The Statesman.
London, England, 1814-11-15 00:00:00

ifebteitatesMad
befieving,
sin i to remark in attendint
the principle of partition ;-
ried into practice, If the social
*he natural connections al
inanities, are to be tdtn asui
to be derived from adversit•
441'14 are only to be
balance, gompared to their
dominion over the interests
of the human racel—thoso
the world with apparently
declarations and promises
land regard to local bear
only preparing a count(
events that have happenedi
pliant sflccess of some suck
• talon of those very princir
fat human rights and ['bet
tgrmidable sway over Eu'

.We could wish, WI Su
".large expenditure" still
. .;
the large 44 arrears" nu
definite meaping in our
we must and shall be brief,
list of extraordinaries
Minipill, which we yet have
f•rukbavaing us to liberate
savh:them from otter anr
1 nsedrof the debts, the i
Wu hear nothing. Real
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ourselves, and shedding
',This settling of arrears, ii
seems to us extraordina
there were any gratitude
due appreciation of what
for they are the gainers
might have beau expected
would have come forward
Ihave voted a receipt in
, paid, which we have expended
(the prosecution of the
! increasing war expend,
bear the burthens of all
sides our own; and aft(
, for their own preserved.
i handsome doceur to remail

-It is said, this count
millions sterling against
minims for the sappo(
four millions for Brit
French funds, and that
sioner is directed to these
obstacles at every step.
It was reported yesterda
•ernment had rejected the
by the John ..didaits and

The.Matta aid Gibraitsr Matt
tern from the last to ti,
letters to the 25th ult. •
had been !to new cases
it was thought that in
quentty occurred, apple
establish the intercourse,
land, at►d General Siat.
England, to explain, a;
which he consented to
into the hands of their

Writs continue to
brokers, and others,
bonds entered into by IS
duties, and not the ea
posed. Some of the cl
merchants appear on
enormous • but of .the
mended, the greatest.,
charged. In a case
stituted for scroocc_
that bond does not among
The cases of some of '
to the custom of trade,
Bible in the bonds for
singular. A writ was
been issued against a b!
was given by him in 1809
which he had stn reol
whom the ,brandies act
that they cannot, in the
to! pay,, refuse to satin
laid, a few hundred pounds
thit- purpose.
Geo. Ilocwros, the -
entitled. Ecce flume,
imprisoned two years
of 4001. This is the person
of the infamous work
ISAAC EATON, who was
We are prevented from
case, on account of the
proceedings, till to-mot
BREAD.—The Lotto
MealWeighers' Returns,
to continue the same.
PIRACY AND Muni
from Malaga to Na-ples,
the 26th September, b)
passengers, who duo,
supercargo, and two other persons, and .
into' Bastia.
• A deputation of the merchants on Stiturday
noon waited upon the Lords of the Treasury, in
der-to present to their Lordships thi Memorial
upon at the meeting on Thursday, relative to
thr
Bonding System. .
RAMIGATZ, Nov. 12.—Tbe Danish brig Johanna. from _An..
air for Capenhagen, lost hoe rudder on the Goodwin
Auat! lastaight, in coming into this hartienr,strisek the pier.heagi
41,11 woos ou shore. Another Danish. brig, with the koM,r
aridersuwid table, in coming into this luirbear, struck die t,
bead, obliged to bear away for Breadstairs; WWI;
Sail bared*. in re/shelter, some of them without anchors r
cables. .
Nov. 13.—Tlie Thesis's ship Johanna has got of, fites.
intolhia four sail base come ia teday far '

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tiONDON • frisiteel''ind Ibtiblishett by D. LovgLi,
•htstttsMaM OVI'IC It, Sit Fleet-street.
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and detienflenriet of ittoiv
asunder; if homami /.
;ity by Crowned titivil/2"
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considered at dust in 04;
heir sovereign power;mit •
rests and natural ifeettom
so who are now dividing the
y very little regard to theh.
ses of moderation, • ' ' ' ..
firings and ,attachmentert,
terpart to the nteianeistii
d, and a path for the tame,.
ich power as by the proles,.
ciples of justice and re
lerties, has so long held .
wrope.
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lay a word or two ea tit
H required, and the cities iir
low • figuring with itch is. -.
new financial xysteua .•_bit
Ad'. We t,re eroded with,
of this .011114..Inilliong gm
are to pay to foreign Poweril!
ate l
nnitihe
intm froth i 0
ntca Butoot; captivity,
plikli
sums which they owe t 0.%
illy, we have been pith
our blood for a worthy
in transactions of this aiton; •
lary beyond conceptioa. f
e, any feeling of justice, apt,
it has been done for the%
by the efforts made by es, it
d that every power in Europe
,rd and almost by acelaranisa
full for every sixpence; es.
xpended on the Continent is
war. But, no, with a, still
liture, we must continue a
; the powers in Europe, le.
ter feeing them to go to war
Lion, must now give them a
vain at peace.
try has R demand for twin,
it France, a balance of eicht
in of prisoners of wiri and
tish property vested in ihe
t the attention, of the Commig,
me claims; but they meet with
erday that the Americse Go.,
the terms of Peace taken out
nd had made a counter propo-
hralter Malt het brought MW
he date of the cr.td ; bat ship
are very- satisfactory. There
of fever for several days, and
i a fortnight, if none tube.
lication would be made to re.
se. Gen. Dox was preparing to
11TH was about to embert fur
as it is said, the grounds ow
o deliver up some Spauisnir
r Government,
be issued. against merchanb,
to enforce the fulfilment d
them for the payment of excise'
customs, as erroneously sir
laims formally made upon tie
the face_ of the writs to br
he sums thus technically de
part have been already On'
where actions have been is-
,. perhaps the deficiency es
ount to more than 3 or 4001,
the brokers, who, according
have made themselves respell.
•
the merchants, are extremely
s shown yesterday which had
iroker for 77,1361. The bond
309, on account of brandies in
il interest. The toevehants to
actually belong being awe,
he first instance,- be compelled
tisfy the bond, although, it a
founds would be sufficient for
author of a blasphemous bask
was yesterday sentenced to.
in I(uwgate, and to pay ais
person given op as the apart
.k In question by the late A
as convicted as its publisher.--
om giving an account of ail
;lie length of the Parliamentary
sorrow.
LI MAYOa having inspected Ow
es, ordered the price of Brogl.
. 14... ;
anxt.--The Anna, FAr.cov4l
es, was taken possessiou of se
by three of the crew amino
.eur liverboarti the^ master "I
other persons, and carried
se merchants on Saturday sf"'
I Lords of the Treasury, in 0"
i Lordships thi Memorial agreed.