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The Statesman.
London, England, 1819-05-25

Till: MARQUIS CAMDLN.

The SPEAKER leftward the Moose, he had this
day received a letter from the Marquis Camden,
ie uustaer to ego written by him communicative to
the Noble Marquis the vote of the Meese of Friday
eight last. The letter was reed, mad contained art
ackoowleslgment nn the part of the Noble Alargeis,
of
lbe high end distinguished Annear conferred ma
him by tbe unanimous vote of the Boole, conveying
its acknowledgments in biro for his conduct, in bay-
ing relinquished in the necessities of the State, the
emolessent he received from an office, granted to his
father by Ms Majesty, as a reward for his public set.
vice. The Noble IWorgelealso 'amend his gratitode
to the Speaker, foe she muses ie which he had cos.
wiesicated to kite the sole of the fleet.; sod re-
gemted the Speaker to slate to the Meese, that if
Uwe was may inaslegeety apparent in the mode of
espeemiog his greatest* to the Hesse, for the high
boower they had coadeered ow bias, it 4341 not arise
hem Wart of /*Olio& bet kip omit el power
express mon 'deviate), what floss feelings were.
The sale of Poisons Bill, and the llonderas Friel
for Maude, UM, were read aaecood time anti com-
mitted.

Sir J. NEWPORT brood►t in a Dill for tint better
parenting dm spreading of cootagitios f in be.
Med.-1148d a first, and ordered to be read a seemed
time.

Mr. M. A. TAYLOR pee Notice of his intention
to mousier a Committee, to vision, how f►r it was
possible inexpedient to compel persons using steam•
imagism, so to coostruct them, that they should con.
some t►ei► own smoke.

TIM Land Tex Cornoluioners Bill went through a
Conesittee.—Report to.asorrow.
A Petition was presented from J. Cunning, Con-
veyancer, In the county of Cornwall, against the Con-
veyeaeor.' Qualification Bill.
Ur. TREMAYNE, who presented the Petition,
impressed a hope that his HON. Friend would post.
nee* the second reading of this Bill till after the ho.
lidays, that the country might know what its con-
tents were; es the provisions now stood, they would
disqualify every person, meting as Laud-stewards in
the country.

111 r. LYTTLETON said, his Bill was not to have
sny retrospective operations. He, however, saw no
reason for postponing the second medial' of the
beyond Moods), nu,.
London, England, 1819-05-22

AN ETERNAL ADIEU."

The FUNDI, tibia are always morn or less the
index of moneyed people's opinion of the increase or
hazard of the public fortune of the country, declined
their heads • little more yesterday. The Three per
Cent. Consols fell down to 70, • point that was
looked to by many with much anxiety, es deciding
some wagers, the adverse party having lied open 80
all their espected mark of rise, in which they would
hese been the gainers. This stock Snotty closed at
704 at the end of the market. Bank Stock fell
more than in the same proportion, taking the int
price in siew. It was at one time down at 2321,
and left off at 235. By our quotation from the
Stock Eschew of prices of the Fonds at two o'clock
this day, it will be seen that they have considerably
fallen again. Consols were at 681, sod Bank Stock
as low as 230!

The Cape of Good Hope there is now no desist
has been thrown into great alarm by the insurrection
of a large body of Cares, which we mentioned eight
or ten days ago. Though it is highly probable that
the British troops rent out on ibis occasion will
allay the disturbance, yet it will bass created groat
sneasioess and trouble.

The last Gertnas Papers give a melancholy ay.
scription of the state of commerce on the Continent.
The work of parrperirse does not proceed so rapidly
es in England, bat the general distress is spoken of
as much in almost elegy put of the Cutout do-
minions.
London, England, 1819-05-22

COURT OF KING'S BENCP.

This being the last day but one of Trinity Term
the bossiness of the Coen consisted of greeting Mo.
ann., Role., and going tbrooth the ether routine of
hominess, necessary to be transacted in 'refill 11111..—.
On Tuesday morning the Chief Justice will bold
Sittings at Westminster 11.11, for the perverse of dis-
posing of the remo.nts of ruses that are SO be de-
fended. end were left frogs the &Weis after hist
Easier Tern.

COMAION PLEAS.

On the Judges taking their mats, and after sows
motions for new trials, dm had been made, a case a
" demanding possession" of certain estates in time
counties of Yurk and listlesd occupied the attention
of the Coors, in which Viscount Down., William
Ilenbury Jones, and Thomas Hoes, Esquires, sore
the parties. Serjessits VAUGHAN, LINA, COPLLY.
and 0/411LOW were severally engaged in reusing the
requisite documents ; on which occasion the Judges,
in conformity with old practice, sat with the cus-
tomary appendages of black cloth on their heeds.
After the ceremony Viscount Donne, his Lady, and
the other parties, boned and retired from the Court.

Yesterday the Deka of YORK transacted military.
holiness with the POINICE REGINT at Cartion•hoo•e.
The Royal Duke submitted to the Ih:cruses inspec-
tion three privates in the Coldstream !Legit'mut of
Font Guards, in their new clothing.
Lieutettatit HAGAN, of the (loyal Navy, Isle Com-
mander of his klmjesty's Wig Prince Regent, has ham
appointed to the command of Alajest)'s brig Thistle,
at Portsmouth, fitting out for the African sootiest.
Paurtamm.—The Vestry of the parish of Ilse-
oneramith have come to a detetatioatioa to refuses(-
fording succour to the oseterous applicants that its
hourly demanding relief, unless under circresnotan,-es
of the most pressing necessity, having within the last
seek given relief in three aucces.tve slays to the
enormous OOM'JPI• of AMC numbed that were paaii.ag
from theMetropnlis and its envirous to Bath, Bristol,
and place. adjacent.
Yesterday the Lottery finished drawing, and if
Blau cannot now, as usual, rocgratalate his Fsieods
I on having purchased the greatest part of the C4Il•
itals at his Offices. it hat not been his fault; for TWO
out of (lief. ur ,e 20,000 hit's had been actually se-
lected for the choice of his customer., vit. 46:,5,
drawn the first day a Prize of ettr,Uoo, was on stte,
and presented to the view of every pot,on she
bought Tickets at No. O. Charing-cross, on the days
of the loth and 11th inst.; and Nu: 4T13, drertn
I )esterday war, in Ore manner, nn sale at
t Na..l. Cortitik f:om the 7.b until tt.e.
London, England, 1819-05-22

CITY BUS IN ESS.

Yesterday a Court of Common Council was held
at Guildhall, at w►ich the Report of the Cnuuaitte•r
appointed to enquire into the defies of the Office of
Sword-bearer (the uppointseat to which it was de-
cided should be ele-tire) was reed.

part of ths Report which ststod That the Sword-
The Lao MAYOII said, he folly coincided wills
that
Sword-
hearer should be io constant attendance at the Also-
sionshouse. lie Wes of opinion that this ',Mere
should be a ipso net only of high respectability. not
of talent and guided,. The labours of she
Mayor W. so ardooos as, at does, to bid defiance
to the possibility of his properly 'moseying the
public business. Ile could my, tint his attention
to public business was so incessant as to deprive
bias of almost every desasstic eninycsinit, sod
ems of the oppottoeity of attending to bis pa-
nto cchy tbs. Ile thought the S Wetd-beaitt
London, England, 1819-05-22

COURT OF CHANCERY.

In crinsegoenceeittWLori(;haactillor net Immo
ing the !loose of Lords end! • late hoar last night,
his Lordship did oot enter the Court till half-past
Several motions were s•hmitted to tits Court foe the
production of lepers, which were ordered ; amongst
ihmn were some in which a N'. Thomas Chatfield
aid the East India Company were parties.—Somw
bankrupt petitions also occupied the enmities' of his
Lordship daring the morning.
London, England, 1819-05-22

LIST OF THE FEKNCII EXILES.

triton T.tc CONITITUTIONNILL.)
The timber of Frenchmen who were banished by
the Ordonoarn of the 21th Jaly, 1815, is thirty.
eight ; of these, P^_ only hare worsted, or obtained
lime to Morn, to their country. These are, Genets!
Allis, General Esc*linens, Marbot, General L.
marcrie, General Lobo's, Regniolt de St. Jean
d'Ang.ly (now dud), General Dejetn the younger,
Guns, Bouvier, Dautolord, Defernsont, Coortin,l
Le Lows Dediville. The Frenchmen on whose
heads rests the weight of • measure which may at
least be termed rigotous, are, Mischa! Snit, who
resides at Dusseldorf ; she Doke of Rossano, who is
at Isieste ; Feiis Lepelletin, who is at Offenbach ;
Boulay (de la hieurtbe), who is at Sarrebruck ;
Mel it., who is wandering in diffesent parts; Gene-
ral who is at Unarm Apes ; Thiboodean,
stb• is at Prow ; General Carnot, who is at Meg.
debarg ; Gents! Vandinemo, who is at Philadel-
phia ; Barri, who is without any osmium ;
sal Phi, •Issi is at St. Peteriborgh ; Buret., who
unknown in Germany ; Arosud, who is
obliged to centers' his name, in order to pro.
teat Ms old age from fresh inisfortones, and whose
only resources consist in his talents and his literary
labors' ; Pommereel. who is at Brussels ; General
Arrigbi, who is at Trieste; Real, who is at New
York ; Merlin (of Enray), who is st the lisp;
Mirka, who is at Prague; Dirat, who is at Phila.
delphM ; Bossy do St. Vincent, who is travelling on.
der a initial's name; Fells Despotic', who is at
lientboarg ; Gauzier de she is dud; Mx&
London, England, 1819-05-22

lotions for the purpose of animas:leg the crud• of
arlosnistering justice in Wales to that et England.—
lie complained that the present administration ofju.-
lice in Wales was most oppresaire so the lower
orders, and corrupt to all.
Lord CAS rLEREAG It moved the presides gees-
line; because, although he thought th■t there were
many things in the jorisprailence of Wiles which
might be altered, )et to change it all et once would
mount to so complete a revelation in the laws or the
country, u mast be productive at the moat in.
jarioas consequences.
After some observations from Mr. W. W) nn. sir.
F. Lewis. Mr. Ritherst, Mr. Barham, Col.
and Mr. it. Martin, . _ _

Mr. SCA ItLETT recommended to his Ilan. Friend
(Mr. Campbell) to withdraw his Itesnlotiona for thd
merit ; and to bring them forward ender the ships
of some specific wiser,.
Mr. CAMPBELL acceded to the reeommendtrion,
and withdrew his motion, promising to brims it ler •
ward in another shape.

Mr. L. FOSTER moved for Wee to bring in •
Bill to limit the Fees of Attornies snd Solicitors its
Ire!sod. . . .....

The CHANCELLOR of the EXCHEQUER
braves' up the Irish Town Lands Fines Hill ; ostrich
wee read a first time, and 'ordered foe a seccorsJ teed•
isit on Friday neat.
The Irish Mail Cosa Bill was brow& op, sad
►ead 2 fiat time.

The CD A NUELLOR of the EXCHEQUER gals
notice, tb•t nn Monday he would move for • Com-
•itlee to moist, into the beat mean• of providing
for the loppression of Illicit Divtill•tion in Ireland.
Mr. PEEL moved for Returns of the IS oit•sote3

io cirrelaiine in 17in and 18114, sod for Amoupte,
sa foe es they could he made oat, of the newton
the days they Wet, in citcelaiinu.—Otdesed.
Adjoaroed at flalf.past Twelve.
London, England, 1819-05-22

ahoold, therefore, be a person of coo6dPoce, ready'
at all times In giv• advice, to comosalcate the orders
••f the loril Mayor; and, above all, where cases of
maul importance !UMW to convey orders, to hold
consultations, or to apply for instrection to ol•iri+l
chive( errs. It appesred to him, that the situation
'braid be like that of a Secrets, v, whose do.
lies were of she most intp•.rettt fixture, ■nd who
maw necessarily be in forwent ettendanee. After
FAvotil ahservations In this •tfect, in the view of
wh.rh his Lordship was seconded by I Members
of she Court, the election was filed for Friday, the
11. h of Jo v..
London, England, 1819-07-10

To rns EDIIVR or res STATESMAN.

the sebterrisenses regions of OVf Corn.
wall Mien, are often seen certain hells of inflammatory
matter +upended In the air, In all probability pro.
diced by the sulphuric asmosphere which pervades
these sable habitations of men. In order to avert the
danger which otherwise might thrnien the destruc-
tion of the whole edifice, the experienced miner
causes these to explode in their infant state by igni-
tion, and thus nips in the bed the mischief to be
e;iprelseeJed.
Now, Sir, without the least pretension to my being
clearer sighted t►an yourself, it struck me that it was
possible that our Sgele-seiners might apish, wish the
same vitt*, to explode the combustible matter which
also appears to be fast gathering its our political st-
nsoephere, as tee dangerous to be much longer allowed
I. Nimes*, and that Smithfield might be as.conveni-
ent a spot for the operation as Cold Bath.fietds had
once proved.
When it is recollected also, how admirably well
a similar scheme seceeeded in Ireland, it is not too
much to nine that, judging of the future by the pas',
the same s would attend the same means ;
end this desirable end once accomplished, we might
safely hang op our Constitution, as a warrior does
hie sword after battle, having nothing mere In do
bat quietly sit ourselves amidst the blessings of that
peace and safety, which we had so firmly established
koth at home and abroad.—Your's.
July 9, 1819. A WATCIIIIAN.
London, England, 1819-07-10

OLD II ILEY.

TM. morning 1140 and f,Yilifaw Matehinion. and Julia
Frecklinghnm. nil respectable looking Knows, were pia to the
bar, charged on mu comets, with forging tw• bills of accept-
ance, in the nowt of Thos. Mitchell, with intent to defraud
Mr. Ilewit.on. winr-nwrchant.

Mr. Auto awe suited the case. The Prisoners purchased wise
of Mr. Ileviiboa, who, on waiting at the cooistimphoese of
the Prisoners, received a bill diaw• by the female Prisoner
ea Mr. Mitchell, for 1301. The Leotard Cowrie' orkelow.
leged that he had out sollitiont evideace to perfect a essovirtion,
and, therefore, refused to waste the lime of the Quirt in bear-
iog if.
The Jrocio told the Jury they might, It they pleased,
call for such evideace as was prup.ised. but when the life of the
Privoocr depeadei .0 It, they could ma And him pit, epos
evideace which merely amounted to saspicios. The Jury MIK.
prnaonoced—Not guilty.
David Atiirto was indicted for forgery, and pleaded guilty to
the minor eireser.

The trial of We. C. Crowder. for robbing the reoltroace of
the Worcester Hank, had proceeded so the rad of ihr cote for
rise prosecution when our Reporter left the Cyan. We shall
give the conclusion io Monday's Paper.

In crewing the rubbish the house 11111C0 tell I iwr: p—ro-4.4.;,,i;,;;;,;;;; ii;;n•-.;,-I;ii mallets file regulation of the trotte, taut mss to Van triovo men to .••
a.
me
the
repetti
, in Market.street, St. James's, was in front of the give the couch:non is Sloarioits Paper. tk Peon. e
shall to raise their wages, restrict the hears of working, 'she Comm JIATICE War IN 1
building, the back will and part of the floor
I bow there could be and partial eseinprinti in fa.
circumscribe the number of apprentices to be taken cam* Daly from four of the Defendants, he d,d not
rill unlimited standing in most dangerous A free pardon was yesterday received es Newpte, by their matters, prescribing the mode of c&F9-"it Ste d he
state; w►ets a large chest, in consequence of the for George Page, capitally convicted in FebroarySes- on
motion predated by the 'mimeo, rolled off ono of slot, last, for refusing to be 'agonised under Ms bank- and imposing tines and penalties upon ill joarneye- ih
ngs neltss tidied the like propositioa was aside on
the trade end the kind of persons to be employed, .our of them, or hoer it cool • net's, t.ioceet .
the floors, and falling on him embed him dttadfwUy. roptcy, bet whose case was served for the opiulor one" r. unser, ea the part of the Prosecutors,
Ile was carried to St. Lieorge's of the 12 Judges. I disobey the Creates of this combinative ;
of the different branches who should presto:rate t /fold the other Elpfeadants.
•
.
London, England, 1819-07-10

ON !THUG MEETINGS.

The runners of Ministry ere busy in spreading
whispers and ambiguous stories of their employers
having obtained considerable information with re•
sped to the altimate designs of the chief Reformers,
who eels with the crowds of our distressed fellow•
creatures and countrymen io various places. In this
rnpect they seem far before as in knowledge, who,
nevertheless, openly profess to be RADICAL Re.
rosettes. We believe meat cordially that their
ultimate and jiruf designs ere the very same, via. to
obtain a Reforms its Parliament, without which, they
may es well men to catch larks by the sky falling,
as to have their conditioo ameliorated. They are
more likely to be greeted with another Corn Bill to
enable the Laud owner to drew more rent from his
quint, by Wasting liter iosof bread. We pretead to
London, England, 1819-07-10

POLICE.

Bow•sTasst.—Yesterday •oreifg, between ens
ind two o'clock, as hard, ene of the patrol bslottg•
log to the Office, was passing along Moswell.hill, h•
met a horse and cut, with two men in the cart :
observing foot sheep therein, and not perrelviog any
name, lumber, or residents ea the con, he suspected
it to be disfigured, and that t►e mew in it were sheep.
stealers : he in cosseqeeece drew his cutlass, its.
formed the men who he was, arid ordered them to
tetrewder. Ile entered the cart, searched the men, and
heed its one of their pockets a lir plate, with a name
and address, which be seised. The', insisted en
►aving it again, and he refusing to return if, they
•owed revenge, andantes leech ',Mamma, wrested his
cutlass from his; they proceeded to treat him in the
west berboroes mincer, and probably would base
mo►dered him, ►ut his cries for assistance were beard
by another of his petty of the petrol, who was at
Ilornsey.bridge at the lime, and who ,an with all
possible speed to his assistance. On his suits% at
she spot, however, he foam% the sillians had ran off,
leaving the horse sod cart, with the sheep In it
laird was speechless throughout yesterday. The
tin-plate has not led to the discovery of the thiamin.
James Enunerson. a boy only eleven years of
age, was charged with feloniously stealing a quantity
of linen, the property of Mr. Stephen, of Lincoln's
Inn, the son of the Master in Chancery, who stated,
that the Prlsotter, who is the son of his 14endress,
went to the woman who washes his linos last 1a•
le►day, end obtained the linen which she had to
wash, and bad pledged it at several pawnbrokers, sad
had since been living lo the most ;oubliette mincer.
The boy was recognised as having beeu discharged
bet a few weeks since from the Olke on a charge of
robbing his own father, who was now present, sod
with tears in his eyes regretted that the boy csoureet
of prison worse thee he 'main, sad more hardened ;
be, therefore entreated the Magistrate not to mad
hi• to prison, and he would undertake to keep hint
in security till the day on which the charge against
the pawnbroker who had received the property shell
be brought forward. The Magistrate hamanoly en.
tering into the feelings of the distressed Parent, al-
lowed him to Mks his profligate child ender his own
care.
London, England, 1819-12-06

SOUTH AMERICA

Mem Vine°, Aurs. 17.—Anording to letters
frees Cadiz of the Psi of Jeer, there seamier doubt
bet lb, Spetilsb Govereineat inked, to make the kit
effort for cowrie/log the proviens en tire River
Rate; it therefore becomes so interesting questions,
to know what measures the Government of Union
Ayres will ask. to resist, and what Iles of coodect
die Court of Brazils will edept. This last, if we at.
tech importance to the limper of the principal
official chancing herr, sod to what treespires (rem
the seat of the Cnerl, seems eel to be stall en terms
with the Coition et Madrid: if ibis be the case, it
is probable that General Lecor will comply with the
capitulation ironed to this town an its surrender; and
then the Patriots will ken. how to snake Ilse meat of
the time the, mast intervene beton* the enmities
of Monte Video and the arrival of the Spanish es.
peditioo. This circumstance, looked sea front dig.
tante, any appear of little moment, bet may be of
incalculable important?.
As to Buenos Ayres. we are hiformed, that a
feral of 101000 to 12,000 try/Wars is ageobling la
London, England, 1819-03-20

BOARD OF EXCISE.

Yesterday the Commissioners of the Board of Ex-
cise, sat at the Board Room iu Broad-street to hear
end deter Mine informations.
J. 7'obernacle, was fine 51. for hawking about and
osposing tea for sale, in quantities of a quarter, half
• plow), and a pound.
T. Cooper, was charged, upon the inforrna.iun of
C. Gihha, an Escise (lifieer, • it's haring two gal-
lons and one quart of liiitish spirits in an one:demi
place. The Defendint is • licensed victualler,
and
fives in Queen-street. listeliffe-highway, soil the of-
er having gone to his i.rendse-, iu his oit,iel ca-
pacity, found the spirits mentioned in a woodon COO.,
in it bag, behind the ki:chen•door. T!.13 VeJi far
i.part from the pl.ice entered at the Esci-e, fur il7-
;inviting the Defeildant's syck. In his defence, he
mid it was not his prtwesty, gild railed a wit tie-s
(his son-in-law), who stated that the bag, cutaining
of wooden case, had been left there by two men.—
lie matte no bargain with them to wain it, nor did
they sole stay particular lesion why they left tt in
bjs kitchen.
The Defendant was fitted 101.
J.Chester, another licensed victualler, was c!iarged
Wi.h harlot 53 gallons of Ilritisb spirits, be)und the
et tr.e t stock, upon his prioritises.
The Dv!eiltlant was esr.i••d this fine, but the ex-
t: Cli.Ytlftifd *Js futfactl.
London, England, 1819-09-11

4PPRMIENbIUb AFINNLS.

IR MI POI.ICE.
Apprehension in this country of s person under
charge of shooting at Birch. the Police constable, et
Stockport.—li will be recollected by our Readers.
okay on the olght of the 13d of July last, William
Birch. assistant depoty.constable at Stockport,
baring arrested and brought in custody the Re. 1
terend Mr. Morison, was, spoil pelting from his;
boast, fired at sad wounded; several persons I
were in consequence taken into custody epos ens-1
picks's; two brothers. Jacob and James 31'.1nah,
i natives of Ireland, eho former a w . were strongly l
suspected. Birch having furnished a description ,
answering their nisi-sons, and the circumstance of
their immediate disappearance from tie town, a re-
ward was *five(' for their apprehension, sod a rem. 1
menication made to the Civil Authorities in this cows.
try; it wse ascertained that on the Bth of Argstt
last, Jacob hlslnnis arrived in a vessel at Warren-
point, Newry; o b was accordingly made in the 1
neighbourhood by the Res. Dolt Waring. Magistrate
for the county of Down; the supposed culprit had,
hoserer, LA, but was subsequently taken at s I
wetering.place in the vicinity, called Newcastle, us.
der a warrant from the Marquis of Dnwnshire, and
committed to the gaol of Downputrick. Inf..rnesol
i den of the circemitance basing been received in
1 Dublin, Major bier, who Is a Magistrate for ti e
1 toasty of Down, backed the warrant for the re.
novel of the Prisoner, and Mr. Manning, Chief
Peace Officer of College.street.nffice, lea dispatched
, to esecote it : he yesterday evening waved isi town
Iwith his Prisoner in custody, with whom be will
peobab:y depart to lodge him in Chester gaol, to take
his trial at the present Assign. The Prisoner is an
interesting looking young man, about 11 yeera of
age.—(Debiie Evening Post, Sept. 7 )
I Intelligence wes received on Monday last of the
apprehension of Jacob Monk who is strongly sus. 1
pected of beteg the oars who eyed at Birch. He was
apprehended at his father's hoes, in Dublin. by as
eficer named Manning. end arrived here on Tuesday,
e• which day he was ezamined for the first time, be.
fere the Bev. Mr. Armitelead. Wined, is described
les a yeasts men, sppereetly @boot 43, very drawly
end respectably dressed In black. lie appears by tie
means dejected, end reendly asserts his innocence.—
Pearson, NW of the other persons committed for this
aeon,' we are informed, is wholly discosetensnced
by the Radicals of Stockport, who base rejected his
Witten for an allowance. Our Readers will perceive,
that Ilene of them people will be tried until the seat
Assizes. We &Jac* understand, this yesterday
Whistle bed a second examination, and a third sad
Seal one is repreted to take place es Saturday.—
(thettcr Groscliam.)
London, England, 1819-09-11

POLICE.

Gustomou..—George Steward Jones, tilt jn•r• 1
mimeo shoemaker, she •uderwent esansinatinn nw
Wednesday last, span • charge preferred twins, him
by Mr. Nathaniel Samos, of Lndgate.strver, heal
whom he bad received matorials to manufacture het
or six we►ks ego, end bad absconded withnot return.
log either the work or materials, was again bronght
up
yesterday.
Mr. Semmes said he bad mad. engeirie•, and could
Into nothing 'Other respecting the general conduct
of the Prisoner, but he bad sent home sin nine pair
of shoes; they were soiled, badly man•factored, bad
widen°, lieu finished some tim•, sod lured', work-
London, England, 1819-09-11

SOUTH AMERICA.

=TRACT 011 AW DINICIAL LITTIR ?NOW TICT•TNISi•
DINT 111111 DATID ANDOITCRI, JOLT S

" Prolific°. 8 elected s jowl ion with Gee.
Seatssider on 13th .11.. and they marched rapidly
on the (Atolls! of Testa Fe, !here the Splaiards have
cnocentrated their farces, absodonieg entirely the
remainder of lb. eneetry, except one strong point,
where they hue left s garrison of 600 mu. Gen.
Pees has returned to the Apure, as be only went to
' co,.r the entry of the Proildent late Now Grounds."
" Pert Spits (Trident) Jot, IS.
" Bs the enclosed yens will see the state of Gen.
folivar's movement on Now Granada. By this time
1 hope he Is in oriel pos,esalosi of the capital of that
vsloablo country, at well as of the rich mines, which
have forni-hod such resources to Morino, who ap-
pears to have been foiled in all the plans be bad
formed for the last campaign. Ho has wasted the
whet* of his time without gaining one Material ob.
Pvt. His great sacrillces have been of so avail,
sad you know these !Snail be ftirstod in such a
place as Carercas. Under all the diScolties with
whkb the Independents have had to contend, and
of which no atoceptioe can be formed is Ee.
rope, owing to she unknown eater* of the arse-
try, and difference of warfore, they bane ma-
nsuod their stairs very well, sad I make me
doubt the taking of Nove Granada will be Wulff
traitors Marino's victory over Arens, by which the
province of Barcelona was freed, sad Aegostera sav-
ed. has boys one of the mast important blows struck
for some time. The coesoqueneos are immene, sod
great credit is du to the Patriot Chief who ea that
occasion nomenttried ene of the British dlvidoes ar-
rived at Margarita ; I noose speak positively, bet
by o linter I hose save from the Secretary of the Con.
green, I bare every reason to belie,. it will be em-
ployed, or is otiosity so, le thefts of Cu....".

EAT* 4CT Of 4 LETTER, DATED MEWS ATIII4I/1111.
With regard to the anted espidities, With
which Spain be, to long threatened es, we bate
ample *newels from vier► quarter, fres Gibraltar,
sod even from Cecil*, bet Dalai to their ambiguity,
they convey en pettier ideas, neither do they create
in es end alarm. Vie are altars of the details of the
preparations eseklee, sod are enabled to appreciate
the lengths to which Spanish he•tility can ge. rnr•
tenstel) oa► new system has wet t•oly takes ►oot, bet
has also bad time to grow, and it wi I now requires
heavy stores In evetthrow It. We are not ignorsnl
of the slate of politic feeling, both preesdeot In 9paiii
end the Army, though for semen we de oat se ouch
rely ea the dilatations tim Spatebids way bring set
with them, as we do on vier owe meanies. TN
ides tfiat this Is the lest effort elves es course, Ole
lest at.reagle ever, and all will be serene. We have
bwjvjed iedepesdase tee log wet footnote he value,
London, England, 1819-09-11

FL4IIDERS MAIL.

FIANI/0111T, Atm. 31.—Accounts from Worts.
berg state, that on the night of the 18th the windows
Oils bosses inhabited by Jews were broken et Sno-
okered sod Cusp's. In this last town the popelgre,
oat content with keoskini tho windows of the
eynegogne„ penetrated into the interior, sod destroy.
ed every thing that served for the nerds, of the
Jewis Worship.
The King e/ Breeria hes decided that lb. lowa of
Wertiburi most indemnity ohs Jews for the
Imes they have suffered in the late Ismaili' there,
and that the amoont of the indemnity shall be
posed an saris of the in:militants as have elated
these troubles. This general aniannsity spinet the
Joel is quite inconceivable. From every quarter we
hive act• ants of the same 'renditions scenes. At
Rintbach, a village tipsy Wurialierg, the prevents not
only plundered lies homes of the Jews, bet demolish.
ed the Singings', trampled es the Those or Ark, in
which were the Banks of Mosey, threw the shalt
iota the street. broke the chandeliers, and committed
tie in..l reprehensible messes. In Intl" ton us
is r rem:owls there have bees very seams tenelist
London, England, 1819-03-27

411ERIC4.

Hoar Ministers (and we are scarcely ever remind.
ed of any power shove them), if these really Riders
of the Land, and who have the destiny of this once
great kingdoms in their hand, oast look without men.
cern at the condition of oar of tt home, let tins
cast their eyes over the Mantle, cod if they Oast
bring their views looms spin without being appelikd,
then have they the strongest nerves that ever went,-
terwoven in the complesity of moo! The condliet
of the Americans is certainly not a dedar•tioo of *,
'we should be sorry It could be conserved ; bog It
is • detainee of opinion so masted, thvt really use
cannot but feel trimly under it. America hog awes,
in her reception sad treatment of General Jackson,
a greeter contempt for all we can soy or do, Moo by
writing end publishing ten thoesand volumes.
London, England, 1819-01-15

HOUSE OF COMMONS.

About eleven o'clock the Lord Steward commenc-
ed administering the used oath■ in the Long Gal-
lery. and as the Members wen sworn they entered
the House. By two o'clock above 200 Members were
present, sod at half after two the Gentleman Usher
of the Black Rod appeared at the bar to announce
to Mr. Dyson, the Clerk, that the Lords appointed
by his Mejest)'s Commission to open the Parliament
required the attendance of that House in the House
of Peers, is order to receive the orders of the Prince
Regent with regard to the immediate election of e
Speaker. Mr. Dyson. followed by metal Members,
accordingly proceeded to the House of Peers, sod on
bis worn,

Mr. PEF,I, rem, and said, that in ennoequence
of the Message just reetiveil et the Bat of the other
London, England, 1819-01-15

Lord Chancellor, the Earl of
tottion and comp, prartico.—
was frond frailty, sod 'Potent
King of 30,0001. sad to be ii
until the fine less paid.
I)it the retort, of the Meet
to their own Chamber, Mr. I
fur Iselin& commented the
rropo.ing that the nicht 11
the Speaker of the last them
elected to the some ohm in
described the powers and ati
the °See 'stunt, and smock*
his Nominee, and was mark
lion by Lord Curs; Mr. K
Rochester, supported the pri
Member being proposed, th
was onanimoosly adopted.
then emitiectimi le Ike Chair
retorted 'basks le the 11...
thus. a snood limo, cod
CA:tutus then moved on at
himself of the opprettenit y of
to the merits of Mr. Mall:41
of the Ito ~se of Commons.

Thee palmed the ceremoni
radiomen', end now ear a
eapecierions formed from it
i. orgeolly reqeired, and w
something very ronuitierahlt
eel for; bet bin►rd be the,
expect little, for they shell
sr of a flesh election of a Ili
wird as tket hoes. at pt
the hopes of men oho h
from the lessons of ex
than the esaal fare me
from the better inGeent
operate o• the outside of
soy more good will or Ft
to rise spontaneous!) withit
Fare learned so much t►at
srtl public opinion as it
aeding the weight of nee►
most ultimately coo ;el the
posed to oiliate et contra
totes of teases, and ovoid

PPIIISOPPII to the esisenrirs
dries of a few of tt.e most
Ir is understood tbat Me
rho Writ to sspply die war
'Potation of %dragster
liossit.Lv. Several Mend
wrist and Opposition be
that opportunity of esprit
tbs charseter of that lame'

Ile °vision appears to
two Welts mica, be more
poiatatest of oketipeeker.
elapse, (the time allowt
against Worm), haste ni
Ss it is only at the 'spin
too be knout. with sPrisi
contet:ed Elections, olio
bet. and. olte.rforr, oat
COSlBllleflit or sot.

The hisrssers for the
according to the socieut
day of Sleeting of •
seats at Hit top of tho
of l'oromens, in starlet
numbers Mond at tt,e clot
In thou, seats daring ILs
Dlr. WoLsoa, not bring
sell (as t►e late Sir Ll. W
siert, upwards of thirty
robe eciihoul far for this

Paris Papers to the
coiled. The Chamber n
eltrsordinary Meeting o
monication from Alinistl
not mentioned. The Do
spots to the King on S
retina( to the cuantr) 14
same day I of tai
toasts had an interrier
Interior, for the purposi
rending and enraging ti
lie prosperity.
An article from Vier
tioo of the Emperor ant
Naples during the mei
will probably take plan
From Carterville It so
auto had arrived at ;he
tian Meister Plenirtile
as a pr•of that all the p
to• Governments were
It is calculated, that th
Mentz for smithery arca
under the Prussian anal
amounts of its
blesslegs of Prussian et

A Supplement to tin
dispatches hewn India,
soon, i be sehstause of a

page. Its contents relai
and Woo of which sie sl
We have now the peril
'owner General of the I
late Pashas—ea eves'
London, England, 1819-03-18

=TRACT 01 A LETTEIL IRON BAIIMADOES, DATID

JAN. 28, 1819.

Tie following information was received hive
by the brig Fingal, dispatched espressiy with it by
the British Vice-Consel at Para, to Lord Comma-
/Etat :

" The schooner Flying Fish, Wonsttnctow, of
Darbadoes, •as detained at Para, the '2d instant, in
consequence of information being given that the
Master had the command of an Insurgent privateer
in June lasi, end captured the Portuguese ship Lord
Wellington. of end from Lisbon for Pars, off the
Cape de Verdi. This information was laid by a
bey, who was on board the Lord Wodlingtoo ; but
when he was conducted on board the Flying Fish, to
identify her being the privateer, he said it was not
the same wassol. Captain %Volutes/wren had the
usisfortonr, in June last, to be in poison at the city
of St. Domingo upon an infotonstion of a similar
notate, equally unfounded, and notwithstanding
his having proved the alibi, the Portuguese so.
tborily persevere in his detention, as well as the
vessel. Admiral Maut< bas promised that Ilse first
vessel of war which may arrive, shall be dispatched
to Pala to drntund tbs liberation of Captain Won-
sit SGTOI4 stud his vessel, su ntjustly detained. Tho
Fortitude, SUITU, was boarded on the Ist inst. in
lat. 37. leog. IS., by the Banes Ayres privateer
London, England, 1819-03-18

10 THF. EDITOR OF THE TINES.

Sts,—! am the Isi11••• of the late Mr. Peel, am.
chant, of end 1 sus •irtharised to des
site that you 001 cootiadirt your Report respecting
the reuse of his death ; Mr. Paul, of Birmingham,
having died of stone in the bladder; and had be sure
sited a illy or two logger, an operettas was con-
templated. For she nude of the above Oatmeal I
hove leave in refer you to Dr. de ly's, Mr. Freer,
sod Mr. Baugham, ell of Birmingham, medical
gentlemen, eutiiient in their profession, sutler whose
care my W. hatband was.
I therefore sail upon you to be so good as to im-
mediately insert • peregrsph its your Pepe? In the
above effect, which I am bound In do io jestec• so
myself and relative.—l remain, Sir, your obedient
humble servant,
E. R. PAUL.
Marra 17. Widows of Mr. Pasts w minty. of

MeauAos tit HMI Lire.—Lord Tellets atilt
shortly lead to the Hymeneal Altar she second eldest
daughter et the Karl and Countess of BiltADALSatta
greed preparatiises are making for the happy egret.
His Lordship boa an ele‘aot chariot jest huished,
and Wooten Ledge, in Backinlghatoshtry, is larenth-
jog in mew magoifirent style for their r.ceptinn.
NOTTINGHAM KLICTIDN.—The COMMillre up.
painted to try the Nostrils of this contested Etectiun
bate decided ie f f Lord Viscount 'tut.
ct.trra.

Ilandreds of prong peach trees are now in blos-
som Millie (reit grounds at Mortlake and other places
in first pert of
The two beaten men showed 3ivaterday, bet they
appeared mare like baring been combating the Nor.
alrb bull than fighting with men. Dern% man in
particular, whom swollen head bides all his robust
features. The amateurs of pugilism consider the
two debutents as men likely to show much meet.
Dickman is so fond of fighting, that he peed two
printer • week for a mao to week in his steed when
in training.
In an action SHAW against Duet Ileast.te, tried
at the York Assizes, on Saturday. the Plaintiff, a
;Wiliam, recovered the sum of 131. being the amount
of hi, bill for board, lodging. and grog, furnished
to the Defendant. Amongst the items in the account
(which excited roars of laughter in the Court) were
the following :
To gnawer demia the bed yea hoot on Li 0 0
To paid a Min tor picking 1.,u up On she
tad tubbing pine dons, with *anew ...... 0 1 0
The Limo Cutter H _tenor. in summing up, regret-
ted the action no. not defended, as it might hare
*forded the Court more amusement.

A few days ago • thief went iota Brickley-hoese
boarding-schnel, at Walworth, unperceived. and
stole veleml handsome cloth pelisse', the property of
the boarded, with which he was walking off, whets
be est espied by the servant maid, who instantly
gave the alarm, anti the tblef was pursued for nearly
• mite by a Gentleman who was passing Sulhite;
but altheugh closer puttied, he coatritsd oaks
his escape.
London, England, 1819-03-11

Mr. Pitt has ever done, In, found In have shared
irrevly in the torpitede of the affair. He was accord-
ngly ',veiled the fleets of C• 1111410111, and committed
to the Tower. Ih. Secretary Ctaggs and his father
were proved as greet delingettnts, though they died
halite they anderwent the censer, of the Houses the
Commons, nevertheless, resolved that Mr. Craggs,
son. lin a motoring, rcomplice with Robert Knight,
Trimmer's to the South Sea Cr' moony, and its I)iree-
tots, in carryiag ea their modeles' and freeduleut
Practices, they applied his estate to the relief of the
unhappy sufferers by the scheme. Tke estates of the
I)irortors were also confiscated to the same psrpese.
On she enquiries of the Committee It appeared
that the whole capital stock of the Company at the
end of oho year 1740, amounted to 37,800,0001.;
that the atork allotted to all the proprietors did not
eared 21.0(X),0001. and that the remaining capital
stock 'talented to the Company lo their corporate
capacity, heing the profit arising from this laiqeitees
stock-jobbing scheme.
[To be continued
London, England, 1819-03-11

- - ---
SPANISH 4.116111C4.

DRITIRIT SHIPPINO F.NGAGLI) AS TRANSPORTS.
In a former STATESMAN the Public was warned
against a dancer, which even the common escilement
to ironic might easily enough incur, at a moment too
when foreign commerce is slack. Wri observed that
there were Spanish Agents in London, whose busi-
ness was peculiarly to engage British vessels as
transports fir the conveyance of troops, in the SO
lone talked of expedition from Old Spain (Cadiz)
to South America. This information hes beer proved
correct ; fur not only base moo vessels been char-
fermi for that object, bet actostly insured. New,
though nothing could be further from our views
than to discourage any advantageous end honest-
able employment of our shipping, or of the capital
of oar A:orchersts, either in the service of Spain
or any other nation—especially at tits time wises
we ere threatened wirb • temporary stagnation
of trade, and some emburassment in our cos-
' mercial transactions; yet, as the public Wad has
I not been enlightened on the subject by the astral
discussion of it in the Jourtr•:s, we wish to
lay before that portion of our Waders who
London, England, 1819-03-11

THE FUNDS.

We have more Men once mentioned the influence
the of of France bad over the minds of many of
oar politicians. When we resider what effect was
produced in England loftily 'ears ago by rke
great events of that near campy, we need not
•under it is so. The genies of France k
about to unroll some new decrees from the hidden
pages of it. volume re:at:re-to her filters fate awl
. Our 'Pr, roods are allotted more octets by
the occurrences theta,. NV.- are sore that the agitated
condition of the breach Cs' ioet has tended to lower
our Stocks for sums time. Yesterday, however, they
varied but little.

Gsn•rn I Bat ou Nemo mod the unfortunate Gell.fla
W HITE:LOCK married two sisteri. the Mines f•reti
(i.l:‘‘ I, of the Wer•offi(e), hy whom they obtliited
both e3-nry sod itettetf.
London, England, 1819-01-23

A DDRLiS:

Mr. BiLOWNLOW brooght op the Report of the
Address to time Prince Regent, which was read end
agreed to. It was ordered to be presented to bill
Ito's% Highness by sorb Mashers of the House as
or' Members of the Privy eoincil.
On the bodes of the (' H A NCEI.I.OR of the EX-
CHEQUER, the speech delivered by the Lords Corn.
imintioisers was ordered t. be Laken lute (either con-
sideration en Monday not.
The CHANCELLOR of the EXCHEQUER
smelted, thee it might be matter of convenience, if
tin acceding restive to the *Rohs of the Bonk of
.England, whici en Hotioarehle Gentlemen (Mr.
(i ((mien) had given notice of big intention to IMOTO for,
•ere widow, previous to the general discussion which
would take phase, on the metion of the Right. Ilea.
Gent. (Mr. Terney), on the 241 of February neat.
Mr. GRAN FF.1.1 intimated that he would more
for their production ou Tuesday.
• The Reports of the Commissioners for enquiring
into the Fees of Courts of Jestice in Scotland and
Ireland were laid ea the table.
PRIN I NTION OF FORGFR Y.
The CHANCELLOR of the EXCH EQU ER, by
command of his Roy Highness tbe Prince Regent,
bresight op the Report of tie Commission appointed
so euquiro into the most effectual means of prevent.
log the Forgery of Bank•uetes.—Ordered I. Re on
the table.
London, England, 1819-01-23

II %NK 011 ENGLAND.

RLN ELL said he tole in consequence of
the Right Honourable Gentleman's notice of bis in.
tendon to propose the renewal of (be Bank Restric-
tion Act, after lite discussion on the (pestlee to be
tubinkted by his Right Honourable Friend (Mr.
Tirroey), to esqeire for what period it was intended
that the Restriction should be prolonged?
The CHANCELLOR of the EXCHEQUER re-,
plied, that it bad been in costempletion to propose
the coutinaance of tire Restriction fill the Ist of
March, 18W; bat as the whole subject was shortly
to be canvassed, It would be better to lease that point
fur the present ■odetersaineJ.
Adjourned till Monday.

The Heel& bomb, has been taken Into dock at
Deptfeeii, for the porpose of being doobled sod
tbotooghly fitted for the intended expedition to
Balfin's-bay it 3 the simmer. I.4lPlattlellt PARRY, lab,
commanded tke Alexander in the recent ammo to
Mal a peerage to the Pacific, is appointed to the cow.
Weed ; and the officers who seem lender his directions
acceespewy Ms is Ibis sew eater in.
London, England, 1819-01-23

GESER4L ELECTION.

On Moods, lett a Sleeting of F►eestee, &c. who
were Manus in I.leir encishvours to retorts Colonel
11,0 !WIN' at the late Election, was held at the
Bo.h Tavern, Witte', called together by public ed•
verti.rment.

Th. Meeting was eery nernornesly attended, and
Mr. JOUNI WINTIK being called to the Chair, stated
that the object of elesinbling, as As understood, was
le take into consideration the runner in which the
Poll closed at theists Election. He shoeld be hippy
to hest the opinions of Gentlemen open the sebject,
and if any di/Prince should arise, he hoped that ell
parties 'mild beer sub ether with patience and mo-
deration.

Mr. Coons,llor ST•CIINQ said, that the hasty and
illegal manger in which the Poll bad 111.1.0 closed was
well known to every one present ; and he attended
tile Meeting to snake a commenication to them from
Mr. Whitest !Istria, which he trusted would be
highly satisfactory, namely, that an opinion of one
of the most eminent Counsel in the kingdom bad
been taken upon the case; which opinion was de.
cidedly favourable to the illegality of the return. Ile
was also authorised to say that a subscription bad
been entered into, a Petition to the !louse of Com.
woos had been prepared, which would positively be
presented, and libel every thing that could would be
done, to • eeeee imam Mr. S. moiled for tiro
con.ideration of the Meeting, whether, under these
circumstances, any farther proceedings woeld be oe.
cessary that evening: he, however, understood it
was the Isiah of some Gentlemen present that the
Meeting shook! not dissolve, bet adjourn to • fa.
lure day, when farther progress would be Bede in
the hosier's, and possibly auetbut trossenication be
erode.

Mr. WALKER then addressed the CMlnman. eon.
arming the statement of Mr. Stocking, with respect
D the jolters tea, they had had with Mr. Ultras. Mr. W.
essared the Meeting that he would net fell to oesithi.
bete every ex-riinn In his passer, in aid Otis. awe,
emit the ;rest qatstien at Wee should be linen,
set et rest by the derision of the Coombe*. of
the !louse of Cop noes to ebem It would be re-
London, England, 1819-01-23

LONDON:

SATURDAY, JANUARY 23, 18:9.

In the House of Lords there was no meeting yester•
day; bet in that of tlseCommons,thoegh the proceedings
were of no long continuance, the akjects on which
they were employed were of the highest and most
general importance. The CHANNELLOR of ties Ex-
othousa, in answer toe question pet to him by Mr..
DART DAVIS, confirmed what 011, Paper hod an-
notsced before the Parliament assembled, that it was
his Intention to propose the continuance of the Bank
Reetriction Act ; sod In reply to another question,
asked by Mr. Geestrm, ha further stated, that be
had designed to bare moved the Bomar, on 'thersaltty
tont, to continue the Restriction till the Ist of
March, 1810 ; but that he sow thosght proper to
postpone his modem, till after that of Mr. Thanes,
bed been discussed, and to teeth undetermined, 101
after that discussion, the period up to which the Re.
°deice should be continued. Notices IMO re.
spectively given for renewing the Committees on
I Finance, on the Osseo( Charitable Institutions, and
on the state of Prison Discipline, and for taking the
preliminary steps on various other interesting matters;
but the movement which, shove all others excited the
sensations of the Douse, was in the presentation of a
a Petition by Sir GIRARD Sort., from some far-
mers in Rutlandshire, similar to those which have
been spread for signalers all over the country, pray-
ing for a farther increase of the Import Dory on
Corn. Mr. CALCRATT justly noticed that this was bat
the first of thousands of these Petitions which would
be poured into the House, and demanded boldly the
opinions of Minister, with respect to this most im-
portant question. Mr. Roemer)", thanked the lion.
Member for basing afforded him an cpportunity of
this early dismissing, not only any Warden on the
part of Ministers to bring forward such a proposition,
bet also for enabling him to state, that if it were eshi.
bited to the House in a substantive shape, it wised
meet with their most distinct and decided opposition.
The CHANCELLOR of the Facnanuen laid before the

Rouse the Report of t►e Royal Commission, sp-
pointed at the close of the last Sen►ion, to enquire into
t►e best method of prereotiogthe fabricatiao of Forged
Notes altogether, or at least of rendering Rank of
England Notes more difficult of imitation. The Re.
pert for the present Is only ordered to lie un the table.

The TAM Committees for promoting the Election
of Mr. floistrousx assembled, we understand, the
other day, et the Crown and Anchor, for the pur-
pose of collecting the testimonies they hail received
from the Electors in their several dioricu, in sop.
port of their favourite Candidate, and ascertaining
the ageregate result of their respective canvasses.—
Their euesiese, it sew appears, has for eserciled their
expectatioos ; and their prospects would be alto-
gether unclouded, were It not for the doubt they en-
tertain whether their constitutional strength will be
pet to a trial. It is rather neortiqing for those who
have been preparing for a manly contest, and whose
poses' km boa United by boll 3 lug oprontalt, to