The Statesman.
London, England, 1819-04-15 00:00:00

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ITIERACT OF A LETTER RECEIVED FROM A NANDI 4
FACTOILR OVCONIIDERAILE EMINENCE, WIIO RE• 1
GENTLE EMIGRATED ENOR tancasninc TO 411111• It h.13011401r I reported that the accident
MICA. of the DoLo of Yor on Monday happoned in tbe

"I base spent I days with Mr.Cenne.re, at his : same arm 'hick his Ito; n 1 Highness broke mese time
haste on Long Isleed. tie is a terrible fellow, awl vino, "Le" he wit coming not of a bath; whereas
folly determined to do the Ltoroughinongers as much • ihtischl'othaei"iihi`hlef I nun• We are "PPI" to Pl, that
is ening on. eatremely well. Mr.
injury as lie can, he sneer/ Engletsti can't stand it hissisi,l% os, le se
won, confiner. et Windsor, in
Nog however I may wish for au alleistion with yie, constant attendance, sod yesterday he sent • fell re-
I fear Ike People generally ere Bonk too low to kick port of the meteor the Royal Disks to the Prince
their tyrant•. I think they will bare to be put upon Regesst, end the other branches of the Royal Family.
a four inch stone before they will be sharp—nothing ! The followieg Bulletin wee Wood:—
would so speedily set matte's square re doing away
" Royal Higher's the no"ke WitilidestYrris fist passed Casiie,
April 11.
with the Bank-note systea—while there are such sc.' y
pod eight. mod is Ibis remiss free flow &set.
commoslaiiees between the Government and Bank of P. AI AMR ROM, Ilergeon.-
&seised they may go on • long IS., interested in.
divides,. will always support them. There ere no
seekGrendeesheress ELLINIOROUGIIi AIIIOT,GI/018,
Siowouvit, &c. I almost everyday dine, take
les, or sup with a Judge, a General, or an M. P.—
Wit think nothing of them here, they only retain
their office for • year; were I naturalised I should
stand my chance along with the rest. Mee here ere
more or less esteemed according to their motel ch..
racier. There are none of your 10,000 per annum
people here. a man most wild: for love. I fre-
quently meet ledges driving their own waggons, sod
see Generals, like CIIPCPCSAWS, ploughing their
own fields ; end as for a Member of Congress, my
neighbour, an attorney, wss the ether day Merited.
I have many times seen him weaving in tbe cellar
when he hes had no business in the office. These
matters ere an common here, that we think nothing
of them—and he date as soon bite off his finger ends
sad. any thing contrary to the Constitution, or the
wishes of his rototiternti. I hope this will not be
skerried a libel upon our Honourable Hesse of Com.
mons."

MT GIP AvOTllilt Lt Trn.

Mir Dr* R St R.—leer kind le.tet, dated the 5.b
r•fdoly, ItSltf, rarne duly to hand by the hearer, in
"theme behalf it was written, and wive, I believe, met
silk her husband immediately on tier strive!. Here,
my deer Sir, the hibooter is tint may worthy of bis
hit., but he i! Detel4 rewarded for lei• la6uur:

Ms Royal fliebness the Pumice Ream is mods
better frost his late attack of the goat ; his Royal
Highness yesterday left tees ler the Parities at
11,iebten.

This is also a cow! and happy country, for kicks-
Woes and economical farmers, manefscturers, tied
tradesmen, ',insides! thee ran submit to rho Ors-
lions of living without a ling, without Lord?, sth-
oat an F,stahii.hed Church, without Tither, without
Eacitte-offictrs, without Borough tyteuts. to restore
the Pope, the Boushons, and the Inquisitions.; with-
out spies to trepan, transport, and hang the People;
with very few Soldiers. Paupers, or Beggars. In •
leer of about :MA, miler, through a smell part of this
great country, I did not see one tithes's., egoist,
'either, or beggar. If yen, or any of year demo-
cratic Moods, can ask, ell times privations ; if you
think you can really be happy without these firm
things with which yogi bags been so long accustomed ;
if you dare 'Warr to let your bones lie mouldering
and Mingling in stsconsectated dust ; if you, or any
of your friends, have fully anode up your minds to
forsake all these blessings ; and if any of you *Lurid
really believe that those tine things which I have been
describing ate not blessings, but That they ate great
curses to the vast majority of Ilse Peisplein any Loya-
lty where they ezist ; if these thins do not mast in
your country. and if any of you do like these sof
of things ;—Glens them, let them hove Mew.
Ilere is room enough, and to spare; sod here such
men and women sill meet with a bendy welcome.—
Bet it requires great patience and fortitude for a man
to forsake at nitre those filings to which he bus all the
days of his life been so much accustomed. Mrs. 11.
has made three ur four complaints to me since we ar-
risad in this country ; sometimes she says, the wea-
ther Is too warm ; it is true, we have shoot 14 days
hotter in summer, and about 14 days colder in win.
ler, than with you : all the rest of the year the
weather is • great deal finer here than in England.—
Her second complaint mss, that she did not under-
stand the dollars and cents ; this obstacle she soon
got over. /ler third complaint is, that no one sill
do any thing for her without being well paid; this
obstacle I tell her 1 hope she will never he able to re-
move. flee fourth complaint is the want of brows;
or in other words, that she has no one to give her
I broken meat to ; I do not believe she will soon get
relief for ibis complaint, except your Borough iessibi,
or some of their faithfol agents, could contrive, by
some means, to import a batch of Privileged Orders
into this country. if they could do this, we snopid
anon have nor country filled with papers and hai-
-1 gars; hot it is not in the power of your Holy Alli-
anceosith all their cut-throats, autlitheoxe‘ utioner of
Marshal Fr at their hesd, to convey hither a batch
of this sort of vermin. They raly continue to spend
the fruits of your industry, as they are, and long have
been doing, for the purpose nt accomplishing this
their flailing object. They might itiq 46 well save
your money and their own tumble ; they will never
succeed. No, no, Sir, we will have no legalized
plunderers he.e, to trepan, fron,purr, and hang us,
and then, pan Bills of Indemnity to keep their
own guilty beads out of the ballet. But I most con-
clude ; Mr. Connor will cause to be published the
Journal, in England, of my Tour through the West,
and to it I refer yon and all my friend I.
Give my, (tc.
50th Dm-ember. 1 1105. 11U LM E.

It it plain that the Coert of Ahdrid is in mncb
consternation with respect to the whispered defec-
tion among the troops 'unquiet] for service against the
Insurgents of Smith America. We base already
given our opinion of the !Hai• avail of these rein-
forcements. As well way the Spanish Monarch
send wen of snow (irony of the numbers will cer-
tainly be of straa)into those hot tnentri.a, for they
will welt away as fast before the Sun or Fnrcnosa.

loiters from Pelershergh of the 15th ultimo, men.
lion, that Prince GUSTAVUS of Sweden (son of King
GUSTAVUS IV ) has obtained permission of the F.m•
perm, Ms uncle, to proceed to England, for the pur-
pose of completing his studies at Oxford. It Is %aid
that a greet Potentate has settled owls, Prince (ita-
TATUS an allowance of 40001. meeting per annum
during the ►esidenco of the latter in Englasid, and
that en the return of his Royal Highness to the Con-
tinent he is to espouse his comic, a Princess of
Ilassw-C•utt., who, if rumour be correct, has lately
rejected a mattimoniel ellience with die sew Swedish
Ai nasty.

Letters from the Doke of CLAREOCI give am ma-
favourable accounts of the state of H , as far as
relates to domestic comfort. hourament his Royal
Highness repteaents as Nosily high es in London;
and the vspences in fond and niumet, In some re.
sped', still greater. " Hanover," his Royal High.
nem adds, " is no looter the Dense Hanover It was
before the entre of the French troops." Hit Royal
Highness cencledes by declaring that nothing shall
pretext his rebus to Oid Itinflend.
SPANIgn ANIRICA.-11111 first part of es etpedi.
lion, under Colonel Etat, and destined to join Sir
(iREGOR Al`finecoa in Smith America, sailed n•
Friday night from the port of Dublin. Vessels are
now on their way from Emperor! to Galway, to re-
coil. another portion of Colonel corps, reedy
to embark at that port, and another vt.sert will be
immediately tat en up in I)us‘lin, for a similar purpose.

letters and Papers to the Ithh ult. from.lllems-
nth, hews been received, by which we town that the
deft of !ipaniali rid!), which suited from that port on
the of Febrility, under convey of • frigate and
cl.itsp of war, fern Cadiz, had, a few dots after their
deportee, repesivesced severe weather, and were
compelled to rehire to the is:and. Several of them
narrowly escaped being niggled be the Insurgent
privateers, and had the vessels convinced en their
voyage, too doubt fatOfili of them would have fallen
into the hands of she corsairs, if separated from the
ships of war accompanying them. The Stove Trade
with the roust of Africa, ie January and Febrestv
last, had been lest active than asstd. The HarannA
&wry contains only a small list of ships which had
arrived within that peeled, hot • number of vessels
were preparing to leave Cube, end world return af-
ter having fresh supplies of Negroes.
A letter fro. Charleston, of the IPh alt. se.
coked via Liverpool, gives the um. deplorable cc.
coent of the state of British commerce as those lat.
telly received frees other pans of the United Stalls..
The writer .sys—" We hive dons competitively
nothing these last two months; there is no disposing
of either woollen or cotton goods, except by public
vetwlee, and Of a certain heavy hum The markets
are so completely overstocked, that wavers) Importa.
lion. to take piece Mine three yours. I am assured,
end firmly believe, that there is a sellcimicy of goods
on band ter the consumption of the ministry deriag
that tins—bet there is not a week elapses without
bringing fifth cargoes, the great bulk of which most
either he reshipped, nr disposed of by iodine at
half its Woe. To add to the other difficulties, there
is such a scarcity of metallic currency as to materially
impede what little business is doing. Indeed, the chief
part of the coin circileting bete is Beldsb, brought
over by the shoals of emigrants, who still cooties. to
lock to these shores. Judging from the number
who continually arrive here, end the 'commas from
the other ports of the United States, emigration
appears to he greeter then et say former period.—
Though accustomed to ultimo the vast numbers who
have from time to time arrived during the three list
year, I arts surprised at the greet inks of the past
newer : rosily entire families are arrows 'hem. Many
have bioeght considerable property. These with in.
dustry, may make their way ; but those who are
poor, and also stothfal, will only hive @lichened
for the worse, if idleness is scouted by all ranks
here :—the ihmirishle motto of the Americans 'wing
—' get moo:. crops of all descriptions, par-
. iiculaily corn and lice, lista • most promising sp.
vearence et pre-mtt ; and there is a vast quantity of
I last year's produce stilt on hand, prices of which are
declining as erially. Ti.. oldest inhabitants of
i South Caro!iiiaito seat remember so Mild • winter as
(list we have jest pissed, nor loth genial spring:
weather as we enjoy at the preset toady period ; hut
with all the blessings and bnouties of Providence,
commerce. 4n ectential to every free and enlightened
Mate, pines end lenenishe. beyond all 1•11/0t piece-
cedes'', without the most distant hope of a revival."
A Frankfort Paper of the 51h say I,—A very Ivor.
thy and highly respectable men, who knew SainT
intimately, writes es follows, respecting his disposi-
tion :—" The unhappy CIIARLOI SAuDT, who as.
'imitated AL its Iit.TZEIIOf, was dear to nve. He is
the brother of on. of my ben blends, M• SPAM;
Attorney of the Appeal Court of A—, who for-
merly served is Lieutenant in my compeny.•-•
CHARLISS 4NOT WWI with us when we tutored Franco
a second time. I had se opportunity of observieg
him every day, end I could only daily love and
esteem him more sod more, for his rigid virtue, is..
tegrity, good morals, and his enthusiastic lose of
truth. All who were intimate with him know that
arch wise his qualities. Ile was at the same time,
to the utmost, modest, calm, end thoughtful ;
es-
empt from all visitation end effete, prodond
by pvesion, so that I can only consider his wretched
etttnnt as an ettect of Ghanian., as an introits
wandering of mind. I thought it useful end proper,
through love for the truth, end Watch/heist for my
unhappy friend, who was its so zealous apostle, to
notice this murderer to you under these valises re-
lations."

ORIGIV or Tilt WotO " DANDt."—This term,
which ha, recently b. rn •pplird to a spreies of reptile
tory comoon in the Sbunpnl.t. appears to hive
'ikon from a mall miter coin, %tract by King Ilioni
VII., of little salve, celled a dandy prelt ; and hence
1.141.0 p FrAttwoon eeeee , the term is applied tat
Nullitiess end contemptible persons.

~1120.1011.1,10
FUNERAL or COLONKL lIERRIBS.
L. H. Y.
Tfealtagaronera, &We Tay lame, A ri113.11‘19.
fita.—The moment able% 1 hod* reerived to the (racial vow
arowiestliess d thetileath of Colorer! Herrin, which It h“ been
lay date to make he die armoire of Mote. far the ashram ion
of he piiree germ I to the tfirawitander.iii-rbief. mid in the
Adjelaal Grorral. are •• highly gratifyisig u, Ike feeling* of the
igegioest g that II dri ore dash "welt lled twitieto•ldirig
a hoowledge of Iheir vesteittr. mid I bare great pleasare
troannittiaa to IN the onaraed copies of theta.
_1 avail myself ofiblooppertosily mead you the Order of Ilk

Pnwmono; 1 bare the homier to he. Sir.
inn mart obedient hvoribleltery •at.
Lill Alt 1.L.9 1114/SA Mt/VET,
L.II. V.
White Lodge. Richmond Park. Seri' R. 1819.
eta..... 1 have had the boomer .d Ivy seg Iwtore the Prince Re-
peat your letter to toe of Or Mli autism. aid I am comMaorled
es ravens to yao the meet of hi. Royal Meknes at she melon-
mist spicy you Imre si properly communicated to me
lbw kb Ronal 111.hoes.'s infontuut a
H* sirs litiginsinn relations with yon aid the talon (Meer,
sod atiriaben of the Light llorte Volunteers, as She Iffiq• which
qr ass alley tone remained by the death of Col Del linen-.
Wand ediail.tet and welting is the command that di.shiguished
.44,10 Hsi ere min, I the hlgheat honour opou his ineinory.
1 lave Ike homier in be. Sir.
'Tarr most obedient humble &wenn'.
(Sig nrd) SIDXIOI.7II.
OROS Beeeinnn. keg. Lieut.. Col. L.ll. V
Ilorse.Goardt, April 7 10119.
nol roll Inlay roar letter or y ....trete! I;..rogre the
c 1. and am enornmaded ro avant yaw. that hp.
ittial Higbee., alnayt has door. the htghlv
revrretiswir therKier or Colmtrl Ilrrnes, and the fee• Wet T
dered fa the Pohlie by hi. antturm zeal. hl. Royal Rights,.
...hi aim sperini the intarni.ttior of hit diteruse without feeling.
of Morrie warn, due to lb, memory a su much private Laid
public went..
I have the banner to he, •ir.
Veer rose obedient humble Servant,
(Signed) H. 7ORRES3.
Lleot.•Col. Bersason. Light lion Voleateers.
llone.liwards, April 11. Igo.
Rest.-1 have had the honour to lay before the csossioster.
la-Chief 'air letter of tke Wb instant. nod am directed in ne•
quaint !us. that hi. Royal Uighur.. swat readily acquince. to
Abe wl.lwe of the fleatlentra of the Light Done Voltintren. so
bury the lase Colasel Charles Herrin with Military 'lowan.
1 base the boomer to be, Sir.
Titer Met (ACACIA hornblo Srrs ens.
(Signed) 11. l'AliVt RT.
Liatet.-Colninel Homaquet. Adjotaist.-General.
Light Iltiese Volunteer., Way* las-lane.
. Order of the Pritermies from the Heist quartets of the Re.
`meat to IVestatirnte: Abbey, ow bate:dry. the I;tb April,
1619.
Ti' move at eleven o'clock in the facenerte, as fool, and in
two task. (Tufo the Otillahed
Advent.- (taint (oimuited).
Elting Pnriv.
Trompeter., samalorg the I)tad March.
Ths Hort* at the Ikrentell.rtmered with Mark Cloth. Bons
had Spun reversed, led by the Rltting.niament.
Field Fted Wirer.
. IRE "th
at a
SE.
other
p r .tier Regiment.. COli P Itecinienn.
Ho., Root& Pistol.. nod Smk, go the Culler.
Chief illaanter.
Jabs ChstM Ik-tries, Eli. sots of the deemed.
The 11elientrotal Chap sin.
kit-twat Sian
Olken eireprilng iw feet. the Janine, levillog.
Mors-wratorkelotted 011berr. god Privates.
llesorory Member...l rte Regirrut.
Friend. al the Ihneamd.
Rear tiaras., ;sarseetted).
Carriage* of Light Jinn V "titterers sad of the Friends of the
The Friends it'll,. Defeated. oh.. mitred the Funeral. are re-
visor to no. mirk at toe Ileadmpuncia tit the Regiment, at
en.. cloth In she innrotor.
Outing., em to tae later than ten o'elt.rk.
Corrine, oak ritt-ed blinds t yerennt. to row provided with
Pape bat-bawls. and the footwork I. semi errand the Cal 'kern.
By 1/irection of the S. 1.
JOIIN KAIIE0111).
Coaciiii lied Adjatogo, L.II. V.
L.H.V. 'lead-quarter,. Gray's Imola tr.
April 13, 18;9.
N.B. It b tellthes4ed that ...Pr. Gentlema. will tire (fine-
ries* t. bi..ervaut.. neither to break ibetratilis Stir Old the eat-
stages sant tense .hill I.e over.

Yesterday a Ballot nes taken et the East Todia•
boon for the Election of Sio Directors in the
room of—

- -
Jnenn Aninnavo. 1::q. Those. Reid. n.i.
tAnann. and
Lanard Pnny. L.q. Wm. Toler Marry,

who go oat by ,•fallen. At sit o'clock the gimes
sere closed sod delivered to t►e Scrutineers, who
reported, et halt-peat seven, that the Election hod
fallen ow—.

11•1611 Campboll, &vv. 4M I D6rialllrec. Pm?. 461
Aleasmo, r Aline. 46$ 1166. 11666 1.1.. Car Cil
Samuel Mr*, liaq. 461 J.. 66 4.1;

Yesterday a Court of Dirertors was held at the
East India-house, when the Thanks of the Court
Illefe toted unanimously to JANItI PATTIION sod
CAlltlifLL MARJORMANKS. EMIT/. Chairman and
Deputy Chairman, far their seel and attention to the
Company's interest daring the last year.
The following is a retorts of the total amount of
the Effects of the Seitnrs in thefligh Court of Chan.
eery. in the years 1756, 1766, 1776, 1786, /766,
1906,1816. as laid before the Mese of Commons :
Is the year 175111, the toil ambesai of the 1-:lll.cit
of the Susan is the High Court of Oulu-
eery. mg .1? 9f4.97i IR 1
Its the yearn*. the total moat war . . 4.019.004 19 4
Is the year 1774, the total amour, ri . . 9 8
la He year 1755, the total antount at. . . 5.848.511 7 11
Is the year MS. the soul among, was . . 14A10197 3 0
Is the year 1800. the tutal 11/11011111 our . . /1.912,7-t I/
Is the year 1511, the food lonotool eta . . 11."53.F90 9 5
I. the year !NW, the loud as n.ss . . 33431.510 010

An Agricultural As•ociatinn, i 4 for tho preserva-
tion of the property and nisi! ri4hts of the prnprie.
tors end eremite's of lanai in the county of Glamor-
gan," was formed at Cardiff on the 13th ult. Wynn-
Ham Loots, Eq. in the Chair. In the Regolotions,
nosed by the lion. W. 11. Gear. it was 'west—
" That as long sr the present system of admitting
foreign corn into the markets of this coquetry, duty
free, is pe ted in, it will tend to distoorage
agriculture in I, end most soon prevent the
cultivation of the poorer soils (of which Wales
chiefly consists), and, by reducing the present de.
mend for labour, increase the already enamels,
amoset of peeped's,. That this Meeting will not
M deterred by any attempts to stifle its complaints,
but .111 pit , by every fair and constitutional
WOOS/ to obtain au equalitstion of mutton on the
admission of foreign produce of every description
Into the markets of this country, which can Ingrown
in the soils of the United Kingdom, although the
r►lief they seek for be not granted the present Session
of Parliament."

A new csst•iroa bridp is, we understood, in pre-
paration et Woolwich. to re-place the Pagoda-bridle
in St. James's Park, the timbers of which are so much
worn sad decayed.
Petitions for the repeal of slut Dirties on Coals car.
Tied coastwise, are now preparing in the severs! out-
pa. to mad principal places he the maritime districts.
The female prisoners in the prisons at Bristol are,
at this time, folly employed. under the iospection of
two Quaker Ladies, in making op clothing for the
Cestitats Maiden of Scilly.

A
Joey BULL. of your Maa.irdly feelings moeat ye.
And as wore as year per... keep a cheek;
If Sr. ib..asaad a ye..r Area 4, as ann. barmy Impiety
May break. by it. bas are —a nark.

IMPROMpIij
ON Tar. ritovaritra minim hr MU.

PO P.

Two !win ago—aid Ton to Jar,
•• 1 mesa In pay llw one,
Herr. Like eve pivo4ln—'ll. hut in part."
I will." mid Jos. •• wish nil ay' Mewl,
" It pro%ea, au miaow Goer, day,
To inei, inr4er saw pay."
*• It doe.," Tools Tow. .• rirfael. show
That arta I'H pay the srAole I owe;
If free inar,doeser. we toe you'll rail,
!Prepared hero piny tot all."
Joe. to Tons ilipeggilllMent trite.
Awn, In Erre, Thrani.,We try.
Hal I ism groan wise its Ofd Nick'. school,
IN...pi-err hi. Inravi• coi,Dirm rule.
Now mid to Joe:—•• The oarett way
Ortvig and noire. in /Wien pot.
jar., found owl. cot robe Now;
Nal fa pay a untie fairs."
W. W.

AUTHENTIC COPY OF FRANKLIN'S EPITAPH.

The .if
B. FRANIvLIN,
Printer.
like due cover of an old book,
iiv Content. torn oat.
and snips of Its leiirrlng 41 gitdine,
lies here, food for wilco•.
lieu We vi orb *ball not be oboUy• loot
for ot is ill. as he believed, appear neer &ore,
fa a ore and sore p. 'pet t • diikia,
wreedul awl awes. 4.0:
by the
• 11l eiffi—eot is the printed copy, p.
♦ El• i.. 1-1•1 the printed copy.
1 Ravioli meal corrtUal—in the prialed copy.

GAN li ACT.

The totlawitse tire the ptiocipal meting eleven of
the new (; saw Act :
Former Arr. are se be revelled, nter ri corded to be dyed,
R. frtr st• the. re:trAin pee an ander one degree and rt.A. and
Ism oet melt treater as so she .aid Arts are *prettied. free,
kaltng resse. Mild is. iiap.w a penally sal pesulial nal gaol/ea
in kill game. keeper( a glilolaf, Ar. for destracsi w there,. ,
or ts•neibit it • bat leg mil f. Ile. R ni g awe.
All buret. rookies. pneaseors, partridge.. voter. heath. tee;
moor gestic. beeardr, weed-rock., snipe.. (anti., Wei - .