The Statesman.
London, England, 1819-11-23 00:00:00

GHILI GAZETTE EXTRAORDINARY;

Wu JULY. 1819.
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THE STA'

fIitINSELS. N..v. 11.
The sentence condereinitig the Editor of The Jour-
nal G I will doebtlem be followed by an sprat
from him, since this appeal is already calle'l for in
the opinion of many 'persons ; and, in fact, hoe
Cos ii be believed, that the father of a numoroes fa-
' eily can remit, under the weight of a lutetium, As
dipeot of which would deprive hie of his profession,
and consequently of the snouts granted to every in.
diekloal to subsist by the huh of his labour ; sod
that, for having inverted a plies which came from
I England to o'er shore', like so many other things
`which came to no from shit country, and which we
do tint reject, notwithstanding the berm they do as
I --a piece, too. which be prefaced by a caution, say.
Inge ho inserted it only as a sinister document, and
'bleb was read in elegy Journals that have errata.
esl freely in this country before It was insetted in the
horned General. B.sidea the ins (a good fogad
sum). Mr. Weissembrock loses his wont, and is
prohibited to print or pisblish any work for three
yeses mod to pay rosts ton.
Yesterday's letters from Cadiz mention that the
San Anima°, allotted to in Lord Coehrane's dia.
patches, Ind arrived there with a highly valuable
cargo, besides 440,000 dollar, in specie. This ves-
sel brought accounts of the diflicalty at Lima of
raising the ways and mesas for maintaining the war
spigot the leserrolv, elvers privateers vein the im-
portation of that place. It was said that Callao would
be peso' for foreign vessels.

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The ten 11louses of Parlisment meet this day. A
classes of m►n, *bother ranked among the political,
t►e fir:uncial. or the simply social, will look silk
faark-al attr..l..n to agar) movement I. the*. import.
ant Batboy of the national family. The Patriots,
the real lover• of iloir coaotry (art from the probe
they derive from it), men who cannot divest them.
selves, if shay would, of their concern for its hollow
and welfare, are annoyed and grieved to sea i:s
bast friends singled oat, and prosecuted by the
Iwo (Mors .•f the Crown, for ti.. seal they manifest
in their end r sto remove the deadly and gri
abuses and Rai seder shirk we all lie. It is net
dose's) much front the expectation of brnkittg down
the spirit of the individeals, es in the hope of intim'.
%dating others from following the patriotic and gto•
doss 'sample. The whole is a vain perish, sod
shows the narrowness of mind in Ministers sh.•
practice such coodoct. We think we see a Sin-
mourn in the pw•ritity of the whole proceeding
"oh aro tr+gar ad oak." The father of this
&meme son would have known better. 11•
; had not to learn, that permeations and prisons
to • mind naturally strong, quicken the sensitive
faculty. Oppression, when it does not soddenly
break the spring, never fails to encrease the elasticity
of the powers of the sell. The dark dungeon,
shich shuts oat the light of the son, will irradiate
the powers of the imagination, end give birth to
ideas and discoveries which is Locks might be pro' d
to own as his. This mast be the au with the 800.
BAROSICT, against who, this overcharged and
bl•e,lerbass is aimed. We
know but little of the composition of his mind, if by
does not view, and does not she the proceed* In
itie light wa hove eshibited it. But w. shall see, if
the case comes to • trial, what a Jury of Britons will
key to the process. Their verdict will stamp the
valor of English liberty and English residence.

Of the POPULAR blEtitna, whirl, is to be held
te.Mofroll in Smithfield. we have van, little le tab
for we know very little about it. We are even un-
acquainted with the programme or order of procev.
shin, end net personally known to On leaden who
ere to menage the business. One feeling we most
certainly have in common with them : it is, that the I
Government, as at prevent carried on, is inadequate
to perform its first intention arid indispensible !one-
lions, vit. provide foe the well-being of the people
'living ender U. Different classes. and even deferent
1 persons of the same class, impress their opinions epon
she nature of the remedy very dissimilarly. Those
who really sympathise with their fellowmen, and
frllow.coanltyrnim, notiht therefore to be slow to
condemn what is done from impatience ender an en-
etampled weight of sefferiog. It it enmesh that the
remittent speakers are ens* enble is their persons
for any earns of seal or temper shish they may de-
emanate upon such trying occasions.

OVIFICIAL DIPPATCH IRON ADMIRAL LORD COCRRANY,
COATI mia IN Mgt 011 Till NATAL IDIRCIS OF

" On board the ITHipshio. ist awhile I
mrCattaq. Noma I ;
On the Si iM. t 'enrol appeared is richt Wows at theme,
" dtw.—All the innve.news nt the sws hais whet,. bad
wi whew slaieei thin tile fettifylas of theiisr•lWe in the anchorage
Bread, thee hal beiidin. rew ired finances is wee sr she
Wines wed newel.. for the parpwe 4 shrrwide red tat AN, at,
enodisi 10 1/313 report. 1 haft 111,1•1411.
lief. the nee witlwat the Mind. and the ether opprwile the
Chagrins,. The agitteareJ like a Basle Anler. steering
fee Callao, ender a pea. of *Ail 3 the ether bad th • appearwide
of a Spanish wine, of war. All ibe wane% of the squadron wets
at weelaw la line lath chwwwl, nail as the whaler was f...r sp.
peatchirri the p. ft. It watt dilleali 'nattered ta limb. In chasing
the I'S wear the batteries wad any., twee., 5, the Int tow.
peteeiied the red bot Or 'weeny. het *hes Or pr. p:.•
Rohner were Wisp her wife arrival. nor Ow- were directed
otlth inch twecro. thil we rowed the whaler to weer rowed
tien the way alrendv smite the prntectinn of the enetai't seat.
" I they swede seraweewwww to Hoak alter the ether vow
sel, has the Amp preveweil ens aitaiainp wy abject. II after-
...Ws Wind k was the corvette Tergilkitha, bedwidilld t-t the
liwitaipil twain, t and the Captain haviept landed sear I.ns
Chweithis few inforreatioa. the crew watirded.aed I oedemas/
raw allay wlth the sewed lathe eight to Valpwaira
(lived) " COCHRANE."

CHILD.

FOREIGN NEWS. and their patriotism ; sad ai fee as their sentieseots
'‘ —.new— • sit (rattled, sod approbstioe of the ceodect if' the
A lIEWARK A BLE SENTENCE. . Igobie Earl, ea whose account they ant; we folly
A sentence Pli•ged lest ••eb by the Tilboool Of srcord with all of them. In the scandalises Green
I
sits, Pl7t,ilse...lNos...Able IsArd had the sagacity to discover
crioroussnlese, on
jegthsey.eohmuplassipnrit
inedf the
she Mpossintsitsyerooff 41.1
heorlred a ovine to the Miter of 771, Journal General it. alstiee• 6' "'" a" the he.'" to "ere es
der Pays Bets, for inserting tit.. Proclamation of mach to many of his friends, drank some of whom
Melchior, who is at the heed of a hotly of rioters in his opinion, by a enceinte. route, was conveyed to
I
Spain. That, however, is sot ell tint is deserving Ministries. Bet more ;is well sr being disinclined
notice. The following article is striking and sleeting to add one ingredient to the poisoned Wls hashed
to a 11,iti.ls Patriot, to and He atonic) so fallen into
op by the Ministerial man-cooks and mea•scal-
the dinsteem of sarroooding stations:—
- the Noble Earl was desirous to throw in

lions,
an antidote, is the form of half a dozen letters.
by which the whole might base been innocently
served up and swallowed eithoot those dele-
letio•s or dismal effects which followed the diabe-
lice! entertainment. Oliver, for one of the arti-
des, would have been completely nertralatd ; and
the prescription of the foolish. or rather malignant
DOCTOR, analysed end laid open es it Deihl to hate
beta. For this intuition, as eoasistent with a bene-
volent mind, which loves justice and felt play, the
Lord I.ieete•ant was entered in the Ministers' black
book, soder a resolatioui that on the first op-
partook, • Borland slioald be given him for
his Obaer.--Tbst opportunity has latterly of-
fered itself, and this amiable and patriotic frater-
nity in place end power base seised epos it :
for is say thing of the Were of en impegnment
of the condect of one which might @aglitter the
stability of all, they conglomerate, and make one
entire body as it were ; otherwise they individually
disesteem each other. and among some a detestation
has been cherished, so as that they base aimed serial
ballets et each other. Bet commas interest bind s them
together like Lockie and Pamlico, together with
their sebordioates, Filches, Bob &Wit. &c. he.;
end nothing will separate them bet a fate superior
to any which bee governed his unhappy country fur

more than half a cutlery put.
But to the Meeting.—We hove observed that the!
esteeetiems ea the virtues of their late Lord Lies-
tenant could not be too lavish. Bet why direct sr
many obligee, nay, almost direct praises on his see-
ms°, ; en storied yeeng man. whose occeptsoce
of office we should be inclined to distinguish by
she name of presumption or rashness. We compere
It to the temerity and foolish contempt of danger in
Phaeton saltine the reins from his father Arotto. If
there be that danger of injtvasnahility,whick even those
icomolimenters anticipate soy spread flyer that great
cnsoty, why accept so inexperienced • character. 'nay
he not set it Woolly on fire? For any mischief tb:t
I
n. may do in his difficult Greer, he will not hove the i
same races. ea the son of Clotena. lie does art
want to prove his legitimscy : every out kneel and
arknooledges that he is the legal deareadont of •
151441 Yorkshire Gentleman, whose moderate estate,
ay the American war, was seblimated by that raging ',
hie into a large estate ; the possession of which its 1
25 years has elevated his foully to as high a rank
in the Nome as his predecessor in keeping the I
Roll holds ihroogh • long line of honoorable an.
nifty and warlike achievements; with • Margaisale
ronning in • collateral direction beside him. Wby
then bestow praises before one wieritorinos deed be
performed ? We weeld withhold them till we see
*hither his knowledge, prudence, and judgment will
save him from foiling hissing hot into the Dan or
the Derwent, end so be carried through the Hombre
into the German Ocean, over which his progenitor
first voyaged. la that cue it will be difficelt to
choose a spot for his
.. Ilk sites est," &r.

Lord ALTUORP did h to the Serums rare by I
some parts of his manly address. Sir Favects Wool)
was not behind Om Noble Lord in his patriotism ;
bet the last In order. eat least in nor astern,. we, 1
the speaker Mr. DICKINSON. of Dewsbury, who, in
a eery agreeable way, played with the sump of the
Green nag. Ile concluded by • path•tle sod for.
went hope, or ether adjuration. than the Gentlemen
present. powerful .1.1 they Were, Weald SUPPORT TUE
PEOPLE RE PrPIINOING TUEIR RIGHTS, ENO NOT
LET TIILM RI PVT DOWN 111 MILITARY EXECUTION
—alletliox. no doubt, le the insolent and inbetnen
threats al the Courier, and which have been renewed
by the hortimmows noise of the Morning Post

The following attract from the recent American
l'apers show the condition of the intercourse, or
rather Myrmidon of mind, between this country and
the United Sates. That the Americana have always
cherished a rankling jealousy trivia& us for our
li
forma hard image of them, most have been evident
to the shallowest °lmager. This animosity was
heightened ton by our manner of car> ing on the late
war. The daily trade too which we maintain from
avian in their neighbourhood. and ender their gery
eyes and walls of their towns, sierra as • perpetual
goad to their irrascible tempers. What we base said
, Wart we now repeat, that another vle h.s.sove
Britain sea America seems inevitable ; and roam
when it will, it is unlikely that it will terminate with.
out the effects of the thin! Punic war One most
fall nr be totally crippled, and male a prey of ht
a P 11141.1%
MILITARY EXPEDITION TO TUE UPPlit arm
SOUR 1.
" The Gth regiment of infantry left Ulf Fontaine
on Fiends', the 4th October.
as Colonel ATKIISON commands the etprailinis,
" Thus the public have at length the ssrisfertiots
to see fairly embarked this interessiitg rapniiiinoi, 00i
the success of which depends the accomplishomut of
Oar Readers will no doubt base been pleased at and 'eighth objects fur the Asseitcri" prop!'—the
transfer of the fur trade frees Ilse English to the
the Report of the York West Riding Meeting of .
knericans—the estinction of British ietleoce ammo,
last Thursday, In the Cnort.hnove, at Wakefield, as Anietkiin Indians—and the
nreiert
of direct Ili:
Stsersl
given with India by the Columbia tad Missouri
given in yesterday's St ITTS VAN. of the
speakers distinguished themselves far their elegoesce Riven II V'