The Statesman.
London, England, 1819-03-26 00:00:00

tory before adjournment, and will add thes muck to
the mass of Important business already before them.,
" 'fire thretbors boundary of the United States is
an too the 9199.4—ra15t on the Pacific Ocean, the 41st
degree of meth 114thhisr."
[arra %CT llKOnflak litir•T•RlL PAPER or cut. 40.]
The Uorrospassfisit of the Rvenong Port, ender
the date of Washistras Feb. 22, says—" The Spa.
'sh They was Isid Wore the Serrate this day. The
Fiorito' an coded to the (jolted Stales. All the
grant. of suit In the rloridas made by the King of
Spain. prier to theist of January, 1818, are confirm-
orl. Tee Western boundary of Louisiaou commences
et
the river Sabine, end roes up that river to the
north-waters corser of the State of Louisiana ;
theses North to the Red River ; thence op that ri.
our to the 100th degree of West longitude ' • thence
Perth to the river Arkaenw ; thence op that river
so its seem; thence to the 424 degree of North lati.
tear. and es that psrsllel of lifted. West to the Pa.
edit Ocess. The Urtherl Stores pays her owe citi.
stns 5,000,000 of dollars for fhb spoliations.
66 It appears from the Report of the Comptroller
of this State, that the defies which accrued on sales
at section in the city of New York, doting the last
year. ameonted to 17,826,739 dollars.
" The United Slates' Bank Stock has rises to 112
from 96."

[llOll Tilt 7ir. Tour IESEMIS POST OF Irtig 19TH.]
THE BRITISH MINISTER.
The Notional Intettigeneer mestioes, ihat the roe
port lately published, that Mr. Begot is about to
return home, is found, on enquiry,..to be as.; and
adds, " Mr. Beget has received from his Government
permission to visit England, and will depart with his
family some time in April. Mr. Antrobos' Secre-
tary of Legation, we learn, is to remain bete as
Charge des Affair's. Mr. Begot's departure, it is
said, has been delayed some time by a desire to ra-
tify, before his return home, the Commercial Treaty
lately concluded with Great Britain."
[FROM Tlit "MO Toll DAILY arrreartsza Or
THE 27rniko
CESSION OF THE RIDAS.
This highly important measure is announced in the
National Ineelligencer of the 21d instant, and cannot
fail to meet with the most cordial satisfaction of the
community. In our opinion, very few toasts have oc-
curred in our political history which are more deeply
interesting to the limited States.—Our sestbern bor..
der is now fairly rounded off: we have no foreign
territory enclosed within our boundaries, and of
coarse we shall probably have very little ocession
froreefter to engage in any serious wrasigliugs with
EaropeamPowers. Whether it war a swage of weakness,
or the condition of her more important South America°
provinces, that may hove reduced Spain at length to
come into this season*, is of little importunate. The
venial give, as the Florida., and the consideration
of the cession will prsbably realise to our merchaato
come remuneration for their losses by Spanish saves-
. Mons and deprvdatinos. If now a system of just,
mild, and friendly amoseres towards she Indies
tribes, which by this trawler of territory will fell
wader our jurisdiction, shall be adopted and faithful-
ly pursued by oar Government, we cannot but hope
that the scenes of rotary and blood that have so often
.bees displayed in that region will be closed, and the
miserable remnants of these tribes be rendered as se-
cure and es comfortable as the nature of things will
permit.
VIIOII TIM REV TORR. SPECTATOR, PLS. 26.]
be following paragraph, from the Georgetown
Messenger, of Monday, throws additional light upon
the terms of the Treaty
We understand that the negotiations with Spain
Ara brought to a clove.
•' The report it. that Spain hal ceded the nit-
rides; that all the grants of land by the Crown,
lion the year 1802, are to be abrogated ; that she
Uaited States ate to pay the claims of their citizens
for speliatioris committed by Spain and in Spanish
ports, to the moment of five millions of dollars ; the
another° boundary of the United States is to be she
Sabine ; and, oil the Peelle Ocean, the 41st degree of
north latitude.
" It bolo* understood that Resale het relinquish-
ed to the United Stases ail her right to the cosotrim
on the Pacific Ocoee, 'moth of she b6lb degree of
north latitude, aid theitlarest Britain relinquishes
all hem to the same (wearier (titer the 10 years sti-
pulated in site late Treaty, with respect to a certain
portion of them), the United States will now possess
territory embritiag 15 degrees of latitude on the
Peelle Ocean."

NUTS FOIL DON ONIS.
' The Dee, it it said, is Imelda* is his sleeve to
think bow easily the whole National Legislature
have be►n drawn off on a false steal. Instead of.
stein Congress requiring the President to demand of
his petticoat-msking master the peuisimpaut of pia
Officers for their enceoregement Klima to the Indies
murderers of oar citizens ; instead of seeing them
give him sethori.y to take pnieession of the Florida%
as a eel-or against the robberies committed on gee,
merchants, be has had the • satisfaction to we Con-
gress converted into a Court-Martial,speasling all its
time in the trial of Gen. Jackson, on charges pro..
tired against him by this icausacelate Minister, I)ea
Onis himself. Most laughable!—(Censor.)
Esteem of a letter to the Editors of the Censer,
dated Washingtoo, Feb. 16:—" It is generally he.
tiered here that the.. Geteinsuient is on the eve of
coneloding a treaty with Doe Onis for the Floridan,
though some appretwwWl it to be • mere rum de
guerre, to prevent Congress from passing a law
authorizing the President to take possession; mats,
penalty, well informed as to their temper of mid,
affirm that the citizens of the United States, ►order•
lug on that territory, are determined to femme, the
Spanish authorities from it—' amicably if t►ey us,
forcibly if they melt."
RANK or Tair. t*NITED STATI,S.
A debate he'll lertoth commenced in the !louse of
Represeatative% on the ',object of the Bank of the,
United States, which we epp►eheed will, from its
tenth, serioasly encroach on the short remainder of
this Session, and slide many et the important Dills
which hare been presented for consideratiou.—(Na.
&nal ltstelligencer.)
PIIILA I,ELPISIA, Fte.ls.—Williani Cobbott's peti-
tion to the logisleture of this State, praying that •
certain fine which he paid Into the Treasury, In eon-
sespreoce of the lodgment of the Comet, should be re.
fended, hes been rj,cted. This is the second inef.