The Statesman.
London, England, 1819-05-15 00:00:00

•' INTERF.STINO lIP.WS FROM VALPARAISO.

'fbe ship Esses,.of Nantucket. which wrierslat
the Vineyard on the 3d lest. left V.!perste* we the
Ist December. Captais RUSSELL reports. that Itat
left there throe frigates, six gen-brigs, sad five tray
ports just token from the Royalists, nigh 1204
troops, and an immense property in goods. Ile alar.
confines the arrival of 1...4 CRCLIRMIR and his
family on the 18th November.—( .dirierican Centime!,
stpril 14 )
" In the recent elections in Connetticet, the firrt
ender the new Constitution, the Republican Sent-
load Ticket succeeded by a majority of about 1t1&-
•` Extensive end alarming fires hems recently hap-
pened is several penis of the Valued States, at Sa-
vannah, Norfolk, sod Washington, in particular.
Those at Washington were very singular. On tee
successive days, the City was visited with this ter-
'Mit evil. The second day a lumber of hewer
in different parts of the City, remote from each
other, were burnt down in quirk succession.—
Senegal the industrious crowd, many distingeished
individuals cheerfully partook of the common duly
of handing sister, at. Mr. CRAWFORD. Secretary
of the Treasury ; M. NIUTILI.L. the French M.-
nieter ; Mr. BAGOT. the British Mistime,. end men)
other of the Foreign logetionr, vied with the throng
lin contributing their aid to arrest the prove.r of the
gases. though showers of burning cinders were scot-
toned in every direction, by the force of the clod."—
(Washington Gaunt.)
The Canadian Paper., shirts are to the 4 h 01'
speak loudly and indignantly of the s,hi i-
mminent of Mr. Cutintsx. The Nombre! 4duer.
liter, concieding an es- sy on she
We are much mistaken if. %hen the sequel 1..1144
affair becomes kronen in Britain. ti.i• miaeratio lies
of expediency will satisfy „lows Butt., ea it 'pros
to have thous suer neighbours,* for imprisoning a lila

without say intention of bringing Moil trial. Bat
perhaps, they propose to make a new rewelation nest
session et Parlispeat, by which Mr. G.'s inwesent
*ellen, shall be adjoined to Acne been criminal, and
lb* conchal of his per
praiseworthy. The
Mill only be 'naked to 'rennet* such as 6 export
facto' preceeding with the mu of Rights—and it will
the. become, theagla not till thew, Law. ' Bed in
such a rite Jr, we writes ic re's*. This Is a dread.
tel sentence '—"iIiAL•IIIARI.
" ON Wednesday last his Eteellency the Litre..
tottli-Governor dissolved tlie G.-neral Aesesably of the
Province, after hallos gi►eu his assent to all the Bills
inept oat.
" In the speech which his Bscellency delivered on
the °cession; the following pelisse is sddrested to
the ' Geollewen of the Assembly :
" 6 II It alth regret sisal I have to regna,k, thsi
loudly any prosisions Nave been made fnr those ter•
aim which have been particularly ►ecommentled by
mein year coosideration ; sod it is with great concern
that I notice year persistence is a measure to which
your attention Ass been very recently called, which
I canoe suffer to peso ersonticed, cuosistent with the
duty I owe to my Sovereign.
." , The eel, 'node which yea have sow left are to
do is this. by tliogolvinit the General disserrobly.' "
(Si. John's Courier, New Brunnrick, Merck WA.)

};,tract of a letter from St. Vincent, eth of April,
1814 :
I have seen a Gentleman from Anewato►e, ask.
spats in the 0091 favourable terms of the Atomism
of affairs with the Patriots. The troops from Egg•
land had arrived, and every means taken to furnish
them telth every activity for their comfort. It was
npected they would immediately makes dash at Cit.
recces, which, when taken, would aoril the
of ming all their enßae<►ments, and induce a brisk
trade bet seen the West Indio' and that country.
Vesteiday inotninA • acts was run away
wit► from this port, by some runaway sailors and

segrates, and supposed in be gait* for the Spanish
Main; het they km ne fears here of their meeting
with any esicourseessest from the Patriots, who
faithfolly eve up a vessel and tiepin under similar
circumstances some liaises."
Hatred fres the ji
_Niemen[ Gazette and Weekly
Advertiser. 20th of Match, 1819 :
" By a Gentleman hos the Orinoco, which he
left early is theism week, we learn that Abe 'stein.
Armco which we published in our last number, of a
defeat of a detachmest of the Real Army on the
9111 sillies, had bees confirmed previously to his
leaving Aiiiirst era, by the sr/ iral of official dispatches
from the Independent Chiefs, detailing the particu-
lars of this action, in whirls love handfed of Mo-
tatto's army were killed on the Sold, end two bee-
died taken prisoners.
• Odr informant •ferther states, that is cense-
gestice of this discomfiture, and the greet malty of
provisions in the BieSal Army, the latter had bees
eompelleti to rettest: and that, on his quitting
Goias, a report had reached that place of General
PAIS having Dribs brought them to action ea their
"vilest, and *Nei* a complete victory.
" All accounts that we receive from this qvarter,
agree in representing the Independent cease as daily
increasing in strength sad resources ; and there cis
be little doubt bet the ;present year will close their
rsertions is the complete entenclpeties of Veneseeie
from the Spanish yoke. The British troops lately
arrived at Angostura, to the anseest of several hun-
dred, had been formed iota a separate brigade, sad
proceeded to cooperate with the army."
The following are extracts from the last Gowen
Papers
• MUNICU, MAT I.—A coarimenication hem
Frankfort, is a public Paper, says, ' Several diplo-
matic characters have Peptone(' themselves very fer-
eibly respeetiag the apprehensiess which are mini.
felted in some quarter., that the impression which
the murder of VON KOTIllaUt may make upon
Resits, might he attended with sufavosrable comae-
Teener. for Germany.'
" it bey been sigoilied en this occasion, that ea
She ewe banal Ramis would be very far from pretend-
ing to esenise a infiesme. is the internal concerns
of Germany ; amen the ether, that the greet Ger-
sten Powers *wild sever suffer any such foreign in.
Irene* to be employed. The Ministers who are
stated to have espreewd thesseelyn in this or a simi.
lsr manser, have thereby shows their respect for
the public opinion which generally prevails its Gee.
many.
" Beaux. Amt. 'lll.—Lost February the term
of a year *spired, which our Government had Geed
by its declaration delivered to the Cermet, Diet by
the Prussian Aratassader, Costa Gots, as the time
which it required so make the necessary preparations
for introdecing the premised Constitution. It is not
doubted bet the Government will keep its word, as
it is well known that this business has been very se-
riously prevented fur some time pest. It is Armed
that Prince WITTOWTIIII has the merit of having
convinced the King el she necessity of this work.—
The Covernatest is also esdesrearing to establish, as
much us possible, a direct commercial iaterceerse
with Ihe United States of North America, for which
purpose several Prussian Console have been appoint-
ed for the Americas sea.perts.
" Fitanaroax, Aram ttl.—lt is hoped that by
the 24th of May, twirl the lime when the German
Governments have promised to inform the Diet of the
eseeseres taken to WM the 13th Article of the Act
of Confederation, respecting the introduction of
RepresentsiiveContitetionsof their proves*, and, if
possible, of their Ins[ resell, ibis most Important sub.
ject will be breeght forward in the Diet."
MICH, I.IIIIIIIIM-011 the 7th inst. the Snit stone
et a new bending, to be erected hp D'Olier•strev,
for the Dublin library Society, vies laid by An-
ew:a Grouse, Esq. the librarian, is represents.
live of the President, the lord Bishop of CLOVIS.
A great somber of the Members attended. A plate
of trapper, carefully raveled with glass, was de.
posited under the stone, bestirs a suitable in-
scription.
Yesterday afternoon, at sheet 'eves o'clock. his
Rapti Highness the Racsorr arrived at Carl-
toe-hosse, from [;righter.
Peitz or But:atm—Silver in bars; statidard, at
ss. .*.d. was yesterds)'s violative.