The Statesman.
London, England, 1819-09-17 00:00:00

wotrileu IMPWN, SErr. 14.

A crest Mk was prodorird bore this aftersoon, by
the Mei of the arrival of Mr. Warder, sod a tietifi•
cads* iridostrinnly nor mood the town, that it sea
the (riensios of that Gentlutes to fattier the people,
In On moisi, wish as heritage, es the late framer.
lion at liaothester. I sent, shortly after fire
o'clock, to the Peacock Ins. when I ender toed Mr.
Monet hall pet op. Unread between 300 sod 400
collected wood the dean. I sits informed
reltaler had jest came firm flirminglsam, • here
hefted bees at a public dimmer. Ile •as4ctinipsond
hen by a Lady, sod Mr. Rag*. Ike pablisßer of the
Dirseinghiso Argus A board was carried about the
street, with a Osumi es k. regent's* the people to
Min at Sanw-hill at ale o'clock, shut Mr. Wnoter
wield address Ely that hour the crowd PO
fietorr-bill beams pretty nuatermas ; I think there
'sold put be lets than between 3,000 and 4,000 per-
son aseembled
Jost about via MI Wootxst piennied himself at
the wiadow of tie hour, in the attitude to speak,
end oat creole«) wit• loud cheers. Ile vet «rot
Ike Manchester atrocities, congtatutatyd the «idiotic,
we the spirited wenn« in stitch the rigs, of Lon.
deo. Westminster, and other places. bad core Inc.
ward if, ter justice done to the ihjeted ; and hotted
On example wield by f..llowed throughout the king-
din at large. lie spoke for nearly an Ivor, atsd
withdrew timid sertamatioys. e asult•tode main.
Wood Rood order throaghoot, and aro sow almost
wholly disputed.

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(Es wed fir away, Woos on Nord for L.re.

Loan recusant —l4 the last arrival from Chili.
a variety of particulars relative to Lord COCIIWAnt
have been communicated, which have not hitherto
been made public. The neutr.l ensels thus were in
lb* harbour of Callao at the time tha block a,'s
wee annoenced, made nil from thence on ilia 1 lib
of Mauch, and proceeded to the port of Geeinrey.
Lard Cuciaasie had shin every diaposition on Is.
leer and protect British Mei Chant ships, and • per.
hefty good ooderstsoding sehaisteil, in rmioqiermee,
bemires him and their Commanders aid Siqmicar.
gees. An opinion was entertainer! In Guarino',
where the tell state of Lima was sell that if
1000 troops could advance to sappott the blockade
by I.OItICOCIISAIst, the city would certainly 1411 It
*Mars by • letter, dated tlanriago de Chili, April ;
26, that the measure of declaring Callao in • slate
.of blockade was neespected on the part of the Chi.
lien Gnernment, sod thus thew were by no meths
pleased with a step which deprived it, in the es.
'sting of 210.000 dnllsra mans., %bid,
the cargoes of the ve.sels from Liao entail hate sup-
plied. No espectotion *listed is Chili that any irrup.
tint or attack could for a coasiderahle peri..ll be
made open Lima. Oise regiment anti a avadron of
cavalry bad passed the Audits for that tlestiestios,
but no others were to follow, the army being under
eiders to noes the Cordiilera for the defence of Ilue.
aos.Ayres, obese tire 'spotted armaineet front Cults
tad already become the object of great solicitede and
esaitity. bird COCHRAUS had levied a contribution
of 70,000 dollen on the inhabitants of the nett of
Conant, which was tle Mat fruits of hie esprldition
against lAms. Tie .umber of Pilots who were Bre.
fish subjects on Ilberd his squadron was about 850;
sod, with a tries to the enc.ioragement of his comps.
siesta in arms, he had dittrlbeted among them, as
prise-meney, 100 dollars each man; deferring, for
the present, on his own part, any share of the
The meander of his lien eel composed of Creoles
end Chilies. Ills views against the rich Beet from
Pause to Lima, ender the y of the Cleopatra
filgate, have been been mentioned. It Is Staled, en
the inforstailos of a vessel that arrived at Valparaiso
about the 1 lth May, that this fleet was within sight
when she quitted Lord COS:HUNK', squadron.
Their'ltoyal Highness,* the Doke sad Duchess of
CI-ARROWS were yesterday 'sported to snits et RMS.
gate from Dunkirk. The Royal yacht went round
from Calais to that place, from which they intended
to embark. bat the npap-tides prevented the vessels
sailing before vest. day. It is possible, indeed, that
the vessel did not venters to pet to sea yesterday, as
it blew a severe gale from the N. E.
LITIRATUIM—The most interesting and valeabla
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Many years has been presented to the Public, is the
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and Science.
CO/MORAL PRINDONENTS an Fenoou.--The her.
rid case of ;reeky lately recited at the blaming-
being amid Set hate eccerted, if Bloir's Schoolße•
• rkeez bed bent adopted is the seminary In question.
Registers produce the same application by ex-
alting estalatioo, which lemetofote has been escited by
tear of Ignominious posishmesta; and they have bees
adopted with groat secesm Is hooked, of our first
academical ellabllshmt sta.