The Statesman. — London, England, 1818-08-10 00:00:00

I . - 3 - iperse... -,.. - glared the desired ittopreibiou upon tint, as .. \2llsis contraltos:— . • ~ 44 TO 4711t;11.411- MUISIT. MAIDSTOWS SAII STONE. " Litnetiome. Jahr st/;*•`'+'',' M f• .. '.. r. i. - ~ lt:.- ...mutes Ilommr,—The period appri :,,,,•.4.: • • 06bleb yes are to be tried nn a charge of ha. ... ~...,..:. • olowortned fp the 'larders of Mr. Bird and his *cep*. •It 1 11 Sly present iutention to visit V Maidst . 4 nit ow Monday, but as it is possil I May piletiettted,,en account Of my unser feast° I engogfineuts, I em serious to re, worth/to yot4 - 104lioNs the interest which I .Whit coßctrisloor temporal andipititell'eitl Tow wilignellect the rircernennes of illy • . etisited/yee, 4 ihen in confinnient in oneSitlbsr "don Kinn. ' I was pleased with the meaner which your opened yopr mind. end asserted isbobeenos; and Lao booed to believe that stated to me was the truth. I come to yais lain CIMIOSISy t . or from any desire to genii . ,on points which ars beton,' you end yoir . . let pimply and sincerely to offer you my ads iimispest the coarse of conduct which I was • -. • llimr es teadopt, during the long. period , r e - •in prison. l'hope yea Isistoadepti •k- Aidvice literally, mod have devised strength •'.( rt from the ;Gorse of teligioms disdplker Bich I strongly urged yea to enter. Al ~. rat sitsatiest, allow me tosuggebt; aver . nvo *Oat affairs important for your mesa. Aeration. I think you told me you . shistlik ' atop to make clear your ineecitece. My. 10410 6 •.. Abe ceetrary, is, that yes take every stop , It ; for, to deal fairly by roe, you cannot lensibk) that appearances are 'gains 'you, interstate, it is your defy to meet by oer trial the statements which will be :i y those who conduct the prosecution aghast sigh the paint seriously in mind, and give ' self no cause to weep bitterly for having I the advice thus kindly tendered to you. A, ispiriteal 411110100 1 I speak with the same ' thank with less reserve. You avowed to though you hands had never been stsinedwith of a brother-.you had, net withstandiog, been sun y dimes. For theater, repent, heartif 7 1 610 k et the mercy and goodebneof God,' nd s4l 1r your iegretitede and rebellion. Give Ile year ere, nor slumber to your eyelids; hips i apsde your peace with him. Remember 1111110111 elatio n with him is of n• av ail ; that : with ens sin nereposted, or one transgression thiSOlik what must be yitit fats hereafter h oinclion to ye., and I tell you trans Now l ln your 11 / 11 * i should avow with catni qty offeaces, and that, did I keep back the *leant them, from a 'mistaken motive of *veld act the hypocrite. and throw myself Ow pale of rotate mercy. I should net. Skink myself betted to tell way inquisin lay guilt; but what I should do is this: Seim ea*, which would hereafter, if not Ito likely to implitatoor **danger t he life of minium I should, then deem it my duty, God and to society, to reveal it. Whet would world be to mi.. or what 66001 d I care for'' neat of me? Were I brought to a tree state . Once, I should despise it ; and think of nothing of prophisting the (even, and relenting of God. my Saviour andway Jake. Writ your mind, and may the lloly Spirit direct sake the proper application. I have writte you, end in the tams spirit, fail not to ant by return of Pest, and reveal .the true slat ailed. 1( 1 can be of any service to you, ti sad I will do my best to befriend you. Lave mercy upon you : So prays.iinjsAilnict%itiri - z .ti.. W I , .1, 91 TO CU ARLES 1111511111 r, MAIDSTONE J AIL, MA s. Limeh.tuie, Soth of J , " DEAR HUSSEY,—AR expected death tally prevented my coming down to see promised, on Monday last, but I hope I shill you either Saturday or Sunday next. Iwi to hear from you, and to find that, from end collected manner in which you wrote, Fits were cheerful, and your mind resign , will of God. I am free to own that you possessed me in your favour, and I am di receive with credit the account you give of Inocence. lam happy to hear that you hi every step to make it appear satisfactory to and hope in God the event will be 'Amass(' have my very best wishes, I assure you wit-sail along hashes, be prep red for the worst wont, you have nothing to fear hereafter ft and merciful God. If guilty, make all the repel your power by having consecrated the who! , lime in prim to the exercise of your religi4 Mercy, even in that case—l dare not to may not be withdrawn from you ; and the that yes would be !sappy hereafter, would sting out of death, and make yes look witl sort of Milano on the opinion of the Yoe most not regard' it one way or the other ther it considers you guilty or innocents be innocent, and yet a verdict of guilty be The event will thee be the sacrifice of yield it op with meekness of spirit, and signation of wind, and let your conduct be Christian throughout, in the cell and upon fold; end remember io your dying women' agony and passion of the meek and emir who died for your sake, end soffered for Should, on the contrary, the verdict be differen) your life be spared, consider that you will • debt to your God, and henceforth lead , sere and godly manner, cultivating the spirit !roden t and walking daily in the paths of ligion. I should have stymied of your blessed Sacrament on the occasion upon Chaplain solicited you ; and I hope you id fuse when he again asks. In the then fray mind, it would have been proper. W. morrow a few words, informing me of the your trial, which, I pray God, may be as hope God Almighty will support you througi enable you to conduct yourself with proper and with a resigned spirit. Your's faith(' 46 J . 14 The person of whom you spoke to much on your account, and desires to be r 4 kindly. Let me.kuow if there be al which I can slue you." / - , 1 il • • '' t # ~11 ),A is ,_,L, i. bt 1 •r i . PPT-11!, WrA F TIRMAN • . • ~ • , . . ------ ' to, ait thus impromients it the, gu ars _ e _ nou the righsli troops 111 the pi ..na of D.„ 1 ,„ ~ . s stated is Jarful , . 44v tarn:Ks THI4 H‘V ‘T (yr o u•FLOCK thence go se Ikelgiunt s to •tamisie the foor e , ' „: l ' .e . ing or eularginp on the Irrsoich frontier ; after 14 1 aft . Ittock etwi f i ft , i 1114 Cent. fil sera & per it or.. , r kiset,„tew lt Silk .."..: ka . , 1., stele- . pe r Veiir. ' e 'ml' 1 . 01' mane who loom moos p i ~ . r . . - eat... Waal mean Tartly taken Plans itme g my s . oil, 1.1‘.. 1-5 it Sell/. 1. elate the 0110ci11 , ..-7 "4/ be will repair te Asa.latkapellfe. • . pry Gan. lee I r um.* kr Ace. nit 44. t .' f liscerewer mos Hip p . , 24. 181/K. The positioning, publication of Hussey 's amt s . % --assei-_ 4.aches in _,____ ._ _ ___ __ _ ____ _.. ___ _ 'co alder what eight la be till"' erects of tact ng bee -- - ertik - sii2tentsmatir . his hoese. --"' - . incraase beco o m f es w:it i k t a t i o l. what • amelioration slons, in she sisternent of Mr. Ruins ; saki it you in ----.- - _ seetheingfintaotese inlet° insert this day, still have a relieving elrett on th e ii i i,4. /: -- ' -------- --* in des etradition - of the People, or Any diminution of uible that .- . lie mind, as it sets the gist of that mysteri es , LON DO N : the weight of merlon is dee conseqeence of this pre prose pre: „, • • . le impost i s l essen . culprit s guilt at rest. He admits that be planned% reit* a few , ISONDAIr. AUGUST 10, ISIS. , greed's improvement. Not °nosing I titre lie . ---wo.-- rid, and the workman cannot get a shilling a week add- irehhery of Mr. Btkfi, in roncert with Ilia ega, Vitiation. petioles, who entered the house to perpet rat ••' We rectified at a late hoer this forenoon Boston ed to his wages.though the Revenue tbat feeds sod pam- . p m basi ns; crime. He thus steads confessed a print peps the Noble Paupers h increasing at the rate of eight P to. the 16th , and New York he i bny L en . opera , to t 14th elf. Pr • h t in the robbery, bat he denier, the uterdea,4, doer with All the article's relative to Spain and America bays a hundred and fifty thousand pounds per mon t tied your strong aspect of further hostility. The garrison of That there should be such improvement in the means This, he says, was perpetrated by tiro aecon,o4,a t • • es i what you S t . A ugust i ne ' s , i n East Florida, still apprehended of feeding corruption , is c ertainl y g ood news for the who have gone on a voyage to India. Wheeh er t l from n n allegations are tree or false, Hussey gains aethleo f •an attack, but bad got some opportune reinforcements Paupers who swallow individually so many thou. . Minn t oil them. in point of in n ocen c e ; for by his use cork a i r 6 011 ,, and supplies. A slumber of Indians had, however, 1 sends and perform no work whatever for their &ice, and taken refugftthere, arid therefore afforded the same enormous emoluments, except supporting - the Ministry siert be planned and participated in the robbery, j ui is eatimpi castle for American invasion as was assigned for that t ak e s the breadrif the poor man cud his infant the murder was the consequence of that robber - y, I• of yoqr entering West .Florida. Dispatches bad been re. ,children to gorge the vultures of this oppressive sys. _ 11 , 41 . d irr teivedat Washington, from General Jacatsort and tens, in order that it may prolong its .torrid reign ; M r. Kam' , the Surgeon has been called in too, end tow . . t ____. tend her K am, within these few thy,. Oaf.. sent to the Pees Wiwi, in Virgatie. The bearer of but the state of the nation in poiot of increase d flee iris ... , bulky he went twice to Kew from Loudes t 'l n t , i 10 y a i r the! is a Mr. Heiseeleon Indian interpreter ; from comfort, ~, g ethibits is whereon to ground felicita., yesterday morning, after eleven o'cleck, he e o n ' •-s' - ' re f r f irw ‘ e whom it is understood, that they embrace a full sc. lion, in which the effect of an ameliorating and jests again. The Report of her MAJESTY'S stair!t ion eotai. emit of all his proceedings inthe South, arid policy in the Government can be traced. It an ea.l Sudsy was, " Th. Quay( -has has „a airy goodti " I take 440 that the Isms they disclose, though expos*, fo r m traonlinary and rapid impulse has been give , to then and is a little better this morning e't • "deice, - eir a most telple justification of his conduct in the manufactures and trade and commerce of the Yesterday morning, the Quirts:, we ere told, e s . . to prove - . a very hearty breakfast, and considered herself e ;' of bee be Spanish country. • A tumour was prevalent at country—if England has recovered from the ef. much improved, that she expressed a desire to tats New York, that ;1 JACKSON General J had been re. teas of the war and the still more disastrous garden aid that , an airing in her garde chair, end it was accordingly fads on, called. It is insinuated in a very vague way, peace, we really are -at a loss to find where got ready; but her MAJESTY esperienc.d so neck f referred that he bad received a polite note from the Secretary are the proofs of this happy restoration. What pain in, the attempt made for her removal, thatihr ' •7; , intention was relinquished. ust YOU. — at War, intimating , that his immediate presence in is the State of England just now, ? The Man- re to year. The PRINCE REGENT arrived at Carlten.besa , Teems. e was indispensable , and that this was the cheater Papers received this day, give no very fa- neglecten fis to your cause of his sudden movement from the theatri of 'Durable representation of the state of the manage- from Brighton. r i kindness, his glory. What foundation there is for the surmise lodes. The flourishing condition of the cotton trade The *LORD CHANCELLOR bad en audience of tie f . s me, that time most tell. does not enable the master to augment the wages of Paws REGENT yesterday at Carlion.house. At Ilitheblood DonOnts,the Spanish Minister, was, on the 9th, in his workmen, and thousands are still in a state four o'clock his Royal Highness left Cariton•hotes, ' en guilty of Washington. Ile had received two Messengers from of idleness, because they CoDetise they are en- ' fly repent. p rince Ltoroxo still leave England in a few clays •' ' I blush snd Spain, one on the heels of the other. He had 'Reissue • titled to some addition of pay. To drive out of aft er p the illt4C6 REGENT% BirtE•day.' '. Tenn s l ee p ed, as has been mentioned before, that he is clothed the beads of the poor fellows who harbour this GENERAL JACKSON.—We lately inserted an awe. ~. Is; till you with fell powers to settle all matters in controversy, notion, the idea that the labour of a man dote then in circulation, respecting the conduct of • me that all between Spain and the United States. The American is his property, which be may carry to any mirket this General,expressisig our opinion at the same tier, if die p that the manner in which the fact was related , en ...: apers aptly remark on this statement, "of tome, he chooses, and to which he may affix any ession not not the most correct. It was evidently related *kb 9-! I write be has powers to cede the Florida. to es-; to make price, the dragooning system is employed, and the view of discrediting the character of the America • H uy, t h a t remuneration to our merchants for spoliation' Of all the rigour of the law is required. This is indeed Commander. The following eccount of the circle. , */ aodour all their property, and compensation for the losses ens.. a flourishing picture I Let es look at it closely. A stance makes it not only move probable, hot moo ' he declare- tanned by the set of the Spanish Government,ezeled. harvest is promised more glorious and productive praiseworthy :—General JACKSON was formerly Nt. • shame, ing as a Judge on the Bench, its one of the counties ' I ing us from the right of deposit at New O r l e an s. " than any that has occurred in the memory of man— h- ull out ofof Tenessee ;an atrocious felon had escaped from Hi ' The trial and ezecisticm of ARNOTHNot and Am. every bran ch of manufactures not only reviving, but , perhaps, custody of the Sheriff, seized on a loaded musket, ' l i re person Relent, in Gen. J ACKSON'S army, has elicited he fell vigoar....intereal trade in the most flourishing with a bayonet, and filled himself in a corner forted ` were my great irritation in the neighbouring British Coteau. condition—commerte extending her sway in every by two walls, whence he bid deli ince to the Man ;* t stowed, They were convicted, say the New Providence Papers, direction. Yet, In this state of affairs, in the midst of Justice. The Sheriff had summoned 10 men to Oto if a fellow.him, but they were intimidated by his threats. 1), on the testimony of one Coon, an accomplice. of a p rofound , - and, we are willing to hope, a last. y, botb to Sheriff reported to the Judge that he would note. FROM ST. AUGUSTINE'. leg peace, we find that the military have been called would the render • but he was resolved to shoot the first awl CHARLESTON, JULY 3.—Captain BATESON, of the outsesthat workmeh, in various d istr i cts , bate ' r its jade. bayonet the next man that approached him. "Son. , ta o f pen i. sloop Frolic, who arrived here this morning, left St. .struck, and that the first manufactories in the mon 100 then," said the Judge; soon after the She.... 'Whin but Augustine yesterday. He informs us, that a Spaniels, world s baying fall employment for the artless), and riff returned with the same information, " That dr , ;Sl- the wrath corvette of 213 gone, a brig of 'lO guns, • and ample means to remesterate him are at a follstand. Citizens attending the Court were unarmed, and lib this in an hermaphrodite brig of 18 guns, arrived off that „„.. I re l an d,9 In the fruits of poverty, a dreadful ty. afraid to approach him." 4 4 Summons me then," amid act you tothe Judge. He did so --The Judge de.cended from place on Sunda , y last, in a short passage from ten thus to - phus, like the destroying angel, stalks about the the Bench a • , ed to the estomshment of the crowd, a d. newer this Ilavannah, having under convoy the schooners Bar. land, invading all homes, and wasting all ranks. IR mincing up to the criminal with s stern and intrepid : i l l of y our barite and Santa Rosa, loaded with mutations of war, Scotland, the People are still labouring night and countenance, laid hold on his musket with one hand, tell me so, clothing, provisions, and *boot 40,000 dollars hi day for three or four shillings a-week, and come. and delivered him to the Sheriff with the other, Ge. 1 The Lord &abloom:, for the use and pay of the soldiers at that qoently in a state of misery, from which even the neral JACKSON is the first who, ever commanded with .' 4 , , post._ The vessels of war sailed again on Mon.great success against the Wiens ; for even in the RUDGE." blessings of Providence have not relieved them. The very victories which the English and Americans for. any and Tuesday ; the schooners wore dis. Revenue may be increasing, but the poor mats' scom• merly pined aver the savages, they lost more met Atovroee. charged when Captain Baectost sailed. No cur- f ort is not augmenting in the same ratio. Bountiful than tliey killed of t h eir enemies. lel ) 1818. , lain information had been received at St. Augustine We learn by a letter from lisurdeaut, dated the 4 in my fa. Heaven! see how thy gifts are intercepted! 1 of the fall of Pensacola ; a report of it had reached Ist inst. that the Arismeisdi, which arrived there s you, as --ww.-- 'all be with there, hut it was afterwards contradicted; and the y few days previously, from the lodepensdeet Gorton. . We have received since our last the French Pa. meat of Buenos Aires. had left that pant. It "i I' was pleased remained its-doubt end uncertainty on the subject.— m the cool A large body of Indians with their women and Indians,pers to the 7th inst. On Tuesday the King held a reported that the French Government hail declared ° 'your spi. . Cabinet Council at the 'Dallied's, of extraordinary its intention of preserving a strict neutrality in the t 9 • children, were encamped within aboiat five miles of le between Slain and her Colonies, sold Hat ' ;tied to the length—it lasted four hours. The Minister of Fi- stragg le t St. Au satins, end is have pre. .• a number of them daily visited mince was it would not consequently make soy sort of ark nom Is not present, having been confined to his Si:posed to 'tie town. Thy garrison, which amounts to about lodgment of the independence of the Patriot State el - - Hotel from indisposition. The preceding day, the Buenos Ayres. sf your its 400 men, were much elated by this timely 'apply of - . have taken King gave a private audience to the Spanish Autba - A G en tie m a ni yho left St. John's, Newfoundland; clothing, provisions, and money, which they had the world • seder, who presented his credentials, as Minister Pi e . the Stir of July, states, that this valuable colony „ 9 been long looking for. ful. You nipotentiary from the Duchess of LUCCA. The making a rapid progress to prosperity. Tits Cad but my ad. ?Weenie,. Jurist 20.—8 y order of Gen. JACK.. writers of some of the speculations respecting the . Fishery he represents as most abundant ; and the Seal orst . If i n . sow, two companies of mounted men are to be raised Fishery has already produced, perhaps, beyond all subjects to be discussed at the Meeting of Aiz.la. from •just in else Alabama Territory, to serve six months, un- precedent. Phenix-like, St. John's is rising sib Chapelle, do net seem to put much faith in the new and improved splendour from the ashes of three • !partition in less sooner discharged. They are to be stationed at Ole of your Pensacola, solemn assurances published in the name of the conflagrations. The increased breadth of the streets, rensacola, and are ordered to scour the country be. ions duties. Sovereigns, that their deliberations are to be the solidity of the new building materials, and whet o decide— t wean the . Escambis and Appalachicola rivers, de. exclusively directed to the question relative to improvements of a cautionary list ore,will make firm .• e reflection strafing all the hostile warriors that may be found , much less frequent, and in fi nitely less destructive , the Army of Occupation. They will still have R Id take the and bringing in the women sod children. y the commencement of next fall, not a house will with a holy it that the affairs of Spain, Porters!, and Aare. be missed from St. Johns. There is, of coarse, • --men.--. a world.— It is stated positivelyi that, except upon the isc- rica will occupy the attention of the Aix•la.Chapelle great demand for building tradesmen; most of the* Miter, who- carreuce of an event, now represented as less pia. Politicians. This we also think is very likely, for it who had passed over from Europe, in expectation ill You may will certainly be ve ry difficult to keep these affairs out .employment, had, in despair of sects prondsiud timaas" bible than it was a fortnight since, Parliament will e adjudged.departed for America. of the review. An Ordinance has been issued for per. life; not Meet sooner than January. The late Elections your According to the last accounts from the Fres* d with re • can scarcely have produced an impatience for the manently fixing theStalf Establishment of the French m issionarieo in China, the persecution of di' be that of a company of the present House of Commons ; and we army, in tiroe of war, at 130 Lieut.-Generals, and 460 Christians in that Empire had suddenly ceased, sites in the scat- wove not seen that the present or any other Minis. Major.Ganerals ; and in time of peace at 80 Lieut.. 400 of them had been cruelly tortuxecl, several st mentr, the • Generals, and 160 Major. Generals. The present whom had apostatized. tries, have considered Parliaments as very desirable fined Jesus, number of Generals on the Staff being larger than the Th e Gazette of Saturday offers a reward of 2001. . • • things on any occasion, except when they wanted an your MOS • for the detection of the murderer or murderers fifths Ferent, and engine of this kind to Detection measures already de. Peace Establishment, it is ordered that there shall gamekeeper at Epsom. II owe it as termitied open, and raise what they call the ne• be no promotions until 18'11. Another Ordinance it is said Mr. Ext.'s, who accompanied Lord Am l itin e lie- emery supplies. It seems the improving state has, also, been issued for regulating the course of nznsr on his embassay to China, is to attend Lod • Pint of de. of the Revenue will enable our Governors to Promotions the qualifications for admission, and va. CASTLEREAGH, as his Secretary, to the Congress. of true re. The Earl of YatistouTit has resigned as one of tie dispense with any Parliamentary advice or assistance Floes other details, in every branch of the military r taking the Members of the Sub-Committee of Drury•lante This. a which the until the beginning of another year, and we are to service. French Five per Cents. left off on Wednes- He. Mr. WALPOLE has also resigned. Our readers will not re- be amused in the mean time with this happy state of day at 78f. 35. c. will see by an account of nine proceedings its the Cowl .me of your Inn affairs, which residers the meeting of Parliament, --mem---. of Chancery, that the LORD CHANCELLOR has grim , . 'rite me to. an d a ll t h e l ate El ec ti ons , p er f ect ly unne c e ss ar y. Flanders Mails, with Papers to the Bth, have ed an injunction against the eniagentent of l'ettn"*" he result of the Soh.Cuse s I wish. 1 Again we are told, that " The produce of the four also arrived. It is represented, as a matter beyond all ors or other acts of manspment by mitlee. .ough it, and• last weeks has exceeded that of the four correspond. doubt, that the Army of Occupation will quit France A most numerous and respectable Meeting of flit ler decorum, ing weeks in 1817, by more than tight h un d re d a n d in ..1 fully, fifty thousand pounds," and that the excess of the which the Allied Sovereigns were to discuss at Aix. the sth inst. at which it was resolved to take rhea". l. RUDGE. whole period between the rising of Parliament and la-Chapelle, has been already determined, for what cessary steps for vacating the late Election for that' me, suffers Should the Electide the end of the year will ►probably be adequate to the purpose are they to meet there ? The Duke of c ount y as irregular and illegal. e remember- be set aside, as is confidently presumed,- the 110 P• ma y wa y j a Vote of Credit, for she sake of which (mark the uses WILLLINpTON is expected to return to C am b ra y shout fl 1../ KOWACINN PSOBY Will become a Caudisitto Oh ' of Parliameut) a short *S . • ession has sometimes been : the middle of the present month, when he will review every prospect of meet*, • • ' I ' 4 f#