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The Statesman.
London, England, 1819-05-15

To mos ionroa or nix STATESMAN.

Sta,--As a lover of troth, I feel it inrentb►nt on
roe to refute a most eirreelous error that appeared in
)nor independent channel of public information. by
n later, bristled —" Low Price of !Vali and liars"
1, is therein stated, that hops are frit above one.
fifth the Moe, and malt lower by at least one-Afth
the price of the preceding year. This Correspondent
is under the neremity of coopering the highest price
1.0 with the lowest Ills, to bear hie out.—
The bet stands thus : —Tbe erersge pries of hops
was as ',tat to 231. us they are new this year to
71. 101. Armoire pries lathe best barley, last year,
lb., ditto this year 635. (the immediate depression of
barley cinnot effect lb. edict+, es the year's eon-
eemption eat already .Malted). The duty remains
the same. Bet your Cerrespoodest's very words
weir bow greet a Wadi ►e oust be Is predical
busin►ss, for he toys price per pocket, which is al-
ma), staled per ewt. Ilia istestiers, I fear, is to
impose on the creditless, to create discontent, sod to
persuade the sowery ; they endure hardships they
themselves were onsequinted with, till yews. C.,.
respondent, with emiseess sophistry, infused it ions
their heads. As "th*lebeerer b worthy of his hire,"
so 14 the trader worthy of reward for his industry.
Let the dispesslooste sad candid turn their attys.
ties to the rile materials, incident sixpences of the
brew er,with all the defies be pays,and they will And
the beverage of beer as low es Limestone*s will ad-
roit. ree why lather, to lea reennerstion to thee
who Zeal lo Attain,. mo►e than to these who dell
In eleteallingi'--Fro•
Took. Ar it MI. 13It
London, England, 1819-05-15

iieThs Eii4eAits.

PARIS, MAY 10.—The King transacted business
• irk the Marqeis Dessulles.
This day being the anniversary of the dvath of her
Royal Ilighaess Madame Elisabeth. the Court •ent
late 'awning, and a rrquiern tor her soul was
chanted in the chapel of the Thuilleries.
M. Pasersier, who has Into long and ly in.
disposed, resumed his seat to.day i• the Chamber of
Deputies.
MAT 11.—The Cardinal de Perigord, Archbishop
of Paris, Grand Almoner of France, held a Council
of Bishops (l 2 in number) yesterday, at his hotel,
which sat fur five hoots. _ _

The Count de Montrischerd, Equerry to the
Duchess of Gothland (gown of Sweden), arrived oil
Sends,' at Paris from Stockholm.
There is a report of an intended new and very
intimate relation between Austria and Prussia, by
means of a C lion, hosing for its object a mu.
lull eogsgement to reveal all foreign inflame is
the internal stairs of Germany.
It is. 00000 aced, to lb. great despair of a eve-
tsin party, that Lord Whitworth quits Paris this day
or to.morrour to return to England.
Fin per Cents.—Monday, btff. M.

CHAMBER OF tnruTirs, Mario.

M. ROT reported from. the Commission appoint.
•ri to esimitte the •sp►nditore of the year 1819. as
presenitd in the Barlett. Ile proposed to ►educe the
Budget of the Con.oildstedltt rind the Sinking
Food to 447.999,1/S francs. He then ar•nt 090.1
the sopplirs propti..4 for the different Departmet•te.
—The sou. of 31,000,0(X) for the Ci.li sod the
ito)al ruuilrs tia mid, ass saicepuble of uo drogue-
London, England, 1819-05-15

114 E SITATISMAN

LAW INTKLLIGENCR.

-40.-
VICE-CHANCELLOR'S COURT, NAT 11.

MAIM V. TAYLOR.

Mr. IhAt.n said this ass a easiticto for the !UMW
paylog the interest of t►e 11,5451. part of the purchase
stumpy, into Coart. The Plaintiff was ordered,
about twelve months ago, by his Ilootmr, to pay the
above soon into Court, and so appeal was tikes from
that to the Lord Chancellor. There had hems some
dispel?' relative to whether t►e Lord Chancellor bed
decided this or mot ; bat et all events it was settled
last Setordsy, wive, the sea was ordered to be paid
iota Court within a weer►. Ile hoped this modem
would he granted, sod that the costs of t►is appli-
cation would slso be allowed.

Mr. BABIEII. NT M. Waters. said there Will no
objection to that pert of the motion relative to the
interest of the money, but he mist object to the ply-
seat of costs, es the motion Night have been made law
Saturdey, while the other was before the Lost! Chan-
cellor.

The Vics-Cnanctr.t.on thoegitt that the intent
might be incorporated with the Lord Chancellor's
order, bet he would not greet costs, es he saw no
ground for then.

COURT OF KINGS BRNO,.
We pave. is yeiterdas's Paper. she rewiearer 11111111114 On ihn
ismffieleamib resettled if the great mereasoile roospirary I awl
Y tbe aseviraalle •orld is every world in Made, we now
be jefro pankolor in in) jag bereft the Ps !Wily tramarthre
w woes ie le -we taar toalkleare which are la trade dread
repose le .Ire moonier. for She beads of she Ratios as lards.]
Yeetrielgy Mr. Justice Barr sat la the Rad Cowl. awl whew
his Lord-kip case lot. fell Coen. N. desired tbot limey=
grand opus ibe Soar. The Lessard Jake Web
sties Kies bad appeared before him lo justify bad. sod that be
was appalled mei* smiled of his ise•Wieuey. he baying bre.
hail le Giber aeries,. Klee denied that he bed bees bail I bet
it appeared that be bad bees bail mice before; His Lordship.
sbereforeolonasti et rtabr that Ibis Feriae Amid appear before
sir Coen. la seder that a stop Neigai be pot tot such readert,
• hit* was err, iolortaiis to the horsed of reline..
The Leas Croat Jesrice. bawls% conferred Ili* his
said, tbal she. sae • very greed art a eery serreasiag
from. From is bat bad Di. w pawed. the Comet propoteil meow
all the iodises of the sober Ceres% al Is the bral moat of
raffles aa end S. Hatt practire g sad, •berafara, site porton me
epee she doer aright seal lave fee lbe presese, wad oast ago
pear moots es ebb ass searditla.
London, England, 1819-03-17

BOXING.

Motesty Hunt was yesterday the field of mark
g)aetiastic warfare, in three battles, the first of which
was for a stake of fifty, between Crassky and
Ili k-
man, a son of Vulcan, but llsshly called Gas, from
We working at the gas pipes: this was his first sp.
pesrance in the ring, but lie was noted for hammer-
ing away at commoners. The assemblage was rather
respectable than neme►nes. Buggp, chat carte,
dawn's, and cabbage drags were alike in requisi.
ties, and pedestrians in beodreds performed the dir.
tame cJawarfally, without oho aid of the dandy
chargers (the accelerating hobby horse). The Grist
Captain arrived and the men prepared for sato.,
Olivor and Shelton seconded Hickman, and Painter
sod Tam Jones, Crawley. Hotting five to four on
flickotaa.
London, England, 1819-03-17

WBSTIIINSTRit MEETING.

Yesterdey, the Electorl of Westmietter met 0 the
Crown and Anebnr, to commemorate their eliort4 to
refers Mr. llobttnase at the Isle Election. Sir F.

Barden sod Mr. Hobbes'e attended. according to del of that kind ; King William, also, 04ght hate
insitatioo, Upwards of 400 persons sat dow• to a been a patriotic Monarch ; they were inforniodl also
dinner which was plentifully and regularly served. by sertaies forms, that emery King was rightooos; it
Mr. Waits, after the cloth was removed, saki, may 110844411 d there maybe righteous Kings.bot thoto
that they had done hies the honour, the highest ho. were unusual inslauces, rand brie. Whip also
now. which a citizen could receive from them, to call might b. tory parriotic, bat we are sot therefor. per.
hi. to the chair on the Nereid occasion ; it be- pared to surrender our rights to Ikea, the ser-
ums his duly, therefore, to say a few words sesta of the Crown, however respectable they way
on the object of their meeting. They were con. be. Tbir People alight to retain await little east-
timed to warn thanks, sincere thanks, to Sir ter of liberty among them; they bad • right
Francis Heidi% and Mr. Ilubbnilie, for their eitor- to It. and *hat i. m ire, they will have it. If they
ties. on behalf of liberty generaliy, bet mesa eve. scowl] mot WM it peaceably, yet, let It bo
London, England, 1819-12-31

Ordered, on the motion of Mr. T. COrRTENAT,
that Returns should be nude to the Clerk of the flow,
by the Churchwardeos and Overseers of the several Pa-
rishes, of the Amonnt of Poors' Rate levied in the years
1816-17-18 and 19, distinguishing such sums as have
been applied oat of that rite to other purposes than the
relief of the poor.
London, England, 1819-12-31

plies whatsoever. and that is the pressen year follow • d
lag ao pores% except Ridcard Carille. has • beep §
bangle, Ntrial sod rime-lewd.
Besse" meet reversely as 1 desire to see the Govern-
eruiltlet of
miatirakartimoinVattinlcllbeselleirs,kweahoorata-e
lieisesly asperse it. breaght to speedy constitatiosal
pelaisbments, I am compelkd. by beg eaperimsee in the I
Upsets of Justice. to questioe the expediency of say ;
other remedies for web abuses. but a vigorous omelette*
of the ordlaary laws; slam before the passing of the
Libel. Act. when the prams of Julies ever khaki had
bees aanileillfted hy judicial useqatioa. the licentious-
...eel the ineressetheyinid the exmople of former
. times. *Wen lest their popalarity and safety.
. wham the ample were reseuted to the privilege of palg-
t half these, sal of proieiting those who were Innocent.
hoomtse I am of opiates, that the remedies
enacted by this Sill to repress the publications is dper.-
doe. will le band twice as leetheacioas as they are in-
; consistent wish the priaciples of the Coostitatios ; since.
s Whes the anseller primers sad pablishers mean a madden 1
s duntre net of bread. by the impossibility of finding I
sureties for such large sums, to be levied by the alarming
• process of etteet. sad not upon any facts which such sure-
ties can saticipate, liet'apos uocertain °Otiose regard-
it leg diedeflued Mteaces. their principals may have recourse
e to methods of delivering themselves from the operation
e of the law. They may eater into larger partnerships or
n oeselciaations for contiosing their periodical works. he
d small advaneentests of price sod chalices in the periods
pe of publication. which will probably be more eagerly
a sought for after the disappointed interdict. and Partia-
lly meat. if it parson its object. may be driven to carry ea
,t/ a most unpopular siege egalast the press. larniesing
is every step the difficulties to be eareastered, aid mo-
re Wring popularity spots a few, mischievous writers., who
of would otherwise sink iota obscurity or ceaterept.

ICU atattilman.
(N. B. Tin "aßtrrsu STATESMAN" se rxelPN•urlt+
worm " Tag STATESMAN.")
London, England, 1819-01-22

SOUTH AUSSIG.d.

The Mimes Ara Goodie, of the 10th of NO.
somber, olScially nen the arrival then of the
100 Spanish troops, who were sent on hoard the
Trinidad, from CAdis„ sod their adhorente to the Pa-
triot dam. The facts of the motley so board the
*hors-sawed vend are that related :

" The Serjemove, K. Idartioes, F. alloriersiond F.
Quilhtue. led Mio Corr/eel, Jowl Feiders, Wen
,ailing from Ought, formed the dimlige tof escitiog e
inetioy, sod, If setteesfel, to pet loth .sr pert.—
Daring the voyage, when commeeicating this pro.
ject to their comrades, with curtain and secrecy, they
found the minds of their fellow soldiers ripe for
revolt. la lat. 3. North, they parted from their coo.
soy, end having passed the Line without mooleg
with soy other vessel of the ***Woo, they came
to a deverminatioe to tarry Into effect the premedi-
tated plot is ,he 25th of July; is the niceties of
which they found so obstinate reditUnce ha the
Commies D. C. Miranda sod D. M. Fend', also the
First Adjutant and First Lieutesant ; and whet was
still worse, they were opposed by a oecood Serjearst,
and two Arm Corporals; who wither than I. ea
t r-
ried to the Patriots, detershi:d to put a match to
the magazine and blow ep the venal l • the matitmen
thetefore were obliged to destroy thus, to prevail
their plan being frustrated, as well as for their olio
security; immediately after this, waking themselves
roasters of rho vessel, they ordered the Captain le
steer for Homo. Ayres, where they arrived in
safety without soy materiel emerreece, le the La
Plata, at the Creek of Decrease, es the 26th of
Almost.
Our %promo Gevertneewt hes detentiond to
receive, with open arms those uses, who. irritated
with the volutions sod injustice of their King, are
unwilling to be ecoomplices in his tyranny, or to be
bowed by Use, which they consider broken, by the
manifest violation of all the dirties which ought to
conorct the blomircb with his subjects.

BAN
Om aK
leeikap RESTRICTION
pob lis NOT
d.E.
di be hoi
Priem' re Neat Pea P.per, prier Our WWI&
4 N P:NGRAVED 6PECIMF.N .1 a BANK.
NOTE—NOT TO RS IMITATED{ with the Beek
Rearkties Bareseeter.
er• ABRAHAM FRANKLIN.
Published by Haar. 45. LeSehte-hiii.
London, England, 1819-03-10

IMF STATESMAN

.« 10:s

UTII A .11 ERIC!. \
) •
S.
11M jpeLikbtained intfltierbee, that the.
bell
Aim, tilt earselpsnied the Rpm, $ll which Lord
COC/111Alit left the British Unita!, meshed Volpe-
rase as the -11046..lioviesbas; sod that his Lordship
was horsily especieil to itrrive- in ghat yore. e'
fortnldsble eapedition prepared by the Repeblk of
Chili, to attack 'LIM,- the capital of Peru, held
by the Spaniards, was to leave Valparaiso in
the latter end of 'February, and which ape.
dition was to he engrafted to the breve and
heroic COCHIIAIIf. Probably he is at this hoer
candeetlng the espeditioa, sod thearhe anquest of
that country, and with it for ever the dissolution of
the power of Old Spain la thet cisterns, of the world,
is about to be accomplished coder his Lordship's
sapless.
Shnnid the above object be gloriously attained, of
which then is scarcely eny doubt, the areetat effect
may be supposed to follow that his ever been con-
nected with the history of man in 141 sweep or
civil condition. The Patriot's happy destiny will be
tiard, hes prospects will not be cheesered by the
possibility of reverses. His Rood will be permareat.
—N. arddiag jealous Sovereige or State can inter.
fere with tosillaS promises, es in Poland ; .o with
maces sad power, as in France; they Isere the
freed country to MHO over unmolested, unistroded
upon.
We are sorry, however, to fired that there are allay
of .sr arsotrymen speceleline (from meramary
views) epos the frustration of the heavenly work ! ! !
of this more to.nrsgrrow..
London, England, 1819-01-14

3A 41;4 PAPARS.

The Mose of Assembly sem opened en the !7t%
of October. The Dike of blauckester, Jo a Owe
speeds, refertiog to the events in England, !Adieu-
lady called the attention of the As-en.bly to the pre-.
mit state of the island. A Committee was frmod
for that purpose, oho Were ierestigating, ell In fn.
rikoers lately landed in Jamaica, the stele of the

ja', &c.
On the 3d t.f November, Mr. Stewart called the 1 ',
attention of the House to the diminution of the
squadron appointed for the protection of the trade i
of the island; god a motion was finally agreed open ,
for reqnesting that the Goverwer would communicate
to Sir Home Popham the greet Gaiety of the House
en this subject, and stating the notaries depreda-
tions committed by political vessels.
On the 4th of November, • letter was seat by his
Grace to the House, which bad been received from
the Eecritary le Admiral Ptipham, in which it was
stated that adverse winds bed prevented the relieving
! ships from reachiog the Jamaica station. It was pro.
wised also that the utmost vigilance should be used
to protect the trade from the attacks of cruisers
soder Sosth American Sags.
[taws Tin VALIIIWTX CAPER, NOV. II.)
Daring the lest three days this part of the &lead
has tees visited wilts the most severe gale of wield,
accompanied by frequent and heavy falls of rain,
that hes been es perieored awe the storm of 1818.—
It has bloom the whole time with datoratieed vie.
lame, et interests iterreasing atonal as Marriage.
, Mor.h mischief, we lees, must here been doge to the
caomiclds and wegro-gtoonds, as well is to the ship.
Ipie( along the coast. The ship Ocean, MlNeilage,
lying its this harbour, parted her cable yesterday
morning, end was driven ashore Met Dowan's
Wheel, trickily en soft ground, where we trust she
will not receive mach damage. The gale matineed
, with sr:Abated fury at the time this Paper was going
to areas.
London, England, 1819-09-28

WR.o-NICKS

Yestordey aa Inquest was keld at the sip of tb,
Swan, liongerford Stairs, before Thomas limos, listr.
Coroner, en the body of James Main, *god 6 'tens
eon to Mr. James Mass, appraiser, of Hengerford
Stairs, who was killed ender the fulllntiog drams
stances, on Saturday last :—Thomes Domford, of
life
Lewisham-street, Westminster, deposed that on Sa.
terday evening last, sheet seven o'clock. he woe
standing near the Globe public-house,in conversation
with the father of IN deceased, when he hoard some-
thing apparently very heavy fall ; spoil looking
mewed he sew a barge packing-can lying on that
resod, 'lid a hat was Wog near to it. Semi per.
Om celled oat that a child wen killed, and was under
the packlopease. Witness. with thirassistairee
ci
Nether lifted it up, and discovered that the deceased
ens stadurueatit it, jammed in a terrible easener, and
Is a stale of ',sensibility. lie was cstried to his
kther's house, sed a surgeon was soot for, bst the
111118 meed was quite deed on his arrival. l'he Mood
lies pmts.'', from his nose end MM. The parking
lease belonged to • Sir. Feaster—Mr. Henry Fes-
leen, of Ilengetford Stairs, deposed that the property
dig net belong whim; it ass forwarded to his ware.
Ibsen for the purpose of being shipped; it was tat
property of his Knyai nighties, the Pik& Itegeoe,,
sod co. twined s cast from the Eliin Machin, sod
was going t.. he sent abroad. The workmen placed it
on the outside of the weeehoust on some other case,
and the deceased, it appeared, was playing on thew,
when, by a sudden jerk, it was preclgtared is to
him. and be was killed on the spot. ,He thr.eglitikl:
was in a s.le situation ; did sot know ilto valve of the
properly ; the pseking.case below;ed to Mr. West.
ascot, of South Acidity-street, Crostenor-sqesre..—
Mr. Irwin, surgeon, of the Snood, deposed that be
was called to attend the deceased ; three of his left
ribs were broken, and he was snivel, crushed. Tte
injuries he received caused death. Verdict-04 Ati.
dental Death by • pneking-enee belonging to 111 r.
Weitenixot falling on the deemed, with a iindend
nf five shillings."

Proee I. rind l'elvli•lwel by h. PFAU V. al the kin
mit Otrice, he. 11, h.olithury•teett, tlert-.9•eel.
London, England, 1819-03-19

On nor re-sdmissiee we fogad the Hesse in a
Commiltrs nn thl. nisi, ..d .

Mr. TIERNEY sieblng to bear from the Chi-
rellor of the Eschequer what permessetit seelleble
sum h• eeperted condor the operation of the Rill ? •
The CHANCELLOR. of the EXCHEQUER
said. in his judgment 3.000.0001.
Mr. 1 lERNEY.—The Right Hon. Gentleman
save 3.1,00,0°01. Now, as far as my opinion gees,
'Unt x s;egle po,t;• le of it.
Mr. M A REILLY whilied is meg lb@ Cheridellor
of the Etchroser, whether. en that class of Esche-
ws., Bilis, for wbicliths Public retrieed so interest
at 9•1. per diem on the bandied posed., the Bank of
England did ant receive 21d. ?
The CHANCELLOR of the EXCHEQUER.
as at could sidoestaid, said it took place on bills
or.. doe.
Mr. MARRO.% said, that it thirtifore appeared,
that on the mire hese of Exchequer Billet's@ Bank'
ef Engle's', for these they WIC reeeired one-fifth
inert lowed than the public creditor. It dill strike
him, that ifs difference was seeds, the Bank should
receive the smaller rate. The money lent by the Pub-
lic wee so much capital—the Batik of F.aglinsd bad
only to set its mill at work.
On lb. assess fpr limiflugthe amount to 6.000,0001.
Mr. GRENFELL asktti why the Bill bad that limit ?
Why did net the measure embrace the whole of the
growing provist• ?
Th. CHANCELLOR of the EXCHEQUER
said he followed the precedent of there/ 18013,
when Mr. Parties' concluded his negotistions with
• the Busk. _

Mr. h 1 A BERLY smelted, as a satisfaction to the
-public creditor, that the question as to the amostat
of the Bank balances to be mane available, shield be
referred to the consideration of the Finance G•mit-
tee. _ _ _

Mr. lIUSICISSON observed, that the security of
the public creditor Wag guaranteed by law, mod
coold not be Influenced by any given amount of these
balances to be made available.
After a fr w further observations from Mr. Gun.
fell and the Chvncellor of she &chequer, the clause
wee agreed to, end the remitting clauses having bees
goo, ehrnugh, the Hoare resented, and the Report of
:he Committee was ordered to he received to-morrow.
London, England, 1819-03-19

TO JOHN IJUI,L.

DIAL ClLARtor4Ttivi:,—Y.. hoil! Weir corn.
plaided very much nf y our kiiisfoll., acting dishonest-
ly ; bet the speech of Sir Fastsicts lit:stortr, lite!,
delivered in the House of Commons ;.tout Prosy,
Elio:flea, Inuit convince you that 101 y oar Sons aro
not tainted with corruptiou. Tee effect of it opmi that
corrupt Assembly *es Maly felt ; one wishissi to ea-
eau bluatit, aud 'ben another wished to escese him-
self; so It was when Coatis delitereis, a reproach-
ing. though tree speech to a selret assomislv, ono
void. Lord is it another said, Lord is it I
. _

Yoe it lessen known to ell the Honourable. that
sit he that Assembly, by einee of a borough, that
tilos, pay for their seats. IM our borough (Denary),
!hove it is perhaps one of the freest in England,
the pike of the vote is four pokers:, besides the te-
pees of conveying about 800 hermit' to the placo
of inning Who lir- at a distance, taking up freedom.,
sod employing rooms. to hunt up straggle's, &C.
ikr. Now. if all this doss not come within thin
perlieei of bribery, it smells veiy strong of catnap-
don, etee so iiitiClltSo at to airptt the olfactory nerves
of all your friends oho ere sold by such • hand
of ragamelles ; who now begin to reclaim, " What
tight lase some moo to the wieder of send-
ing four or his different Members to Parlisment,
sod we base not the privilege to send one! Why.
ADO/ they be free of an many places, and Ivo left
wither( • lam-giver." The insprotiog policy of the
poor, and the growing philosophy of the Motion, will
soon break the barriers of ibis soli.ni.; system. It is
upon record, that a great Reformer once entered the
Deese, and esclaiond, " For shame, get you
gone, and give place to harvester men ;" end it
a also upon record of a still greater Reformer, its
those days of yen, entering a certain assembly and
driving eat all she buyers and sellers (thoeigh they
did not bey mil sell seats), declaring that they had
ensiverted the holy place into a " den of thieves."
—The great body of the Teeple now begin to con-
tract sells a has sense of honour, as to think an-
thing h Me but 'that is acquired by honest
means; and I, as an individual, have seen si mach
of the diabolical and wicked practices of Elec-
tions, that whenerer I see one of those political
sharpen, I look at him with as mach contempt as
sbnuld do spew • man who had bought stolen goods ;
end, upon my word, I world not be compelled to sit
in that House, and be insulted with the inhuman jokes
of Mr. Climate's, and demb totes ageiest common
sense and welgar reason, if you would takes my news
from the parish books and make an Honourable
Goodman of me. What benefit there is in bey. •
a Member of Parliament I don't knew, though our
liembers could tell if they had a mind to dr so g
and our late Member, Mr. Forms, pallid inform us
of the emetic, of treble made one also; for It is the
public-house chat here that it cost him upwards of
twenty thousind pounds!—peer Graodfatiser. l re.
main your very affectionate and obedient Grandson.
Reverte3, March 1°.1..19. PrITElt
London, England, 1819-03-19

711, follewieg ere *stride frees these Papers :

JANUART'46. —His Majesty's ship Salisbury
arrived this inoroirtg, barring the Brief RearsAdmi.
rot Csnsphell, who is to succeed Admiral ['river is
this command ; and, sport coating remind the Forr,
there was an interchange of orioles with her and the
Antelope Ilig.ship. This .hip called at Madeira,
whence she had ■ passage of 14 days. Col. de Bergh,
of the td regiment, new passeoger.
" The French corvette Coquette came lo en Suns
dry, from Martinique, with letter, from General
Doorelot, Governer of that lelanrl, as well as from
Le Come de Lardeoroy. G eeeee or of Geadaloopes
addressed to his Facelloncy Lard Comberesete and
to Rear-Admiral Hervey, in which they tender
their sentimeola of condolence open the death of ear

" JANII4II.Ir 9.—The epidemic which has lately
been the cease of greet mortality in Tobago, is hew
coosklerably wsbahled ; bat Ito regret to •dd, that
W. Belle►, Esq. Collector of his Majesty's Cosiness
of that Island, has fallen a victim to that d1...'."
London, England, 1819-09-17

11431BURtill AtAIL.

II A W 1113114111. Sett?. •10.—We here jest received
front Seochhola the following anthentic nett, of the
31 —The Treaty fur the final arrangement of all
the &Weepers between Sweden and Deemed'. ander
the mnliatinn of Greet Britain, was mistiest on the
first of this month, in the !memo( Leril Stronsford.
British Ambassador to this Court. We learn that
Seeder is to pay three millions of dollars (Ilambergh
bunco) in ton anneal payments. end also to pay foam
per cent. per annem interest, bet the interest to be
paid quarterly ; and the hands for the ptincipal end
interest are to he deposited in the ham!. of Lord
Stranglers!, as Minister of the mediating Power.—
This last cnedition is, perhaps. eel, bet his
Swedish Majesty ..ceded to it, in order to give al
fresh prom( of his confidence and hiendahlp to
assault Ally the Prince Regent. Lord Streneford and
Mr. Krabbe immediately dispatched couriers to their
Coarse. Oar relations with Denmark may be now
considered as fited on a destitute and friendly footing;
and the part which Great Britain undertook !fibrins
about this happy issue, by means of its Asesassidor,
Loud Strangford (a negneistion in which so many do.
licate and (Metall points wore to be attended to),
most give it a lasting claim to the esteem and grail.
lade of the Scandinevian Nations.
London, England, 1819-01-13

ZDUC4TION IN 1113SSE.C.ISSEL.

The Elector of flesseXamel, occordieg to report,
ks directed that only this eldest eons of priests and
youths, whose fathers are (:nonsellers, or above that
reek in society, shall be admitted as titudents in the
Universities of his dominions. This is quite delight.
fol. Despotism is here unmasked, folly is triumph-
ant, and the people treated as they ought to be,
when they ran descend Its obey the Lords of Misrule.
it is laughable to witness the pride and the mini•). of
some of the silly beings,, who happen by arcideat to
saaaal es a stool sith testy legs, covered with
London, England, 1819-06-08

LONDON:
TVUDtT. 'VIE 8, 1819.

The Cmixcu.t.oa of tbf rLfcnsauta, lest night,
proposed bis new Team His chief resetting is as
additional duty of ls. V. per bushel en Malt, which
be esicolates will protium, a sew of 1,400,0001.;
and this, tee, wiliest giving any pretest In the
brewers to rein the price of beer. He said, that
the ?ohne derived no benefit from the redaction
of the War Malt Tax at the Pease, nor from the
diminution in the price of both Malt sod Hops
since; and yet be thought that men se devoid of
conscience, as sue great brewers must be, world
seise soc► a pretext as Ibis for increasing the
rico of beer, when, wader suc► !severable ricrini.
steams, obey bad the 'hearkens/ to lon it it ? The
other objects of 'nation, are Foreign Wool, raised
from Id. to ed. in the pound— "'peeled to rake
5U0,0001.; British opi,:ts, 500,0001. ; Tobacco,
500,0001 ; Cabe and Cocos, 130,0001.; Tea (to
be raised from 96 to 100 per cent.) a like sow of
130,0001. t and Pepper, 30,0001. =skill a gross sees
of 3,190,0001, the odd 190,0001 being allowed for
any falling of is this new source of Resins,. Mr.
VAIPITTART after all this, talked of ccorsows, which
elferded sec► mirth to many, bet Mr. Tunas* very
haatoroosly took op the clrettomaneosati played upon
it. It reminds us of a rental. Jostle*, who in a fury
vas into a quarrelling party, sod with a heavy stick
honked a woo &we, bidding bin in t►e Sings
gam, afaad ad keep thi peace.
London, England, 1819-04-05

old. lilt son, oho eircennesigsted the glebe, Is
esper'ed herr t,..innfreew. M. de Kotzebue had n.
seised, on ILI. 19141 usy. e letter from his meth*,
h I IPSO.. i Wrimsr. The Authorities nt nsr
town Intro cornmeeleed proreeiliogs relative stk this
trrsiest

of Fraokrart has suppressed, in
the Journal of 'hi. oaten, the passage relating to the
paper areen'into th• .116.68101er by the 91111111011,
an trhirt sere written theme ward.;:—r' Sentence of
death, ettrevreti soon Ageing, de Kotsobso, so the
2311 of Stitch, It 110." This paper escites • wield.
cinn. that the settler of the cries is • member of
& secret society.

Areording to the same Journal, the assassin called
I wire upon M. de Kotzebue, its the morning and af-
ter dinner, without seeing, bim ; he returned at live
as'ilnek is the evening. lie sonnencad himself es
one of his countrymen, who wished to make acquaint-
ance with him. M. de Kotzebue left the room he
was in with his family, and went In rkeire him in
4'Bmi-clamber. 'What peered iii the interval to the
result, no one knows, as these store no witnesses.—
On hearing the cries of N. de Kotzebue, his wife,
who had recently been confined in child.bed, and his
daughter, ran and found him stabbed in four places
with a poniard ; one of the wound* had pierced his
beast, and ins few instants be expired in their arms.
M. de Knizebue was only $8 years of age; but he
commenced his literary career at 19; his health was
impaired, and he looked older. Ile had jest ceased
Isis functions as literary earespnndent of his Ma•
jetty the irseperor Alexander, in Germany, and was
preparing to return to Russia, when he was thus
berried to a premature grave.
RA4TADT, bisect, !B.—Yesterday morning M.
Von Koizobee was interred at Mealstnes, witboet
any state or pomp. Four asoorning coaches termed
the procession. It is said here, that his murderer is
she son of a distinguished public functionary et Wee-
'jet'''.

FaAIIRroRT, MARCO' 27.—1 t is said by travellers
who hare c.me hers from Manholes, that the 1111111111-
fill of dl. Von Kotzebue was still stirs yesterday
morning, but that his f y was despaired of. Ile
Lad undergone severs! interrogatories of which no-
thing had transpired. On the day of tho assassins.
tiou, therm parsed here by estafette, a letter ad-
dressed to hi. Von Kotzebue, which is believed to
Aare related to that borealis affair. For a long time
part no teem bar made so great a sensation in Ger-
many as this. The most declared enemies of kl.
Von Kotzebue are filled sith indignation at the
atrocious deed.

Their (loyal Highnesses the Dike end Duchess of
Kent 'frilled here last night.
Rome. kixecn 12.—The Prince Reg►nt of Eug•
loud has reyeested the holy Father and Cardinal
Conseil' In permit the English pointer. Sir J. Law.
Tenet., to take their portrsits for the gallery of Carl-
tou•hoeee. This enlist is seem expected here.
London, England, 1819-06-30

BARNSTAPLE ELECTION.

The Earl of CARNARVON stated, that three
of the shaggier who had bees examined on oath at
their Lordships' ►ar bed made statements directly
contradicto►y to the evidence which, from the printed
Report, it appeared they bad given also on oath be.
fore the Committee of the Hesse of Commons. It
was proper that their Lordships should adopt sous
proceedlog to consequence of this difference in the
evidence, brit it was first necessary that the clerk*
end abort-baud writers of the Horse of Commons,
who •ere present when the evidence was given,
should coma to the bar to verify it. Ho therefore.
moved, that a Message be sent to the Commies to
(equal the attendance to these menus.
After a few words from the 1.01!.D CHANCEL•
LOR, the station was, as we understood, agreed to,
and a Message accordingly sent to the Commons.
Their Lordships then proceeded to hear 'wideness;
but examined only two witness's, and postponed the
farther elimination till to.morrow.—Adjoarned.
London, England, 1819-06-30

CRIMINAL INFORMATION.

Mr. WILLIAMS moved for • Rule to show emoso
why a criminal information should not be greeted
egoism 'Dimas Campbell, en Officer in the navy,
for inivirig seed iniolainii Isogonic, to Harris Nichn.
los, also • naval officer, binding to provoke him to
Iliiht a doe!. The provocation ass gives in • ho.
rowel in Cornwell, *here Mr. Campbell said to Mr.
Nicholas, " So you hove turned logoisitor.Gone.
ral of the Corporation have you?" and end other
espromloss of • more personal sod ollioaireaoirere.
Kele granted.
London, England, 1819-04-02

THE STATESMAN

'

would hove to sliest, iScc. The Bill sionolitoting Ibi
Cossesiesioners ought to point oel the place of their
silting, what kind of evidence they would receive,
Ike.; ill these-points could be better settled end pee-
tided for, after the Treaty wu ratified; until then,
the provision would be premature.
Mr. Hopkinson spoke lo favoor of the Resolu-
tion.

Mr. CLAT Was opposed ; he remarked, in reply to
Mr. ilopkiason, that he might spare himself any
trouble sheet interest on those claims ; if the claim.
ants should got the principal, they would, in his opi.
!ikon, do very well, se the mount of the claims
probably eaceeded the 3,000,000 to be paid. Ile
said, legislation on this subject was prematere, sod
sot jestified by the necessity of the raw.. There was
•aa doubt the Treaty would be ratified by the King
of Spain, unless on this, as on some ether subjects,
be shesld be mad. As, however, Ferdinand might
think proper to withhold his asses( from the Treaty.
this Gower° wont would rut rotifer a ►idicul„es here,
if it should now proceed in anticipation to allocate
its stipetations.
Mr. Heins/es Amendment was negatived, ■nd the
Bill passed, mad was sent to the Senate for •
MHO.

. ,
The Bill to .ad the bliurret territory to tie theists
hes been rejected to the &bete. '

WARIIINGTOM CITY, MA.cll 4.—The Congress of•
the United !Coles adjourned lasi evening. iseyourf
which their conslitolionsi term of *orrice did Sot per.
.it them to mend An Session.

The Bill astisciriaioir the establishment of a Pro.
visional Government for Florida, in the event of the
ratification of the Treaty of Cession by Spain, has Ire..
corns a law.

Th. Act to amai' the Art incorporating/ the sob-
scribers to the Bauk of the United States, has become
a la tr.

The Dill le addition to the Acts prohibiting the
inspnrtaticso of Slaves into thelissiled States, was not,
as we had 'opposed, lost, lo consequence of a div.
agreement between the two !looses respecting the
amendments. It bas becomes law, sad is, perhaps.
the most interesting to the natiosal character of any
Act passed during the pretest Session.
That Act authorises the President to direct the
armed vessels of the United States to intercept on the
coast of Africa or elsewhere, say vessels engaged iu
the Sla►e Trade, and bring them into tt e United
States. It provides for she allowance of 25 dollars
for every slave brought into the (jolted States ende►
circematences justifying the belief of an intention to
introdece them illegally into the United States; and
of 50 dollars for each slave diacusered to have been
illegally introduced into the United States. The
slaves, when thus captured on the ocean, or disco-
vered in oar cnentry, to be held in treat by the
Unites States, until they can be transported back to
Africa, tike.
London, England, 1819-06-01

FRENCH PAPERS.

PAN% MAT t7.—taros D'logerslohors, MI.
vaster of Stat.. President of the Greed Dodgy ef the
Akio.. hos add.essed re M. Forth, Vicar.Gteeral
of Ais snow bitter complaints against
the presching «1 M. Nellessee, Card is that Cite,
who shoes towards the Protestants a spirit of in.
t.lossore snit feasoi.iset quit. m•ndearnable. The
Maisons has reproocied the Vicar General with the
religious intoleroissm with vrhiclr the City of
Is•Chapsile is seal we he Imbued ; he has cited, as
la still, of ectlosimatiral ii 164•114•11, th. spirit tif
hem; coed Meats It hielo boositors thrones the cub.
n.5.r.4 thp Government. which moony protects
all posseasinne, and hes informed him. that if he does
oat opotlytety the totobelvoce of his Clergy, the Civil
Atoliesitios sill silence these faestkal and MS.
C 1.1•110112 priests.

It is said Owl the &wee pamphlet of M. de
Simonise on the spiels of Germany will shortly be
efßrialls disswitd et the semi-olficsal characier with
%cilia+ it Gas bees hitherto published, and that Are
Pruasiass j 01110•111 ate forbidden In speak of a keen
writing of hofrellOt Saes, ens.sied " The Tariff of
Prustisto Customs, the oJicial Gauae of Prussia,
Nod Ike P'yirit of the Age."
The Illesicspal Goinell of Palermo bat establiiited
a school SO the !metastasise principle of *steal is.
strocsion. Four huodred children are educated at it.
mid lf,after • yeai's experience, it abeslori answer the
espeetadowe ensertained, similar essablisheseats will
be iseltiplied threvels Ilse kilted of Sicily.
The Jury of Instruction at aludseirri is *boot, it
Is soM, I. publish, by rider of She Government of
Bed*, the revolt of the invessigusions into the case
of Salida. This publication is looked for wish Imp..
tient., in order bat the y Dane Gersten students may
be eisdkesed from the odious imputations which have
bees heaped span thee.
Then is a frecisent esebange of Comfit's between
Stockholm and Cnpetsbagen.
A dulcet ire has destroyed the principal timber-
yards of Christiania. lassoes* collections of wood
and made/Le base bees reduced to ashes : the town
itself wee is immisens dosier. The lire bad gained
the suburbs—it was escesaary, in order to step is, to
poll doss several besets. The losses Mass been con-
siderable.

YAWATA Naar Paper 44 yererday —la ihe quoird Letter of
Major CAMTWSIGIIT a Mr. 111061101111, it oar fr. or p•Re,
is paragraph i, liar 3. for mould, read asY. ISragrapa
2, tier 11, for any. read my.
London, England, 1819-06-01

MARSHAL BRUNE.

The following is the letter addressed by the Inks.
bitants of Brits to the widow of Marshal Brew',
who was, by birth, their townsman, on the proceed.
logs about to be institeted opium his inerd o
" M A DAM, —We have reed your eloquent appoGl
to thi Kine. The cri.s of your grief have resound.
ed throeghoet France. All tree French hearts have
been peasetrated, eters tad been prepared a long while
to remits the deepest impressions. That worthy man,
that illustrious warrior, that citizen hero, belonged
also to es ; he was bore amongst us. We are nearly
all the (Heeds of his infaury, his school.fellows, his
companions in arms, •r his relation. The glory of
his ezploits 'elected lustre an our town, we felt
prosid of them. The execrable crime which termi.
naffed hi, honostrable career froze es with horror
end consternation. The silence et the law wee
a public scandal ; it violently suppressed, as It
were, the transports of your sorrow, and pre.
vented the utterance of that of generous and
sympathetic souls. Bet at length the days of
justice are arrived ; opinion having become strength.
used has brakes the trammels In which it woe
bound by a faction eternally inimical to the happiness
of mankiod. The infamous assassins shall be disco.
wired and punished ; the manes of the.here shall be
appeased; end your too jest sorrow shall at last re.
ceiverbe consolation. We will assist he this ieves.
11g4on. We have partaken of your grief; the
pe+hasent of • frightful cruse will, le some dorm%
assuage the bitter anguish predeoed by its comet-.
endesters Rece
rieMp.cadastre.,
etbsomisztuuraolieeneastymithist
else
devoted fella w.cltlzmas of Drive."
[flue follow 130 algesteres.]

S
London, England, 1819-06-01

SWIDIN.

Much has been published respecting the difference
between Sweden and Denolest, bet souse important
matters in the case are net geserally knows.
It is clear that Norway was in fors ceded to
Swedes for a certain consideration, bet by a very
solemn oath taken by the King of Drnmart at hie
Coronation, he is boned to relinquish no part of his
dominions, and this violation of it appears, from
many circumstances, to have been by no means a To.
l•ntery act in the present Moserch, end may, as
Sweden has reason to spprehend, become a eeriest
question with his successor. After the Treaty had
taken place, the King of Dessert's brother, them
Regent of Norway, received sock cowintenicatioes
from Massa, sad ihe People of Norway sock
succours, that in spite of the cession, and the cruel
mistiest given by England and hash, In pet
Sweden is possession, it seances's, for that Power
to alert its hest energies to obtain it. Numbers in
the esequel struggle were starved to death, and at
length the Norriegisis tickled, maintaieing still
their own Constitution and laws. Now, the Swedes
object is pay the whole of the sena stipulated, say.
ing, " no, it cost us nearly half the moss to take
possenion, and that we claim to have deducted. It
Is true, that we contracted to by the Bear, bet you
wale to deliver it, and sot to say, there it is, catch
it as jos us:"
London, England, 1819-06-01

THE COW; TN V'S DISTR F. 55.

The wretched rate of the kingdom does et last be-
gin to affect the public feeling, and a few persons of!
some distioction, who base long been touched by the!
hard safeties, and strark wish the long patience of ;
se matey thousands of their fellow.createres and
tventr)emen, seem desirous of bestirring themseires
la order to alleviate the growing calamity, seder
which deo mess voluble pert of Ile repelatioe
•f • trading Ration ate siekleg.—Theee be-
nevolent permits, no doeht, will be seconded in
their cempassionste slew.. We shall anoint,' lead a
most willing, thoegh feeble, head to funk., the
design ; for eltheugh we have said, and new re-
peat It, that nothing less thee the removal of the
radical ill can save the empire from both internal
misfortune and external danger, yet we hoer no
objection to the administration of each bland and
soothing ',undoes as will calm lie needling symp-
toms which would otherwise threat., delirium
and Owl sy, and thereby render the most tape.
fleeced interpodtion for slime useless. bar.Owcsi••
system, which is yet het little known, sad to sloth
toe little attention has bees paid, is sow !messing
to be tidied of, sod .morel wealthy individuals
will beadily j..in ie making an esperiment of its
Amy. It I. one of ties* moral and political ea-
redivide which cannot do berm, should it not
operate all the good the sanguine expect from it.—
For Heeves'esak•-- Int humanity's sake—for thesake
and character of Great liritein, let it not be said and
seen, that themost la holism class of the &disk People
ere gritting their native laid, because, after the sweet
of their brow has enriched it, it rennet (through a
bed, a vicious Administration, it trill nct) afford them
the means of a scent, sob4istence. Oh shame on the
torpor of the wealthy, to allow things to run to such
a length. It is, however, in wain to call span intli-
•idaals by name; the Meter cla,!es ago ell called
upon by IFe love of jevice, by the self.lowe which
actuates too many of them, to make common
Cause with shoes few feeling ;souk's who ere
grieved to the heart to see the ingenious, the in-
dustrial's mechanics, emigrating wish their talents in
oilier and rival coentrier, and leaving the id!, and
the prollieato to leen or prey upon those also mu but
just preside for themselves and families, and cancel
lee to sate clime, bowever inviting.
London, England, 1819-08-07

WEST-END FAIR.

Yesterday the •nomination of the Weslende►s was
renewed st liolt.streel, when nit loon mew, trans.
(erred to that Office by the Lord Masers were pet lo
the bar in order to be identified. Their names were,
Was. farmer, John Spink, Thomas Thdro, F, ank
Pardon, Alfred Pierces, and John Young.
Jay, the constable of Hempstead, who was so
"mended in his head and body, that the villains left
him senseless, and he wes sepposed to be moldered,
attended, in a very low state, hi. head bneud up in
consequence of the wounds, but he etteld not iden-
tify any of the Primmer, as amongst those who attack.
ml him.

Thomas Lords, of Little Corter-lane, Doctors'
Commons, stated, that he was at West-end Fair on
the Monday evening, and described the daring con•
duct of the gangs of thieves who assembled there:—
Ile then ob d them roh several persons. and now
identified F. 'stardom, A. Pinny. and J. Young. as
hieing been unties amongst one of the gangs. Wit.
rims saw the persons hustled and robbed. two nr
three moons be saw distinctly. If the persons at-
tacked made say resistance, they site knocked
down, sad moot brutally treated, with bludgeons or
cudgels. It was perfectly light ; be saw distiuctly
*hat ass doing. Is about hull an hour after these
robberies, he saw another man robbed, knocked
down, and as dreadfully (rested, that be was in-
sisted to go to his assistance, when he was knocked
I down, beat with a blodgeon, robbed of his watch,
bat, and one of his shoes. Witness did not *O-
wn the Prisoners Pordbam, Piercey. or Young,
shorn be bad seen amongst that gang who knocked
him down and robbed him.

--_.._..... _
Mr. Ilarmer's desk attended for the Prisoner
Pardhaen, and alto a Mr. Jobe N;cbolls, who stated
himself to ►ase been a desk to %1 . Geisler and
Co. furriers, 20 years, and that Pierce; was vas
pipped in their horse as a porter, and be spoke to
his general attendance.
There being en special offence charged against any
of the Prisoners, they wet. ordered to he taken back
to the Lord Mayor. Marv, she City Police-officer,
now stated, that he had witnessed the conduct of
Pardon+, Pierery, and Young, in situating a num-
ber of persons who were assembled nea► London-
bridge, at the time the rowiiig.msich •as about to
start. Alderman Wood was likewise near the soot,
and called his attention to their conduct. On a Gess.
'lemon's declaring he had been robbed of his speciac'es
and case by the gang, and telling them they would
come to the gallows, Deuce took them into custody ;
and on Pierce; be found a handsome meowing dog.
London, England, 1819-08-07

CROWN SIDE.

........
John Cruitenden- ass iodieted on the Week Act,
for asslirinosly rotting certain bop. binds gro•litit oa
poles, in a plonlail.,n of Samuel Sante', at Beneudeu,
on
thip sth of July last.
If appeared in evidence that the Prisoner had offer-
ed another man a shilling to cat the l'resecatnes hop.
binds, bot the latter refusing, he cat them himself.—
Under th.o.cirroass'onces. _ _

Mr. ANOSIWS submit's& that there Iris no eiri.
dance of that ,dice •bich use neressary In sopped
Ibis indictment, and referred to s rile decided by
Mr. Justice Heath, whn ruled in the rase of an in.
dictmestt for desirnying ri at repress malice to-
wards the owne► meat be proved. Here they. was
Making from which even implied malice could be in-
ferred.

Mr. Brum, on the other hes& dim ingulabedthis
tram the case referred to, as well as the ordinary
case of injuring tattle, that the malice alleged might
be compornelori of • malicious feeling towards the
Master owl the animal Injured.
Mr. Baron G.tostow held that there need not be
•specs• malice proved, but said, that if much proof
ores wanted. the circumstance of oho Prisoner
amine a shsliine to another man to do iho mischief
was rotfict.nt fur the purpose of this indictment.— If
the isrianner hail rut the hop-binds, with an 'plena
lion of injutivg the Prolocutor (which he left to the
Jar, ), it was clear malice within the wailing of the
statute.

The Prisoner was found Gat!, and received sun.
fence of dosth.