The Statesman.
London, England, 1818-10-23 00:00:00

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Jets stated that if
eke place speedily, fermlnattee .....
11, Oat Parliament, which itandaAfteiller
ilkit.November, shell be farther protgliv4 t! 414.f_.
k4th Apettaher, . then to meet for the dispatch of
busineibo ill is also said, bet Oil we cannot so rea-
dily credit, as a yoluatevy determination, that Mini
sters have resoltied to peoposete-Parliemeet a greatly',
diminished estsblisbment for the Xttra, at Windsor.
MI the ostentatious splendours of royalty, which,
under the Wire visitatiett of .Providence, are rather
a mockery thats a token of respecto are at length iii
-.lothdrawn, says the rumour, though 44 'eery at-,
„On to his MAJESTY'S bodily health, and to all
itta comforts that kindness cso confer, will be all
the care of the Royal Feriae is to be'
Nfotsusted to the Dube of Yoea, •whe will have ea
rirtiditional attestators to his income for this service.',,
ITltil is a'regeler part of the retrenchment of OUT Mi.
,pi s. " There may be strong arguments ad..i
-vastedt" eels a Morning cotempotary, " against the
aetklit setttession to the PRINCE RFGENT (who has
throommand of the Arm!) having also the custody
of the KING--but the intimate fraternal affection
which subsists between the REGENT end the Doke,
serve to quiet the minds of the Public, as to the (lon-
ger of any jealousy arising between them." We
deem it unnecessary to make any addition to this re-
mark. The reduction thes announced of the Wind-
sor Establishment, is, together with that of the
Army, a part of the efficacy of that demonstration
of national feeling, as to the enormity dour espence,
which was displayed at the General Election ; and
we rejoice at it. We hope the same principle to
which we owe these retrenchments will be carried
a little farther, and that we shall witness its effects
spot; some of the many useless Offices, and unmerited
cessions, which swallow op the earnings of industry,
'end keep the inhabitants of this country in a perpe.
teal state of poverty sad starvation.
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REPORTED LOSS OF THR CAIIALVA EAST 'IN-
ORMAN.
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An account of the above loss was received st
Pelditiyesterdey, by the Lord Hobart !Nisbet, who
etatettlisit shelved spoke the Colombo, at sea, and
got t Mediation from her. A letter from the
Mattis/ the Colombo to his Owners (the Capteie
ioelog Arad), dated at sea, 28th nit. has been received
'this morning, and k does not mention the loss of any.
ship. The ocaosint of 250,0001. being insured on the
- aldp yeetevibryi at Lows's, .is not tree.
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article in another column from the Bilstol Pt
pe►, announces the arrival at that port et the Albion,
!►an Calcutta, the first Intliaman which has suited
at that port since the partial opening of the East Its.
"die trade. It appears that an Aid de•Camp to the
Marquis of HASTINGS, pith dispatches, came Oa
hoard the Albion, but they bad not been landed on

Wednesday.
A vessel arrived at Liverpool brings letters from
Bombay to the 20th of Jane. The army in the
Deckan had gone into cantonments to avoid the rains,
and for repose after their long end fatiguing warfare.
B.IDJEE RAO was a fugitive, and was said to bare
taken refuge in the fort of Asseer Ghat.. Ile had
made offers to surrender himself on conditions to Sir
JOHN M ALCOLM. All the Jegiteardars or Chiefs had
returned to their homes, and the country promised to
be quiet, except from a few discontented intriguers,
who had not influence or power to annoy the Go-
, moment. Some few forts still held out in the Kan-
deish, where the Arabs had taken refuge, and st one
of them, Mallee Guam, the army had suffered some
loss, but a strong battering train had been seat thither,
by which it would soon be reduced. •

We have received some interesting intelligence re-
specting the state of affairs on the Spanish Main, in
Letters and Papers from Trinidad to the 16th Sept-
from which we have made extracts. The particulars of
the capture of Geri,la by the flotilla under Admiral
Bawl( are among the details thus furnished. The
attack and defence appear to have been maintained
with the most desperate valuer. In several instances
no quarter was given. The whole of the crew be-
longing to a principal ship of the Patriots were
put to the sword by the Royalists, who had effected
a boarding, whilst the troops in the Spanish fort and
gon.boats were indiscriminately massacred. Some of
the Orinoko Journals have also reached us, together
Kith a Royal Order from the. Spanish Government,
respecting the •pprellenJed rupture with the United
States. These various statements correct many of
the confused details which have reached this country
through the American Journals, and priye that the
cause of freedom and independence goes on in the
province of Veneinela with a firm and steady step.—
New Granada holds, out the most. flattering hopes of
liberation, as Gen. BOLIVAR has been enabled to
send supplies of arms, and arrange his plans for fur.
'her operations. Some years ago hi liberated Velie-
auela through the resources he .ohtained in New
Granada; now the former is enabled to pay back the
debt of gratitude;

It is stated (and we are glad of the assurance at
los% that before Mr. -GAIAATter, the Amesicon
Minister; left London, he had concluded a Treaty

thilotitoeurse
with ths Lida%

One poin't, however, it SOWS genial's. .pet Ws
seltledvind that unfortunately is the one spa which
a clear and eordlit wridervtioding ie most mein/
to be established; for. ft is do. snorer from which
mast danger may he apprehended in cake of foist*
dispute. The unsettled point Is skin ref the glituof
oieastion,and seizure of seamen fopod .0.4011.14
the ships of either country during, was. ere
that an. this point Mr. GALLATIN NIS to "(eq.
proposition which had been made b) the 11.4101;;*,
missioners to his Government. The Treaty litoffi
•we premidse,, will not be made public till &emote
of advices from. America; but report 64104, that 11,:e
obese is the substance of it ; aed fie arroyo, boo
that this represeotatien will rem correct,
The segments from Alkipta•Chspelle state them,.
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tiaamace of the conferences its as secret a manner al
ever. It would appear, that the departure of the S.
.vereigns has been-postponed for several days Wynn,
.the time expected.; cud that the reviews will no
like place till the 27th. We have before remark
me symptoms of. apparent dissatisfaction en II
part of the. Emperor of.AutTata. A paragraph
DS! of the letters mentions, that a coolne4s avail
exists between the Emperor of AIATRIA and t
other Sovereigns. Some norm discri.sii,n.
understood —to have arisen nu of the attire
Bernie: and Baden, but it is believed tl
are yet in a way to be *lusted. It is asa•r
that the GRAND MIKE is to retain the wh
of his dominion', except that part com;,risea oh
the Tauber Circle, Which lv to by immediately
rendered as as indemnity to Naafis. 'P.e pito
of these indemnities and t 1,1151.'9 is at, atiorthl•
Eseept the poisons rhetnseltea hat, 8(11116.4ml in
transfec, nothing can be more reprehensible than
mode of disposing of human beings.

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A Mail fteels,Pillarlets, Ind the Perk Papers In
20th, bows been received. The letter. from Vol
&knotty soy, the ft;oglrsh Cavalry, from Wit. Omer's
had joined their con pinions in arms, be(w
Valenciennes end Ombra), where every thing
.seacty,ter one teception of the Emperor, of Rai
band the King of PitUFSIA. The forme Were all
Odic arms, end the artillery vas prepared ro
3thatir Illuatrioott Guests. VetenciefiliNSote
copied by s French garrison in November.
The Flinders Papers brill the Speech of the I
of the NETHERLANDS, on opening the S.Caion ..f
States General. What is said of foreign affeirsit
tisfectory ; but its topics are chiefly domestic.
Majesty. notifies to their High Mighrines.es the
termination of the Allied Powers to withdraw
troops from France. This event appestat(' heti
no bad effect upon public credit in the Nether)
The departure of the troops has been marked I
extraordinary instance of elesticity in this tripe
An offer to negotiate a loan produced, in a few
proposals to more than double its amount.

Captain BUCHAN, of the Dorotherr, I.
town, and had yesterday.. king intetvitier wii
Boaid of Admiralty on the subject of his late if
to the N.gth Pole.
PREcENTS.—A Morning Paper say
individuals of the Royal Household, who fel
presents from the gaud Mate na
part ore from Fingl4rol, have 511 beets squired t
them up to Mr. l'antrett, Clerk of the Stell.l
PIIINCI REGENT. I:tese presents con-isle,
luable snuff•notes, si:v.,r cups, watches, acid m
and each person received the present devigot
him in a packet (on whirl his seam* had been
ously written) by the hands of the Baron
Pict
acting by coramai.d of hie Imkie.ial
whole, however, without any exploitation wh,
are peremptorily required in be given up instil
An Agent from the United States of A
has arrived in Germany, with authority
2,000,000 acres of land in Kentucky and Vi
either altogether or in different portions, or ti
Wish, for settling theta, an Agriculteral and
factoring Society.
Colonel Munoc, who is, in conjunetim
MM. BIOT sod ARAGO, ID continue the ole
for measuring a degree •of the meridian, in
Dunkirk on the 11th instant, in the hag
investigator. They will commence their lobo
mediately. •
Extract of a letter, dated Jamaica, Sept
" The Tyrien brig of war is now entering
bouroa ith 1120,000 dollars in specie, from 11.0
and Porto Bello: she report:i, that three Ai
sestets are deisitied there fly the Sp inish Autt
under the expectation chit there will be a
lion of war."
.The Hastings man of war, from Bengal, fo
safety appreneosioos hate been eoteriatord,
segeence of her h.evin4 sailed from Madras on
April, had, by srcoueits received this' ay, err
at the Isle of France; on her way to &giant
The reductions to he effected in our tat
bliSlllllent, compri4ing soldier*, seriesuts, a
cers, will amount to 33.000 men.
On Wednesday three transports with the
and escorts of the Gien3dirr Guards,
tie
and 41h: War Brigades, end the Est &air (.
rived at Dover, being the first dirisitme
baggage.

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hour
at 4e • pabre, hie Ro)*1 (lief points in nsincialite4stlth the Uti'!eU itates
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a but, note taptilly ausi oatiaN °NO aihistietti he
as his jeers," to B g
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sawed verso' ..nesandary which has been ilisputtlfiebrAci4ho
ioteuds eisilloll
Treaty of the Earl of Suee tie; sly, this accost
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p,p - - ..- -limrig••••• • - '.•-•."- ' .
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place as to the Amadeus right of fishing ols thisaborea
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tfltheeddeialgoterasintf O
tbasibi ofGlgm s
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rnnent of Naufoundlawi. ,Provisionere also we'd on for
—l-2-1. itiasull . 6411120°d to the h the intercourse of the vessels of the ILited Slates