The Statesman.
London, England, 1818-03-21 00:00:00

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The progress-of the jetty wareApplost the Seminole
tribe of !Aso" is Oa SO, 4140 ti fy either the
Meads the Iltieeds of ommemY its
poblioespeaditerek.,.. vow.thous ode
of Militia wet called for, said oliikeed est by the
Governor of Georgia-, to mooch to the ladles coon.
try. lie- march is delayed by. the necessity of deal
ogreish% this gale fence; iris impeded afterwards
by varioso obstacles omen Which is the deficiencl
of supplies and otiltenerses of transportation; sod
now, we learn, before it-bad arrived' witM* reach of
to enemy, the Militia men sees the betide are
retoraing bons', their three Abe of service
baring aspired ! Another brigade had been pool.
only ordered oat, and is on its way to the frontier;
end, before it can, be employed It is probable its
time, of service old alio have aspired. Thus it ire.
gloomily happens, when Militia are called out for
short terms of service, that to march and eisouter-
march is the only service they perform.
la o:proposing our regret at thesiames, we do. not,
certainly undertake to my how the evil could hove.
been avoided, or that it was avoidsble. Gets. Gaines,
no doubt, found the hottile Indians in greater fore
-than be had anticipated ; and, on receiving his re-
.presentations, it was. found necessary sot only to
•clothe him with .authority to make them extensive
.requisitions, bet also to order forth a tbousaod men
treat Tennessee.
~it giver as pleasere to be able to state, that there
,Is so room for the intimation we have seen is a
Georgia Papor,that Ilia General Government bus neg-
lected, to tarnish the necessary funds to aid the opera.
.lion of the forces employed against the !Wiens. The
;Department of War, we have informed ourselves,
has soot toast quarter upwards of 30,000 dollars
.for theAtokster-Master's Department; of 60,000 for
the Pay Department, and of 100,000 dollars for the
Cootracter's Department. Ample remittances will,
elsodoto meet the current o:pence' of the
the Military Appropriation
, the passage of
agreeing
particul,
yet

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..li7l.nuopit; —.......--
esetI".).EVIAIIIIIER OF DEPUTIES, MARCIE 16.
rime Moreau: assembled to.day for the preparatory
esuiesinati9n ../ the Project respecting the Abolition
'sr/ the Slate 'rtadst
In the Siteltat dittirtg on Saturday, the Scrotiny on
' the • Project reeOtting the St: Domingo Colonists
had ant the legal, result, there being only 125 Mom.
brats 'present, instead of the half plea one of 256
141lethbers of which the Chamber Is 'composed. The
-liertitiny will be repeated tomorrow.
The Committee sulks liedget assembled. to.day.
elite Report will, it' is said, be made on Wednesday.

PARTS, 'MAROS 17.-I.ieut..Generil the Count
ae- %Neale* is appointed Prefect of the Department
of Cornice, in the room of the Sieor Courbon de
Saint Genest, who is appointed Prefect of the De.
Ipartentrit of Haute Marnello•the room of the Sieur
• tittle Salle. ki li :1..
•' The Count de Fries areliettlet Paris yesterday.
It is understood that a Courier has set out within
!therm few days for Rome, with important dispatches
.cro the 'object of the Concordat. It is said that the
-mimber of Dioceses, which, under this reaty, were
be increased to 92, will be reduced to 78. It is
• ckirtain test the best enderstandleg prevails between
the GovertlYoent Oita the Holy Su, respecting every
thing that relates •to the ufeks of the Church of
France, Ond thit the Crewe and the Hierarchy will
unite their efforts to accelerate the arrangement.
The Dote of Wellingtos is depleted et his head-
quartered CestbraY *best the'sed of this month.
An Entelshtsen, culling himself John Henget 01.
liverson, and also George Ifuleck, a wide. of Bir-
mingham, was heed Guilty yesterday, at the Court
of Assists, of forging hills Of etchings and other
papers, and sentenced to sit gears compulsory labour,
and to be blooded.
MAMORU', MARC* to.—We learn from Frank-
fort, that the British Minister accredited to the Diet
bus presented to that Assembly a Nota, complaining
that several of the errangements agreed upon at the
Congress of Vienna have sot yet tees 'Serried into
effect.

L4S CISAS AND NapotzoN.
A letter from'ffrankfeet so the Male 9 dated the
17th .It. states, that the Gent de lAs Casas was
still detained there, in cooseigoloce of the state,' his
health. 'The letter goes.ow to state, 66 It is mid,
that on the report of his arrival at Frawkfort, a Li-
denant King eagerly wrote to him, that all that was
in his power was at the digress! f Las Camas and
that there was no other limit to his offers than what
were impossible to be carried into effect.-I—Las
Cases replied by praying that he might be allowed to
tease the offer. 4 U my &lollop," ishi br

ett isp, as soon air the Military Appropriation
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Of 1818 ii peeped. Meanwhile, the passage of
ft at Let has been delayed by the disagreeing votes of
'tilt tWO.II4ses of congress, on a particular clause
of the ill:.
j'blehisessualitfroefieleisiceowiss
I:lately:nit
prieec,otni reconciled.—
Meese. Meese. has alcsady resolved to adhere to its
' if Is rejeetird, and lust he originated de novo._
'rind.w.shall,. isi oar *est, place before our Readers the
kercisdag of the Cantbittie of Conference of each
, iss on thb wields's.
. ' Vii• Wednesday fast, the Senate wets engaged in
:liii.lidbleilmithe.propesitioo introduced by Mr. Dicker.
=we ee *Wilding the Constitution, that the several
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skald lit districted for the choke of electors
:dr Pieeidist sad Vice•Presklemt, and Representatives
to Maims.
ink. aseeeldetent tarts advocated by Mr. Dickerson
'idii Mr. Matanisud oppOsed by Mr. (;arbour and
114 r. baggett. 4111 Negation was linen postponed to
sd 'Wedneay. neftp,' ' • diseession was ably conduct.
'aid bu butt iidisit lind the event is yet doubtful.
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