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

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Illatitio to the tolialrial
effect : Nit
16:11Getriitmelle÷ilseetve wilb feellispof regret the M Inert
of the lewd %tar,. Altierwea, sad C.Wiarateas of oh- City of
Landow. 4, a time. whets w Vied sad der pia& wen are re-
deavissring; by every ,peeler of devi.e, and the pd la-
sigioos 11114. so aliewate the wits& of the pm* Crow his
Majesty's lisrrerswear. from the Ceatiitatiaa .f this rod.
at by law eit•blibed, it Is to the great vicarage of
Ow Ms homey that we ran aloe, as
for safety.--.
With the rircvaistagees whir* molt pl we rvised, eh she
Sleeting. ea the 16114 at M.tariester. yea ate sot wequarated.
and ..r the ewadtirt +kith was adapted ea that armies you are
stet rightly 10,mM—if. however, the laws hove heels violated
by their who are estrawed with their eiterotisa, the natality
Tribosual• at the eatostry are apes far redrew sad is iwititala
any egivaladirial esmairy epos thew ',objects groald be esul•
redly coatrary t.. the Argo principles ar coaolitia Justice.
Ti.e Lone hiAroa, Alders*, WM111114,1, and
the Getitleetes of the Ceases Commit thee with.
drew.

A R ace.—Alohneeto mode at sisb In make the
Srareseav a Rada Calendar. yet we are very
glad to allow it in be the vehicle for reeordrng a pieta
of sport that will communicate amesement to one, at
least, of the political class., of the present day, and
should other contests of a similar name, tbseah of a
different nature, terminate an the Hale Side the now
*ion. pt will be soperadded to tbernerrimat eli-
cited by the feet. At the Litchfield Races. a abs
14th lest. Sir Cnaaces WOLSELIet horse Radical beat
Lord Arson's Whig, its a mach for 100 pinta. It
is heedless to observe, that the congeetor left doe
groad amid the cheers of the people.
Catmints' are of late become fashionable. Is
what Hoe does a Welsh Judge pet you in mind of a
Welsh Rabbit? Because. as the latter has the ease
without she relish of the shier, so the former has the
name without the leernin that should accompany it.
Is used to be a threat in the Aare, that if a per-
son did not conform to such a role, he should be sat
in Corealrg. In the Law, it is now a mace that
if one of the former be not conformable to the sta.
totes of the whole body, the refractory umbel shall
be sent to Leycesierl
We received yesterday the Paris Papers of Marley
last. The King is stated to be entirely recovered front
his indisposition. His Majesty held his usual Coat
en Sunday which was attended by the Ministers.
Marshals Dignitaries, ke. and transacted balms
with the Count Dumas. The Count Da %MR.
man. Ambassador from Doornail', arrived at Paris
last week, and bad a private audience of she King.
There are urines secants I. these J la, re-
lative to the conferences at Carlsbad. From Aso-
berg, It is ousted, that the chief object was, the inter.
Ipretatien of the 13th Article of she Federal Act, it
beleg declared that it never had been the intention of
I Ike Powers who agreed to that article, to assent to the
letrodertion of representative bodies, upon a de.
' mornatic system, bet that the established rights of
rdeffeeent classes should not be affected. sod that it
[skald be in the pi 1 the Sovereigns alone to
establish representative systems. Another article,
dated from Bastedt, says, the conferences had for
their nbjects, Ist, the ?Mallon of the competence
of the Drnt ; 21, the final establishment of tribunals.
called Aesiragat, for the purpose of adjudicating, in
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a ..- saucer of arbitrators, the differences between
the Members of the Confederation; 3d, the atm.
lion of the 13. h article of the Federal Act, respect.
ing representative gnvernonents, with modifiratioes;
and. 4th, the arrangement of a law with reference to
Ithe Liberty of the Press, to prevent the abases that
may reselt from it. Nothing whatever in an *Goal
shape, has, however, yet been published epee the
subject of these conferences.
The King if PItUISIA set oat from Chalotteeberg
ern the SI intr, with his see Prince Cream. 1.
1 Winged to Braise, where his Majesty was to review
the troops. A Special Commission has bee• eppoisted
at Berlin to take inferential against the 33 indivi-
deals, oho, a short time since, published a teatime.
nial ie favour of Dr. J %too, sad which, it tams, hae
given great offence, in rase(' f its contradict-
ing she charges against him, shirts were *Serially
announced. The enquiry at Berlin respecting politi-
cal associations was still proceeding.
Intelligence from Stalinist s, that the
Kies left that capital on the Sal inst. on a vidt to the
distant provinces of his territories. The tamer of
his 'Meet death is therefore afeeeded.
Intelligence from Cepeahlgek of the 7th vest. ea.
names, that caresses 'Oat the Jews base broker'
out in that capital, ad hose assumed a very alarm.
leg sod desperate character. The popelace are kept
in awe only by the military occupation of the capital.
From Gibraltar we have die ennead attract of a
letter, addressed to the Agent t Lloyd's, ad dated
A. 40 :—" On the 22d isste. a report reached es
from Algesirsa, that a man had died there sailer as.
picioes circumstances, shortly after his arrival hose
Le late de San Fernando, where an epidemic fever Is
raging ; bet mace which, oothiog farther has °saw-
red t measures were ianinediately enforced to pretreat
commeeleatioe, and which are still contieeed. The
Governor of Algesiras has isseed a Preciamatiew,
imposing a strict quarantine on Cadis and its 'Wail ;
and has formed a cordon of troops to yeast say
--testiest from these parts with these sada his

cosemerni."
The accoests coacerniog the fever is the Isle of
Leon ere coutredictory. A laser from Cadis, of
the 27th of Airiest, se) s—" The fever et the isles/
of Lena routinues very Mild. Precautionary mee-
sores bore bees takes to merest the rommenicetios
with Cadis, end whit the country for 40 mites resod
it. l'he troops for the espeditioa are teithoat these

Bolts."
Another letter fess Cadiz of the saws date has
the following :—" I ass entry to say that the fever
is gaining ground ; bowie few cases have bees
covered bete, and In several of the seighbooting
to
SLAM TRADZ.—DARCILLONA, SEPT. 4. Descrir.
tiun of the following Sottish vessels boand to the
coast of Africa, in the Slave 'lnds :—V.I Saadi
Espanol, a brig, painted black with a white streak,
the best of • soldier for igere•head, armed with 10
gess sod b 0 uses, sailed from the toast a few by.
sista. Merced, a ship, painted black with a Telles
street, ea Wien with an weer for figeto-ilseds
armed as the above ; expected to sill la 10 dell.