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The Statesman.
London, England, 1819-04-17

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pesos Society exists there is Stehre Is Mete, the
influeute of which Is evident enough eves to the least
peoetratiog eye. It is even alineed, by mem worthy
of credit, that there exiles scarcely any system of the
Jesuits for teaching Divinity mod Common Lew w►icb
is net strictly prohibited amen es, on amorist of oho
enti.mosarchical principles prevailing in it, two-third.
of the barks in the above branches of literature, and
those connected with them, w►ieh are cootaised in
the list of prohibited books drawn op anew a few
years beck, a►e mid to be written by Jeeeits.
Aun.soeur, Aratt. S.—The Corheneri, arrested
in Upper Italy, ere imprisoned is the Venetian
Island of St. Michael, where the preparatory investi-
gations for their trial are making. Ace;ents from
Florence is the 27th of March are foil of desctip-
lions of the festivities that have taken plots there.—
The Austrian Court intended to hoes Florence oe
the 29th, to proceed to Rome by way of Sienna.
Prince kletternkh set set for Rome oo the 411th, by
wsy of Leghorn.
The marriage of the Princess Louisa Charlotte,
daughter of the Doke of Calabria, silk the Spanish
Intent Deo Fraaeiseo de Paola, is 6sed fir the 15th
of April.
Rorc, Mascr4d.—Bares Vow Schmitt Grilles.
berg, Ambassador from the King of Wirtemberg and
several Germa■ Coasts, and Baron Von Teckitioin,
Ambassador from the Greed Duke of Baden and
other German Princes, charged with an sonar.
dimity mission from their respective Courts to his
Holiness the Pope, arrived someday• ago Is this city.
lost Monday they bed an audience of his Holiness,
and were received by him with Blowsiest distinction',
after which they delivered their credentials. Frew►
Papers and some Italian Jouroals have stated, that
the creeiters of Lucien Bonaparte had been called to-
gether at Paris for the purpose of =kill a cooper.
sition for their claims, and that 7tl per cent. had bee.
offered them. We are desired (say the Romeo Pa.
pens) by the Priam of Canino, to desists this sews
Ito be wholly unfounded.

sail presided by the Chancellor bf the Superior Au is
Mbar's', M. do lloirenhnris. They have already
cansesced proceedings. There is, baked, no liras
to lose. if it be hoped to procure farther cunfeasion
fres Sundt.

Notwithstanding the pain of 16 wnends, Condi 6
very calm, and confiners to rejoice at baying suc-
ceeded in his enterprise.
All the family of M. de Ket,phee are shoot to
quit aim town, in which every Wog recalls such sad
recollections. They only wait foe the movery of
the widow and the eldest of the Misses de Kasebos.l

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THE STATESMAN.
London, England, 1819-04-28

FRRNCII P.IPERS.

?till,. APRIL:A.—LA.IIOre from Dwain stets
f). ri.partuto frum that city of the 11s•yris do C•-
ralin and one de Calhatige, two Spa-
ssiaros of rank, who MO putted soot* lime titer., haw.
Ittg coin, thither frnos Vienna. T lup7 aro supposed
to !ose hewn doted aids a special mission respect•
in; the now usstriada of their Striervigis.
Yesterday a Deputation of the Chasber of Dap,.
ties delivered to his Majesty the first Project respect-
iv* the Liberty of the Press, agreed to an the Sittiug
of Wednesday.
It is •nderste••A that Lieut.-General the Cent
nireard. Peer of Franca, is appointed our Awbassa•
dor its Petersbergh.

1' is generally reported that Ilse Prince do Metter-
nich. an his return from Rome, will pass some time
■t Paris.

It ie eaderstond that the Coen, Cope d'lsiria, en
quilting Coda, loin proceed to London by the way
of retie.

InieMinor" from Germany stales that the young
Count do Beards, student of Jens, who challenged
M. de Swords. to fight a diet, bas received an order
to quit that town.
Yesterday General S in appeared before the
Cnert of Anise on the charge of bigamy ; bat the
evidence eel not heard as to the merits of the charge.
The seemed declared his name, Christian name,
place of birth, and domicile. The Clerk of the Coati
reed the indictment. from which it appeared that the
G•neral had cent ratted a marriages, Leghorn, in Jane,
1789, with Charlotte Swirls ; o second in Loudon,
in May, 1813, with Miss Georgian* Maria Helchin.
son; and a third in France, in May, 1817. The
trial was put of, to enable the Defendant, if be
°old, to procure evidence of the forgery of the do.
contents brought forward to prove the two first mar.
rhea. The General declared that he did not mean
to contend for the forgery of the certificate of his
marriage with Miss Hutchinson, hut said, that as he
INd been capitally condemned in November, 1810,
the marriage was disaolted by this civil 'loath. " 11v
year ad • •in of fiat, and your argument in law,"
and the Advocate-General, "you Sr. then thrice
married, without contracting matrimonial ties; and
are still a bachelor, though you have three wives."
The cause less pot niT.

French Funds. April 23.—Fireper CMS. GGf.S5e.
Mink Stock, 151tf. SOe.

CHAMBER OF Arata”.
M. de Couneenvet. resealed a Repolt from the
I 'omnsittee of Petitions.

The discussion nos resumed on ship snood Pre j4ct
of I.s w tektite to the node of presecel ion kr odeocc3
London, England, 1819-04-10

FRENCH P4PRRh.

PALI!, APRIL 6 —Yesterday, Off MINI, there
was a reception at the Royal Palace. Amongst
the es received by the King, were rematked
new ly.created Peers.
The je yof his Majesty to St. Cloud will, it
i. said, take place earlier than usual, and at the com-
l. encentent of nest month: he will prolong his stay
,:.ere tip the month of August, on account of the very
• onsiderable olletetient, Ac. which the Royal apart.
ii:.uts,pt the Phoillyries intlispenslbly requite.
On Sunday last, Marshal Jourdan, who is corn.
l,l•tely recugeted five the effects of his late acct.
,!eur, had the honour of paying his court to the
li. lig.
Whitworth arrived in Paris on Sunday last.

A Iso.er from Vienna states, that the Doke de
..11ontrort (Jerome Gstssparte) has obtained persis-
t. ,st to hare a house iu that city for the purpose of
,•: cations! roaence.

Accounts from Offenbach mention, tint the Coont
ile Ins Casa, ha. taken, near that town, a L. u!ri
a garden, for one year, and that he lives 'dere
1., g/o.t retirement with his family. Ile receives no
.1.110,1 but his immediate friends and some of :he
vitt/Infants of Frankfort. A report was circuleed,
?hit some persons who are considered as secret friend.
Bonaparte, had come a great distance to see N.
de Les Cases, bet it was void of fisendatiots. It
is said that certain of him friends have been 'odes-
/magi% to Woe* his to take up his 'windier@ in
11110., bat that he perseveringly rejitcts that prop.-

Jlll Tomlin Cacti wu entset the 3ist of
London, England, 1819-04-10

WESTMINSTER COMMITTEE.

Kit g'r Arm. Terris. Patire-yard,
July 18, 179 U.
Remitted, That the Thwart of thoo t'ssursuitree be Owen, to
the Choirs= said Members of ti.e beb•Cemmittee. for the
very laislligrai Report. wade by throe, require au she Eke.
ties of Members to verve is the Cuarusese tisurre of Pattie-
Norm.

That tk Report or the Fob Cosisiiier be printed. owl copies
ono t. the wyeral Ceasitires of to Coootici, Cities, and Ito-
toughs of this kingdoms.

C.. 1. FOX. Outruns.

At a merh later mine,' Mr. (now unfortunately
lAA) Cam in his declaration to the Friends of the
People, published in 1797, says:—" We base
taken osr station, and we will not abandon it : the
nation shall at all lialPS fisd us at our post, alert,
prepared, and delettnined, whenever are are called
upon by the public voice, to renew and continue oar
efforts." The very piersse"ltadiral Reform," at which
the Whip now take cffence, was, as Mr. Humours
proved on the Hustings during the late Westminster
contest, invented by Mr. Fox, and there can remain
no doubt of them in which, had he been re-
quired, he would then have interpreted it. What
•• sophistry" can elude " the force" of these " ar-
gsments?" Here are undeniable facto cited, the in-
ference from which " rest reasonable to the natural
fowling§ of mankind," will be, that the Whip have
apostatized from a Casey which they we►s *nee load
and ardent lo supporting—that they are, indeed, a
faction devoid of bonne, and honesty, insincere in
all their professions of public principle, and differ-
ing from their successful opponents only in their more
greedy desire to enjoy the emoluntersts and profits of
once. They have joined the persecutors of that de-
mand for " the MESTITUTION of t►e UNIVIIIIIAL
RICHT of SUFFNACC," which, if they did not psi-
!, her
London, England, 1819-06-22

COMM ERC IA I. I.FAISLATION.

TN Earl of LAUDERDALE said, that N.G.'s*
their Lordship. had ',reseeded to the Order of the
Doh, he wished t• cal their attestioe to ea object
which, in his isetiniatiow, ass of vary great import-
ance. He mow 'Boded to lb. Moelic• an Prevalent
of Waging Bill. into that and the other Reese of
Parliament which interfered with the regulation. of
trade, respecting eppreeticeships, and other points.
Ile had observed that this spirit of enactment was
always sole predominant jest after • (loners! Elec.
Ilion. when ttembers might be supposed to be in.
c'!•erl to hymnist ;heir consilteenis in their bill.pro.
posing schemes. Soch measures, to be sore, mete
of a local mature, but the danger was, their being
mode roacedent for (stare Bills. It was therefore
ielesiiien to prime's sit addition to the Standing
Orders. to the eirct that in future nn Hill tending to
eg slat • the conduct of any trade al.oold be permit.
led to be reed a locoed time, silliest a Report as in
its espedioncy irst laid upon the table from the
Board of Trade. Perl.aps their Lordships were ant
•ware of the share that Board already fink is tech
transaction'. It 'maid add little to their trouble to
furnish such Reports for rho guidance of that Mew;
suil,aec.-rdiegly, it eishedit to be obligatory to deli.
am 'her 'pink, oe geemions which affected the 10.
terms of Riede. lAredsy nest. he proposed to
mate an bumble Address to his Royal lbehnes. the
Prior* Regent, that he wield issue an launrlion
to this rffect in the Beer./ of lisle. Neither of tbs
Houses of Perlis/bent could 'hereafter he taken by
sorPri'e loxisl•tirag for the interest. of suitie, awl
meek ,steat.i• time would its. he .as-4 sim I.
himself shoed feel happy if slime N .t.i. Lrr l sold
, soma a boom mode of occroopliohing is demob!.
end.
London, England, 1819-08-14

RUM.IN BANDIT Y.

Roes, JULY 13.—The Bevan de Revefibr, who
resides la a co.sisiry.tionse nitwit oboes atyj p,c.4 of
the tnw• of oleveao, recelyed some time since a
very disagreeable visit. It was evening, end the
Raton was sitting in company with only his sou and
tbe iisias painter Salida,. Soddenly the dun, was
Arm fire, and a Awe men, covered with a mantle,
end laving a red silk hondkercidef twisted resod his
bat, entered, and asked where woe the U 41011? Ile
inspecting danger, made • sign In his earapanions.
and replied. that he would go and call the 841,4111
Leaving the room, he eaciioniered at the don, fuer
men armed *ids meshes,, but he saved hiessolf hen
them by flight, end arrived at Olseano in search of
,assistance. The Pootiacat soldiers, booeser, were
nib.► sloe is their easements, and duo robbers see-
conled in carrying off the painter enJ young Remobr.
They were t.k•n to ahem the distance of a league is
the neighboosing woods, where they fiend all the
robbers united, in ■ember about bO. They were
1 young men, few of them being over ±0 years of ag•,
bating very beautiful mite tandem', with very
rich sashes end diamond earrings. The Captain of
1 the band bore also a large golden cress sespe•ded
from his neck.

The robbers, ea the following day, soot • message
to Oiresno, that they wools' reclaim • ransom of
6000 made for the Baron's son, but as for the poor
painter, said they, any one shall have him for 60
midi. Doris; the negotiations the two prisoners
wore very well 'rested, but they were fregoently
told, " If ye' alike the least noise, or the least
signal, we shall shoot you ; it is necessary for the
esam;•le." The painter was ohlisPd to make por-
traits of the entire band. After Iwo days, the ran.
sons of the young Baron was hied at 2000scndi. The
robbers, no porting sit\ him, embraced him, and the
Captain, clasping him in his arms, slid, " My son,
the remembrance of you is engraver in my heart ;
never shall forget joy ; l hope we shall meet at
Naples."

The seenents hos Newfoundland respecting the
livheries are 'scowlingly favourable. Salle of the
three bawled basis hoes St. John's had, previaolly
to the Itth of Jose, takes 40 quiet its of Ash on
share. sad the retch wee still geed.
Mr. flassier's sew veluase of Political Rung'
ased Public Lharecters, was pabliihed Ibis day by
Mr. Hone, ss will be seen by the Adverlisea►ent.—
The curiosity of the Pelona is strongly attrected to the
Wink by the Author's high literary talents, sod the
fearless Wogs*, of kb pee ei political se►'Jrets.
London, England, 1819-08-13

POLICE.

Menstos-nowsc.—Yesterday, Foreman,
who was remanded on 'Tuesday, under a charge of
forging the seceptsoce of a 301. bill of mileage is
the same of Mr. Whittaker, of Peckham, with in-
tent to defraud a Mr. Bond, of Crooked-lone, was
brayed op by appointment for further emanation ;
bet no Prosecutor appeared, sad the Prisoner was
discharged.
Quaaw-souitaz.—Yesterday Waller NUMMI was
brought before Mr. 114AIKLAMD, I. the custody of
Alfred Popte, on a charge of highway robbery. On
Monday night, Mr. laic Adam Warren, one of the
proprietors of the White Hert Tavern, Broadway.
Westminster, was psasieg along Pyo.street, when he
was met by the Prisoner, and a numerous gang of
his associates, who beetled him till they got biro
down upon the ground, end then cat his pocket off
his smaitclothes ; fortenstely he hod only It., a half-
crown, and ILO which they robber, him end escaped.
The Prosecutor haring now sworn to the identity of
the Prisoner, who is a notorious thief, and had been
repeatedly tried at the Old Bailey before, on charges
of robberies, he was fully committed.
William Skies, charged with stooling a quantity
of plate in the (loons...ham of Mr. J. 1.. Palley,
,be Pimlico, underwent a Anil examination.
Elisabeth Parkes, a servant in a Geotleasn's fa-
Idly at Chelsea, was passing by the Prosecutor's
Iltoesst shoot nine o'clock on Sunday morning, when
sit saw the Prisoner coming oat of tie partear.wia.
London, England, 1819-02-22

Deferdset, and slated, that the Defendant was ao
Irish Peer, bowleg succeeded both' title of his cumin
Iknry, In October, 1816. The affidavit then went
to state, (het the Defetsdent, as a Peer of the Realm,
was hot subject to the jeriedietiow of this Gout.
Mr. Burrow Muaesca uid that this was a eds.
take, sod observed, 'bet if Mr. Manning had looked ;
into the 10th of George 11. he would have found
that every description of persons, within militia
Moils, alight be sued its ibis Court the same es In
soy other Court of Record in Westminster. It was
tree, that as ageism a Peer, a Karatcould not
proceed by ides; bet there u.s soother souls of
proceeding, namely, by summons, and solosequeetly
by distress. Ilere there had been a proceeding it,
caplet, which was not correct, sod therefore liable
to be set aside. This ground, however, sus net
stated upon the affidavit, Bed therefore so order
could be made. . _

Mr. ADAMS—'" I beg pier Lordship's pardon;
there is •e distinct reference to Hie ceptes, which is
i• feet satiety(' to the affidavit."

.--.-
Mr. ilusenn Mount, on looking to the A-
davit, discovered that there was an interlineatitin
In which this reference was ludo. This, he said,
would net do, unless slated in be jorat.
Mr. ADAMS said, it was the coushois course of
the King's Wadi to admit such interlineatinus, if
s•nctianed by the initials of the Judge or Judge's
Wadi, which was the co., Isere.
Mr. BURTON Mosaics said he was not swaft
of this practice, and should ant seller it to obtain in
that Coed until better assisted of its @esteem..
It was then understood that a mew slidasit shoal('
be mode and predated on a footsie day. Mission
was made to the trinomials of costs, bet the Learned
Judge &envied making any order on that subject
mail the affidavit was before him is a perfect shape.

FIRE.

THE STATESMAN.
London, England, 1819-02-22

ton ; and, indeed it appeared that the nest cans, to I
the ;tatter was against that Gentleman.
Cals.( ins'ice DALLAS, in summing ■p, declared
his opinion to be, that the Plaintiff had,qm geese of
actin's in this case against lb. Defendant, who bad
may acted in the discharge of his duty, as be was
legally authorised to do. If his •pinion was wrong,
it *meld becerrected by the caber Jedges hereafter.
The Jury retired; and after some time returned
with 4 Verdict fur the Plaimilr—l)eislles
Verdict was made special, and will, of course, un-
dergo the future consideration of the Court.

COURT OF EXCHEQUER, Vas. 10.

MITATIVR TEA.
John Moore, grocer, 94, Drary.larro, was eltorpd
by the information of the Attorney.Goseral obit
having meeived 141bs. weight of loaves fabricated is
imitation of tea. _

Mr. Charles Searancko, a Central Surveyor of
Each., proved that be bad seized, at the warehouse
of a Mr. Perkins, at Kennett's Wharf. 8.541ba. of
leaves and other materials, in different stars of ma.
nstfactere, in the indiation of teas ; and that John Con.
nor, who was Peekins's foreman, was found in the
very act of usanefactsrlag some materials in imitatios
.3fgreen lea.
Mr. John Chadwick, a dealer in drugs, proved
that be ass acquainted wish Perkins, and knew him
to he engaged in manufacturing imitative tea, and
that John Connor was his foreman.
John C 'arrived that be delivered to the De-
fendant. for Perkins, 1411 ts. of this imitative tea, bolt
of the black cud green sorts, for which he was paid by
the Defendant, at the rate of %s. 4.1. per lb. for the I
black, and Is. Gil. for Ow green. That the materials
used by Perkins for making such teas ware different
kinds of leaves and waste shomac from the tan-yards.
That to imitate black les, the materials were stained
with copperas; and to imitate green tea, were co.
loured with verditer end Raman shard, with which
Dutch pink and Prosaism Moo were also used.
Thu Defendant called an witnesses, bat Mr. An-
num', as his Counsel, addressed the Jury on his
behalf ; who, Oar a short reply from Mr. DAIINCEIf
on behalf of the proatcstion, found their verdict for
the Crown—Penalty 1401.

ROLLS COURT, Fag. 20.

CHARITY };STATES.

THE ATIOINZT.GUILRAL P. 11111 111111gDAIMIRS'

COMPANY.
London, England, 1819-02-22

FRENCH PdPE RS.

PARIS, Fan. 18.—Yesterday, after Moss, which
She King heard in his apartments, the Borne of the
Chamber of Depitimi, condected by the Minister
or the Interior, presented to his Majesty the Project
of lAw en the financial year, adopted by the Cham-
ber in the Sitting on the 16th.

At one o'clock. his Majesty presiJed over a Coun-
cil of blinisters.—( Monitow.)
'1 n. health of the King is improving daily. It is
hoped that his Majesty will be able in a short time to
resume his arxestomed promenades.

The Chamber of Peer a will assemble te•day, to
receive a commenicaiion from the Slinisiers.

M. de Saint..Aulaire„ amber of a parophi.tspiost
the memory of the Marshal the We de Fehr*, was
killed on Tuesday, in e dee!, by M. de Lattice's,
•as ewer of the Royal Guard, and a relation of the
late Marshal. They fought with swords in the Bois
de Boulogne.—(Journal des Debate.)
The young 13eaupoil de St. Aulaire, who so gal.
hotly answered the successive challenges of Gement
Nlontesquieo, nephew, mud M. de Feltre, son of tie
;to Minister of War, deceased, and who had woe
the esteem of his two antagonists, has again had a
duel with an officer of the Royal Guard, which has
prnved fatal. He had the generosity to change places
with his adversary, observing that the sun was is, his
eye.. The first wowed he received was mortal, and
be 'spired immediately.
Father Aloys Fiorris has been nomistalad Gosend
of the Order of the Jesuits.

It is said at Berlin, that Ilse recaiof M. de Kolas.
twe, is owing I. his wal•address, in saying in his
Joaroal,that tits litasoir of Swords' on Germs',

.as (delal.

This Memoir having excited general Ilissetisfaction
in Germany, liso Russian Government has disavowed
the assertions of M. do lintaebee, bat this Council.
for of State is promised a new sphere of activity in his
native province of Bubonic.
French Fends, Feb. 16.—Five per Coals. 701.
!Lek Stock, 1,625 f. Feb. 17.—Fite per Coots.
70 f.—Batik Stock, 1,530 f.

CHAMBER OF DEPUTIES, Fes. 16.
The adjourned debate en the fiaation of tie
financial year was resented. After some discussion,
the President proceeded to pet the l'rrject to the
vote.

Art. 1. Thst the antacid per be bet:cefuttb fixed
from July to July.
London, England, 1819-08-25

•LDSPDAI. AUGUST t§, 1819.

The 6rd WNW to be noticed by a Palrio.ir Jour-
naliet of this day is the letter in full of Sir FRANCII
IluanlTT to the Electing of Westminster, of which
oe Sae the matlioes in the STATESMAN of )Aslotils).
The writer of ti at letter may truly be considered
the Sugar ANCHOR d Britaia!s Bilk of Freedom.
which has so long bees tossed about by the tempest
of power, almond the Golph of Corruption. Now
is the time for lf,ngland is set a tree value upon a
faithful friend. here has always been, in every age
sod clime, some one or few sten to be found in the
great emergency of a nation, in whom bretet the ie.
perishable seed of public WWI* bee been 10410 by
Providence to save a falling People. We have Nona
that invaluable depositary ; and Larriog found It.
though wish the utmost abhorrence to fier,,,y, we
will never fell to espetiste on its WM/WI. cube
to
the high.spiriltd, though almost broken-down Briton.
If there were a man in England weak enough before
to doubt of the Bermset's entire devotion to his be—
loved country, let him now set his mind tight, and
Impartially vie* and review his conduct throughout
his whole political life. We have slyly, considered
him s prodigy of vlrtoe in these bad timee ; where
in many examples, in persons of the highest di•tine.
lion, of baseness end 'scare of principle', opi.
liking, and of friends have been exhibited to hi•
view. Let it mow*, be forgotten that he le the
Aret men of his class and fortune, who has, from
and convirion, from a kind of intuition,
avoided the path of that Parliamentary profligacy,
which the self•interested and the ambitious here, M-
olest without exception, taken to augment their for.
lance and obtain new tiite.. His re;itert f,tr eusitc
inns, tbwasto cried clown as a ciumera, has ea-
London, England, 1819-02-13

more consult their hsppin•ss by net removing to the
United States. He almost laughs al Mr. Bi,kbeck't
settling in this western country. This being the first
time I bad •sea this swell-known charscter, I viewed
him with no ordinary dogleg of ieterest. A print
by Barnleast, executed in 1801, consols a correct
loonies of his person. His eyesore small, and pleas..
lagly pod natured. To • French Untiaman resent,
he was enemies; with ►is sons familiar ; to his sere
nets easy ; bat to all, in his tome sad m reso-
lute and determined. Ho feels no hesitation in
raisin himself, and evidently believes 'hat h• is
eventually destined to be the Atlas of the British
nation. His faculty of relating saecdotes is amusing.
1,
sastantes when we meet. Illy impressions of Mr.
Cobbett are, that then who know hies would like
him, If they can be content to 'chink uncusditionslly
to his dictation. 6 Obey me and I will treat you
kindly ; if you do not, I will trample ea you,'
seemed visible is every word sad feature. He ap.
pears to feel, in its fullest force, these sentimeets—

• -
*,t ►ate DR ►ret►rr, imerlake so ►ra►er,
I a. swot *Mar.'"
it is .nleeky for this blade, that the parties aro
alive. First—ls the " Englithwoonals" speak (or
herself, width ibis does in these words

" I remember. that about s week after I came to
Hyde Perk, In 1817.• man came to the hoes. in thu
evening, when Mr. Cobbett was our, and that he came
again the west morning. I never knew, or asked
what coentryman he was. He came to the beck
door. I first gave him a astir in a beck room ; bet
Si he was a slippery looking young man, and as it
was growing Wt., my hesisend thought it was best
to bring him down to the kitchen. where h.e staid
till be went sway. I bad nn talk with him. I could
net knew whet enedition Mr. Cobbett foenti the
know in, for I did not come here till the middle of
Aging. I never heard whether the Gentleman that
lived here before Cohhett was In American. or not.
I never in my tifs said a sold again.' the People or
the country; I am v►ry glut I came In it; I am do.
ing very well in it ; and have fusnd as good and
kind friends amongst the Americans as I ever had its
all my life.
London, England, 1819-02-13

shadles easel to two minces of geld a month; Cape
Coat pep ma frier allies; Ind Keeeiaboe tour sa-
ki* 112 CAM! Coast is a IMP kreele (place); 4.
rithe.ErtgEsto thiek that fair ? No, tkey de cot. .
• 46 The Ditch say lam a proper King. I can fetch
away the satires. The, give ',fuer ounces in goods
44 The Klee of LOW Is a mighty King; he is
greater thee all the ke can fetch away the
Frisch, the Dutch, the Dawes, the Spaniards, the Per.
mime, the Americans. He fetches away all the white
people—all their books belong to him—what would
ha say if the French or Ditch would cot give him
their books? Au lam a great King, I fetch away all
the black people; their books beton to me. I
thank God I see four English Gentlemen's faces, so
I can and four of my Capteins to Cape Coast, and
go myself, sad see all the English—bet this fear
*chime grieves my heert.
46 Asheatees and Footers ere not the same. The
Ashentets send pod gold, and get good powder from
the English—good every thing. Tim Fantres take
geed gold from Ashanti" and give bad gold to the
F.nglieb; they bey ten isa:nlkerchiefs from the Eng-
lish, and give eight to the Asininity§ ; they bey see
maker of ram, and mit it with water, and woke two

for the Asbantees ; they sell charcoal with the iten•
powder sod sell It to the Ashaeiees. The Footers
ere ell ilea new."

FRENCH PAPERS.

DAY AT ONR O'CIAPCK.
pee Celli. Nail 1064
India Needs 76 '7
Law Ana. ID 6-16 i
Kreilegiser Mb 16 18
London, England, 1819-02-13

CROMER Or DEPUTIES, rri. I.

Of 18 Petitions addressed to the Chamber, the
'Oleos of which were dismissed in this sitting, not
one of them was in any dear"' interesting. .
...

After they were disposed of, M. Roy-made a Re-
port from the Commission charged to examine the
Project of 1411 W relative to the sale of salrpore and
gunpowder. He presented numeral's amendments to
the Project, especially in the regulations respecting
the privileges to be given to proprietors of saltpetre
estsblishments. The observations by which the Com-
mission justified those amendments were in Iloilo.
with sound constitetional principles.
GANILII afterwards read the Report of the
Commission on the fixation of the financial yesr. Ile
concluded by the adoption of the Project which
establishes the financial era in the commencement of

the month of Joly, and was zetioes in averting the
',pooch of socoostitationslity which had been
thrown upon that Project by the mamas skies of
the Chamber. The soot eatertained by the Ultras its
favour of the Charter is so ardent, that four of that
party bad registered their names to speak against the
Project. Amongst those who have to-day inscribed
to support it are MM. Royer Colors'. Savoir Rollin,
end Dovergier Wilaeranne. The two former arm
Dedriaisis

Pants. Frs. B.—The Electors! Colleges of the
ire Deportment, of which the Deputations are dol.
cient, are to be immediately convoked. They are
the Haste Marne, the Moister's, the Loire Infe-
rieure, the Rhone, end the Surds. The Ministry,
relying on the popularity of their isessures since
their late orpnization, have declared their full coa-
-1 Woos in lb. discretion and discernment of the elec-
tors, nod their determination of *splaying no Intel
10.1111000 to bias then.

No pains sows of importance has been agi-
tated io the Chamber since my last. 111. iwin.
is using every esertion to be named Reporter of
the Committee on the Projet de Lai concerning
the responsibility of Ministers. He is sepported by
two Members of the Commission, MM. Jo Vii.
lel. eml Corbiere, and by the eacesslre Rea.
reetem sod semodmoots he insists es. Is certain.
ly waking to vie ever two ledeperideots, MM. De.
pout de l'Eme god Bedeck, likewise foreshig part
of the Commission. Them Deputies, distrust'sl of
hie motism hitherto, Imo to the side of Coast Beep.
not, the Misisierial Candidate. The law will ceriMaly
not be adeptml without important alterations.
The Right Side is divided into two Sections, se is
the Left Side, because the second Section in each sp.
poaches the Centre, end occasionally votes with the
Misieiry.

RECAPITULATION
c I9S
R'l Fire Poetics 63) 91 lo Si" /locoed Section
73
Gore ... c ri•nt rwiii 7,
Left tie./lreood Ilectloo .

lIMI

The Climber nee to model of Oll
M. Pendell, Depwty of Cone, hie not appeared,
and the pieces aro votant of Ire Doped's, which
•stet the amber coliploto.
London, England, 1819-02-13

4410. aft—"fir
- e•d,

AMR HIG.4.

ttlloll Tile a►w YOU tvtiften Port.)
' Al the late Mayor's Omit come nn for trial lie
rim'. of Maeries, Inspector a Oil, r. Judd, a render,
N.hial. warp as it may seem, turned on lite vies-
' oi.in, whether t whole iv a fish 2 To seppirt the new.
g• Ire the learned Dr. Mitchell was sworn, and a aem-
-1...► of persons not so learned : while, on the ethos
*id., • .umber ill 'itemises meetly respectable, tes.l
titled t►at they bed always been actestemed, der.
Ina their ',bele lives, to consider every Inhabitant of
II a greet deep, and which could not live on land,
a. fishes, and the whale amongst the rest. It eon-
sosnvd nearly three days in settling the question
ail the sellers of oil being owe way of swearing;
and ell the beton soother; and perhaps the Jewry
ight have bees puttied until this time, had not
41.• learned Di. Mitchell ento►twnstely quilted the
first chapter of Genesis In support of his opinion.
The Delmer remarked, that it is there said, that
4' God crested great whale., and eve►y living ern.
Lure that movetti, which the waters brought forth
abundantly :" from which be inferred that the whale
mu, • a.rarate creation from fishes. This psi the

other side upon the same truck ; who fogad a teat
in the Old Testament, which states, that 46 Jesalt
wits is thv belly of the fah three days and three
iti,04.," sod, in the New, that "Josiah was three
days Isi tbe shale's belly." Patties the two to-
gether they proved that a whole was • lab, sa
cordisg to Scripture authority. Besides, they
said, that Ilse Doctor's test, if it peeved say
thing in the case, would prove leo mesh; for
it would slimily prove that a whale is sot a 46 lisle,
creature." Finally the Jury by their verdict de-
ckled, that st &sale is is fish. Sir Joseph Beaks, we
are told by the facetious Prior Plodar, once made
esperlesest' to satisfy Mattel( whether lees were
not lobsters, by boiling them to see if they would
Into red ; bat, the retell diseppeiating his 'specie.
tintss, he is meds by the Poet to 'seeks, peevishly,
'• lieu ate set Waters. e—a their souls:

• 1
MAT WA'

LAW NIEL MO "AWL

DOORS OP CHUMMY. Frs. FL
IM TES MATT 07 DUPFIELD I,..IITZWART.

The Loan CJIASOILLeIIk •ft goolog into Coed
this serrealag, said, as Mr.Dellielei tees wet a party
to Mr. liertat's Peiirlor tesrpere.de the Cireiniesioe
of lionimpt aversion' unities( hien, ha costa sot *a
that accost grant tie lojanction asked for; and I.
liasaleil. that say petters oho should bay tbe Rey.
Rats estates ender the esistiog eiroutostsaeos, would
be a bold otos Word, end roonsmosesdad Mr. ilryeat
to give duo notice, of, Ilto objections et the time of
sale, if he did not (on dintoor isfonnsi ion) is die masa
the. grant the lajaasalan.
London, England, 1819-06-23

CA VIRLFORD ELECTIOI.

Mr. UUMK obewreed, that in the otmence of th►
Hon. G.ottoman who had been Chairmen of the
Cern.'lord Itlecti.n Committee, he was online, to
commu.ieese in th► Hesse the grounds on which the
Cementite., had reparted that Mr. 1141101, nne of the
witneweve,hed wilfully absented himself. It less proved
that he had taken en active and prominent part in the
trenosetlone of the gleelion, and had sebsequently
lrft his non haute, ,0 that vestry ►fort to circa
him obis a statism far his stlencianee bud been ice?.
forteel. Of roar principal witnesses, three were ab-
sent ; hut in 'bit (91111. the Committee were pereoaded
thet the absent-. was intentional. He ondermood
t►at inelitieloel wet anew in custody open the Speaker's
wettest, and althn.Rh it wit not for him to sanest
what centre, the Howie ought In pores., he certainly
thee/At sorb proceedinas shoed be adopted se would
support the authority of fit.►. Cntemitteee. Uotler
those ennsideretions he now meted that the indivi-
dual in question be committed to his *jetty's jail
of Newest,.

Mr. STURGES BOURNE repressed some sor-
os.. at the motion of the Honourable G•tilleman.—
le seemed more consonant It, the prscti tt of other
Coons of Justice in cases of enneenso en call open
the party for HS derriere before conweritting trot to
Nearest. He weight deserve the punishment, bet
be might to be informed of the charge against hint.
Mr. HUME observed, that he had made the mo.
lion upon an enderstanding that It was not the usual
coarse to move, oho lbe pare, should be called to
the bar. He had been unexpectedly called on to
bring the ref/jeer seder consideration.
The SPEAKER wished to apprise the flow, that
it ills Its ancient follfsP, and there were tome M.
coal lestiineets of its being parserti, to repose the fell t
essi confidence in it Committees, and en beer the
statements of parties who bad incurred their dispiee-
we is, petitions only.
On the motion of Mr. CROKER, the Report of
the Committee was reed. it esproosed the opinion
of eh* Committee, that Mr. Hallett had •ilfelly
ahsronded.

kb,. Irmo tation, in width Mr. Scarlet,
Mr. Macdonald, Mr. Crokor, and Mr. W. D.
11•Tyrry took • Aare, thy aerie, was withdrawn liii
Friday. In cutler to 'ivy time to the poison in cos.
lady to a P•tillon to the linen..

Mr. JOHN SMITH brought up the Report of the
Ronkrepr Regolra .4 BM, which oar re•towwitterl,
and the Report nrAered to be taken lute farther
cootideration on Thoredey.
London, England, 1819-06-23

COM BIN A T lON ACTS.

Mr. HUME presented • Petition from a 'masher
of jtiornes men 11101111111q1 and Mechanics in Lon-
don and Westminster, complaining of the operation
of the laws relative to combinations among work.
men for the purpose of obtaining higher wage,. and
preying for on amendment of them. Th. Honour-
•lde Member, after some observations ow the hard.
ships to whirl, theta laws selbjected workmen, sad
the unjust advaotsge which they allowed to twastere,
gars woliee, that an Tumidity neat he should move
for lease to bring iu a Halite anted the GsObis,.
dew lute.
. Nu ELLICE spelt. In favour of the prayer s
the Petition, amid said, he would titre oil Ile! 9-rpott
is bit power to the vtinciele of the UM.

Mr. WILLIAMS Mt indebt►d In Isis 11411. Friend
for hrioging tble 'abject before the Ilesse.
The Petition was then brnught up mad read.
On the mobile that it he laid on the table.

Lord EIIRINGTOS entirely 'roil in the
sentiments etpresseil by the Hon Members who hid
preeerled.—•The Petition was laid en the table, sad
ordered In be printed.
Mr. PEEI. pretested a Petiole° from 13 Meng-
fseterera in Lsaeashire end Yorkshire, in favour of
dm Cotton Maneketary.Blll.27l.4.l.em the table.
London, England, 1819-06-23

THE STATESMAN.

took this opportunity of remarking, that he should
not here tett ao stroll( an objection to the appoint•
meta of a Committee, if the lion. Member had ab•'.
stained Ones those comments on Illy proceedings of
Courts of Justice which had been an satisfactorily
answered by his Hoe. and Learnd Friend. It had
been said, that there ►ad bee. no less than 760 in-
formations en the pert of the Customs god Eaci•e,
within the period of a year ; but when it was consi-
dered that the amount of
was 35,000,0001., ■nd when the various frauds sod
artifices by which its collection was impeded wore
likewise remembered, be did not think that the saes•'
bee would crest, any surprise.
Mr. GORDON denied shot any Impetatiors bad
been cast epos the Judges in the speech of the Hos.
Member. ft was the spleem which had been repro.
baled, and deserved reprobetion. A feeo had to.
costly crone under his own notice, in which the de.
fendaut was urged to a compromise in open Court,
end by his own Counsel. The Judges themselves
passed, while this clutterieg and bartering of justice
was in progress. Toe Atterney.Gesteral busily
withdrew t►e record, jest before the Jury were about
to consider their verdict. To a poor man the es-
pence, were most heavy ; and what was yet worse,
the Atcorney.G►nest might renew the prosecution
whenever he should think proper. He would
that nothing more oppressive than this had ever been
molted in the Star Chamber ; end that the jerisdic•
lion now ised by the Court of &chequer re-
quired the most attentive investigation of Parliament.
Mr. I) W. 111 ARV EY shortly replied. Ile should
' withdraw hi, emotion for the present, trotting that
the RIM lion. Gentlemen would not refine his ay.;
seat to it in • future lesion of Parliament.

The CHANCELLOR of the EXCHEQUER
heard that ►. ini4ht not be considered as a patty to
this enderstseding.
Mr. D. W. HARVEY •ith the consent of the
Hoot, t►en withdrew his motion, end teowtql tisptf
fur t►e production of all Petitions end Memorials
presented to the T r y, together with other do.
commits, in the case of Mr. Sunni Bryant.—Or-
dered.

Mr. KENNEDY moved. that en humble Address
bf prea.nted to his Royal ll%knees ilia Prince Re.
gent, praying that he aroadd he graciously pleased is
eke directions fora return of the nitualsrr of persons
baniehod fro. Scotland in tech $ ear since the pser
1800. speri4leg the offence in each case, awl tbs.
tiogeishing shether it alma &cited in the high Guest
wf Juittlriary, Of by hey others and what J edges.—
°Moly&

Mr. LUSIIINGTON motrod fnr, end obraintod.
lIINVP to bring io a 811 l to trsosfer the dote of the
Supervisor of Emilio Acerooote to the Comptroller.
General of Cs•tuesv.
Mr. LUSIIINGTON then vivo entire of Ms in-
.ontioo to solo foe Imo to brine in a 13411 for ro.,
sallying the Diegebatk en Coale vgod for calcining
Load Oro, Coppor, arid inn. The flight lion.
ontloatan also g .9111 motet; of a Bill for As sere
•fleetest rotten, leo of gm orgl i net.
London, England, 1819-04-16

/MY UNDER ►ALE PRETENCES.

hir. HILL (the Attoritry-General) stated Me cm
with his sisal per+picoity mid ingenuity, which, for
1 considerable time wiled the isogistor of a very
crowded Court, and produced a smile *vets on this
gratestcoontensiico.

The Prosecutor was then called op, and 'strained
by Mr. TIMPLE.
Edward Pierce model►d by Mr. TpaN.s.—l live
at Llandyrneg, in the county of Deabigh ; I sae
John Edwards, at hie own hoes., called Denbo
in the parish of Northop, in the month nfApril,
1813. I und►rstood I had been put in Fynnon
Ellen ; I mean my name had brew pet in. I t►ought
something was the matter with one. I paw every
thing going crass. I was in/avowed that John Ed.
wards pulled people nut of the well; I went to him
in order to be pulled out. I told hies something
was the matter with me. Ile immediately observed,
that any name was put in Fyonou Eliao. I teem-
bled! Ile all it was not then a fit time is take my
name oat, but desired me to wait 611 the nett fell,
noon, when he would lake me out. He requestml,
me, in the interim, to read the following Psalms, 6,
7, 20, 68, 100, and 118 ; afterwards he would let
me know when to go to Fynnon Elise, as these were
other people to go with us, it was absolutely neces-
sary to go there; I went to his house in May follow-
ing, to enquire about the proper lime to ge to the
well. Ile said he would go the following Sander,
slid desired me to meet him at St. Ampla. We met
there at seven o'clock on the Stodgy evening ; it
was then full snood Edwards lied the day.—
When I sew him at St. Assph, he desired me logo
on one aide with him to pay the mosey, which
be said was to be given to the Woman of the Well,
for felting my name out ; he said, if I paid him, my
name would be taken oat. I was to pay 155.; bet
I told him I had only 14a. Gd. by me, which he ac-
cepted! Ile then engaged to take my name cent, sad
pay the money to the Woman of the Well. Ile told
mo, that in consequence of having my name taken
not, I should have my health and authority as I
wished to have ; I am sure he told me so. I paid
him the motley, in order that my name might be taken
out. John Edo ards, myself, and two other men nn
the same basin's+, then started fur the well ; we
arrived there from twelve to half-past twelve on
Sunday night. I never saw the well before; Ed-
',auk called me to the well, and showed it to sae ;
we went to a stile near the well ; be bid us three go
over and terrain there till he fetched the key from
the house wlrre the Woman of the Well heed. Ile
111111 11111 he would then pay the woman—be did 1101
**y where the hoots was. The well was inside a
fence. I did not tee a key ; there was no door on it
to my knowledge. Edwards was absent about ten
minutes; when he returned, he desired one of the
men to fellow him. One of the strangers went with
him; they were absent about a quarter of an hear or
20 minute.; when the man returned, I went In hie
stead. 1 found Edwards at the ‘401; he bid inertia/
London, England, 1819-04-16

7 e! PoPs.
4••• NA,

The eesclon of the fortress and mill
now under 'British protection. Into •the
Turkish Government, has ieditoeid es
following sketch of the history of these I
" Perri is owe of she eentistental deg
the Isaias United States. It is meet mil _ _
sheeted both for eminent and defeweetArgre emelt
projeeting into the sea, nearly opposite Illie liked of
Pato, the smallest of the 11111,11111 bele, 'Was. • 101
common with the tetras el Racists
the coast of Epirus. wed dlefliet- ii,k• -VA
iitAr
Acarnanis, it had W Wee foe Orel . the
Republic of Venice, sudiffleabed aims.
sessions. I odeed, theta einikeeSsips,
sit with their small but fe lievetterise,,wWW4 vital
vportatsee to the lee' jorstaseetr:theYteepHed
videos to the lit • thick were always mashie
,sport their owe" laths; lisp prat/clod the
4i fisheries ed visit; they were convenient
is of comelo/011; end. while they afforded an
Imenicafldi with European Terkey, they
cies* Nictvitaling it Eros accumulating
quid as Might be dangerous to the
S thlly belonged.
vantages worn so highly appreciated
', daring their sovereignty, that the
Ns restricted by treaty truss erecting 1
a silo of its owe shore on the,
`be fall of Venice, the bads*
'moonlitl dependenries, pissed
he French Republic, and the
',y the Treaty of Campo
4 the war with the Porte,
expelled by the united
t that the Visit Ali,
etch for de promo.
sissdoe (rem the
y lied. and od-
'loiteh garrison,
`nhabitents.—
'miter fate;
mike, sad
's trader '
1

sit
104
London, England, 1819-04-29

711 T RING V. *MUIR AND

This honeying caw rouses on in the Court of
Kitts's Death. at ‘Vestesinater.hall, this day, In the
shape of an stsement fors new trial, or in arrest of
jedgment upon the ground of the Learnt! Judge
who tried the nese, having permitted the Jury to
separate sell go to their respective hooves on the night
pendia; the trial, which gave them an opportunity of
noising wish the Public, or, as Lord Elleshernagh
expressed himself in she case of the trial of Woofer,
" with the multitude; and they bad also an oppor-
tunity el reeding in the Politic Journals of that even-
ing and the following morning, the statements which
appeared in them. Under such circumstances, it was
too moth to expect the Defendants to enter upon
any defeat*. All the Defendants will appear le
Court.

There was so other ease worth otetttioeiog.

The Court of Escherse.-r set I very short doe,
there brie. ors besieeso of imperious*.

MGR COURT OF ADMIRALTY. A vett IL
Thin w•s so appeal ca., hoot the sentence of
Tic.. Admiralty Court of Coy lon. in a suit Instituted
by the salvors at the Cornwallis F.Ast India-man : the
evidence. which wag of a voluminous description, was
not all sone through, but the Hurl* facts sppearrJ
to he these:—Th. skip Cornwallis row her ro)na•
from Calcutta l• London,
.uith a very valneble ear.
u.., *.a fllleo taken off their:ma of Ceylon her a violent
.worst. in consequo::ce of Ala, on the 25th Noire/-
b. r, 1814, she bora** disowned ; sisal on the 27th
MS, descried by his ilajegty's frigate Salvette, shit
I.er viral, of ditties, hoisted, am/ an the shim siw.
wsa hnastlrd by a hoot from the frigate, which found
bvr in s very bad condition, in.! her ere., who were
ell of them I.sseara, totally incompetent to Work the
.hip, and apparently determined i•i make no net-
' s whate►ertoasve !hen. own pm, or preserve ihv
vo.vel. At this time thelaiselle was herself Ia a
roust sickly state. swami: of an of her ciew were
already on the doctor's list and disease wes daily
isoCtft:: ; it! 13t4grs sotto% tl.col. The boat tetra=
London, England, 1819-04-29

HOUSE OF COMMONS.

Upon the prommition of Sir E. KNATCHBULL,
that the Order for the third reeding of Ilalford's Di•
Tore, Bill sboold he pet a lilt to-morrow.
Mr. CROBEIL obsorred,tbat as this Bill involved
a question of week isportomm be them' t 'bet far-
ther time should be allowed for its consideration;
and therefor, he moved the postponement of the
Order until ibis day Wormiest. After some
mules, a division was called for, and st.angers were
reelected, bet the ameadmiut iss agreed to without
a division.