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The Statesman.
London, England, 1819-03-23

.A.VERICAN PAPERS.

in the Senate, on the 9•h ult.. a motion was wade
by Mr. Mounts, of New Hampshire, for requesting
the President to strike from the rollh of the Army
and Nary. all who were directly or Indirectly con-
/word in the late duel between Armistead I'. Mason
cid J. Si. Al'Carty, citizens of Virgittia.—Tbe mo-
b.. was ordered to lie on the table.

Tim question Ins taken on the Reselotion report-
ed by the Committee en Military A fairs,disspproving
the proceedings in the trial and excretion of Arbeth.
sot and Am►rister, and decided in the stoke.
The ameedment moved by Mr. Cosa to the Rosa-
lotion reported by the Comities. of Military Affairs,
having been modified was then rejected.
The Committee rose mod repented its &seising.
A motion was made to postpone ind►finitely the
further consideration of the whole subject; when,
After some discussion, the privies. question was
required, sod being liken, was decided in the alSr-
motive ; which precluded any other than a direct
quiestinn on the preposition before the House.
On the question, thee, to concur in disagreeing to
so mach of the Report es relates to the cases of Ar-
buthnot, the vote was, ly yeas sad oar
V., irsererleve is dii.streeiiiir so S. 108—Arshet it, 6i.
On the questing to r in disagreeing to se
mach of the Report as relates so Anibrister—

Vet irileturrence la divert...sew. 101— .Ixitio.o it, 61.
A motion was then amide by Mr. Cosa, that t►e
Howie do Collle to lite following Resolution-
-11,10194. That the bye ',Met, of the Spanish
posts at Pensacola and St. Carlos de 114,11f1COS in
West Florida, by the army of the United States, was
cootrary I. the Constitution of the Uoitell Smites.
A motion was mode to postpone indebt.iiely the
further consideration of the proposition, and derided
in the negative—
For t►e postwirratmet, P3—A glows it. r.
The main qoestion was then taken on Mr. Cobb's
motion, and derided in the negstire—

F.► week." to it. 70-I.9asi 0,100
Thus has this knotty question bees misled; otter s
debit, of three seeks. The porticslars of tick dare
proceeding will he Riven hereafter. It is worthy of
remark that the Hoots has never been knouts to
have been more folly attended than she. fire above
votes were taken.
London, England, 1819-01-11

THE STATES,

LONDON

lto

11101MILY, JANUARY 11, 1819.

The cause of the NI,. Patriots continues to
receive powerful reinforcements from this coun-
try. Colonel URMAR has dispatched another ship
(the Hero), with 120 men on beard, who have so.
luntee►ed for the service of the Smyth American In.
dependents. The vessel sailed on Thursday last: the
men were in high health and spirits; and se enthu-
siastic are oar disbanded soldiers for this pnpulsr ser.
wire, that the Colonel would not have the least difli-
ceity in raising 10,000 men. All those he has ship.
pod are young men under 30 years of age, is good
health, and of sound constitution: none are accepted
that have not been is actual service. Col. UMIAK
if actively engaged at present in raising a body of
600 men, to form a regiment of cavalry, to be armed
with a sabre, pistols, and short rifle; the regiment
will principally consist of men who have served in
the German Legion. A complete Medical Staff sailed
on board the Perseverance, at the beginning of this
month. The ships which are to take out the cavalry
corps are expected to be ready for sea in the course
of the present week, and the Colonel, it is said, will
proceed with them.

Paris Papers to the ills inst., and Flanders and
Getman Journals to theme. dale, Iwo arrived since
our last. The French Fonds continua to ilactuste.
The 5 per Cents. left of on Tuesday at 67f. 40r. ;
but srcording to private letters they rose next day to
GTE 60c.—Tims rate of etching. with London
was 231. 40c. Considerable alterations are mak-
ing in the secondary departments of the Mini.
nitration. All the Until? Secreieryships of State
are to be suppressed, and replaced by grand
divisions, under the title of Directors-General.—
One, it is affirmed, will be appointed for public wor-
ship. Among the persons wbo are tar dliellgege these
important functions, the Councillors of Stale GUMMY.
and CAMILLO JOURDAN its mentioned. M. D'Au-
Dt►raaT has been re-established in the place of
First Clerk of the General Board of Finances, which
had been suppressed by Count
ter of the Interior, it is said, intends to
revive the public eshibitlon of the principal products
of French industry, ender regulations to be framed
by a Commission which bas been appointed for that
purpose. According to letters from Rochefort, of
the 3lst alt. the Rhone and Durance, fete-ships,
were on the point of sailing from the roads of he
late of Alt, for China. A squadron of five vessels
113, also about to sail from the same roads for Sene-
gal. Thirteen rogliih vessels were loading with
brandy in the Charaote. The recently-revieed Or- j
London, England, 1819-01-11

AT'. LIELh/Vd.

liesteisant Coghisn, of t►e navy, arrived in tow■
en Thursday morning, with dispatches frout Sir H.
IMMO, which were brought ►y the Buotbey Castle,
which vessel was obliged by contrary winds to pot
into Croo►haren, after s tedious passage of nine
weeks. Ministers ►owever did trot dais tieedeptive the
Attorney and Solicitor.Geoetil of their rest. nor has
the Public beets alarmed by any sew pint. We have
beM (steeled efifh the follotwing account of sere
recent trausactions there, which is extracted frees a
letter :

" • most disgracer's! seine wee presented to the
inhabitant, of St. Ileletra a few days past. Messrs.
ringtoo, at the Ceps, :hipped on hoard of a brig,
which arrived here. a car:lege for General Bertrand,
which had been ordered leveret months before to be
made in India, with the knowledge sad content of
the Governor. The moment it wes known to be en
beard, the greatest beetle and emeriti*. prevailed
assougst the Staff here. The onfortenstAehirte was
landed, the lining ripped op, the bedy,4anela, and
every atom of It broken to pieces, aud Ste frogmen's
scattered 'boot the wharf, spots the ridiculous pre-
test that letters foe ileeepaete might be concealed in
some pert of it.
" In cons:Keene, of the prohibition of intercourse
between Bonaperte's followers and the iolsobitsnts,
the tradessneo to whom the Preacher. indebted, find
it impossible to ribi-in payment of their bills. Up-
wards of a thousand pounds have been due by them
for a considerable time to s huese het., not a far-
Beteg of which can be obtained. People are afraid of
mentioning their names in public, •r of seen
being seem at the same skits of the street with
them, lest they should become objects of suspicion
to the Adjutant-Gower-A. A new horse Is building
foe Bonaparte, in a hollow, abort two hundred
yards from where he sow lives. It is supposed
that it will reqeire Nor yeses to finish it, sod that it
will cost, when &Risked, essay thossandipeasids ; no
preparation having bees made for 'raffle, the timber
into frame before it wee shipped from kligland—sod
as the whole most be carried op the oloisetaits, chiefly
by the labour of men, the disadvantage of a new
and damp building will be united to all the sunsuit.
Wenn* of the menet residence. Bonaparte is
seen shroud, and neither the Governor nor
any other Englishman tees' no more oboist him
thin that the orderly Captain occasionally gets a
glimpse of him through the window-blinds."
London, England, 1819-10-01

ticat,g4,l);

their Istestiono, I would giro them the Welt of that
doobt, I would Alva them my support; fee, Gentle-
mew. what is power If it is to be put io ellityasee, # •
be derided en suspicion? For my own part, I aila
freak to confess, that in my opinion the Magistrates
of Matschestet did not 'metrics the Yeoesissry to lee
filet 'smeary vengeance upon the,onnititede; es ths
contrary, I believe dist ell the atrartities w.Lieb were
petintrited, pfeeteded trim the wild oetitios of jos.
tics which those Gentle Men entertain, ar.d for which
1 they wilt probably hive to answer at the bar of their
dreaded country. At the same time I conuel-forget,
that by their pseviem and tobsolient con.lect, by
theft Mesta' to aerosol the accused, by *bottoming
enoprig, they ken ociedcootiary I. for sod have
jositytoefensed.tiot e•slifoode of tire pile ; mod I
do moll sincerely hope that his Royal Highness the
Prince Regent wilt not only dismiss Items On* Mi
Ministers also, from all places of trust se enonloises.t.
as $ preliminary set of atonement to to Insulted awl
an outraged people. •
Gentlemen, the winter will not pets ever your
heads without bringing with it events of greet im. '
portent.... fats occurrences bare ozooperated the
temper and increased the number's( the discontented ;
and I am 'milled that clerking sho:t of a full, fair,
and A, ient enquiry con allay ibe ri h./ :erment •—•
If any man preach to you that he jilt', oily tree
April, of the Constitution, do not beAliserilisn ; NI
do not perseetee hire. As you love year country
better thus your party, sour pride, or your recent- •
meet, soma the distressed and conciliate those to
whom you ereopposed ; for upon my life, I verily
believe that this is the only line of conduct which
cast stye us from the horrors of anarchy or des.
poison.
Mt. S. conciaded with a motion in consonance
with his "perch.
The Rev. Mr. Soterseo' in secon.liig the motiorN
of the lest speaker, begged to congratelste his fel.
' low-citizens on the somber and reepectability of the
Meeting. 11. perceived, around him the friends of
heirless is all its various shades. This was at it
should be. 'I he point sow iu dispute was toot one of
secondary impottaoce—it wu not whether this or
that systems wet good or bad. The pint me elslck
they were new it loose was, whether gaelishones Mg
or had net a sight to stumble sad disease political
question." at •11.—( Lewd dateriltg)--•-114 petit
len not en tiny abstract visitor' is whisk thopsho
tie Wad was divided. No, it was whether the peon
Loi? hod wet a light tes'easelebie—t• pis* ad tbilt
London, England, 1819-10-01

OCTOBER 1, 1819.

:

and Srtstutr died int the Re!fold!"

Itit se to folio w bet that which they have adopt.
terms of the Requisition ere diniect aid
it states clearly sod precisely the obiect of the
MiWeg ; and I hope, Gentlemee, I shall receive your
mot In tangoing ourselves to that object only.—
theta.)—God knows, the melancholy
'boss at litalubester, is of itself sollieleetly solemn
estlipteresting.to wispy tier eadieided attention; cad
ietredectiat+of soy ether subject, houses .
fattest in itself, gill oaladimiaisli the ages
• tr
we wawa to be produced by Ible
eyes elf thecoostry see feed upon
.yior ; yaw proceedisgs are viewed with satiety by
ttia41111110.• Ilreimbposic yea ere looked open as
NS as lappeomit past, of ea iedigeeet
fire hawAsres.4 isto,saliety) lobe a
.ctiest Mat grow 'stones base bees cemsitted
upon the people.—(Cheers.)-44 another party yes
err on SS Den Ceenniseraileg the sorer.
logs raided on year countrymen, sad moody with
them to stand forth, sad demand redress for
the lobules which have been inflicted. There is also
a third party, Gentlemen, by whom you are watch.
ed, but for very direrent reasons. This third party
+glebes you with a hope, that your present proceed-
ings will afford another oppertemity—an oppooterni.
ty which they afield eagerly profit of--of
insulting, calumniating, and peobsps personally at.
tacking yne.—/Cheers )—I am consisted, however,
Gentlemen, that while you are determined to show
one party that you commiserate their sifferiug, and
will make their cants year ow% yes are equally de-
termined to disappoint the other by the calm, bet
firm conduct of- this day.—(ll wail.)-1 shill not,
Gentlemen, detain you any longer, except to re.
gent that yea will glee to every Cyesitleman she
addresses yea on the subject of the Reqaisitioa a
fair and impartial bearing. i have nothing further to
request, Gentlemen, unless the favour of your in-
dulgence and sapper', io 'situation where I stand so
much in used of both, serer having been before
honoured by the alludes I sow held.—(Land
cheers.)
Mr. SANDARI neat stood forward and spoke as
follows : —Gentlemen, I coogratelete you most
bees lily en "the nousinaliew which bee jest taken
place ; I bail his Lordship's appraises, emoogst as
ea auspicious omen, that Ma Aristocracy of the
country are et trawl :roused from the apathy mod In.
diligence which they have so tong eviaced to Ow di..
tressaused discontents of the people ; I bail it as an
Sleet cakutated to give eerie to dr timid, Mope
London, England, 1819-03-12

INSOLVENT ACT.

The ATTORN F.l-14.MEMAL tkm moved for the post•
peres.444 of bet motion for • t: mtmittee S. the bsolernes A. b,
mot USe egress thereby prodoced 4 bet from the adze O. ca•lon•
hs the mush of Members me of the Mums, we mere !Burble
to learn to whim Mt.

liUTIvY BILL

Lad PALIIIRRSTOT'4; lb; COeisTrier ea Ibis Bill, rid,
diet belied ea elletatise hi propose Is N, whit* ►e *NW
away Mil, 10 die Here. It tieti, dot Citert,llartial sieuld
be allowed to exited del, skeins till doer &elect la die au.
iette+id et being obliged le rise at obese o'clock, es iftey are et
present.
tmsoLvarr ACT.

A 111 gel 86R, wU weer are we are aertamaisted. pre-
meted a Petitie• frees the parish of St. George eke Martyr,
Seetlew.mk, ageism rke mewed ef Obt lamely/el krt.
The mare Orders of the Day were dim depend of, ad the
House a/jeereed at Oae 'Meet.

BANKS, and PAPER MONEYiss 61BNIIMAL.

[Centiased from our raper of YeArnim.]
ON BANK OF INCILAND PAPER.

We have sun by the foregoing facts and Aetna.
lions, what dire effects and role have been brought
apron those countries which have eadeavoered to con-
vert mere shadow dots solid substance—to condense
opinion lett, a mountain of gold. The attempt Gor-
do's those reveries of the alchymist which lead him
to torture notary's substioce into every shape I. put.
soil of the philosopher's stone. The transmuted mat-
ter disdainiog to remain is a form oaten
tended it, catches fire by it own internal commotion
end beet, bursts Its receivers, and ',berm the pro-
jector and his whole apparatus le one common ruin.
Paper, as mosey, when the real money has been
withdrawn of which, by cosmos consent, that piper
was intended to be the emblem, will ever be liable to
fall into decay. No possessions in lend, or other se-
curities of fluctuating value, can assure Its preserva-
tion. It is upon a ironer base that the Amsterdam
Bulk has reposed in safety throsgb I Revel..
Instil. A cooq respects such an establisbemot

as that. He way hare the coorepto fate soy thing,
bet ►e dines not be enjest in the eyes of all the
world. He hewer forgets that oniversol opprobie■
would attach to him, if be were to rob those who
bad dealt honestly by •other, seder all differences
of political opining'. Their motto and shield seems
to be
London, England, 1819-10-06

city, *AK, sad beaky if *steeds. it, the dish..

solsbialelostessistica of Radial Igoe. ?lose Is
this be ispissiesblilly is the wirers of the tide; It.
NU. We hoe., that eels plass ate so aloud sad
cootradieto•y as to coorote tbesseiss, bet ibis le
set thesis with Radial Kers.. There is oe grater
absetdity Is givieg 'eggnog to tea silliest, lion its
givitag thee to tie thousand ; Is isoretittiog ass to
teseloseslly, this Is passivist Meet to tete in.
•
~lolly or septeseially. Where, the*, le ode dire.
Ically, thesbasnlity, or the eostredretior or Radio
eel Mors ?

Dues the itepteetleskllity consist le the 'plumlike
that Moister's, powers will glee to it f—Theo ell
kind of Refers is equity laprecticable f.► lime it
no propos! that as be of soy mil service I. the
'people, bet whet will wet with the utmost resist.
sacs of the @sidles Goverottleolk me le the said.
dim of blood. Aed Models* Reform% is It II gin*
wooly celled, will se 'Modestly give ever the reseal
Adoluistreilew to destraelion as Radical Referes....'
F., it is very certain. that the ;wisest gums 'weltl sot
remain is power; sad it is highly prirbelde that taw
world be brought to tries for theft crises. Indeed.
what bled of Reforms/sold that be which resold sates
the goilty fees that peeishastet which violated low n•
quire, end jetties loodly dogtooth! As there thee h se
kied of Refers that would sot receive the direct op.
politics of rillig/to and bloodthirsty mew Is
power—and the more just sod 'seal that Refers,
the greater the orpesitiao ; for darkoess sill me
oppose light. The only possible way to resider soy
mestere predicable is to incrusts the istelligenee Sod
camber of its advocates. Let those, therefore. who
object to the impracticability of !Laical Refer.,
support it by adding their numbers and talent. Bat
without this oddities. Radical Reform is already
sesrer practice th.to Modetste Refers. Nowhere
are Is f f the former. ft Is ant to be septet.
ad that thy pimple. with their pettiest light sad is.
fetretatiee, and with the odesetsges which have no
suited free their Wattles, sill consul to a system
alaselativa tights end liberties. Delver'sl tether
is their right; they know it perfectly well, end they
are set likely to relinquish it ; for that weeld haply
they will grew mere &otitis end mere lowest the
longer they Ilve. They bete ■et been tee& to reed
ha tai.. The knowledge they possess will cling to
them. Misery, the great teacher of nations es well
es of individuals, has might thee the sales of U.
beer, sad perseverance will enable them le Wale it.
Yost's, Re.
9.nd/ft, tape. G. F.
London, England, 1819-07-22

LEICESTER. Joi.r 93, 1819.

Yesterday this town presented an appearance some-
what novel and latereetiog. Upwards of MO of the
Indust:lnes population perembelated the principal
streets in s body, without the least 'smolt •r offer
of inselt to any one. This circumstance, considering
the that led to their assembling, and the sof.
feiings which the framewnrk-knitters base espevi-
enc7cl from the lowness of wages (Path person not re-
ceiving on an average more thee lie shillings per
week !), is ►ighly creditable to the working classes
in this place. It appears by wee Wan!otiose just hi.
seised is the-Local Papers, t►at the workmen haws de-
termined to cease working entil they obtain the state.
merit of priers agreed epee by the hosiers at a peblic
Meeting, in Jane, Itil,, and which statement was
then allowed to be both " fair sod rreacirrahle." It
h generally believed, should the workmen stand nut
for a few weeks, they will be able to obtein the 'd-
unce sooght for. This they are encouraged to do,
by many of the respectable inhabitants, who are li-
berally .Wording them their subscriptions for that
porpe•e. The diferent parishes have also come in the
determination to give them their assistance until they
obtain 101 l work, sad the " Statement" prices.—
Some hosiers, meth to their credit, hare *heady
given these prices.

On Mnndsy morning, while a little girl was
bathing close I. the machines at Leith, she sable-
tonafeiy cat her leg a little below the knee; on
belog hroaght from the water, she appeared snrne.
what faint; and while the owner of the bathing
machine mss in the act of binding op the wooed, she
toDk.s lock autl espirrd la a few azownta.
London, England, 1819-07-22

his late emploser end etv eer Slop, had said,l
UM he (Mr. Host) had lived upon the money so
collected, end had protpowd himself by it from
the fangs of John Doe end Richard Roe. The loin
collected was not more than 41. 14s. 6d. If the
Meeting approved, that sum was to be appropriated
to the payment of the espsnces of the present Meet-
ing. That would afford him the pleasure of giving
the lie to the vile insinuation of that sin of pri-
vate chamfer, Dr. fkodflse I.—(Applaute.)-11, then
pet the welkin, that the mon►y be so applied, and
It we. carried anaohnoesly. Ile then took leave of
the Meeting, hoping he had strictly done his duty to
every member of the community, and stating that he
was careless of any personal consequence with
which the discharge of that deity might be 'needed.
Mr. Hunt then mounted his horse and rode off,
amidst the acclamations of the crowd, which imme-
diately dispersed in the most ramble manner. In
order not to interrupt the narrative of what occurred
et the Meeting, we emitted to state at the period
when it took place, that another Individual besides
Mr: O'Connor, was healed into the cart in order to
have a communication with Mr. Hoot. The man
stated, that be bad come all the way from Stockport
to attend the Meeting, and that he had three Resole-
lions which he should much wish to have proposed.
They were handed op to Mr. Mont, who refused to
put any such questions to the Meeting, and declared',
in strong language his conviction of their impropriety.
The men did not seem at all satisfied with the reasons
which Mr. Hunt urged for the rejection of bis Reso-
lotions, and went awey complaining of Mr. Hunt for
not petting them : if Mr. Harrison, or Mr. Farr. of
Stockport, bad been present, he was quite certain that
all of them tumid have been adopted.
London, England, 1819-07-22

- - - - • -- -
TO THE FRIENDS OF REFORM.—Any respectable in-
dividoal.with a literary taws, shoes, command ft few hundreds,
has new as oppartnnity to purchase a well-established popular
'Weekly Paper, that nay be Nedra powerful Auxiliary to she
came of Reform.—No asonywous comarnicasios will be at-
leaded te.—A line addressed to B. D. Y. (pow paid) at Peek's
Colke-lace, Eleet.etreet, with the Name and Address silk
party, will be lamed Wily answered.
- - -
London, England, 1819-05-28

ALI PA4I4A TO Tlll PA AGUINOTILS.

" I eV/ 'mike In you, 0 Pargsiontes, of the
battle which I have fought this day at Prestos, and
cif the victory which I bate obtained in the same,
that I have gained possession of the place. There-
fore behold what I write to you; as you are my
rieichbriors. I wish not to be at ear with you, only
do )e send hither two or three persons. that we may
confer together, and that ;no may resider yourselves
subject to my sovereign. Whatever political Govern.
went )no desire I shall be disposed to give you ; bet
)ou will not do this, know that I amat war with if
and the sin he upon your beads.
• Presets. Oct. If. 1".Y4."

COMMAND 01 111$ AEI ?AMA TO 711 E /AR•

40IYOTIb.

" To you. 0 Perguinotes, I have nothiug to say,
•tcept that I have written you • letter, and that you
have not hearkened to my ward. ; that you are become
rood, bevies* you know I have affairs elsewhere,
bat that your pride will not redound to your good.
I wish not to ruin you, or to send Tooke amen;
you ; neither do I wish to effeminate you, only do
ye drive nut or kill the French, and I will dispatch
llama Effendi, who shall Met with you verbally on
the whole alftir.
•• Promo. 16th Oct. MP."
London, England, 1819-05-28

HOUSE OF COMMONS.

A person from the Ace of the Chief Secretary
for Ireland appeared at the bor with certain papers,
containing an Account of eh...extent and valve Duthie
Cash Issues of the Bank of Ireland; and Retorts%
of the amount of Eschews., Bills ioseed coder sm.
ral Acts of Parliament, end of all Irish Treasury
Bills outstanding at the end of Jonn3r, lost ; all
which, ea the motion of Mr. AILLIUTIINO I*, were
ordered to be printed.
Sir WII. CONGR EVE presented • Petition from
the Unitarians and other Peeiesinet asaeuturs of
the town of Plynsoeth, praying that they may be
relieved from, the observance of so semis of the mar.
riage ceremony ells not compatible with their retie.
cies tenets.

On tite motion of Sir JAMES GRAHAM, the
Harrow School II oar read a third time, sod posted.
London, England, 1819-05-28

ANIWtIII Of TUE PAINOVINOTILI TO ALI PAIIIA.

" MOST 111611 ALI I. MI SALUTZ You.—
We hare received your too letters, and we rejoice
that you are in good health. Ike submission which
you requite of es cannot possibly be admitted, bo-
rates, your liviva rumples lead et all to prefer the
glorious derrit'of liberty to a diahonoorable and ty.
termini bondage. 1..4 write to nen drive away
or kill the French. Not only aro we enable to do
hot even if we could we would not, becalm. for
f.,ur centuries nor country has brio rood of her
/owl frith, which has been often defended with her
blond. Can we now, then, sully her glory and re.
aped ?—Nn, never !
" T. threaten s.s unjustly is in pier power—bet
threats are not worthy of great urn. We; how-
ever, have never sal:witted to threats, bat are habi-
tuated to glorious war in defence of the rights of our
("entry. (led is just— we are ready : we wail the
liner to alArify the Giver of victory. Health!
•• Paw. ltitf, Oct. 1;98."

COMMAPID Of 1111 11.1GIIN1li ALI PASHA TO TUC
London, England, 1819-05-28

PARG,I.

From the etisting discussions relative to Parr,
Ite name of the Vizier, Ali Paths, has become more
Than e'er notorious, and any particulars Mammies
of hi character t fail at the present •oment to
Te pendiarly interesting. The following specimens
of his diplomatic correspondence, faithfully translated
from the Greek originals, will exemplify his amiable
and humane mode of treating with Isis neighbours,
and in reminder with the very People whom we ate
about to place ender Ms paternal cares—
London, England, 1819-05-28

FLANDERS MAIL.

SITTIIO OF THR ORCOND CHAMBER. May
After sone preliminsty liminess the Passioan•
communire,ed to the Assembly a D;ereo of the King,
by which his Majesty had charged his Escelltncy the
Minister of the Interior is repair to.day to the As-
sembly, show the two Chambers would be united. to
close the present Session. Ile thanked his lion.
Colleagues for the Marks of esteem and confidence
which he lies received doling this long Session; and
oho Chamber adjoorned till two o'clock, when the two
Chambers met, end the Mtwtntca of the I NITIIIIOII,
Whig Introduced in the usual faun. closed the Semi.e
by tbe folletring vetch, which he delivered in boob
languages :

HUM AND MMIGHT♦ Lois,—The King, in or.
dosing me to close, In his name, the Session of the
States. General, has at the same sire commissioned me
to testify his satisfaction at the constant and asst.
dooms care, which you hese shown in the thorough
investigation of the various Projects of Lairs which
have hero laid before yon, and of which 1 were
of high importance. I shell not eneinerate them;
bet it is agreeable to the King to be able to inform
you, even before your Session is closed, that a very
interesting Law. that on the National SIM', has
been pot into fell elocution. end that lb. result
answers the hopes which his &Noisy entertained.
" Ilis Majesty thinks that equally satisfactory in-
formation may sone be given you respecting the other
Lstio which you have liner had before you. lie will
rejoice et it, because his ambition is the prosperity of
the Sate, and its his beast the prosperity of the Na-
tion is inseparable firm his own Slippiness."
Ilis En...llene, concluded by recommending lathe
Members worthily to employ the interval till the neat
Session in iniiistaining that spirit of concord which is
the basis of the general welfare and Isappioess
London, England, 1819-05-17

(COPY.)

" Treasure Depennias. t:.onetrener's Ober. Jon. le.
" Sta,—A letter addrested by the British Comet
at Newport, I. Antilop, fit.Jahe Baker, him Brittonic
hfsjemy's Consol•Gesent softie United States, con.
taming the following represtrotatiee, his beets sob.
sided to my consideration :
" That ' the British schooner Jaen, Croat
master, bound on a voyage free Jamaica to St.
John's, springing a very had leak, we. .bilged to
pet lute Newport, is MN HMI vessel end she Ines
of the people, of which a pretest bed been node.'
And t bat yes cessaidered the vessel liable to selsery,
under the Act or Congress of the last Senn. of Gee.
gress'
" Front en attentive examination of the legging. I
of the Ist section of That Act; and keeping in view
the wimple of universal law, I an of opinion, that
the section In !louden contemplates only uses of an
erdinsry eater,.
" The weeds shall enter or attempt le ester,' sc.
cording le views, should be interpreted as isplyieg
a volentary act, end without necessity.
" A British vessel, therefore, bound from@ British
colonial possession closed to the vessels of the United
States, to sent other taroks port, os being forced
by stress of weather, or sow other urgent or WM.
avoidable circeentsece, le pet lute s pert of the
United States, ought not to be considered as cools(
within the operation of the Act. The distress, or
other urgent or unavoidable circetnstance, sbeeld,
however, be proved Is a deer and satisfactory man-
ner. It should be wide appear shot there was, at
least, a morel necessity for entering the pert.
" if, from the simeties of the vessel en her sr.
rival, or from soy ether circwentancee which have
come to your knelt ledge, you should hive jest
grounds to inspect list the comfit( was ender false
pretences, it would be proper to make a strict scru-
tiny into the affair, end to replete your proceedings
according to the result of the ievestigation.
" Should you be satisfied that Mists a one of reel,
and not fictitious distress, it would be consonant
with the enteral policy of our laws, as well as the
dictates of humesity, to offend the sufferers every in.
dolma, sot Incompatible with a just regard for
the safety of the r
46 hi each event, you may allow tbe sale of so much
of the cargo (the duties thereon being paid and se.
cared) ui. your opinion toy be necessary to de!
London, England, 1819-07-13

HOUSE OF COMMONS.

Oa the Speaker taking the Chair, the following
sew writs were moved for :—for Milboorne Port, in
the mom of Mr. R. M. Casberd, who has accepted
the dice of a Welch ledge; for the Borough of
Eye, in the room of Sir Robert Gifford, who has
been appointed his Majesty's Attorney-General ; for
Ashburton' Mr. Serjestst Copley having accepted the
elks of Selicitor-General • and for Edinburgh
(city), the Right lion. W. Dendes hiving been no-
minated Keeper of the Registers of Sailors, in
Scotland.
Mr. M. A. TAYLOR brought up the Report 441
the Steam-smoke Committee. At an early stage of
the neat Session, be should prosecute this enquiry.
Be bed no doubt they would soon be able to get rid
of what was acknowledged on all hands to be a great
plisses*, sot only la Leaden, bat is all the ether
manufsetering districts.
Mr. CHICHESTER brought la a Bill to provide
for the more Equitable Atiesseteut of Mosies to be
seised by bleb Greed Jury Preseatments.—Reed a
lirsr, and ordered to be 'reed a snood time this day
se'nnight.
A Message from the fords brought their Lordships'
assent to the Charitable Fooodstions, the Pauper
Lunatics, Small Stills, and Exchequer Bills Bills,l
and other Bills of • private emote. Their Lordships
requested also to be furnished with Copies of Reports
of the Select Committee, 1817 and 1818, on the
Bankrupt Laws, the Select Committee on the C,imioal
Lows, and of the Select Committed on the Poor Ls we.
On the moths of the CHANCELLOR t.f the
EXCHEQUER, their Lordship.' Messengers were
called in, famished with the Reports of the Com.
imam, on the Bankrupt Lows, and directed to
acquaint their lovdships, that for se mesh of their
Message as regarded the sending of the other Re-
pouts. this House would soma by a Museum of
Its owe.

The Usher of the Block Rod brought • Message
from the Lords, deviriog rise •timulaoce of the House
at the bar of the House of Peen.

The Spiker, eccompanied by avers) Members,
aseerdiegly west up to tire Lords ; and at about half.
pest three,
The SPEAKER, having mewled the Chair, In-
formed the Ilene that be had heard-the Rays! Assent
Riven (by Commission) to several Bills (for chick see
the Lord? Report).
A person from the Navy Prise.olSee appeared
at the bar, with a statement of the Fees paid on
Prise.ssomey.
London, England, 1819-07-13

SCOTCH BURGOS.

Lard ARCRliiiLDlfiifitoN brim& op
the Report of as Committee on the Royal Burghs of
Scollop&

Ow the question that the ante be printed,
Mr. W. KEITH DOUGLAS said, that be'
thought it was "shoofly desirable that the printing
of this Report should be deferred till the seat Ses-
sion of Parliament, open an understsading that the
subject would thee be takes late its immediate coma.
devotion.
Mr. KENNEDY thought the course proposed by
Iris Honourable Friend nes most eat taordinary. The
@Petition of the whole country had been directed
with "stress interest to the 'sheers of this Commit-
tee. The evidence was taken (notwithstanding the
objections on this particular, egged by his Honoura-
ble Friend) in the most "unlit!, fair, and impartial
manner. Besides, no sulllcirnit ground had been as-
signed why the Public shottid not have the benefit of
Immediate and unreserved pehlicity upon all the de-
tails of this subject, as *seal in such cases. Therefore
be, for one. should certainly support the original
motion for the tainting of these Papers.
Mr K EITII DOUGLAS, in reply, eh d, that
it ass not his Intention to move soy amendment to
the motion, bet merely to stunt the other cows* to
the Noble Lord.
Lord BINNING said a few words which were In-
audible.

Lord ARCIIIBALD HAMILTON rote to de-
clare, that weither es en individnet, nor es Chair...
of the Committee, could be feel himself justified ie
acceding to the meantime' of the Hon. Gentleman
appeal, e.
Mr. lIUME thought the adeptieo of such a course
would he quire improper.
Mr. K. DOUGLAS was proceeding to address the
Hoes., when
The SPEAKER spoke to order.
Lord BINNING wishing (as we understood) to
give his flimeersble Friend en opportunity of eg.
primittg his sentimeots more folly epos the qeestion,
sieved as an ammulment, " that the Illness will take
the Report into further cousideratioe early in the
Suasion."
Mr. K. DOUGLAS, observing that he bid lately
stand single in his opinions is this Committee, con.
tendril, that it emitd he highly improper to allow
the Report in go 'breed without sense esplanatitro,
at this adveoced period of the Swims, sod when so
many Members, who were greatly interested in the
gentlest, god would have been disposed to carmine
is with the greatest sun/why, were eel of town. The
Cnermittee, 6ewest ss), met et hours which sue
eztemely isewatenient weans el aloe Is the
.
London, England, 1819-07-13

Mhi.ll.NG rthiSEE

We have always said we approve of the People
when °premed s.t aggrieved assemblies t* discuss
II
constitutionally the cease of their suffering. The
follo•iog ;Meeting mum give satisfaction to every
men iloorrshiel to Ile thought homehe.
Friday evening, perinatal to • previews noise, a
Tal,lic Meeting el Wotkmen and nthess, employed
in the woollen manufacture, was held at Pods*?
(abets. sit miles from Leeds), t she sale euilsigefu.
lion 'ins present low rate of wages, sod the slate of
volleys roanufsetore generally. A Mr. Joqurn
6411 LLY MU in the Chair ; and something mere
then one theoland tenons were assembled. lie
opened the business in • sper-li of considerable
lengths s rick realm* no dile edit ea tb kilobit
London, England, 1819-05-21

Tas DANK.

The following are official copies of the now tlesions
' laid no the tables of the Helves of Leeds and eon-
m one. by the Earl of Harrow by awl Mr. Peel. and
which It is the istention of those individuals, respec-
tively, to propose for the adoption of the lAxisiature.
as the basis of whatever practical m y ba re-
commendec s
London, England, 1819-05-21

LONDON:
ratumr. fear 21, 1919.

Os the BANK Concuss so observed in yester-
day's SrArsiscao, that we were not disposed to
dilate tilt the two Reports• of the Committees shell
halm been made to Ow two Houses of revHameln.—
We find that it wrisidin part les tangles in vain, for
a great somber of the Public, bet half snake to
the true mature of these serious bet sirnalaling trans.
actions, Mill dream of something solidly promi•ine
Ming done, to vivify the hopes of the trident/ world.
We have no loch hope, bet we will sot whirs our
masons, which are manifold, why we entertain them,
till the several parties end pleaders bars made the
best or most of their briefs before the senatorial
Courts. We, in the mean while, exhort the Public
to pay great attention to the ingenious 'spatula of
those speakers, who, it may be concluded) are rt.
tab eJ as Advocates for the lieuk,
London, England, 1819-05-21

IliAllll/11 OITIIIILITEDITIOM IPAIPARING AT CANS*

SPANIARDS OF THE Ezeauttioir,—You have NNW
in Spain the bacchant tapers of a Matting Cartes,
succeeded by the arbitrary seta of s besotted despot-
; you have seen your native oosotry, after a mu.
ruvatery and cheering glimpse of freedom, plunged
in the depth of political darkness. Yoe have Dees
her reordered the wonder of Europe for usrelestiag
proscriptions, end fev atrocious, cruel, and bloody
'entitles'. And, Groat God! who were the imp'.
toned and proscribed ? An Argos/Iles, whose patriot
eloquence was the admiration of Europe I—A Bolles.
tiros, Or • MINA 'holed to many of those verytriamplu
which seared ihe nations% isdopendesce, though mot
the civil liberties of Spain!—And who were I he cant.
ed, or rather the murdered end assassinated P—A Per.
tier, a Lacy, end a crowd of others, your bravest
companions is arms in the bloodiest bottles ever
waged with the real sonnies of Spain. It remitted
()My for the perpetrators of each crimes to choose
'out the very men who bad svitnessed end deplored
those inflictions, es at once the instru men, s and the vic-
tims of their **tension to the western world. Mad-
men I—lied they doubled the *ember of their trans-
ported legions, and composed ell these of men who
might be fitter egents of crime than yen can be, ssth
is here the Incompressible spirit of liberty that they
vroeld here been dashed from set coasts, or 'graphed
sport oar shores, es surety as the venomous reptile
thrown upon the surface of a volcano would be anel.
hilated in the burning Mast of its crater. Bet you, oar
brothers of the old world, we shall hall as sueb—we
know your Tepid for es—we have bad pledgmof 'est
Intentions. Every soldier and sailor who joins set
London, England, 1819-05-21

HOLM% OF LORDS.

Tbst It is expeilical 'tinker to reintleee tbe Restriction open
Cob Payment. by lb, Wink for .4 1111.4* In be limited, in .orb
-mutter ind en ~it eeeditiaet as •kill be prii•kiled
semi. with a view M emus its final termination at *Ye yelled
ea qt be lard.
_ _

Thet perviously to the restimption of Crsh Payments by lbe
Bank. it is tawniest the. tie Hook should be regained. at a
time to be Plied by Parliament. in eve ist exchange for its
lostes. gwld doily wryest sad stamped at his Majrcy's Mint if
as assegai set less than a member of *fares to be
liasited). within the sane le web eaclemegeat • price *el ell-
xviolieg fret pees* epee 'Wine perusal?.
That et the expirstiuts Of • farsber perled.te be aloe lied by
Parham us, I s Ralik shoeld be relpileed to glee le eschaexe
far its nines, moll as naa"al and mateped (If des ended. to an
spoon,* ant km than a C. male 5e110111164 OS& IS to be limited),
%shone the same la sack exchange at the NMI price.
That at some time beswere the own periods
the Dank itsesld be required le give in redraw fee its melee,
4,.1.1 se assayed sod stamped. valetas the one at • price be-
tter«. four pounds one chilling and the Mint price t and that
otter the price at which Anil shell be valued le wet eseesters,
sawn hare hero ante ii shall see again be raised
hit after the period shall have arrived at a inch the Rant
shall he required so cite gold is exchange for is notes at the
hli t girlie. a farther period to be fixed by Parliament should
'be annual, sad a certain Notice given. before the Mask shall be
bequired to pay its note. in verb.
Tarn it beep/diem that ell laws, which prohibit the smelting
or exportation of the gold or silver coin at vie realm, sad ihr
exporexportation ef gold at silver bollio• adc of such cols, should
tation
repealed.
London, England, 1819-05-21

FLANDERS MAIL.

FRANZ/01T, MAT B.—ms most inspeoetrable
veil coating's t• cotter the negotiations which, it is
*method, are ca►ryleg on between Russia sod the pm-
lent Government of Swede.. Conjectures are mul-
tiplied, ad infininarta. It is mid, that the Cabioer of
Stockholm has salted the mediati•n or interve•tism
•f I-Aped ; sod a report has berm elecolated, that
Danish Agents had bees arrested on the frontiers of
Nurnay.

ERUSSEUI, MAT 14.
SECOND CHAMBER OF THE STATBS-OENEEAL
Is this Sitting the Prted of lAo for impala's cos-
sumption Daly so Sep?, caused a very war■ de-
bate. Many of the most distinguished Mambas spot*
with great vehmasoco against the law. Coast
Hooanoeur, to particular, palsied is the awl
gloomy colours the situation of tits Kingdom. 64 You
bare inflicted a were Wow," be cried, " on com-
merce 10 metal ; oar font matinfactorlas ars sap.
pod is their foondations. You ajrs on the brink of
the precipice, and you are golog is throw yourselves
down it." s s 6' Yoe ere resolved then to Milli In-
dustry, and you assassiusto the mow people N oboes
you feign to bold cot as assisting band." Ho cu.
Boded by solemnly conjuring the Assembly, is the
es of ilearass, to suspend its decision, sod to
'unrest his Majesty to re.cossidtt the propotitioa.
'flee Dioacroa-Gzsaaat, defended the proposed
ItAW and the general system of the Governante.,
ageism the attacks of those who opposed the Law.—
Tho question being pot, it was carried by a majority
of 50 to

flAmovta, MAT t.--O. the Ist of this month,
the covey of Spogelberg, ceded by the King of
the Netherisods to the Prince Regent, for the kin-
dom of Ilsoover, vas deliverer! to M. Neaseyer, t►e
lismoverian Commissioner, by N. de Hoffman, Com-
miniorser for the Netheriaods. The plenty of Spa.
geiberg was formerly ao appanage of the Hesse of
Raneser. The, the report that this dowels had
beta ceded to Gout Monster is wholly enforsoded.
London, England, 1819-05-26

After snm. obsetvotit;es f;oto Mr. TIERNEY end
fArd.CASTLEILEAGII, the motion ..s tiled for
te.inorroo •

At the seggostion of the lIPF:AK Eli, it was un-
derstood, that in (*tore, public business would com-
mute at four o'clock.

CAM PAYMENT6I,

Os the motion of Lord CASTLEREAGH. Ih•
Now went into a Committer) on the sehjeet of the
avesmoseirse of Celli Peewees..
Alderman HEYGATE presented himself it/ lb.

use. No man, be said, more deeply regretted
I • este of the coentry than himself. But the sus.
p onion of Cash Paysisitts bad been caused by the
w kr ; sod bet fur that respoesion the war could not
bars been carried on. It was a general opinion that
paper had depreciated ; bet for his own part he was
convinced that no depredation bed either then or at
any time liken pier,. The %bolo policy of the mea-
sure in contemplation depended on Ilse question of
siepreciation. The whole of the cirrslating mellows
was not greater at the present moment the., it had
been in 1792, and taking into view the immeuse ea-
tension and improvement of our commerce, of use
masufactores, and of our acriColhlie, sines 161
period, it was astonishing that the same gum'.
ty of eircolating medium could be suliiriet.t -
The rapid circolation of the different kinds of Bank
Dotes arose frum an Improved mode of conduct.
ing commercial concerns on stir part of the Bank. It
ought also to be taken into the account, that the
number of country B.k,les had inrreased
Lly Nom 180 U to 1809. los the month of November,
1817, the number of Bunk of England Notes le
circulation bad twin 29 millilitre end a half, and AO
price of gold bad thee ben 41. sod Gd. the eeeee...-
London, England, 1819-05-26

HOUSE OF COMMONS.

Mr. Scott presented an Account of the Unclaimed
Dividends in the Chamber of the City of London.
The Report on O. Wert Nliddlerea Water.works
Bill was agreed to, and the Bill ordered to be read a
third time to-Ilismow.

The Nottingham Small Debts Bill was read a third
time and passed.
Mr. Sri AW LE FEVRE presented a Petition from
Regaling wine, the Itesoltem Debtors' Act.
Sir JOjIN NEWPORT presented a similar Peti-
tion from Dublin. Both ordered to lie nil the table.

F.ST KILN presented a Petition, siguod by
meets! Nlrgistrates, and by may of the meat re-
spects We sukabitents of the County of KIWI, preying
for a Revision of the Criminal Code.

Mr. WEjTERN also postponed to the Mb of
Jane fis 'notion fur a more fsequent Jail Delivery.
Ltd H3RINGTON presrliteil • Petition front
Diddeford,cumplsioing of the difficulty of recovering
Small DAHL—Laid on 'height..

The Report ou the Lood 'Fel Commissioners Bill
was agreed to, and the Bill utdered to be read a tl.ird
time nit the 3d of Jene.

Tire Report on Use Marqeig Camdott's
Bill was *greed to, and ike Bill eras ordered to be road
a ihlrd rims tu.ntervrow.

'The Salt end hock Sett Defies Bill WWI wed a
I ••• •. and ordered bto be read a second Were that
d+t► intnight.
11.! envies went init. a Committee on the Seamen'•
Vrageb U•eeepcy Bill, when the Report nes received
sad ordered to be taken into farther consideration on
, abe 3d al Jour.

Mr. I.USHINGTON *emotion Arcooot of tho
Bullion toyed %Wee MIL

The Demilons Murders Trial Bill was read a 3d
time and pawed.
Colonel DAVIES mewed for an Account of the
Ezporis to 11 nnnnn Ayres from Great Britain end
Ireland, for the three years ending the I‘t of Janoary,
1819; and also for the Imports into Greet LI-hairs
and Ireland from Beenos Ayres fur the same period.
—Ordered.

In answer to • qeestion from Sir M. W. RID-
LEY, respecting the collection of the Duties on thu
different hind• of Glass, it was stated by Mr.
LUSIIINGTON, that no alteration of moment was
meant to be mad* on the present mode, end that next
week he should submit a Bill to the House on the
subject:

A Message from the Lords regoesteel a Copy of
the Evidence laid before the Ifnuse on the sohject of
the Barnstaple Election Bribery Bill, which was or.
deted to b► communicated to their Lordships.
Sr C. bIONCK adverted to a motion, of which
he had given notice, relative to the occupation of
Pop, and whirl stood for to. Jay ; and which, if
postponed, could sot be brought on for a fortnight.
Ile bad on wirh to press the discussion that night, but
was ermines for an early day.
London, England, 1819-07-14

raonfloAriozi It 'Pill; cIANIINT.
• •
TM~bfieni the dayarrdoted for the Prince
Rrpnt die Seudde if Pstliameot, the steal
erreogemeett wefts accordingly made. It being 12
monks since a State precentor of *hie dentiption
took place, considerable Interest was etched to wit.
uem the cerewony, both is the Keen of Lords, sod
is the Park Red streets. Lediet, is fall amen, be.
gas to Irvine :he House of Peers by eines o'clock,
sad the coccoorse of people in the P.tk sod streets
has net been taceeded for some years post. Tkedif.
(ergot Goat* eioonted defy Is their hest dresses.—
The colours of St. Mettle's and St. Margaret's •
Churches wee Syne during the day, sod the belle
rang as the Royal preemies puled. Tim Prises
Regent left Carltoe.hosse is his poles., carriego be.
torso rase sad two o'clock for St. Jandr,'s Passe.--
The scrawliest, being ready, the Priem Rennie
precstdedihriogh the spacings suit of state rooms is
thiPatere'to the Courtyard, attended by his State
Page, lie Page of [lnnen in 'Biome, the Gentlest*
Ushers, Ettaeffies. the Comptroller and Treaseter
of the Household, Geld Stick, the Lind Chien
bedsits,' the Groom, the herd In Waiting, slid
On Molter of tire Robe.. The Mester of the
' floret,, ind an-tltlicer of Stets attended the Re.
gent is glie State Omits*, carrying the Royal Spemit
IO bin hotir Yiredent Methanol also rode sit the
State. Carriage as DIM la Walling. The Prince Re-
pel wore reglseetals, with his differing sod ma
penes Orders, sad smeared le ezallent health.—
Tbe Regent entered the Start Carriage at 25 mittens
to two o'clock. His Royal [fishnet entered the
Hesse a Peers one minute before two o'clock, end
was announced by s royal a dute from cannons placed
en
the fAmbeth shore. flit Royal Highs's' regesie•
ed in the House 'seedy 45 minaret. The precession
return(' to St. Jaunt's Palace in the same order.
His Royal Highness was cheered by the populace as
he went in his private carriage to the Palate, sod
se in sent and returned is the Royal procession.—
. ((:ourt Circular.)
The French, Antrim', Spanish, Swedish, Penis.,
and Atgerin Ambassadors, were pretest yesterday
at the close of the Parliament. The Ditches* of
Knit wet there, In escelleet health and spirits, as
was Royal husband. The Doke et WILLINGToX
bore the sword at State.