The Statesman.
London, England, 1819-05-24 00:00:00

ritE STATESMAN:

in one based sail the ssn's skin•in 4b• othave
ennnseneuere sod atlas so •ail detai4dlyeset
•
The healer Ord* mita& .
Duth duce from heaves to earth,
Frew card; to heaven;
And as Imaehrik• bodies forth
The hems of Aloes sokaiewoi
The Poet's pea
Turas thew* Awe, and gives
To airy wahlrig

A heel habitation and a name."
Re may ann, perhaps, be making notes, towards
" Admonitions" (not to as infest King, hut) to a
fell grown King.
There base been notests end straggles moil the
great moo in ell ogee, the rivalry now Wean to he
among the tailors (net as when the flints and dente
met at Keillish.lowts is dire errsy), oho shall make
their customers the most ridiculous. We hare often
borrowed from the French, het ibis is the lirst time
we have done so from the Dosch; fur the coriowsly
plaited passtaloon can ennui from no other nation.—
None but a Frit:land proton, ever battened such
things behind. We hare heard of Paddy from Cork
with his coat hallooed behind.

In my way home to dialler I direowered that we
geld nut stand O. need of origins! cheracters, or
a la Median Rageerstrice, in English, whkh I
need ant tell many of my Iteariers. is ea intriguing
Milliner. The port might well be represented by
blarlsmt S--- or Miss B—, whose tattoos in
(hit, t em troldscoure folly op in the archetype from
which the author of the new Opera, has drama t►e
chief persosap of his drama.
S. P. STERNE.

PHicti or /MOCK% TIIIS HAY AT OM, o'o.M:h.
Kant Windt TV :13 430 V per Crest. %tory ireini to' i
i perrent. Med. 661111 67 611 H 18011 n Moe& Oft 13 V II p.
3 per Cent. Con.. 61iiisi Lang Ann. 11i 11
II per erm. ;51, 741 Eiroffteset hur 1 2 pat I /is
Camprlik fm• Act. 6;1i1111 Osinivift
I per Cent. Ii Illi 124 ii j

THE STATESMAN.

es nfis Benne Patron, sad reedy to assist in
be ilisinerseet sod disgraceful task of depritiog
theft ogigisbowee of their legitimate homilies'
sea heal rights; secondly, whether the Jury of a
Coed Lest can be legally composed of strangers
brought from any part of the country, in order to
support a pa►lleuler interest, sr to answer a present
perpoee, to the 'ajar)? of those who, by their re-
sidence ow the spot, are most weedy ceoceroed in
the proceeding of sects a Ju►y ; and thirdly, it in-
volves the qieestion of the right of a Patron of a Bo-
rough to nominate the Returning ORicer, who is to
preside at Elections of Members of Parliament, earl
who will admit es the poll the Witter, and occa-
sional esters, whom the Patron weds down to over-
power the real sad independent Electors is the place.
It is well known that it is the usurpation of this
right whkh bus le to many boroughs enabled the
patrons, without dillculty or danger, to elect their
corrupt and enconsibutional purposes. The trial,
therefore, of this quessies is of so small importance
—she resell meal, in fact, decide sahebs., a man shall
confiner, by a system of great iniquity and injustice,
to deprive his fellow-citisens of a right whicl. Is jumpily
held most dear by every Englishmen— we wail the
right of fr►ely choosing his Representatives he Par-
liament ; or whether the bona fide voters shall be
moored to their legitimate iellorese is such el►ctions,
and Centlidema faced hem the enormous Papaws of '
moused!, appesliog to en Election Committee.

We hare rereiroil Ih. Park Pawn of Thursday
The Chamber rf I .'•era, MI Weillnetelay. appwinreal a
Special Comelitis.n to ermine the Pr•jot
in` the ItAßtit of colonial commodisies thrones Al.
Site.

" The 111argei• d. CATC.L.LA 1.7011441 601111 the
Coseriation nominated of; resales. due Pro.* re-
specting the P•ess.
" The Report was favourable t• tbo adoption of
the Ptojes.
" I a the Chamber of peptide', t►e discussion of she
Projet respecting the Nlississerial 'repents during the
tier Ism years, .a• consineed. An ensearlasens va•
proposed by M. DR BRIGOIii. that too millions
should he en played so relieve the provinces lately
ocesopted hy she Ipieina troops. It am rejected by a
small mejne p.

si PARIS. MAT 19.—The Kieft presided at a Coonr3
of Ministers from orlon till half pest two.—All the Mi-
nisters were present. We are amend tbst the Dip..
ties who were prevented from swath.; in fetes, of
the Petitions respecting the exiles, haws revolted to
print their opinions. They will be all inserted Is
one collection, sod wilt be preceded. it is said, by
a prelimioary discoorse, by M. Bess. COWITA AT,
which will costal. some details cosocerninic that re-
markable siltiog, and the circumstances which pro.
ceded is.

" ALEXANDER DILLARD, who is sensed has.
ing gnu., in the month of August, 1818. to several
Oliice►s of the old army of the Cheeses, in order to
hided. them to resume their arias and hoist the green
cockade, has been tried before the Court of Assizes
.of Leval, its the department of Malmo,. From tits
indictment it appeared that the object of this person
was to deliver a prisoner from his confinement mad
bring him in Cherburg. After the 'seal debates the
case was submitted to the Jar's, sits of whom were
for the Condemnation of the p►isener, sod siz for his
acqeittal. Is consequence he was set at liberty.
" The Liberty of Ike Press ,has been warmly at.
tacked in Wirtemberg. It has. however, triumphed,
sod, it is ask), that the King, in secret Council, do.
dared, that no change should be made in the
Laws respecting the Press.
" The Emperor end Empress of AUSTRIA arrived
at Naples the 27th nit.

•• The question cooceralog the navigation or the
Rhine is not decided. The Cowaiesios, it is said,
Ams insimted upon the suppression of the toll. levied
at Cologne, •ithin two 'mouths. M. JAcost,
the Prossion Minister, hes protested against this
demand ; thus the provisions of the Federal Act,
respecting that ohivet, rosain etteseested._

'• French Fonds, Diet per Cents. 66f. Me. Bank
Actions, I 54660

New York and Doiton Peyote to the 27th alt.
have arrived They emstain wispy notices of fatal
and murderous duels. Doelliog appears In be a
practice which daily increases, notwithstanding the
recent enactments of the Legislators against it. Wo
woke the following *streets,—
" The Legislators of New York have adjoarwed
after a S-salon •f 15 weeks, doting which 238 Acts
were passed. Among other acts of liberality. was
nee granting 10,000 dollars to the Deaf and Death
Institution of that State.—( Beaton Commercial Ga-
ulle.)

" The north win of Mr. iteration's Meese, at
Monticello, was destroyed by ice oo the Mit inst.—
The principal boil/ling very narrowly ~aped.
EXPORTS FROST PAYANNAII.

•r Doting the year matting March 1, 1819, the ex-
ports from S ash were 2,088 bales Sea Island
cotton, 37,310 bales Uplaads, 4,332 casks rice, 170
hog heads tobacco.
46 It is stated that the member of Ilevoletionary
Petitioners who are now receiving their semi. I
dividend at the Branch Bank, in Middletown, Con.
steeliest, esawds 1,200, all residents of the Stalls of
Coontetieet, and the total amount mid to them es.
med. 120,000 dollars per annees."—(dery lurk
Gaulle.)
In the New York Commercial Advertiser, of the
24th of April, we also find the fallosinit, in mon.
firmation of Montt.t.o's defeat an the Gth March :