The Statesman. — London, England, 1813-09-28 00:00:00

Mant a most most keep ap4te. eitmvagance to sustain the paper it hatimmed : retrench I both Instances, are the signal to the credits come mistrestfdl.' All these, thertr!re, dependeat ow he nation - al fispds,.;44llac pesce : they tett that the existencs'of thei is totally absorbed in the-flow of public and they would regard any impediment si n ued circulation, as they would the the vital principle. Paradoxical as it may it is now generally admitted, by wr it er s that expence, petpetually increasing expence l o nly means of supporting a paper system. then has funded property to expect from a' blishment! Nevertheleeth, it 'cannot that many Bill be either coutloced, or will confess to themselves the convictioe, h ave s upported the erroneous and extran tern of Mr. Parr, until,war has itself become a, of thi , deplorable policy. We have all ed, that Mini.ters, acting,upon that system giv • iv; peace : they may form combine( ( us e VIT.; and Emperors, and encourage tion, through the median of a deceitful pest, in the dewnfai . of Bonaparte, the peace and the restoration of commerce , policy has been of so specious lad inflated , ter, that while it- offered, .this tountry the poly of the trade of the world,it &grey( and while it pretended to aim at the ' of social order, it rendered• a state of , and more unattainable. The practice , influence has been avowed and defended disciples of the man, who, during his dest, ill contrived confederacies against _ denominated by a servile band of pensim placemen, " the saviour of Europe ;" and in that house, which ought to. consist of the Representrtives of the People, his friends and successors have openly delared the notoriety and necessity of corruption.-- On whatever side we turn our eyes we shall see4hei ravages of this miserable policy : at home it has . stabbed us of our liberty, ruined our commerce, and spread misery and beggary in every manufacturing district; abroad it has set us at s war with all the world, and that, without the most distant hope of peace, in the direction at least in which it has de ceitfully taught so great a portion of the nation to look. It is time to c ale from such futile expecte. Lions: it it time to quit the belief, that the prospe rity of Britain depends upon the clashing and irregu. far interests of the continental Courts; who, as their ambition or fears have urged them, have been, during the last twelve years, sometimes the foes and sometimes the friends,--the boastful opposers,-or the humble supplicants, of the increasing power of Bo eAp.A RTE. It is time to look at home, and not abroad, for the remedy—the real remedy—of our numerous evils. The commentators en the British Coastitoar: ),4 tion assert, that the people of England are,. b their Representatives, the legitimate check upon the . errors of their Government. Let that check come' constitutionally forward, and extinguish a system of policy which consumes the honour of the Crown, and all the happiness of the most wittily part, of the community. .reginiertt, the ist-balt , ins Spain. . :s The American ship Erie,' having on 'bin. widow of Jots. Ilkntow, bite ,AmbasOdor from United Mates to France, end•sulte, which had I?et. detitinedby one of nor Cruisers, was expected to iAt frees Plymouth yesterday for America. ' letter froth of.tha :tBth Augtisi, says, east week; Admiral (litnitinf arrived here after a tong passage in the' Majestic,• and `boisted his flag On board the Genturiois as Port Admiral. Nothing' trove Canada by last accounts. Last week also, a flex of truce arrired here from Salem, requesting the, body of Capt. LAWRENCE, of the Chesupeea l ,, end' that of his First Lieutenant , Mr. Luntow, which was granted. There has been nothing of raluu Slut/ in bere t lately, excepting a rich East Indiamin Sy, Lthe Neely gun.brig. The Americas' mercrientmeir are now become all Swedes ! Portuguese, &c." - , Yesterday Lord Mis.vrtiz, and the other 'Ark, of the Admiralty, witoure.en O s . proressiOnni . visit to Portsmouth, were to visit the ships at Spithvad ; and the Admirals, Captairtiitc. at the port would attend then in' grand proceisiOn. Afterwards,, they, woeld inspect the Itoyal• Maiine Corps, and dies . with the . °Seers - in thek sew messroom. This day their-Lordships were to give a dinner to the A 4 -4 mirals and Captains of the Navy, at the Crown.l4l6, -A detnehavent el tile Lifeeomosillii,: abort BO urn ind /0 horses, Mlliviked frets "1 . 1, terdty Miming, en their raiii,toll embark forth'', Piebtersta,, •. ' Detachlititits of, pie, :3 tit ,',:fitft, and Sidi ,segi:. .otents airived • U :Onset' depot -on utiday to whit embarkation for Spain. betachistenti of Royit arrived on SitterdaY,, * and emburked.,! ',Dettichineitti able 2d battaliun 4s4h .regitoint o and of theld . .battalionpth regiment at Weymouth, are • ordereif to bait ;tidiness to join the. lit battalions in the - Pentesiple. Detachments of Oa 3d and bthi Royal teteran battalions, .aqd 4th Garrison' 4ut ,',Talion, arrived •at Blimp o s I:ridayii„„toeathitek. tg; .Guernsey.' • • • • ~ - • The.Spertms. , ' . arrived d m dal ,orning at Portsmouth, from sailed on jhe 20th alt. with 19 tassels under. cenroy, 17 of which" parted company on the passage in a fag.. Two days after she left Halifax' she, fell iii with the Regulus (armee e9,,flute) Li' twain Tamoust, with American prisoners ou board, from the Gelt of SL 1 Lawrence, bound to Halifax; from which ship she 1 learned, that whilst the Regulus la, at Brandy j Potts, a telegraph message communicated to her, j " If you can wait until the evening, an account will' be seat you of an action which has been fought upon the. Lakes." Captain TAILoow being in the execu- ; gra -O'r Ca, F We hare this day inserted the reply of Mr. FIN LAY, and also that of Mr. Pititties, to the commu nication made to them by the Chairman of the Ag. gregate Meeting of the Catholics of the County of Limerick, by which they were informed, that this Assembly had honoured them with a Vote of Thanks, for their splendid and assiduous efforts in the cause of Religions Freedom. There runs throughout these interesting documents a deep and melawoholy strain of moral reflectiona natural energy of ex pressiont that shows the mkds of the writers to the faithful mirrors of. their country's sufferings—to Lave caught the contagion of her griefs—to be full . ) , identified with her in every emotion and in every vi ci,situde. The talents of these excellent men are doubtless of the first order—but tender and ouaffecti ' wrongs their count admiration of their veneration of their moral sided homage to the moment disdain to tin plishments of a CICERO. quently declared our " gate of Irish genius and a poser constantly oppression and intolerance, resistless. ‘tie have our apprehensions, ti it should be persisted sue as will expose the and this country, and and welfare of both, ' opinion, we are a.ware, highly extravagant „. however, most decidedly) port it by argument. The persons in England, of Catholic Emancipation Catholic body in their of considerable comfot thence, not ansittuvall, infer that the same laws, Produce any very Ireland be equally , truth, however, le l elthi, is leas were with reepatit• .. _ , fic of.ir it ' - rat -, yl. gave a r - ieti ...nn of lisiliesy . 'able; L 7 4? _.siret: _ the. brilliant passages o f the Poet: He at itacE pet i ild division of an army et 10;000-teima, if estinvit &shelter 'merriment pregnant withkeituine flee f en d ; to oppese the • Revolutionists- of BUMS ? Ayres.: gate true: and charactetiStic energy to points whteS ' Off the - Westens hiss the Montague *MO felt in wills we hove seen slurred over even by flteeeitstek_ . ,' ; the English brig Ms -Reid, last from Peeeembueco, We esenot say that the play, width ieurg ' from whence-she sailed on the Ist 4 August, brim. fL e n'', ii i . *as upon the whole *ell dcig."'M 74o r.. patty with the convoy from the , Braails, under the LISTON more and more indulges In a diiwtillg'Prb. Dart cutter, the Porcupine sleep ofwar, and the' kt. .•nenoistion; which is likely, by bli elate* to vitiate tkfaifeabk frigete.. The master of the Arise Rrlei bar taste.• Why will he' not speak; at he,can speak, I related, that whilst he lay' at Pernambecco, • large ith fluency and ease'—The vaunt Mr: DP.EAmp, frigate made her appearance in the elhog, end twee a tterlyienfit him for such a part aelbat of Princi . boat on shore for provisions. She proved •to he a • lea n g. The female characters *ere in 'truth the new American frigate, called the Corteese,and neer ! best allePartokited'unfortunately they find the least kg 64 glans. The Dart cutter was immediately die- • he do. • ‘,.:f • -..- , patched with• the intelligence to Admiral DIXON. ai' Rio Janeiro ; but from the very superior farce of the . . , Congress, detain from Lisbon states,. that an arrival Git was thought that the Adoilre4 would . *at ' jet bad brought e.Paper, in which was an ca b e able n to H s afford o • s a ffi and c ie el pre Droners sn of It: itt a l4it:r iv f i e n o g ni sn C: c li c t o a a lC t oafssaiititteatheekSmecaireabryy;ssf tradrcelY Pler e e . us, were P tmesfevred to the the Montague ; and Capt. gust-beats, in the Chesapeake, on the ;frigate jenens Dixon, with a proportionate number of officers re- Captain SANDERS, OD Elte, Morning of . the. 114 or mained in the Nereus.. ,- 20th ii . July, in which hundred'and forty of .. iIIaipOLAND, SEPT. 23.—We have very recent tile Jana's: crew were tilled and wounded , and the advices from the adjacent continent, and it teems *kip cut to 'pieces; The,iisnonhed ,passed Ccaney. , ate the project of the Caown Passes to form a Island after dirk,' and* , towee6 dey-light it , be.. !Unclip with the Austrian.. at - Ltdpzie, has been came keifectly eel ''. The gun-boats came 'snit li : By this expedient the supplies of the Grand k '' • .41etiPaik:" Atsd• • .titteSir. •aeoteneed . . for t ' ' ' Ithirosmosi will be rot off, • and his COMM'. 1- • .The Jatitoil. " t ot able to bring her brnid. - njtatien with France intercepted: The CitowePatarce s to bear on . tlei bge,ts ss and wag ;be the Point bad crossed the Elbe at Wittenberg , in person, and of ,surrendering , 'Trii4a. a bretee,,ogning up, end ''Count WALKODIN at Domite.-....YAm•Amme is brought:tlie - Belvfdere to he eselefenee. The same! travelling towards Silinda 4 ender %strong escort of paper brines ietelligreie, that Commodore Cu X uncut • Cossacks. He has passed Breslau, where he Wt 9; bail saileiln the he* frigate Oinieral Pike, of 30 gulls, with difficulty, protected from the rage of the popu. .. • • . • , • i with twelikun ships, and fen seheoveri, and gun. 1•• lace." • boat?, on the bike s . to meet Commodore Sir JAtitei The i Yeo, whese-feireq was inferior. The main body I Mindererde Vs tad COMMittee of the Belneeti of Company attended 'AA Loan Metros this mein.' the Antericeikilett, consisting.of 10,000 regulart, • fite fr i th ' this ii..se l ki tei • as i ds t er a st ,0 finding Levers,hoarwag stilt . . son, and liAiserint and 5000' Militia, undr' the &tin. d •-. the - '- - 1 • • ; ecline In price or reheat, an persisting in mend of General. WINDER and liAttn, hod" center. tfiiiei the 'islet frinn Whitler, __- the Solicitor argued t rated their force and - marched front Fort Georie after • the Gees Ised.endied, leaning that fort, York, and • the . detest soisie lebgib,`*beil hittordshi adjourned the, In:Obese until four - Iraq this evenin i ; Aingstengmillee the militia of Nen York and Prenn. ••. • ~, - - .., • !•,‘ ' eyisaniai t ioastonianded by. Genteel ,BaAwn. • The . Lord COVAISEINAT is represented, by letters from Delegates from the New England Staten in Con.: p America, to base marrieds young lAdy of that coon. !tress,. bad ',conference with the heads of the Adnti. try about twelve months since, by whom be has ;•nistretion party, when the instructions -to the Ame. alreadya bon and-heir. • . i 'kap Plenipotentiaries, at . St. Petersbergb,:..were Reading Michaelnias Fair; on Tuesday, was more` submitted. to. them, and the-grounds of a fIiSCIN numerously attended-than for many years pest, and with Great Britain explained, at which they ,Were the supply of - oheese, cattle, and, every description • satisfied, sad promised, in case' Great Britain no. •of meecbitadite, larger than ever before remembered:. fey* to accede to the terms, •to support the Ad. Evert:lb* experienced' a -material" reduction in .”,iition kii. (hip war, requiring,' es . ,an assurance price: - ibcsit..oo-tons , of . doilioCirrived in thews of the.faith of the ruling party, that the appoint• town; thliablfr.af *Mar wilriiiino6oololl h ,) o, ~ !ti'.!' meet of Ma t dAILLATIN, as one of the- Plenipoten. and full 11 0 .pe t e we c h eaper me . woo* - - 4'u ~-.. ' • • • A . • . . • ~ . ' " . , , .. • • - ?'-illig STAf' r.*. 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A. . r - and eosy-LeirT4 should bi'llti that cs*---:, - no ; #setrantioen. , lbw 13t1t 4 ' Ail 8: 44. 48. 4 44., •W , ' 6 10 .4 M 10111140.04emeoefIsaatittoalgoli, 2 0,0 &lot ..-:••id itwieesse t y'itctioti . . 11` kirk! s P4Attilt! tort: v. 45.; Ike mt - in , with the Sparrish. stip ended by the is ' , ot i cto P (Or husk covotAtf• Dirlsoop.4e y. . . u prePosoirfiliviiili r iciiity ' feiilii:; ) Atiryet, • San isse la Vaidirra, with troops for the rellef - of Lestructive and : 00' Mosier last, II draft of 47 nutit.of thett•batt„ though Mr. Icritetz did- not pr It Co iii:i i ii sc ri hionteatektp: - ' This vehsei, with four othet•ttnnt• Frannni **an 744bregiaient, stationed%t Carlitte, tharchsdtkjein -1 4 **faithful 4 Pregentatic i u of . fit a ' ariiieliy Ports, fined hem Colic en .the'id . of 'life, antes ensioners •aed the Ist-bait, Int SOW& : • .. ' - ' i!inghtl'yet Ile gave an admireb &lift 1 'Many 4 veintsy of •the San' Yoblaji.T.4 ) lteind (*riled was tin!. 'lion of the orders of his senior Offiber l - Capt. FALcoxs: tines, be.; 0- irto - ;;;;;;i9 " ;b 7- le - h .711.13...- " 7 4;;; 047 . t" 1" : 1.41" ' If; GTslert r Ws - b - tts "--7 1`e;; 7 ;b:71)401e0 ."!.".1.7 b " . tor . Bltlb . ''. first order-bat when we Year their ected tones of sympathy for . itie of lite Afelikoneene, coula not wait, for the. account. ' 1 The Senate, however, the same .day, .rsjected the ap., Where she is engaged to fake fib *4 ki aimed/ . • 0* frills is the precise foundation of ,it itateTent which . :.. . of ii e r 1• ; :Entry is doomed to endure, po.o r men. ...r. a a A&LATIN, giving, ea their Ofeloitt We have o dii bt f her se . ''' itChipe soon tn .. ' s....hha‘ been made of " a severe. action having Calton ; that he would not abandon his situation ni blint a te r -, • a ' a , it intellectual, is forgotten in ♦ iter Peter at one-of t '.'lllo - s i tteaOrk plea o n the Lakei, between Sir limes ,Yzo's :of Finance, and they iro id Rot it hint* holed it moral quaikies. w e pay "di. 840814ron.andrthe A mer i can ditiision, which, had ter-1 iniiit situations. The Tali hid , Penti p,_ . _sseaUZe a rtt ntilll......l,.....hir:aPktiri , .... .,, , .., 4i9. i11 1 4 13" be virtues of a Cato, and far the militated liithe almost annibilatiOo of, one of then 2.7 i HOllie by a tnalesity of St,' atod;thil SINAI by 1;,.... - Ik ` 1 "r"el l -.ew` o :: , :,..‘' `,. *; i ' `'..,': ..',:.-...-...., ) think on the talents and'acioma , Thi . Mel/1= 8 ml". 14110 company from hits; 2k» ; striaig protest had nalievitiogiftwithe'esiiiiicret . 4 the '''' WS )4 ,s,yl°f Sc!fi r iedll' . i . ir,i 6- ITe / 1 0' mai' . Crctio. We have already ire. gulisf ; .titte 'hall . also prisoners on ..bciartl l . gulag to i Indians in Upper leutadeel.,.The Milk itfOr In t •ealtiaga nis t • 4 ; 415 :f. - '.4 - '.:Ne it the 1 . "* ". `!` our belief, that the mightyeggre. i si li o ni o l p f t. l4 ha A n ‘ 114111/ late commanding-the Mora* , left fort Mesus• aed Urreiiiiduift io n a nit* theti 1ar4 41110 .. ;en . "fouild . guilty . Of monslon siler, in i f orc e a i t h e miN i c of they it a l w'hili e ll te •L't We r e . i n . kotilit h r, . . 4110... . iill •‘ - ~..:,:;:, 79 ". •• • ' es-Chl l 4 4ll ' :r . is and of Irish virttre, *bleb, with i t h e afrairit at id not e mee. th, l a n ce. - 1 all 7000 stroisV eentenli 'IY eirPtieialentliterT • O i nk:. ili a fie, 1 i - . . ' ittoesicion, • R fly increasing, wages war against Friday t. et --A Blue-eyed a 1,,;,, cartels tuft 4.4ppf .... r.... re- DE ROITeNIKIRCiffi_ ittlf Set I. TF:" Th Toletyb 9,00,8* A ' il real . Ps. MkgrePt 4. it At *woo, •, • 1 tolerance, wilt ultimately-he %nod turned to Ptirtsaspoth. from .Morlais. The. former l in number under Fsenneircil. 'Ciiii: eikasox ha , '" ce .._ _., _ rw its (bloc* .. .‘ s....thc.res,o, : Ir. even gone so far as to express woi.dttarooti 4,0 seven, the latter three' days, to I narchedl;6oo;tetoliktlii• iii unite vellft " ikeilse,firt . -Ir°,ll the ' * Messi l l 'k e- :, ~t.. = '- gie . e i nt4ls -. 1-- ' " 48 • that If th e f u til e attempt to mitt perforni quire,ptlee, though it most heve been well ' Geoter.. A cleasieW !Mile Aft . 1 - .pikk .t :r l !# 4ll k th ni i . l !, - tie, * lll ' Wk. a .tiO4 known they came direct from Portsmouth, with pas- lemon, popular in t h e United States. • . .''' "- • ~_ tlPPolistrOlift •ft, .'- , _ .* .:\ • ri4 ited in, such a convulsion • rtitist en- -1 the connection - bet Inge 4 singers. , Ile real p 1,1450 of Melr. reflreiet we Must 7: Aeit Cour( of AlfletriteWa Alla s eW y,leif t , !Ire - Pfo.iffiDlVG 4 o . tt • .• 9 ... '1 19, ... '.-. I: WIIED . n lee • - - I, ' rm. through some other cherglielt al. Ito 'Mel" cap io n !Amster. ' Twine; n tlit i lyiels ,t en : • n • !if a,ostkcetsVllter to, ~t ielli- . i0nda,,,... _ ~.., , and toosallisilf the' r haPPhren be merit 404 pofOreed *be :f.b4trAelebliebe4 4 ' - her, Was tinentmowityttlecteCroireCt** - a ••' id, ~_s °4 lk , ; It. : _ d o i l y ** ° C . Xe ns J 4 ., rs 'l a '•• C.. ' ,•;:; :'' 'tb s . to the greatest dove& J This Morjaia, • to . pciregst any„taral At latalligeoee Ire* "keator i ort•tlie veilarratti* a, !Wirt Slava*, 'EN. ' "livry'O rsio &Msg. nati7",we Re , . - /***•/ 1 ,. •- Ai aware, has, ,to wee, appeared ' being obtained by the cartels. '.- ' ' .'' ilk' skodltlic war Coilit t lhAlv BMW* toot: . . :Q . IP . w iii at i t e ntietsCio 479; .144: Is t .. •. ii it and parade:lea' ;we bold it, :We are glad to Oats, thet.thelist accounts , from Tritto 4 nattiass. ,_ . .07' 4 , What aft _, ~4 11i i°1 1r g'.. it - ,. " 7.- m a r . 6 6 ,... °6 " °,,,,,./' „ b ii ... i tiviai i h ', A plB/4(4 3 .,` .' 4 idedly, and will endeavour to asp- Ireland, give_ }treng itopt Lord Ro !err Itottlaott o li o t b eirim p ea os Resold • ,i ,unsa t ivitpea -, .-.1.1 . , r! 71 , 17 , 7 , .r"trrin...,,,—. POSTs it . Th e mess we believe meteleese ipetily reeotf o. fol :: * fi4te alantsjog iodiapoaitlea, ihritit*Viaseire 'lstikfikviiist tita *hook; Elerif' . '.. 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