The Statesman.
London, England, 1819-05-06 00:00:00

TTIE s rtvric_smAN;

The Paris Papers of Sandal, end Monday arrived
this morning. in the Chamber of Peers, ea Saler-
day, after the nomieation of a Deputation to corn.
prurient the King on the anniversary of his resters..
the debate was resumed from the last Sitting on
else proposition of the Marquis de MAIII2OII, that
110111* other punishment should be substituted for
transportation. Count LANIVITAIS opposed this
proposition, and that which the Special Commission
had substituted for it under this title of an amend-
ment, the object of which was to solicit a mode of
carrying lotto emotion the laws for transporta-
tion. Ile concirded by mesh% the adjournment
of both these propositions. This adjouremeni
was supported by the Marquis de PA/Toter, who
demonstrated as to the first proposition illetlifficelry
of the substitution proposed; mod as to the second,
the propriety of leasing to the Government the intro.
duction of such changes as the Penal Laws might
require in those respects. Count CORNERS; Re-
porter of the Special Commission, combated in it,
name the objections outdo re his Report. Count
Dc CAR Ai give some statement of the number of those
conikinned to trenspottation, now confined at Mont
Pit. Michael. The Adjournment was tarried, and th►
Chamber separated till Tuesday. In the Chamber of
Deputies several Petitions w►re presented from Pro.
prittein at Thrielosse, praying iodernnierstion for
damages sestsitied in the battle of the 10th of April,
1814. They were referred to the Minister of lbe
Interior.

After some other unisperesni business, the Chun.
ber proceeded to the discossr.n of the third Ptojet
en the Liberty of the Press, reistire to Jeeruals and
polities! viirilitica.

M. M. Ihnortr.rr anti firnATRY spoke in fawner
of the Projet, es lint.ndet/ by the Commigstan
DtluxnU, at greet length, esprosuni his opinion.
against many of its with... M. lit !atom at Sow,
nAc moved tin Amendment, that Jost nottsis therld
be compirlirti to insert the answers of those when.
Orr offernied or injured.
66 PARIS, MAT 1 —An Orrlnnosnce of the gio
April prescribes a new organization of the burly
guards of Mow%ttvw.

" The ancient Senators, alto were not cemp►ised
In tba first noweinedess of the Peers in Jane, 1814,
are Ilium to he reinstated in the whole of the immu.
nities which were reserved to them by the Orden.
11111t* appended so the Carstitational Charter.
" In p 00000 nee •f a ',Wien of appeoraec•, the
Seers Cuevsuen. nntisor TIMARS, CUON tT •e
MONTAIILOT. HtYAu•leat, and tole tabors. were
this day inierrneated by M. CUM, Ceentelinr in
the Cour Royale, as Authors, Editors, or Printers
of certain peai.dical pablicatinns, enlisted the Grey
Mars, the Liberal, and the Historical Library, rela-
tive to some attacks directed 'Oast the Swiss regi-
watt,

" The system of rigour so long pinged with regard
to the French, who were banished by the Itnyal Or.
d of the 14ilt Jul., 1815, appears at length t•
have undergone mime moilificateun.
" M M. 80w.% y •C LA MIIIETIL, FELIX 1,11-
PELLETIER, FELIX DESPOE/119. lIAIEL, and GAS•
KEAY, live et pieWlli on the Banks of the Maine,
without being al heretofore sehject to a WOO stir.
veilience. The last. greatly advanced in ate, has
been for some time pest labouring under s malady,
which evil. has rendered doubly creel to him.

" A German Gaa.tte anionences that the Court
of Russia is shoot to withdraw front St. Helena the
Commissary whom she had appointed to reside there
with NAPOLEOII. This is not the first time this news
has been circulated, sod we repeat it without relying
on its veracity.
" The People of Germany ere making eats's.
ordinary efforts to obt•la au ►quality of rights, the
•belirion of the feeds' system, and the security of in-
divides! liberty. The Allies recognised in Prance, in
1814, these three bores of Representative Gofers-
meat, and the Germans an surprised that the Sore.
reign., who have all admir►d the process of know-
ledge in France, should sow refine its salutary effects
to their own eutiPEIS.
EXTRACT OE A LETTER PION Pillq, KAT 3, 1819.
•' This lathe anniversary of his bisjesty's entrance
into his capital, w►ich be has signalized by • new
mark of his confidence In the nation. The Press is
free, even before the law on its liberty is discussed.
—We hail this proof of Iris Majesty's liberality with
joy. We understand the sem/elision was mode by him.
self to M..,.. Dratot.t.e. and Di Caats,who adopted
It with pleasure and es;erness ; thee constitutiesal
principles pie ground daily, and in • little time we
may hope to see liherty established in France on the
most solid basis. The Ultras my, the chariot of the
State is in • bad rot, it is tree they have placed it
there; bet the strong shoulders of the Deputies, aided
by the (hill horses of the Constitution, the present
Ministers, are getting it oat es fast as possible. One
or two more efforts and it will be as it were, in an
iron railway, where it will move easily, end no more
dangers will be to be uppreheaded from its jarring.
sad jostling..
" We regr►t to state, that Ilse lovely and the in.
teresling Madame LAVALETTE, unable to support the
repeated shocks her mind has received, is now in s
stele of ineotal derangement."

Mr. Coutoeett, she Member for Wesfordshlre,
it tacos, excited a laugh iti the Noose of Commons
last night, by *scribing to the 'scission of light by
the Windily Tat the introdering the scroll!. into
Ireland. Now had he pet t►e English interpretation
to the disease, viz. the King's evil, the gravity of the
Members would sot Imes been distarbed.

A entemporary Journal, whose (waxen sweridisti
distinguishes the two hemispheres of his daily Ilight,
the ene marked by the word./fetters, the other abuse,
always following, however, the course of the Sun
(we, nevertheless, do not mean that luminary, on, the
Globe), attempted yesterday to throw contempt on
the speech of the greet Mr. GRATTAN, Of though
his talents were in the wane. For nearly half a tee.
tory has that patriot distinguished himself in the
Irish and British Senates, and yet are his fasaeltir, in
most enviable perfection. By what kind of 'readers
mast that feather-heeled Courier be supported, while
it an much resembles his protein), Mercury, iu both
assume and falsehood.

To -11,tptakeimit drc ras sz-assma

Sta,-1 was meek surprised to see in your Paper
of hersday last, a most unfair, and, permit me to
add, imbecile article. signed " B. F.," purporting to
be en Answer to Sir CUA.LU WOLSELET'S Letter
to Sir FRANCII BURDETT. I should sot, howeee.,
hare troubled you, or that Public, with any 'marl a
upon this Letter of B. F., ha•l yes, Sir, had the
dour to have published the Letter of the worthy Ba-
ronet, previous to admitting into your columns RE
production of a writer. who has most uajostly erodes.
routed to pervert the fair sunsaing of the passages
which he has thought proper to criticise. Year
extraordinary observations, ton, en this article in
your notices to Correspondents ought not to psis
without comment. May Ibe permitted, Sir, to ask
why, as is usual in similar flies, this Letter wit II
et
prilliPli without the Emmen previously writing a
kind of eelogiem upon it? Your reneatltt, in my
opinion, ore calculated to make a much Oaf. erro.
aeons impretsion upon the Wilds of those of year
Readers who have not read Sir CUARLEI WoJ.agL►T's
most able Letter, then the vow luminous observations
of your Liverpool Correspondent. ! cannot COIICPifiI
IN hot the gaud ioteetiosis of B. F. could be in made*.
veering to p t the obeinus meaning of the war.
thy Bantam's Letter. But if U F. conceive*, that by
detraetieg front the merits of gathers he shall he en.
allied to add to lbsse of Sir FRANCIS BURDETT; he
may be assured that the character of the man, whom
he preposterr s•ty enough designetes by the now at
any rate exploded appelistion of " the Pride or
Westminster," is fallen too low to be holstered up
by the puce efforts of a writer of his description.
in the hope that a tens. of justice may yet inducts
you its lay !wrote your It.. ler, the Lwtur of Sir
CuARLU Wor.,ctau. 1 11.611 merely observe, that
your Correspondent muss be profoundly ignorant of
the political cherart•rs of the day. particularly t►at
class of them that Sir FRANCIS calls Country Gen.
tleanen, or he would hare known that Sir Cutouts
Wouittur has been "tell ktiown, at least fur the last
20 you., as a sisetich It,dte.i Reformer.

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I am, Jour's, &c.
Censer', May 3, MC

w. L.

.V4Y4L ISTELLIGENCR.

DEAL. Mae 5 —Arrived this morning and selloff
for the River' the 161*.g,ia of Dontley. Al•Lorol,
from China ; Robert, Junes, from Hari; Harmony,
Woodall, Irmo Do nors's ' • Echo, kluwarr, from the
South Sess; Lady Banks,Clinch, from Bengal; and
Rosins, Bell, from Cardiff.—Came dons from the
River, the Isabella, Dash, fur Miramichi, and sailed
with the Martinis of llistinss, for Bombay ; and the
Archibald, Near., for Si. Vincent's. Also came
done and frown the York, Tolbert, for Bombay;
and the Rose, for Sierra Leone.

PORTSMOUTH, MAY 5 —Sailed his M•jerty's ship
Taint., under jury •nessts, for Deptford ; Prinre Re•
eon*, White, fur Loots° ; and Vicisot, fee

FarallonTn. MAT 3.—Arrived I laa American ibip
Brahmin, IN'Gragor, tram Batavia, is 15days, board
rep Ant•erp.

Cows•, MAY 5 —Arrived the French ship Retest,
Lepers, Irons Masai., for orders, with same truffles
deals in her rigging; 168 de) a passage.
LI vcarook, MAY 4 —The Honourable COO.
patsy's ship Percesal, front China to London, wee
spoke with on the 2901 of April. la let. SI. %Mons.
It. in compsny with another of tho Honourable Cos.
pany's ships. by the Henry, Stroaghton, suited at
this port.—The Lonech, --, from Bombay ; True
Briton, and Thome., Kogg. from Beep,. are arrived
off this port.—The btaplet,o, Amery, from ►ear.,
had arrived off Savannah, and ass on shore, but es.
potted to be got off'•• ithn•t dstn•ge.

NORTH SHIELDS, hi A T 3—The ASO, Taylor,
from Mil, with timber sail deals. to this port, wreck.
on the Newsand, which ceased her to ma►e so stuck
water as to ►ate eight feet in her bold, when she en-
tered this harbour. The cargo is discharging; bat
the pumps were dinged to be kept almost cosistastly
going. _ _

DoTER, MAT 5 --AffICPCI off this pod the Wil-
lie. Shand, illooroo, from Jamaica to London.

Count op kisses flarcu.—Thin morning Mr.
WARREN moved the Coors fora islet. sh•w curiae why
an information, in the .•tare of quo argentite, should
not be bled against the person eaercising the office of
Mayor of the Borough of Pet►ra6eld, on the ground
that the Jury of tae Court Leo, who elves to the
office of Mayor, were illegally oteisittated 6,y the
Steward, wko is the lodge of the Coon ; and that
there was also a person on the Jury who was not
competent to serve upon it, lint befog ►esident in the
place. The COURT granted the application withoot
entering into the arguments very filly.
JOURNFIIIIEN SliOnlAILLAl.—.The Josrooymfin
and their Masters are new 'tooled in a dispute re-
specting wages; it is contended on t►e pert of lbe
Joerneyoseo that shoplift of the materials, sod also
the ;nice of the shoes when ossisufactored, sill well
enable the Masters to advance the price of work,
which has been for a considerable time too low. The
Matters contend that this is not lbw consideration.
hat that it is because there is at this time an unusual
indult of !rosiness, and many of the hands are out of
Loudon; they consider their demands MIN be grant-
ed. It would be well for both parties if they could
settle the dispute to their mutual satisfaction.
Whatever may be said against Lotteries, they are
certainly, as rondocted In this country, the molts:ulna
and dialmi.ionals modes of adrout•ring that have yet
been devised by man. fly the straw ions being limited
to two or three days, the evil of insurance formerly
complained of has !nog been removed. The Revenue
is greatly lieliefi!rd by this voluntary tag. Mean
every other species of Wit), and which is generally
carried no in secret by individuals, is not only en-
nforlactive to the Revenue, but esposes the wive.-
turer to the cheating and superior cunning of his ad.
versify; while the fairness of drawing a Lottery is
guaranteed by Government, in which, if no ochres.
tomer loses, it is but a trifle, and if he is Inmate,
he secures an illtleiteDdellie.

Dtpitniet. PARLIAMICNT.
HOUSE OF LORDS. MAY 5.
The Doke of Leesport. Rano helm and Ferree% sad Lam,
Illsotheoppe, took the fink. owl aerie lento.
Lord ROLLE Dreagg•ir.l ig Prides from Dernashite ageism
the Catholic
L 1,4 cLs vpv.al restated • Peoilleo from Corl..w. la fa-
d Catholic on the
The 'cook OfnION11) re.esord • Petition from the
Proreeono loholitealt n. Kilkenny. la Mortar .4 oleo Franci-
.o,6,4 rf the I'ashiows.-4n4eied 1.• lie ow die loble.
Tme rad pf !OH it V 1-E.SOU KY grewitted • retitle, (coo
Woldnetird. :ignite* the gransiog wit tardier coaceebees with*
Cathelbry...—(lnletri to be loot she sehie.
The Rid of 1311-dIY gictraidt • Prllllloll (fall Meleombe
Beim. prism Ciabolic Losmotipstior.—lnid on She table.
ersithal were presented fn.. Horton by l.ped
swum hem Col. Mery die C.rgy Mohlkiiey. the
Clergy of I awl IC Alban w wad of she intrl.o
Clete.. by the Bi.ilioss of LON DOPl.—Ordyred to be laid in
the sable.
The 151-11 yr d LOl IXOII paid. alpit the Isognme of the.,
lint Petioles. wog that of the ei..it einottlerolion t bet ilny
Winigin Amway cositywios to the Latrines world eullrger the
Cartilotios.
forum... pgairot the Catholics from Bristol. Wrexham. mod
Cleoge pf 1.1. y were who redherd.
Tee Life Rimme!" SKI wet thyotigh a Cesoniiler. sued won
wpm nil.
The Veer* Moss Bill wa. raid a snood time, load evicted
at he ',emitted.
Emi of DON minim ()RR saki. he had to premed the
P'etitiom of his Romeo l'attoilie eanittyneo. complabilays if
she eivil sad religrop dearadatino in • bleb the. li.e. It
womb' be remarry to ester so lotae Iwo tiie atiwtal anetii•it I
bit be bad en soy. sir the Petition, wet* meat filbiectfitlly
wilideA, and awe ores she nr-priegs of fartino or party.. Os ow
lionsot wool,* an, the aloe of the Collating to itrawalt sap.
rased . for May coats R 45 ReCesatilded ey the prated of
Melt Prgeotiiall fellow•eurnr)mea. He she. per,egie.l
tbhif fins the C. nat.. general parish,. be dribs. hoot
theseenonn. Crory pf Cork. Corry of Tweeter!. Coney
mid Cloy of Natnf.ed. Corp. if Iliniwty. Ciionly id Me.
MOM. Yourtimil, re.y.s wirings plan. in Donegal rod Low
rerry. Re. lbe. He wine preonned ■ Prblion fens the
Prootorms of Cork. ho farmer of embolic Emaaripstiom—
Ordeal 50 Ile .8. she intije.
Matt HIST resented' a Petition from tie Catholic Peen.
. fall Orgy of Enroll, praying. be vormed from Ms
owlet which they lohoot. 1t.,. wr a slowilatpPnetlmil,
ho omega air 4 eropetsfal it page. Io that be bad
Ore rumor. fens the lame promo. He world at andel.
roe trireme which was so sena to tale stare. bet be must
my. ohm tie t winweet of hit life ereinewl bin. that Ile jog
daises of the Catholics ought to be 'mood. Me loyalty of Ms
Ca rdin. their camphor/ good twoolort. and its
RIM Kimt. boo bees olnyer-ally arknowledged.

Tiie ii

moiety of—thew opioloot sea leafier formed aa-y okletiloathi
their elates. ter they bow. he indeed. • add i•tee hard to
We. retsored sH shire tort lief, fatal so wit oro the on•
areorleolstsest of foreign srpreuroey. He boa llonsetty osse,
teamed the hards!lps of Capsule Weida. who bad wired sldo.
divilactioe I. the Navy. sod had less sea brothels In she Area
and Navy, bee who was samba Hi sake the thuatineveliZei
sae Caeuarider. to which he hal bees p
he could ea take aa owl abide • ita:tl have 7:17:1%./milt• lir
Jure his religion. That itareaeot at laird.nitis. haw 4 , hares prorraii4
dared evil *tar • Hill, bs a %stile V heaven oppolse.
sloe embodies uphold contain scats is the Army. asddlrey. It
rse with ley that he sae that Hill pars silently, widesia
seas, even from the Beach of Bishops. He trimmed I
•as eel tar diseaui. were the great aseasare at
p gas Nair 'timid he carrleJ iterate, Parlhearet is •I
mow oppare —*MI doe roadie be ores fairrhiles 1
for groadva theseirseeorritroo than a dose of perry t
vibes sameopiesee s could be wade with the head of
Calmer Ilene* tibiae night aye warily. oath as wade
be nespeired hr Praftioots? arailes. their Proiestaat bre-
awes had mow a area. f for the claims at the Couloir% t
awl the tertin. laser eibeir tidings baring bees rely osessileed
is sarthee piste by . acme. raged bits or renewed this Pe-
wire or their Lordships' esesideraisea. The pampa peace he
bawd tiovid be long but she wore of was ferboel thee le
eseilder Is as leodrig. Weald she; shee. lookhei at France ea
tweeds. sod Amain ea the ether. Wale io ream iheieselves
by she eredial ceolleatio• at the Cabello rd the Empire I If '
loyalty. setathaeot to their cooary and Ito Cimmerian's), a I
faltaNd dingier/a of their des; as ekes's*. exemplary rowboat ;
la .he li-othrose at all the clisraire of life. sod • pekoe ea.
defame a provatioos red istlnsits, entailed in. claims of say
etaiief socirey e• she ermideratera of rarhaatest, the praeut 1
Petirionets &nerved the almost ialeatlee.

The Earl ee LIVIA POOL AO, shut ems sheethatinas of
the Rene tad required espies...los bethee the &tetrad dives-
Sea. Thu Petition. he limeys. ens slimed by sew or the rust
b a...sthhtt red reversible isdieidoels is the revery. Ile did
• us difer is spoissos frees the Prtitimwri rm ercee, of say
glow, except a well•greesded dread of danger Is the Carina-
ohm. Ines farther cemetiries. to she Cesissitcs. He deoird that
the law nesse/deg Catbnl es in the Mare was brought is ea
tersest of my Cret 1 but arose (the as reaviry
Me the reason sby a dieter re shield be mule is Catholics
sass is a eensis rank is .he A rsy, and see in the Nuys ihot
he ssassined that Cortina Westin. rose hog isteaglit the gees-
ties ar the anemias. of the Admiralty. On s retriever It was
%seed. the seal/with( to 11141111•1•Ier the oaths before receiving
roareasseme is the Army was ioronioct I and bet mf the Navy
was seceedieg to la. , o Wee the nail* bad berm bdoWarrei•
It was thee coesiderre, dim as many Catholics bad got ithe the
stews, the same ought to be greeted I. these at the
hairy. Is was bithethr, no the qatsties. of the semi., of the
State, sad of the Church, as renaertel with it,, that be should
be prepuce on argue (ills greet itemise wherever it abound be
breaths f rw,rd.

vow UR Ey Mad wisSerl the Callthlies la hare the .. ad.
all I tar Ifi..rrtert s mat Wet of tha-e rainwater
had hero 'mated la thew., sr cellular/ to flair pragressios
eh, in the Army sad Nary. I. a rert.irt reek.
The Pythias arh litre nidered ter be laid as the table.
The Earl of CH A lit Ell 0:11 T rads Nil prewar: ieveral Peth
tiers, Irma t►e Callatirs of Ireland. At .. former period lead
Ike Calla lies la writ Amended ■ hope that the progress of H.
brral orioles resold roared, as them their Jest clahae.—The
I✓rti.l.or arty Ike ardrred la to laid ea the table.

The Doke of WELLINGTON poroeuted a Petition from
the Protesta• halushitoott of Dublin. nabbing the Catholic
la coosenoroce of a triton Mitt the -addle., tad sired
It. entioire had been wade, and it or feria that so alitier had
hero oohed mete. It, or b..el wont it.
The Earl of DONOUGHUOItE had hero
imbed Its vita Astiheas.atlie Petition.. lir to boor
Iron she N .ate Doke why an order nor made tint she orddicni
OOtoslif awl age Cotholie l euuu.. lie Aught vivifies. to
thiailt slat toritt.arassiable amens. sere wade a get sionotorn
a.. Aot..CanMlk Peilii.oo. u. k.• the Noble Doke mould at big
sou anouledge tentrndirs it. lie bad heard that iiicnaseret
were ere* i•binated to Asoi.Calhol e Petition* from Proteatont
olottroi
The Doke of WELLINGTON said, that the pews whit
braivabt hie Gov Petioles 1n.... Ireland, glove hiss a trivet-ale
tr... the p.n.s."' who psurerrd it. Gat they had o.ked on
tees for their vignotorea, mad that obey lucl nose verb wit.
Tie Sod of CHAN LEhION f rind, amen and prove, that
ion., of Ike siettulor• It to that Pcistials were all Mow of
booseliolders MI 01114 ill. Their erre al.. to it the rubes a:per-
tain redlies meta NehSe.ie'sestate seer Doha*.
Ti, keel of IN/415K ILI.P.N sold. ibm the Ptoterleolt had
Mott' Pitied moil the 14..1.1e Knl oppirte , Aka a Ne,,int of
t 00..., DeWitt. If Ohl h. d *tiered foulorr, they yolk have
Wreak Peilliateposi Petition.
The Petition amt them ordered 1.. col ,14 es the sable,
TO* hlarguie of LAMM/OWN presented Pinkie.. fend
Liverpool. Newry. wad the 4i)..ero's Comity. &v.—Ludes the

The 'Poke of diflllE x permeated ft Peritioo from Belfast, is
(near at the —Laid nu ils• table.
The Eat, of EMBISK I LLBM pre-erteed w Petition from the
enmity al frressumagb, isenlias the Cathalic Claims.— Laid issi
the sable, as lam • similar Pelagian hems the cumply of
!Lig%

ibe si LEI N R perarlard Priam,' ham illdarr,
lla.aniaa. and *menu Ismailia I. Dahlia, as Neoax •11he
Clain.. • Laid on I. • table.
The Enrl at DONOUGIIMONK prerrat.• a Prilika from
Widerfald, spina the N 1.6.. Tax at Irelaad.—Adjuaraed.