The Statesman.
London, England, 1819-06-24 00:00:00

TEE FOREIGN ENLISTMENT BILL.

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OFFICIAL DISPATCH.

FROM TIM bull of lAN cARLos TO DON PABLO
moßicLo. INTEREIFTCD It ADMIRAL BRION, AND
PINT IT DID to ENGLAND.

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(TO TIM EDlTol4—Ste,—This document, to
which the Spanish Authsssedor's signalers end seal is
ellisesi, end which msy be seen by ell whom it con-
cerns, eosid not bare suited in England more op-
portenely than et a time when his Grace's 'cross.
Oohed end amiable Master so g ly side Lord
.-- in his Legislative ditties—when Bills brooght
into Patßement ere said, from their newer's* era.
suns, to look as if they were translated from the
Spanish—end when it is advised to print them In that
1-.tiguegy, out of courtesy to those for whom grail.
Oration they were intended. It will Waco be seen,
that it is open his Grace's hint Morino is at this sno-
Went acting, in vainly endesvooring to adore Bri.
tisb Officers from the Mast service; while, et the
same time, his Grace holds Englishmen in low esti-
mation.

A. W.]

44 TO HIS

IT DON TANA NOILILLO, &C.

"Sts,—Tae espedition of M'Gregor, which sailed
hence shoot the middle of last month in the brig Her.,
of IS guns, does not yet appear to coneist of more
then that vessel sod Pomo stanaporta, which with
troops and arms are to join It, as is believed, at the
Island of Nassau This General apposes to proceed
In accord with Aary, who has taken possession of
the islands of Providence and Santa Catalina, where
It is probable they will join. The final destiaation
of Ibis expedition, thosgh, according to appearance,
LI may be New Granada, of which Republic M'Gre-
ger calls himself First Consul, will probably vary
according to circumstances ; both because he is rot
on end terms with Bolivar, and because the object
of the former is solely to sack the cowry, sod to
join Admiral Cochrane, who has passed into Oho
South Sea in • triple, whit the same view."—[This
is in every point incorrect.]
" English Is • Colonel in the army of Bolivar, who
in latterly come to this country from the Oriooco,
with • Mission from that Chief to raise men, which
lie has fulfilled."--[llere • long mud intricate ac-
count is give of the vessels scot oat by English
and Elsom, of the terms on which they were fitted
out, and of those on which their men were raised.]
" I avail myself of this opportunity again to no.
lice to yon the protection received is the English
Colonies by the Ineergent Tenets, when flag is there
recognised, in order to be able, without loss of
time, to Enka satiable reclamation,; begging, at
the same time, that if it tbould happen that you
bare to end soy officer or other person to the
. Court, you will make him pass through this country,
in order that through his aeons I may be informed
of whatever may notion to the better service of his
Majesty."
" I equally even myself of this opportnity to
inform you, that Mr. C. set out from been eight
dsys ego, and will deliver to you • letter from me,
the object of his voyage being to give yea detailed ac-
counts of these expeditions, sod of the means of
oetintion which may be employed in order to detach
from the Insurgent stinks those of his countrymeo
.who have entered it, and who in general bass had no
other object than to secure • subsistence for them-
selves, which has failed them in this country. CO sc.
count of its dearness, and their being on half.pay in
consequence of the reduction of the army I" ("Ole
por Its mayor parte ao hems toad° Oro objeto qw
emperor subsisteoseie," Itc.)-IGood God! what
• lesson to the supporters of the Foreign Enlistment
Bill i]
" Bet I must remind you that you treat the Eng.
fishnets with caution; for altbentgli Is may be a per.
son by whom yon may profit, yet is he capable of
abusing your confidence!"—(" Pero adaierto
N. E. qui Irate con motets el Inks, pots sun qUe es
wnopes soon de quiets N. E. puede iecar Waisted,
pudierd abuser dear confsansa."—[l leave this to the
comments of the Reeder ; and I very earnestly re-
commend to the Attorney-General, that be base.
diately cause this sentence to be printed as the ap.
frepriele Spanish epigraph or motto at the head of
the Foreign Enlistment 8111.—The egged is less
curlews.]
(slascd) " EL DUQUE DE SAN CARLOS."

Pmts.—lt appears that on the 14th of May, a
'terrible fire broke set in the town of Bath, In Jinn.
7 pry, the property of Prince Esterhety, which Coil.
aimed 107 bosses, 20 barns, 14 grape cellars; end
eke nest day the fire bent forth again. and consumed
P 33 houses more, and a Catholic Church. A similar
I. misfortone betel the village of &awl, alto in Hen.
gory, which destroyed, on the 22d alt. 110 Mosses,
. 52 barns, a number of cattle, and several batman be-
ings. On thp 27th alt. lbw town of Givesvo. In Pe-
land, was visited by a like calamity, which destroyed,
in ell, 235 horses, principally in the quarter sees•
. pled by the Jews.
• "We are 'sawed from ruspecteblesethority that the
Agent of a Lincoln Brewer baa Net seek teen rowed
to his customers in boll, to direct that the prim
should he lowered a hattpenny per pint, which has
been carried into effect in the face of the proposed
derv.—(Leeds Intelligencer.)
During the rsecution yeaterdey Mr. James, of
'Merl, I ad his pocket picked of his watch, at the
eerier of Greer Atheer-coert, in the Old Beaty.

nesitautAgiteklifit :

HOUSE OF WEDS. INA( t 3.
The How Iwo ortegibd from lee * tke terepoun fokr ii
he alleholoo. hearisic Warr coi*o*Voo Mee liereeteple Ott.-
tido. For Wei precoodlor N Fridoy.
A 114riesse freer the Hesse wf ceeepees requevied • copy of
lie Mimeo tyke* before their C.ttmailter fie 'he
Cssfee Illseefeetddiee. *Mob wail Iw.Meleif delivered le Ike

liesseeitertfeves tie Oemeeeilleit lie Bee.
nese s Dhow, Mil was reeds wend them.
Earl B.I4PICIIR. fit wootriMmObe snood reading oldie
mimosa novall Debts MC 10•61.4 it ow the 'rood thmo.
thmegh luny objection.; had hen Nde to I .n 1 Blili eV dal
ealure. et ibis wield with bemedi tie min of Nvortbarmottim.
elation Om genre the recovery of Ilmvall Debts Is the
swats, mf 111.

lord RKDESfIALEsaid, of all the Bills of this description
he had ever sees, this was the least ellevieeattle. as it did mot
destroy the anthirity and Jarlsdirtioo of the Glaris in Wen-
, minuer-hall. Ahem ten years ago, ha (Lave R., had proposed
a meamre for a General Court of Req•ests for eneb resat; I
hot it failed. Ills ebjertl•• to obis Bill was. that evert mew-
-1 unreal this kind writ S. pretest the egmblielsmem of a general
measure as this 'abject.
Earl SPENCER Ws the Noble arid Learned Lord limpid
1 net appose the tradhig of she Rill, as it might them
' steed ever till next Restive "rhea, perkier, she Noble Lord
vro•W tarn ever the sobjeet la his mind, and bring forward the
matter in a more emended shape.
The LeORD CHANCELLOR said, ibis eeilaials inn far
of the loot abjetsiosable *stall these's'', of Bilk. Still he horn
there might be a general massere brought la on this abject., •
The Bill was till throws out.

The Earl of LAUII6RUALE Mid. he loped doe ballet
oraalA be Rivas to the Haw ahem the Howe would pri.ered so
the Mil for remakes prposie Imaiehad frame Ileallead hem
taking refoce a &gland or Indeed, for a Mere olreelrillit ld-
teratioa la the Creamiest Lim ar a roomy hewer sae oar
ed. The Noble Karl persisted • Priiilon Omagh* C
al Loads,. seal.. she Ferrite ItitilhAfarlil
The Earl of LIVIMPOOL wll. hit iniftll.lll into to dare,
ihe woad trading of she Bill ea Friday heals god 1:1:180,'
deresemi there was a.. objections so is. he ohoidd pro 4, Ike
debate... the Rill Assn take Omer on that dai.
The Illaist•is of LAIISDOWPI had sto hi Ilia sr.

AUCKLAND me sale chat he 'Wield geese elle
tlKed reed* eller Iffieelveee Dese Bill en Teeelly seat.

FR A Mk-WORK K • ITTURS.

Tie Doke of iiiITLAND roved rbe commismeat of 'Me
Frame-work !Worn' UM.

The Mamas of LANSIXIWiI. feeling. as he did, for the
dames of the iodividnole Mom it was tar object .4 the sow
portent of ohms 801 l to relieve. leitretted that it bream a public
dot, no his port to oppose the Rill : het saehiled as he was that
the priori* of it vont mot injuring. he oar nsomakeims, or
nsaar, loaner rainfall that duty, resist its farther proprrook—
The abject of the Bill was to prrik of the ma. ulDrldre of the
Web binettlag—a cheap article, o hie* bad brea intim/1s ill-
tr•doeril whets the mikes was in a eery depressed st de. and
far the repro. purpose of /ailing ellprii Weal for a norobrr et
lb. •mkonea, IBM mot otherwite I awe Men altocrtner moo of
employ t awl it appeared all ban to tie most prrposternes omit
to prohibit the esonefsetarr .4 this rarap article, in seder
ut attempt to force the comoption of the dryer sulkier, in
order, as aliened to give awe ativantageoes employ...ern to
these very itodovidaalit--a• esprriatieta, however. of which
Owe we. mama la the evaleoce or support. lie cttaW not
Inactive sat priartple WNW mischievost thus that of prohibit.
One the unartetaeuere or cheap sarorlrs, to order tv wimp to
foriee risme to My dear oars and he use decidedly of olii•
▪ Mal were such a principee in be generally acted myna. it
ntsst lord to the Mira rein of oar somafarasres and our tarrigli

Toe Earl of WERTIIIORLAND drfeaded the fill. con.
seedieig slut ft was merely a masers of regatalian ma Oa
erialatiows bad berm fregarally applied to other bisaebesaf
deasidaeirre; sad mainiamilfee. sb., rulew Has spurious ar-
liebe was psobihited, the whole of tlae maned owl be
Wiped.

f;;* Earl of II A R ROW BY observed. shot ifthtclompanM
elc was'', he prohibited to this taste re. they night as well's-
tad It to oilier broaches of watualactore. aid prohibit all cheap
articles.

—Tic Mrnpls
isf LAKSDOWN baelog wowed to posipone
the Csweauwarae for three months, uw Howse &tided ea the
quoits*, that the word ...too" rand part of the gentles.
Cameros morel . . 15
Proan lO-35
Beheesteals peewee. . 13
rresies . . 14—S7
Majority
The Cowwitstrut was pastrami for throe auseda.—Bill lost.
BANK tAIII PAYIIRMTN.
Om the 1101110019 a the Karl trt HARROWBY the Breit Carr
Paeeot Bill was reed a tbird tier.
LoLrd HOLLAND Ibis Nerved ao aaresherst to the 818, tha
its operettas shosid Wallace ow the let ofJolr, 1110, lowead
is( 1013. Threat lbw Bib was eserearety teedertete to Itm ab-
ject is 11. opiates. yet It Medd rewire be support. Ills or.
Jere, bowever, we to oblige the Bash to muse Cash Pay.
sows isriber ellwe the Bill required.
The aismissese was *ea Negatived without! a dilates.
The PArl of lIA BROW BY awed • claw, that k be lathe
aptias tif she Mut to asy enter toggle Mose belllosaher
Ike let of July, 1134. if its beers of peeler., ihoold
I have rahed the prier al it above that .1 etre Mi....
The Martinis of LANADOWN would mot *Nett to ibie
dame. tie It be flaw as heorAt net maid molt Mom It to the
ceesity.
Mier woe Amber observation, from Lords REDZSDALE
sad LI if lie POOL, the renew was agreed hr.
Tie Karl of LI V BK POOL laid. be bad been siesaderstiod,
whew be wed. that as Lowe world he revoked fur she aest yew;
be tenably did see arse to isrludie is that she Ave sillier re.
Iqralred to matte goad the payeseses t• lite Bash.
Lord HOLLAND wished Os know if i•
legal ts wa. outdo! he re-
peal ebr Ads. entire llarapeseee estier
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The Estl of UV RR POOL—Certif sof.
The Sill was ilea reed • 'bird_ lime sod pasted.—Kdjeterard.