The Statesman.
London, England, 1819-01-15 00:00:00

which naturally imploded private from public Con-
ducts he would appeal to those who Lad any koow.
lulus of Mr. filminfers Sutton. whether, throughoot
their intercourse with sosokind, they had ever del
with sn itstlividual of purer principles, of higher in-
dependence of character, or of more spotless inte•
grit, of character? On those itrousfils, then, lie
proposedltrat be Right lion. Chutes Manners Sat.
shoeld he Pstis. Jur. 11.—Os the 91h instset. before 61.
ton
til-ar, hear, hear elected to the Chair of that House.— Vine Service, the Duke de Richelieu was received by
tip King in a private mergence. Th.. Noble Duke
Laid CLI VE, leersorling the motion, pommy•
afterwards put his reitiects to the Princes arid
,lied sh- Kong/kelp of user Laws avid Constitution
...sick Mr. Sutton bad noiformly manifested, espy. Plinuasaus of the Royal Family'
elatty during his occupation of the Chair of The Duke of Rieheilea losses Paris to.morrow,
that House ; and the hippy mounts in which he for Courteit, an estate beisingiog to the Duchess.
regulated the discussions of the House, without An order has been issued for the Conti to go into
jilting aims to 160'01.11er of soy Goodman.— rr itemising for teem y• 1111. Ihys, from the 12th instant,
In @tidilys: to the essay impost/vie goon which ow on the occasion • f the de.ifs of her Royal Iligliness
IpeCket tad to perform within slew of she Bowe, s the Ptincess Clizabeth of Saxony, suit of the reigu-
h was to he recollected that he hod to direct the trans- for King.
*climes with respect to all Private Bills, aud in which Count de Lucityrsofte, held Oro office of Sr.igniors. of property were often inselved. An dinse erefars-General to the M. • ter of Inc Interior, has
dative, It was known that Mr. hl. Sutton had dis. tesieltod his situation.
charged with credit to himself. as well as with wimp. I It was at the soliritation of the DA.. d'Angon.
Urge to the Hesse and the Public. This illtelligew hone. that on set of clemency seas erioteal by his
worthy Geotieussn had indeed proved himself the Mehestli in favour of liteulensta General !Wet, •
most emismst amrsog ail the priment togleolagte who 1 prisoner its the citadel of liessecon. The Pr sleet of
had filled the Chile of that House sines the accession I the Doohs received the news in the hand• rifieg of
of his present Majesty to the Throws. Mr. Sutton his Royal Highness.
Was net then a person proposed to the House for the M. Jeer, Eli:or of vs Vrrodi I.thers to the
first lime, but one of whirls ample esperietice had Champ It Arlie," was 2rrtlted on itiff 9s
h instsni a
warrant
, and
ii•ww had, and of whom he believed unanimous op' pro. conducted to La Force prison, by virtue of
Philos was impressed. Under those circumstances (rem the Jugs d'lnstruction.
the did not, especially after the eloquent speech of his The Chamber of Deputies is toremoned for •
Right Ileheerable Friend, feel it necessary to say publics • g tomorrow, at one o'dock. to receive
Otero in support of a proposition which he had no' a comunstrication from
tie King's Miuisiters.
doubt would bs dappled without a dissentient voice. The King has peichiell, for *lse purpose of rr.
Mr. BARNET P said, that be could nut discharge moving it, the Hotel d'Elheuf, in the place Cayousl.
his public duty,or satisfy his private feelings, without hich served so a barrack for the ordinary foist guard
declaring his cordial aciptieceence in a motion which of the King. The cantonments of this corps will be
• be bed nil doubt woold be unanimously adopted ; removed to a hoes* in the roe des Chomps Elysees,
and he hoped the worthy object of that motion would which was formerly occupied by Gen. Janet.
long continue to weepy that dignified station, the The demolition of the Chateau Tronspette, in
duties of which he bad evinced a capacity tons,
fulfil, Boordeaus, is almost completed, and of this immense
with honour to himself and advantage to the Public. fortress there remains nothing more than some walls,
Mr. SI ANNERlstrrroN observed, that he ne. which will disappear before the core of winter. The
promenade which will replace this fortification, that
titer rose with greeter diffieelty to give espressioo to
he addressed them. "^* rendered "ell" by the eutensi" of the town
his feelings, than at the insolent
impossible for him not to feel, that his Right during the sat 40 is now levelled and planted.
It was
It is calculated that the charges of the town of Co.
lion. Edens! (Mr. Pori), under the influence of per-
blenfs for military accommodations, since it posted
sons! tepid, had been induced to overvalue his quell-
under the Pros-ion dominion, have been five times
!Wiliest, for the dignified and important station to
the amount of its revenues.
snitch he did him the honour to prope.a. lour, aid
1•r.• Coma of a •Rle his agreed with that of France
when however such an opinion was received by the •
for a tacit suspension of the Concordat.
wnaninteus voice of those whom he ad2ressed,
Le l
geed not help recognizing in mile feelitig, the invert- Urn! fears were el"nlined for the life of M. hi",
first valet in, the hihg, mod who Is known as the fes-
ablecharacteristic of that House, w hich led it to view isi
tier of en interesting honk relating to the Royal Fa-
lbe simet generous manner any services, however hum. •
mile. lie had received the semaseents.
Me. Throughout tire the recollection of that day would
&esthete his pineal tatisfact ion and his highest prick, • A" irlif le "I" Vienne states the positive intone
tinntif the Emperor and his Court In visit Rome and
Illtoveying to Min, es it did, the gond opinion of those
Naples storing the ensiling spring. Their &portage
who had witnessed and had assisted in his lifsours.—
Ito every word that had fallen from his Hight will l'intleblY take ;Aare early in the nest month.
ilonoorable and Noble Friends who preceded i Besides the "1"// red °se ""s1•14118ns
of Pe seas and 11) ors, a third boo bees. discovered at
his, respecting the difficulties and importance
lly concurred—they the nh'erealosY ^f liot,itgiwrC• This lasi is iii the
of the high trust, he fu
how. • constellation of the Sc all ; it is not visible to the
very, indeed, sufficient to make any matt,
war pee.eminent his protrusions, honestly and 1 • naked
It is thought that the public eshihition of the pro.
Sincerely distrustful of his qoalifiration to sustain
be do. choice of visaducts
of French inclutry will take peace ou the day
f
'ltem, If it should, however,
Neese to elevate him to the station, he pledged him. ' Louie..l
A new year and • new Ministry here is sufficient
self to bring to its discharge • cons'aet and ande-
to set ail Pads in motion! What was before a murk
siding devotion to their service; relying on that 1
of election, is now only a vain ;
in cer
call at the "Si-
emonial. Every
which they never almost withheld, and of which he
had himself had an abundant experiurce. the indul- d'• is seeking and shunning they
deuces of their friends in the holm of tint finding
gene* and assistance of that House.-11/cor .]
them at home, and the reciprocal wishes which were
After cries of " Chair, Chair !" formerly addressed. are now reduced to a simple es-
Mr. surrON then took the Chair, and said, that change of visiting cards.
he most respectfully and cordially thanked they fur I'the Ist of January, 1819, has been remarkable
seising him to the highest honour that could be con. for more than one estrsordivary circumstance;
termed on any Member of that Douse. In return, power has changed sides, and the immige which wits
he begged to assare them, that he would strain every . i„f,„ded for a his
been addressed
point to justify their choice, by at kW a strict, in a new tine. Numerous official poets have been
steady. and impartial discharge of its duties.--(licur, esce•dingly eniba ffffff 411 the chenges have been so
hear. Arai..) ! abrupt, that they have not had time t• recommence
Mr. CANNING west rose, and said, that in rising ; their insitroorprirr : the seises composed is chant the
to move the Adjouroment of the Douse, for the iirat ! praises of tire predecessor have urged to celebrate
time since its Speakefe hod been called to the Chair, the viruses m.f oe fiuccusor ; for of these the latter
his duty led him, as did his inclioation prompt ; always posse'-es abundance, end the ros'gnee is found
to coli,,iriltilate him, or rather, toiler& the linw.e, nil to be defici.-tit. It is Curious to observe a Minister
the choice it had jest Boole. Th, of that ion the clay that a change of Ministry takes loom—
• elevated authority had beefs 'fierily ably aunt dews. lse-new owner already occupies the ground-flour
of
• rarely described by those who preceded him. Oa , the hotel, whilst the es. Minister, having withd-s n
. those, therefore, he should not say a word. What to his apartmerits on the first Moor, gives his enders
*key had hear) from the Citsir itself was sullicietit to "of departure. A hundred equipages Stonily arrive,
prove bow highly its estimate was of those clothe; ; and the numerous visitors they conv
iney, in the
their
first
and though lot Right lion. Friend who filled it sosiho place miserly rid the favour ;
,alistrustistgly of his own quslilicntiona to discharge counteuances ire unreserved and smiling; and all
.them, he still pledged the firmness of his determius. , their speeches breathe devotion; they take leave of
lion to justify the choir,. The House had, however, him in order to pay a last dirty to the man who re-
• higher security even than that—it bad she ezderi• kiss, and the ascent of the staircase affords them
',nee of the term daring which his Right ileum. Friend time to recompose their features; they assume a roe.
had presided over the discu.sions of the last Purlia. ful look, satiate his fallen Eacellency with a sigh,
meut—as espefience which folly proved that the and after expressing their regrets, as sincere as the
expectations now formed were not likely to he dis. joy they testified one minute previously, they hasten
'pp...noel. An allesion had been made to lost itito their carriages to react the came farce at the
contest, during the last Pediment, which terminittd neighbourly; imidenr• of another Minister.
so the appointment of his Right lionourini.• The same scene is likewise repeated in the politic
Friend to the Chair; a 'menet with • matt (Mr. offices. The Principe' of each ditision installs his
V• ries), lie would say, to be pot in competition wall soccess.“, 110 d the ancient Private Secretary hastily
whom, any mass must consider as a ctedit, and not , remove. to make room for the new ..ne. The petty
as a disparagement.-- hear, hear Pi—latiecti, ; clerks alone are indifferent to what is passing around
he felt at • lust to say, stlfelser the contest of that j them ; these mutations no more effect them thin the
day, or the unanimity of the present, reflected., table mil which they write: some amongst them hue
greater Loomis on the object of their choice. lot that been employed ender 20 Ministers, without ever
contest there was Wet tie slightest miature of those j having seen the face of one; and such a one, who
asperices which political rivalry is too apt to engen. secs esperlitinnery to the Committee of General
der. Every Member gave his vote as hi+ peculiar' still holds the same office at the Prefectore of
predilections led hies, without evincing the sligct. : i'oiice; they only perceive Ore revolotions which take
set disposition to disparage or undervalue the ;shoe, by the printed titles at the head of the circulars
pretensions of the respective opponents.—[/leer, j which they copy. It is the more elevated regions
hear, firer l] The unanimity on the present ! which golfer frum the tempest. In the reeked circles
occasion was as wise as it was generous—gs. 'of society, the changes which dilate joy in one family
ileums, because it offered that homage is Lich past !afflict another; it is the same with moral as with phyei.
services merited—wise, inasmuch as no man could cal order. The wind which delights the proprietor of •
feel humb!ed in acknowledging that superiorits ' mill, twins toe owner of an orchard: but shall 'veneers
which the qualitirations of bus West flues. Friend, hod ourselves its she medium between a tempest and a
their present choice, had acquired, because they 1..01 cal:e ; and may tint the wind be brisk enough to
been tried.—(llcar, h_ar Id
—lle sincerely hoped, tom the sails of a mil!, without being so violent as to
that he (the speaker) may tong cooties's to Gil the strip the trees of thcir hair?
esalted station to which he hail been called ; cloth. CARLSIIMS, JAN. 3 —The most interesting Intel.
dent, as be was, that he would discharge its t.situs :iset.te, and which proves that all the differences be.
with a ream, firm, sad efficient au thurity,— bu t„ shot • • t .s sees our Court and that of Munich are entirely Sr.
milt with au impartiality that should plots bin to j tailol, his been brought berg by the Coast de Nei.

pe the sealant of al* ke;lo,]--so
Ibsh s elected by the wolfed %off:ages, be say
their anabiruees espktation,.
'lnte• Hues* Shea adjourned. •

PREECE PAPERS.

TriE

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worherg, who has ar►ired i,i4he chtractor of. Minis.
ter Pleolptentiary from thb Chart of Monidh. lie
yesterday bad en audience of the Gland Doke, when
he had tae Unmoor of presenting his eredentlifts.
Foitstirott.r, JAL 6.—The different Cowitniosions
for esaminink the sites for new fortresses sun°
make their repots nest month to the Diet.

SUMO., NIF:NT TO
THE LONDOA GAZETTE, Jag. ie.

TIIeItSDAT, Jas. 11.

INDIA BOARD, Ji'.l7.
A dispatch hes been received at the East India-
house. from General the Marquis of Hastings, dated
Goteckpore, Julie 40, of which the feline ins is in

retract :
Nee Row having anbmitteil, end placed him
self in the hand• of lirigadier•fieneial Sir J. 111.1
coin', 1 have the hosteler to congratulate yeti ou ti •
termination of what still bete a lingeoing character
of ear.
The troops with which Bijer Row had crossed
the Topty were completely serrownited. list New!'
I progress towards Grislier impracticable, tweet as
mach so, and opposition to the British Nice altoge-
ther hopeless ; so that any terms grouted or, him su-
tler such circumstances were purely gratuitous, and
only referable to that humanity which it was felt
your lion. Cuert world be desirous should be shown
to an exhausted foe.
The 'Witty with which Brigadier• Gen. Sir John
Malcolm first secured the p of the bills, sod then
advanced to eerfnu Wit" Row in front, as:.ile
dier.Gen. Downs closed upon him from the rear,
will not fail to be applauded by your Min. Cnett ;
tier will you less estimate the moderation with which
Sir J. Malcolm held forth assurance of liberal and
decorous treatment, even so an tummy stainedwirti
I profligate treachery, when that enemy could no longer
asks resistauce.
Rsjee Row is to reside as a private individual is
same city within your ancient possession., probably
&mares, enjoying an alloostice sailed to a person of
high birth, hut without other pretensions.
The neat is a dispatch, with enrlosurea, from the
Government of Fort Sr. George, dated August 12.
—There is an ',livid of a letter from Mr. Studley,
Chief Secretary to she nhore Government,
that the forties, of Manowsie awl the district of
Chackuria had %yen delivered up to General Mun•
roe, and that the oar in the Peishotie• Ist., duo,.
pions was termivated by the surrender of the Fort
of Mootheir.
The other enclosures are a letter from Rd:oilier-
? Gen. Monroe, relssing to the iserren.ier of NI
and reports from beet •Col. fil•Dovrett and Nlajor
Maitland, coneetniog the attack upon
account of the capture of this latter (ewes., and
the eminent hr very dr.played in a prettier.. attack by
Frisign Nett's, ales unfortunately lost his life, tea
voicing five wounds in different part; of his body,
hat already appeared in the S TATES:VAS. The warm.
e,t praises are be.triued by the Commending Officer,
coin all the Officers and men employed in this gal-
lint, though, at hut, un.noceastfol attempt. The
fort dill not surreuder till the 11:h of Julie. The
fullowiog list of the killed sod wounded is given is
fti.jur 11•111intt's report :
Killed—Europeans-4 Unionism', I Emig*, wed 7 rook and

file.
N;ttlarl-1 Jesidar. 1 IluviWar. and 93 rank and Me.
tb..eud.4-tarnKlat-.! 31.tjan. I eaputa, J Ltrateaaats,
1 Emitu. 5 lkrjrustio, and 4$ malt and
Abner.-2 Sabirlsor, :Jewiders, b nevi!dare, sad 109 rank
aid Yk
navy' Of TUC OFWERS 1111J.LD AND WOUND'''.
Filled-:eppera Dad Miser. - IreatenaDt Mira aud Luigi
'
d Item I:th, nr C. 1.. 1.-liert. Kranede,
1.4 Ditto. N. 1.-Liras.. Lgua Dad
Wooed.'- Madras lairopean itegtmeor - Major Andrews.
2d limo. I:tit. or C. 1.. I.- Major Goneabill.
Ht-•e11 Di spade •- t apt. Larride and Lieut. Keueedy.
14 Ilan. -24 51. I. -Luria. Dow key.
Deladamatet of Arsilkry-Liras.. Kier.
Hi. Majestj'a !loyal stets- F.nsoa 'lllOll.lll.
54.rn Alll.g A 34 Majnr of liriratle.
lA..tga Patios was wounded in the brad, bat It was oriel,
a grate.
In the report of Lieut.-Colonel M.l)osrell, corn.
municating the unconditional surrender of Malligasen,
i sajs, " Finding that treachery on our ',art was
suspected, and Dishing to du away a lawn' all O'""
Kauttleish, so prejudicial to our charocier, I did not
In-sireto in signing a paper, declaring, in the name of
• n.) Government, that the garrison should not be pat
to death after they sorrenderel ; and I trust his
Excellency mill approve of this."
The last dispatch is a letter from Capt. Briggs. an-
nouncing the soriendar of Moolheir, sal ich completed
the reduction of Kaudeish, sod terminated that war
in the l'eishon's Isle dominions.

l'ItICI: OF SPOCKS TIIIS DAY Al ONY. 41'1•1.04;IN.
Rank Stock ft per Cent. ?in.,. 104
I per Cent. Iterl.7l3j 11.1.* l'eataS et: S; p
3 per( rat. C0n...1.'1;1 Lnrc Aril. _'lt;
* per Cent. 67i istelleaurt 111.1. 19 fi p
i *Mei. t..r Arr. it:: llsanrein
4 per Cent. 9111

THE STA T S !4' .z 4 "+.

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/RID V, JANUAR! 15, 189.

New York Papers to the 15th ult. resched 0, air
morning. We 'strict the following a, Or most isn•
portant part of their enntonts :-
1101:SE OF RIYIII.SIIsTATIVFS. Dix P.
Mr. llot.wu, Choi/man of the Curomittee ou F.
reign Relation., submitird the following :
" Resolved, That the Committee en Military
Affairs be discharged from the further cor,ideration
of so mach of the MeeSege eg fortiori to
the emotion of AILBUTIINOT end AstaltlSTlN.,
the conduct of the war with the Seminole lodlem;
and that the same he referred to ti.e Committee of
bingo Relations."
Mr. POINDEITIR Meted in Mend the Resolution,
by changing the wood " tion" far the word
" trial," es it was the word in the original reference
of the 'object to the 'Slithery Committer.
The Amendment was agreed G::
. Noes, 43.