The Statesman.
London, England, 1819-05-21 00:00:00

•rliE ST,.I7SNIAIc

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ode' Plogarn I
purl. dbiniereded frl

ship. anti the strong lore of justice. The Roost tens.
tine! rindientors of rights and wrongs may be en.
gaged by the impartial body of money-deelers and
paper.ehewgerst in the temple of Threaskeedle-street.
" Leant what thee ages* thy Coolers, at thy/rare/1
1 Who's retrials so yam and what to spabd: •
Leer■ ild.; eel atom, eery aot the store
Of the greased Alleftesge et he grinds the peer."

There Cr. iqlgernet as soft se air, cod mostly es
intangible, though made perceptibly to oor mean.
Such, for instance, as when the late Mr. Cultism

pet up by Auction the Borough of Gallon: there was
• great languor in the bidding.. The bidders
messed to be calculating the rents of the farms,
as to the interest they would yield the per.
chaser.—" I am ',wired, Gentlemen," mid t►e
eloquent knight of the hemmer, " that you employ one
moment is arithmetical c•lc•lations, which are the
smallest objects of the concern : to this estate are at-
tached advantages and honours too palpable sot to
be understood. though of a nature too delicate to be
expressed." This utell.tinsed remark had the desired
effect, the spirit of pecaui•ry opposition was Is.
gently raised, and the nationally useful Borough,
now represented by the eloquent Members, Mr.
Dorris and Dr. FLastttrc, was knocked down Is a
NAans fur more than treble the SUS it stuck at atlas
article of pounds, shiliiego, and peace.

The CHANCILLOR of the F.-unfelt/1n lest night
did what must greatly put not of couniensoce the
officious fain:tying Cot; anus which, it seems, also
has done things to diiplease the Financier.—
Th. House sod the Public were informed, that he
should be obliged to lay new burdens on the heck.
Um are your proofs of the growing prosperity of
Trade, Manufacture, Iteranue, Itc. atc. Such Is the
State of the Nation, which a ri tunas body of Re-
presentatives of tbe Nation ssy needs so engeiring
into.

If Ministers belie•• they hare obtained a •ictory
over the Public iu the division against Mr. TIMET,
nu the State of the Nation, they &ogre tivenstrlves,
(or the now 'object, ender varies' ships, will per.
priestly ergo itself open the notice of the Hoots.
Mr. LAMBTON'II resistance to adilitiostal teastioo, will
be a debate spa the State of the Nation.

The argammits seed in certain Journals far con-
firming the Bank Restriction, as it is improperly,
■ay, falsely milled, awaken the moat painful eon°.
lions in the sensible and sensitive mind. It is ion-
pomade that they could he wade use of by any ono
of seised mind and m•m•ry I. it then (tom a cor-
rept heart that a writer tan ascribe the distresses of
1816 to the attempt to p■y roles in rush ? Aud more,
that a• paying in cash meld die reps the ogricialterat
sad commercial world." Ne), •bove all, would
eggrevale the distresses of the manufacturivig and
poorer ciasses.-0%, shear, where is thy blush!
If ewer bribery an.l corruption had lees• of ab•
venire from attending spoil I:11cl iont and Election
Committees, it is at this far we see something
very like the effect of thn.e sff i.jlmeneer io the so.
philters who write about the abstruse •Bain of the
Dili IL. _ _ _

We have met heard that the perorated Mr.
Rowans has sebsaibed to the Maki, BAHR Pats•
TIUV, and if it k •n, it I, only a '• Rowland for an
Oliver," for tho ILok, w. SIC pretty sere, has not
suloctiheil to his tragical Petition.
Yesterday. two Ilimhurah Mails arrived. The
greater part of tile acceen.s by them have been *stick
pated by •trivets from other puts of she Continent.
In the Skiing of the Diet at Frankfort, on the 6th
Committee was appointed to enquire into the
st de of the Guinan Universities. A great redaction
in tales is talked of in the Austrian dominions, cape.
rially in those on bosses and land, it being fogad
Impossible, at the prices to which the products of the
earth have been reduced since the peace, that the
former rates can be collected. So that we see the
financiers of other States are obliged to snake the
coodit'on of the People a role of timeliest of their
taxation.

A letter from Hambergh of the 14th inst. an-
nounces, that " th. greet commercial firm of Zuc•
KLFIN, aid Co. of alga, has suspended
its payments. The calamity had been for some time
impeded. M. IC Lam of Hamborgh, when the first
stews of their ditbceltie• reached that place, •(te►
transactina hosiers, as usual on 'Change,disappev►d
the seine rvenisig, leasing a letter r►commending his
family to the case of his friends, and has not since
been beard of."

Un Str Gesoust hi'Gomm's geittine the island
of Jemmies to proceed to Snoth Ame►ica, he issued
the following Address to the Merchants of the
Weed t

lielfmg about to twosome operations aralail the Spasinrile
se the Mom. oral kwsine, as I de, your esewesises with that
ColloIr!, at.d thr ertisatesto likely is be predated is this Waled.
I Mora he aware .net s.•er r•petly, 114 far a. ems he
blestlked Is be bees pie ltroiste, shall he respeesed. Lip-
like the tawny palsied by hisatatw nosiest the British in-
terra on he ewry taste time ids, I pledge myself In secure in
yew jerky, and ~toe you to withdraw year /wads sithost
the least pusailek dellicelty.
( Sane ) GREIIOR lit•GR EGON.

The Emperor of Roma is indefatigable is pro-
mailing eras, toanufactures, and science, in the Rus-
sian e..pire. The Lavatory, fur the purpose of wash-
ing and sorting wool, under the direction of M. J.
11. Ott Acens, is the neighbourhood of Odessa, is
highly interesting to the woollen trade, and panics-
Icily to the manufacturers of woollen cloths. This
is likely to produce a source of wealth to Kasai., as
in the South, particularly, sheep base multiplied ea-
ceedingly, and the wool is rendered infinitely more
valuable by this new siad ingenious process than it
was before. The bulk of the wool being dee
It is now 'altimeter' at much less espence than for-
merly, and the shippers of Merinb and ether wools
do not seller by deletiosatiou of the article &rill
the 'ore.

"ttpirtrit Psis REG t
tbe Prince R.
Carltoo-house chiefly for tee purpose , giving
Sewn to the Persian Ambassador, and to receives
presents which had been seat foriiis Royal Ilighnrset
ameepisece from the Sovereign of Persia. It being
known that the Ambassador was to proceed its greed
precession, ails the pretests, frosts his wildcat:tin
aiWiewsi tett, Berkeleytsgeare. to Carltoo-heese,
the streets (not withstanding the Ineenant rails) were
thronged with persons of every description, anxious
to wit ness he ceremony. A detachment of Life Geoids
Oaf 11111iniv0.1 in front of Cariton-hnese, and Poli-
test, was lined with them. At titillation' of St. Jaws's.
attest, opposite the palace, the bead of this Royal Horse
Guards (Wee) wets ststieoed ; and the line from St.
James's-street, throegb which the procession was to
pose, was guarded by the whole of that corps in new
uniforms. At two o'clock the cavalcade left the re-
Wren of the Persia. Ambassador, sad proceeded
through Albemarle-street, Piccadilly, St. James's-
street. and Pall-mail, to Cstlton.tiouse, preceded
and followed by • body of Isomers and constables.—
Thee Royal carriages, drawn by six horses, coots's-
log the Officers in the Ambassador's smile; nest
none eight brautifel horse., of the most perfect sym-
metry, end soperbty csperisoned, led by the Ambas-
sador's attendants, es presents to the Prince Regent,
followed bye Royal carriage. drawn by six beautiful!
black home, bearing the Persian Ambassador, es-
corted by a strong body of Lancers and Horse
Guth. A siren detachment of Guard. brought
up
the sear, whirls was followed by a great member
of Noblemen and Gentles's', carriages, and an im-
mense concourse of pedestrians.
Ou the appearance of the cavalcade in St. James's-
street, the band of the Blues strack op God sane the
King; sad lb. troops stationed on each side satiat-
ed
his Highness as he passed. On its reaching Carl-
ton-boese, the land of the Life Guards streek op
the same tone, and the troops saluted In like
manner.

On reaching the grand entrance his Highness was
received by the Lords in Waiting, end conducted with
she usual ceremonies to the royal presence, when he
tendered the presents from his Helot Master to the
Prince Regent, which, as well as his Highness, were
most graciously received.
The Levee was attended by ain't of tine Ministers
of State, the Forties Ambassadors, and an anasisal
number of Noblemen and pert's. of distinction,
prompted as well by loyalty to the Prince, as by cu-
riosity to witness I:ie novelty of the spectacle.--It is
needless to add, that the windows in rho streets
throogh which the rsvalcad• poised. were lined, prin.
cipslly, with elegantly dressed females, who saluted
his Highness as passed. The cataimide returned
in nearly the same mance; to the Ambassador's resi-
dence.

On Tuesday and tVednerday the Prestos EWENt
tithed the Marquis of Csiozmosaszzir, who is se-
rioasty indisposed.
Policies were opened at the Stork Etchese yes-
terday, to receive 20 guineas on centlition of more.
in too, shretid Consols he done at 63 withio twelve
monthg from the Nested time.
The Remorable Company's ship William Pitt,
Dreher's, was 'poke on the 25th of March in lat. 4.
4. long. 19. 42. W.; also the ship Newest, of Cal-
cutta, low, frown Liverpool In Calcutta, en the Ist of
April. In lat. 0 S. long. 20. W.; also the Cadmus.
Appleby. frost London to the Itle of France on the
3I of April, in lat. I. 31. N. loos. 20. W. by the In-
dispenssble, arrived from the Smith Seas.
Yesterdays the dispatches were closed at the Este
India-host,. and delivered to the Petters of the 1.,1.
lowing ship., viz. the Prisons Charlotte of Wales,
Ciptain Gating ; and Marquis of Wellington,
Captain Woon, fur Bengal direct.
The last 'deices from the French frontiers ate full
of accounts of the measures in progress for strength.
Being the French army.
The Third Repoli of the Select Committee of the
Howse of Commons on Finance, has been printed.—
It Motes esclusively to the Navy Estimates. There
Is • decrease in some of the departments, and in.
crease in othert, the causes of which are stated
is the Report ; bat the total result is a dimhoutian
lin the Estimates of the present year to the SIROOMI
of 20,0281. 4s. fid.
Since the motion which toss made by Mr. Corrry
en Stlerday, for • leveri fades, to levy the Sae
of 10,0001. imputed by the Court of King's Desch,
on Woolfc's goods and chattels, bet which was re.
Need for want of authorities. we understand (het the
Learned Coonsel, after diligent ',torch, has found
precedents to warraat the proceeding. and that a
teven has actually issued, and the Defendant's ponds
bare boon seized. The precedents for this proceed-
it( are, we understood, the King v. Wade. Skinner
IL S. C; Sir Thomas Jones and S. C; Y Stowe*,
166, in the 334 CIIAIILLI IL after the Restoration.
Tb. Charter of Cu Aam I I. gives ill fines for tames
in the City to the CO/POIRliOn•
EMIGRATION.— ON Sunday nostalgia, sailed free
!Cowes, the Resolution brig, of Newcastle, CLaair.,
Master, for Baltimore, having on board 60 emigrants
from the hie of Wight and other parts.' England.
destined to Ike Illinois Prairies anti Indiana, elicited
thereto by the *eductive descriptions of Mr. Monet,
Btaaagra, late of Wanbrosgh Form, in Surrey.
—Among them were Mr. JOHN Pettit, farmer and
brewer, of Newport. with a wife and family of II
SODS and daughters; Mr. J. Wools', farmer, of Whit.
ley, in Stoney, the friend end neighbour of Mr. M.
Biaantca. wises tenant of Lord ONSLONI.-- Mr.
Wimps takes with him a wife (formerly Mr. Brat-
DICK'S howse.keepor), five eons and tiro daughters.
Mr. T. Nang', farmer, of Westbeerne. in Wiltshire.
IThese pairengers have embarked some property, also
various implements of heabandry, «lib piek•szes,
I saws, hatchets, Ike. and several waggons, cute, and
horses, which are to draw them to the delightful
abodes of Indiana, on their arrival et Baltimore.—
I The ree tinder is chiefly composed of labourers,
I smiths, Carpenters, &c. Mr. lliaanacti, it is soder.
I stood, las contracted with the United States' Go-
vernn.ent for a township in the Illinois of 36 square
miles, to be paid for by instalments, within 25 years,
subject tt• special covenant-0)1c if, at the end of
that period, the township be not peopled by a gives
I number of persons, the towaship is to revert to the
i Wilted States.