The Statesman.
London, England, 1812-04-06 00:00:00

tilt srAttsiMAN:

REPOET OF. THE WOGS E.O
from France. It is understood that our Envoy eMr.
Bar. of' THE LANCA.t,TERIAN SISTEhI IN /RELkiD:
Barlow, eis tetelied in a very faiourable manner
by the Emperor of FRANtit ; that he had presented •e-swees
Ms
I ' Early in Noiernber r. Lantesttee etrite4 at
interesting explanations on the subject of his ems- ihrewsbury on his way to Ireland, and ieetured in
slots, and was than engaged in the discussion of that town. He eierted himself, it appear', with meth
them with the Minister of Foreign Rely:dons. It success, for, after- the lecture, the Mayor' took the
appears also, thee the dispatches from our Go- Chair, rind not only proposed the Estabiishment of a
vernment to Mr. BARLOW, transmitted by the Her. School according to the plan he heard set down wed
net, bad been presented to him by Lieut. RIDDLE.—building. Some persons, who were enemies to the
It is said that no change had taken place in England system, and whose hostility, no doubt, derived Its
at the time the Constitution left that country of a fa- birth from the liberality of Mr. Lancaster's views ors
vouraisle character. The dispatches from Mr. Res- religious topics, disapproved of the proposition, and
see, however, are understood to be of old date, and Llsoweofaaaoltvsn'
the
onfepergSuecttte finohotteliurrutsel
course carried
philanthropist
countenance,a assembly.
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enjoying.:t andai ntac theyotit:hee
acclamationse T nell however,
rtl
mostly duplicates. The return of the hornet may be
atlioart.
daily expected ; by which vessel we hope to receive
information respecting foreign concerns of a more sit s446thePinsvi
decisive character. The Hornet, Capt.-LAWRENCE,
....eal. able benefits of education were secured to the poor
• arrived at Cherhurgh on the Ist of Jan. in a passage
, i children of Shrewsbury, by an adventitious effort of
LONDON: of 21 days-18 days from laud to land. Lieut. RID- , i•our indefatigable traveller, in whose ',Try journey td
MONDAY, APRIL 6, 1812. : nee, bearer of dispatches by the Hornet, arrived at I serve one fellow creature, a contrivance is made td
-Niue- I was
individuals,
darkness riot forgotten
f vighbnoyorah
wouldiasceo pukpneolisctiititt.:
tit:lsin:
sbeirefitanother. When Mr. Lancaster left Shrews-
, Paris about au hour after Lieut. Morris left that city. 1
t mbmuehrriyidt oht rnei o
theu s
The American Papers, brought by the Armata,,
It having been suggested that the mode hitherto
. ,
which arrived at Liverpool on Thursday, come down ;adopted
by the apartment of State, to obtain in- We are sorry to state, that Sir S. SMITH is serf- `
mind
came blended with the poison of bigotry
to the 5d March, and are rather of an important
formation relative to the. seizure, capture, or cots- : oosly indisposed. During the week the Enmity hat
newed their clamour; with a zeal that has latterly
/ re.
Complexion. They contain the American Budget for : little hopes of his recovery, but he has since been
demnation of American vessels and cargoes, by the better.
the enseing year, which, with the proceedings of i lishment—but the superior persuasion and influencet
become no novelty, about the danger of the Eetabe
Belligerents• of Europe, is not calculated to obtain
Congress to the 29th February, we have given in our sSaturday, being the day when the Quarterly Report
the fullest information on that subject, we are au- of the state of the Kiste's malady is to be made by of the Mayor and his enlightened coadjutors tint
Preceding columns. The Loan proposed to be raised, down the illiberal efforts of their adversaries; and
thorised to say, that any information which cannot the Queen's Council to the Privy Council, all the
is stated at 11 millions of .dollars. de duty which
be obtained from the Insurance Offices (to which ae.; Members attended at Windsor, and after receiving the hlr. Lancaster was left the consolation of reflectiag
,dos Intended to haee been laid on salt, was rejected'. plic.`ation has been made for that purpose, through the testimony of the Physicians, made up the Report, the . that his visit to Shrewsbury was not unavailing.
About the Bth of November Mr. Lancaster tended
in the House of Representatives by a earjority of .
reedtene of the different Collectors) eel. be theta 1 substance of winch we understood to be, that his
three. But the most important part ofhie Americansees bmlirealtb is as good as it has been at •
.
IsnlAyslifermer mice of the compiaitst, “ dedlde mental t
in Ireland, and shortly after he commenced his lee,
fully received at that Departmeut from individuv--al:
news, is that contained in the Nallonal Intelligencer, concerned. tares lg this CRT. His notice of his first lecture at
health is as much deranged tm it has been at any time ; the Rotunda itritiediatelr caught the public. eyeand
the Government paper, of the 13th February.— . ----seso-- 1 that none of the Physicians expectthat his MASEiTY insured him a lull ridrespectable attendance.
a
Respecting the late reports of a ratification of the . Coruntia Papers have reached usto the 30th March, ' will recover, yet none of them entirely and absolutely second night attracted a larger throng than the first ;
treaty of 1806, between Great Britain and the hut they do not contai intelligence respecting ' despair." The two Archbishops, the LORD CHAN- but his third collected together a greater Multitude,
United States, this official paper has the following the proceedings of the flied Army before Bakes. cmeeen, Lord Fee.essottoeue, and Sir etless consisting of persons of the first distinction, niftily of
remarks :—" Various rumours have been circulated The rumours, which we formerly noticed, of the GRANT went over to the Castle, and saw the KING whom came a considerable distance front the cern.
len his apartment, when they had an opportunity of try, and of people of all religious persuasions, that
for a few days past of negociations on the tapis he- French troops returning to France, are again
re-
`verifying, by their own observation, the account of we ever saw assembled before. It is.needless to say
tween our Goverumeut and the British Minister.— vived, but we do not attach any credit to them. The the Physicians. .we never witnessed attention so marked, or interest
These rumours have even mooed !Seely and form so whole of NIARMONT'S army is said to be in the Ta- ' Baron &sews alleges that he had proposed to en- so fixed upon any occasion as this, except when they
far as to designate the peculiar features of an ideal gas. The following are extracts : , gage
24,000 Croat troops in the service of England/ were interrupted by bursts of acclamation from the
arrangement with at much precision, as if sate an ar- , VILLAFRANCA, MARC:I2I. I a proposal which he pretends to have considered as entire
auditory.
Taugement bad actually been made the subject of Persons who have arrived from Madrid state, that !favourably receieed by our Ministers abroad, be- It is well known that the Le. 'teethe family, Mrs
the French had demanded 17,000 rations far as limey cause they (Mr. RATUU , RiT Gen. OAKES, and Mr. Leland Macmay, and some others, among whom ere
segociatiou. We hate every reason to believe, that
there is no foundation whatever for these ephemeral soldiers, which were expected from Andalusia, a
and' HENRY WeeLeserte to whom he appeals) did not some benevolent Members of the Society. of Friends,
that a considerable convoy had set out for France hesitate granting 'him passports, to enable him to have established a School in School-street, in the Li•
reports, and that TIME' WAS NEVER A MOREtesty of this City. Twenty-eight thousand pods'
the greater part composed of Juratnentaclos. It was prosecutes his journey to Englaud, ter the purpose of
SAVVY PROSPECT or .AN AMICABLE accOmMODA-submitting his plan to the War Department. For children have been already instructed here; and
supposed King JOSEPH would, one of these days, this service his charges are as follow : Journey from t;
We were Gases Bement Tires; AT PEUENY."= tough it is an irrelevant fact, it is not at 'the some
take a similar direction.--(Exolls Cone° de Corunna, time unworthy of notice, for quieting the imagine-
Ve.cannots however, reconcile this pacific declare- London to Cadiz, 2501.; Eitablisinnent in London,
March 27.) lions of Mr. Lancaster's opponents, that at this
lion, with that contained in time same Journal of twenty-too months, at 2001. per month, 4,1001.;
VILLAFRANCO DEL VEERZO, %tacit 50. Return to Hungary, 700l.—Total, 53501. The 'school no proselyte has been made to any religiees
the 19th February. " War meatures,", are there'
About 3000 French have again united in Leon,
his Ctstic)pupils into " rho great world," from the first
told them he had 2001bs. of gun- lof
64 creation of a vast military force determined on," penetrate into the Asturias, we do not believe it. In powder in his house, and, if they persevered, he ' steps of knowledge, who have never been reproached
for the avowed purpose of hostilities. The follow- • Valladolid have entered the equipages of some persons would blow up himself and that together ; but ' for any want of attachment to their King or the
tag is the article to which we allude :,-.. finding them not to be intimidated, he surrendered Constitution. Nay, it has sent away many who are
of high character from Madrid, and more are expected. himself with the meekness of a lamb. The Baron,
NATIONAL. INTELIMENCER. ' at this day respectable Cens of this City, and who,
Wash;ngton, 49tb Feb. i A person who has just arrived from Bat mine, affirms, it is said, has had uncommon success in certain if they have'been distinguished for any thing, kis for s
that through that place more than 15,000 French gamine exemplary loyalty and unaffected social virtue.
The House of Repreeentatives adjourned yester-houses in the neighbourhood of St. I
have passed, and by other routes 4000 Poles, alt ofWith the School-street 'Committee Mr. Lancaster
day, after refusing, by a majority of three votes, to James's. This foreigner, who has so successfully
whom took the direction to the Russian frontiers availed himself of the credulity of this ." nation of i naturally became acquainted. There was a congee
eencur.in that part of the Report of the Committee
: Ware assured that 40,000 in 41seeduale are to leays. shop-keepers," is by birth a German Jew, who, I niality of sentiment and feeling that attracted the
of Ways and Means, which goes to lay a tax on ii- ' having married the widow of a Hungarian Baron, as- ; parties towards each ether; but there was a stronger
, the Peninsula.—(Same Paper, March 21.)
ported salt. It goes in part to say, that much dif- impulse to bring them together. Mr. Lancaster,
sumed the title by tech he has pasesed in thiecouutry,
Terence of opinion prevails in the house on the sub. l • Ten thousand French, belonging to the Imperial We stated iu Saturclee's paper, that iris expecteti a I ever ardent .in advancing his objects, waited arson
Guard, and 4000 Poles, from SUCUST'S army, havethe Committee to arrange a plan he understood they
sect now before them. War out of the question, we ' motion will be made in the Common Hall to-morrow 1
;limed have been as much opposed to taxes as any arrived at Vittoria, from whence they are to proceed ;ter an Address Co he. presented to the Priucess of I
I Weees, praying her Royal Highness, we suppose, to I havingmeditated of not only adopting his system in toto,
already partially availed themselves of it,
to France. Pampluna suffers all the rigours of a
one ;but, wutsi WAR MEASURES RATE
no RESORT- • but of extending its benefits to other parts of Ih3
tan To, and expences incurred, we cannot seu how
siege, in censertuence ef EsPOZ Y MINA'S Decree. ° know
assume her state as PRINCESS REGENT. We do not I
the precise werds of the motion, but we under- kingdom. The Committee had already a good idea
those who have been their warmest advocates, cen
The "over) French in Easton here refused to obey i stand that Mr. Alderman WOOD means to submit the lof Mr. Lancaster's plan, indeed they were the only
ithe Governor Ouse— Same Paper, March 20.) persons in Dublin who were in any degree prattle
miconcile, with consistency, a refusal to provide I proposition to the Livery, and to ground it on the I
( to a UNN A. M A IRCII .0. cally conversant with it—the communication with
the Ways and Means for carryieg them into ef- 1 or / declaration of' her innocence by Mr. Penceree, who
i Intelligence has been received from the celebrated I was one of the Co muessioners before whom the , Mr. L. expanded their views, and it was ultimately
feet. Wo cannot, therefore, conceal our surprise and tsecond examination of witnesses took place. I resolved to convene a,Meeting at the Exchange by
1 Miset, who, after twit, ed for 15 through •
purse days,
regret at having seen a principal feature of a system, While a great difference of opinion prevails; rela. ; Public Advertisement, in order to form a Society
vallies and over mountains, by the French, took his
the results of the closest investigation and matured tive to the system of Dr. BELL and Mr. 14ANCASTEE, lit for the extension of the Lencasterian System of
revenge in the usual manner, by routing and putting .
we congratulateehe Public on a late Importanedis. ! Education in behind." The Meeting took place,
'deals= rejected—rejected almost before its bearing • .
t more than 3000 of them to the sword. The same ;coven' in the science of Penmanship. We refer to ! and a Society was formed; and the first Resolution
was considered. The argument of atiequal operation I
' letters which give this information, add, that there Mr. gIiACKLOCICS new.method of teaching WritieSePentered into was an approval of the Lancasterian
will apply as well to any other tax as to this ;and 4
is not die least doubt of 12,000 enemies having re- lon an entire. new principle, which has been approved System, " on the ground of its affording on the
will, if suffered to predominate, as certainly ,deferit 1. iof by Earl ser \ N twee, and several other distingnishod smallest scale of ex Pence the means of a scriptural
tented to France; 7000 by Jaen, and 15,000 by 1
every tax proposed by the Financial Committee. The., v, - scientific characters. The advents ,es which must education, by which the Bible could be read without
Vittoria : there is no appearance of ethers having I to t; • • egeneration from such an improved
most favourable view what can be taken of tie. 1 arise the risme . invidious commentary; and children could bee/tract- .
' entered in ,their place, nor of fresh reinforcements. i system are too obvious to require expotiatiug upon. led without the' inlieerice of sectarian catechise-1r end
subject is, that the indisposition to vote the necessary.
—(Corunna Diary, March 25.) controversial tracts." The Society further.resolved
taxes results from thelaudable determination to make NAVAL Pa ELLI GE
VILLA REAL, Millal a, to aid the progress of education ' by procuring ,pro
them contemporary with the war ;to have no existence . A person, who left Seville the latter end of Fe- --emp--- pellet qualified Schoel-masters, and furititeing
till it is commenced, and to cease when it is.concluded.PLYllloL"FH, Ara% 4.
bronr that S • hadsent his foundry for with •
y, says, .OL LT is Arrived the ilk: frigate, twtrtransports from I Drumm, schools with all the articles necessary for their outfit,
It is, perhaps, from this cause, combined with the ' and establishment on the economical principles, and
casting cannon to Grenada ; that in Seville there I with French primners.
fear of alarming the people by the rumour of. taxes,'1 e •ti li t • High from Nantz for Ruston, detained ,
ame on re e sey . , Dee they are now in correspondence with Mr. Lancaster
were only 300 French, whose real garrison was 1 for information on those interesting subjects. Thus
1
that so many are opposed to the discussion and adop.
: composed of 3 000 ' tad In the count of I
; , juramen os. coun 6 Niemen and Le Medusa.
by his Nikjesty's ship . m 1
I Arrived the Parwo from aMy sat Jan.l,
led on her pm- 1 the Society are proceeding, and such ate their broad,
tion of the proposed system. Taxes, it is said, are •
Nuebla. there are very few French, On the 29th ,sae down to Gibraltar ; saw six sail of vessels taken by a ' liberal and lel th ' ' w Donations for their
p iau rope vie s.
not palatable to the people. They cannot be less so, isf •patriotic' d t the Batik of La-
, purposes are receere s
' hru body of horse and foot of Brigadier 1
ary,• a French privateer. .
•
we reply, than war, AND HATING DETERMINED THE ,;. touch and Co. There can be little doubt of their
Puscree's •frocips, commanded by Capt. Moats° 1
, 1 Covr, Aran. 1.-Ilit Majesty's ship Trifled°, 90 eat. CAB- ' meeting the warm support of the public at
GREATAR QUESTION, BY AUTIIOItisING THE CREATION I see •sed • cal dS' de Ad 1 t I tail Rennv fired aun this morning for the West India fleet to ,
pie in aims an ierra n eva sapa r y 1
11 . .
lc,
~sail to-day fa Large. Their objects are strikitigly national, and
or A ?AST MILITARY FORCE, shall we shrink from
'of French and Juramentados composed of 86 ca- I tl:moitrsreolvi.n Tl:erei
r, d' g and it is likely they will
are 16 bail that have taken ineructious.- : admirably calculated for the adoption of all sects
the comparatively unimportant question of taxation .
' • / I The Semiramis frigate, Captain Richardson, sails sometime he- .
1 killed 3 dragoons, took 31 prisoners, among
TA ry, fore them, in order to keep a lerok-out for the enemy's fleet, and i and persuasions. To the community in general,
to an amount sufficient to pay the interest of the loans 1. they must render the most important benefits ; and if
Inem 15 JUlSMOntados, and 46 very fine horses, be- ' will cianoy them as far as Madeira•
necessary to support it. The people are, we believe, I _ Mr. Lancaster's visit to this country had been pro-
to
sites carbines and pistols. The French are in the
much less afraid of taxation than their Representa, 1' • THE MA RKE TS. ductive of no other advantage than giving life and
neighbourhood of Ayamonte, and in trifling force in I I
-.e1.: energy to this Society by his presence in Dublin,
tires, and will meet, with cheerfulness. the cost of i T •
rigueras.---(Same Paper, March 22.) CORN EXesiANOE, Ain't 6.
early
1 this alone would entitle him to the thanks and grati.
1 The arrivals of Wheat tu-datinake a utterable supply t
Q :ear undertaken for the support of their national' PONFERRADA, MASC. 14. lin the flreaoon sale' were bri,k, and tine samples at an advance I tude or Ireland.
relies ;• a cost for which their pockets are not to be 1 Titre() days ago arrived here the mail contai i
omg
dullsgit ;lg. tor. 4s. tier quarter i.but Ihrwereclb tahegrdlisesirpcia4, Though constantly employed la• Dublin during
taxed antil a war shall actually commence. Let us, the correspondence intercepted from the enemy.
Harlc,lllnehrcl'ilkeept:liTilsit likewise, White Peas at the intervals of public duty, having among Other oce
however, hope for the best, and trust to the pa trio. ! Same of the letters inerely contain advice; to their i •ir ad price. Bea somewhat higher. We
latylee Icioutsctindartramiu4
arrivals a
or Ti of
be d
and 1, cupations &voted-much time ' different schools of
Oats ; bets t em t tts ' the eity, Mr. Lancaeter contrited to find leisure to
tiara and wisdom of the Representatives of the peo. 1 companions and friends, after saying they are or- i trade supports tail week's, at advance, prices of Murat !
pie to substitute for the rejected item some object of: dered to France. The French who retreated from 'twee late
Wheat
quotation i visit Castlecomer and to superintend in per sun a
9`e's Ills 13211 Tick do. (new) .. Mt 611 school opened there by a teacher of his•owrt training
taxation, which will produce an equal revenue, in a' Valencia have extended themselves by the Guada- I Fineditto 136 110 , Do. jlee ow) .. 65 66. at the expence of a lady, whose name will be site
68 75 1 Oats ............ 43 43 45
manner less obnoxious to their feelings. If such i laxara, and even lower, and all Marmout's troops i tretey : d ed to the youth of that neighbourhood .(Coen.
62 10 Poland d 0,,, ~,.... 46 47 ear
shoeld be the codsequence of yesterday's decision, are upon the Tejo.—(Corunna Diary, March 18.) , Malt 95 101 , Point ofectl. .- • ..-- 49 49 teas Dowager of Ormonde). Mr. Lancaster bad rea.
—op— 1 White Peas (boilers) 66 91 i Pape ,E 62 £O6
we need not say that we shall sincerely rejoice in it. I (Irey do.
.., THE FRENCH SQUADRON.
' Wan. . 6:2 68 1 &coeds ...... too to found this benevolent institution, and his visit to
rROM THE NATIONAL INTELIAGE.NCER OF ts We mentioned on Saturday that the L'Orient i --ea.-
-e" .'•: SMITHFIELD MARIiF.T.-Azatt. 6. , Caseecomer wereeetrther remunerated be learning it
rEBRUARY 53. • squadron had. succeeded in capturing three of our Inset& *he onitl, per some of bib. , ' 'Vas her Ladys.hip's intention, to still further hill
..
The. U. S. frigate Constitution, Captain Hun., has outeard.bound West Indiamen. The names of , lg.
my •
.5(1-. Si.
4. 'ttif,
Cis. 561. I ne1.1.1,71 ur CitStis- this d") , ;Km
I . viewste the establishment of a School (or 11100 chtl.
^ ' ..... '•''' ' • ' • • - dreg at the Cotlier lee. The neatness and gensral ap.
arrived in Hampton Roads. Crieitees MORRIS, Egg. 1 these vessels are, the UNtscs, Braid, for Surinam ; Feat ... is. od. g. 116. ort. i sheep ...,,,..F....., ...... 40,440
the First Lieutenant, reached this -city on Saturday 1 the Caine, Richards, for Barbadoes ; and the Ruh- I
• 'Poll ....Cs. Od to Is. ot. 1 Caitom sPP 4r• • ...........
1 ' wo. pearance of thes village 'exhibit already gratifying
Lame •....Is. ed. to we tee fetes '..wwe.....,..• VW) siwitneus of the benevolence of a most magnieeent
Stay - Ott
night
blast, at ten o'clock, with dispatches from our and 'Faker, for Jamaica. " There is every reae , • 11111*.h1ARKRT. - - patrotieks; bet what will it he when the effects of
Minister in France, and Charge des Mikes in Eng- son to believe," says a Cork Paper, 44 that the four Straw - • ' education are fully exemplified in the deeteeisour of
lend. The frigate had a passage of ,forty-one days .outward.bovadWrestludiamenkadssiled frogs thieVert Clover
- . s
•

without convoy, the 12th Mt: tine of the shipss the
Richard Talker, Captain facireett, Of Liverpool,
was a remarkably fine ship, and had three Ladles and
three Gentlemen passengers, and the brig also of Li-
verpool were laden with provisionsi• It is supposed they
burnt them, after taking out whatever they were'iu
want of."—We understand that no intelligence has
been received at the Admiralty respecting the enemy's
squadron, or its probable destination. It is supposed
that itisintended to proceed toSouthAnserica,where, it
was stated some time since in letters from Antigua, an
expectation prevailed of the arrival of a French naval
force in that quarter, in consequence of a compact
with Idtaatina. We trust that measures have been
taken to secure our possessions in the West Indies.
We have heard that there is only one British ship of
the line there to guard Guadaloupe, and that the
islands lately captured from the French are ready
for revolt. We shall be happy to learn that there is
no danger to be apprehended in that quarter, from
the sudden appearance of a French squadron.

to allibloy tax,
sto many otisersv protibli to, an of

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The House adjourned' till Mondiy:
The 100 per cent. additiond &Ay On irriposis,
?used ystertlay, 'n; to 40;
• -

Due:

Made.
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Viil CI: ()Ifs" Frl —C
TIIIN ilt---011165" ------/. O•GLOG,
P /India Bonds' 9 101 p. • •
.
per Cent. 01115. No tzthequer DIM 5 6 pe
lirr C.o. Vert. 90 c6.919.56i i Dlttn
i vet- cent. Navy
Otenium 1
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Li:: Navy 20)1 1 Corsoli for 4a/. ar
. Ana. Lottery Tirketr. A•it s IN
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