The Statesman.
London, England, 1812-06-19 00:00:00

THE-4TXTgSVIAN.

that the mom of the people may be at our-Welty."
—Such is the silent language manifested'by practical
results, of most of, those who make and enforce the
Laws of England.—Egnally destructitt are the sen-
timents of those who hii!e, for ye'ersil teen carrying
on those monstrous phidi*of coMm•that are now
spreading distress and.riunts their till.

MR. CORBV.TT.
/AtheiSTAT.miaii t!I Monday last B recommend-
adag, was 'mired of a SUBSCRIITIC/N for Mr.
CosnrrT. We understand, however, that that Geu-
tleman, though the sem of money he will lose will
be very great, means to decline, and P Ositive Ty re-
fuse, all remuneration in this way, upon the ground,
that, however severely he may feel the injury, there
are other Gentlemen who have suffered, and who are
now suffering, in the same cause, who may stand
more iu need of the assistance of the FRIENDS of
FREEDOM.

• The Castor frigaz,, is arrived atPortsmouth, in tfi
t . days, from the Ilavannah, and in 60 dais from Vein
Crua. She ha% brought home, from theformer
a considerable quantity of dollars.
There has been a degree of activity observed lately
on board the Scheldt fleet, Indicative of an intention
1-to embrace the first favourible %opportunity to put
Ito sea.
Parliament will rlsaits soon as the most essential
put

beaineta' filtiiirelieftetWeed the Commons will
probaSly not assemble Vet W fgletf presetnt compo-
nent state. ' •
The .Excheqeer Bllis 'Which **reissued to the mer-
chants and tatheri last year, fat relief under the press-
•tnpembarntsments of -trade,'Were. to have beeu re-
paid in July and October next. We are z now ip-
forined, that an extension of the timolees been de-
termined: on, for the further convenience of the
parties, until the mtniths of February, May, and Au-
gust, 1813.
it appears, from the official account presented to-
the House of Commons, tine: the net produce of du-
ties arising from Stamps, iu England, on Newspa.
pets and Almanacka,• together with the produce of
duties on Advertisements, for the year ending Janu-
ary the sth, last, was 415,0001. The number of
Newspapers printed in London is about 54, and in
the rest of England about 114.
We are sorry to say, that the fine new ship, the
Prince Regent, Capt. Twetruestax, which sailed
from this port (on her first voyage) the 19th of
-March, was cast on shore on the 1411 of April, five
miles west of New Liverpool, on the coast of Ame-
, rice, and is not expected to be got off. Mr. \Vsr.
Cleiocite, second mate, and PArit!CIL DUFFIN and
PUMP Caix, seamen, were drowned.—(lneekarea'
Paper).
THE Queues DRAWING-Roo3l.—Yesterday bet I
MAJWITY held a Drawing-room at St. James's Pa-
lace. It was numerously attended, and the Ladies.
vied with each other in the taste and richness of their
!dresses. The Princes and all the Ministers were
present. The Princesses were most superbly ettired%
and the Drawing-room exhibited a blaze of.gratideuel
and magnificence. Several presentationt took plan!
and hi the evening the Royal Family had a sele&
partyaitards. •
reapectoble dressed child, about four.yea,
.rs
'was Tut. over yesterday in Bond-st reet,-lky 'a Carriage
plashing for the rank to the-above Drawing-room.---
The wheels went over its leg and arm', the. latter of
whiot was broke in two places. The 'utterer was
the child of a working jeweller in Btrd-street.
thiesere Cittenaze.—Yesterday the different
Parishes of London and its environs sent their chit-
' dren, cloathed andtchicated by voluntary subscrip-
tion, to the Annivesary Meeting ie 't. Paul's,—
They were seated as usual, with that .eppropri to
insignia, under the Dome, and the appearance ct the
immense body struck the beholder with the greatest
adniiration and heartfelt pleasute. After Divine Ser-
vice, they returned in procession to their respective 1
schools.—Three Ladies fainted in Church, and were.'
obliged to be reale:Wed into the airs, where they soon
recovered. • - •
Ou Wednesday last a Grand Shooting Match took
place at the O'd Hats, near Uxbridge. Lord l'oe--
i.vecros, one of the best shots in the kingdom, kik-
led 14 out of 15 pigeons, from the trap, erthe usual.
distance. Mr. Bitertai shot 12 out of 15. • There.
were psesent about 10Q amateurs of celebrity, and
*soft that% Loidrft.,aar, Lord FiEDERICK BEAU..
CLIME) 'U.. . •

. • 174P41, 1 N7'E h LIGE NCB.
PLYMOUTH, Jugs 'l7.
The brig Cbarfeild &rah, George Richirdsms, Mastertridda
Lendoo, bound to Malts, armed with eight gum sad Osiireati
men, mine io here last night. This vessel yesterdoy ahem"
about four o'clock, fell is with a Freachlugger prlvatectoshout
sena leagues to dm W. of the Lizard, which ran her alongside.:
_ . _ _

. our . ..tutrymet
..1,...,• ---aiii atten;pterl to hoard, oa which the greater part of the crew
first impressions, and so subdued to the i
•11.11/2 i •....-6-. below, but through the gallant behaviour of the Captain
of accustomed propensities, that, Me the sot who I, aid Mate the enemy Ras-beaten of, but continued to chine the
• cannot do without the liquor which is accelerating : emve brig, and fir_
°l-
e at tier,
this harbour. ii
, fornearlyrsixheor u bons
iafierOard ad
risigingt, at
his progress to the grave, they would sacrifice their' arewhamarlich tilloe:hearrh°6
up, hatatime of the crewiial hart.
m.• .-
Tires sooner than their habits, either' Of pleasure Or of i saw also for p„toimputh the • am .tiae, sof
business. The man 'of elevated rauk, on whose 1 wilir.iie maidstpne
frtgaia 4
expected
to
salt
this
tvesi;ig tor ma..
teroperance,frugility, studious reflection, unremitting!' delta, to inset aodor Ninuthens,homsoweWiaryidlig-boxtdcaChwandins Ord-, 14., is
activity,' and wise risoires, the safety of the slate'
expected to sail to-morrow fur Baum !toads, with Adiaard
may depend; Says to himself—" I cannot give up my ;
Iteith
andtraittut of harbour,
,and anchored in CaWsend Bay,
grand entertainments ; I must still feast on the richest the York, of 74 pas. .
..
Viands, and drink the most costly' *ernes ; I must be , The Andromache frtytte,_ which. arrivedbehei re
la datvas two
, since %rings an account that three Mitts, ong ag Or
Line:
gratified with. the sweetest music ;`rity evenings must ',4lNaligin. with 98 Melt
eis_thet,takenownwttitegideolomaeoliaLinasageue.
- - - - • -"-- and - P"'"1- . - P9TI of that

be passed in voluptuous enjoyments; my
morning repose cannot be broken in upon by
business." Equally slaves to habit, but chiefly
Influenced by, pride, the men of overgrown for.