The Statesman.
London, England, 1812-06-20 00:00:00

DEAL, Jut's 19.

Came in the Transport, No. 379, from Portmral, with TO
German troops, late pact of the Prince of Itesse's corps, taken
from the French at different lire, and have entered into the
German Legion, now at Bexhill ; they were disembarked and
immetiiittely commenced their march to Ilytbe, on their way to
Sussex.

• His Royal Highness finding it in vain to confine
his efforts to draw over any other of the distinguish.
ed persons who have th.ei.ired their opinions en his
system, yesterday colltevred• the vacant 13lue Rib.
baud on the Duke of NERtASTLE.

month. Hostilities between the Spanish parties in
South America, we regret to state, have been re-
sealed. It appears that the Buenos Ayres army had : It will be seen that a deputatiou of.O,uakers, yes.
crossed to the opposite side of the water, with a terday, appeared at Court, to dein.ondlieace, fora
view of attacking Monte Video • whilst the aqua- iis not consisteut with their princip.es trepeay to man
dron of Monte Video had reached' its station before ; for it.—=They received a most grafiouc answer. We
Buenos Ayres, alial was again•threatening the town i should be glad to see this answer tra.a.,:ated int.() pia
with destruction. No blow, however, had been I Quaker English. .
struck on sea or land by either party , hut Procla- i Letters from Jamaica to the 4th alt. state,.tbat the
mations fullest acrimony and reproach had been issued crops, it- was apprehended, would be very deficient.
by both. There had been a storm in 13arleldoes, e.,icn had done
Mr. STAPLETON, who went out to Buenos Ayres as . i much injury to the plantatiOns. it was attended with
British Vice-Consul, we learn, has not been recog- utter darkness, and a quantity of mud and send de.
nised by the Junta, in consequence of some irregu- scended in a torrent, but to wha.t•cause this singular
larity in his papers. The Express and Adventurer , pl:enomenon was to be attributed, had not been die,
packets had arrived in the river Plate from Brig- . covered, though it was conjectured to be the effect
land.—From Rio Janeiro it is stated, that some ;of some earthquake. •
trilling differences have taken place between Lord I
RD and the Portuguese Government, re- Yesterday morning, between 9 and 10 o'clock, one
STRANGPO
' of the large elm trees, opposite the recruit house in
'peeling an Englishman of the name of Bel-
the Bird cage-walk, St. James's Park, fell; it had
linghurst. This person, we are informed, had
received great injury from the late high Winds : three
been detected in distributing seditious hand-bills
amongst the Portuguese troops, and was arrested in I persons were passing very near when it fell, but for,
Itunately escaped eithoet injury.
consequence, with a view of bringing him to condign An inquisition *as taken yesterday at the Crown
punishment. Lord STRANGFORD claimed him as a and Thistle, Bird-street, Oxford-street, on the body.
British subject, but the Portuguese Government re- i
fused to give him up. Bellinghurst, it appears by I
!of a respectable yoang female, of the name of
found dead in her bed en WedneS•
former letters, had accepted a rank in the Buenos
Palmer,
who was
day morning. Tae deceased had spent the preceding
Ayres army, and had served with great zeal in the .
evemng from home, and she went to bed in go
siege of Monte Video.
of God.
The letters by the Caster were delivered yesterday, health and spirits. Verdict—Pied by the visitutio*
and they supply us with intelligence from Vera Cruz
to the 17th of April. The .communication between has certain!!
We are informed that Mr. Keneee
that city and Mexico was cut off, and the insurgentsseceded from Covent-Garden Theatre, in couseeseno
were every where iticreasing in strength. Trade was I.
. .
of a disagreement with respect to terms.
at a stand. ' - A Sixth Edition is announced of the famous poll.
Mr. Snot:meets! last night, in the House of Com- tical Pamphlet of Lord MOIRA, which his Lordship
itoni,„, adverted to the inanner4e.whieh it. was,pro- jail! lest nifht• before the Ilouse of Lords.
posed by Government that the revocation of the
Orders in Council was to be-modified and confined, rained, for art improvement in the construction of s
and moved that the call of the -House should stand ; • We understand that a'Patent has lately been ob.
ov
Rum Still, adapted for the West India Colonies, by
Over for Thursday next, with a view to submit a I
.fresh motion upon the subject, on Wednesday, should i which the work of several days can be accomplished
no adjustment of a more satisfactory nature take besides improvement in the quality of the sph il.
i an
piece in the interim. in one. with a considerable saving of fuel and labour.;
—The Inventor and Patentee is a Mr. Joule St:lOER'
Mr. CANNING, last night, fixed his motion on the LAND, an extensive Coppersmith, in Liverpool.
Catholic Cause oh Monday next.
We lament that the public are deprived of the die- atsoaoraff.S•ritcrr...Yesterilay a Noble Lord chord 3
mission which listnight took place in the House of whirls his lifeas endangered.
The follow :Ili is
ad ethearrir.illtt.i.,lX,
Lords; for as all Government is for the security and i Pula, Mt
with sending t letters of a threateoing maim I.v
towfittet
oc,sits&-fizaenetlinv itetlai oast stated that
gone; of her I.hlir. 4:
happiness of the people; the conduct of all men in ; d,, aged him as a female who had been 111-treated, and ditto .:A
the act of aspiring to the high offices of Government, I and it was to alleviate her misfertame, the
at he, hadl ercrtu n'..Ji.ll:p.
or who may be called upon to fill them, ought to be :and .tih.:
fairly open to the scrutiny of the people. It is not i watt
lie reeelved aleeoue in frantic term.. :usictst'i,
gec.p7inehmrees :irdp.
roA short
yp tLi.r..il.locto
theramounent edof t 3 001. N. Mr 4
Our lank that silence is imposed upon us. that the writer disregvded life, and reminded him of in! a_
lee
• the assassin Bellingnam. It was is consetcee of this let r.
As the present Ministers are conceding all the I that he sought tbe protection of the laws. Driesidaet es
_jea
great questions, in favour of which the Minority tad
been so long contending, it is now said, that the Op.; bektC'hand,
/ loitniree us areL betenglitxurreeiedr. into tl,ba:niomaninshtehe oeighr
il)..erotXou"be.
and ‘by bine s'lss war by videnyees...iiieed. She never saw
position, next Session, will make their grand stand , the MA again end! some mouths aft:.r. "lb"
he
wdaisitiaClofintb!eei.
on the subject of Parliamentary Reform. 1 criZeTdrhad no y wklictilleia :oblehrtahltit;,ndt:eu
mew? ; but
Some mischievous robber has recently stolen the i she addressed him to aseertain who the person wio that fu.a.i t:ike!
Iron ladle from the Treasury paw. 'advantage of .er I stating the barbarous manner In which 7
bad been treated. The Noble Lord had relieved her 'to dis•
Mr. GAsutow is, we understand, appointed Solid- . tames ; hat be always reminded her, it was..itt charity
.._
tee-General, hi the room of Sir THOMAS PLOMER, ' !rriesiel, ,and art wittriditraitiete 4 hererson i alleged ,'.',ll`th him at
who has succeeded Sir V
. KART GIIIIIA as Attorney. ! the public place was his attorary, then Fresno,. The nef,nidlannyt
Gees's', Mr. Junes. is to succeed Mr. GritiltßoW, was ordered to find bail; but an promising to desist from .
4 his Lordship, ,hew .to lib/gated.
as Attorney-General to die Prince 'of Wares ; and it far'he"'""Y4'...._._.p.::.....m......_.........„,.,„......ee
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is reported that Mr. Reiss wilt 'weed Mr.Jeeree,
o f Solicitor-Geoeral to his Ito,yal Ifighuen,n.
• liTVlSsitAn Ovoica, 81, {'feet seen.
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