The Statesman.
London, England, 1821-02-03 00:00:00

wart he vrturosiwiumrsf it would be more correct
that many were seem starring in seamen's
the Set, weet.e_sessof a ..saber received _ ships
truebllea by do Aawiralty for the relief of those persons,
several were found never to have been in t,
Dr. LUSHINCITON wished and hoped,
were likely is have Essay years of peace,
should be made to devise some plan before
mint of a new war, for getting rid of a practice
rent to humanity, as impressment confessed!,
least to diminish its frequency, ea the
to it.

Mir F. BLAKE made some bloservations
Gallery which we could no' collect. 4
Mr. CREEVEY, in his reply. stated,
of his amehdment was to get rid of a
could Dot be defended in argument, and
no time could sanction.
A division being callled for, strangers • nada&
We were not able to procure the numbers on each dIYI6
sion, but the following are the results of three eat of
five. Sir J. O. Warrender's motion, 66 against 11; for
another, 41 against 12; for a third, 43 against 11.
Ou our readmission to the Gallery, the Speaker bad
taken the Chair, and a motion being made that the liar
port of the Committee should be received on Monday.
Mr. CREEVEY rose and observed, that a Noble MIN
bad stated elsewhere that a County Meeting was a farce,
which statement was most incorrect; but he would state
that a Committee of Supply in that House was a fare%
sad this statement was most correct, and he was pro.
pared to maintain it. The experienceindeedof this eve*.
1.404 justified that opinion.—The House had now
divided five times on grants of public money to the
moist of 1,9(10,00W.; and out of 115.5 Members, the
were hi to dii4 e. No person bat he who pro
these grants. could possibly understand their nattfir-
application, and yet men were found to vote away thus
largely the money of the public in complete ignorance
of the purpose. Within twenty minutes this great sum
was voted. Really, if the people of England will remain
patient bystanders of such a system. and nut coo‘er the
Table with Petitions, they deserve every thing that can
be imposed upon them. To give the House, however.
a chance of returning to a better system in voting away
the public money, he ruse fur the purpose of exposing
this insulting mockery.
Mr R. BATHURST said, he was at a loss to under-
stand the object of the Hon. tient. opposite for the last
twenty minutes, it was now, however, explained. It was
not a new expedient, nor had the lion. Gent. the merit
of the original invention.
I Mr. ti. BENNET moved the House be counted.

The Speaker proceeded to count, ►Then twenty-six
Members only being present, the house auljournell.
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_ of the Repair
173.pietet df Cannon, 3 car-
; eanson•balls, grenadel, '
.t gripe-ehor, 1371 chart,' of powder.
ballteartridores, 115,300 balls,
of pistol; 430 lance; 7 quintals oi
lead. 3 gun-boats, and S 7 mot-
(Signed)
say Chief of the General Staff•

find Sir Jnitx NewronT, after all,
of Langholm to get off so easily.
ight have said to it, as Uncle
when he opened the window fir
.get . ; the world is wide enough for
thee and me. !" Out of respect for the cloth, -.indeed,
'kJ, sight have rather said, " poor creature" than
'boot devil:" and if he had called this reverend
Pain poor erestwree, be won'tl have given them, we
believe, their most appropriate appellation. Men
are wonderfully mistaken who estimate the majority
of the Ministers of the Kirk from what they learn of
'tie stern and turbulent independence of JOHN KNOX.
Ifit old, or the disinterested simplicity which is at.
WSW to their character in the " Scottish novels" of
a recent date. The times are strangely altered ; anti
he persons Who struggled bravely for civil and reit-
ir
Gas liberty amidst the storms of persecution.,
become effeminate and servile, when lulled to repose I
under the blandishments ofcorruption. The fact is, that
these pretended disciples of the sturdy Scotch Reformer,
brought up in general in the families of men of
landed property as tutors to their sons, acquire in
early life an obsequiousness incompatible with the spirit
of independence; and looking to the influence of these
patrons for ecclesiastical preferment, as a reeompense
for their early services, it is no wonder that io the
course of worldly and polit:eal affairs, they seek the
countenance of the lairds, instead of the favour of the
Loan. In consequence of this close intercourse, and,
of course, the patronage of Government, the Ministers
okthe Kirk of Scotland have become, generally, the
easiest and completest tools of the Ministers of State
that any liovernment can desire. It is cousolatcry, how-
ever, to find, that the spirit of Itng,lish independence
still continues to actuate some manly members of the
British Senate; and the conduct of Mr. Caruvv anti
others, in the House oftommnons last night, will be re-
gargled with the heartiest approbation. I motion for
the restoration of her Ms.ossrv's woe to the Liturgy
wet, we were glad to find, announced to be made on
Tuesday se'nnight, by Mr.J. Smtrii, who so honourably
introduced the res.illitions at the meeting of the Mer-
chants and Bankers in the Mansion-house. The cha-
racter of that meeting, so fir as regards the conduct of
those who bad called it, was completely vindicated
in the House of Commons, in the course of the even-
ing ; as was the character of public meetings at
iiirelLit-fhr roam of the dty, at the neeetisg of the
Pree4ohlers of the county of Surrey. Ives Lord
ELLENSOROCGN, who opposed the resolutions that
were triumphantly carried, declared that he would
hear testimony to the respectability and exemplary
conduct of that vast assembly; and Mr. IIoLME
Scatstatt, though he did not confess, was made to feel,
that at least it was tilt a farce.

It is asserted that there is no truth In the account
of the capture of Lima by Lord Cochrane, as given
in the Jamaica Root Gazette of the 9th ult.
Letters it is said were received in the city yesterday,
dated the end of October, arcorelititt to which, the
Insurgents had re-embarked at Pisco, and the
!loyalists felt confident that no farther attempt would
be made by Lord Cochrane.
It has been officially announced in a message from
Louis to the Chamber of Deputies, that the explosign
in the Palace of the Tuileries, neither reached the
so,red person of his .11ejtsty, !i,r the August owe of
Madame. An address was voted upon the occasion
to his Majesty. Five per cents. L 4 If. 40c.
Extract of a letter dated Trieste, Jan. 16 :—" We
hear positively from Laybach, and on good authority,
' that the old King of Naples has distinctly refused to
enter into any of the arrangements proposed to him,
avowing his determination to adhere strictly to that
form of constitution to which he has taken the oath.
This unexpected firmness of course puts an abrupt con-
clusion to the deliberations, and the Congress is ex-
pected to break up immediately. As soon as the dis-
position of the King of Naples was known, orders
were forthwith transmitted to Milan, the persons who
have entered into engagements to supply forage, pra-
y-Men., or ether necessaries, have been called upon fur
the Immediate falfilment of their contracts. The Em-
perors are expected in less than ten days to be in this,
place."
Extract of a letter from Rio Janeiro, dated Nov.
16 We arr here, politically, in a state of great
agitation, and the general opinion seems to he, that we
shall follow the example of Portugal. The King is
believed to have excellent dispositions, but he is of an
irresolute temper, and quite distracted by the various
opinions tendered him in the shape of counsel. Ihe
Prime Minister is decidedly for war, and recommends
that assistance should be demanded of England. Our
navy, consisting of five worm-eaten ships, is fitting for
service, and there has been an active press to obtain
men. If liberal opinions gain the ascendancy, one of
the Royal Family will probably be sent to Portgal ;
but the King, we are sure, is determined not to quit
us."

Extract of a letter, dated Montevideo, Oct. 28:—
is We have to announce the capture of Artigas, who
was apprehended by one of the guards of Candelaxia,
a dependency of the Governor of Paraettly. It is
said that Ramie's, the Governor of Entre Rios,
claims bilk bat we do not know whether the Para-
guayans will •31Kbee__a
him. up ; if they do, be will probably
be tried sad punishment he richly deserves
for the iseakulable evils be has brought on his
coastry."

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