The Statesman.
London, England, 1819-06-21 00:00:00

LONDON:

UONDAT. ante 21, 1819.

There never was thorned such a tontentiou be-
tweets the Bolls aid the Biers in the Stuck Exchange.
The object of coating's is the 01111111•11. Smear both
are astounded es fe whet can have been the motive
for Mr. ROTHICIIILD taking the Loan on terms se
favourable to the Minister. They will have It that
there meat have been a winking or a 'toddler as well
as a bidding. We need not look any further, how.
ever, for a reuses, for what this Gentleman hes done,
than that he has been a fortunate Midas for ten yeas.
Thet during that period every thing be has touched
has turned to gold, (we beg pardon, we cannot say
to gold, bet to profit,) to the dine of one hundred
thulium' per annum I so that be can lend his worthy
friend, Mr. VAN/MART. • million soy day out
of his own pocket. The worthy C—SWICILLOIII
of the Facsrausa then may make him a kind
of new million Beek, and ought to owed, to Min
the little doecture, such as the old million Dank
lis scarsiomed I. pocket. Mr. It— and his
frinntis may tontine* to lank then at the 'nil.*
with his one hundred (net horse bat) bull poser;
they will
and want it : although we acknowledge its value
from being declared probably the loaf of its kind.—
Of Dr. Johnson's ia.t words there were twenty or
thirty succeeding editions and a talons. 6' Agile,
more lett dyirg words o 1 the Doctor," &c. &c.

We hale repeatedly observed that nothing bet the
Wage, of trade bring In oar favour can bring gold
lute the country ; and yet oar weak (sod as they
know this to be the cue, we may say wicked) Minis.
leis confine, to inflict tales on the People, whirls
west msk. trade grow worse sad worse. Theo to
confirm whet we have always said since Cask Pay-
ments bereave a popular topic, as the embenees here
"On become more unferearsble, the price of gold
hea risen. As common semi to be set no store
by in the men •ho rale the affairs of the country;
we look for uncommon in what they do; bet oar
search is rain, all resolves itself into the Insensible
selfless. Like the repetition •r refrain at the end of
each verse is the Utley, they all content themselves
with fondue their feces from the NOV! le the
Niece, cr)isig out menotonouvly, " We beseech
thee to keep es In place !! !" Oh, pious worthy
Christians.

THE FOND! FOND! AT TWO O'CLOCK.

The Stocks have moved very little to-day. At the
above hoer Ghanian was at 1 dlsceent, and Cen-
eels 614.
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The French Papers arrived this morning.
Pants, JUN. 17. —lt is eapecied that the Ring
will be able to bear Mass in the Chapel of the
Thorned.' on Studley welt.
A letter from Rome, dated 25th May, states, that
a violent shock of as earthquake had been felt, which
had deo* much damage to eeversledifices, bet happily
no ono had perished. The famous cupola, called rl
Castello, remarkable fur its antiquity and gothic
architecture, had been overturned. The church of the
Minor Brethren, to which it belonged, had suffered
so mach, that it would no longer *stye for Divine
Worship. It is said that this shock was felt through
the whole coast of the Mediterranean, where it has
caused more or less havoc.
M. I.IIVILLIZR, bookseller, Is about to publish
forthwith the correspondence of the Prince Royal of
SWEDIIII with BONAPAOIII, from IMO to 1814. The
collection, which is to be preceded by remarks on
the present state of Sweden, by the Chevalier RAIL,
cannot fail to each* the most lively cariosity.
Oa Saterdsy lad M. REIMAUD. one of the Cow.
doctors of the Bibliotherpre Histories, was set at
liberty, the term of his sentence having 'spired.
leaders front Munich state, dial ON important dig.
cession bad taken place in the Chamber of Deputies
to ascertain whether the military, in thee ofpeacoorere
to be subject to civil jurisdiction. Public opinies has
loadly expressed Itself for the affirmetive. It air
pso,* that Government resolved to adjourn the 'ob-
ject to the neat Session; bet this will mot prevent
the Chamber from coming to a vote, and transmit.
deg it to the King. The military faction of Bavaria
combat this Project with all their might.
A numerous bead of robbers, formed for some
time past in Upper Swabia, lately made an incur-
sion into the Wirtembergh territory. The cavalry
in garrison at Ulm went against them. and a busy
combat took place. The particulars were not known
at the departrre of the courier.
The foratatiocrif diver' camps, the movement of
troops, the reaper of a new meeting of Congress,
considersap. eglfilkiiiresesqty. • Those who have
feats about the present slate of Europe, justify their
spprehensions by the genereldistress that is observa-
ble. The commercial world, they say, is in • wore
condition than that which resulted from the Conti-
nental Systems. The English are the chief sufferers.
They observe with considerable inquietude the grow.
ing power of the United States of Anterira, the too
greet preponderaece of Hestia in the North Seas,
and the soaring light that the Fritsch com-
merce is ready to make under a constitutional
Govereseent and a I pro ong.. peace.--'I hey are
convinced that France hes recovered from the ma-
nia of Continental congents, and that she is about
to lam all her ambition towards Maritime cam-