The Statesman.
London, England, 1819-03-13 00:00:00

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Answer of Mr. llosuovss to the imitation totliue
with the Mahon; of Webiminster t—
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43. Qrrgrr•rreel. Teesdny,buets 9. 190

hen,--I base this lattual received the Letter of tnr later w•J
eery respectable boded the Elector■ at Vir.imioster, who Pare
done me the hoomir to snook me to dine nal Mews on
nest, and I he yes will Wire them that I kitcepl that t 5...•
lati4l4l with much pie:rows%
tea annoy to my public conduct included it: that Lettee
member with the rosurioames. of lautiog dime w►at I
my duty, not only a .iificient reward roe Nay t..rmer mad,.
tutors, but 101 pewee au keitespear to whatr►er elettioa..)
deader . opacity mid (store opporlasiiiies will permit me to cio
ploy is the grt•:.t maw of Public k verdant.
A. is the port smuggle, I tan d no jos* reason od my
part for disappointment, aid, 1 lint, tt.•rr it far int remote
(or imam or dismiss. 'I he free score ut the Electors 's,* ire
doted toe ** became a Candid:or t..r au eater. the 1.11W4 r 4
which their frionsirahle *piston tad &retrained I was quo Flied
a perform. If they ►as. ret•n no telonts a. think the* rash -
dence m..pkwwi. I caw. fur myself, only declare that a vontar
esprenina d their anti.. .be th,it future ore.i.ine Ir. which Aril.
letter anodes. will be coifed nt to point 414 is me the road of
duty and of honour, sad to cuausatal me. salami the eat
tomtit:oin., to co nprente with the Electors tewaid. the attain-
ment of our moicti! object— the remits of ime mar Radical Kt-
tailacr to Mali uncut.

V% IA oblirigneJ PIA-ern, I am. Sir,
nor hithful•ervant.
(Sign#J) JOHN CitM H01:11C1:%L.
L Slartaurin. friq. Chairman.
Sir F. BerstotirT, to the same invitvion, signiGod
his rradions to ace opt of it.

We received German Parrs je•terelay up to tt
Oar instant The refractory Climber of the States
of 11 will On doolo he re.or...uniz•.l in • new
form. It will perhaps be recollected. thst a short
time ego a singular proceeding took plrer, in which
the Nobility left the Chamber gradeelly, et..lerrour-
ing to draw off as many of their number as would
hese defeated the Deputies from carrying a nwesere
Mineralises to the Government, had it not been far
the spirited conduct of me of the litter hotly, oho,
presented the last Peer from leaving the Hall, whole
absence would have Impaird the deficiency requiring
ass immediate adjournment of the States. This eir-
• etemstence. combined perhaps with other nwesures
hostile to the Administration, has, no doubt, inclined
the latter to divide the Chamber (in which the Peers
and Deputies heretofore sat together) into two. An
Officer, called an Hereditary Marshal. it, it is said.
to be appointed, who is in he she bead of lb* two
Chambers. What sort of influence be h to base is
not stated ;at all mess, we can hardly hems that it
will bean influence beneficial to the People. Th.
produce of the taxes in Hanover has failed to equal
the expenditure of the Government ; and this is.
whimsically enough, ascribed to the Exchequer beitig
charged with more 'apemen since the restoration of
the " legitimate" Sovereignty. than it haul to bear
ender the " unhappy Westphalian Government."—
The Emperor and Empress of Aueveta arrived safe-
ly on the 18th Olt. at Venice. MARIA LOUISA Or.
rived there three days before. Prince METTERNICH'
is attended in his lianas tour by M. Scuxectre., and
other scientific and literary wren.—Prince LEOPOLD
still remains at Coberg.—The Government of Hesse
has imposed a coontervailieg duty no leather brought
from Pt oasis to that established in be latter coveter
by the new Prussian Tariff on leather imported from
Hesse. This manure, it is expected, will be followed
by other defies retaliatory oo those imposed by that
Tariff. This example, it is said. will be followed by
similar steps on the part of the Governments of
Hanover and Brea wick.
'lle chitin of the English mercheals es the Court
of Rossia,Tor the value of 14U vesicle sod cargoes un-
der amend flags, detained by the Government at
Pelerelitargh its the year 1810, are likely et length to
be adjusted. It will be recollected that a Deputation,
at the heed of which was Mr. Rowcaorr, %assent
from Loodoo to the Remise capital, to seek com-
pensation from the Keeper°, for losses sustained by
British subjects. As the Emperor ALEXANDER was
et Ais-le-Chapelle at the time of the arrival of the
Depetesion, the memorial was forwarded to our
Minister, and from him to the beads of the Emperor.
An Gasser to it has now beets received, and we are
informed that it is of a satisfactory nature. The
amount is very large, as the whole 1.111 vessels had
wadeable towns on board, chiefly colonial produce.
We learn with pl , that Sir CHARLES Litig-
ant. is employed in drawing a Bill for etteuding the
right of toting at l'enryn to the Homeholders of the
Hundred. This Is well es far as it goes; and it will
be et least a fair admission on the part of those who
support it, that the only effectual check to bribery,
perjury, and all !heather monstrous vices of our pre.
scot 'teethe system. (venial' in the extension of the
right of seffrage. Why is not such a measure ap-
plied generally to all the other boroughs, which ate
as notoriously and grossly corrupt es Penryn ?
The folleolim is an inconceivable proof of the
audacity of crime:—" An assassination has recently
been committed in the most atrocious manner, in the
manufacturing and commercial iewu of Laval, io a
house which had been newly built, 'Rotted between
two inns, always occupied by travellers, and in one
of the most populous quarters of the town. It was
inhabited by a rich Genelemse, who had with bin.
only a faithful female servant. lie had a greet part of
his fortune in specie, in chests ; and, insfortmately for
him, this fact was too well lumen. Om night, be-
tween the hours of ten and Amgen, two men were
seem to eater the home: the door was closed after
them. No suspicion, booever, was etched, antic
three days afterwards, when it was remarked, tits!'
neither the meow neer
leave or eater the house; some persons went slot
knocked at the door, bat no answer was returne.t.
The Police Authorities were informed of this, en I
the door less briskets open, when the unhappy girt
was found !Ong in AD inner court, sod her InistP•
is the pulsar; the heads of host were cut of. A
woman, one of the neighbours, who wt. present Sr
(hie horrible discovery. was so inmice•seri male memo.
that she was attacked with a shivering fit, mad almost
instantly 'spired in its. most terrible convulsions.—
The most scuive researches are making; it is aster.
tainted that they have taken rt: about 30,000 frater•,
or thereabouts, in gold. They left behind them
sacks of money and other valuable.. which. Itolol•
renuly, they could not take with them. The Gen-
darmerie are on foot, sod it is hoped, that the
' wretches! perpetrators of this vise will MA eIL4O
j•istice.—(Fa: is )