • but the sons easier soil, ashamed by your spirit, am; conducted by your wisdom, drove the invaders from ear shores, and achieved a victory, which, while it raised the character of our cnustry to an elevation that attracted the admiration of the rest of the world, left to every Arne' ican a debt of gratitude to you and to our brave brethren who fought with you, which never cao be nocelled. 11 With these sentiments, allow me to present to you this certificate of your being admitted a freeman of ibis city, and to thank you for your compliance with the Itesoletion of the Comm Council request. ing your ',adroit. " Permit me also to assure you, that we shall feel greet pride is being able to Oahe you as wet fellow cithen, end in placing the putted of owe wlest-kes de,erred so ;sell of his country in our gallery, et. ready occepied by the resemblances of assay who hare similar, though no one sopesrur, claims to our grateful acknowledgments." To ‘rhicis General Jackson made the followleg reply : 6 St K i —The distinguished honour which the Cans. men Council of the city of Nen York has conferred, by my admissioo as a frumaa of their city, le to use . a sumo of the highest gratification, and will ever be recutlecterk with feelings of the warmed sensibility. 'be be associated with those who hare berm distin guished for their patriotism and eselonsattschment to the Republican principles of our (internment, is the most snaked station of e• American citizen. The approbation you hue been pleased to 'sprees of my humble efforts in the held, itemasand my greatest sc. Itisowledgment ; for those sentiments em I indebted to the bravery of the troops I had the honort to commend. ' 6 What I have demur's for fey country ; had I erred in the discharge of my official duty, that error nould have originated in the warmth of my devotion to her interest, mod a misapplication of the means best calculated to promote her happiness end pro sperity : bet to Ma that my conduct has been mac tioned by my Geverament, and approvid by my fellow.citizeni, Is a source of happiness unlimited ''its l weer/tone et my Ilfe; for the proadest be. LONDON: SATURDAY. MARCIE $7, 1819. From our French news it will be seen how right have been our conjectures with regard to the disposi. ties of the King, and the probable effects of the goaded of the French Ukras. In the order of po. titles, perhaps, a greeter anomaly was sorer witnessed thee what we behold at this time: oot merely in the memo end view of the varied peril's of both countrie., bet la the ve►y nature of, and deviation in, t►e same party also. That the first of the political class in Franco es le rank and fortune should be the tea! Ukras there, and those who are the least distin. gabbed for either in England, bit despised re" the want of bot►, s►ould be denominated by the same term here, is truly marvellous ; but so it is in fact. The Itaroestens here are qualified as Engliih Ultras, and the men on the other side of the water, who are enemies to all reform whatever, bat she _ to _r.ngaffairs o. resold stir Heaven and earth hi the f fiance but to what they were ender the ancient regime—sre the French Ultras. The Sussman k with the Reformers, Le ether words, with the tree PATRIOTS there ; while here the tune personage if taught by Lis Ministers is believe tbet the People is not his friends, but would encroach upon his prero gatives. Pride instead of, es,ow is in this sassier called up in the Ilene' es brute; end the People, the eve►y thing of the coentry, are disregarded es o n.. less encroachment ! We Jeng the application of very term, in any MOP, on the occasion. Vat Peopleowii all—gave all—and can at any time resume all !! The word it more absurd in its purport than If applied to the Lardy/ Ow Manor riding over the com mon after the slag or to*, and driving the pow 1114110111 cow or (lock of geese into a ditch. Let tkii Revilers of the Seasnmati then reflect ow cud meaprehend these preliminary points, awl we promisetliem French intelligence, from time to time, t►at shall reward their attention. Fines the complicated ensitlitioe into tibia the strain of illia kingdom are now thrown, we eheetd think it scarcely porsihle that the Kasen/ carafeek himself at MM. Wlllll, has be no (deathlike the ewe who west lass hod trams to the Mee at Ira* t*. to apprise bias of the danger to which limo reelessoirn ea posed by a two. fold cause —a ileglaidliml esitageieli People, and • ceofident cer•ept Aliwistry. At this instant we are not far trainload Uses the ditygoloahi• alterastar. 4 hemilis!ion rr warirafel !I Where aret Our millions tens of millir,w whsch the Imes wile*. 'Nei re only to assert a proper spirit egairr,t tbeeserbas *Reit neer our Inst condition. Why, they ere gees I. re.establlsh a not:aeon on the Throne of Primp, who will be a greater terror to es limn ever, beteg** be ceases to be the tyrant. This eery Bovnuon, 'ere many years have mood over nu beed4 tivii6 be (es bit brother was) in illieoce with Atl s *rick country batsf We I. the very soil. The**, is peso sion in the bonen breast so peeerfil as love to hatred termed. net we will pines this idea no farther at present, however rational, lest it should be led that what we so distantly sea we 'Hearty wish for. It is neverthelessa most melancholy clicemstance,tbei we believe from our ►earls that arat►ing white Nett he devised by a Coro sr a RectuLue, at the heiliade Committee of OCEROII, In the view of making gel** prestige span the minds of those else have our Bala in tbelr bands, would do any good wbateves4isilMs the mischief that is daily working within., rift the danger from without Women too glee's( to be Wager coopealed, and lbw' Papers trees the interior of Germany united p.. t.►day to t h e 131 h inir Thor Ital. - 'kW% confkrtoingtho fermi, Netherlands has enn.imi ithine shell be fr•!. in that is, ales** whole ritery, to the see. It this privilege will be Germans, unless tte to) . Manbeim, areibolished. If 11.ese impediments to a free commerce Icy that river sheulBl be revaosed, , the German ineriofemerers darter tl-emseives, tho !hey could maintain a geeceasful competition wills ih• lir i.. tisb manufacirrerv, end rirticeierly iscotten,for the supply of the Americas mutt et. Mails arrived yesterday mniniox from timbale% sad Flanders. Perusiseien has been granted to stn. port rem into Russia, which was net incleded in t last 'fared: The Emperor has approved of a plan for en Ustivesslty of dt. Petershorgh. The Elector of Bose, in ISM, poblished en Ordireoce, ensuring to the Jews the privileges of Christian', provided they taught their children bendicrefts; but that bring lan, effectual, in checking the commercial spirit of the Israelites, be hes now enacted, that the sons of Jewish merchants sad tradesmen shall bi prohibited from buying hostel; end that eso Jew shall brim up mere than one of bis sees in retail trade. It appears by the Egandiow Courant of die ISM alt., that she calibrated reformist, Mr. Unitnaatr o has been reviewed from Niagara, by a wilt 'at Rh.. boos, to the jell of York, Upper Canada, I. game. peace of so apprebensioa, that the populace moil& destroy the prison for the purply* of liberating him. Advice, from the I.le of Francs mate, te a t Ifl• il * z ports of that Island were to be opened nations in February lost. Some were p ' had been felt there the end of December. The report as to the destruction wf Measles by an watthquake, appears to bo whisirst the slightest foundation. The Fifth Report of Ike Coble . lsoioaera for enquir ing into the Duties, Salaries, Fees and Esoloarouta of the wend Officers, Clerks, aged lleblUferlref An- • tice of the Course in Semiarid, has been rioted by order or the Hausa of Commons. it recommends as increase of the allowance to the Judges for tbeir impinges on Circeit, the prestos, rates I,lo'l been bled so far bock as the year 1748, in which inter. Vol these espences most have considerably increased. It also recommends the abolition of the right of sale of all sobordinsie Offices in those Courts, aid that the Clerks of Jostioary and Mogen should haves lilted salary in live of fees and portialsitaa. I.to yrs', Books Goorsio dim following ', N i l z,... The WlllOllOO, moats, from ialeariostern, arrived or the Downs, with loss of an anchor and caldli o has. ing been on shore off Calais, mid on the Cloodarin Sands; the llorboard, CALLOW, and Benjamin, Srowswoon, from Newcastle to Copenhagen, are lost on the Sow ; the Mary, bliGnoticitY, from Port pailaiiiine to Liverpool, is totally loss. crow 'nil butter sated; Oil Swedish pad'. from Para to 1, , -bon is taken by the Amigos Insurgent privateer; the Anna. Srot.ru, from Bremen, arrived at Da. Tannish, after being ploodered of nearly thre whole id her cargo, by • brig sodas. Americas. cieloora. IVvrira 110 We GIVIIIt4C. E.Q. tr. Sacivitti. Ensornicg Giotto,. rag —at fell report of this trial aril be puWistied is the Obserrer of to.asorrow. ,_ ,' ELITTION Vol fowry.--Tho Poll doled on ihs 24th : . Mr. Atrirged, 181-I.* d Villtiort, 11'. 11'o . prosised Ger Roo ti , e Report of the Groot Erpori..o, that if soy as n( the atraefttlles• ciao 1 blerobors. they might se ossoniell by the %% hits. to enter upon a 111,0119 • • The ta...i.ral Refatleers ".usal pb.i , onne, equal lawn tram& a t ..a.tataciasaal Rrb, tauten abr am itaasau ;fa rtl j r ism g 4-I 11141. Igome .:f ow. 40.1 pertettityl a teillosied I bratao.4olbk Feta c.•" wart - VerinsMbor Lt• ...hatelbnaieb. arid whoredom. ha A.M. '• • • Vallaidilnbuktee take lid. eppepobatirepenta, • back bioety propboterl s— , I. nit 444 alma(money ham ir Frain+. Hettlett a ft. lbw UrKatallblee Ina I . Arta at ra..asina. raw NO Ma.' been stab,* in IkC act primird. That I,w .rw CI mosey ha. 64.0 r pirerrors of Pans. Lae, ...itypeated w anadoct she lief ile" eftwirr kos- me foe atit • peons."( year a aatbe•holbettaf lottery kadheee M e e ama trurtta at lerm. ow base • lr be by r.rr rrlis . • , bairn The eteentierrni net nn. • Peer y nada all *tr a illfllll.l M 41tiolies Ana of ageing been e I it, Chinnhirles t owl haA nau ( tlr Sr hate han`a birt fends ekes irr. Irma Ike P.., it..eterr, it hear the ramie*, *Sof • haw base h yen. Hiss Nary •O' eke vale &hare anal -Air Agaves, count she •a.l is reliant. • Veer Lainaarinee ant only Am any rani, if wool hoer .. ,WM In lae.preeenitag Nees • cairn.. IN ohm Ikea awe .rye 4 - h rmar:hrinahar knew slow knew One. wane perthea • ill • MI , MU( in kcloreir Nal tba . rat If enribiler.ebiti Obey re sity. sad biome as tbe king 'Met Itheer Moe repent. h of Weatanhareer a a eir • able an beat • eriaerpiitio. Tas dee weed at ennsa ' • aenerel by • Alamo. - Ihal 1, , b pent Ctreasaltare te r ry : That She fan; WV. and they shay, se lib C.yrnyratin air II • .40.,4i hired*. /ewe 11807. shrink of re teak at aine bander lit net sally train at orlon Throw her Cnitonaineri bee mitten fere allele •• • bridle. Mee OW aye vela the MAW fa thaw •• • banialt, as/ Yew, illit4eteaulbei anti arettaanh eaboaett.,,.trinek awl racer • amiZ ia. the wink of 111eir 1.1 r N nay be allied. am 'at yet ramie. be carefully sken h ibirsa earaname •ItitUy 'a renerrer. M economy, the Lily aer %trete rtNi_1011.68,1,... iee;;llareced i /he 6 . 15 7 of to tete, Had tumid t.re be worth aalarmry bees ptoraltatt epoligettly. and way bayr stay dtteeqealated with tbe. mode bitter biter et.adaesed dem inagwere cart mil, be vat be He lbeiderraey, the Ober usdealikeal of aline loader. i. Ambits Oil. air brr herd sate Almaden abe, *Orr ilk are is •pa aide lie asetter of dr.*, ..1 isodeetter,— who see truly i If, lieu, tee iadleastre of iii youtatitely limbed, bow, and toesatea tratlevemea lau d 1110 01 448124.11 el more) set so it St had, of Elottoro ? new sad is intim-ore ; all they hi. bite bent. and ton 4 be, se art eielaa lor for I .Seetor. at Rtr 844411111r0N leyd pelllll .. f af sari Call" , lallaeortug Ia Weer 'beet to It sr mil le bees petted lanai, berg award to the meanies. hovel erhoitorily Ji bk. Sabbaste. bad no ter • EmParitisi: enable u s Ita Newe@ at their Egret ll'Wars that sl algael•roa. osier Is rack of Illptatils of 10141. as taproot r'ret their Mires. awe. la s but 4 Electors tuba kw ram .Ibrrairr e -mareasefal—aall I ibl i araatiaa bare beta pro , Nat! 'thaw Papers bait 'al orlbaaalleetlage. by iftefloN 1. Mb. Wit, • bay, trade diem eeevtility. Oar swap boa errata asetimaabir I Ii i.. I Nal no "mire of taw! afro kaki oit 100: 4 4 dry) nu • rfullAill *Roo N osilffiLlferl ID icoorance, I lotesiossoded h.l thr isferroco. a. *woo. hoe, In hope ilsblistiCes lood Woo oboodow-d. iostverol of 'or Wrekl• I 're. sod of ter hereon, are four ak , s de' the prorrethot. • ;•rjo *al, able tutitios. 0,11 c Poisiagenraary KKiK Coonisloser Off of .pi see air ripuiluct ig ibr perlin trey t=tlo* grew coupe ol to Ole at pie Ikeerir, • owl of Now oho Solve op e loor. On foot 41We...tossed Visor Comortiore wlll. doer ourolaloirooome emporia , ' sou ...follow of Itoftwom. do IM. Jo rot, swernd losatorina flti-fotio Is lie K. e.' WON *4.41C., • Uric.' of my Alrustorn of Intik Ho bury. MOM Lill Ili WO* Loot, nth*. owl Mr. 1 lien. kW*/ %Seabees. to moloo at ntiobliablog ailn too It; i 91. the Miriam, of iii fans Karliaattroi, lOU pt, hs M.. Grey. toms; other Atria: ii one Me ruauu mg • -- 1.. ••• Thai Ow {Surge so Hull relpif l'aglasil. 11.--" Ebel It Is prrjod'ria rod colorant if lie .pertt ..1 •HI —•• lit Elective eqoally I% .—" !hit lie sight of tot t• Neal pn• -• • I hat (ton tlt• rood*, 0• hao• posolcd oat, it. They eontein eat, *Miele. • traria, hie .re Oserney in that the Governounst air tbe r. %Area Irk 111.141 ante, t h y 1.4 bil . baive sheet& Ord, that the navigation of the r. s Ile., onil.arers, or Int n the tree IfflNt or she word, Sneak. Ito. ON any ony rr COWIN 111 itailigatumEN ... v o si, 11, hdirev elittißlid7iWe 'la ortediwril,oli. lerturs nil hot of limit benefit to the .reinale otoihorianryred. nlll at Cntantoe, ileum, 'Lod Ihe Lkeities shewerkes It _ - _ . . . lie Imilereeed a she CAP. of . FRENGII PAPERS. 'fly Chamber of Deputies assembled at wee o'clock on Moods,. The Msrosis Demlles, President of the Council of Ministers, the Minister of Finance, the Keeper of the Seals, the Minister of the inte rior, end MM. Guisot and Cosier, Councillors of State, toot t►eir seats *a the Ministerial Bench. The Keeper of the Seals presented three Projects of Lee relative to the suppression of crimes and of fence. committed tbroe*h the medium of the Press, or by any other mode of poblitatlon. " The first of these Psojects ►pecifies the penalties. e The eveand regulates the tootle of trial and sen. team which must be observed in proceedings against sects offences. " The third relates to journals end periodical writings, which, bring henceforth exempt from Cea sora►l?, require sums specie! regulations." Excellency, after some prefatory observations open the necessity of exercising a vigilant restraint upon the latitude afforded by the Proms, the ahem of which, hp olmereed, was destructive of social ordev and Om best interests of society, proceeded to oriel's' the dightiint enactments of the Projects, which coot tainod 15 articles. Thesis various enactments 'Mend to all attacks made through the sedition of pohlicatinns against the order of succession to t he okras,, or the C.Matita• dental Authority of the King and the Chambers. These esactnients do not s•rmit of indictment or nit for defamation or injury• complained of fa speeches in the liberation, or in !Nun or papers printed by order of either of the Chambers. The rest aro not interesting enough to an Emilia' reader. Defamation towards private iarlieideel• ere to be p•nisthri by en imprisooment from fire &ye t• out year, end • penalty from 25 (non to ¶OOO, •r ono of oboes indiction', according to the dto•m stances of the case. PRIVATE CORRENPONDISNCE. PAO., Marrh The effect' of the late resolute ereasere of his Nis jetty have shown themselves throughout every grads. tion of society—joy sad confideece illumine the faces of the vest majority, that is, the million, or that portion of the population which the Ultra: declare ought to go for nothing, excepting as sobitets of location; while despondency or despair mark the features of " she station," as the powdered wigs end spindle.shenked pretenders to exclusive privileges cell themselves ; from which it follows, that the Peens: are in raptor'', while the nation is froiliag hs gals to fiddle.striags, en which the former play most admirably. To be serioes : the measure is one which iespites }ey in the hree.M. of dipole in shot .t one. Theta English who fostered the Nobility during their elite, and awe taste such re. ferns of gratitude as an Ultra can give, have partaken of their alarms, and several families have quitted Paris, fearing a revolution from the very step which prevent. ed it. Several of them will arrive with this letter, by the same packet end coach ; and no doubt in a day Or two you will have the English Ultra Prints most piteously bemoaning the sad hap of France. and cit. isrg the new flight into Egypt of the timid sons of Ultra Royalism. We laugh at them heartily here,l and only wish that they and all their abetters would taketle same etiolation. The Klee bee become eace.dingly popular, ter • People is elwaysgreirfel when it finds its Sovereign I watch ever its interests; end the present crisis is of infinite service in • political point of view, 'scissile of the thin; in itself. The Ultras have hitherto nursed themselves up with she bops of getting his Majesty over to them, but he has now passed the Itabkoe ; all their hopes are blasted, and the King is now more detested by them than she Jacobins, their old and mortal esessies ; is fact, they scruple not to assert, that oho King is a Jacobin, and we will not tissuel with them for the expression, as it goes le pro's that the Jacobins are the champions of the laws to whit% they resolve that the proudest shall heed the koee. FRICK OF STOCKS TH Mutt Sock 3 per Ceat. Kai 3 per Cow. Corras ;if si per Cr*. tarok fee Ace. ib I per Cam. DAY A? Oil O'CLOCK. per Cant. Navy he India S. /9 p. L.. Ana. F.schenaer BIM 4 II dia. Owasso THE STATESMAN. ~~ .:.F_