The Statesman.
London, England, 1821-06-08 00:00:00

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tin TOTED POE AN INQUIRT INTO THE STATE OP TR
.sua ISLARE4I, •ND THE CORDUCT OP SIR T. PLAIT.
LANA
boa Be', F. Boston, Lord Compton, CoL Davies,
T. Desosa, Thomas Bram, Lord Fo'bestow, James
(kaftan, Sir W. Guise, Hodson Gurney, Hon. E. Har-
lon', J. C. liobhonse, T. B. Leonard, J. Moberly, J.
M. Milbank, J. B. Monett, P. Moore, Sir J.
11z2c. F. Palmer, N. Rice, Sir G. Robinson. E.
Lord J. Rusin, John Smith, C. Tennyson,
S, C. Whitbread.
Tmatits--Jomph Hume and H. G. Bennet.

LIST OF THE MINORITY
„a Winn ion LORD NUSINT'S PIROMITION TUAT
SNOOLD MIXT SZSSION INqUiat INTO
741 AsiguillTSATio* or JUSTICI IN Tim ISLAND OF
SOLOS.
sr J. Aubrey, H. Eating, Alm Baring, Hon. H. 0.
Smoot, H. acorns, R. Bornal, Sir P. Burdett, Lord
Barham, son.— Barbasn,kin. Lord Her-
o. Syng, it. Birch, R. Chaloner, .1. C. Curren,
pr, ps Ceospitrny, R. Colbert), Sir Isaac Coffin, J.
caunitAuunet Lrawley, N. Calvert, Sam. Crompton,
weal Desks, Viscount Dnneannon, W. Evans, J.
FDo. Fleming. Hon. F. Harhord, Sir R. Heron,
J, &Moat, Joseph Hume, W. Ilaldimand, Hon. C.
W. JamesiSir W. Lemon, T. B. Leo-
nia, J,l /Welt, Sir S. B. Moreland, W. T. Money,
J. 11110111s4. J. Martin, S. Majoribanks. Sir J. Mack-
iamb Lord Milton, Sir J. Newport, W. Ord, F. Palmer,
Ho& 11. Powlet, P. Prvse, Dr. Phillimore, Sir 0. Robin-
ion, aßicaolo, Col. Roberts, R. Rice, J. P. Sendamore,
Mr J. Sebrirht, W. Smith, Right Hon. U. Tierney, W.
ibompson, M. Wood, W. Wilberforce, C. C. Western,
C. W. Wynn, S. C. Whitbread, W. H. Whitbread, Col.
Webb.
TELLcas—Lord Nugent, and J. P. Grant.

PRICE OF STOCKS THI
Soak Stag* 1130
3 per Cent. Red. TOIL
*sr Cent. Con.
per Cent. 9511
4 per Coats. NM
&per Ct. Navy (shut)
ere Coot.
Loss Ana 191 1-16
per Cent. 7& 5
Irish 3 per Cent.

DAY AT ONE O'CLOCK.
India Stoat
Ditto Bands —s. Oa Ms. pa
South-Sea Stock
South Sea Old Ann.
Et Billaiid. Is. pla. par. la.p.
Omata• for Money pea
Rank for Account
India for ditto
Coa. for Awe 771 i
Lott. Mama 101.

ROM WATICR AT LONDON-SRIDOR TO-MORROW.
Montag 49 mi.. altar M.—Beeping 8 lain. after 9.

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LONDON:
PRIDAT EVENING, JUNE 8, 1821.
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New York papers arrived this morning to the
11th of May, from which we extract the follow ing
TUR CuIIMERCIAL ADTZIITIIIIR on ? 19TU MAT.
The National Intelligencer announces the depar-
ture from Washington, of the Navy Co:nanissioners,
in a vessel to the eastern navy yards. The object
of this visit is to perfect certain arrangements to
ensure economy in the expenditure of the public
money.
Montt.r., A►RIL 3.—Extract of a letter from Col.
Santiago of the Mexican Army, operating in Texas.
" Fort Bolivar, January 10.

u I take the orportunity to acquaint you with our
arrival at this fort, and the commencing of our ope-
rations against the Royalists, by taking from them
a fortification in the mouth of the river Trinadad,
with four 6 pounders, and 160 prisoners, and 209
deserters. Our loss consists of 12 killed, and lb
wounded. We expect some provisions from the
United Statcs, and some officers with 900 men.—
As soon as they arrive we shall march against St.
Antonio.
The French sloop of war l'Esperance has arrived in
the Delaware in 44 days front Havre, with despatches.
(supposed for the French Minister.)
A vast number of adventurers are bound to Florida,
to make or try to make their fortunes. Pensacola
it is supposed will become the most important bar-
bels on the coast, both for the sale and the shipment
of American produce. It is more convenient than
New Orleans, and at the sante time is one of the most
healthy situations in the Onlph of Mexico. Corn-
modore Rogers it is supposed will be made the Naval
Commander on that station, to reside at Pensacola.—
(Boston paper, April 30.)
Accounts from New York state, that a steam boat
coming from New Orleans with passengers, blew, op the
*teem apparatus, and nine persons lost their lives.

Accounts from Spain state that the aegociations
ite goi4 on with the Columbian Commissaries—
diet she renewal of war was known to the Cortes--
that the Cortes had ordered that the laws of war
dad huwtawity. as between civilized and enlightened
nations, should be liberally observed—that in Spain
all hope of resisting the demand of independence
was given up—that the South American Deputies
in the Cones take no share in the proceedings,
and that it is under consideration, whether two
Spanish Princes of the Blood should not be seat out to
govern Spanish America, North and South, as two indo-
pradeot kiurioras, with no reservation bat that of a
commercial treaty favourable to Spain. In the sitting
of the Corte of the 21st ult. the resolution for the re-
duction of tithes from one-tenth to one twentieth-1.1•
one-half of their amount—was carried by a majority
of 15710 20. But of the latiaority, II voted against
the measure, merely because they advocated their to-
tal abolition. A letter declaring that intention, and
sebseribeil with the awes of ibis 11 derides, is pub'