The Statesman.
London, England, 1819-06-17 00:00:00

NAVAL INTEL LIG ENCE.

DIAL, Jost 16.—Sailed the Orient, Reynolds, for
&whey • Ilessaren, Gibson, fnr Surinam ; the Ar.
Jseisen, for the H h ; the Betsey, Frith,
f„ /tellies • the Bolden Brevet, for New York ;
the illaries, Harris, for Oporto ; the Henry. Lou,,,
f.„, %oboe ; the Regalia, Dijon, for N. Sough
Wales; and the whole of the outward-beena,
alsewicn, Joni I6.—Sailed the Auckland packet,
for llellaed ; lied Eclipse packet, for Cushateo ;
both with Mail..

FALISOVTII, Jogs IC—Order, hose beets received
for the smiling of th. Jamaica and America packets,
bill the Brasil packet is detained till the 16th.
Poutessowre, JU.L 16.—Passed by for London
the Piggott, Thorn, beet Tabors ; no the 30th
Xey, In lat. 37. 41. long. 46. 1. fell In with the
American schooner Myrtle, of Bocksport, with loot-
her, weterlegged, male-nest gone, and no person on
%turd ; en th. Tub Jane, in lat. 46. 37. long. 39
spoke the Ajas. of Shields, frees Dohlm for Quebec,
all well, oat 16 days; and on the 13th Jane, in lat.
49. 36. tong. 9 30. spoke the American ship Isling-
ton, Prow Liverpool for Philadelphia, nu. Otte days,
all well.—Sailed the Wellington, Paisley, for St.
Vincent's; Geinsborough„ Hyslop, for Gibraltar;
and Zephyr transport, for Guernsey.

ROBERT EMMETT.

[FROM TUC 111111111111 ANA

The following is the conclusion of • spirited, bet
painfully Interesting artkie on the unfortunate
Emmett, which appeared in the Irishman, of the Ilth
inst. • very well written and independent Paper,
which is recently set op in Belfast :
•• Bet Emmett achieved, what no other men bet
kluseelf would have dared to attempt. With his dark
mind, sod single arm, heergeolsed thousands of his
poor elsootrymen, and besiege., the G orient of
the country in their strongest p..sition. What would
this man not hove been capable of. if regulated by
teasels that had overtly calculated the elifficatios
to be conquered. and she stem a that should be
employed? Whet would such a mind have bee.
repaid. of, if he could have borne with palmate
the humiliation of his native laid, and waited
the opportunity which God might have given hie'
so assert her rights? What would such a Taro
be capable of. if, mending its his place in the
British Parliament. he held up the bloodies body of
his country, and pointed to the hoods that covered
her mina wounds ? Which of those men who sown.
times @mese the Itish People with sporting epee the
agonies of the sof/ever, would dare to meet the eye
of him, who was compared to Chatham and Boling.
broke, even by the veriest sycophant. that walked in
the traits of Monkish oppression—who everted from
the moat corrupt sod canting Members of 'Nati,
College, their united attestation to the wonderful
imperially of his eloquence ? Oh! had it pleased
Providence, that tech • man had not fallen—bad it
been so ordered that he had reserved himself for
Obese coollicts, which Beeson and the Constitution
of ear Country warrent. what • shield would his
greet mind hays been 'o.4i. when the relentless bi-
got of England presses to fling their poisoned or.
•rars among • defenceless People is• cannot
purse. this strain-- With oar adults • We C 0...
tryout, Moore, we are sillies to soy to Ireland,

Oh I Ismail* Del ►b now.—"

The Persia. Ambassador pee a grind male es
Teesday evening, at hie residence in Charlessstreet,
Berkeley.sessre; lb. ball sad pelecipsl Mira,*
were decorated with shrslss sad lowers. The snit of
drawing-rooms were most brilliantly iilen•iwsted ;
in each apartment were placed a nrofissien of pots of
the chatcrst Uuwers ; in the grand drawing.►nnm was
a whole 1,1,0 picture of the King of PRIMA, wish
a crown of diamonds sod poses, over which were his
arms in gold : th• grand dining-parlour was sl•pro.
pri•ted fur refreshments, which consisted of every
delicacy Mit efeelil be thought of. The wines end
fruits were of the rarest description. The compant
present 'scrolled SCO perusing of the first rank, des.
s Median, and fashion.
We refer ear Readers to our Report of the pro.
',edify% in the King's Beech, for the resell of the
Quo IVer►awfo Information which was commenced
against the Mayor of Petersfieltl. Our Restive, will
vecollect that the inhabitants of Potersfield objected
to the person lately holding the oink, of Slayer of
that bereseh, because he was elected by a Jury no.
animated and selected, it in other words parked, by
theSseviesd of theCoert Leetos he is the Judge there,
and dimes all the persc•ediogs of the Court : mild
further, because there was serving on the Jury so il.
legally named, a person not qualified by resiancy to
de so. We crin,oarulste the Put:nit- on the re-
sult of this affair; it is a direct admission of the
Illtgali.y of such attempts to usurp the just and res.
sasi•ble privileges of the inhabitants of • town ; anal
I. a canstitntional point of view we consider it most
gratifying, as it is clear that i! is fully onderftund
Ice C efts of Law sill bev-r sant'''. ii • custom ,
',hitch wrissios tlic Jurtg.s. or 3 Cntlit nirmi we Ihti; and '
miming ft.:. „sly w ...it's is to sit in t'ost Count. .