The Statesman.
London, England, 1820-04-14 00:00:00

ilence to popular complaints, is not to aVas p
pular ferment. They conceive that polies
never stand before rigid, and that the n o.i err„.
tual mode of promoting order and Pace is t,
prose that redress may be obtained, ir'!er,e
it is due, by a legitimate application ,
stitutional authorities. Such, at least, hat,
been the principles on ss Inch their end„,,t
has hitherto been visibly regulated. We are t:,e•,.
fore• justified in believing that they will not Re,
others less honest and less salutary, now that
opportunity has arisen for establishing the suptr;,.,
wisdom and excellence of their own. They
institute an inquiry, and the result will, we trfm.
set this unfortunate affair in its true light, and tat
all parties that justice is attainable without law.-
rection.

This morning, at six o'clock, the Slieriff of Lon-
don and Middlesex, the two Uty Nlarshot,, and
several of the City Police, went to the Tower and
demanded the bodies of the state prisone.r3 eon_
fined there ; they were brought down handeu<eti.
and put separately into a hacks -coach, eitait in
number, accompanied by two Pelice-ollicers,
conveyed from thence to Newgsfe. eKwted
by
two troops of Horse Guards: the, were rreei,eit
by Mr. Brown, the Governor, and I.tit into separsto
rooms.

Mr. Wetherell has been applied tn. nn the part
of the State prisoners, to undertake Oa it defelce.
but, owing to his avocations iu the Court of Chu/-
eery, be has declined doing so.

A highly respectable associaticii or member, of
the House of Commons is said to be forming, sole
will act independently either of the Ministers of
the Opposition.

A letter from Mr. Hutton appeared yetterdayis
a Morning Paper, which we were told was "a
complete and convincing answer to the idioms
attacks on that gentleman's character." nom
and substance of this letter is, " that ea errry
point alluded to in my evidence at Yo;k, I posses
corroborative proof, on the oath& of numerous api
unimpeachable witnesses." To this, all taut we
can answer is, why was not this orroboratire
proof brought forward in its proper place! Why
was it not subjected to the same test with that at
Mr. Hulton, of Hutton t The part (Attie eve wkieh
Mr. Hulton was called to prove was by far the
most material ; and most assuredly no elideace
ever stood more in need of corroboration than that
of the gentleman in question.

17e understand that, at the levee on Saturday
las;. his Majesty pre*ented a got! ritith to the
Duke of Wellington, as Colonel of the Mom This
makes the third gold stick on the establishment of
:ire Royal Household.

The Rept' Crowns were taken down to Bei 'ton
for his Majesty's inspection, on ac,couut of the ehsags
which it is essential to make in the ;AMMAN.
Our readers are aware that the Ileur-de-lys is an
longer applicable as an emblem of pretence, dam
the words" of France" are omitted in the stykmd
title of the King of the United kir.gdom. It is
supposed that the rose, thistle, and shamrock, n
a bouquet in union, will be substituted in themit,
of the ancient emblem. .91," ~1.4 D
Advices have been -mceivearrthe Gtr from
Santiago de Chili, dated sth November, by which
it appears, that the Spanish line of battleship, the
Sant Elmo, had arrived safe at Valdivia, where
she found Colonel Sanchez (a Royalist) in cos-
mand of that place with 800 men, hod am ad-
vanced post of 700 more on the Biobio, in perfect
understanding with the Araucanian Indians. The
La Prenba had also reached. Guayaquil in pellet
safety. Lord Cochrane's several and unexpected
repulses from El Callao had set that party to reset
in the capital who are opposed to British interests,
and those intrigues had been revived against hia
which gave rise to the difl;culties he had to ow
tend with when he first arrived from England.
An article from Dresden oimmimicatee the
atrocious murdt r of " the distinguished painter aid
excellent man, Professor Kugelgen." On the pith
ult. he went out, with the intention of tisitieg he
vineyard in the neighbourhood of Loschwitt, art
at five the following morning his body was hasil
by some domestics of the family, ttriiiped Moat
to modity, with many wounds in the head. lOW
picion has fallen upon the workmen employei d
the vineyard, two of whom have been tamable
custody; but nothing has transpired to coollillid
conjecture of their guilt. The King, whoa pi,'
ticular esteem the deceased enjoyed, has seat
re ward,. from his private pewee, of 1,000 SOK lA'
the discoverly of the murderers.
Intelligence from St. Petersburg!' states, "tie
late British Secretary of the Embassy, N. Claw
major, was buried on the 20th ult. All the brie
Ministers attended the funeral. Sir Daniel Bayiry.
the Consul-General, acts, at present, as ebor
d'Affaires.

The ad-vices from Calcutta of October last state
the crops of rice abundant, and the mandolins rof
sugar and of saltpetre to be wonderfully Wm.:
the demand and price above all moderate stalliS"
for these bulky staples of their production, ow*
to the ruinous depressed state of freight, dowel
the rage for sending out ships to India.
Yesterday a Court of Directors was held at d.
East India House, when the new Directocs elated
on Wednesday last, viz.—Jamb Bosanque42"
seph Cotton, Edward Parry, Thomas Keid, YAP
Item Wigram, and William I'. 'Money, Esqrs-_,11..11
the.oaths and their seats. George Aberer".",
Rob:naon and Thomas Reid, Egos. were ewe'
Chairman and Deputy Chairman for Ike Yor

suing. -
The arrangement for the return of tr.selfsf
to Covent-Garden Theatre is not yet
Greenroom report says, that Mr. Youog MP°
still higher terms than those of his late e