The Statesman.
London, England, 1818-07-15 00:00:00

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'420,000.0001. of proliotty its 'their trade a 'Asialntik
measure was stervssary ; for, is the law steed, the)
sue« put no, Of the (protection oil a British Jury.—
(`Greof ,ailitientse.)
Mr al)} sijilvehitiho petticins Ind all other
period! /4ett No 'be etude 'independent of the at.
Mabel OtsetetAL BliStifeWV"-. ne. ,begi:ti.lt7,l'
that he Oast tierdettitoN toe'he.hort POiwil .... lin°
bmiagig saulneltill, beets tikett into t oesideretiow
at the dinerir yetterday -4ticat, fietsil)—rie was
nit iii lribilam, 'hitt Iselitild tho 1,100 a Fabric.
hint"; ends bi.easta Weal a IBardettite, that bad
bet, said to hies? Whir; trely, t lawyer (he would
minion his same). Mr. bintteingt et the Adwirdil.
bad interfered Weer* Alai flied Ms tenant, mad
told Met that be oteit,' eat • *good to. bate his
liclen;e renew rd.—rate* tff Agile 1)-'•freek be Nall'
Ir.
soli (yid the resit ',integeatt Was; becalm -he en it
rink Berdettliel fist of teams r.eposted )—'llll
rs.blig ought to k O.*, *woo a lair yeatitebel 114
Mviiittites had Igoe, to* : arse !tad eata, with tht.
TaLlatherera, in eitiee tit liellisms id
'Wag their votes. ha Mt. 1 1
Sr. SA9_O Mr. tasitAttltet 31
Klimusur ;Iwo addressed the *MN = alto t t
insist of eircting the object they bed in wise, whist
the foilowitta. *Widow! iteaoliditte *ere pet and
carried s—
et 7 '''. ,f-- • + •
" net foteAsithet hour! Bete. tlite is sew odd by same
*, pri die_ 'tribe )_letflptalk to 641. per quart.
widd be Itese_a,":•sti la 'lOl, K jttit:
country
retatiXl Legg
vete fre• I • -- ---NtdlWt coustry the is
eduidetably

themselves up togs* mest entravagant , desperate
:ideas. Their rigs eadjery appear to admit no
belied*. Their project for tile overthrow of their
political enessiei wai not • scheme that contemplated
the rein or .espeisios ia these. alone. It wee not •
,-plot a la Niatlet, pot as intrigue a la Ara** bist,4
a plot,a101!04*. f. which she.. wallassoogitt to
electste.,;:. .. ,W rtb,y are such -tilie and •homanol
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**snot of gigots and tbe sep-1
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Wirtaliagli
dillitbat t, -- ac is spin
)0 fbebilW4oo-1105.4,av ! * inOolVicgre beg pair.
jagjithiessiklia4- to bey. o lets their Rey*,
1 ite4,ll Tbe FretirbyeePle pre of COWS' repro!
*sestet Oast bids/stead is this &rn meteor* ; bet K
' they In.(' tars little *beet a plot to deprive tbps,
of the We Royal *testi root nod' Wattles U
Most sect the sincerity of the joy said to bb the-
. *Os prorPert of an addition to 6* *ft
`OMs.

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tiros Spires, dated the- -31 inst. states,
'aloe of the Lutheran and Reformed
been happily completed in the Bavarian
that a General United Sjaod is ordered
ott the 24 of Aeg. ant.

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German Papers, in alluding to 041,1046 a.
'tress, give reason to infer that the seb
All be taken into consideration at the ap.
Congress its likely to be of great &meet
ince ; in tact, they most comprehend, if
Paper be well informed, &emissions and
upon envy thing that an be dismissed
and negotiated relative to European politics.

IaIIICE OF STOCIS Tii•lS DAY AT 0,4 F. O'CLOCK
Milk Salk 1 4 per Cast 971
94par Celli. 4101.211i_ b per Lest. Navy 10% 106
"IrC4II44.CVII°' rij ' India
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We published some days since the Report et the
, .
Select Committee of the Reese of Commons ap-
pointed to consider the effect.; of the Casty Laws,
by *hick it appears they recommend a Repeal of the
Laws which regulate or restrain the interest of
Money. The chief reason which the Committie es•
sip for the conduits* to which they hue CNN
is, 66 that the present period, wawa the market rate et
interest is below the legal rate, affords an opportunity
peculiarly proper for the repeal of the said laws."
We should be sorry to doubt the wisdom of the
Select Committee, proceeding upon such 'videos, as
they have bad before them ; but really in our bumble
judgment, the reason which they taken, renders
sech a proceeding quite unnecessaryit tbis moment.
The subject is one of such vital importance to the
great and commercial interests of the Country at
large,. that we have deemed it proper to give

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Meals*. have Sere received hos Cryiemi, which
come down sir so late a cats as the 7.4 of March.
Fire vortical** of the proviis st ths estoPios Oars
transpired frogs dtb source .1)Ospoomil ehirsoter et
the coutesiVis,Vtvitor, 'gild,- tsismed se de.
eliOdiff yffilsfisbipau espeikttst little hope is es.
Vrisinid ditt SOO British. 'reside eemplote past
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srrir ',lts:lll6 !liters tikefed
a asbabba-4041M as‘ast ;Cabe noodle Conspiracy, the Beldame takes before the Committee.--
*aloft Abg4014104 je'r. ostiowits ',geed to 'bar Part Of the opinions thus taken will be found in our
erertmararrfidae ismerbef ere mew so far con. Paper of this day, and the remainder shall be laid
tfftir
Sartring their thislidlf *iiir teilie semi qootations before our iteeders. The evidence of such authoti-
frees the English jeessieteee4hesehjees ,f this els, I ill Mr. Iticsatro, Mr. Rovescniso, Sir Samna.
terime Plot. No comanot is added. These dim itomr.mr, R. Parnell, Esq. M.P., and the other.
oracle, that ammo ss like lights lit sepulchres, es. Gentleness wits have been cossetted, cannot bet be
lightening bet themseires," twevely reflect the useful and highly acceptable to the Public. Lane
Views taken of " ,the 'forbidden subject" on this hi this Country, limiting legal interest to fire pee
aide of the water.--,lf the fact of the Conspi. cent., certainly have Dot wholly prevented usury, nor
racy did net *lists would they met contradict did they when interest was authorised at ail or ten
the accounts in circalaticte regattas; it ? There per cent.; 1101, tan theorgent occasions of the needy,
can he no doubt that such a design as the Royalist be prevented, or the tricks of wily men, who pre.
Conspirators are charged with has been Attempted toads
to
supply relief to the necessitoss, be ,ot.
and detected, end that the Court of the DOWIDOSS ways detected or defeated.. Bet we believe tit*
bas been thrown into meob teafesion by the disco. breeches of the laws against usury are confined ti
very. Louts may well exclaims, " Sae* me froin &wets and to less .6,40•• t cases than is Meal*
friends t" for they appear to be his worst enemies.— apprehended ; and we are still mon firmly of
The private adtices from Paris euetinee to furnish that many and sub more marines transactleisi
.particulars of the Plot --even ih CoUrin'en prints the 'section of lutenist would take place were neeitilb.
Correspondent confirms the horrid Jett. The restraints laid upon the sapidity of the
.streagestpart 0/ the • hole affair is perhaps the dream. dealer, who adminieers to the waste 4fAlkii
'stance that the Conspirators cannot be prosecuted or spendthrift and the despersto tier. It Isetiesellett
punished, the King fearing to and « those roost dear well worthy of consideratim, whether there ill.
to him among the gall!), ;" the Ministers being um. sufficient grounds for invading that freedom
able to dilcharge their by reason of tire action which, •in . general, is doe both to lea 1
frowns and complaints of MoNstao et who cries mat .divideals sod to commerce. Fair and repeated expe.
44 None bet Jacobins and Bonapartist' WON in tieliFtl can best determine bow far interest ought or
power."-Every ROplist was in poverty and aim. might not have its ultimatum fined by
grace; and the Doke of WELvaturrow being, as as. is es it appears that teoiperate ,lilt's. as thil
serted, also of opinion that "theßnyalists are oppress- Interest of money . must bate a beeelleiel teedee.l
ed, and den ieda fair share in the distribe tion of power." Cy, as the majority of those who borrow are
The prints *wants say that the Ministers have lately is hi 0.170ns meriting protection ; and ,too many jag
bad sad -squabbles with the Prince?, and that the stances might be adduced of ruin and the most la.'
prudent M. DE CAZE has required and obtained a mentahle consequences being occasioned by eve:eosin
letter tram the King as a protection. gainst the pos., and arbitrary enaction on the part of the lender...k.l
' Able chat ge hereafter of a dereliction of duty. The We have no &min that commerce, nmenfetterea,
feeling of the Public on this occasion .would seen, egrionitenr, end every other object in which I,ollolr
that of indiffereece. The 'Tabbies. betviesin tins is used, most flourish by the fall of loterest ; but we t
Court parties seem to amass rather than interest are far from being of opinion that the abolition of ill
them. The Foreign Ministers receive daily reports. regulations *hawser would produce the effect of
from the French Government respecting the Con. removing tDroOreltioncear especially in a country and
spiracy, and hold fregneacooferenees maw subject. a state of affairs like oars, where the real grounds
The, investigation carrying on has led, among other 1 of prosperity and trade have been wasters, and given
pro. way to the exercise of every kind of espedient to re.
things, to the discovery of en "intended list of
scriptioe, which hirlodes all the eith • Earren ellen! pair them.
1.4.,Mfr Chamber, .and some part of the nerefec, orb If instead of opening new channels for Usery, a
trilobite:lariats, together with a great many Depart. t Bill was POW fur the repeal of the Pe'mhrehere'

Coo,
ignorance, t presume, as tetanal suppose you would
outlay state whet yes koew to be entreo. • •
Yon say, "in Yorkshire, the vacancy has. estcl.
emboldesed the Radical Memento pat fartb, sg.'.
they promised to do, Walter Fawkes, 64g. the ads 7.
avocets: of Universal. offerge."
Now, Sit, Si Ibis stott piragnph theft, telt ; •
mistakes :—.Thoßadicaliefororers smelled '• •
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to put me forth, stride I beliefs that it nee ditoti
the contemplation of the Freeholders ef re-ritt444.l •
propose me. A few of my friends, Ind •isk. welrtba
ginning to feet the pulse of the county In my tyrant
but their intention was nipped in the bud by myself,'
es I fairly declared to them, that I never would at.
cept a beat in the Clouse of Commons, so long as it
eontinfeed to be constituted as it is at present, and in
'taking this step am Jappy to find that I most have
your concurrence; as you give it as your opinion its tE
your Paper of the 4th all. and -1 ciente your sown
words, that "if there mere anything like constitenry.
fn a modern patriot, front him 0.101 to be eruested
astern refusal to his friends to are or sanction any
efforts for sending him into the House of Corrup..•
lion."
The neat mistake yea have Marie is with respect
to my political principles. Thal' I ton.defply at.
tached to tire cause of Parliamentary Reform, by,all
the ties dist refieaiou and obrerrrtion can furbish, is
troy ; but you have added what is not correct, either
with respect to the part or the future.
I never was Sir.--• 1 never lag Aftheadvocate of
Universal Suffrage !
1 have the honour to
, You most obedient SPreant,
- W &LW,. !Awns.
Peaky liall.•lrorhshire, July 12, MI.
•'• • • ROYALIST CO sb.
A Paris Correrpondeltt, in a Paper of this morn.
ing, gives the foltowitp, recapitulation of the reports
most cr, diterica the higifteat circles of the French ca..•
pita! :—" following few words are'what appear
to be the elements of the plot, though I do Dot pre-
tend to guarantee any thine:—
" On Wednesday,. the 24th of Jane, on the 1414
of the King's Counsel et St. Cloud, the Ministers
weer to be seine by a detachment of this Horn Gm.
iter!iers of the lit regiment of LI anche
and coneyed to the fortress of VI fic.nries.
". A part of the 3d Regiment of the Gamed, Oak
Berthier de Sauvigne's, and a pat tuf the 9.d Serial Re:.
vment were to be posted in echelon on the road
from Vincennes to St. Clftod.
" About 3,000 men, composed of Ge rdes.de.corpay
Vendeans, the old Royal Volooteers,: he. were to
assemble at the same hottr in-tbe"Place du Catrousel,
with a cooniersign, whence they were. to march to
different predetermined points, • aid proceed to
arrest and carry off a certain need*/ of the public
functionaries.
" The insert sedan troops were to be commanded by
Generals C-- trod assisted by several sw.
perior Officers of the Guard, whose homes circulate
in public,, but Which I refrain from. mentioning, is
order-to avoid the risk of injustice or error.
" Among the principal leaders of the plot ho were
n”t to act in a military capacity) are mentioned,
MM. de 1.1.•••—•••", brothers, de V• de C--, do
F—, de P—, de T--, de and ,eve rat
others who• occupy a high rink is the State,
66 On the first part of the plan being carried int.°
effect, had the Kill,• whose courage wed firmness
of
character is known, refined to sign his abdication, it
is said that it. was then the intention cd the conspira.
tors to proceed a la Paul premier.
" General Canoel was to be' Minister of War ;
General Maladies', Commode/ of the Division of
Paris; Del. de Chatranbriand, Mistime,' for Foreign
Alfairs• M. de Villele, Minister ,4t the Interior;
bi. de tinges, Minister of the istirtSels; •hl.. de Fits.
james, Minister of the ; M. de la
Bourdoonsye, Minister of the PAO;
" Such as the inf..niation which I hive been alb
so etrileet from the hest sources on this *senor coo.
'piracy : however, as if have altrady said, Ido not
pretend to goarentee •oy of the "detafie. tied I plan
so monstroos, so &Nord, been Successful in the
steps of its encotion, it is vermin that the trienspb of
the rebels would, nothavelasted 44 host,. Ttils Pla
self-evident. truth ; and: its conviction taplegf that
perfect security *filch is manifested by sit iiivms of
ditisens,eveu on the 'Change, where the Pliblic Feuds
have not ceased to rise considerably." . I
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A Meeting took ,plece yeast*/ at the Crown
tad Anchor Tavern, of the Gentlemen who have so
ineritoriously Interested themselves in the subject of '
Om price and quality of porter, and the arbitrary
optima of Licensing Publk-houses. This is a sob.
joy* of treat importance to the Public, sod one on
which lb* Legislators has already been appealed to, I
though with bet little success. The purpose of the
Mestinit *ti t° concert further measires ; sad the
',salt of the deliborations, which threw mach
briber light' on the subject, will be found is the
aesolotions- adopted for the furtheraocs of the
general object. Several persons connected with
breweries were present, and joined in the discussion"
The Meeting was not so numerous as might base
kegilliregod, bet the proceedings will be found very
istetileting• We trust that something effectual will
bear* when Parliimeot anti ts'to rsaedy the pier-
lora comptained of.

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Tits Quests —The Report of the state of her
MAJzsTir yesterday was♦ her MAJE4TY has had •
good night, and is rather better than she was yester.
day. The Patens REGENT went as usual to pay his
respects at Kew. His Royal Highness left town
about three o'clock, and rettirned(to town again in
the evening.
NATnANIFt. ATCHItiON, Eq. hers been appointed
Agent for Nova Scotia, under the Great Seal of that
Province. This appointment is most flattering to the
integrity end abilities of Mr. McilEsON ; it was
ou-
solicited, and in retorn for the important services he
has rendered the British North American Colonies in
the course of tile last twelve yeas, whit.% An
has on all °millions shown the greatest promptitude
and zeal in promoting their general interest and wel•

fare.
It is raid that the laudable ambition of Sir ALES-
ANDER COCURANS and Sir MIJIIRAY MAXVILL to
serve their country in Parliament, is-to be gratified
by en arrangement which is shoot to be made with
two of the flowse•making Members, by which the.,
'gallant Otficere 'will be returned for an Ainuireits
Boroegb. They will thus find themselves snore is
their *en element then In the sereFers of the Inde-
pendent Electors of Lanark and Westminster. ,
Bath Houses of Parliament are now undergnintl
the dee...mtive repairs of painting end white-washing •
In the Bowie a Commons a new stair, lemons bum'
the upper lobby to the gallery. end patellae to the
former, his been cnossrected, end en additional
smell door has been opened in the centre of the
gallery, for the accommodation of the GPollereen
who attend,to teport the 'delta's. These improve-
Mentli will @lee give greater facility• and, dispatch in
clearing the gallery on divisions, and to the strangers
in returning to their places.
A Preach Paper mentions that the ship l'Eugenie,
Cspt. VALLoIs, having on board Dr. Roam"
proceeding to the Brazils, fell in, off Cape Ft.
nisterre, with a whale 30 feet in length, which it was
supposed bad been wounded by some fishermen. The
ship was enable to profit by this event, being com-
pelled, from circumstances, to continue her course.
SCOTS LAW PAOstoTtoNs.—The following hin
appointments have just token ptnee in S,•ntisrid.
They may be termed the first freits of the General
Election:—Jost liner, Esq. to be one of his Ma.
jesty's Advocates Depute, in the room of Mr.
M'Cottnice, appointed Sheriff of Rote; lioseßT
BituCts, E.g. to be Sheriff of the county of Argyle ;
and THOMAS MAITLAND, Esq. An be Sheriff of the
county of Wigtsn. One of these appointments, it is
said, took place in cnnseqoestce of some curious end
interesting correspondence between the Marquis of
BOTc and a Learned Lord of leading influence in the
political arrangements of the Government in Scot-
land.
ENGLISH OPERA.—Last night a Milt Normal,
from the pen of Mr. BEAsLeT, called the Belts
lhad, was havelock! as a novelty at this Theatre.
e.-There is nn tribunal more just, and when not dis-
turbed by those vipers called critics, none more ge-
nerous than t British salience. This Operate peeled
the ordeal with a portion of applause, which
:proves
that there is something gestate in its composition.
The humour of the piece was principally kits ap by
Mr %Vaasa!, and that escellent little actor Wm
-
-summit In the character of Jereasink firetgehe
music is pretty, end the Overture, tompoSed by
kJoLLirl was deservedly ipplesided: The,piece was
announced for repetition on Friday neat, with ge.
are; epprobition ; end with a few corrections, it
wilt
most Mel, live among those petits verities destined
to fill op the intervals of interesting amusements
brbeght forward at this entertaining Summer 1 heatre.
A combination having taken place amongst the
colliers in the eastern pert of 'the county of Mid
Lathiest, three of the ringleaders, from the colliery
upon the estate of Wallyford, were on Wednesday
apprehended, and carried before the Justices of Peace
at Edinbergh, who, after nomination, committed
them prisoners to the jail of Edinburgh.,
r,
nrajor.tyeneral LETELLiaIt," says a French
Paper, "shot himself op Thursday, in consequence
of the immoderate grief he felt for the loss of his
wife, who died a few weeks since, of the injury the
received from the upsetting of her carriage. She was.
ealy 19 years of age. Her distracted Isesband, be.
fore committing the dreadful act, wrapped round.
him a shawl belonging to her whose death he so de-.
'stored; and in his left hand was found a lock of her
hair."
Tun POLAR, EXPEDITios.—We have the pleasure
of ammonite; that a whaler, which has just reached
this country, states, that it fell in with this interesting
Expedition in the first week in June, onemile lf.M
delena Bay, on Spltabergeos ia lat. 79. SI. all aril.

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CITY Bustuass.—Yelleidtry Leesport of Aldermen
was held at Goilti'.7.ll, it vihlch.the Chamberlain rot.
ported, that Jusep:i Todd,. Esq. Citizen and Masi.
clan, lately elected She'll, together with Thomas
Roberts, E-q. had paid the fine_ of.. foot hundred
pounds and twenty marks with the u..ual fees, to bi
'discharged front such ,Election, pursuant to the dire&
lions of the act of Common Council in, that behalf;
whereupon he was called three times to give bond;
hut not attending the Lord Mayor was requested lc
issue his precept for the holding a Common Hall to,
morrow Inc the Election of another person in till
room —Thirteen hers of gold, wej4hlog upwards .°
181/1 ounces, were produced anti swum eh' for elf
portation.—The Lord Mayor laid before the Court I
letter from Sir Charles Price Bart, requesting lest
to resign his (Ace of Gosarnor of the Tackle.hout
and Ticket Porters, which was complied with, are
the neat Court was appointed for the Election of
successor.
All the priennera sentenced to death at the lr
At ties at NOrthemptoo, hree been respited, in con
s.querice of toe esinvst intercession of SOW of 10
ptinctual inhabit ants of the lowa..

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