The Statesman. — London, England, 1812-02-19 00:00:00

tonor ----- - net came within the Act, there could . be, no shiubt t h a t ninny other cases, not at all meant to be.com prehended, might, according to' the present wo j a4 ,,come witbo. itt. • 11: , moved as An nmendmen t h a t the w 'Ads "" three persons "or thole,'"" alit be s ubstitutes' in *..tiltsce pf 4 :ant peradd s or per: sons. tis txt . , , The caAvq.q / of the . ,EcKIiEWER . explained. . . NIr..AI3EACROMBIt - said ' a few 'wortts igidiseb the clause. _ .... Mr. SN I ITII suggeited the priseti. Of oadttibg the word; " or 4ipose. Mr. SlMMlTsWoriett it. ' ' ; -• .. ---, • Mr. BATHURST IliOught that'll the tilt or IfBB was the avowed model 'of the present, *rith theex ce,ption of the penalty, it should be conformable to' it in every tesPect• Mr.:C. Wynne, Mr. Lockhart; and Mr. Brown, escb'proPosed some verbal alterations en the clause, which was finally agreed to as it stood, with the ad- • ditios. oT the words " frame worked" before the wo w' 6 ,4 re Manufactory," in order-to prevent the A 4 extending to lade worked on citations ; stud the'ofrenders were declared to be guilty of felony nithout benefit or clergy. The second Clause was so filled up as to declare that eery person in whose house, or custody, or possession, any frame, &c. (not being his property) ,• a nuld he deAttoyed or damaged, should give notice thereof to the owner.. if residing within twelve miles, 1 or residing at.a greater trtitince, then to his known , agent of the place, within twenty - f our hours of the ' dc,truction of such frame, &c. and should'also with in forty-cight hours, appear before a Magistrate, to . be examined as to his knowledge of the persons or parties, and for every neglect so to do, should be deemed guilty of a misdemeanour. . By the third clause, persons swearing falsely, or procuring others to swear falsely, are declared liable to the punishment annexed to perjury and suborn ation of `perjury.. . . ' The fourth clause limits the du ration of the Act to the Ist of Match, 1814. Mr. Secretary RYDER proposed an additional . clause, authorising ant alteration of, or addition to the Bill, in the course of the present Session„which was agreed to. Mr. LOCKRART proposed a clause for allowing to persons to be tried under this the benefit of being beard by Counsel, as in the case of a inisdemeaneir. Mr. Secretary It. Y DER saw nothing to distinguish ears under the present Act from other capital of-- foces. • - The clause was negatived withotit a - division. _. A few verbal alterations were made upon the'Pre amble, when the Chairman left the.Cliair, the Heine resumed, the Report was received, and, or4ered to be taken into further Consideration ) • and to he - printed. 1 Upon the motion of Mr. RYDER, daithelloase should go lib a Committee On the Watchand Viard-1 Will, . , ... . Mr. WYM4E . expressed' a wish to be informed, how far the • Right, Hon; Settetary proposed dui* [MC RII ibould.Otend, and whether it would 104 be espedient ,INg'it . ithould be an insttecligit tcol l e% Committee ,tp "empower the Magistrates Of - ' oddly , counties. to-apply the provisions of this Bill. Mr. 1.;1'1(41-KECK saidli few words. Mr. RYDER stated, that he had no objection to arcede to the proposition of the Hon. Gentleman if he could be snared that the Magistrates of the coun ty of teiceptei would be willing to eitcute the pow ers vested in them. - Mr..f.,Elgill KECK entertained no doubts upon this point.. . , . . . Mr. IlifilllGTON was olin different opinion. Sir 03yir,ALDAIOSELEY spoke in favour of the propmitioe: - .' . - ' . Mr. RYDER assented. Mr. KORNER enquired whether the Bill was in.' tended to beef a permanent nature, and to apply to, any other description of olfences which might amount to a breach of the peace? - Mr. PEItefiVAT, was of opinion thatit would' be more advisable at present to give the Bill a tem -1 nrary operation, but was not puisuaded that it nit not hereafter be proposed to give it the forma c . i a permanent law. . The: Bill then went through a Committee, athee filo Wanks were tilled up, and several additional • tiauses agreed to. The House lutving resumed, the Report- was re• reiTed, and ordered to be taken into further consi deration on Monday next.—Adjourned to this day. Arr. 4,_ .• : , Mail,. ~: Dar. 0 ,. Dublin t ...,...0 1 I • - Cadis ... ::. 4;4 .. 0 2 • - • 0 0 6 .......4 1 J:..... then :iv 1 f". 0 .. Brazils ' 1 . _ • - PRICE OE' 5T0615.3 THIS PAY Mt ONE , O*CIbOCH. Bank India ninth 16s. j 73., pi. . . 3 per Cent Cops. 6111 , • Elchequir Hill+ 6 7 jpr.,. 3 per Cent. Red. e2li !Mtn 4 per Cent'. 18. • °minium' & per c en t. N e w 9241 • Careals for Acct. 611 • • . Loot. Asc. 16 3;16.1 1441erx Tickets •I . ." • THE •ii---47.1,E.5ig,d.1f0:;_., , • —:• '• IQN.DON: 's s " .701119rPDAYI rialuaLY 19, 284.. c. We are aril, compelled to state that all hors and Pneetationsifoumbd on the expiration of the he gooey Restrictions, by the Friends of Liberty and et P.lt,e, are disapßoiated, His Royal ifighnisi the PRTNCE azosirr has delared himself UNFRIENDLY TO;CATHOLIC ENIANpiPATOI/, STRENUOUS ADVOCATE FOR THE PROi**ll. . . pew • OF THE Welt,, • 6 ?LILLY ttlvnli Aip Tift MEASURES HITHER, TO picEsurso BY, MIL PHICAVAL AND ild:As 59c4.4704 ;X:" • • • . :'L It! • Who pr does . this,'"oordsklillis' 6614F;i7g • t,- • ox i c t . ' THE STATtSMAN. 1 . kiwi* .ornospondence,_ and _Omit ask theint seines, when they. e f irpect the pttiod will arrive that is, to put an .end to their sufferings Letter:from the Psivca firimxt to the Duke of Mott vi,r: •E. 'a Mt btAntst Bioturat ' " 4 ••• ar " As the Restrictions on "the exercise of the:no* Authority will shortly, expire, when .I must make mil arrangements fOr the future Administration of: the powers with which lam Invested,- I think it right.to communicate these sentiments which I was withheld from expressing at an earlier-period of the Seiiion, by 'My warmest desire, THAT WM ERPEiTAD ON THE SiItAIDS OF IRELAND ItiOHT UNDERGO OE 4REIBEtkrrDISCUSSION OF PARLtAltinfri ihnitirD 11/1111 ADT IMERI CONSIDERATION. • • . • r, 44 . I think,.it ha r dl y - to eall- yotit reJtti o 4. it l4 t 1L,..i . t r . i 0 - jAis Royal Highness . ' . l....jts ter ... ws oth!riLpontiCalli_.conuected *ith Lord diteY s we oo . trtPrelfone . p n ifer any oiieervati,cnte : ;t t tili the corisZei 7 theseliThe - otkiiiiiiifdi tt iel e j;a l( lOie I;e'r. 1 cquciuBing pitriirt * i n o r jhrlii r relotir iou(!ar:iflit sanded Ih:if 1116id' teseci frfentis df the Country, pcs. j oppose oartlebrak lendadOlL ii. fbe gracibo! ..3,46 . ten more integrity than to coalesee with.sny party isideibit etpresseo,•llte (4,44 in obedieuceinidatiii whatever, among whick,thitkiriai to be found nten of - *lda Royal Illighiress,' to esplain Ourielits..7llh Iheeitna stamp as Mr. 1 3 ;nasvalid - • • 1 ., . By the arsivai 6C die Fervent gun-Ori# , it Fal. Aims and sihderity. We poqatiiftlisipitta.s* . •,.... 0• - ~. ..,.• 7 :-. .0 e..— , ~. ~ . to assure his Royal Vig l hnesif t4tliifiliiiiiiiette;"4.; thaw 4 honour and disii,, tiould eppear.4o u ''n, troth on Sonday i misop ,a passage of ten days from letter! toi the Bth instant. - Lord Wit low-great to be Inde f . for the:purposu, of . boutiftug Our i".,l liol ; ' ' we . herte', l4 teltet liortnguew Papers and . e 4 cei , frepooptc , . All peep:al 4 , 400k0n „Li - NGTON, it is. said io. 'dime Jetteti' was s.' t itlesieet tit.itur eountry; ant' pnitidglofiv Als 'fit)- 1 -k trt ' l 4 14 i:4Zialk 4 ipMitni i ,ists' rat on piubfii-hieikiffili; ,Abrantes .9P •, tile fith, Yf . iiii,:jart .0( hi; ermyc l .in 04 it.,o',:iii:.rigji '44.01a 'ftii.init that Noe'itusi. 4 iikOi 15 4 .fnardii. tire': fsesiege. .s e d i t oo . ,witch piece hd j - ' -1,. • tint.' expeseidiAtol ' t ,tiorre, this 'impossibility of our. WI, og ' , each • the 7th or Sth.--...a. e . war, at Lishati l etid:seht . to SK-Übes l to 'bc! used 41vith.theisseseist Goveruhtesth Our differences of cvp4 , '1 111 !° he'll"! Pius 4 /0 batki taken wit of the ship' idon stre•toonitintand toff important to idmit of path I , odetrti ja, pattering Baditioz. MS tordihiy. it is' added, ~mecessiry section to the recent circumstances under sithieh,i assumed the authority delegated to ine by PieHO ment. At a moment of unexampled danger, t was called upon to mike k sefeatiddist persons to whom I should eotrtott the funiifoth?ilt the lixecuthe Government. Alky , seise, of detrlti our Royal Father solely decided. that Choice,' and every private feeling gave way te* considerations which admitted of no doubt oeteeketlon. "bean acted in that respect, as . the Orir eepiesebtlalve of I , tift nistoth . Ilifßopil Highness will i **ait do vi the justice pi i:*nenibdr, Witt Sik die twice il: reody, octed on this impression in 1809, oil thi proposition then made to no - under his Majesty 6 s thorlfy; and laid year ; when hit Royal Highness '*as pleased to require our advice reapecting thifors 'fisithen of a tiiii .„. oocrpment. The 'keeibis :Mach gin* then humbly oiheaitted sos44gtitetied hi: the incretolog chulgeis of the .thoteil thetilj din to this ingpient l • oppeao4d . evn ibijYa)p! _ of opinion ! • R Ill• Buticia444o. CP4144040 t at Isiatcb tbq psiaratio no of lltaissao*s*nislisitlsishosilwillrel 101 . 0*#:that this lam *mighty/ risci#ally 'elfbot*- ii4trtfor. .01"Tieti Ar 'rusqicin to the . P!riague!!' VOtiinit p X . ,`44#ois s ,that Marshal MA:Rion. reach'e4 Sifi t iaand On tte MA January- 0 whey*..etw aiillirisio ns .of hi s - i n f s .,. 4tfairited• on So *lok fad o'fbet force was *Tklatiftly dostiuttE to fedi* u a Ciudad Itothiso.4 We. iiisapt: *Oath* iitippttsflitat* 101* \144 the August Person whose functions I Was appointed to discharge ; and I have, the satisfaction of know. htM that such vim the opinion of persons, for whose judgment and honourable feelings I entertain the highest itispect in various instances, as you *ell know. When the law of the last Session left me at Tull liberty, _I waved any personal gratification, I. order that his Majesty might resume, on his resto ration to health, every power and prerogative belonging to his Crown. I certainly am the last' person in the kingdom to. whom. it e.Att be per mitted to despair of our Royal Father's recoeery. A new era is now arrived, and I cannot but rebel with tau/faction, on the events which bare distin guished the short period of my restricted Regency. Instead of suffering in the loos -of her possessinns, by the gigantic force which has been employed against them, Great Britain has added most ipportaht:ae loisitions to her Empire. The National Faith has ps.oxtmatioli.towatels/Mlkass agreement ,r on the publicinteresfs, eau alone fort L bads for the honourable,. Oki3On . at Parties previiinkli'llip, posed to each 0114 I . into_the detail of .thoits dWe rences we.are unwilling to enter ; they embritto Most all the leading features of the present pogkr:of the empire; but hiirßoyid Highness has, himself, been pleased to advert to the lite deliberations of Parlia ment on the affair's of Ireland. Thii is a subject; above all others, important in itself, and connected with the most pressing dangers. Far from concurring in the sentiments which his MAJESTY'S Ministers have, en that occasion, so recently expressed; we enter ) , twin opinions directly opposite : we are firmly per- snarled of the necessity of a total change in the pre tent system of that country,. and of the immediate repeal of those civil disabillties'under which so large . a portion of his MAJZSTy's subjects still labour on account of tt.eir religions °pinkies. To recoinmina. - first • • ice .toope , , that garrisOn ire ititirifble of defending .it iiistst • ... • • _" . .esiesay4 , neither r4s tinderstancktheiriitletiottorevil . • WELLtnrysosr abandoning ibe.Placo . so .surblenty, tood leaving it so taistosed, merely Inlay slogt to writstWei fortress "Mei .Iset year so successfulty;reibted ftis attacks: As " teovertrotent are understeoa fo hive received disistietiii Of a late date froin hii iairdSiti the publication. of these will perhap s thrwit . ,pors light upon the ' , subject. The following areisatrattii from the Lisbon Papers,:—• , ' LISBON, Fra, 1. RelatiVe to the inoiemeits of the array we know n o -g positive, bat it appears Loat WassisraTom already -begins td direct hisattention towards Bsdajov ;, we are even mewred that AfloExcr,ileocy will cause that fortress to be summoned ; ths state of the n ganistAsi, reduced as it is. by cireuuntaores, it not in& of ta adinior insinahing a successful defence The away SA, kit raid; mate a movement; probable tri.:t thelpirdardi prnfiting by the absence of BoOsnr, Ymterday we Were assured Josses noilAPtitTZ bad left Madrid, and that it was intended to erect fortillantiosl on the banks of the Elsit."- ( Mewl Diary, Feb. 1.) been preserved inviolable towards our Allies; awl if character is strength, as applied to a nation, the in greased- and increasing reputation of his Majesty's arms will shew to the nations of the - Continent how' much they may achieve when anitnatialsy allorioas spirit of resistance to a foreign yoke. IN THE . CRITICAX: • irTuATIoN OF THE WAR IN THE PENINSULA, I MA SA, AE MOST AN XlOus TO Avoto , ANT REAM:IRE WHICH CAN' LEAD MY ALLIES TO sorrosslntAT I SUSAN TU DEPART FROM TUE PILEOINT SYSTEM: SRARydaNCE A4IMIC Ckar •• A:cialivis .staa4insALi :01 1111 0 0 11i.ititalieti4-70 11 I. CANNOT WITHHOLD HY sAPPROZATIoN THOM THOSE WHO HAVE IioNoVEAELY DISTINGUISHED THEstSELI Ts IN surroßT or IT. I have no predilection to indulge,— no resentments to gratify—no objects to attain but such as are common to the whole Empire. If such is the leading ptinciple of my conduct—and I can appeal to.the past as evidence of what the future will be—l flatter myself I shall meet with the support of Par. to Parliament this :repeal, is the atlyic, which it would be Oilitiuty to offer to his ,Ikayailtghnis . l,* could we, even for the shortest liretb.make our- I selves responsible for any farther idolay in the pros. pect of a measure, without whkh We coukl enter tain no hope of rendering ourselves'usefuf to hil.Royal ,Highness, or to. the country. We have only furs they to. beg your Royal Highness to lay before his Royal Highness the Pluses Raearcr, the expression of our humble duty, and the sincere and respectful assurance of On — riiiihisk - *Mbet 'for whatever miy best promote, the 'lase, honour, and iwiTantage of his Royal Highness's, Government, and the:siii•Aild 711 of l his endeavours for-the public,welface.„ .N4):40,41e, honour to be, &o. , "1711 ? , t •-i (Signed) IL GREY.. ./ 9REN Via/0 To his Royal Iligheassthe Duke Of lions, . When we stood Ihrward as the advqcate of the • "‘Frat. 2. Tbegallant Genera/ Caitsmitui flied onitte,Sitiryll,..othiq wounds, and, on the following day, was interred la *broach of Ciudad Rodrigo. The tone is not..greatly 'injured. About tea truses are dOwir, bat many more wete destroyed by the French tri proettrelvesms, which they plated elariitng against the hallo., as a defence against the efeett of out gout"; the fifth divlstori t ender General HAT, is Isiow repotting the breadtcs, whit:hitt perforated; for the reeds;: with *shims, ecc. A 40n siderable somber ot' Sae .goartvaire „tams, lii of hraas.and uatlyamortsts of the ;awl asJihrel when every•thing it plowed in order, the mane giveo to the Spaniards to preserve. fleadoviartera are at C t sktegos. Opera! ~ hos b#lfoops 4.ll4ell4o4ranctitiltialg Nova, &C. . .I.ITRACT 01 ornA4t. otses.rcti int r ik e. tatlr *et labtrion 4'o poi ititonst lowsitt, eittant lass+cops, „sumo • ; 144 'Etcnitifi• Stk r uibitershik MiSsiohir ast/OecthsSitistrutnca 'Ohe 22d inst. ,and on the2sd and 'llitlrsts divisions of inantry the twiny of PortagsejOioett. In tbe.nrighbouithood of Aiha toad Satsumas. , The division of Gwent thlumo, with near 400 horse, and some artillery, woe on kbe isd . orderedlo Ma -lellat and patroled as for as S. 4unos and f miasmas. the. object of 'the movement of tbis division was to ascertain the cact of the fall of Ciudad Rodrigo; and afterwardi retired *towards die di, tys. Lament, and of a candid and enlightened mitten.— Baying made the communication of my sentiments in this new and' extraordinary crisil of our affairs, I cannot canclude without expressing the gratification I should feel, if some of those persons with whom the early habits of my life' Were formed, would strengthen my hands, and constittitela part of my Go vernment. With such suppertemd aided by a vigot. • r6us and united, Ad►ninistration, formed on the most liberal nasis, I shall look with additional confidlnte to a prosperous issue of the most arduous contest lin' witich Britain was ever engaged. You are antlio: rized to communicate these sentiments to Lord Gv. -- who, I have no doubt, will make them known to - GAENVILLE, eiln* of thi Rcoprr,, du ringthi ealttence of 1 the ,iestrietions, ied to adopt this lfber Of con. ,R, , duct in,cionsequence 4 , being well knoWn to the nation, that, whenever his Royal Highness was Culled upon;todeclare himself as to public men, and public ,meisnres, he uniformly expressed himself attached to peice—;to those principlesittly which were calculated to .-promote opr national prosperity—and to those ,men who, unceasingly, and patriotically, endeavoured to awaken the country to the dangers with which it . dras encompassed; through the measures ore profiigatat& itiSti imbecile istry. We find, however, that we. 1 ,,, hate been deceived by appearances—perhaps by t toe fond &sire for the welfare of the land which ,gs.ve us birth ; for bow, we would ask, is peace to i rtteitain. • do not know that Bons U;filsed the Douro. We arc occupied in repaii4di the ,dustalug4 nettisinited at Cisidad Rodrigo by our tire, which was, dainty atter being taken, placed in security against a coup de main, and k bops, la a few days, its works •witf ne id a sood state of defeat I have the honour of transmitting yoJr LAwlleitcy a copy of tlie intelligence publidied by the enemy 041 the 13th inst io Ma rind Gazette, relative to vie battle witu the Spanish army'near Valencia, on the %Rh Dec. it i, satisfactory to observe, that not withstanding the unfortunate rvailt of that day, the cortintuniva tiOnStlt the enemy were so difficult, that they were. Allied to occupy the spate they did between the dabs of MAO* battle and t h eir publication of it in adrtd. I have nevorthekis ren- Pons for believing the , notwithstanding iValemsta' wag. ttntelY invested, the enemy had made uo progress in their zortunpt of obtaining powession of it so l,teat toe, ith m and Utah .ientral &Aar had ordered the divisions of: Vina4thatra, and Obispo, which had retired, to return to, Va. .icht.---It appears by the enclose.i (corral MuNT - - .ion or the . " iwirriit, on 46 I as alwayi, my dearest Fat:mama, your affectionate Brother.. • bill &ought about, when we find the Pitt Ncs itrozWr deeluring, on'the eve of 'his being invested with So. that he is '4 most anxious to avoid evert qurs's elsealry-were in the actL_ Ygtiv itlt. If* colitraiY; some regiments odder -Isis commend are , still in Caitile, With MaitWolvit ; and I latelliat the same Gen: Moyer - News W f sie a few days • •is fiivMii I have received we Intel (Signed) " GEORGE P. 4 ' 'canton Rouse, Feb. 13, 1112. " P. S. I shall send a copy of this letter inniedli ately. to Mr. PiscrvAt..". • '• - • . Latter of Lords Gate aid GIIIINTPAI4 in annsinr ,, to atabote:—. FXlllllAllr, 15, 1812. • ". Ssa,—We beg leave Most humbly to express to your gaifisrl/011tuess our dutiful acknowledgments for an graciOusamd condescouding manner in which t - 7.4 have had the goodsmt. to communicate to -- -.qc the P- - *csitt. vereigoty, ..... , _ --- measure which can lead my Allies to suppose that I mean to depart from the present iyiteli:” add that is the *V "along' can ophiev geostion."---Ifew isps we . dosier 'for ,Ibiktpr *iii 1 silueloii* the !:lipeol t ros ff.i i *) tre i tr t ti . .a.Apoi -w Q -.a ihretrAttable banik fie+efesing tos . gime , to It. za.jr ilkijo 7 ir the , Sllb ligeoce from Cadiz since my Lott .f tie 21* it* led*reaccl leney • • • . ; • " Since Veitipittlida' , Ove r I have received intelitgenee that ea ti. 26. h jusWigthe enemy tired t..ffer ilejkie in Salamanca, for the taking of Valencia 3. it Is said tills event took place on the Stli or 9th insrant) fait nd dice motantial tecount wav given, *dr Writ gosithielyinderted. o h.-(Lision Otrustee, P 4 .5.) WO have also. received Cadiz Papers to the 34 Inc', tivggilt ey the Disiink.kpaekdtin eleven days. They contain atty 4l Of hopertenie. Lord Wir:4:4cvei t ' itr'e been treated ' 66 IV gratt4ee of Spain of tht, t clan, with the ycie dICaAD Ronatoe."—Geserat #4J , f4ff.s 4 ooe matched en the letter of his Royal Hilinail-, liairenrs.- -,--:. kinic** * E!"! '' 4aier, ou the iubject of the atrangementil isi' ; be neri . 4 " e it'a i -acomwe from the bampet Gibriltar.on the St&is' ult. grAlwo.;- made' for the future administration.of the' theistic af. 1 4. ( ' '' ' ''• ' eeeded'towardit Barnes. .' ' ~7 , t qP lll4 4 li " - 1' 49. f a ; a • ,' * - 4 ...t --' 4. ' so fairs; and we take the liberty of availing Valerer A fOrbilli Aw. " 1141 1% :1 g ,y_ t The . first eintelie of poster by • the Altowily upon of your gracioul perniission, to address, to /owe Otlititie ,- 40 ,, riCalWille l ' i . m IA emiinclpittok . from 'his . restrictions yesterky, was Reyal.Rigissea in this form wlipsiitift po r itia tO gfat,t tifinrEarldoni •te Viscount W ai.sA noir° v, no . in consequence of that ,oetrow... * The; t iltill"./ 'li th rihql pr aells etessi u o v es es t :l e & I , i+itiVit td - PtiritilkalVA ' la isrovide'a ism of. Palace Renew?, 'after et weight'''. Iftie teial .. I f' " tiAiii - cOudet e g . ?. 0001;4 7 yeatleil'hurpctitlInsofakoseiwitt Mss dotal li- - __ _.-- '' ";' '' ; wi,i,„1,. - -;,/,,.." •n s ''' initittle '•, itkd diked!** sent* , tb bet sect t' ... ' Highsmith that letter his vanities*. On gatiOdi pub • calls to our ouessamsoAr . Offftrzs• ,i,rtr,---. 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