The Statesman. — London, England, 1819-02-02 00:00:00

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Artal. .Cat .fey vs , e, ...4 tie ai :llllltateht Kw 1 • 11 t. , Poo" or •. e d • /Tr.; f.;40, ,, te.v• noire, Pitt , . of ow" e 0 .•• iv' I Ow .i ,if li..trien, .. *towage*. mit." • • —.I .41 cif Sust, axe ;aid tar accordlttly, at the It is...tit/m.l f 411.4. 71bir411111 Ludo% BOWIE OP LORIA. F,.. 1. The House met at tee o'clock In the moreing, aid proceeded ill Appeals. The oaths were administered to the Eerl of Strath. more, Lord Viscount Hereford, tied Lord Lyn*. doch. On the motion of the Esri of LAUDERDALE, so Acriiont w.s ordered of the &ponce of Pressen flew, since 1708, for enenterfeiting t►e Coin, end the Nurnhor of Prosecutions. OF ENritAND.-CURRIINCY. The 11Plertiois of L.ANSDOWN *Met! in know from the Noble Fad opposite the miser, of the so. slim shish he had given .Dille of Mil intentloo to sato to.morrow Th. Esti of LIVERPOOL said, be iotend.d to more for a Se•-ret Committee to enquire into the State of the Bent of England, with a ties to the qsestioo of the ressnaptios of Cash royalists at the potiod pr..setibed by law. and with tegard to other Litters connected with the solqact. Ilia object in the Neutral words at the end of the motion sea, to let is the eeaskityration of all ltwqseetioss cossetted with the sonjoes. DV ICH COLON IES.-JAVA. _............—.....-. -..... The ',argils of LANSDOWN said, - he rose per sestet to entice, to move for the lostructieste omit to the Governors of Java, sod other Colonies in the East ladies, ceded or pestered to the Kim; of the Netherleads, win; regard to their 4 der to the belch Authorities; end also a Copy of We Protest of Sir Thema. Stamford Raffles. It was not now his 'matelot% to enter late the tonsideration of the policy et surrendering these Colonies to the King of the Ns. tbarlands, because whatever epistlers. might hare been Itutertained opoo that point, ur however Ott Colonies is question might biota been of resew'si advantage to this country, %lib • view to our rousse/cml pre. sperity, be most isow take the treaty by which they were surrendered to have beam approved of by Parliament, and he should toot, therefore, et tail present impotent enter into the consideratios el it. "—There were, however, oat, consideration. tea. 'acted with this sohject which he thought imperious. firallfiff foe the attention of their Lordships, leas. me" as if Inghgemeuts had been entered into by to which, in consequence of the unconditional serrelb• der to the Dutch, bad become violated, it wee sere. ly a gyration materially ineolvitts the honour of tie cassialry. lie was she'd It would be booed that ea our part, whilst is pommies of those Colosimo, eopireapeats had been teetered sate, by *leo el which, kdraistogite had Wow received by to, bet de' proteerlon we were to afford In rotors, had it see• ettqw nee of the unconditional mender of those Lolruies bee. put so seal to, and thus the serge.' moots on our part were completely violated. lie did set mean loge into a detail of rireamstances for the, purpose of showing the different instaoces in which' Ibis species of conduct bad occurred, but he should confine himself to lite case of the Island ..f Jan. It ' would be recollected by their Lordships, that, IQ 1811, the late Earl of Mint., then Governor-Gene. roil of India, sent ao elpedition against Java, which oats completely saccessfel. That the Governor. General in that institutee deserved the greatest credit, `sr the planning of the eapedition bad been school". ' ' ilged by Parlosmest, and so important en 'egoist :Foe was the Island of Java deemed, that the coo lers, .r . it 1114 particularly alluded to in the S. , vecii if •!te Prince Regent in 1812, and the moat pleasing ststicipsflurts were sudulged in the advantages to the onto:erre of the country, which would be derived 'root this on.. •cgoisition, anticipations, which there a .4 PIP?, reason to believe would have hems realised. iAird Mime tied with great jurlcinent selected Sir l'hoies•Sternseild Raffles to administer the Govern• mean elute bleed of Java, who soon atterwastis tlim covered what the 1)olch bad taken gr.at pains to tire vs. t Trona betumiig known, that there was a very topside, obi* popeletion in the interior of Java, emireotissi In 5 or 6,000,000, ender their own Primes., some of ahem, it was tree, were so minalty sohject to the Dutch Government; bet others' west completely Jodi/pendent, and as , Legitimate Sovereigns as any in Europe.---..- ! Witt, our of these, the Sultan of Palembang, Si. Thomas Halle. has! thought it expedient In aster into a Treaty, en order to obtain (or the British Govern. mem the Island of Baoca (a settlement essentially ad tantrgeoes to the commerce id this ensotry, par ticularly Igo. its comitionication with China) ; in retorts for which, he agreed to guarantee the autho rity of the ..uttan of Palembang. By the Treaty of Paris, ell t'.e Coloaies which were in tile possession of the Dutch in 1803, were surrendered to the King of the Neihmlaucts unconditionally. Bet the island of Banco never having been in the possession of the Dutch, a ep , ciel Article was framed, by which that Island was ceded to the King of the Netherlands In fell Sovereignty, still, however, without any condi tion ; and thee the Island, which had been acquired hy es, under the condition of gearanteeing the as. toothy of the %elfin of Pelpeibieng, gas not only ceded to the Dutch, without any stipulation to sustain that gearautee ; but that stipulation was without sere* violated by the Dutch Au. rhoriti,s, whilst we, as the price of Bosco, es. feted into p;• 'version of Cochin, and left the Li. tan of Palembang completely unprotected, after alemitly notiertsiting to guarantee his authority. ..4r 'I homes Ramps protested @priori the act of the t a k log po lon of Banta soder these circumq.nees, but •iihoot avail; the parch Aelbosities istaistiug ; upon the execution of the *fierily, arrording to the letter of 111 'rms. A Protect was sobsegiently made ' siy Sir Thomas Raffles (who naturally felt anaieoe as • man respecting engagements which be bad per. 'Neatly entered into, and, es a Billieli Governer ; fur the honour of his coentry), against the steps taken by the Dutch in Palembang, in violation of the au thority of the Sultan; and it was thia Protest which he wished to have produced. lie was desirous of calling the attention of their Leeds/tip to these cir cumstances, which, in his opinion, materially in volved the honour of the country. Sovereigns in that quarter, to which this question referrid, might have so knowledge of those rules of diplomacy which operated in Europe.. States, bat they celled in their' Treaties with es upon the honour and character of Ibis country, and sorely it was most essential to our interests that that honour and character, when pledged to the performance of a Treaty, should not be subjected to tie degradation of the violation an oar part of goy Trinity deliberately entered into and con cleded. He (kited, therefote, there would be no objc tion to ley the Papers he wee about to move for before the Moose. His Lordship concluded by moving for the doenmeats mentioned in the beginning of his speech. Earl BATUURST row His Lordship mid, that he no *Tepee to that part of the Noble Margeheie motion Old embraced the Instructions to Governor Hairs, on his g.log net; bat If the motion was to be extended to the @lisle of the Sultan Palembang, he must object to the production at the letter part, as involving a variety of matter which was at pre sent the subject of amicable arrangement. With re gard to the surrender of Java, it seemed to be the per. session of the Noble Marquis, that the British Go vernment sass hound to exact certain conditions from that of tie Netherlands; bet be, on the other band, conceived that so each duty was reqeired of them.— Any such conditions meat have been demanded in vio lation of treaties. It would hare been in direct Tis hah,* of the Treaty of Paris to have required them; sad if the Dutch Commissioners had signed such con cessions on their part, the Much Government was, neither prepared nor required to confirm them.— ' Neither bad the British Government In any way countenaotod such a declerstioe or undertaking, as tweet to preserve to tie satire Princes new rights or prienegelat the conclusion of the war, when of ne cessity they were to revert to the Sovereignty of the Netberlauds. We took possession of Beam, by en expeditious at a period of war, ceded a nominal So tereignly to the Sallee of Palembang, and acknow• lodged his independence while we were able to maintain H; bet Dever could it be sepposessi that we bad tagged to protect him from the casual ties or Holies that might ensue from our serreeder of it. Tbetree question for their Lordships to roe alder wag i cille 4104_01iiicti ;whited with oho Dutch ll ` ertiog Ai war, Wets we thin assumed Inr a time, but Obeli reverted to the Government of the Ne therlands by the Treaty of Peace. le saying this, he was mot defending the aesthete of the Dutch Govern. ment in this particular ease, nor did he intend to meddle with it. With respect to the value Noble Marquis thought proper to attach to the pesst , ssion of Banc. and the adjures( parts, be himself most con. fess, that he considered it not oar interest to increase the sale of oar rlepeed•scies in that quarter of the world. Respecting the second Protest of Sir T. S. R4iss, be could assure their Lindships, that It mug unauthorised and unofficial. There had been cows plaints of Sir 'l'. S. ItilUes woe home, upon which be was recalled, but it was Iles to that Gentleman to say, lie was stquilted bousiersiblj of them. Asiatics to clear himself in every point of view, Sir T. S. Riles had, before he sated out again, mere than niece expressed his sotiritude to pat himself well in the estimation of the People of Java. When. however, Sir Thomas west out the second time, his @potpies merit was roreely as a couinierrist resident, he bed no civil authority, and the seemed Protest was mete. I y an is.tlateti met. Such being the case, it was derriere how that Protest avoid be given in an an horised way ; and besides, were the documents of a different stamp, parts of it related to the possession of Peirentring still ender discussion. Ile therefore hoped lint their • Lordships would see the propriety of resisting the enntloo. Lord HOLLAND observed, that the observations of the Noble I.:+rl (13tilterst) were any thing bet an answer to his Noble itslethin (the Marvels of Lams. down). The Noble Earl ►.d talked of the instree- lions Wag to umbrae oncooditionil surrender alb* Colonies aatatiostßd, because it was so provided by the Treaty ; but the question was, why it was so sti pulated by the Treaty ? It would have been math better to here acknowledged what was probably mere consistent gate the fact, than any thing else, that at the time the Treaty was Negotiated, ear OR. gociators were utterly igeorint of the situation of Java or Bence, or of the stipolatioas alrectieg them, that bad been entered late. To have pleaded tbir Ignorance or earelessnesa, might base served as some glossa for the omission in the Treaty, bet to set up such &doctrine as that maintalied by the Nettle Rid, made the stir of a much deeper dye. I)id the Noble Earl really mean to maiotain, that a Treaty, solemnly mitered into with an Independent Sovereign, was to beset aside upon the mere pretext of oar owe con. +valence, or the sere allegailen, that there was no authority to hold one to the Satire Powers In Java, that the island wee to remain to oar possession at the peace. It was a question of no light ie. pertanes, involtiag, as it did, the honour end character of the country ; sod when the Noble Earl intimated doubts as to the tleretiptloa of Pa pers moved for by Ilia Noble Farad, he would ask, he. his Nohlo Friend was to know that elms might 1101 be a Secret Artie'e in the Treaty, thy related to Hie ungsgruseuts entered into with the Solutes of Palembang; or how was he to conclude that no provisioe whatever had been made for the fel hi sent of the stipetottsas then entered into by the British Governor, Sir T. flu s? This ass a inns action iilkich called testily far sagely,. If awe was any thing informs! In the motion, the Nob% Berl, instead of table; advan•sge of thee infor.estity eadht to fereish the Hetes. +Ph infermstine to log them ie the right way to overcease that ohjerrioa , eudi arrive at the feet., which it wes•right the :hey sb be pet in possession of. If declining sari ■ emu/ he deterseleed to rest on the arguments he had.. reamed that night, they could only ni—rste t -et his own Goveroment with sheer*. ft appease tt at we had entered into stipulations Isla the in ^pendent Sovereigns of those r.ion , ries ahich we bud en, fel filled. The Nnble Earl had said. the Winne were new la peeress with the Dolt ;..ar.no , ent epee them sehjeets. fie toss glad 1.. .ear that it ass so, and hoped the resell *Dela be at... at to preserve the honour of this cnont•s• eon •Ips,ted ; bet whatever the reeelt might be, he co Id pct heto re. ptlling *bet matters of such 'spent toceosp.., Wilk% GYP faith was solemnly pledged, be left o ...rei to an amicable arrengestes •ith one Doleh Gores's. meet. Toe worst coneeeeeness wars t^ ..e ap r , e4 bonded from a course el .• kind. I sigh! be OM hereafter. that the beet way of ortsehiag Use power of Great Britain, was to &ell. Mkt character t b e good faith for which e ste :as teen laitherto dimly. puled' It might segeogi men 'hem w , .• wet* &salmis to dr tinv ne. influesce, aid to int. he Pee* of the tenti.te.. :eels less to tie Englio•tho ternmerit than to the Dutch, was llPPrave ebb* their minds that ill eager re. ors with es, eels *Moir to be considered as of a temp , ary t.stove. Valet the Noble Fart WOOld ent , •eat to ouch an al.rmettwsk of the 'notion es ass necessity to pet Pare is pee- Session of the Information required, he kit that it would be his defy to agree to the motion as it now stood. Earl BAT/lURST said, if when we schoowledeed the Salton of Privoilmng w• had cuerenteru hum spinal every fetere sgeretsion, redoubled!, we would hove been bound to tare protected Me se.inst the Dutch. The eroon , l of his refusal of sows of the Papers was, that the matter ass in arrangement b.. tweed the Sc. countries. The Earl of LIVERPOOL said, the Protest of Sr T. Rages was not as dor .tneni ; bet, se for as It ought be earful fur the ask« of Noble Lord sight bare it. The sitter Itself we. le discussion hetrees this country and the Goreenorvot of the Netherlands. A colony rimirisered war did not come seder the sovereignty of the conqueror instil oolemaity ceded by Treaty of Peace. This was the ease wi.h Boors, in whisk tbeDetee had a sottlemeot. The Marquis of LANSDOWN was disposed tat adopt the sone uhpe of the N E st i. th a t Sri T. It tepee Ptottet •ef not ao olds• aunt, sod be %hostel not press tor it; sltbosth it miaht harp begs made offirist oy !wine seat home to the secretary of State, and tiv Mai acted crow it. lie wig gt.d to beer tb fhi. tubing; was in discos/1,0 between es cod the Notherlonde. His object was fn ept tha. i n . 'trot-ion; fnr tbe musics" of Banes to the Dutch, in elder to Me hotfoot theft. was agy eP.er 11111011 is 0. 0 . lie contended apple. thee simile the betee sight hew a settlement in Mona. Yet they ad "w eeToreienty, ear flee military aeeeeiVion rf His modes see thee sleeted t.. e CAlpr .•t die Treaty pew. dead lertween .he &Isom of P4l,:sbneg end Mr T. HaH•a fee the eeeelen of Banes. Tie swiss ass then **rood to, sad dot Hans ad. jouresed. HO( iF OF COWMONS. BOMAR Ot ABWRONEN. Lewd ARCHI3ALD Ite-tte.teed hit sedge tee tht ..reet.cttee ef •N miter bag ilw .4 A eteeee. Teem... metres tbh •41 week. to te-eemew fumy, h et the tegeetter db. Lnrd Advocate 0' HIS al At PlOOlO l l. A Melbegerrer tow Lents acquileted the Hewer, a BM for the Care of ►ie %Weirs bad been pared 1., their Lordships. • BANE OF ‘). Mr. Mitchinson, from oho Monk of 1...E10ra. towage. -1.111.100 s Amman respecting the W. rk:. Imo , ut of Hank .f Lag had Mews, owl Moot Pu-t iIl., so 111.41i:C! Jn. Mr. (IRE k • 1.1. obwrved, a 1 the r•virrots a these Pap tee were 'Mewl, iwporinni with respect to ibr dloeotsion wit,. 41 was to epee no 10-inorrno. he it midst be definable thh ihry dine./ not be printed (0. r da% o r two . ',rem'', if should hermit a the printer's io.niglit iney conittait he received spin till after to-nsorrovr. Ilte CH ANC ELLOII .tlhe RICH EQI7 vr alters 4 01 to %be prerfety of pustrosieg die printhist till after to morrow. r •tisom IN V/ HI TKCHO4%.• TREE _ _ _ The ii;eillieethir City of Lowlife peemoted a Pension from the Lord Mayor, Aldermen. ant Colombo' or she City of Loa ds., for leave so brio? ins Wilco Assorud :so lict o' 5,41 sod 55411 of the Sing,mithorming the ilsitildius a New fatness Is Whiteersts-erreet. dte. Mr. W AITHIVIN said. as there were time Mrattert oldie tummy of Surrey who sight witl fume ow. we of 4.6 ego sure. le should. therefore, inure that the Petition Amid tie se the table. Mr. HOLM F. SUMNER said t'tis oat a Petition prerisrly to ase ahkb woo pretested (A.t year. If had thee aaitt, before the City et Loath. reale rime .he Nod. f others for their dwn purposes, they weight lint to thaw teat their etre feed. were ittaelleleet. lie bad thee witived fee re ter ar... eagles hi eider tit reeeetate this. No sower wa• relet.,ed to In. order for e4ror went, for Marc 'lase tiro. awl e t 64, rr.tra.l of romplytag wi. n the otter. she City of Legatwe re* Led n Prii.lB6 tittle lided. to re-tweeter Or. tea ewe, rather Mom thew - Pie see-tiets the City of Leaden a bile drew their Hill. He mew gave io••ire that wh .seer they m o wed Co hem 1.. bee; a Hill for the in worsting,. he Meld is.,, for ter pe•wiseties f the Acesa.,. of the Cdr. Mr. MAITHMAN.-11. had rot sot in i • Hinter .et tier .i.e, rte had he takes. pro id the Arbor, on tee gobjert otse. agave. H. writhe it Wen/ Say, Aar lb C--,nest. sof Lee. den were 11.1111 y s“ 01l ..wrests w oith, is rn.arwM fairivet, they were hosed to ahem Se the Hosie t Al.d they wdeid make it appear Owl their portfolio. in t. ea.. was foe- tied es rr.wo n.ol justice. T 1101 duly indtrartii.l their owa risa t err., bet "1... show f the C4..11031 Of %lig ti•ter.— New he prisenei• of the C•iaot of hilidAtei-, o 14, lo it'. me ..f the Cut f Loewe. t. t'r propotto •..f Aim to .411. %%11-n it 111411111. OlYttrottry for he l ity ..• L..• J.... to er,,i a sew pi N o m at ■ area ter , a-.. 1r ea -woo.. of the 'airmen at tam Cetaly.ef Mitt net. is w big fie wd tewiew.ble tee they Would &she allt•ktnlfte Gem t pls., Muti. Sor.f^" i ) :"I•tiW said. the A• 0.. is ordered to lie p• mt.. so lit Ow CA% 0' 1.0111111 , 1 .Mlo', t o (vino •• • %tiara. to bsr are peisfureit i liett1441•011116•1114t• lagh 4.4 saW that the prise was elst 1. drainsary the p , ...iieet of the C.terailof eidel. ft,. If sec. lets the Ow. it wl , ht rt• 11 food erew a ft., avid •We for a Tee UT* 1.-• Italy 4 tilitah a ; het . usia . • di: -alma tall • iit 4, II I Op the Rigor Thwees.-a 1.3 f.:l for Collllllllll of )girt7la keg, lierwri, and galore, as flat as De Loom., ,t ;,+ fit_. ~ *".;: ;to