The Statesman.
London, England, 1819-01-27 00:00:00

LONDON:

WEDIIINIDA Y. JANUARY 27, 1819.

New Yost and Philadelphia Papers to the Roth
alt. reached es this morning. They announce the
arrival of the Triton, at Boston, with the Treaty
lately concleded at London between the (jailed
Slates and Great Britain. The report of the pro.
reeding, in Congress retches to the 15th. In the
Sitting of the HOW of Representatives, on the tith,
it was Resolved, "That the Presideot of the United
Stales be 'peened to cause to be laid before this
Howse, if in his opinion the same shook' not be in.
consistent with the public interest, Copies of the
Correspondence, if any, between the I)epariment of
War and the Governor of Georgia, in answer to the
letter of the latter to the former, dated on the Ist of
Jos" in the present year, communicated to this House
on the Ilth inst. end also the Correspondence, if any,
between the Department of War and Gen. Amnesty
Jaction, in answer to the letter of the latter, of 7th
May, ISIR, also communicated to this House emote
121 h inst."

A letter from Washington of the 131 aye—
" There has been commenicated to the flossed Ito-
preseniatites tis.day, a letter to Mr. ADAMS, of which
moth is said, as a most able State Paper, in reply to
Pic.tano's celebrated Note."

We have already assured the Public, that the re-
port of Lord CocoosnE having arrived at Marga-
rita end joined Admiral Baton was incorrect, as the
ship Rose, is which his Lordship 'ailed, was entered
end insereti direct to Valparoiso, is Chill. No ac-
counts can peasib'y be expected to reach this country,
"nonvoting his Lordship's arrival ot that port, omit
the latter end of February or the begioeing of March.
It appears, by a letter from Margarita, doted the
beginning of December, that the whole of the ac-
count we have bad, has been a raw de cuter* en the
part of Admiral Limos, connected vi i h ao important
operation he hail in view, and for this purpose he
availed himself of the attirel of another Naval
Officer in bat quarter. Th. Report hal been aided
by so matey nterml marks of the fact alluded to
being real, that the Spaniards, who no doubt had
beam informed from England that Lord COCIIIIMIt
was embarking for South America, bad fully be-
lieved it, and were in the utmost stall of diamayo—
This circsonstaace will convoy • very seed Ides of
the daseattes tbat will be 'indeed among the Royalists,
w boa they learn the reel arrival of Lord Cocisaaax
en the shores of the Pacific, whore he would las.
nrediately mese the commend et a feet, ceaspeeed
of at least 13 vessels of war.

In the House of Lords Unlit night, the Bill for in-
vesting the Duke of Yoak with the cure of the
Ktfin's person, was rend • second time, when Lord
wittinut objecting to the selection of his
Royal Ilighnobs for that necessary and important
dirty, took or-vision to manifest that constitational
jealousy we yesterday 'vowed, respecting the exten-
sive patronage cnnnected with the charge. That pa-
tronage, he observed, consisted in the appointment to
all offices and places appertaining to the Windsor Fr-
tablirhment, the limits of which were not defined,
nor its extent precisely known ; and yet their Lord-
ships were recommended to consent to the appropria-
tion of this indefinite power, end thereby to 'Mil.
blish a principle which could never be recognised by
mad and enlightened policy. To this objection
this Earl of Livastront. replied. that the Mem-
bers of the Legislature, individuallv, were ac-
quainted with the fall extent of the Lstabliyhments
at Windsor, and their Lardrhips, therefore, knew
what they conferred upon the Duke of Volts: when
they assented to the Bill. When the expected re-
duction should take place in those Erfahlishments, the
principle of this Bill weak' not be niteted, though
the patronage itself would be reduced.

In the House of Cnnsmons the consideration of
the Windsor Establishment was postponed on ac- I
count of the ceetineed indisposition of Lord CAS• 111
TIMIZACII. With respect to the OM!. of the Bunk,
Mr. Tisane give notice that it was his intention to
move, en a future day, for • Committee to enquire
into the effect which the Bank Restrictions hail on
the currency and foreign exchanges of this country ;
and put a question to the CIIANCELLOR of the Ex-
vagina, which that Gentlemen thought it expe-
dient to pus without a reply. respecting the line of
conduct which the blinister meant to pursue in hi•
part of the discession on the I:minces of the Bank.
Mr. Gasnext.s. immediately afterwards moved for
I Accounts relating to the Beek, with a view
to bring the profits of that Establishment once ',gain
before the eyes of the Members of the Hove; and
his motion was successful in obtaining the anent of
the CIIMICILLLOR of the EXCIITQLttI. It hippott.ll
to be appropriate also as to time end cirostinsisoievs
for yesterday the price of Bank end other St,rlts
afforded additional and striking eviolenro he* dip.
tinct aml !fell elopealle ate the intoner, of lE. Om-
piny of the 01:16 ur sod the value of the