The Statesman. — London, England, 1810-06-21 00:00:00

Mr. U. JOHNSTONE - explained. SAMUEL ROMI LLY ex pressed hie entire 1 •-,e,ctirrence with the general principle of the Bill, .etit felt how important it "as to the House and t.g. the country, that such a measure should be ?gassed. lie could not but express his surprise that those who enjoyed his Majesty's confidence should nut be present at the discussion. The Bill passed in the last Session would be injurious to i!te cause rather than otherwise, if it were not fol. tip by sonic more effectual measure. He not lint express a wish that a moderate Par. iiinieutaCy Reform might he effected : such a Re.: iorm could aione prove beneficial to the country; s .os other mnst he attended with serious evils—, convulsions that might endanger the security :‘; the mantes. Mr. WHARTON defended the absence of Mi. tossers. lie understood it to have beets the listen. lion of the Honunrable Gentleman merely to ex. i .:An the principles of his Bill, and thought it un. oeeessary at that time to detain his Right lion. Friends. Ilere,fter they would (he bail no doubt) take ..0 opportunity of offering some observations on it. lie thought it was hard, when they gave it no opposition, that they should be censured for ~,t remaining in the House to give their seutiments when in its present stage their support could not further it. Mr. W. WYNNF:shortly replied, after which the Huron resolved itself into the Committee, Lord J'urnhester in the Chair. Mr. W. WYNNE proposed to prevent the evils alluded to by his lion. Friend, that per. suns of the description he had spoken of should give greater securities to prosecute than others. Mr. BROUGHAM left.it fur the consideration of his Honourable Friend, if the provision he proposed to make Would be sufficient to prevent the evil, He feared it would not, as such persons frequently extorted money by threats. After a few further remai ks from Mr. G. John. stogie and Mr. Brougham, the House resumed, the iteßort was brought up, and ordered to be taken into forther consideration on that day suittight. (70t.t.rinE CIF PHYSICIANS. Mr. PRENDERGAST ruse to give notice of a motion ; and stated, that during the interval of the late adjourni»ent of the II __wise, a ColoollllliCatiMl hid been Made to him on the subject of certain it) e.lans rind Regulations that bail IWO -framed, an d we re now acted ilium by the College of Phy. ins, to the merits of which, had there been saill.leut time, he should certainly have felt it his ditty to solicit the immediate . attention of thu' !louse. He considered those Ilye.laes to involve qaestion of great public ititerest, as far as they it &Ma the rfghts of some very meritorious and eminent professional Gentlemen : should they, iu flue interim, find it expedient to revise their Code of Bye-laws, and rescind those clauses which had been represented to him, and be couscientiously believed were faithfully represented as unjust, s citations, and highly objectionable. The third Report of the Committee on Sinecure Offices was brought up and ordered to be printed. A Bill from the Lords for preventing . vexatious arrests was brought up, read a brit time, and or. .tired to be printed.— A.!piornerl. •'. + % fp base rereised Letter V. f Dr. Nits.oto. It is the emneloslioit Letter of this iotetestiug Series, tool shall sitprtear 410 fisttorday. -4 , -.- . Atil•Ode ' Matte. I)t.r. flideliu 14 :urrf..ril. • • •••••• o :.; o ..• *** I 0 1 1 0 ' Liolion I • Catilz - • 1 _ - .11 , . .. 101-1 .. . ' 0 ti . IF •4Toehti nii liatik Stock 2(4 jr per Cent. Coma. iiler Ceitt. Reduced, di 70 r per Croft. Ssii • rCenl. Navy far Ace. 710 1181 AT ttAiK, Loot. Amu Indio Stork '-'••' Indio. Ruud, 19t. pr: Klerk. liSlo s L.. it. pr. . !tin*. $l4. *. thootess pr. • "r .7" THE STATESMAN. , . 49NDON y t • JUNE 21 1 I g 1.0: Tuts mornin4, arrived a assil from Cadiz, and E . /molter from Gibraltar. tyo give the following P.V'racts from the Paimrs 'brunAht bx this cults verantm;— Cmite, 31..—The Regeßcy is now Was litti 'het*, and joined by tije Bishop of Oases!, irrivOil a fee titya ago. Ticy made their entry op Tuesday afternoon, and held a • rawili,evee yesterdly in hopper of i nott FERN. ‘if ND•• lhe King's birth-day. It tas very Bynum , rposly 'attended. The Bturnsit Ausavionna, C u o f,*MeheraTs gONTAG; dined afterwards with the itegency • a o,l there Were general aril tery i;otts un both eights, and;both dews: were dressed siet in high style , and firod repealed sautes. * %ye base not recetved the official con. firutatioa • of the tiefeat of General FlitAsitAsi, • enteOtio no 4oubt 4 it, •vrsidering all the Cr. couostatices, and the agreement of the last ae . counts eaitli th 2 first dispaNt trausmittcd by the Ciortimat4nt cieneral of St. Rowe. t ROM 'FRE GI BRA LIAR CIIRONIdteE (ty m go. 1 • ''rho enemy, to the niinsbei et 2,6:20 Mani toot ' andi:i;Jese pniseuti a ti fliemirlves,io tho morning of the 14th inst. before *squill' and St. Ilsnis tie, and finding Osio handful 4 'trued fitkalii , , tants, and a few. regulars, were making the gresteist havoc anions their ranks, the CoMineadant'deler• ihined, after thiee day i in`cesiatit'atiaCkS, O anat. mon the said Castle ; for ivhicla'permits tour krench tifficera and a` ietunps tar.weett, and gate is t‘ltitelloWing Capitulaiiop Sit COXIIANIDiNi.O7 TROOPE sits ..znips. IIPTACKAJESTT, TO THE CYY D. bAtm . tir'st.'lLOttV ensieLE.• • "t .• One boor after the aigeiog of the present capita . • . L p 1 " .. J Z , . . lotion, St. Louis Fort shall be surrendered to the troops of his Majesty the EMPEROR and KING. Art. 11. The General commanding the advatni d guard, considering that the garrismi consists of Officers and troops of the line, grants them the honours of war, and accordingly the.garrisurt shall march out fiats the fort, with Irma and bagrAge, and colours flying. Art. 111. The garrison shall lay down their arms in the public square of Marhella. Art. IV. The Officers and men shall retain the whole of their baggage. Art. V. Tile garrison shall be conducted to Malaga, as prisoners of war, and treated as troops of the line. Art. V I. The. Commaistant of the Fort sh:,ll faithfully de -1 liver up the arms and ammunition of every description, a ',M out spoiling any thing. Art. VII. With respect to what ha; not been,foreA . en ►n the foregoing articles, the Comtnandant of the Garrison may trust to the gond faith and -generosity of the French troops, who fight for no other eject th:in the prosperity of the Spa nish Kingdom awl Nation. The General of Brigade commanding the , advanced guard of the French division of the Imperial army iu the service of his Catholic MAJ csr (Signed) • NOIROT. To which the Commandant of the Castle, Lieu. tenant-Colonel CEVA Y E*ALAR M;ijor of the 2d regiment of Malaga, answered as' ful. lows:— ~ Sin,—l have read the terms upoanhich you wish to persuade me to surrender this fort. No individual of thiti garrison is of that mind ; and fur my part I am determined to defend it to the lust, in sattfbmilty to usy orders, particu larly as I am in want of nothing, and expect shortly to be reinforced. I tun very gr:l4.Sai firr the attention you thew us in the Article's of your Capitulation. " Your Must humble, der. u (Signcil) "RAFAEL CIiVALIJAS EXALARA." The enemy, thoroughly convinced of the* firm resolution of those loyal Spaniards, and ashamed, as it were, to have summoned them without pre:. suming to carry his threats into execution, sent anow.er flag of truce, requiring the Commandant, by word of mouth, to return tho original of the capitulation—when he was answered, that not only it should nut be returned, but that ho had better not send any more flags of truce, as they would be tuated as enemies ; in tonstiquencu of which ho desisted from the attempt that very night, and retired towards Malaga. BEil DE the above Extracts, the Spanish Papers cuittain the following intelligence :—« The Su-• premottitticil of Regency have transferred their residence to Cadiz t vigorous measures are taking to discover the emissaries of rosEPII BONAPARTE at Cadiz. The Spanish frigate Amelia is arrived at Cadiz from Vigo,. having on board his Excellency . Dun PEOI:0 de Qua:wenn°, Bishop of Orense, Member of the Supreme Council of Spain and the slndies. Arm., ammunition, and money, aro fe. cently sent frum Cadiz to vario►ts parts of Spain. lATTEtts and Papers - tp tho (.23d ult. are received ' 'I from Boston, America. From their contents,.vc. are inclined to expect a favourable termination of the inferences between this country and America. A list of the. American vessels,. the `cargoes, of which have been sequestrated in France, Holland, &c. &c. had reached the . Government of Ame. tica, and produced a material change of opinion amongst all ranks of Antetlcan subjects; and what is std.! more important, had occasioned serious differences in the Cabinet of the Government, the GALLATtss and SMITHS being said to be at complete variance ; Mr. M A DIMON', it is be. limit, taking part with the former. SMITII, as the private letters represent, is at heart a Frenchman ; and besides, both he and his brother arc repre. sen toil as great commercial speculators. They are said to have sent a number of easels to France, and are consequently anxiously disposed not tor break with that nation, in order to preserve, if pus. dbl.., their property. •It was. thought nut im. probable that itlr. JACKSON will be recalled to Washington to resume his Negotiation ; and thit the *quarrel would end with the dismissal of Mr. SMITH. --M r. GALLATIN, in come. quence of the misting state of things, .had no tified' his intention to resign on the Ist of May; but a meting . of his friends was beltl on the subject, and by tlieir representations he was re. wailed upon to ctintittno . in office.' Such is repre. rented as . thesiatc of the Cabilier‘itteit the tattrec-... counts came away. The latest adviccs from Wash ington aie ut the lath uhf. and they communicate, that the COVernment have Medved infurination that several resaels within the Waters of the United States have ben fitted - out, with the intent of ends* ,against the sabjects of a foreign Prince, with whom the Utsited' States are at peace. . In. sanction, had been issued to institute proseciii; (inns againtorall persons, whatever who might have !been, or should hereafter be, concerned in the 4ttiiii; out and arming. or any such vessels. • By an, official Report front G A Lir./..T IN, it woult appear that the American Merchants, and other! conweeted with commerce, were daily investing their property In American manufactories, which 'hey have been indirect! to do in consequence of the destruction ut trade from the British Orders in Council and Fretscip Decrees. • Wr. are greatly ohliited to our Survirm.n Cor. respondenctor his important Letter. We wish to direct tho attention of our l . teaderi to the formation it 'Contains. If the. true Forums of the PEOPLZ in .the various towns of the Kick. THE STATESMAN. dom, wherever there are Courcraa-Niaaxixas; would severally expose the Lists of the COUN TER-DECLARER!, it would speedily be seen that they arc comparatively few, and that they generally are mess whose signing does not 'at all affeet the great questlen...whether the dittople, including the great majority of the most respectable in property, are not with Sir F. 'kaput and REFORM ? We cannot too often repeat (it is a truth of too much value to lose by repetition) that the COUNTEIL-MEETINGERS arc eithor men living on the public purse, or men de. pending on these; and willing to sign any thing rather than lose any part of theiArcad, of which they have none to spare.-The SHEFFIELD COD N MI-GENTILE have descended SO luw among their dependents as to find SIiiNING-IMEN -among their own servants ! WE thank the Fit CEULILDER of NORTHAMPTON ) for his Letter to Sir Fit Axe's Hu Itnt.TT. We hope Nottywarrox, ant its Couutyi are ) at last, com. ing to their senses. The llcrcuk has arrived from Malta. The packet • had sailed before her departure. The delay of the latter is to be attributed to the neces. city of her touching at Sardinia and Gibraltar. Some of the letters received by the Lisbon Mail state, that il.tssertA, wpm, being sent fur to take the comma - nil of the French troops destined to act .against Portugal, was desired by 1.10N.xp.% wry. to 46 Cu conquer that country, which was to be his future kingdom." The Sun Domingo . ; Sir it. STRActi.tx, arrived yesterday in the Downs, from oft* Flushing, and is exeected to sail in a fetv days for a foreign sta. tion. Ile will be succeeded iii the command oil Flushing by Sir E. PELLEw,who will'hoist his ildg on hoard the Christian VII, The I.itter vessel is arrived at Plymouth for that purpose, from a oruize off BAsque (toads. A claust of v.ery general utility has been intro duccd into the Stage Coach Pill, which -received thu Royal'Assent . on Saturday, by which the dri vers of Stage Coaches are subjected to thu same !Humbles, in case - of incivility, extortion, Ste. as the drivers'of hackney-coaches ate at present liable to. • . . Yesterday forenoon her MAJESTY, accompani-. ..cd by their Raid Highnesses the Dukes of YORK • and Bosses , 'ninecsses AUGUSTA, ELIZABETH, - and %Pinta, visited Ascot Heath, end partook of an elegant cold collation in .a marquee prepared'* .for their reception by the Marquis of Consiwar.- Lta, Master of the King's Stag Hounds, and •Steward of the Course. The Duke of CUMBERLAND WI'S determined to dismiss all foreigners from his domestic employ mcut, and NElr.c, it is Said, is also to quit his lti,yal Highness's service. Mrs. Cuisine, of Covent-garden Theatre, has her Benefit To.stonnow MOOT. She hes judi .eietisiy 40. sch Sit A K ESTLA R E's admirable Comedy of The Merchant of Venice % in which she per. , forms the interesting character of Portia. Mr. COOKE is' the able representative of the Jew. Mrs. CLARKE is Of it most respectable. family, is esteem etkfiar her private worth, and is an actress of much merit. She has, therefore, our cordial, wishes fur the success of her night. On the Church of the Borough Town which is honoured by the Redresentation of the Minister, is pretty largely inscribed the usual invocation to the Tower Patriot ; but the Northampton emen dation of this " hand-writing on the wall," by two additional words from another scribe, makes it pion* read thus—" Sir FitAtsets BettekeT fur CAW !--bc I." - - - - Wattitz NGTON, JUNE. 17.—The Royal Trafford and Ilulme regiment of Local Militia completed I their twenty days of permanent duty here yestee-,' day, and the first division marches to-morrow morning ftir Manchester, under the command Lieuteuant.Colonel COOKE, and di, second upon Tuesday, 'finder the command of Lieutenant-Co. lone) WATT.. The strict discipline and regularity which they have preserved, reflects the greatest praise upon their Commanding Officers. There is a circumstance worthy of remark that happened last Friday, when ..they were engaged at a field_ day. A pour man, wlto was working in a cotton -Mill contignous to the exercising ground, unfor tunately got his arm entangled in the mill, which wrenched it of from the socket. • The moment the shocking accident came to the eats of the regiment, the Non-Commissioned Officers sail Privates in. stantly came for% ard, and suliscrilled a sum to the amount of 430 for the relief of• the distressed • The Gosport old Rank, under the firm ay Messrs. Jukes, Langley, intl . Jukes, stopped. pay meo t Monday last, for the 5111)Nr4 . 41 amount between eighty and one hundred thousand pounds. A farmer, at Moysten, in Denbighshire, last week finding some difficulty in administering me dicine to a horse, in a lit of brutal passion tore the poor animal's tongue out. The same man, who is 60 years of age, by a like impression of barbarous anger, some time since killed 4 mare en the eve of foaling. , On Sunday last a shocking accident happened to ono of the guard of the Royal Cheshire regi ment, stationed.at the Royal Military Hospital, near Plymouth. He had the charge' of s de serter from the Royal Cornwall Regiment, who, being an invalid, was permitted to walk round the Hospital. He persuaded the centi. nel to go and drink with him, which he did ; and tindtr somo pretence went out and made off. The ccntinel knowing the severe punish ment that awaited such Conduct, immediately fell into a despaindiac fit, dud • when on duty in the night fired his musket, by a string fastened to the trigger, and actually blew nil the . top of his head. When tho retief eamo rotind l. they found him, entontled on the grass a lifeles, corpse. lie, 4 1811 left a *lto and three children to • lameulbis itytimelitato. - ICE. Lord lio. Cadiz, 15 importance that the ene. that pla:e.— , the siege, On the ittr. the $O6 Ships OL --- Jdonia ) 11Ci; Temeraire, 98; Atlas, Eagle, Achille, 2'riattsplt,• Zealous, Donegal and Cumberland, 74's; any Resistance; &S. Also . arrived the 2 1 oronshend packet, with mails from the Mediterranean, bat does not'briug any news from that quarter;; Ship Cornwallis, Thomas, from Gibraltar, and pro. ceeded up Channel fur London; Violet privateer front a cruise. 'llse Marlborough packet, arrived yesterday with Mails, &c. from Lisbon, fourteen days passage. Every thing was quiet at Lisbon, as is :so enemy were threatening tho country. Nu news from the army, which mained same as per last accounts. PLYMOUTII, JUNE 19. —Arrived the American ship [tisk; Captain Bain, from Salve and Cib. ral tar, laden with brandy and wino; left the latter place the 4th inst., two dayi previous to which his Majesty'. ships Hibernia and -Northumberland sailed from thence in company for England. The ilibernia is stated to be leaky, oceasioned by da. mane received in getting en the graundy and is coming home to be repaired. Arrived the Eli:a Parqulaar, George Scutt," master, from Amelia Island, 6ith timber fur the Duck-yard. • . , PoRTSMOUTIt, JUNE 20.---Nothing arrived ar • * sailed to-day. ''rho transports are releaied from quarantine. The Portugal and Mediterranean lied are in Portland Roads. . • • • Came into harbour, the Aerie French friptc. DEAL, Joue 20.—Arrived this morning, god sailed for the River, a Portuguese ship, last frees the Brazils. Attired this ,afternoon; serail transports from Portsmouth, and remain. Dovcn, Juxr 2O.—Passed by fur London, rho Vertrawnut, Ca ptain *Filson, from Granada ; 71.• /us, Jennings, from Trinidad ; Janie Frantg i p Wei:mart, from Dieppe ; aiid Lark, Reran., fro* Gibraltar. A French privateer, from Calais, has been takeit . and sent in here by the armed cutter Mary: 14 / crew, eight in number, fled hugs the country, and have all been taken, except one. Thu privateer was abased on shore, near Ilrockmanis B;ni, .4. E L LIG &NICE. t FAL Arrived the o r s mails from day ';‘ !say news of is cbhsidered • frog Wei ths s irfiniti neve • tweeted ' (Icing that No jwaskgrcas bad Wet, , y them in sineeilor4ictiont latagorda. 3d iiistaitt,'i eb tiansports with regiMent of toefidayiived there from Gil Ships of war inTadiz Bay. were, Cale& Till , : COURT. • The KING came to town yesterday from Wind.,' W. His MAJESTY arrived at the QUEEN'S Pain* about twelve o'clock. Just before his Maserrt, had entered the Palace, the Dalktt of ettntitail LANn, who had taken an airing in his carriage, for the first time, had alighted from hikcartiage s to receive. his Royal Father, together with the Dukes of KENT, Sussex, and CAMIBRIOOII. 011 NlAsitsvi appeared highly gratified to find that the Duke of CU It Ban 14t4 6 was so far recovered rie to be able to come anti see him. Ills go sal Highness wore a great coat—both hit arms wale in slings; he has not the use of either hand. His head was bound with black silk, and be WOTO 6 black silk cap. His Royal Highness looks pale% but is not su much reduced as might . have bees expected. llis MAJESTY ball a Lace soon after two o'clock, which was attended by The Archbishop of Canterbery, the Lord President of the Council, the Lord Privy Seal, the First Lqrd of the Treasury and Chancellor of' the kschequer, the First Lord of the A& tairalty. the Master-General of the Ordnance, the !tweak , ' cretaries of State, the President of the Board of confront, the President of the Board of Trade, the Secretary pf the lionl Lieutenant of Ireland, the Lord Chamberlain, the teed Steward or the Doushold, .the Duke of Montropet Fedi of Ilarrowlry, Barrington. and htimat Edgocembe; Lord St. Helen , (id waiting), and lleathdeld (gold stick) g Yen, and ft. Calder; Cienerals Balfour and Campbell kgrooms in waiting); Colonel Fraser; Messrs. Robins/ma and Fan. kener. 'rho following had the honour of being pre sented to his MAJESTY: • •• Captain Sir James Yen, It. lli. ern teseleinc his Majesty pertmeiun to accept the rank of n Kto-ht o 1 Ltesto, o f Avis, and rise hammer or. British Kai? Vice-Admiral Sir Robert Calder the comment ..t PI) ininith. • • Brigadier-General Balfatir, on his appointment to the Stall of Nova Scotia, sisal upon his departure thittr. ME. Robinson, on his being appointed a Lord of dis Adad., roltv. Toe Hon. Lints-Colnarl Fraser. Commandant of OF 14 Regiment of the Inv:lies-shire Local Militia. r, -- on • On Tuesday last MONSIEUR (LOUIS XVM.) 'Mid a visit to the Duke of BEDFORD, at Woburn Abbey, about one o'clock, while his Grace an 4 hnuierons friends and agricultural sisitargi well" attending the ploughing match on one of ihefaimi. 'adjoining the Park. The Marquis of 'IIuNTLEIf fortunately remained at the Abbey, where he rei calved bis• MAJESTY, and of which he did thir honours in a manner in every respect worthy of B. The Kis° and' huite, cold collation, wens over .spuch adMired, particularly ry aod nue Collection of Picts'' bty atlreted•sat the sight of port/. c of Ma unfortutiatsse ips root, the smalls( State Mil EST Y afterwards inspected • MO log v,rrsents of busbaadry. 'which we re explained to hi* , !WORrII, ill:4 at which he Hon.. Jolt h?fore three coach , 'and :ENT:led to Ay * i 7 e, after partaking of. s r the Abbey, which be ly the magnificent Libre.. ctu res. He was semi* )( the fine whole lengtt e brother, Loins XV!. ) Withdrawiepruums.-- inspected the farna.yitri t dry exhibiting, for prime, ) him by .Lord Wen. expressed great widely. he got Into his po*. yieshisry to dinner. . /