The Statesman.
London, England, 1820-08-03 00:00:00

TO CURRESPONDEN'

Udo same spirit with which we hare inserted the ems
gusiratio• of Hero in our !aper of to-day, we sball to-
asr►ee admit aestber letter signed 'Weems*, in a similar
flow 02 the was subject• and dated also hum Esher.-
120 ineervations an Law. Precedest, and Anomaly. which
•022 designed for insertion to-day, will also certainly
wmerrow•

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LONDON:
TOLIODAT 'TIMING. AVCCIIT 3, 1920.
preach Papers of the 31st ult. hare arrived this
worsiag.
KapgiD, JILT 20.—The Projet of the Decree, by
who, the Cortes annul their decree of the 18th
%adorn, excluding from the succession to the.
cons( Spain, the children of Dux FR %Neill DE
pins mai Dowse. MAMA LOVISA, and their de-
mow% tea adopted in the Sitting of the 17th
a/gni' ak.rt discussion. A Special Commission was
also appointed to examine the affair of the 69
Verities wbo signed the protest of 1914.
!awry town, and indeed in all the villages, the
event of the Installation of the ('ortes has been cele-,
brated by appropriate jars. At Malaga the news was
anticipated, sad the rejoicings took place previous to
tie official intimation of the Installation, so con& I
tinily was the event expected.
TIMID, JULY 16...—Letters from Corfu relate that,
Ali Pacha has arranged with the Porte, and cedes all
toe provinces on the coast of Macedonia, retaining• the
hchalik of Janina, together with the provinces in the
Adriatic (iulph.

Pen anunon, Jots s.—The grand military evolu- '
thins in n hirh the Emperor Alexander has, during the
la•: three months, exe►cised 36 thousand troops assem-
bled in the camp of Krasnoj•loso, are at length termin-
ated. The: ourney of the Emperor into some of the inte-
rior provinces, to inspect the military colonies, will com-
mence on the nd of July. The English Ambassador,
Mr. BACOT, entered Cronstadt on the 30th of June, in
an English frigate ; he has since arrived here.
Ensue n Fca mt.—Fire per Cents. 79f. 30c. ; Bask
Attlee% 13$5E
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Kerr York Papers arrived this rooming to the I Itk
Jaly.
nox rats Sl•fiNtsll MAIN.

" CIIARLLIITON, .ICriti !O.
ll'illi"V•assic Majesty's sloop of war, Wasp.
fres Jams:sa sad Harains, bound to England
with slispathet, touched off our harbour, and sailed
silo. We have conversed nith some of the officers,

fi .4 leart, that the Patr:ot Army or tiener.sl MoNTILLA,
boas Rio de to Niche, had formed a Junction with tir-
se al A, and that both these, besides some
small detachoseets, hail united with the army under
Bow mst in Carreras. The beces thus concentrates!

were making upon Carthagena and St. Martha, in the
form of a half circle. Carthagena was in a distressed
state, no provisions, aid no money. la A ti.t, in the
rear of had bcen taken by the Patriots ; the Vice• Roy,
accampanied by Colonel SANTA CMS, had already
lied."

/ROM TRII lIALTIIIIOIIII PAM, JULY 4.

A letter from Aim Cayes, dated June 7, received In
says : " A treaty of amity, commerce,
aad agrigation is now forming between King CMItI4.
Tops, and President BOVE*. under the auspices of
Great Hritain, who accept theosees of guarantee.

ATI 11,2011 PANAMA.

IS NEW TOR[, JULY 4.

Captain littio arrived at Baltimore from Charges;
wig al Panama the 12th of May; at which time the
Volta Sextet frigate, Macedonian, *as daily ex-
pected from San Bias, with a large soul of money.
No sews tram the Pacific Ocean since the taking of
Taldic:a by Lord Cochrane, and the blockade of
(leaysinil by the C'hebura, a Chiflan 2 fan ship.

CORAC•%, MAT 49--The selmoner Two Sisters, ar-
rived on Tsmoday fro oCarthagmla, last frotaSt. Mat tha.
No attempt had been made upon it by the patriots;
liasstAinqsil at Carthagess t bat the Dovecots''.
stalely au attack from the Independents, who
me said lately 11l bare gained some advantages at so
great distance from the city. The commerce of Cartha-
sena was nearly at a stand. The Cosestkation had
sot been proeLimal in Citrates*.
ZIT 4ACT OW A LATVIA FAUN AT. ?now MIS G.
" Oar market continues very dull Flour goes off
slowly at 5 dollisrss a pleatifal 'supply IN store. The
Prr:ot private*, are very assiterous, they recently
a". some Taillsiele captures. Accounts intim Elasiovan
mate, that be had been very prosperous in all his
plans. Admiral Baton with his squadron is reported
Is be booed on a new expedition."

We this day relent oar readers with a eirmaaalea-
laH frau a torrespoodent at Uresaock. It is descrip-
tive et as affray *kids took place la that tows is the
aliPth Olt. Oar rorrespoodeat, with whose real sass
eve arc saacquaiosed. Awake was at the aalitary fat be-
IV the auntaiosa. As ilipLisy has Imo

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and until the result be known. we shall avoid coo-
ment• We sinverely hope that the report of the at- I
tack having been wantonly made upon the townsmen
will prove, if not unfounded, at feast exaggerated ;
and further, we shall be ready, if incorrect, to insert an
authenticated cumin, 11l i 11l lion to rectify or contradict it.

In return for the attention bestowed by a morning
paper of to-day on the remarks we offered yesterday
respecting Mr. BROCUHAM, we have to advert this day
an article which appeared in that paper yesterday,

and which we were at that time prepared and ready to
expose as a foul anti malignant calmnny on the ()USES.
Resolved, however, to wait till we hail obtained the
most complete and accurate information of the facts
which had been so basely distorted, we now embrace
the opportunity of adverting to the circumstances
referred to, and confuting in a manner the
most positive and pointed the gross misrepresentations
of her M t.IRSTT'S passage through the City on Mon-
day. It is Well known that on Monday afternoon, after
the deputation, who had presented an address, from
the Borough of Ilche:ter hail withdrawn, her lilanatt
went to Northattreet, Finsbury-square, to view the
School, called the Royal InAitution, of which the
Duke and Duchess of KEN r were patrons. Of that
School, Mr. Alderman Wool% had, from its commence-
ment, been one of the most active friends ; and on
her visit to it, she was attended in an open carriage
by Lady Anne H; •Iton, and by Mr. Alderman
!Foot), with, we believe, one or two of his daughters.
To those acquainted pith the topography of
It is unneceasa..; to observe, that Barbican is in the'
shortest line from Finsbury-square to her of %artery's
residence in Portman-street, an I that it requires the
roost distorted imagination to conceive any oblique or
crooked purpose in pursuing a path that is straight
forward and direct. 'I hat direct and straight forward
wry did her Maaxstv with her party actually pursue
on her return home on Monday afternoon, unconacious
wehave reason to believe, of any meeting ha% inrrbeen
appointed to be held in the neighbourhood, for the
purpose of preparing to address her. 'I he time when
the passed through Barbican was between sit and
screw u'r.surk, and the pace at which her carriage moved
was inure than ordinarily rapid ; except near the end,
in the narrow part near Aldersgateastreet t no relaxation
of the pace took place, and then only momentarily, in
conscquenae of an ohstruction from carts. No meeting
of the description 'Hedged, hail, it will be remem-
bered taken place at Jacob's Well; and therefore, the
first vile falsehood to be observed in ;he calumny
before ns, is the assertion that the Meeting had
actually there taken place. A pet %%sal of the very
account to which the calumniator refers, in another
column of the Alvrairtg Post that day, will prove
that the Meeting of the Mechanics had taken place
at another hause in Uostvell.street, nearly opposite
Ohl-street-road, more than a quarter of a mile
from Jacob's Well. Yet to spew -the working of a
malignant mind ; the calumniator represents nut only
t at the meeting had been held at Jacob's Well, but
that the stragglers who were left after the chief body
of the mob bad dispersed, proceeded, on the arrival
of the Qverx, to receive her MAP'S rT with acclania-
dung. But now follows the must striking and abomin-
able feature of the falsehood. Scarcely, it is said. were
those acelotnations heard, when her MAJFSTIr and
Alderman WOOD drove up to Jacob's Well. An
assertion more false, scandalous, and malicious
than this was never made by the most shameless of
liars. It is testified by the whole neighbourhood that
DO stoppage whatever took place in Barbican than the
one already stated to have occurred by accident, and
that not near to Jacob's Well, which, by the bye is
situated in a narrow court, to which no other carriage
but a wheel-barrow can be driven sp. On hearing
of the falsehood, the most respectable of the residents
lifted up their eyes with astonishment, and their
voices with indignation and abhorrence. The object
of the calumny is obviously of the most malignant
character, but the grossness of the distortion 1. as
defeated the malice of its purpose.
Yesterday a Court of Directors was held at the Rut
India House, when the following ships, taken up fur
the ensuing season, were thus stationed, viz. :
Kettle Castle, 1531 tons. Csppl. Alex. Liadmy• qellaral
Harris, Mk Capt. Om. W Madras and China.
1 NIB teas, Capt. Thomas Borradalle; new ship,
lb. Latham, 13011, Capt. W. Croialtsbash; sew
slip, by Mr. Tholes. ISIS, Capt. C. B. Thetas;
liongsma , 1101), Capt. Thos. Larkins; Charles
Oran% MOO, Capt. If. Scott ; new ship, building by Mr.
Cobb, 1.10. Capt. Hoary Cobb—Bombay sad Chins.
Waterloo, lag tam. Ottlt. Risk. Aisager ; Vassittart,
IWO. Capt. Dalrymple-4k. , Bombay and Chia*.
Lowther Cu l* 1400 tons. Cipt. Cha. Mortlock ; lirlwrat
[pd, lad. Capt. Abs. Mains; Atlas, 110 u, Capt. C. 0.
Wayne-4mgal and China.
Nowahly. beildier by Mar, Timis,. 1900 tons, Capt. Jobs
Poleroon—ilt. 1111100. litnlendell. and Chios.
Thames Ormeillio. OM toss. Capt. Thos. Mamie; ; Mar-
quess of Waillognars, OM Capt. Jobs Wood—Reseal Amt.
New ship. hollikag by Mr. Ripley. IMO toss. Capt. P.
Ripley; Bridgewater. M 00; Rose. OM, Cam. Thos. ld•Tag-
gart • Mlionto, OM Car. John Mills ; Princess Charlotte
of lidos, 1174. Capt. C. B. Oriblilo—China direct.
The following preferments are expected to take
place :---
The Bishop of Rueter to be translated to the Sea of
Wheels.
Tim Rm. Dr. BiliiMatCary. Probeedery of Weeteabeatee.
to bo preferred to the Bishopric of WAR,. . -
TM Mir, of Leaded to Is peeeented
_to the prawn, o'
Ilt. Pot% fistmat by the resignation of Vt. Tombs.; as
Th. Set. De. lhollehain Bodkin, Ned* of
Col Seemed. to b. loses Leen Protease eligir:
and of chits* ansoll, •Daineti. r 100 mead of
libbey of