The Statesman.
London, England, 1819-11-03 00:00:00

THE grA'ITSMAN.

MAGNA GHARTA.
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LORD clidallANS.

Extract of a letter, dated Bows Ayres, Judy
loth :.11 Lord Cambria, bas takes the Gsayagell
asavey, estimated to be worth 3,000,000 dollars ; he
subsequently erected a landiag et Para, and held en-
dititerbed plowable of that place for lee days, der-
lag which time be amply supplied bleaself with pre-
visions and refreshments, destroyed the fortileationt,
and sent all the setviceable artillery is a seboosor
of war, ono of the prises, to Valparaiso. He af-
terwards relented I. Callan t• memo the block.
ode, sad wield shorty be joised by the re-
mainder of the sqoadros from Valparaiso, new
seder the commend of Capt. Guise. Artists's re.
fetal to ..it. with BOSOM Ayres will not pretest
the Government from coming to an euderstasdieg
with Santa Fe and &twins, because the latter
ripest any supper' from their protector, Artigar, who
is bard pleated by the Perteeeme. They have oaken
Otargars, his seemed in commesd, also the division
of the famous Andresite. The areoests from Upper
Pere state, that the Rayalirt Commaader-ie-Chief,
La Cern., had withdrawn to the coast towards Arica,
end only left 1,000 men at Terries, sod smell gar-
damn in some other places. The troops which have
passed from Chili, over the Cordillera towards this
place, autoent only to 1,300 men, who ere to remain
is readiests to assist es is receiving the grand ospedi-
ties from Cadiz. The etptilitino inteetiod spina
k not en that strain siren up; only lei 1.04
Cochin,' captor* the Sea Thelma and Proofs, an
their voyage from Csdis, and Lima will fellow of
cisme."

-sr. tiKLgivj.
—some.—
Oer Reeder' will kern with serprive, god so doebt
with indignation, the disinter greener In which
Mr. Stoke., Naval Sorption ea board the Admiral's
ilag•skip at St. Helena, has been treated. They will
recollect that, on the retorts of Mr. O'Meara to Fin.
'lewd. this most reepectsble Navel Surgeon, was dl.
retied to get, Longwood, to snood on Bonaparte, who
wee moth ledisposed. He did so ; bee he, like his pride.
comer, incurred the diepleasore of Sir If. Lowe. and
he bed his option of retiring on half.pay, or of taking
his trial by Ceert.Martial, I. St. Helena, ern charges
of having *acceded his enameled'., by writing
bulletins of the Kt-Emperor's stale of health.—
He preferred the former, and refereed to England ;
Wow, en his arrival, be was receieed le the most
redoes manger at the Admiralty, sod is a few days
received as older to retorts to hie leaden ow beard
the Sitg.ehip, with which he forthwith compiled, la
the fell penguins that it was a mark of the setiefee.
Ilion of the lords of the Admiralty with his tended,
and a reproof to Sir Hods.. Lowe for the treatment
he had shows him. No seinen, however, bad he arrived
et St. Helene, than be was told that a Coert.Merlial
wee to be assembled to try hies no I charges pre.
(erred against hies by the Lords Cornminioners of the
Admiralty, relative to his crowfeet thereat his attend.
emcees Gement Ilesaperte! They are socb as would,
le soy elite, CS“ and siltation, be considered fri.
voices sod vexatious: het coring from en high an
eetberity, sod supported by the local influence of
Ms fairly, he can have eery little hops of relief.—
Ile regoeved, 011inieg others, that Coyote Bertrand
and hlootholon might be sometethed to attend se "th-
emes on his behalf. the only persists. by whose he
crreld refete the principal charges against him ; het
he was told that there were legal ohjoelions to their
appearance. The secrecy also which their Lordships
thought proper to &noire, with respect to their dr.
skin, in *ending lie beck to St. Helena to rejoin hie
ship, deprives his of the benefit of ell the original
doremeots of official correspondence, he having left
thorn is Ragland, as well as testimonials of character,
which after 10 years of approved service, he had re.
pitied from every Commander seder whom be bad
sailed. The system of terror so poweefelly operates
le SI • Helena, that a Military Officer declined giving
Simeon Stoke. his crienieneeco and assistance der-
log his trial, ow the plea of ill health • and a writer
is the Admiral's office begged he woold 'aces. hies
from attending to take notes, for fear of inverting
displeasure! The trial was to come on the day after
oar dispatch was dated, which was the 29th of Au-
gust last. We are sore that the above Narrative
no comment.

A Netting was held at Hamilton on Tommy, to
reconsider the proceedings of oho former Meeting ;
the Doke of liarietow wee present, as well as his
brother Lard A. ilarit.tot, with a number of the
most respectable liPtilutt. His Grace, in an ani-
mated speech, deplored the distress of the coontry,
sad snored the Meeting, that he felt it hie duty to
do all be had is his power to alleviate the distress of
the labooring classes. The ',dogwoods of his Grace
to procure employmest for the usemployed base Mee
crowned with 'access to a certain retool ; but it is
not a little sorpriaieg that Ore Doke should sake as
mention of Mr. Owitm and his beisevolent sod bees.
Geist system. In that, permanoot not temporary,
relief may ba aught for.
On the plates of the now Bank.sotes to prevent
forgery, is a very small miniature portrait of his
Royal Highnrs the Puttee Honest. most admirably
eamated in the chalk manner; and from the plates
being of the noway discovered prepared steel, at least
two bandred thousand impressions cat be worked off
without scarcely any in.'s's, In the engraving.
TIEETS TOR LORD MAYOR'S Dal.•-• Those who
have received a Ticket for the Civic Festivities, are
also invited to select ono for rertone's roast. The
Lottery draws on that day, and a 220,000 Prise in
the merging mart be allowed to by a famwas sharper
of the appetite for She Guildhall Dinner. The Scheme
contains Rigid of 140,000. Two of which are sore
to be drawn in the lied Five Minutes.—Principal
Giatecer, Om' who is Purveyor of Prises Extreme.
denary. at 4, Corolla!, and It, Clraring•Cresa•
Swift and Co. harm SOARED. SOLO, and arfrently
PAW to the Pehlic Moss Musty io Csetrat.
Poises, by many Thousands of Pound... thrtis any
other Office, including the whole of the Last Five
Lorrundes,whkh contained TWO Prises of £36,000
Cnnsels, TWO Prism of f 30.000 Money. awl NINE
Prism of x'lo,ooo-1n all /112,000.--Thu lorrtery
begins Nut TUESDAY, wish only 5.000 Tickets in
the Wheel, and the Chance t.l EIGUT Pr
e 20,000, Two of which oust he ilia s os that day.—
No. 11, POULTRY ; 14, Culotta Cava; 31, A en-
GATZ thou STREET.