The Statesman. — London, England, 1819-06-14 00:00:00

rrrrrr events thought beneficial ; and I doubt whether nine hoots of regular and active employment, este- buished as the measure of daily labour to be required !men the working classes, would not be still more economical end profitable for the century. I a• fully aware of the clamour which these pro. positions will at first call forth from the blind avarice of commeerr•. ; lot commerce, my Lord, trains her children tut PPP only their immediate or apparent in. tenet ; their ideas are too contracted to carry them loppind the passing n►►k, m••eth, or year, at the utmost. They have been taught, my Lord, to con sider it to be the 0114.114;0 of wisdom to 'spend mil. lines of capital, end years of eatratudinary saentific appliestion, es well as to sacrifice the Wraith. metals, end commode of tie great mess of the subjects of a mighty mph', that they may eselessly improve the man efactute of, and increase the drue.and fair, pies, needles, and threads;--that they may hare the sin. gals, satisfaction, after immense care, labour, end aII on their own parts, to destroy the real wealth and streegth of their country by gradually und►rmin ing the metals and physical signer of its inhabitants, tor ilia sole end of relieving ether tuitions of their dee there of this enviable proven. if pin, needle, end /breed melting. I treat, my Lord, it is not by such *en Mat 01111 T greet national concerns are liencefer. !reed to be directed. if their voice is to predominate Is, aye crrenells, the vital Interests of the country tweet soon be wetly walked to the grossest penul ts! errors. II is the creed of this class, that fro .fart se 'wilco should he spared to Impress those Wiles baubles. and losideli which whey perfected, tee A no Intrinsic rules whatever, which cannot add • peptide of strength or comfort to the empire; while any attempts to ameliorate the condition of hu. roan beluga ere decried es unnecessary and vislonery, as travelling, out of tie prop►r business of life, which to them Is solely sod etclosisely to accumulate wealth—wealth, which is not only acquired at the ✓apenee of 'eery thing that is truly great or saleable its the charlotte, of a nation, but which, when se. quired, is .ulna, nay, in the highest degree juju sieve to the/evolves and utilities. It is, my Lard, to soch kind of influence as I have now described that the best interests et the country have been sactificed for years ; and a the Government cannot proceed without such aid, Ie• is not difficult to see to what it will speedily lead. Should it bo urged upon you, my Lord, that these aid other ameliorating measeres will giro soeb a all. gimbal to population, that the world will soon be too small for its inhabitants, I cannot imagine that year Lordship will corstemplate such an argoareol pith any alarm. I intend to take an early alopecia. oily of showing that this dread of as eases' of pops. lotion has no better foundation Than nista fur the Nursery tenors of ghosts and hobgoblins ; that at this momeat the earth is a comparative desert ; that all its present ishabitauts are suffering for the want of • much mere 'Blooded population ; and that when Ihr subject comes to be properly understood, no real evil will ever be apprehended from ibis source. Bing strongly impressed with this view of the subject, I have felt it ',dirty impeoutire upon me thus publicly to recommend to you Lordship. es Prime Alieisler of the Comulty. to adept, by woes of the 13111 stow andm tiro eonsidttration of the Legislator', a declared principle of gradually cod oretematically raforesing the growing evils of the country by well and properly forming the habits of Ike rising genera. hilte. It is obtlionsly a memory preliminary to this mock et reliprosii•o, that the manufactorer should relinquish the premature end oppressive employment of children. Tha.imporlsoce of tiro subject of this latter feeders It eassesisary to apologia' for having this oceopini Ito moth of your Lordship's lime. lis •ssorod, that with every nopee feeling of respect for the long sacrifice which you have made of your pri vate mrosionar in the discharge of public duties, I gnosis my Lord, Yoe/ Lordship'. moat obedient humble servant, IlleMleelnh lOWA 10. 1118. . ROBERT OW I:Y. • No real airral , lSrt Me brewed Iwo enabling our faski.ma• h:e kohl , * I. aurvbase Me faro tool ramllas at swo-fuersit of the former prices; but to promisee them at this price. loamy rnois•arod, of our population have rsi.ted amidst diwthe sad NiftldbedDrlo, and both nation prooassorely to the grave. IMPERIAL PARLIAMENT. • HOUSF. OF COMIIONII. Jima It Tie Now am Hsi. slay Go she perpsre al rwardiet lame Bilk. The ISps.s.her souk she Choirs Wit brlose Isar o'clock. VILARHING AND BUILDIAti CHURCHES. The CHANCELLOR of the EILCIIEQUER baseeht • the gill M as worded faro. rot eandag a gaud lama& Medd. in New Chirehet. and ealosaiag aad lapin kg Ware already fereted, - 71'1 . 6e - 11111 •a! reed aAM Oat, wad ordered le be nail a se. mol Hoe as Monday ■eet. LOAN BILL The CHANCIF.LI.OIi;riIie EXCIfF.QOER sett bratibe op She /Ise Lass Bill, whit*, ore h'. m. 0... woe test s a bre“ad sloe, semi sacred le be vismitted us lirsaley. ?be Howe thee adjontreed. DAY AT ODD ITCUPCII. 9 per Cast fdavy India Numb 9 db. Lana Am. 141 1 NM. 1- lisrarvia par I pro. (lamda- ffij di. 19.1101101. THE STATESMAN. LONDON s MONDAY. JUNE 14, 1819. The mooing we continue to recei►e from vs.' ri•us plrts of the United Kingdom, give the most del lorable details of the sufferings of the most ►eluable portion of our population. They fares at ones the most estimable, and at the same time the most oppressed class of the inhabitants of Great Britain, since it is by their labour and skill that the mutation of the country hes been carried to se tastable a pitch. 'their condition pu's us palatally in mind of the boos, after basing filled the hire a ith hooey, being pet to death by burning. They are not, '.is tree, pet to death; but they are eu• !Apply loft to perish by infs..: and when sepplicet in, to he con►eyed to atwitter and distant part of nor dominion. in order to procure that sestenance *tem denied dem Imre ) thty are !eft etitboet aim!! sod 'richest hole. flow can Minister* (if they have the feeling. of uses.) tyke up any subject of debate while sn many of their fplion.crestirre. are wrlthing with the pangs of sympathy for their hungry wire* and children, trying for breed, and fist not es a boon, Ant es a recorspence for labour. Corroption alone, not charity, is infectious, for otherwise Oho example of the Mairptis CAMDEN would have bean fol. lowed by numbers of imitators. Ms most rarely seem the only Lo►d's breed that can b. sweet to the taste of the pore polite ! We may be thought seditious for these remarks, bet we aware all persons concern• ed in these weighty shatters, whether Lords or rich Commoners, that without a speedy attention to them they will involve Old England in those agitations, disturbances, end sea which befell Old France; and from which it is ten to one spina her ext►iating herself so well as New France has done. Ought it net to be a warning sample In the Le gislators of England that her neighbours, her riesla (we will not use the brutal espression to say her na tural enemies, as used so ahem to be said), bore gone through a violent Revoletino, sod slier repelling the aggressions of sisteen Crowned Heads and Sovereign States, rims over.rsitaing their territories for revenge end conquest, end, at last, submitting to the sailed conquerors' low, sod obliged to pay on immense ran. som, are nevertheless in a slate of ease and ell , compared silk Britain, eine of their coorperots PRICK or MOILS TIM Mask !melt 3 per Cert. Rai. WHIM 3 per Crag. Cow. 4 prr76lL 4 per Gm. 111 in Ni Lomb for Aa THE STATFSM AN. THE FU4DI AT HALF-PAST TWO. The satiation booboos "flirts to-day ; is abort, very little bosiness his bees dose at ihe Stnek.Elt change. The Three per Coots. for Accosst were at 69f, sad the °molest at i; discount. American Papers, of the 2Uth alt. km cosi to hand : INSURRECTION OF GEORGIA NEGROES. New You, MAY 19.—Extract of a Letter re ceived in tun yesterday, dated __ _ " Autuita, May 6. " A plot of I rrrrr Palen of the Blacks of this place and surrounding country, as well digested, perhaps, as that of St. Dosing*, and which was to hays been eaeceted on Saturday last, was yesterday fortunately discovered, and many of tho ring-landars are now committed for trial." The IlesStinson, Patriot of May 15. says—" We haws welled a letter from the district which states that the Fraoklin Bank of Alexandria has suspended psyseents in specie; and filet the Mechanics I.l.rik of the saws idace oat •boat to follow the same ea- I'b Albany Register motes, that the comparative strength of parties in the neat Moue or Assompasly of the Stott of New York will be, Repablicans 40, Fe. deraliste 39, Tom. 41. We lesro by the brig Volans, from 11 h, th it Sir flows PoruAa was daily espected from Jamaica. with the Commissioners appoisted oil the part of Great BrUsin to decide in cases of commie of vowels engaged in the African trade. The report that Cuba was to ba coded to England had elicited great indig nation amoog the people, who did not hesitate to say, that a declaration of independence shosid imme diately follow mach • negotiation. French Papers of Friday lest have arrived. The discussion of the Budget continues, and does much cre dit to the diligence of the Libercur in watching over the disbersententa of the public perm. Royal Mi nisters have a amoral inclination to extravagant ea penditere, and we are happy to see the tendency of this principle circemscribed by the seal and my of the Senate, althoegh we cannot partake of it.— We wish that it was in our power to say with the Coostihrflannel (in reply to the Correspondent of the nmes), That we have men who are willing to serve their country witbest bring kiloliters, as well as men who are &naives to am Ministers wittiest serving their country." A .'newspaper of Saturday glees en Miele of intel ligence from IA Gaits of the date of April 15, say. ing, "that an official dispatch front Moutt.t.o, dated in ilia Island of Chigoes, furnished the fact of 400 Patriots, chiefly British, sod on their way to join General Psis having, with the exceptiow of 40, been killed." Now, for the utisfaction of those l who may bars relatives and dear friends on that ser vice, we can snore them, that the corps, to whom alone tech an article can allude, joined the main army ender fats, en the 17tb of March. at Cues tide, on the right bank of the Amore. Too above account we have reason to beliovr, has been etre.° up from a sinister view of operiliitg upon the Artou• NLY-CLAMRACI Foreign Enlistment Bill now iu pro pets through the flosses of Parliament; as well as' to destroy the energy and Warne* of the British part of the army in that glorious service. A series of Ccylon Genius to the 10th of Jemmy bet arrived. At that period nearly all traces of the rebellion had disappeared, and the principal leaders of It bad been brought to trial. There appeared no disposition to extreme severity, as the punishment of death had not been inflicted in more than three or fourinstsoces. Among these was the noted KArcITA• COLA, Prime Minister to the Pretender, who was be. headed ow the 20tb of November last. Is every pro vince of the interior the inhabitants bare been called open for tut surrender of arms, which bare beee de. livered up in such numbers that it is thought very few can remain in the postiesion of the Caudians. The pri.oneg, who was thought. by matey to remolds very near!) the description of the pretender, aloes not tern out, upon closer gemination, to be that mock claimant of the Crews. The. reel Personelle was mid to have rimmed his priestly garb, and to be linking in dr forests of %Baster, not far from Ali. pool. Matey pstiteti sal Valsks were sent in smirch of him, and it isse-rsabemtly probable that he would be esp!psesl.ip•lbiilley Wintry where be first began the intll44/4401h..1111.4), the same Vedake wk. thee fueled his body gourd. N4P,11. INTELLWENCT DEAL, .tune 13.—Cease do ' wa from the Rirer yeaterdey, the Mary, Browse, for Madras mad Cal cetta.—Arrived end sailed for the River the Eater prise, for Jamaica.—Sailed the Expedition, Watson, from Jamaica, for Newcastle; •iso sailed the while of the oetw•rd-boend, 'crept the Hesse rye, frown Jamaica.—Arrived to.dsy and sailed for the River the Pacific, Miller, from Jamaica.— Sailed the Mary, Brown, for Gtlcelte.—Cause down from the River end soiled the Here, Davie', fur Gibraltar; Thetis ; itob.in, for Valperalso ; eud David Shaw, Jordan, for New moth Wales._ PORTSMOUTH. Joss 12.—Sailed yesterday the Fortimie, Swirlt, for Barbseirws ; his Majesty's ship Rosario our a trait 0; sad Fanny, transport, fur y.—Artited to.dsy the Assistance tren.pore, from Pljasouth.—Soiled his Majesty's ship Forth, for Deptford; end Rosario, no a cruise. PListouvu. Jurts —Attired the John sod Once, Browse, from Si. Michaels.—Sailed the Hope, Royal, for Quebec; and Eacharitiess, Roberts, fur Ilamhorgh. /I•awicn, June 13.—Sailed the Betefoy Packet, for ifullnisti. and Ludy Nepean Packet, fur Gotten- WO, bosh with Mails. Est.muunt. Jute 11.—Arrived of the lizard time Le•inia, Keith, from Rio Jarreilo for Illamhurgh. —Arrived her. the Serene, flicks, from London ; Lively, inseams, from Tenerife; and Creole, Cookesly. from London, for St. Kitt's—Sailed the Eclipse. Semen, for St. Potersbergh • Dryad., Our rows, for Hamburgh; Genets) 'Pea king, Cummings; and I.irely, Joarnosea, for London. NORTH SUILLOS, JUNC 11.—The Berm, Der, of Scarbormagh, from hence for St. i'etersburgh, has pet back, leaky, and her pampa chocked. A letter from Colombo, dated Nov. 29. ear,— " Upwards of SOO men and more than 30 Wilms, fell victims to (be climate, during sir late war with the Candians. Many men lost their lives from the bites el leeches, which swarm in the jangles; 25 men of the 18th Madras regiment haulm s leg each from the bite of this disagreeable and troublesome little animal, which, to spite of every precaution, will nuke its way into your boots, or under your clothes. whilst marching during the night. Four of the slate prisoners (chiefs In live rebellion) we,. soil twinh to die: but, KAPerraroL4 and Matto cane only hays suffered. Their heads wore struck oil by two blows: their behaviour was meetly and cool. The Governor (General (Won :genic) having at length restored peace to the island, has issued se- 1 vera! Proclamations respecting the future government of the Caudillo territories; one of which contains the follow/jog clause 4t is also directed, that nn en., teri-g the hall of audience. seers person :hall make abeleonce lo lie po'riresil af Air t Uajerly, there gal. Pend* ; and es well there as in any other Coons of Justice 11l t ettbority.' " *f be Courier London Newspaper says, " Letters f rom c si t .1., dated this 28th ult. state, that ' the we had gone to the neighbouring villages io a large bed.. to compel the workmen to join them.— This meriting (the 28th) an immense body enfeebled in tie city, threatening the provision-shops. Some distrebauce is espected; bet the Mayor and Msgis. ' (rates have mad* the necessary arrangements: the 18th Hussars are iu the town.'"—This statement it utterly false, and mast have been the fabrication of ; some wag who, suspecting the peedilection for pops. liar enrage In certain quarters, in order to have a pretence for enslaviog the People—thought to do the Courier a ;demure. We ars Malty to add, that from the commencement of the dispute between the weavers and their employers, not the slightest symptom of outrage has been @purest— nor has the slightest ; manifestation even of din...pert been exhibited tor•nd the most ohnoxious.—(('orlisle Journal ) France, according to the Paris Jannis, has, at the pteseitt estritent, 246 ships of war, including 48 ships oldie line and 2D frigates. Them ere stow build. ing 11 ships of the line and four frigates. According to the last accounts from Arles, io the French Papers. the locusts in that quarter., so far from diminishing, continent to increase; no less than six bandied quintals of them were destroyed, ' but their eggs being deposited on all aides, the yew locusts have succeeded these that perished. It is proposed to erect a aseseement In Dublin to the memory of the len ll:canto ilairs-Lav SuCel nen, by the profits of a performance of tea of his f it. dramatic productions, at the Theatre of that city. The monument or SyniSrenee in Westmin. stye Abbey was raised by the rodeos of a representa tion of Julius Cesar, at Old Drury. On the 15th alt. the port of Crenstedt was ninety free from ice, and 50 vestels bud arrived there since the opening of the navigetion. Newfoundland Papers Untanned to the Pith ell. They state that duvet fishery bad been uncommonly successful. Between 30 sod 40 vessels were eve. ptoyed in it from St. John's, sod 162 from Concep tion Bay. Accommodation are pupating en beard a vessel et tiraveseod for conveying to St. Helena a sown s o d a priosi„ to attend ea BONAPARTIL Two Or three domestics, among whom is a cook. proceeded thither also, to be added to the establishment et Longwood. It said that the vein of land in several entities bus risen, on the average, nearly two years' purchase within the last three months, in consequence of the entinaed lionisation in fended property. 'fbe height of the thermometer, during the last 13 days of May, was epee as average, men degrees lower than at the urn period last year. Pipes are now laying down in the principal streets aejecent to Coeval-garden, preparatory to the whole ul the parish being illuesiested with gas. We are given to enderstand that the principal Per. formers of Drury.lise Theatre have had a Meeting, for the purpose of considering whet they shill do tu consequence of the Theatre closing so son. It was revolved that en application should he made to the ' Proprietors of the Haymarket to allow the Deny. lan Catepauy to play there till !besets°, commence.. A notorious liar boasted of never hawing told a troth. "The, you have told one now for the bra time," observed a person who beard him, "and thus idettroycd the only glory you bad left." N f ...- -04 Me eptperpel/ toespoopose % Oat Societies stir forwia. lathy r _, sia* le relltliget iLe C 6.11,16.4 of the . 71 and rime. and remove the catnips iti.wistvli f both die . reat and the lorst.turr, and recess?. s ' a adeartatee whir\ it kat-NINO C. miteY aka via to yield to the whale body ed People. Tlefentterte: h sae DLCLAKATION OF ?ll' YORK I•WIFYY OF POLITICAL PROTESTARI3. " In calling upon the Friends of Freedom to woke with es in ativecatiog the came of Referee. @vibe only memo by which that fteed.rus (the inhereot right of every elan) is to Le obialeed—we think It our all.. y briedy nod eaplicitly to state the principles e p ee which we act. Mastairnisig sit iota with party se ts , or parry means. our attemplieg to ley Anwo any particular plan of Reform, we ietend to act hide. pendently. and to tile our sanction and eepport to such omesetes as stay, front time to time; appear Wig calculated to regain sad secure that liberty to the ne @ion at large, which shall Le the aggrepte of the liberties of every member comprising part et the body politic. " We profess OUTWIT...I friends to Ike King, flse ancient Constituti ~,, vial the liberties of the Pee* of Britain, as established by Matsu Charts. And we profess oureelsots enemies le all these who act contrary its the principles of liberty acid oar consti tutional rights. " 'rimester, we protest against the MI and corrupt proceedings of the Brweegh-ronegering those vibe night to be the representative branch of the community, bet who in fact are either biassed b y mercettary views, or enemies to the prosperity of the nation, or (perhaps) are too indolent, or too Igoe. rant, to be of soy reel service to their coosthemits. " We sincerely believe that had not the Ferrell tion of Boroogb-mongers, Plea -eaten, Pensioners, and others more corrupt than they, insineated itself foto the Commons' Home of iteprmontatiees, se sassy of oar coealrymen would net have laboured under the pres-nt difficulties; bat that England at this period would hay. oven in a it oriri.krioe slate: and it is ear opinion, that nothing bat a aviiiieel keratin can on. sure the liberties, the prosperi:y, mid consequently the happinen of oar countrymen. " \Vie lament that political ignoring, has hitherto been so general throughout the umbra ; as to that in a great measure say be atitibuted the success of the Borooghssologetiog faction. We have theeetore re solved (as far es its we km) I. cooeterect the ecHa att.-adios it. mad to mum ourselves to gale what pelf. tint information we cue, sad to dire.* the saute moon the society et large. And rota would foie hope, that the late proseediop is the Logisiatere may pro voke arid reuse lace more a genteel spilt of 'equity is essential to Ibis ethic throughout the Station. " Aid may the tetrerombriteets of corruption be cometeracted by knowledge and determiasetlee--aod our rigtts and liberties be ultimately teetered ! " Then may reorseated Britain smile *dodo and whets the page of history shill be reed by future ogre. may they learn from us to prettier their rights sod liberates. And may there in all ages be foetid mune 11~e-Ins of the nelnel of FRILIiChI sod oar. TOW I" Mr. Cu kaLti W *URI" h to be eletiedSWF' of Ps. lier-nt for Dnridsever, and appoloted to Chief Josticeship of Coesier, which will be resigned by Mr. Seijoant COPLIT, epee soeceedring to t►s nee. of Sollcitor•Gene.si —The Advocate of Scotland is so he ensile a Lord of Session, and Josti. diary, in the room of she late lard Briton, sotto be succeeded by Sir WILLIAM RCA. A singular circumstance occupied the attention of the Bench at Brighton, flint of a married weasels coming forward and swearise herself in a state of pregnancy, not by her hrebiesti, bet by a farmer who lifer in the eastern pert of the county. So mauve thing seemed to puzzle Ibe Worths , Magietretcs, nod they adjourned the further hoeing of the case befit 'fhersday neat. Died on the sth of Jane, at Brotbernsft, coloskire, aged GU, Mr. Janes MACRON'', a native of Perth, N. IL. which place he left In early life. In she characters of husband. father, friend, and neichhnur few could surpass bit.. Ile was, Indeed, inie of the noblest works of Goo, vit.—aft honest one. Ile has left a wife and three children is lament their irreparable loss. ANOTIKR CHILD STOLVll•—Satorslay Mr. MOVII. I ftwf Taylor, of No. 14. Broed.street, Sl. Giles'e, sent a little girl, about *lmo yeses dam to bring two of his children free school at the seam time she teat la bar atlas a fine stole infant, two ..albs DM. O n wa rn ing home, she came filmset' Soho-ecreare, awl mat a woman of decent appearance, who for the last three werka feegsently secolioil the Oil, and sere her and the children money. She requested the girl to walk with her, end took her el fee as Rath bone.place, where 'be sent her Win Mr. Wright% a grocer's shop et the corner, for sispenaywerth of ace, e n d r o ut her she would take care wf the children MI he r my, p. The uovuspveting girl seceded to bet rrquest, gave ler the Waist, end wept intone shop; the woman gave the other children halfpence In follow their nerve, which they did, end en the girl's morn rho found the women had gone away with she CORN EXCNANOr. June 14.—The Market wee Ant 0444 .applied ar ..eil Vits ineisins. for which Ilawitat'a pries wire nbiair.(4l ; pirkel r epic. aistrer.—ln Malth4 Made, thrie Ia bui little Snips, is einsesawnee of the prepised ohms' dotty Mali. which has aware a stecesoine Mike leek Ira*. GriedisiaMotey at lust weaa's prices. —Fier fresh Oaa anevert kat Alnsany'. prices, Ant Ike .tole Isterise geniis ski ere Is. earaper.—arais. Meese Newitentile. want tkeilido .... 61 70 they Pan MI 44 Sew din.. Mee t temp) .... 46 64 OW 93 pi Tiekie. Nr 46 Riney New..... Sat Oar .IS El related de. .... ...... 24 21 white Pees Ol New ditto — - T Ditto Ronde 4O 45 Frd N. Ilse blear t . Silfrifit elm MARRS?. Jan 14.—The Market the raerviej had a ounsi ropoly of all kind of Cattle.-IS. a rather dram s emit brisk.—Sistlea nod Lomb morn the same as lasi Enka?' Matter.— Veal ehonper.—Park reentst as is Wrote. In the Hay Mart et there sea. bat Ind , chic j. as 110 ' remain as per lira : the haters are Wail/ft for BC a reit.— Clover . an alteritt 'l.—Stews cheaper. The nanesed is a correct Astreast of 1W wasbers and pliers at kfiniel TA Oak MO Ofol. per aMm. at NA. -gee . 4.. 01.... 5.. 44.1 head of Cow Ills day douse ..61. ni. Is b. 14.1. Roar Veal ... S. Od. or 14.. 6d. 1 Wm* mad Lambs ......... HMO Pork ..- b.. 04. IA 6.. 11d. Gioia ..... ..........• 3 10 ta1eb.....51. tta. to tit. 64. Pia.... 1 14V-lIARKET Hay ....... !4. l‘e. N. 11 et. 08. - 0:: 3i4 Cl .... 61. 0.. lid. to 71. 1 1 / 4 IN. Nair .... X L. CC I. ti• 16.. 04. ‘ .41‘ • ' F '