The Statesman.
London, England, 1818-06-05 00:00:00

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iodgmest
.of the thanks dee to Lord Coltman,
• /obit steady cooties* in endeavouring is procure
odkut Reform im the House of Common, for his
otrtious on all occasions io the came of beasts fres. ,
410., and for hie manfully declining to accept Cis
prsaminent kenosr of beWg again returned to
pailiamerst av of their Representatives, when
4;cuestances prevent him from being present
discharge' his defy to his Constituents; end,
lifter a speech from his Lordship vf great 'feeling,
*fraught with the, undying spirit of genuine pa.
Motive and adherence to liberty, is all climes and
in all deposition/es, the Hon. DOUGLAS KININAtaIa,
fray to have Woo formally proposed in the plate of
• • Lord CoragaNs; slog with Sir FRANCIS, Ihntorrr.'
Mr. Kinsman irptepoend, as " the perscinal friend
irf Sir F"Ascisßustbirrt, the Advocate of Annually
tinted Vsrliainentit ,Universel Suffrage, sad. the
Bottutw-..but the eagerness of Mr. HUNT'S friends to
have that Gentleman nominated, occasioned an in-
terreption to the regular progress or the ass,.
1,1 es,. In any secession to the cause of the Feepiew
we °moot bet rejoice.; but-this Friends of Freedom
should beware of allowing thek enemies an ,appor
tpoity of • profiting, by their divisions. We ear,
neatly trust that nothing will be allowed is
arise out of their differences of opinion respecting
personal gnaliic.afions, which shall hare the effect of
opening the, way to a tool of Government into
the Repreaeo. odor) of Westminster. That would
. isdeed &grace it much more than any such petty
fracas as mingled unexpectedly with the proceedings
of yesterday, sod wbich,we owe to truth to say, hate
Um much exaggerated. jt will be observed from
what 'passed at the Meeting, that Mr. Hunt's
hinds are numerous, and warm in his behalf;
sad nowhere has he more powerful auxiliaries than
in 'the Corruptions of that House, into which
he aspires to enter. An advertisement announces
that Major CARTWRIGUT Will alio be proposed as a
Candidate.

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. Paris Papers to the 2d instant hare been received. I
The sentence upon the murderers of M. FUALDEP has
not yet been carried into execution. Though the ap.
peal of the, :assassins had been rejected by the Court
*Of Cessation, some new applications'hed. been made
la 'their behalf to the Keeper of the Seals, which
• would occasion a further delay in carrying the sere-
Once of the la wiirto effect. The Princess A DELAIDI
of M NO.EN, the destined Consort of the Duke of
CLARENCE, is, it is said, on her way to England
along with her mother. There is no further informs-
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tiers respecting the indisposition of the Princess of
Ustts, thcogh the Moniteur repeats the statement
of her illness which has already appeared in the
wirer Papers. The Emperor and Empress of
Arsrtrt t arrived at Spirlatro- on the 12th ult. The
Emperor of Russia was on his way to Bessarabia.—
The Allied Sovereigns are, it is stated, expected at
Ate•le•Chspelle about the end of the summer.
An important Royal Ordontrance has been issued
in Bavaria, restoring to the towns and rural COM*
01011.1$ their ancient rights of choosing their own Bur.
semesters and other Magistrates, and of managing
their own Police. This is said to be preliminary to
the establishment of the New Constitution for Bava-
ria, which was expected to be published on the
28th ultimo.

'Yesterday her hl Amity rode out twice in her
:gardett.chair, in the girder' at the back of bet Pa.
•lace, accompanied by the I'kINCE REGENT on foot.
Ills MAJESTY completed his 80th year yesterday.
.Dispatches had been received by the Government
.of the United States, at the date of the last Ameri.
can Papers, from the Commissioners appointed to re-
port as to the present state of South America.. They
had mitred in the River Plate, and their arrival oeca-
,sionerl great Orricings amongst the lodependents. Ac.
counts had hero received at Buenos Ayrettit that on
the 12th of February the Government of Chili had
made rt selemn declaration of independence. Their
armies are stated to be greatly augmented. A lett►r
received from Valparaiso, dated the 6th of February,
mentions that the American :easel the Ontario had
entered eau port, notwithstanding the btockarle pro.
claimed by the Royalist Commander. The Captain
of his Majeity*. ship Amphion had in consequeuce
made a pebtic statement that he considered theblork-
*de null 'and oroid, on account of the Spanish Govern-
ment haling allowed the American to enter that port.
A Wort Goverwrent Gazette hat come to hand,
which throws, no distinct light whatever on the Intent
or progress of the rebellion in that Island. We are
merely told that it stilt exists, but seems confined to
the southern end eastern parts of the Ours.
Private letters from Calcutta of the 27th of Ja-
nuary staterthat no doubt was entertained of the im.
mediate reduction of the remaining forces of the
PrisliWA; that the operations against the Pindarrees
ceuld not fail to he attended with speedy success;
and that the general pacification of India was an event
that might confidently be looked for in the course of
a very few week. We have already mentioned that
peace had been coocluded with HOLKAR and the Ba.
jah of REHAB.
If the Commons set through the Lords' Amend-
ment to the Aliens' Bill this day, Parliament will be
prorogued on to-morrow ; but ;to day is po►itively
Aired.

Yesterday Viscount MELVILLE left town for Scot..
land.
The arrival of the Grand Doke 3Arcuest. may be
etpected to.tanrrow. The Royal Sovereign yacht
iiiied from Dover, on Wednesday, to •eet his lat-
. Pedal flightless at Calais, where be was to arrive on
Thotsday.

'supL
e marquis of aiIItaTIPORD, as Lord Chamberlain,
has appointed ono of his nephews, Capt. SralsOuß,
of the itoyal,Navy, to succeed the late hitt \VAT..
sox, as Serjoaut of Arms to the House of Lords.