The Statesman.
London, England, 1814-04-14 00:00:00

InirtitS4. .G ICRM 4=4 Y.

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rO!./tll, time CoNiiilErfrE for relievili the istrenr oc 0 ibe itonges of War in ,‘,111.5,
has beets enabled total& tibial alloo4
for the alletlution ot thistewes of ..
silty': illtfueb
has been the extent of the deeestatioty, tistdepth nf f
1010 which whale distrieti have clteei pluigodi and so neeh• .
and trout are the aew appllastifilk be OW from Arise.;
quarters. that the Committee mei owno necnem think fafplos.t.
log its efforts. Details of tbese•distresses will be Maud in thei
Reports of the Committee, which. as well as Papers for
Churches and Congregating', kw, be hid at:the Lawton Ta-
vern ; and at Ackermana's, Strand. , -. -.

SUBSCRIPTIONS SlNeg 'ItICELVIID.

Amount already advertised x 69,01111.15
R°b"t/raii‘jun. EIS. ;11 0 Collection at the Pa-
At the amputee Room. risk Church of Tam-
il'. M. Frenth 1- 1• wartb. Stafford-
Mist French 1 1 sbita,bithe SP*.
George Dance $lO t "
Calloctioaat Lenoiniz
RevLinr.
Charles Aodemon,
(lectorl.3
Peg& and Baiobilige .90
At Akan. Days. Thorn-
lan, and Co.
•Colleetion at Molluw,
Bucks, per Rev. Mr. •
Stephen .C 7 0
Ditto a tAssington, per
Rev. J. Hallward 26 0
)itto at Sanford .nod •
in vicloity,prr Rev.
Thomas Hail vrakd 26 0
-Priptions ni Hall,

~,:

ifs ticinity non ise:
courn,per 4.comp..
$l5 0
-

liell,
At Sir Jahn lash-
bock and Co.
my corn to the Netherlands; and during that
Mr. Perfect, Ponte- short period, the progress which we have made in
fract £lO 0 the Important work of the restoration of the State,
M. William Perfect,.
ditto 3 0 hes greatly exceeded all that we might have dared to
Captain Leval, Caritas II a expect •
Mr. Pickering, Adis.. • Foreign Powers have not confined themselves to
worth 4 1
Mr. Dent. Pontefract . 1 1 applauding the recovery of our independent exist.
Subscription from Ply. • once ; they have also manifested by deeds which
. To(!aib, per Rd.Ru
is s.
den, Esq. • 17 most inspire us with boundless gratitude, their satis-
J. Watkias,Esq. Dit- - faction at witnessing the sovereignty conferred upon
tots.ball, 2d Sub- my house.
sctiption 10 0
Major-General El wes, i The most important of our foreign relationsl-s-
Stoke College 10 0 those which subsist between us and the sgenerons
Subscription atWorth‘ : British nation —will soon acquire , by the marriage
tog, per Margessno s
and Co. . 1781. lls. sd. 'of my eldest son, a new degree of intimacy and of-
At Meson. Hammers- reciprocal regard.
leys and Co.
Rev. T. Lownilei, But what gives me the chief hope for the future, is
Magdako College, the experience which I have acquired of the sea.
Oxford 1 1 • timents and of the good disposition of the nation
Subscriptions front
I itself.
Higsvorth, Wilts
per Rev. E. Bowden 12 121 Its devotion to the good cause has enabled me,
Baker Morrell, Eq. 5 5i
I notwithstanding the exhaustion of this country, and
The Warden and Fel-
lows of Morton Col- i ig,. ,iWdated resources, to raise, in the space of a
lege, Oxford lee. 6, 11101; '.lll more than 25,000 troops ; the greater
Ditto of New College, i. 1
ditto 103 aI. aiti*Of whom, well armed and equipped, will soon
At Messrs. Marten, cbe colleted on our'frontiers under the command of
hs . )
Stone, and Co.
Sir William Geary, • - y two •sons.
Sart, le to he unctnimity in all that concerns the great inte-
/ter. S. Weston - t • nth of the country has been displayed in the most
• the prompt organization of the
mass, and the national guards,
- ele
e ,
the acceptance of the Constitu-

in part, by W. H.
Bromley 29 2
From Devizes and its

viciuity, per Locke,
Hughes, and Co. 26i. 45.10(1.
Collection at Cranky,
after a Sermon, by
the Rev. K. B.
Wet& 915 9
Sub,,criptione from
Horsbaw,Sttttse z,pec •
Blunt-and Co.
Collections at Llaninst,
Denbigh. and other
Congregations of the
Welch Calvinistic
bletitodists 512 18 6
Thomas Laugton, Esq.
Bly th, ncniMis e.
per Curries and Co. 2,.; 0
Rev. C. Jirrnat, Cob-
ham, Surrey 5 0
Collection at Ullcrton
Church, per Fell &
Co. 42 •
Ditto

..o at Frnme.by H.
G. and if. Shep-
pard 105 0
Mew FrieodattGreen-
wich-road Chau .1.
per Rev. Mr, Chtsp-
man •
Suhicriptions at Chat-
Pm. per C. Town-
too
Ditto at Iblailiorough

Leintigir'
Sign' per Rev. M.
D. Babinelon
Rev. T. Wiiilbore,and
Congregation, Pen-
q4 10 0
Committee Room. •
Collections in some of

Gentlemen, that I shall only an.
of -yen alts--by fentrediate4Turci
the enforcement of that Consti-

adopting all the measures, and
establishing all the arrangements, without which
its effects would remain long incomplete and imper-
fect.

Leicester 103 0
11..1. ditto 1 •1
W. Barrio% EA.
dill.' 2. ' 2
Gratian Hart, 134:
Alto, 1 1
Mr. W. Forrester,
ditto 3 3
.1.110/11A1 Miller, Eq.
din. 5 0
C. Lowdhatu, Beg.
ditto 10 0
Haney lane Chapel,
per the Rev. Ron.
11.11, ditto 281. 12i.. Bd.
Mr. AldermanCliirke,
ditto 5 2
fill. Alder. Barrett,

the. Chapel, of the
United lirettnen.
AlFulnickon.,ol.eed!,
arv.C.F.lttanittlet,

That important task, therefore, shall be hencefor-
ward the main object of my attention ; and in dis-
chargingjt, I shall be guided by the same impartiality,
and the same solicitude for the public *cave, which
I have endeavoured hitherto to display in all the acts
of my Government • "

per ilxv. Mr.
Trate • 601. Is. 44.
At klirile'd, rtrarHud-

derstield, Rey. J.
Beck, per ditto ill. 4s. 6d.,
At Wy kr, near
liati-
fas, Rev. J. Smith,
per do. 91. 11.
At Bath,Rev. C. Cie-
awns, pee ditto. 111_16.. 70.
At Tytheirton, near
Chippeubain, Re V •
C. We-te,ter ditto 171. 114.64 d.
Mr. Simon Pit 4r.
(CD, sear 'Waal-
hary
F.. Tripp, E«.l. Brfeiol .10 0
Mr. T. W. Stuige,Tar. 5 b
Mrs. Robes, per H.
Esq.Sehntae, 10 10
• Lady, per ditto / 0
Mrs-Hall, ditto 10 10
Mrs. Weinman, ditto 5 0
Three Ladire, ditto Z 0
Noncen, Milo 10 0
Mr. Wm. Beckett, ditto b 0
E. T. ditto 1 0
J. Groves.'ditto "" 1 0
hf i-s L. per H. Scluttatt,
Esq. 1 0
Mr. Thomas James.
ditto Itl 0
Chr. Frederick, Esq. •
Ely 0
The Holy well and
Douglas -Company
in Manchester, per
J. Rapp, Lsq. 105 0

.ty
As long as no inroad shall be made on the spirit
or the letter of the Constitution, the country will be
sheltered from all dissensions, from all contests about
authority, and from all rivalry between the .pro-
'winces. It allots to reasonable citizens all the 11-
berty, to the SOvereigir all that extent of power,
which they can respectively desire; at the same.
time that the People and the Prince, the Governors.
and the governed, find in its equitable and libe-
ral arrangemeetQ, what is calculated to establish
and secure their mutual agreement and co-operation.
In these feittinienta, the fruits of a long and de-
liberate exanilaation, and which are still farther tot-
, tified and exalted by the solemnity of this memore-
ble moment, I declare myself ready, in presence of
this assembly, as representing the United Nether-
lands, to.tak-fir* oath which the Constitution has
"prescribed to the Sovereign Prince.

deft.)
Mr. Alder. Beirbridge,

Mr. William Turner.
Derby
Rev. J. Eyre, Bab-
worth
At Heirs. Ransom

.11al Co.
Mew. Reynolds
Rig ht/I.,nourable and
Rev. Lord Barring-
ton
Rev. Sir. George Lee,
Burt. 30 0
Earl of Bucking.
lintothire 100 0
J. C. Bacturd, FN. 1 0
Richard Reny, Ell. 1 0
Mr. Surrokre 1 0
Mr. Gnrrnit 1 0
John Brown 1 0
Nicholas Brown 1 0
Rev. Doctor Robert
Price 10 10
T. T. and Friends 1 6

ADDRESS or TOE.FRENCH PRISONERS.

At Messrs. Birch & Co.
Collected at Woburn,
Bucks, per Rev.:4lr.
Tyndale £l5ll
Lieut.-Col.Tho. Birch
Reynordson 5 5
At Messrs. Stephenson
and Co.
An Officer of Artillery 2 2
At Bosamtets.
Mn. Bosanquet,. Fo-
rest-house 5 5
At Messrs. Masterman
And Co. -
From Kirby Lonsdale
and it- icinit- 131.4 e. 6d.

Its VI, ..dy ._,...... .
At Messrs. Barclay & Co. 20 0
Subscriptions at Wel- CV:rat&if:t Edq•
lingborongh, per Chelatairit 5 5
Morton and Co. 9091.131. 3tl. Vfelhatilt and Petit 30 0
Independent Meeting, Subscriptions at Fla-
vcrhill, per liegry
Cogershall. Essex,
per Rev. r. Field- -Jackson Fe+ of
tug 114. lb. $l. Hnverhal. • MI. Is. id.
Mr. Neiman 1 1 The Receipts of ' a
Mrs. Sheldon 1 1 Play. performed by
Baptist Sleeting, some Officers*? the
Tewkesbury. per Garrison, Spanish
?lards:id & Co. 13 10 Tnwo, Jamaica 70 0
Norwich • additional At the Bar of the City
liebscriptinn - 206 8 of Loodbn Tavern.
Rey. T. Ltuyd. Fit- I From Truro. Cloga•
kendans 2 0 i oral pi Remittal t_
Jos. Smith, Babied, perPrweilsandC•JlM.l9s.74.
Erse 2 0 ?dr. 4. Steer*. , _ •r
6 b
_ ,
Subscriptions received at the Bars of thg City,ar.loodon T.a-
tern ; Lloyd's Cliffte-ho %se s Stuck Eschnege; and at all the
Bankers is Towt! and Country. ' ; , •
• It. H. SI itIITIN; ' 1 jj........,.g...
WKS MetifiAM.SellsPl,ll4 I

Lotion.

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VIVE LE Roll VIVE LE ROI!!
[Here follow the signa(aret.]

A most sanguinary warfare has for some months
past been waged in the island of Dominica, agsinst.l
the runaway slaves who had sought refuge in the.
iroods, and. the Maroons by whom they were bar-
' beured and protected. At an early period of the ,
contest, the Governor, it is said, issued a preola-.1
:nation, prami,ing pardon to such of the runaways
as surrendered themselves within a specified period ;
laud dArkoeocing to. those who did not take tkobene-
fit of this act of amnesty. that " The Rangers bad
orders to take no prisoners, hut put to death men,
womeni and children, without exceptidn.," We
knowfX whether these atrocious orders were lite-
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• .. STATE PAPER. NEW rkgrice coratenrtioN.
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inisitemilaii or sus Roam. DIOUNESS TUE FRINCE,SO.6 t-i: ~ • •dONiIE.RVATty..B .11111IATts. `... .
ANIEIGN Or THE VETOERS/ANDS, DELIVERED TO THE - TX74441111,111111.030111i ii.lOl4TllO. liji tith •'.2.1,
lipseuetar Or tlikE NOTAIILI2, ON TARING TISK,
~,„„priissyrate, Or WeeKraiirati, WA" VANS. i
Aim; -p). IA& Coxsurtirtox, ox TUE 30TH or •• . The ,Conservative Senate delibeeetheifteAtilk
..luolili OK . • •
Plan of Constitution presented to it by *kit 414
. e•ftfret.mititt,—l experience a lively satisfaetiots le sienalp-overnment, in ezecutibo of the Act of the
pen*** my opinion with regard to the Constitu- Senate of the ltt instant:—
.4--winseOrteed by the declaration of so numerous an 1 . After having heard the Report of a Special Coal.
.-"A of henourable and enlighten n. ! mission of seven Members,. decrees as followss--/
4saily sensible of the testimon of zeal, Art. 1. The French Government is monarchfoal4
Afaehment which I haverroceived on this-so-tend hereditary from male.to male, in order of pn-
Aeresion from this illustrious assembly. •1 mogeniture. - . . . .
seihational honour, our interests •well under. i t. The French people call freely to the throne of
Assr
.I._
.live manifest protection granted to us by teel-France, Louis. Staiiilana_lavier do Piece, broll
ehilighty,' every thing, tnxbort, must eacinirage is 1 ther of the last King, and .after biro the „other
to pettleere without relaxation in our efforts for the , Members of the House of Bourbon, in the. ancient
Ventre of the country. - 4 order. -- ,
Preeisely four months have elipired this day since 1 3. The ancient Nobility rest- their titles'. _ 754

.e.sutaa
new preserve theirs hereditarikr..,Atte Legion
Honour is maintained with. its, -prqbstgatives, The
'King•shall fix thedecoration. .
4. The Executive Power belongs to the King.
5. The King, the Senate, and the Lutglakttlmp
Body, concur in thq making of laws.
Plans of laws may_be equally proposed in Oat')
nate and in the Legislative Body.
t
Those relating to contribution., can only Ipe.Kre
posed in the Legislative Body.
The King can invite equally the two Bali* t 4
occupy themselves upon objects whick he„diethe
peb-
per. • " * :• , _
The sanction of the King le iseasamart for the com-
pletion of a iaw. t.,„ •
6. There are 150 Senatori at least; end 200 `at
most. —' •
Their dignity is immoveable ; add hered*Py Dom
male to male, in order of primogeniture. Ilboy are
named by the King.
The present Senators, with the exception of those
who should renounce the quality or French citizen,
are maintained, and form part of this number: The
actual endowment of the Senate and the Senatorships
belongs to them. The revenues are-dlvided equally
between them, and.pasa to.their successors. In case
of the death of a Senator without direct. male poste-
rity, his portion returns to the public treasure. The
Senators who shall be named in future cannot par.
take of this endowment. •
7. The Princes of the Royal Fsmily, and the
Princes of the Blood are, by right, Members of the
Senate. • .
The functions of "senator monist betexercimign-
tit- tbe prrs‘o imAtaaael the op seigetrywevw.
8. The Senate decides the cases in whkh, she dis-
cussion of objects before them shall be public or se-
cret. •
9. Each Department shall send to. the Legisla-
tive. Body the same number of Deputies it seat thi-
ther.
The Deputies who sate inthe:l4looWe Body it
the fierin4 of the last tdjournMetit shall coptinue
task tjll.they are replaced. All' preserve their peg.
In retire they shall be chosen immediately by the
Electoral Bodies, which are preserved, with the e;.
ceptiote of 'the changes that way be made by a law in
their oreaition., . .
The.- refion of the fuoctiOns..of the. Depnliei to
,ibe Legislativoßedy is tied it 4se years. •
•• The new Election shall take place for the Session
.of 1816. - •
~.11.9t The Legishitive Body shall assemble of right
excliliitir on the Ist .of Ocpber. The King may
convoke it extraordiukiilf; be- may adjourn It ; he
may•also dissolve it; but in the latter case another
ringi,intive Body must be formed, in three months at
the latest, by the Electoral Colleges.
11. The Legislative Body has the right of•dis-
cession. The Sittings are . public, unless in cases
where it chooses to form itself into a General Cotn.
mittee.
12. The Senate, Legislative Body, Electoral Col-
leges, and Assemblies of Cantons elect their Presi-
dent from among themselves.
13. No Member of the • Senate, or Legislative •
Body, can be arrested without a previous authority
from the Body to which he belongs.
COT? OVA LITTER ADDIRIASEtt TO ISIS MOST cite's- 1 The trial of a Member of the Senate, or Lasleits-
TIAN .1Ye!lit1l MENU! PRISONERS AT tire Body, belongs exclusively to the Senate. ,'
TIM DEPOT AT TRAM- I 14. The Ministers.may be Members either ofAie
IC T. Loa. Ful• 1610, 0 Fufrof respectful confidence in the goodness and . Senate or Legislative Body.
„km. Reeve, Rocking 2 0 generosity of your Majesty, the French Prisoners, at .15. Equality of proportion in the taxes is of
SuN.criptinn Crum Lyn I That', have assembled to felicitate themselves, as right :no tax can be imposed or • received unless it
Regir, per Gurnev
and Co. Al. 9s. 6cl. I well as all France, on the haPpy, day which, by the has been freely consented to by the Legislative Body
At Llo:td's.
Q favour of ./leeven, restores to the throne, and to the and the Senate. The Land-tax can only be esta-
Permed acid Sun 5 love of the French, the descendant of St. Louis, of blished for a year. •• The. Budget of the following
IV. P.
E. J. 1 0 Louis XII., and of Henry IV. year, and the Accounts•of 'the-preceding year, are
A.. B. 1 • I Sire, our hearts, our life, all that we hare we lay at , presented atittuatirtp.4iskLegielative Body •and the
Wiliam 1 1
gateway, lo le the feet of ydur Majesty; may Heaven grant your, Senate, at the opening of-the Sitting of the Legials-
mot HMO Was 20 0' august family as much prosperity and happines as five Body. •
Robert Horne Gordnet 10 1 he ought• to have experienced, who now from his 16. The law shall fix the mode aul *amount of the
Mr. WON, Deptford -1 0 '
Dtts Smith, ditto 1 0 • seat in bliss smiles on the great and fortunate revo- . recruiting of thearmy.. •

;1.7. Tie independense of the judicial. power is gus..
renteed.• Ne one can be removed from his natural
Judges.
• The institution of iJeriestios.prOserved, as well as
the publicity og triat,id:csitnibal .coattere. • • •
The penalty of -aotstisuatiatuar, geodn. 11.4,41;414.
111te King ints-lhafr Figlitootipotionios•A_lr-
The,Courts and•
,Tribessilrenitking at
present are preserved tamber await be ding-
wished or increesed;. bait .las eta :law. The
Judges are for life and irremovable, etothit: the Jus-
tices of the Peace and .the Judgek utt•Commerce.—
The Commissions and --Estromvlineryctribunals are
suppressed and cannot be reestablished. _

3 :I;ii;iiain4(>v, Esq. b 0 ked manner b 0
Rev. Win. Polhill 0 tiltr y
21 0 At Met'n. Currie, militia, the levy in
,
mad co. anfuow also 1/1
i.ibitlikai Utilst°ll3 !WO: irf .
18 14 En. Blythe, bus-
coeliac 25 0 1 100 rsuaded, I
... ftwaliivilginailliv,-.11111-, -iO.- (~ - mistier
Mport
6 6 At Messes. Smith, 1 plying myself to t
1 Payne, & Smith. !Sufism, as well as h;
1 The . C"rP°ralicHl of .An . ontablishini all the

.19. The Court °PC:motion, the doom of Ap-
eell•sed the Triboesls "ef thts first listatire
.pro-
Kise to thelEialg three tendtdates for each* TALL.. of
[edge vacant in their body. The Kitts "choe,ei pa-
- .
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