The Statesman.
London, England, 1819-04-20 00:00:00

tain persose about the present Goon of the Theil.
leeivi, who hare Peepnations, sheeM look arm.,
sod mournful at the presume of the Noble sod galas/
LAI, whets he presents himself te the drasringproos
,at that l'alece. flue is, are pregame, the whole
mystery—for ea to sey Ibilove/ifical se stripe ell
believe that our Gel*. ts be se silly es In A.
ploy the trstmeaff veteran is soy RCN ruifie ef a
diplomatic Dater,.

Surprise bus been etpressrd by • ca.leinonrc,7
Josh's', that so little has been raid on the tat J., t
of the Treaties and Declarations made by the Cour..
cii of Sovereigns at Ans-la-Chapelle. For ear, earn
parts, who hate bad an eye to hold Jens Ittruct.i's
Treatise on the subject, and we mein one day to
speak of it ; yet, we sea so mach of consequence
nearer home, and more intimately eisocerned with
nut very existence, to attend tn, that we ho,. a re-
corder evil toe moment of more Whore. A q.rinto.
pie Allhnce, like.that in qoestion, is a topic of into.
test with profound Sistesunen, no doubt. Tao
Wnzas will take it appal. pricramce ; bat the its-
ronsisns see tho alliance, of keeping said and
body tegether in the distressed People, and in the
very Constitution of this cosotry, as • theme more
interesting to nioe.teaths of the inhabitants of these
realms.

ROY AL AgSASSIM A TIONC.— ft wore better that less
Will mid upon the subject of plots for 55555 ghosting
Illiweenons and Ktrcov, tibia' the Cosa Papers ere
delighted to dwell upon. The best security these
Sovereigns can obtain for the safety albeit parson.,
is to perform the ditty of their distinguished depart..
mr•nts by p►omari•rg the happiness of those over whom
they reign, not airing gray to any temptations of na-
tional aggrandizement o► personal .mhi•ion.
The following article, •atracierl from a Journal
printed on the seat of Royal rriWreee, where it
might be supposed fidlery rather than grata would
be the order of the day, gives us sincere satisfaction
to see the Wiest and i opirtial reasining of the
Brighton Editor, and especially in tootling that ►e
bus been suitably rewarded in the increased dreadsr
aloe of hi, Paper by its manliness :
ss Th. Easier Recess will, we trust, afford as op.
portheity, to many of our Senators, of ascertaining
the sentiments of their conytitheots, in respect In
the conduct they bare pursued, during the present
Session, in the Bosse of Commons. We think that
a great part of them, on their return to the country,
will esperieoce sensations always felt by those who
are conscious of having performed their duty,—and
meet the ecknowledgeneots which honest service de.
mends. In this number we do not hesitate to place
one County Members, sod the Members for New
Shoreham. We particularise these, because, with
the reception of the two for Lower, we are not aware
that the remaining two.and.t west, M. P.'s furnished
by Sussex, have any Conatithests—that is, le the
popular sense of tire word."
Extract of a Letter from the Agent to Lloyd's at
else Cape of Gond Hope, dated Jae. 23:—" Arrived
the Frances Charlotte, Field, from Boort and
Madras; she brings sect:tent. theta most violist hur-
ricane was experienced at Madras on the 34111 of
October, doting which the Queen Charlotte waste.
lolly lost, wit► all on board ; that the Lady Castle-
reells and Cornwall, both loaded fo► England, bad
bees diseasted, and so much damaged as to be coo-
demned • and the Georgiana and Berrie, had put
Into the Reads after tile hurricane, completely dis..
Wed at sea ; and that the Bed/worth was biotin out
to see, and had not been heard cf."
The fallowing outline of the preeeedinga in the
Chamber of"Depotiev, oat the 15th hos been com.
menicated is a private letter :
.• CHAMBER OP DEPUTIEs, Aram IS.
" 'floors were no Petitions reported.

" The adjourned discussion on the Projects of
Law relative to the Liberty of the Prod, was ran
sensed.
"6 The Chevalier FIGARoL addressed the Chem-
bar. The only points which he debated were the
enactments Motive In nieronies towards the Ring
and Royal Family. He concluded by recommending
that the Project shbuld be declared inadequate in
sped to offences of that nature.
" M. Bronon, who was seat in order, declined.
"M.Cnvisa, Rises Commissioner rivet addressedthe Chamber. Ile was very !Pie( in Livert.og to the
amendments proposed by M. BINJAMIN CONSTANT;
bet entered particularly upon the points relative to
calemaious attacks upon Foreign Powers, sod sup.
ported the Low on that point, as also spore the jaw.
risdiction of the Criminal Cantu over offences of pub-
lic injerin.
" As M. Curses is • Proteetent, it was expected
that the repression of his sentiments would base led
toe discussion on Religion. He, however, avoided
it in the most jodicines manner. Without submit-
ting to the interference of the Chamber the privileges
of one doctrine above the ether, be embraced them
all ender the great bead of public morality, and as
such be supported the Project, which pronounces pa.
nishments against any Wrap offered to It.
" M. Ctravorsicnc, Repoerer of the Commission,
neat ascended the trihane to make a few detailed
observations on the law.

" The Pnessoasr afterwards closed the discos.
don, and recapitulated the antendenvots.
" M. JAQUIMOT 1111 d M. de Scoac supported thw
la Article as .ended.

"• The 2ci and 3.1 Articles were adopt.!.
" The4th and s'h Articles were !ha objects of
warts discussion between MM. de SEIM, BVII/ho
ate CONSTANT, CURTOISIEN, and MANUEL.
" The Deputies of the right side, who had not
taken any part in the discussion cm the first Article,
all rose up to support the opinion of the Minister
against that of the Deputies of the left side.
" It was expected that his I.:saliency the Minister
of the Interior would have acliiresqed she Chamber;
bet he was not present at the sittiog."
Adele*, from Gibraltar to the 2311 ult, state, that
the GOTIIIOOr of the fortress bad just oece.ved the
enfareorable news of the increase of the plague at
Tanis, end the towns in immediate neighbour-
hood.

A list is published io the Mewl/ter, of 8(X)
belonging to BC7IAPARTeII Gland Army in
the Ressian campaign, ulict‘e fare i; still unknown;
which number, added so the 55 similar lists preai.
nasty publilhed, makes an isegrrvam of It'.UtiU
perseng, rr+porrirg whim no iotossustion has been
onisiae.l