The Statesman.
London, England, 1812-06-05 00:00:00

BENEVOLENT SOCIETY OF Sr. PATRICK.

AT nit Adjourned and Special Quarterly Meeting
of the Governors of this Charity, held at the Old Parr's
Head, in Aldersgate-street, en the 9th of May, 1612.
THOMAS BAIN MIDGE, Esq. Treasurer, in the Chair:
The following, moved by the Marquis of Lansdowne, and
Seconded by Lord Arthur Hill, was unanimously resolved :
That another (Literal Special Meeting be convened for Satur-
day, the 6th of June, 161;4 at one o'clock, at the Purr's Head,
in Aldersgate-street, for the consderation of divers matters of
great importance to the Charity, as well regarding the adoptien 1
of the laocasterian System of Educating the Children; the ap-
propriation of the Building Fund to that purpose; as the revi-
sion, auditing, and sanctioning the Accounts. and Administra-
tion of the Charity. A oamerous Meeting of Governors is most
earnestly requested.
That the Committee, and particularly those Gentlemen be-
longing to it who have visited the Laneasterian School, he re-
qoested to prepare and lay before the General Meeting, on the
6th of Jose, a Report respecting the nature and principles of
that Inititutkia ; and the extent to which they can be made
available to the purposes of this Charity.
(Signed, by order) HENRY WAITERS, See.

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THE STATESMAN.

LONDON:
FRIDAY, JUNE a, 1812.

THE,. ADM INISTRATICM.

Hardly any thing towards a final arrangement of 1
this business, could be expected to be done yester-
day, as the PRINCE REGENT left town early in the
morning for Windsor, to assist in the private cele-
bration of his Majesty's birth-day. His Royal
Highness is expected to return this afternoon, when
it is probable, the progress which Earl MoirtA has
made in the formation of a Cabinet, will be laid be-
fore him. A Morning Paper, which pretends to lie
in the secrets of Carleton-house, states, that the
PRINCE " vested Earl MoIKA with full powers to
negociate a Ministerial arrangement, without any ex-1
elusive reservation whatever." This is as it should be,
and we earnestly hope the statement will prove correct.
At the same time, when we consider what has, passed
within these few weeks, and contemplate the power-
ful faction which the true friends of the country
hare to combat with, we are not very sanguine as to
the result of the present struggle. Oar minds at least
cannot be set at no, until we see those men vested
with power, whom the people hail as their delivere►s
from the horrors of war, and from the iron grasp of
an intolerant despotism.

We stopped tho press yesterday to announce the

arrival of an empress from Liverpool, conveying the
disagreeable intelligence from Almeria, that more
direct hostile measures had been resorted to by that
Goversment, than any hitherto adopted against
Great Britain. Mr. Pors had brought in a Bill, au-
thorising the Pees:cast? to eagage the public ships

1* capturing all foreign vessels ionad hovering off the
Coast; and another Bill was brought Into the Senate,
enabling the relations of impressed seamen to seek
recotspeoes la the atlas:tumid of British property,