The Statesman.
London, England, 1813-01-27 00:00:00

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swell, toed that the circumstances of the eoMmerti
inning aisisteol the 'political measures of Via C,
palsy wal: an argument for continuing affairs -
poeietot footing.—[./ppiaase.]
The Amendments having been pat to the
negatived, and the first Resolution haying pa
the affirmative,
Mr. ‘VetiAsits informed the Chairman,
had compressed his other Resolutions into one,
hating been moved and secooded,
Mr. R. JACKSON objected to a passage in
Solution, as admitting a loss on the India.
The CIISIRTAAN was of opinion that the
titbit was sufficiently guarded.
Mr. Hum suggested the praprietr of having
vlution so voluminous as that which was submitted
to them printed, that the Proprietors might consider
it, least they might assent to any false propositio4.
[hies 44. fro n
Mr. Istrtir remarked that the Company should
call on their natural allies; on those classes for
whose gain they ensured a regular demand, to come
forward iot "their favour, and expressed a hope, that
as the exalted personage, whose affliction was now
so much lamented, had, in 1783, with a truly con 7
stitonional view of the subject, considered the en:
coa(looncoots then meditated on the Company, as en-
croachmeots on his own authority, the illustrious
person who executed the same high functions,. would.
look oto the patronage of India as an instrument not.
les, dangerous in the hands of Lord Liverpool than
n those of Mr. Fos.
The second Resolution was then put and carried
without any other dissentient vote thau that of Mr.
Hume.
The Court then adjourned. .).

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RICA, Dtc• 24.—1 t is said, eat the command of
the Austrian auxiliary corps -bat been taken from'
the Prince of Schwartzeoberg, .and given to General
Belle garde. It is certain, that Prince Stahremberg,
late Ambassador at the Court 6f London, has been
sent for to Vienna. _ _ _

The Government at Warsaw have issued a Procla-
mation, which is remarkable for its desponding tone.
Addressing the people, th'y observe, " That your
strength is diminished is evident—hut the last re.
sources are still in your own hands;—to these last
efforts you must now resort." But for what are the
unhappy people summoned to make these last efforts ?
it not merely to gain a result similar to what was
the fruit of all their exertions in 1807 and 1809 ;
and which consisted in having domains in their Duchy
of Warsaw presented to French Generals, in losing
40.000 Poles in Spain, and in sacrificing the whole
hi asperity of their country, for the purpose of gain-
ic4 another kingdom for the famil)• of Bonaparte?
What an inspiring honour
About the beginning of the present year, It was ge-
nerally given out in Italy, that Bonaparte meant to
pay that country a visit. Upon the strength of this
report, a number of young men, belonging to distin.
guislied who had no liking for actual see.
vice, and who expected thus to avoid the conscrip-
tion, formed themselves into Vaards of Honour,
for the reception of Bonaparte. The visit, it is
well known, did not take place; but these Guards
of -iloo.oof weeeeompelled to march fot -the ivat-In
Russia, like regular troops. Those from Tuscany
and Turin marched through Posen on the 22d of Oct.
Thus did Bonaparte punish those who meant to ho-
nour him.

The small kingdom of Saxony, with a population of
less than two millions, besides all its usual and op-
pressive taxes, was, in 1811, obliged to contribute
six millions of crowns towards the schemes of Bona-
parte. in the present year, it has raised enormous
supplies for the French artny,, besides equipping and
maintaining its own; and on the Bth November last,
the Assembly of the states was compelled to grant
1,014,000 crowns, for 'repairing the recent military
losses ; besides an additional monthly assessment of
48,000 crowns, for the service of the war ; and
28,000 crowns monthly fur the maintenance of the
military roads: and this impoverished country' mutt
make all these enormous efforts, that its Ruler may
be called a King, and belong to the Rhenish Confe-
deration, whose Princes Bonaparte hal been in the
habit of deposing at his pleasure!

From Me LONDON GAZETTE, J.: 26.

Admiralty °lce, Jan. 26.
A Letter has been received at this Office from
Captain of his Majesty's sloop the Ata.
'ante, addressed to John Wilson Croker, Esq. stet-
iag his hating, on the I2th of December, captured
the American letter of marque brig Tulip, from Phi-
phia.

BANKRUPTCIES SUPERSOEP:
T. Tartan, Crick, Derbyshire, whin-spinner. "44
J. Tu:too, Crick, Derbyshire. cotton-spinner.
BANKRUPTS.
J. Baker, Wortlaine, caepenter, to surrender Feb. t, 3, March
9, at the Steync Hotel, Worthing. Attornics Mr. Walts,
Worthing; and qr. Nettlefald, Norfolk-street, ;trawl.
T. Eamon, Whitecross-street, Cripple ate, pewterer, Jan. 10,
Feb. 6. March 9, :„.t Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Thomas, Fen-
court, Fenchorch-q:ect.
11. Wardley, 'Manchester. corn-dealer. Feb. 21 2't, March 9,
at thl, house of S:,muel Senile, innholder, Middleton. Attor-
airs, Mr. Ellis, Chancery.lane ; awl ,Ir. Elliott, ItoehdOle•
B. Harrison, Eicklersbury. and T. Champion, Great Win.
chrster-street. merchants, Jan. 30, Feb. 13, March 9, at G,tild-
t,ll. Attontics, Meistt. Bell and Brodrick, Boar-lane, Cheap-'
side.
it. Thrrsher. Cheapqd-, hosier. Jan. 30, Feb. 6, March 9. at
G iildhaU. Attorney, ;qr. Cease, Salisbury-square, Fleet-
R. Thompson, Manchester, dealer in cotton goods, Feb- 15,
/7. March 9, at the Movley Arms Inn, 51ancliener. Attornies,
Messrs. Hewitt and Kirk, Manchester; and Mr. Philip Hurd,
Ring's-Bench-walks, Temple, London,
T. IL flat, Ecwick, dealer, Feb. 2, 23, March 9 at the
Globe "ravern, Exeter. Attornies, Mesas. Drumm.
and Ilawke, Princes-street, London; and Nri °lobe,
Exeter. -•
J. Allen Csai,elord.strect, Tlorselydown, lightening:l. Jan.
It, Feb. 6, March 9, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Dalton,l%uionsta et,
Bishopsgate-street.
J. W. Foster, Everett-street, Brunswick-square, asetioneer,
Feb. 2, 13, Much 9, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Greenhill,
Bernard-street, Rowell-square.
W. Burge, Newport, Ide of Wight. and T. Gray, Whip-
linghain, army contractors, Feb. 15. 16, March 9, at ate Bugle
nn, Newport. Antonia, Messrs. Clarkes and Sewell, New-
port,

Cridland. LeireAter, hosier. Feb. 8. 9, Mardi 9. at the
hite Hart Inii, Leicester. Atturairs. Mr. E 4 ends, L.:-
chequer-office, Lincoln's Inn I and Mr. Dolby. Leicester.
M. Pricker. Brighthelinotone, plumber, Feb. 3.9, March 9, at
th. Old Ship Tavern, Brighthelnistone. Attorney, Mt Palmer,
Doughty-street, London.
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