The Statesman.
London, England, 1812-06-24 00:00:00

LONDON?
wrossioaWs sews 14, 1,812.
The Holkar, from New Orleans, arrived at Liver-

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pool on Monday. She touched at New York, which ,
place she left on the 21st ult. bringing from thence and to brini bO4 lack their proceeds. Ships! airs not com-
merce but the consequences of it ; and in proper.
Papers to the 19th, and accounts of the proceedings i
Lion to the dimiaution of our commerce, the founda-
of Congress to the 15th. In the Senate, on the Bth
flan of which, as we bast said before, is mandate.
of May, Mr. Port submitted the following import-
tacos,
ant Motion for consideration : so must the demand for shipping -diminish
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' likewise; and this change In our system of commerce
" Whereas, the conduct ofsthe French Govern-
has been produced by the Orders in Council. Thr
went, in failing, to make compensation- for the pro-
' Ship-owners have been so blinded by what they cot
party of the Citizens of the United States, seised and ,
s i Ceived their immediate interest in the suppression
confiscated under the Itambouillet Decree, in tie year !
the American shipping, that they have not seen
1810 ; in excluding from France, by euornums dis-
lineritable ultlinate consequent* to themselves. Had
criminating duties, our tobacco and cotton, the prin-
America submitted to the annatittion of her carr,
cipal articles of export in the southern and south- ;lug trade, • and continued to receive our manuf
western parts of the United States, contrary b our
;turesi we might have gone on pretty well ; but
just expectations, authorised by the assurances if her
have seen that she has not done so, nor will
Minister ; besides granting licences to carry on 'trade !do so. We have already said that we must inctea
from certain ports of the United States, so disrespect. ,
our agriculture; but that we cannot do all at or
ful to the feelings, se derogatory to the sovereignty
Those hands and those heads which have been occir
of an independent nation ; and the recent and re.'
pied
within doors be the most carious workmanshit
• posted aggressions of her public and private armed •
the excltence and eintapnese of which brought •
vessels, on the lawful commerce of the tinted •
nation to the unrivalled point of greatness at vii
•
State*, demand from the impartiality, honour, and!
it stood, whoa Mr. Pin took the reins, are not
dignity of this Government a disavowal of the ar.
pable of sustaining, all at once, the rude blasts k
rangement made with her, which took effect on the
tne eismenta,- and the angry salutation of the thistli
2d day of November, 1410, a• measure calculated : and the briar. Those people are entitled to mut
'to inspire genered confidence_ and respect, and to
:sympathy and commisetatiou. 'Tis a sad rev,
convince every flue American, that the object of ,
for a watchmaker to be turned into a tabourer,
his Government is to unite the people in a
:can
manly American effort to resist foreign
agues..only be rendered tolerable by inteing gradual,
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slot'. And whereas, many of our citizens, under • yesterday, at two aocsaaksshia.Rayal ifighoesal
an expectation, or at, least .'hope, of a change in our : Panics Asaasv bole's ploy trostbop at cam,
yelatioul with, Groat Benignly have, in the course of .-/louse,•erftek was a!tirded_ by.-:-. . y _
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trade, acquired property abroad not admissible by FiTallehnifsrdarrthe rraaaat :ry.l7a4;=, Lordalreae4.7;e onrraaaar.
existing laws, into. the Uitited States, the import.. the Seereteries at State for the Fordo° and War DepanMents,
titan of which it Le-reasonable and expedient to' per.. and the President of the Board of Coo .4.
The Earl et 'BUCKlNGlfitesetian=hadl ast'eadienee
init; expedient betiese 4 will not only. prevrnt in- of the Pantos REGENT, and resigned the +lean of
juries and losses to many of our citizen., bat std nor flee of Ctelocrlior of the Duchy' of hancaster.
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finances, cheapen the public supplies, until' a stillici.; M. %Meet BATUDDST a an audience
.tho
ency eau be procured of home manufacture, mid lee• Duchy of Lancaster.
sea the necessity of internal taxes to carry ontbo!
; Ise chill
tifkriinte weirmhethe
peewee. appointed to
was afterwards sworn into time/10m. Earls of II
war in which we may be engaged is with Great '•strehaT ;and GIT.ENPOOL., and 'Lord ,Casensaat
Britain : ' '-. "A -Iladeudlencesef the Patstcr• '
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" Therefore, Resolved, That the Act, end* It will be sere by the' ttepri. en • the proceeds
' An Act concordiug the commercial intercoureetio. of tin House of L.ords' last enkfit, thatlie.bmilalsti- r
tweet' the Unites States and Great, Britain and WeLt.sst.r.v has given nonce of a motion m
that of Mr. CANNtwaor this day
setinight.
France, and their dependencies, and for other per.
It was yesterday reported that ouriliteditertin
poses,' passed ou the Ist May, 1810, except the squadron ilinl soeceetled in capturing four sail of
section thereof, all the force and erect line belonging to the Toulon fleet ; but wei regret
ies
of the PRESIDENT'S Proclamation, issued In sir= observe, thatches* are bl.eleuac thecurae
toe thereof, on tee day of in the •statement, tha.tstTolaanYweverPapirPlanevent
in the same year; and the Act, entitled g An Act ; the terms us which it has been communicated, r
isuelt as,to constitute a material drawback upor
Supplementary to the Act, entitled As Act concern. I credit to which it Would otherwise have been
lug commercial intercourse between the United .
; titled.
Stone and Great 'Britain sad France, and their de. I A letter from the French coast, of the 20th
for
pendeucia, and other purposes,' passed on the i sin that it is generally thought at Paris, that
Russia
Id day•of March, 1811, ought to be repealed, an-
would be no war with
was used in re.inforcing. the ;but great env
Grand Army in
nulled, and set wide, aid that a Committee be' ep.
North. All the troops near Boulogne had gone
pointed to bring in aMI for that purpose." ' • 'the North, and the coast was lined with young
A letter from Baltimore, dated the 14th of Man of the recent conspliotions.
I state., " W e have now to inform you that Mrs '
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.r!rrit 711 ST. VINCTJIT, D.
Pan's Resolution has been knocked in the bead, kmaA_ ?remount
1: "Aleut sun-set, on Thursdal evening,
quantityof lire and smoke proceeded
sod administraflon seem determined to hold en to the • a.
train the volcano, and continued till one o'Clock •:'
Restrictions." It was Lost by a majority of 15 to 8.
morping, when a tremendous explosion took place,
. A.•call of the Woe wotte take place on the Ist sad continued till four, throwing op
,itTrit et sev
0-4,1 M when Mr. Wactilitiep, and the other worms tides of stones and ashes. att:orer the island..
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Bibs, *ire to be taken ne6olirconsideration. theiestates, in the At isity• of the mountains,
A letter from Savannah, 28th April, says, Gen ashen are said to be from .tko to three feet deep
..rth_tt two of the principal rivers have been dried
.MErcurz. is ordered round to Amelia, todispeenes
t ante new ores formed • mud Oat many of the total
General MAW/It/Ws • of, his command, and reinstatela abet voter have beeni !nick Injured. One:
the Spaniards. in 'tho doted—digit of the place. lkateritt / &tees and sit negroes have been killed. Althol
can ships were embargoed, leoweier, at Amelia, ..11iugstort is it the distapee of twelve. mites from
• voileatto, dee inhabitants were so meek alarmed.,
The Trident, frans Older seed the 11"sed . 8000 qp, twee west on beard of tin vessels in
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Piece, in S 3 days.:., . • ,• .. • , Aso ;detection • and it not,until past ei,
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snow
EXTRACT OF A carraft. Fitt at 1103TOtt, NUT l& oitatouttiter One person could.. . 11R0110 ,
‘E Learn ley a Seeeemen fees the StAtbweldi toss Alfol°'. . : 011111100* 4,0! atmclthare . dor keted try
tine ~a, 'aka, A. bomoider lad fikv days, as all the rend 10.• williduty iirlA11114"
' diets or the safrissitiit 491112ivds lea•WS 0111 Y 60 dege= ' edgigmfilieria-This day lese ie n.-s.am. as,. Esq.
ilittie it was earpeoudhankloot maintain itling, . : miemisiltgeirt FALwere eleeneg. bintiffs Ow
only six weeks prinidoss: 'Mandist, infonantiltomtmeholi!!.., Amu,. ' ; sod misiaroa4oo. KAKI. *ha
0 from °scot the Spanish solgiims who bad deserted. .----,_•- •
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TM United Statesfrigote,Cangten, toptabg tlatt:t*flue taaltuittt. vie, - '' • - tot* dipole* of eißitel
turned to )late ton Roads, from smite of tir eadiati.tbit
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mot fistivihusb. As
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' 'ma did not fall in with tan lielligkent ships at war.
Alia ...iectioair ciAims 14:e;po11:4preiwa..._
imm that Meer the-United Shumagin ant to lb; gored Si tie* At •ins. . ...- ••. -
z••- which: Wham •
Newton, ha Massachusetts ; and Glameal Damian arliers'M The 'w„ ~• •
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collect ti
Alt4lo"l44o2,,iiimbeeitilkorl 431‘ • fie soiree Ott be 'some= $ a"Milk i
• asst. volaregao seseeh' leitit' Ai* .W.. a lituaiiii,::Blo4, .
..-. . frksrt., ,a_t • ' ',pied,ihyreplestel, iisplicatoll.MP.• Pltiteraic
,expecote sense, 'nee amps: ..A lard mu . , ligl"• .• ip..the‘ ctrin! 4 Iti,ving wantonly awe liniliteetslte4;
mostaaaatat Fort norilso !Id Mites sin*. et rattraaawin tietZirscictet .A7OO ?ler.* . . 4
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s'43olo4eglitAC, hPID4 ~: aid •40 01•40:041,ei**111 sall4 • 4.1.