The Statesman.
London, England, 1818-06-12 00:00:00

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DIAL, Jong 1 t.a.-Romaito in ther 3'islitiiß ,tai
jest?. ship, Semis sod Roe' Sweareiga isigt
Pled his Majesty's ship Vial' sa% wi
ward.
porstoorn, June 11.--:Arrived tie afgliermi,
Reed, front Port-au.Princo,. foe orders • Wild ail
siti, et April. and I then! the ftilleiristr Ossoloi
..I(h7lifi4l F.Nxi fc!!.. 9 to 18. tat;
April ; (rforlios Wady- r • land ; aid liasumoi
Danish brig, for Bremen, to' =if du let gym
the Hope,, for tiverptiol, to sell taliadel:
sae.; vise% Loose, fee Hathibevgb
for Busload, to all 000"
Mae. •
Paystowtw, Jon IBA—Sailed tie CnuellObas
moss India ter London ; his MaiuMpri,akjili
Tess sod Ede*, ter St. Adam sad the Cape of
Good Hope.
FA LUOutil. Juliet—Arrived the Doke of Kees
packet, with a Mail from Lisboa, is 16 days.
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MODE of DISSO LP ING PaditLUAIIIST:
The enuseal manner In which the late Parliament
',was dissolved by the Prier.' Regent, haseadtml sem*
speculation, sari been considered by mast as sogss.
sieve( Mr. M. Sefton, the Speaker, appears to hoes
beer. eenfiltiog precedems epos tlsis uojelet, sea
40 lase boos a. lough startled as ethers at tbo mode
adopted in the late instaace. '
When the Member* of the Bosse of Cosamosse To•
turned to Aar pistils, Cad Mr. blionert &Os
thought of reading the •Speech, the tteorsowtas op.
posed end laid aiM., spa* the principle/4EL there
was then neither How* floe SPlrsket ArliefiePea
the Right won. Gentleman stated the novelty of the.
ease, and added, " there being. no pricedent, that hp
had that myosin areselted Mr. Howell: tio that
the•late Speaker apposes to bane been acquainted,
with the preceding practice of Parliament, sad this
breach of it, though Ministers were not. 'Now it lit
*err remorkehlec that on turning to Ilikr.ll4lollll
book, we find. it there espressly stated'
44atiable custom had been to portage* *Pagiblisetit
before its dissolution,' and that a tlissolution by Sibs
Kiiig in person was esteemed oujiiiiirao. Th.. 116
inforiog quotation will glum fitly 4.“' • 1.".
4. The prat./ of proroguing farlianseatilialbeigts
N isa
on, which has been foraillolsi for abase &testa , his Pri.
babty arisen from ix • ed by (Aeries!.
is his speech In 1626 :--• I be a ge, end maxis
with Kings themselves onl)itd'fb d‘ pleasing things, and to
avoid appouiag_persottolly Idisdrifh that may amyl bank arid
disagreeable: For. however prow .tt may inverssrpoggs so
appeal to the sew at the Nutino ht large bribe eirseetwowf a
aew Parliament, am f hammer tatteriag this say be or the
Aieerac., it :tappets,. from a variosy of titilatto•taaresir that to
the elected. who are actually in powiarioe of so valuable a
prisikge as that of 'Wag their quire is the great Cs.Oslt of
Ow Native. a 4041406 a of Purtiowat is almost/ills vowels
cone and unpleastag massare."
It is worth the while to torn to the last oceasipn
*therein Parliament las dissolved by the King in
persol,. The following is ao extract ea the subject
from Mr. listsell's hook :
" 4. On the 10th of Marti., 1126. the Pertinent is dissolved
this( by the Lord Keeper, by the arteorsimaad. the Lads present
I. their robes. sad 414115 Alle the C 81.160111 below the bar, bat
tint the fileaker *thee were they c_atled.
• b. On the tith of January, WIC the Partiowest is 415-
islved by Prods's:oust, sate keyless bees Sihrtirlguil. S.
Mt do the 15th of July, of Jasuary, Judy,
lan awl is all inatuates of d
We now subjoin the Speech, by which the lest
Parliamout was thus dissolved, ie the reign of King
Charles 1.; from which it, will appear that the yea.
sal perseasiett then also was, that a dissoletioa is
person was en offensive act, in the Sovereign
• ileum the lath of Murk ISSI. the day is which Math
Houses sere ad' reed, the King came to the lipase of awed,,
and without smiles for the Commees, spoke salkilloweth I—
"• My Lords.—.l sever Caw here arta as I=tarit
cast. a, it being the Dissolute.. eNts Parligineets O•
mho
mby have some raw is woodier why I than hl rather sit dove
tad.. this bytwassaiseiors it Swing ratire.irestewo isifthut
with
Mop to wave bar* twastswattsl.ll kildows9
only executing ptess eg th,fte, Ault Ass, abet wirsolupber
words directed th4w4 ILYetser to diesel*, the Padidthemt.
The rotry, oat the! 'sJourlaul DOWWUS NM la
?News Parathion stissetell.*.
The squadron from Cadiz, aosnanirocasota Amos
lice, sailed on the Slst ell. with sealed seders.
GENOA, MAT SO.-Ills Majesty's Alp Ssigy, Cup'.
Wurrz, is arrived in fest days free Algiers, with
45,000 Spanish dollars for this CvosernaWNlV. as 60
indemnity from the Dey, for the moose of she Sap.
ditllllll brig Misericordia, Dope's), Meow, is I.
cember last, by the ferockwit HALT, ender the eva
tines pretence of illegitimacy in the ship's pass.—
This indemnity has been *brained through Copt.
Wise, .of his Majeaty'a ship Geenices, wise' Ass
sent from England on a special service • sod the Dey
las promised not to send out any ushers situ tbo
plague ceases throughout the regency. It losaidtbal
the Dey hos allowed 5000 dollars to the tiewlfewiii
women whom his predecessor seised.
The American Papers inform us, that advice, hell
reached Savannah of six Americans hewing hoes
murdered by the hostile Indians at Girtos Crook, so
St. John's River: The settlers in that qeatter were
laterally much alarmed. and 15 families had roe
treated for greater security, to Flemiog's
Another attempt, by some inceadievy, to set inlet
the city of Savannah bad been tormostelysdetoctodfit
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time to prevent any iojorloas consequences. Ilk
CoMbostible materials boa been deposited in op
outhouse.
The Duke of BEDFORD is set arrived In town fro.
Paris, as erroneously stated. The Decliesa left Owls
on Sunday morning for Peril, which city their
Graces and family are npocted loiters the hogioalos
of neat week for Milan, for the summer.
Lord W. RussaLL left town on Tuesday for Bed-
ford, to canvass.
We understood Mr. BoTesnwoave, oats of the
Representatives for Coventry, has esperieuced the
most flattering encouragement for his rmellectios to
represent that City on higr.sossas.
The Duke of W *mammon (according to an article
from Brussels) has purchased the • ancient hotel
D'Oudenarde, situated on Greed Sable", with the
intention of erecting a insgnifrcent mansion on its
site, for his occasional residence in that city.
A proposal has been made in the Norwegian Diet
for laying a duty on foreign manefacteres, for mak-
ing Christiensand a free pert, sod for granting varies,
privileges to foreigners, disposed to settle la Norway,
On Tuesday morning last, the cloff'
moray of laying the foundation stoic of a banding for
the education of 400 Children in the National System
of Edecadsa, took Pim at Stockwell, is the parish
of Lambeth, Sirup