The Statesman.
London, England, 1819-01-25 00:00:00

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,lona for a /.,might, hi olio brims that daring this in•
ierval the Minister of War mg be able. in comma•
skate woo inforinstion *Niels may pile thorn in
their opinion.

JAIIII/ART 19.
The bosineas officially filed for 10-nsorrow robins
to the proposition of M. Daniellles coocaknist‘ the
risilit of petitioning, end the appointees's of si Secret
Cum*lite* to consider the proposition of M. Vetneille
tin Pity roseso for a 1100 tog marriages between brothers
mad sisters•ln-faw.

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The Sillies was oecepiett in Inuits( the Report
of the Commission ea Pet*ups, end disposing of
them.
A Petition was reed from in indirideal, preying
for a new dieisiust of the Frerkch territory, the sip;
peruke of Prefects. Sab-Pefeetv, Mayors and
Mayors' Assistants, Comultollers.Geoefel end Pee-
tinder, sod Receivers of Tees.—(A waivers,:
laugh )
The Commission proposed to pain to the Grolier of
the day, which was adopted.
There were some other Petitions, as cot mains
within jerisdiction, to *rant relief, sect as that NO.
Use of the servant of so emigrant preying for his
wages. A Petition was reed from three loopertoes.
of the indirect contributions complaining recehr.
ing their pension on the rill scaly, glipoishoot tbe
addition which ethers had received VW ism Ora-
lniece. It was referred, otter sumlialihgeoeiww,
to
the Minister of Finenee.
A Report was reed free, thal
propositiso Com
minatione Central
nne,of
okeyrd with dm ru of the
M. Dor,,Attet„ relative to the Bight of Petition,
which way ordered to be printed.
The Coreadeion charged with the eastninstitieth:f.
the Project of lAw relative to the Doke ei
lieu has not yet chosen its Reporter.

IRUT JAM. 3.••=rhi, cautery bet even Madrkl and
his are *welted bf strong ditacbmenis of cavalry•
posted at different distances in La Mancha, and on
the route across Ls Sens Morena. Testifiers pro.
reeding to, or ervielog from, Andalasia, are coat.
pelted to unite in car ln the Micah passages:
these caravans ate mewled by small &tachometers of
cavalry. The armed bends bate retired Into the
passes of the moantales, end seldom mime sot : bow.
ever, oho of their beech bed the audacity toothier@
as far as the onion of Val do Pipes, so cetabrite
for Its eserllent wines.
Srtrroatto, JAM. 13.—L St eight. et 10 o'clock,
the remains of the hte Wale were maisveeed, in
solemn state. to the Greek chapel, from wbenee,
after the relieloos ceremonies bad been gene through,
the body es, deposited its the veldt sppropriated es
the burying piste of the members of the Wiriest.
berg Royal Family. le the morning, and dewing
the preceding day, the body by in state.
?el JAN. 11.—The Empress Coulson of I
Rosais, Moor of ear Q•eon, arrived bere *hatter.
i.
anou. tier Majesty is estimwely
consequence of the death of the Grand he of
Bade*, her brother, and the atilt mom essospected
demise of km tiotter•in-lsw, the %pees of Wirtem-
berg. His Imperial Majesty latends to get stet the day
after toemerrem, and proceed dime 11440,11410151.

DITIVII MAILS.

FaAttainuT, Urn. Hates, ito. 5.—'TM meet
important news we bate rneArni is, that the Coert
of Bavaria has resolved to anode &browny, sad with-
oat reserve, to the C siva respecting the slain
of Baden, agreed epos al Ait.la-Chapello. Aceord-
ing to accounts tabkh hate been received, It was the
Emperor Alelander, the defender of the Wearily of
the Stare of Baden, who impaled to crown his work
by setting aside for the fotoe also only oppoitioa
to the point' agreed upon in this lair by eh* High
Allied POMPIS, and ihdocini Bavia formally to ap-
prove what had been arranged without its concur-
MSC. : this was the more necessary, as by the
Treaties concluded with the Coen of Austria, and
pertly with othot Pietn (in which it is tree Baden
bad no part), had indisputable claims to the
Palatinate of the Rhiae, sod to tha;circie of the Maim)
and 'Dotter, which claims might bare been brought '
upon any favourable opportunity that mightin future 1
occur. In order, therefore, to soave Baden for the
(store also, Alexander sent his Minister of State,
Count Cap" Wiwi., to Munich, to obtain the me- II
cession of Masimilian Joseph to this Coaventioa.—
This serration mot with less difficalty on the port of
Bavaria, as the King had always declared that he had
no demands to make immediately upon Baden, bat
that he was entitled to claim from the foot rest
Powers, a supplementary indemnification as was
promised him by Treaty, for the cessions which he
woe obliged to duke to Austria, and that it was*
far the gnat Powers to determine In what this
indemnity should consist. New,
as these Powers,
lopes the applicatioo of Baden, sad the contest Powers,
tercesaien of Attainder, bad decided at Ais•le-Chro
pelts that Bade* bad not to furnish this indemnity to
Bavaria, the latter Coon acted gaits consistently is
deciering that it would make no difficsity la salter.
ing to this ointment, and In complying with the do
site of Count Corn (Pistils. This chair is Moreton
NOW ; Baden has henceforth nothing to apprehend
rom Bavaria ; oho latter has by its occession to tee
farrangement fAis-la-Chapelle, recognised the
rights of the Counts of Hochberg to the accession,
and his for Oer removed its claims to the Palstinate;
the arraugmests to be made of the detached districts,
which concern only the circle of the Maine and Tao.
ben will easily be made by the Committee at Frank.
fort. It is hoped, therefore, that the direct dint*.
metic relations betwoms the two States, which were
so long interrupted, will be speedily renewed.
But while Bavaria has so readily acceded to the
wishes of the great Powers, and particolarly of the
Emperor Alexander, it has not in the Inst receded
from its jest claims to a soppletuentary indemnity.—b
Oa the cookery, it has jest now began to prosecute
this affair at Vienna ; and it is generally affirmed, thee'
the miasiosi of M. Von Pleat to the Austrian tae
vital has no other object. Bet bow, in the present
NW of thiagt, this sapplemeotary indemnity is to
ba Gaol, treeing there is no territory disposable for
melt a purpose, appears to many persons on enigma.
rierreeoes, Jaw. I6.—The re-opening of the
German Diet seems to be pet off for some time, some
say till the latk of this *nth ; this is said to have

been caused by the aerosols ismitiverl et Vlenia by •
courier dispatched by the Artistries, Embassy in Peri",
N•tk/ the changes which hese lately talon place
time. The *mesh to be addressed by the President
to the Diet 111, it is 'opposed, undergo SOT, 11104 i.
Acadia*, ea account of the alma/ of circ•wateeces.

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tder them extremely preying. The goals its well
demi•noth 411 on sock tleciteloas,
elsmorourtly impootisued ; and the vr04.(1 and moss
worthless among men will call on Juraurn to romt
and entries,' theta from the mire in which they here
stack, say they base the folly to presume that antis
calls will beawswered. " I can rill quiche !rmit the
Tasty deep I—and se can I !—end an an any man !
bet will they come when you do call for them !"
Implore, and 11.iter, and Inerder, as the patty
may, their cries add strangles only lend to inciesse
their imposer', and confirm and accelerate their dome.
They may at intermrtu yet make • few cooselsivs
efforts more; bat respire they mast ! Like the en.
lucky cat which had been ennu•leig net of her prorate
element, end clawing aigold bases In Hie china vase,
these sly, old, prowling Tom Cols of Wegtaiietiet—
" demurest of ths lobby kind,"—wkile stretching est
to grasp the loaves and fiehrs,—" use broyfits end
blessings of the Constitution," as they all them
is the language of the Comer—rbeir feet totembe
beguiled by lbw slippery wisrein of the pool or ei
which they bad " reclined," and their "tumbled head
long In." Like peasire Sll.lllllOl was their Mospla.
ties, and like burials now their stale t—
“ Wise Mrs egarigin Moss the sad,
/bay .all so ewer, VATOIT see.
Some speedy Mal to wee
ice Dolphin ~re. as Nereids NI"
KR mod Some. nor Stiiswea• Maw%
A —taw am bat our friend."

A hint, we ',demised, was given on Friday
night, by the CtesecaLLon of the Excireouve, to
cheer sod fortify his friends in the lloose of Goes-
oreare, that ost new loan would be required for the
pelt& serviee of the torrent year, unless be woe die.
appointed in the occurrences and melts ow white be
had reason to calculate. At the same time It was
Amerved, and it is proper for those who are effeered
by the stet. of the Stocks to pollee. that he did not
disclaim en intention of funding pert of the outstanding
Etches/oer Bills. The other soothing intimation that
nes given hi a Gentleman is ;tab* slice, Mr. Rosie.
sou, Vice-President of the Board of Trade, dee
eery., still more to be ott roiled to, et It effects a sehject
involving the vital Intermits of the People at Urge, aad
especially of that unhappy portion who hove non* to
help them, and who have already been
eat tciantll
started by Cern Bills, one the effects of miectoren•
onent sod selfish policy. This is the more oeceseary
to be regarded with attention, as any reserve or am-
biguity In the eemmenicetion may deceive she pohlic
mind, trod aisle it rest in guise on delosirme the. easy
keep obis word of promise to the Mt, and bce.k it to
she hope. Mr. Roommtesedespreseirasts did.
distinctly deprecate the egketion of the tol.ir. sod
declare that if any substantive proposition reepertiog
.k-aboodat ommitlefore Perliametutu N w oeld be met I .
with the decian oppeoirlito ifik...oomorom. -Itot
did sot Gentlemen in Ace disclaio. the Corn MI ea
a Ministerial tonsure ; end yet did it not pa.s into a
law 'tidiest the concerns', of Alin's...wild vim•
intone*, opposed as It wee by the most newer
energetic remonstrawros ever made MI any person:fa I
by sit injured People ? May sot similar seems, by
similar means, attend the greasere proposed by ON
agticeltursi interest. solo Ithstanlog all She
speeches, and even wishes of the Vice-President
of the Board of Trade ? Deer as the Mini.l
stetial System be to Boroeghmnngers. and very;
pretioiss do they reckon it, in proportion as it
promotes their person', advaattees, still dearer dm
they feel their private propeity, and snore determined
do they show themselves to carry soy 11111111111 res
tba
promise to promote their esclasive advantage, in split
of the sentiments of the peat body of the People,
and seen of Government itself. Ott this gayeties
the great lauded proprietors in the two Mew& of
Parliament spontaneoosly, and utmost with vas
'accord, set themselves in array of battle against the
commercial, the menefactering. feud the Ministerial
corps; end on this occasion, when, at we hove oh.
forted, the sisal interests of the population hat stake,
end the family of the poorest man is 'smiting the norm,
with an 'gaiety, the keenness of which cannel bo
conceited by those who hove not been dependent an
the decision of others for their bread, shall
People be eapected to Muslin aornoved by lite
controversy that it agitated, and not wive to mist
by all the lawful menus within their power The
impending danger that threatens to overwhelm thee.
t• When evil men coo.bine." says Buena, " it is dee
time for good men to estociste." It is the ;ropers-
lire doty of the People, at such o season as this, to
be vigilant end alert, end boldly to demand, if tarn. •
era and agriculturists of every class are justified is
forming cloba in every market-town to raise the is.
portation price of corn, why they also may not be•
allowed peaceably to assemble in the same %Aare, ta
etseslder how sack a mestere must affect their intr.
rests,and in what monger they shco;d proceed to Mil.
and defeat their machinations.

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We have received since oar last Paris Papaws I'
tits "Wins!. They commeldeare the trews of week
&chin the Reps% Fain* of Spain, by the (teeniest
the Cnnasitt of CII‘ALTII IV. ilia isi .Ilio. . r Fritm. , •
NASD VI I. At Rom,. in bee shish )ear. The in.rroal ! . .;
state of Spain is described to he an peril nwi that the
1 CPeriPIS *sod Neils see v 901101,4 to be escorted by
deity hmtlita or Magoon,' or I.4ht Cayslry, in wire
to protect them irons the banditti who tafeat the
conntry lino Culis to Militia; sod persons who
travel to Atolalesia Ate obliged Is *nits lo car arsulf