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The Statesman.
London, England, 1819-09-20

.POREIGN NIS'S.

The particulars of Sir Homo Pophem's slit to
Cbristopbe aro minutoly detailed is the Hayti Ca-
sotto, of May. No Illsmaris susiE base bees re-
cited with roster stateasd moremooy timo the British
Admiral. The intesdod shit was sonossemi on the
4th of May, by Coptalis Cos, deputed for that par-
put, sad on the 16th Sir Home Popham leaded at
Caps Henry. He remelsod there ail days. A &id-
sloe of the cultivated hods was proposed to 1m mode
moos the soldiers of Christophe's army.
Mediates Papers to the 11th of Aegust mod
toils us Saturday. Letters bad bees received there
ham the Hassoosh, dated July 11, stating, that
wises distorbonces bad takes plus with the nerves
at St, Jags di Cobs ; that *or hod assembled to the
sioritbar of 'boot 310, motet dossooded their freedom,
sad the possession of a curtsies tract of laud, aid
shot the Gostruor had capitulated to their terms--
The inteiligescs suited a great sesaatio• at the Ha-
i sourish.

A Meeting of the inhabitoots of St. lobo's, Now.
fooodisod, has been held to devise some means of
vacuity for preserviog the town from sock dread*,
Gros as they have bees subject to fregaently within
the last 10 years. The repugnance to Introducing
tomtit,' prevented them from catalog to any specific
'molests. A Proclamation, dat►d Mb of Aging,
has been Issued by Sir Charles flamiltoo, Governer
Newfoondlend, for carrying halo 'secedes ths
Commotion with the 'Jolted States, telatite to the
fisheries.

A Flanders Mail of last eight, imolai., lb' fol.
lowing article:—
" Bowsu.s, San. 15.—Tito Clint... de Yoe-
tholes, coming host St. Helena, sad last from &g-
-land, where she was not allowed to land, arrived se
the !lib et Ostend, on board the English sloop the
Flying Fish, with hoe sow, who is ten years of age,
and tee darighters, born at St. Helens. Her domes-
tics art s Frenchman, as English maid-newest, sad
a muslin. Theta persons say that Bonaparte, those'
sometimes tumbled with a liter complaint, enjoys hi
general geed health; occupied in a sedentary em-
ployment, he has gr•we corpulent. Ha has us
French sow sliest his, except General Bertrand
and his family, Gigot Montboloo, sad four dr
mestici."
London, England, 1819-09-20

TO COILIBSPONDENTI.

IV R. H. Is Inset cordially thanked far hit media sal adelle
We are permeated that stale eimataters as be points set do
eslst swan these who eon themselves, mad say be. my.
an probably are. Ransoms, sad &merely tech. Ito
POTATION does otertstaly ikestrase the Prtel•T. sad we
have at this Wet &arrested an sodkes somber of worthies
who ask. lesseer s motive, as/ mange and milisteltey a
day to all they do.
We Wane ear Teasels wkb the aid perfect dispesitisa to
ratify Mete wishes, this three (atoms sow* ate be cascaded
beyoad the Iregth of ear Mesa. it she Wow/skim they
woad otherwise imam cam possibly be avoided.
N,. literaiwa's timers are am rejeasd.

PRICK OF STOCKS THIS DAY AT ONK O'csOCK.
Busk Nock Spew Cast. Nave 103411.
3 per Vest. Ned. Inks Needs • 10p
3 pet Cris. Com OM Lose Ass.
34 per Can't. Itseisesser Itßk S I dis.
4 per Cest. ' Moir= 41,11 p.
Cossobres Arc. 70}i 70 Sei 70.

THE STATESMAN.

mosoav, sir:mesa 40, 1819.

The Cooler of flatedsy list, is a hied of &dew&
tory address to the RIPPORIMIS,cewIsdas the splint
with the following stollens
" Yea most be Wight, that the eared right of
petitioaiog was glees you to ha wed with sobriety
and woderstloa, sad nee for the Ferree of wain
yew iteNgloa and Governing with Weepy aid
Walt, preparatory to their overthrow. Yoe way,
perhaps, dilly bowleg say sock isteadoo; bet, how.'
ewer lightly gone may thigh of it, allow we to whis-
per le year ear, that these who !sadly applied away
Nat West which is hostile to ow wasting establish.
owls, will sot probably require nerds pressing to
attempt otetturolog thetw--711sawasher Sps

ireeddtenseetiest."
We Ma is taught, it seems, that the sacred right
of podded.' teas given es, ese. Now, we would I
ask, who pre it iss! Did these.. whom the Pimple ,
conferred • temperer/ or mu an hereditary power,
caudemend to give. this privilege back ea gratis It—
Bev abased! bow nauseating sock Message! Why;
all the power, all the Prerogative the Kiss Mt, ere
given him by the People for umpire., see. It is Mhos
a striking humility, nay it is being toe civilly half,
for the rest body of the *ado., that body in whom
SOVEREIGNTY ha, to all the act PETITION.
ING. It is a right inherent in them, sad metes
meld have been alienated for eve mosseat, eves to
a Wirmare of Normandy, with the sword hi his
hand. It would sot be too mach homy we demand,
Away with all this melting, slavish dialect.
Mae is es his Imp, and le will net be eespelled
'gals I. fell is bit keen to soy seelbly peter
Waterer !
London, England, 1819-09-20

DiS7VRILINGES AT amrsanwei

TM Kentish Gesell* glees en anoint of a costal-
derablo distorbisee taking Ogee last Toerday (Wog
Hely Crete Del). after the Carpetslies bud been to
St. Andrew's Chi/reit, where a political sermon was
preached by the nes. Mr. Ritt, the Mayor's Chap.
lain ; who particularly ',polluted on the duties of
the Mogistrsey at this moment when gadflies
ebnoodwi. At the conclusion of the S.roko a
Cowl of Gargismoto was held In the Guildhall, when
the Aidermes retired to the Council Chambe►, for
the purpose of soosinating two of their own body,
agreeably with the Charter, fo► the Frames's chola).
All could not he right, as both the Reds god the Bless
objected to the proceeding. The party became se
obstreperous as to throateo to poll down the ban
(the doors of which had beets locked and broken
wimp), culling oat that there was no occasloo for such
so 'dike, if an eleetios could be held is a potholer.
lo short, we halo not limo to spars to enter hoe a
minute detail. e► we should show that this election
did not fall under the description of a perfectly im•
partial one. Special Constables (this modern and
fashionable 'peck's of civil power) were gems is
and several persons taken arid 'gals discharged, but
nothing prevented their borniog in eMgy Alderman
Cooper.

ANOTHRR ACCOUNT.

[►now vac at/ITIIII conoutctat.l,
Alderman George Freed was on Teesday last,
being Hely Cross Div, elected Mayor of this city
fir the year neeing. An active norms having ben
Rehm en for three months past by Alderman War►ee,
the freemen sere greatly surprised at his not beim(
pet In immigration, es hoodoo's* rewards had been
promised them for their votes. The Mayor and
Alarm's. however, in the nevem of their en.
doubted right by the Charter, placed Alderman
Cooper In noseleation with Mr. Freed, sod at the
dote of the pelt, t►e member were declared by the
I Sheriff to be—

F., Al tenons Closer Fres/
For Al4,rion4 Gasper.
Mejwrht —t39
_ _

Akzender Wahine was charged with atte•p•ing
toss Ate 1111iMItiwellitta.hoon of Aldernao Cooper,
sad held to bail fur a farther IPllllliitlioll.
London, England, 1819-10-02

THE STA'

log the prepriely of iu Mlle; • slog,*
oplairso out of all the Corporation (perks re en.t
the wisest) will t►as be set to correct t►ose of
ern so respectable and intelligent a Body of
the Livery who ■ay require a Hall to be coo.
veiled! This is as levers* a ptieciple of Rep*. I
sestatioa as If the whole Parliament should be deput-
ed solely from boroughs like Old Sara.. A Civic
Magi.trste cow have no other coot:ern with the rights
of his Corporetion time to defend them. Bow mon-
strolls is it 1., the silliest slicers who are 4101111101,
thew. to attempt Is a►ridge or withhold their stor-
age! We sal rather say, how abject for twelve et Ude-
tope thessaed sew. possessing inseam weelt►,a.d no
smell degree of political powe►, to stoop bearath so
OW • presemptitio of lied 'pansy. It Is int for
the *leeks. of Alder's. Twos, es are immediately
cootoodist, bet spied this /seises armies* of
eserpiag. or preseedlag to twerp, the rights of the
Livery is soy Candidate fee the Ibisloosity. O►.
Nets to w►at a tlespies►l• sedition the oreforseesat
of ibis pliociple has redoesd the privileges of the
Cityoleriog the reap a their proses " [try" Lots
MATO& The Livery helm eat bees able fairly to
state their (liaises, apes say roes of the greet gees.
does which have agitated and feted the pails Wad.
It is See they fated a reargaisios of their rlghts, for
se i.Nsat, the other day ; bet thecireasestesem gees.,
fake shkh sarrosidati thee took sway itsefeet le a
considerable aegis, amid Aliens, a loess doles the
precodeet already; domino be.. doebt of his sioesio
therefore, to pareistiag Is the right of shales the Hail
,whevitmer he pleases. sad the Cili•eas him holeapeti.
ewe onteogh of their Olken br kis*, that &writ,
sera, the blialstertel party is the save Meg es op.
premiss. They ars ■ei the looloopeadrot body they
hese bees takes for, if they elect this saes; they are
siot the carols people we took dies for, if they sailer
his to hope after this dap.
London, England, 1819-10-02

MIACT OF • LITTIM IRON OIL KAMM.

" Allies H.. 1, nilh brio. 1818.

" Dam' G.—What passed yesterday is the Corny
realised the ispeciatioas I moaned in my last, that
from the mode of nesalwaties adopted by the Co.
reser, we shoed has some sew deatriites laid
delve. Tin Connor yestettlej, after being ad.
droned by Mr. AIIIIWOSTN, a al 'rioter, who
stated histelf to snood on behalf of the tows
of Manchester, said that be should oot receive
the evidence of any witsenef, unless they coold
Minify the dictated, sod speak to wig his re.
cave the injures. 1 shall, lio•ever, finder every
tritons, who, as I say Into, will be able toldentify
soy of the Manchester Vermeer/ tab. rods lot* the
crowd, or who can sresk to any act done by the
Willman, its farthersore of the attack, and the ra.
sposseibility of receiving in 'ejecting their evidence
nest remain with the Corson. It terns oat that so
far ham Mr. A. w WORTII Wing depend by the tows of
Meachetrar, be 'deliver) that he engem there by sone
of do pels.iss who coosider themselves accused, bat
Mr. A. did NM este vibe tilos. perims• ism, whether
Magistrates, Yeomen, or Constables. Out it is worth)
of remath, that he rented the roam in cenpinty ebb
the Geolleman oho is avowedly concerned for Ilse
alagienates, and could yes believe that it ultimate.
ly tamed ow, that On only dapeteties hiked from
the tows of blasebator, sae signed by ow Amami
Asinairs, a ca.siable !"
London, England, 1819-03-16

FLANDERS MAIL.

ITANOTFR, Fr. 28.—The States hate received,
vr;th sentiments of the limit lively gratitode, the r!e•.
ciliation which has hems made by his Rwyal High.
rims the Prince Regent, t• the effect, "that all the
ovate, of the foundation, and Convents; in a word,
ail the fends which are under the administration of
ti e Combos' of Conte:its, are to be ',inf.:lid for
Pitt from the donning, and th•t these revenues shalt
be applied eaclusive'y to t e C .erehes aed Schecor:'
But the States have added, at Monate time, "that
they would with these Inalieeeble national estates to
be placed sutler their special care, and that an se.
count should be given every year, in order to she.
list the Revellers arising from them here bans erms
ployed f. the manner tin most adventegatee to Ow
kingileor.l

Ilecssus. bisect' 10.—A private account from
Madrid, of Feb. '25, contains what follows :
" Gorneral Morino, in his last dispatches to the
Government, atlirms, that if they will send him Omni
•;pain a reinforcement of 6000 good troops and two
frigates, be will answer with his head for the submis-
sion of all that pert of America, the command of
which Is ealreetel to hiss."
hints, Vac 2-I.—Their Imperial Mejosties mode
their solemn entry into Venire on the 171 h. Mt
Majesty the Archdockess Maria !Asia, the Arch.
duke Viceroy, all the Conti, and the principal Civil
end Mailer? Authorities repaired to Toile*, live
lodes from Nellie*, to wait for their Majesties. On
alighting from his carriage, the Emperor affection-
ately cabs iced the Vr.—roy, and the Dockets of
I'4llllll. Their Majesties thee embarked in the insig•
nificrot barge which bed been prepared for them, and
which was 'silently followed by en immense number
of barks and gondolas. On arriving at Venice,
'their blejesties found the gates, the banks, and the
prtlaces occupied by a prodigious cre•d, whose accla-
mations rent ibe air. Theis Majesties then meat to
perform their devotions in the church of St. Mark ;
they then walked through the great square to the
Palace, midst discharges of artillery, rior4lag of bells
end the ecclassations of the people. The nest day
She Emperor received the Public Authorities, sod is
the evening their Majesties west to the theatre.
London, England, 1819-03-16

FREAcfI PAPERS.

PARIS, MARCH 12.--Th• King transacted but.
neon yrort day during& pod of the day in his Coldest.
The Persian Ambassador Miran Abdal Heins
Kim., Is to bass an aumileace of his Modal ts.
morrow.

The Minister for Foreign Affairs hes wet of der:
log the week a very coosiderable number of Couriers.
There is in be no sitting to-day of the Chamber of
Deputies. The deseussionl3 to boomed seat Tees..
day in Secret Committee, on the preposition respest
ing the Droll d'Aubalee. The Bedget for 1819 will
very shortly be presented by the Minister el Flosses.
A Petitios against any alteration IN the Election
law has been sonorously signed (ieciedlog the
Mayor and Adjuncts) at Bar le Dee, the chief
place of the department of Wain Petltioss ego
merously signed to the same effect have also been
transmitted from Pokier', Sees, sad Phalsbeerg.—
A Petition t. the same effect, sigeed by 400 Students
of the School of Law, has been stolen from the book.
seller's, when it lay for signatures, by an individual
who pretended be wished to sign it.
A men named Vigiseret, I. a state of madness, a
Ifew days since, set Ire to his owe hoes* at Audi
(Geri), and maim; himself with a double-barrelled
gen, be fired at several persons, particularly his wife,
whom be wounded.

The Renian Prince Ga!Main paned on the Gth
lost. throggh Frankfort, en Courlir, on his war
from Paris to St. Petersbergh.
MM. Lafitte, Mengel, the Marquis de la Fayette,
de Chemlin And !lemons, yesterday hid on the
table of the Chamber of ninnies aevcral bunlles of
Petitions against any elteration in the Election Law.
[Two of the Jnernala give some details of the re-
ception of the proposition of the Coent de !Amiga
non, in the Chamber of Peers on Saturday se'onight„
fur mutating or romplaining of the creation of the
new Petra, but they are an ohmage that without the
aid of private letters the enure of the preposition
could not be ascertained. It appears to have ceased
cnnsiderable uproar in the Chamber, as far as can Ira
interred from the rapid aoccnsioo of speakers, which
was terminated, as already stated, by the Chaocelloc
abruptly closing the Sitting.
French Fonds.—Five per Cents. Shit Price 68f.20c-
Therstlay, Es. Div. 60f. 40t.
Eschew on London.—One Month, 23f. 70c.;
three 31onths, Bills 23f. 50c., Cub 23f. 45c.
London, England, 1819-03-16

LONDON:

SULSDAY. MARCO Its, 1819.

The English politician bas been looking with an I
oozier,s eye for some event (not common proceeding)
from a transaction in the Government of France very
uncommon. Mr. PITT, the greatest Peer.msking
Minister Great Britain ever pia ed, would have
been astounded at the creation of so prodigious a
batch, and that on a sudden ton, not even talked of
for a fortnight before it happened. We have ever
telieeed and said, that it is the Government which
makes the citizen. Formerly the French were all
garruhts ; new, they say no more thin is absolutely
necessary, mod conceal • great deal that might be
fairly enough spokes§ of. Last Friday's Papers have
brought nothing remarkable is the way of legislative
Intelligence, eseept that • we reidiscussion ensued with
regard to the 20th Article of the Charter for address-
ing the King to propane law., whew, after some obset.
stations from M. MAXIM, M• BLANQUARTBAILLLUL,
BIDOCR, M.P./OSUMI, M. Have at VILLINIT,
CNAUTILIN, M. DUPONT, and M. Covavotstsa,
some sentiments highly favourable to the People were
elicited ; such as that the King's name or office should
not be unnecessarily brought forward on any subject
of legislation. On the Sittings of the Chamber of
Deputies last Thursday a Petition from the Sitar
Czt.zz, of Paris, offering to communicate a plan
of Finance, on condition of obtaining a recompence
proportioned to the advantage resulting from the
adoption of Lis project; and another from a Sleet
11 Loans:iv, offering, for an adequate reward, to
point out alas which would produce 100 millions of
frames, without diminishing the ',mount of any of the
existing imposts, or being felt as a burden by any
body, were disposed of by the Order of the Day.—
Another from Messrs. DRITLUS, of Lille, soliciting
she interposition of the Chamber with the Minister
for Foreign Affairs, to procure from the Swiss
Government a repeal of the Ordinance of the 28th of
October, prohibiting the residence of Jews in the
territory of Neufchatel, was referred to the said
Minister. A Petition for a Law fur the more
effectual suppression of Deets, was referred to the
Keeper of the Seals. A Petition of Sister DtLACOUR,
for the appointment of a Committee of Enquiry
into the effrzts of Somnembcliso, cached a good deal
of mirth. The Petitioner described the discovery of
auimal magnetism as a blessing conferred by the Del y
upon man, by giving him the faculty of exploring the
interior of living bodies, and ascertaining their ma.
ladies and the remedies proper for their core. Ile
proposed, that some hoes, in the capital should be
placed at the disposal of a Ccramissioe, composed of
men enlightened and free from particular passions,
for the reception of Somnambulists and other patients.
This tamp of nonsense was disposed of by the
Order of the Day. We shall not be surprised if the
proposers of the fa.mous tales should come to Waged
sod offer their services (where they are guest warded)
London, England, 1819-03-29

KINGSTON, blitruS,.

This town Web all bustle arid gaiety Ibis morning,
in conegvence of the Assists commencing. About
hilf.past ten o'clock the Judges, Mr. Justice lies ley
and Mr. Justice Nark, entered the town, with Wm.
Speir, the High sheriff, his assistants, and a
numerous Cavalcade of she County Magistracy, and
caber Gentlemen, who accompanied their Lordship'
to church. The Calendar is unusually bossy, there
being nearly JIM prisoners for trial; a protracted
As.ise is therefore anticipated—there are three in.
diciments for murder. The list also contains a eery
large number of charges far capital offence'. 'Else
Commissicu was opened with the usual formalities,
and, •• we understood, the trials of the persons
charged with murder was appointed for Saturday
nest.
London, England, 1819-05-24

nit CAPTURIC OF LIMA

We *strut the fellowlog from the Nett York
Comoserdol AltOffHlV, of she 14dt of April : ••••
"yt,TOOSIAS M•ucn 30.--By s excel just .r-
-riled hem Coracos,oews hod Imes received by a •ea-
eel
Indeed lbws from CArthegeos. shut the Governor
of Panama had writtee to the Cormier of Girths-
ens, foe ell the forces he could master foe bit S.C.
coot, se he dreaded se lenient attack from the lode.
peotlest Army, w►ioh, after Mein taken Lisa, wee
them *drench's; rapidly to the eetthward, no doubt
N attack his post. It is else stated, that of the het
which NMI time Ile hod sailed from Spain for Pero.
shaven of role vessel lied modeled. and carried
her into V•lperaiso--giving information that the
rest of the squadron were in a *Weiler state.—
On receiving these accounts, the Government of Val.
praise immediately dispatched the same vessel, to.
goober with the rest of :he sqoadron then in pirt, to
ilduccept them, which they sec:wain' elected ; and
after esehaugiag a few shot, the whole Sionish d..t
joined them. They immediately proceeded to Cllll4O,
antler the Spaaish ll.g, forwarded the dispatches
takes on board the squadron, to t►e Viceroy. and
&harked she whole of thei► forces, which were re-
ceived • itb nny demonstration of joy. They home.
&stay sue oat for Lima, and took pescimble posses-
Non of that city, the Government 'appears them to
he bleeds."
London, England, 1819-07-16

BOARD OF R MSC Jv&v IS.

Till KING IP SUMER.
J. Bagger was charged before the Cessissioners
with having hawked les arid *fired it for sole wither,
being duly licessed. The Defeat/est was a smart
in the F.tst India Cosspasy's service.
D. N. Spumes. an officer of the Facts, ;Wed,
that on the 27th of March last he nor the Defendset
lot. the Bell's Head pohlic.hoose in leadesthsil
street, where he received a hes frees rite bar-maid
He then wpm into the coffee-room and commenced
disiribesiog the contests, which proved to be tes, to
various pusses Ivo the nun, who hoeght more or less
of the article. Witness asked his if he was a I
ceased dealer? she. he replied is the negative. He
in ossuqvence sein.d hi. bag, as also some of the les,
which bad bees sold to the parties in the room. The
latter, however. seemed determined not to pert with
their purchases so readily, nor, if possible, to softer
the Defewdaet in be tau, into custody. Ile accord.
holly made a seek re.israpor, bet witimst bevies,
pursued the assistance of as Aker, the Dr.fesdant
was held, while he go' sissy with his wiser.. A
.tstuvreet was immediately @Aerostat wade of the
Defentlent's condect to the Fast ladle Cespany, who
ordered hie to be soiredvd.
The Defendsot geld, he had sever sold ea near,
of th. tee, arid was acting surly as the umlaut of his
mother, who hop, a grocer', shop, sold who had es.
ple)ed hies to deliver some orders. ile w.s is the
art of doing this she. seised by the olicer.

Several witnesses were called to prove this state.
went. end they divinely 91111111, that they bad given
orlon to kir.. Boaster, through the medians of her
soo. the Defeodast, *ho was sun hot sliest.
Owe of the Cootolls.ionerasotgolted *by resialsoce
ass med. to the officer. it the busbies§ in which they
were Pooled was keret ?
The reply wig, that the officer bad attacked theca
guile soddenly, awl resod inwards thee the most fool
and abosisr laodosoe, flatlet; tbes ettireet sod other
lif'fiegilien** *swim lio. asoroover, rollicked their
PPT/fai parcels .f fn. and was one. lasting off stilt
It its Miter a nolpieloos wqs whys the resistance de.
scrittest molt Mare.
Tire Proaerstion. after moo halloo between
the Comodassonera. as. *faiths on, sod the tea 01111
*Meted to be restored to the D4oorlant.
London, England, 1819-07-16

P• 'LICK.
-.aft-

UMIoe•NAIL —Viedneeday night Mr. Kiwi,
Asko', its lbacktrier's.voarl, appeared to an informs..
doe 011.01 Lim wltk sollieg sis graders loaves do.
in of..ght 16 minces. The tarts Wag proryd,
the Defrudaut subedited, that the Magistrate had no
iseisdistinn, as a supersedieg the pr.wesit Act,
relative to Batters, received the Royal Asset 4.a
Toes,tay, the object of which was, to wooer the
halter from the asackleations of commie inforraert.—
By it it. baler was booed to ask to base his loaf
weiped, and if be o•glected so to do,
_ he would be
deprived of redress by inferiorities. The informatiee
•u
also laid subsequent to the Act Ming pissed ; sad
h. contended that the inforestiou ought to be quash-
rd. A person in sepport of the informatioe thought
many important alterations sight have been side le
the Bill is its proems throegh the Lards, which Ibis
baker.' had sot contemplated oboe they presented it
to the Lower Moose; and entil tbeAct was publish.
ad, be thought it soda babe"! to porpoise the dee.
sirro.—The Magistrate acquiesced, and the caw
stands over.

A widow, whe keeps a small shop at Rotlierh!the
was eenvicied in 61. fur selling bread short in neigh..
She Inveighed bitterly against the proceeding, obsprvo
Ina, that she was bet a tool in the bands of the baker.
—The Informer said she caeld recover the fell
ammo+ against the baker by a simple process in the
Cenci of R limits; and cited a case ',laic\ nude.
Mod last Friday.-11.1d convict.d.
London, England, 1819-07-16

Five yeomen, whose husband• were either tilled
or rakers p►isoners at the receptors of Porto Bello,
and three child►en, who were brought he►e in the
Cockney, were sent on Thersdey to the public ►os-
pital of this city : one of them was wounded to the
seek ►y e musket-ball; and another is the wife of s
primer, of the named Cut, whom Sir Gregor
brought with Um from Englsod, with a few prist-
ine material', and w►o was wounded in his spirt-
mans, made prisoner, and marched ro Panama.—
His wife sod the other women were marehed oat of
the tows Moog with the soldiery; bet after proceed- I
lag a low miles, they became fatigued, end eat down
ors the road side, refusing to proceed farther; open
which it was deemed espedient to send then back to
the tows, and they were permitted to depart in the
Coulasee. This person. who is intelligent, states,
that on bearing some firing on the morals( of the
seek, she looked oat of her window, which was
on the wade, when she saw the Spanish troops led
foto 'he square by the Alcalde of the place, w►om
she knew, and who bad retrained in the toes after
its septum by Nl`Gregor, but who had left it let. the
eight b►fore, slier hating, however, sopped with the
English Akers. The Spanish troops baling over-
come those of the English culdiery who were net-
eines in the seism, entered the differest houses,
among which was that of her heabsod; they ired
through the doers, then broke open t►e rem in
which they were, arid stabbed her husband is the
arm; bet es their making signs that they were en.
armed, they desisted from farther violence, and made
her husband prisoner, bet showed no iscitility what.
ever to herself.

The Independent lag was still kept flying at
l'orto Bello, as a decoy to vessels booed thither to
join Sir Gregor.
The first success of Sir Gregor McGregor was
rowing to the infamous conduct of a cowardly Gn►er-
nor, the abandoned the place without firing a shot.,
This man, however, who fled with his saucy sad
plate to Chaim on that Derelicts, was Immedistely
made prisoner, sad seat to Panama under a strong
escort of troops, when he would be tried by a Court-
Martial, for his cow/treks.
Gen. Osorin. who arrived in the Sapphire, is to
proceed from thence to Spoio with despatches, giving
an account of the recapture of Porte Bello.
Estraet from the Kinston Jamaica Chroxisk of
44 the 20th of May.—A letter, dated the 17th ult.
et Amu Cayes, states—" We are all on the qui rive
here, on account of an atrocious massacre that ac-
cented the night before last, about two hypes fro■
tow.. Ste persons left this in a barge fur Akraisse,
8 little 1018111 to windward, who were assailed during
the night by five armed men in a small taro bout.—
Thu mea were literally est to pieces by thew ruffian.;
two woman escaped. Their object was COO dollars
is specie, which were en hoard the berg,. No din.
cover; has yet taken place."
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THE BAHAMAS.

Bahama Gazettes to the middle of May have been
frCeillPil, front which the fotlowi•g are *stream t—
" Early in April, the Sally, Hopkins, arrived at
Nassau, with part of the cry, of the Caleori Spalsiah
G•ineaw•n, that was put on board by • privateer,
surprised the Patriot, J. B. Commander, whims cap.
ta►rd her off Ab•co.TheG■inosm•n,with I 70.1avel on
beard, was afterwards wrecked near the WPSI end of
Grand Bahama; the gloves were taken on board ,be
privateer, which proves to be the Hornet, Captain
Orme, from Baltimore. A long low schooner joined
her, and they both ousted together; their object is to
get tho slaves into Georgia. Several of the crew
left the privateer whitest Grand Baltarea. We learn
hi a yammer who was on board the Soucy Jack,
that •tit r.ptertd by • %attestor, prise to a felerea,
commanded by lb« aunotiont John Mots, aims
Souti, that the Seer, J t k sag t•k►n by the
•chnneer, commanded by Lois Mori•, with a crew
of blacks. The pilot had his alio with him; they
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THE STATESMAN.

Mr. Camren.• opened the pleadings, east Mr.
COMMIT -toted the cow to the Jim'''.
Tie Defeatism, le en alidavit fled la the Each..
goer...pc, had swain. that in Jesus. 1813 a per.
too of oho us my a Jobs Daps", residing it. Sit ifolk•
street, is the Borough. called on she Defendant. sad
stated that a friend of his bail o quantity of contra.
bead geeds to dispose of. which he proposed that
the Defendant Amid purellaae ; that a few days af.
to this intetitiew. Doyley introdoced tha Deleacket
to 111 r. James Whalley, of Gloocester, who said he
had a (mistily of eftettsband anode to ditfosse oftJ
and /Reed to bring them to the Defeadaat no the
follooloo dot ; that arrordingly on the 12th of Jam,
1815. Mr. Whalley brought the goods, ren.itsloi of
Coehemete shawls, silk scarfs. stockings. gloves.
and varies, other cootralsand articles, and left them
with the Defendant, who agreed is purchase them ;
and the Defendant farther swore. that he afterwards
sold them goods to Mr. islet' Lahti. merchant, is
Loudon. In consequence of this ailidavit, e espies
had been issued by the Court of Eacheq•er ageism
Mr. Laing mad Mr. Whalley, sad both of them bad
Wes arrested for penalties ammting to nearly
WOOL Mr. Whalley, bovine', had made such a
ropreseatation to the (;ammiselateets of Customs as
clearly proved that the whole charge was a kiwi.
estion ; and on the representation to the Commie.
sioners to that Ifni, the present prosecution wet
instituted.
The alidatit es which the ladictmeat was founded
basing been pot le avid reed.
Mr. James [slog was rolled into the witness.bes
, sod ewers. Isa June, 1813, be hail told a quantity
of hemp to the Defendant, and not receiving pay.
moot at hod bete promised. he had (sand ii sitcom.
rt to arrest him. To shim lie attriboted the malichms
.blab the Deleadant Medawar's egoista him.
He declared that he sweet. either is Jose, Jelly, or
Adams, 1815. Pr at say other time, porchesed from
the Devotion, soy shawls, scarfs, or ether articles,
/ —At the time the allidevit was sworn, he resided in
Botcher's-row Smithfield, but he had also a emote,.
I boost at Weakly, in Eases ; and although the De.

fn tho situation of th► Defendant, to ontletwoor to
Injure him —oaowely, his hallos nosed tee Defendant.
to be arrested. The animas was not Tyke so deer as
In time loplieatitme of Mr. Wballey in this traesselloa
'Das. bosom. leas proved—that Dittoes, • person
ennhoest by Mt. Whalley in the saws prison. was
istestate with the Defendant. Ile left It milk the

Alley to give to this eireemetenee whatever weight it
sight is shelf *Wee dee.toe.
l'h• Josh wittiest besitaties, foetid the Defeo&
est Grikg.
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east nembers of whom are, at the present time, des-
titute of emplorniest.
Mr. THOSI4S FaiaTISAN was celled to the Chair,
end he opened the Meeting by reading the Wrists,-
lion for calling the same. He concluded by 'short-
ing the anemblage to conduct themselves peaceably
end orderly.
Mr. R. faction then Came frieward. and read the
Resolutions Os In neinher). which were in substance
40.4. That the principles of Nature never authorised
one men to man to make laws for another without
his consent; that 'hawser authority any man pos.
sasses is solely derived from the Peepte—coosequent-
ly, if any Government cease to answer the perpese
for which it was eppoisted, the People have • right
to cell their Governors to account; that the distress
which we now safer has (relegated In a base and
preflight expenditure of the piddle mosey, which
has hresght seethe to such an extent as le have
swirly destroyed our mensfacturers and COlaaeffet,
bed precipitated the country from lbw pinned' of
prosperity to the verge of rein; that the mew who
compose the prefect Parliament, by their conduct In
sorporting a system of profile(' estravagasee, and
the imposition of new team, have shown that they
do not repremst the People--they have basely be-
t.ayeri the isteresu of the mallets, end shows to the
world that they are unworthy of gestational I!
That the eternal principles of justice @stifle every
man of mitirmege, who Is sot disqualified by came
or mental dersegemest, to an equal rote in choosing
the National Representetives. Lastly, In order to
guard spinet the *ben of power, it is necessary
that the People should elect their Representatives
oonsslly."
After agresdeg t• the Resolutions, the Meeting
broke up, led the mnltitede dispersed to their re-
spective homes.
At the close of the proceedings, though every
tile; went os peaceably before, an attempt was
made by some persons, in the garb of Gentlemen, to
!educe the People to commit acts of violence; bat the
good seem of the populace happily frustrated their
hese attempt, and they separated peaceably without
any accident occurring.
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WAR IN etyLor4.

Sir W. DE CRESPIGNY claimed the attention
of the Mewl le the system of destrective war which
bad been carried on in Candy. He entered into a
detail of the events which bays lately token Flay, in
theiatand of Ceylon ; and contended that, in defiance
of the Treaty, we had placed Moormen inste-d of
natives, in places of trust, which occasioned the its.
serreetinn of the natives against no. He wanted to
knew whether the Minister of Candy, Ellapula, was
exeemted by the sentence of a Court-Martial, or '‘y a
Court of Justice? He then sowed for the Proclama-
tion which was issued in Candy in 1815, and the
Treaty which was concluded at theme, time.
Mr. GOULBURN said, that Ellapola hawing
been taken in arms, was emoted by sentence of a
Geert•Martial ; but the Minister of a similar name
was io perfect health according to tltt latest accounts.

Mr. FORBEI regretted that the elate of Ce7l•4
Ins my Wee kneels IN Ibis moor, • bet It sorely
*as well worthy the enqeiry of the doses why that
ceontry bed been ha • stele of intereol war ewer Noce
we had had possesei•a of it.—The minim was then
egrfedto.

Sir J. NEWPORT atotpd for Ince to brio; la a
Bill to enable Magistrates in 'reload to act. in iirto
Coentine, if they are Jettiese of the Peace is botb.—
Loots sive..
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SIM! WINDOWS.

Mr. S. WORTLEY. presented seven! Pokiest,
from varies, shopkeepers and others, is Yorkshife,
complaining of the preterit mode of assessing shop
windows and shorans. The eemplaiets of she Pe.
tifiativrs wee • in the lion. Member', opinion, well
The House and Winslow Duty were pa-
tiently heavy awl epprossivo on these Petitioner,
but that on Amuses) was still more so. If a trades-
man had his sea home from school, only for a few
days, and employed him to deliver a parcel, Of NOVO
ill a shop, be was immediately assessed fur a shop-
man. lie oodorsiond Government were reedy to
afford relief on ibis point, end 1116 she other two he
felt it steasoary to say, that if Government adepted
no modiicetlea on them, 110 should, es in early day,
submit a metiers on the subject.
Lord LASCELLEs sud Mr. TREMAINE also
supported the Petition.

"Sir bi. RIDLEY wisbed to knew when the Chan-
cellor of the Elebequer would bring forward his su-
tlers oo the 'object of the Assessed Tales ?
The CHANCELLOR. of the EXCIIEQUER said,
this subject was one of so mach sud intensive dilb-
citify, that it require': tiosa for him to see his way
through it. The Finance Censmittee's Report and
that of the Bank Cemotittee, at present occupied all
his stingiest. He frosted, however, that as au
early day in seat week Ire should bring forward •
voodoo on the subject. With respect to the first ob-
*lien, as to the assessing children, be thought the
law as it now stood would protect them, at least it
ought to do so.
Mr. WAITHM AN was happy this subject was at
length to be brought ander the ronsiderstion of the
House. Mr. Pitt sod Lord H. Petty, had boil tried
a Shop.tel, and found it impracticable, bet it was
afterwards contrived to impose a as similar i• its
nature, by taalog all the persons employed is the
shop.

The Petition were thee brawl/1t up.
Mr BENNEI-1' trusted, that in the future sr•
rearmaments en this subject, care would be taken le
@seep boys ceder 14, as at present shopkeepers
were !transited employing such bays by the duly
they thereby incurred, these boys were taws
left is idleness and want ; and is this as le ether
cases mastless had the effect of increasing crime.
The CHANCELLOR of the EXCHEQUER
essered the Hon. Gentleman the subject to which be
bad alluded should receive consideratioe, sad be
'rested, en errangeoseot, satisfactory to the Hee.
Gentleman, would be adopted on the subject.
After souse further ob 'ions from Sir W. DE
CRESPIGNY and Sir &I. RIDLEY, the several
Petition from Leech, kc. were reed, and ordered
to tie on Om 'W..

Mr. S. WORTLEY gyve notice that he would,
ee Friday week, sinless soy circesistance should
•rise to reorder it trunecerary, bring forward s OM
lion en the subject of the IVisdow end House Tam.
Mr. 11.11-11.KTON pro optics of his intenders
to bring forward • motlee for emending the Act of
the 44th of the King, relative to Conveyancan,
and moved for varioes Papers cossetted with the
subject.
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POROVOTI OF CRAMPOON!).

Lord J. RUSSELL then rose, to move for espies
of the convictloos of persoas friend guilty of bribery
and rorreption at the late Gramponad Election.—
The Noble Lord entered into a detail of the circum.
stances during the late Election, which be said was of
the moat gross end corrupt dertription. There was'
a regular system of bribery established in this Borough ;
but in the early part of the late contest, a consider-
able degree of alarm was noted entougst the worthy
Electors, by a report that a Candidate was coming
down from London, who would insist ea the Bribery
Oath being administered. A remonstrance was
nised againat this step; and it was said, that if
this course was pe ed in not mere them three
persons woeld be found who could Ike the oath,
or more than two who would administer it. The
threat was not ultimately pet in practice, and the
Election proceeded fur some dots, when a new dim-
catty arose; owe of the Electors himself started as a
Candidate, and insisted on the Bribery Oath being
administered ; this again threw things into cede-
Sion; and whilst the point was arguing with
him, the Candidate being without was assaulted
sad severely beaten mad misguided. Thus defeated he
retired from the contest, sod the Election con-
cluded without the Bribery Oath beisigl adonis.
owed at ell. Th. Noble Lord then proceeded et
length late a detail of the conduct of those voters,
who' together with Sir M. Lopez, had been con.
victecl ; and suggested, that an enquiry should be in.
stituted, into the state of the borough. lie con.
cluded by movieg, es a foendation for such enquiry,
for the Copy of the Record of the Conviction of Sr
M. Lopes. sad the ether persons, convicted of
bevy and Correption at the late G rampaged Election.
Mr. S. BOURNE. seggested to the Noble Lord
that his motion, in its present state, embraced more
than was Deanery, mad would prove so voluminous,
it woeld defeat bone, object.
The AITORN EY-GENERAL and Mr. SCAR.
LETT thueght extracts of the material parts, now.
lb of the record mad coutiction, might be test bylbo
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BARNSTAPLE ELUCTION.

Lied JOHN RUSSELL moved for *Wads fro■
the material parts of the Evidence in the trial of Sir
AL Lopez, for Bribery, and also from the material
parts of the Evideact is the peosecetioa of certain of
she Electo►s of Barestaple for the like offence.
After a few words from the Attorney-Gement, Mr.
Scarlett, Mr. T. Coortermy, sod Mr. S. Bourne, the
motion was agreed to.
Mr. GOULBURN obtained Inert to brieg in a
Bill for the punishment of offences in Moderns.—
Heretofore murders had been committed, and no
power esi,red of punishing without bringing them tied
the witnesses to this country.
Mr. WILBERFORCE wished this or a similar
1111111.611. In be attended to New Zealand.

Mr. GOULBURN agreed that steps shoold be
taken to penish atrocities against all the inhabitants
of the Sonia Sea islands; bat in New Zealand no
had no established setting's..

Mr. WILBERFORCE mid, the Act of the 57th
of the King only punished warder and manslaughter
in New Zealand sad Otaheite ; and he wished it
@Vended to robbery and other offence,.
Mr. GOCIBURN said, that in a tuto►e stage of
the Bill be would advert to this subject.
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AGRICULTURAL INTEREST.

Mr. LA MBION, in prosentieg a Polities from
700 Imod.owsiers and Lsod•hoiders of the comity of
Durham, praying enquiry before a Committee isle
Agricelteral Distresses, observed, that he regretted
he mold met cancer with the Petitioners, as he ad-
hered to the opinion he had **pressed in 1815, t►at
any leterpositieu of the L►gislature lo questhses of
the hied was impolitic

The Petitiee, praying the oppointeseet of a Cos.
slues to Investigate tbe subject' MIS laid upon tbe
table, sad ordered to be printed.
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FA RM-SF.R vAtirr WAGES.

IMPORTANT DECIIIOII..-- DIALOLAIIIAN V. MUIR 01

ATBOL.

klieg!ashen ensued himself as a farm must to a
Mr. Moon, tenant to the Dike of Athol, for one
year, from Martiamae, 1817, to Menthe's, 1818.
In Aegest,lBlB, the truant's crop and stocking were
sequestrated for rent duo to the landlord. The ser.
vont applied to the Sheriff of Perth to order the
Doke to pay his year's wages (101.) set of the pro.
couch. The &simile', preferred the servant, bot the
Depute held the landlord's bypothec to be the pre-
ferable right.
The servant appealed to the Circait Court of Jos-
ticiary.—Lord Gullies (the presiding Judge) was of
opinion, that the servant ought to be preferred ; bet,
as the practice on this point seemed to vary Is differ-
ent counties, his Lordship certified the con to the
First Divisional the Court. It was there heard folly,
end the Court have derided unanimously, that farm-
servants are to be preferred as creditors, fir their cot.
►ent wages, to the landlord, whose right of hypotkee
must now OW, through the whole of Seethed, to
this equitable and preferable claim.
Lord II MIAS° said, the crop was created by the
labour of the servants, and that it was the interest of
landlords themselves that the wages of sash Moor
should be made preferible.
Lord BALINUTO conferred.

Lord SuccoTu 'marked, that the rent It pro.
dem) by the crop, and the crop by t►e lebeer of tbp
servants.

Lord BALOSIAT and the LOUD PIIINDINT. OS
rno►e thin one principle, •ere of opinion, that the
decision of the Sheriff should be d, and the
appeal sustained.
The COIMT gave espences to the servant.
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ENGLISH OPRRA-BOUSE.

After satellites the Drury-lane Committee as Mr.
Aixot-o has den►, it is Marvel for the people to
believe that this Theatre is almost exclusively ender
his own maeagement. A piece, entitled Self Sacri-
fice, was premiered here last night, which, takes
together (for it consisted of ►stretns, of tragic horror
sad unbridled comedy), formed one of the coarsest
aggressions eve► perpetrated naiad common sense
and good taste. The meelo.draese commences with
the soothing incident of slaying a cttild; the motive
fur it being perfectly Indefinite by eny rale of die.
vatic propriety, and the alleged reason being among
the most wretched ever yet assigned at the Anises
for committing murder. Miss KELLY witeesses this
operation from a hidden station; but, aeforionately,
It Is bar sepposed father who duet it, and, still more
lamentable, it is her Inver's child who is killed.—
The Reader mast now see his way clearly enough to
the end. Of course there is much 'helically in scrim
ing her father, and yet her lover (who believes her
to be the mord•rer, and loves her still!) ought to be
assured of her Innocence, but still cannot be rarely
trotted with the secret. The Reader may be sere that
there is a real father in waiting, who in dee time ar-
rives from his travelo, and furnishes the opportanity
of esplaining to the imminent risk of the first men-
tioned botcher, who spin, 6' as naturally as
remotest§ this some eclairtisseinefti, and puts the
Lady through the usual evolutions of danger and die-
tress, in foaming ricers and hollow , till the
pistol, that delicate improvement of modern tragedy,
cuts the threvd of bit unworthy life, and sets all
fight, except the throat of the before mentioned in.
fant. The lawless mirth of jolly beggars is most her-
wiesiouly mingled with shrieks of horror, the seise
of rein and thunder, the display of gory dagg►rs, the
crash rf the hanging bridge, and the falling the tree
that grows so conveniently by ifs side; these are
again modulated by songs of amorous sentiment, ex-
pressed wills somewhat less fire and beauty than Pt tr-
oast used. We no wade no farther ; If the Reeder
be still carious. let him go and hat for hicatelf,and
he will be satisfied.
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Serjeant VAUGIIAL—Had other people meat and
podding oo th► same put.?
IVitness.—l had not, nor de I belies• tido h•
had. Mr. Winos complained of the lineup in the
Ims, and news at his ono request remnied. Th.
discipline of the crew wn not pod, bat 'linen did
not impute that to Mr. Wsrton.
S I Ofs,en, of high rank in the Ent India
Company'r service, slated, that the Captain did not
seem I. be ingeenced by improper motives is confine
ing the Plaintiff.
Ileintenant Uthinefoo thoeght indeed that Mr.
Warton was not fit to be associated with by the Gen.
tlemeo, bawds he happened to be a chnter-party
passenger. Mr. Serjeeet Vaughan had semi amused
•eet with this ieltans.

The CUM JIPTICIg lammed op, and after sous
comments upon the tyrannical conduct of the
Defendant, left the cue In the hands of the Jury
whom he besought to consider it dispassionately.
The Jar, immediatety gave a Indict for tb Plain+
tiff—Damsges 5001.

COURT OF SESSION-SCOTLAND.
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•lAWIOYT V. IRO* i.PT

This was a motion made by Mr. Heeds, on
tardy, to stay the proceedings la en acsion of eject-
ment between the mars. The cause of the motloB
being made will appear from the followlog el.enut.
stances:—lo 17x9, the uncle of the present Defend.
ant purchased a iitsatity Io f land of ti. 'PlaistEiPc
ancestor, in Leiceetervisito, aid re-esin rierts regeid:
ing tea •p.l sent of tithes acoompanied eitengreemest:
la 1808, to Act passed the Letillsturn, for the eta.
debut* of a common contiguous to the Defendont't
estate, the consequent.• of which wes -great WO
provement in the Taste of his 'end. goon after,
bill was 61. d by the present .iafilT, iltspuling the
title of the DefeuJant to inn riches chick were sup.
posed to be conveyed by the agreement of 1789.--4
This question cams en to be signed before she Vicel.
Chancellor, and his llonoar *hid directed eject.
meet l• try the right...l the potties,. A Motion was
now made before she Lord Competitor, in the nature
of an appeal, aga•ast Ale order, to the ground that
Lit was to the interest of neither party tint this Wad
should be tried. . •

The LORD CHANCELLOR to•dsy **pressed hilt
epini••a @vital the order wade 19 the 7iee•Chan.
swilew, and aid t►at this case ineolted a west iwpe►t.
iisit question. Gaelsit this was not a swot., its
which en Wee should b• diteetvel, sad he reit folly
cenvineed that it wield be iojotioss to tic **Pt's..
of both parties.
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Pu LICE.

G VILDBALL. —J. Skeen was yesterdsy committed,
in details of bail, for having smelted a respectable
female, Mrs. Mary Boiler, *bile passiag slog th•
street. -

4lnn Connor was remanded, sport a charge of
plundering the house of Mr. %%Walker, of Union.
street, of several articles of bed.iinen,
Bow-states.--Yesterday S. Carter, • watchmas
of St. Mary-le-Strand, brought up a (AI, charging
her with being disorderly in the streets, end with ob•
structing him in his dirty. Tito girl stilted that Car.
ter had a spite against her for refuting him mosey mud
gin when be chose to demand it. Ho was constantly
bribed by other girls to wink at their disorders, and
dies midi lOs. a sight by this practice. The Cos•
stable of tbo Night in a great measere corroborated
the girl's story, and added, that the watchman was
beastly drank when be brought the charge, sod salter•
ed a man charged with felony to escape.
The MACISTIATII said, he had heard freqoest
complaints from the inhabitants that the samba's
neglected their duty.
Carter was used ss. for being drunk ; and a letter
seat to the Watch Committee of the parish, that he
might be discharged.