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The Statesman.
London, England, 1819-04-29

WATIIII W. TATLOR.

ll.anw moved that the pert of the ender made
so the 71e of Almost last should, he discharged.
Tut order we. made ea se appli,arosts by Mr. Tay-
lor, to hare the policies of in.nranet ow the Opera-
house placed in the hands of Francis Cones, Efq the
'Fusin! of the legal estate, for the better wittily of
the property. The Court else, at the same time or.
dried. that the policies of insurance should amount
in 41.004 That was complied with, soil the ea.
sinus rents insured were speciird in the sffidesit an.
sward to the bill. The policies were in the hands of
Alenrs. Ditch and Chambers, 'bankers, who had ad.
•it Mr. Waters a considerable sem, to enable
him to •11:c1 the policy. Their I) ing in the hands
of these Gentlemen could be no inconveniency or in.
jury to Mr. Tesler, as they were jest at sate in the
owe place es in the ether, and it was utterly inapossi.
Me that Mr. Waters er these Gentlemen could get
any Ilea no the papers or money on then, to polio.
dice Mr. Taylor. Under seeb circemstasaten his Client
boiled the motion woeld be growled. and the papers
allowed to renotio there they now are.
Toe Vtet-CHANCat.LoII observed, that sill Mr.
Writers performed the whale, sod not a port of the
contract, Mr. Taylor bad a great deal to do With Ibis
colicern. Mr. Coast *was the trustee of the legal
Wale, and of course was a proper person to deposit
the policies with, es the Court hail security in him,
but none in the bankers, they not titled potties. The
motion mast, therefore, be refused, aid the original
order attewded

falt. Rooma. nisi, the Iwo distinct orders hid
been made for potting them into Mr. Const's hands,
and now for the first time this most etwaordinery
proposition was made. Under loch singular &cora.
stances. ►e ►ad no doubt that Mr. Taylor would be
paid his costa.
The V,c;•Comsczu.ea t►seght there coati tint
be a tingle dot* en •that paint. Mr. Tailor was
justly entitled to hi, costs.
Mr. II ART moved that a fortnight should he allow.
ed to the Plaintiff for the purpose of plating the pelt.
cies i■ the hands of Mr. Cont.

Mr.ROUPELL eliketed to this, as so long a delay
bed ahead) taken piece.
The VICE•CIIAPICELLOR fibilegvetl, this probably
wet of Court Mr. Taylor might he satiated wish the
warily M Messrs. Birch rm.! Chambers, but with that
he, sitting in that Court, had nothing to do: The
order of the Covet mai offended, for' the immediate
delivery of the policies, and the costs were ordered to
be paid to Mr. Ta)lor.

COURT Or ICH4OII BENCH. APRIL V.
-hi. being rho Rost d. of Easter Term, e lie lodges,
es stasis iweskfasieri ',Welt • inner Choatenor. 4814,
exception of Mr. Jolliet, Mite., taihe Sit nt
psi Wan in Half Cnerr. About on. rho
Jril4or of this Coen funk their seats, sod proceeded
to business.
Sams mafiosos were made far now triillMtsurses
tried on the arcades, hot slope of ties were of se-
alers! Werra.
London, England, 1819-04-29

THE STATESMAN

these was no ground for saying that French api.
talk(' were excluded from the benefits of thew. The
loan of 14,(810,0001. was entirely in tits Muds of
Freischoms, and it loss Nell known that were Iban
half the loan of 44,000,000 f was distributed among
the French bankers. The Stele might he said of the
other 10.11 of 35,000.000 f. French capitalists held
'15,000,000 of it, end foreigners only 10,000,000 f.
The Bank of France acted impleriently under late
circumstances. The Renee rose to 75f. but this was
a fatal blow as well to the public fends as to coo.
Ill•re4. The book having refused to discount at a
longer date than 45 days in ;dace of 00, the cease-
quence was, that numbers were ►ager to dispose of
their stock, and the etching. honor, as it was
a sort of 'aura qui petal The Minister, Coen!
Corvette, no dnuht nes wrong in principle by per.
milting negotiations which the law did sent authorise.
The Reporter stated the sneer of the loser last
yeti., at 130 millions, and irprosehed Ministers for
having in many swiss evetwaled.their Bridget', and by
that means rendered anavailing the Cote of the Chant.
hen. The teceipia applicable to the t►ree years
1815, 1810, and 1817, were 1,727,703.4801. The
disbursement% 2,730,978,000 f. 'Die deficit on the
three years %741 3,275.158 i. The receipt. applicable
to the four Tears from 1815 la 1818, inclusive, were
3.805,571,18.31. The di‘toraemmits 3,876,483,007 f.
Races, of income on the same years 2,308,1751.
I The Reporter concloded ►y showing the necessity
of ebtablishing, in the finances, a line of separation
between the past and the later..
The Chamber ordered that the Report should be
printed ; bet adjourned the (sin' the day ler
taking it into consideration.

The discussion was resumed ea the secood Project
respecting tbo Press.

M. BENJAMIN CONVTANT delittifori a Wag vend'
in support of tin em►ndment inovvd by bias in Article
12, for waking ■ distinction with respect le Piddle
ranctionsties. The prrtioas geestioa was owed
upon this asseadoeut, end carried by a lasp •a.
jority,
Art. 12 was earned in.

In Articles 13 end 14 veiled, M. 1,4111 S et
Vit.Ltecaut: moved amendments to the ell..ct that
Jetin should be chosen by lot, end net eppeisted by
the Prefect•, and that the declaim of a Jolty sheeld
be bye majority of 3.4 th..

The discussion of thew ansendetnots was postponed
till Monday.

BERLIN, APRIL 13— Several crawlers hue been
sent from Berlin for Potersbergh with dispatches,
which are Staid to be very import's'.
From Rastadt it k stated, that Bares d'Aestettee.
the ito•sian Ambassador se the Germanic Diet, had
passed some days at Carlsrehe, where be was taking
measures to obtain correct information respecting the
assagginerinst of Kotzebue.
London, England, 1819-04-20

111E_S rATEsm A M

where they ere to @abort for St. Helens, bare let out
frees t►is city for Antwerp. By the intercession of,
the Pepe, sad wit► the permission of the Hellish (irr-
vetueseet, they are allowed to dedicate themselves to
disunities of Beiteparte, end have regaged not to
'cett hies till death, eiders, Gem eagles which it is
Impossible to foresee, the English Goveresneet should
t►iuk proper to renters them.
The Doke and Ouches. of Kest proceeded to-day
es their joerney to London. Their Roy,' High.
omega slept at the Castle off the Doke of Aremborg,
at Eacheint, before they strived at liflINSll. They
had lodged at the Castle of thermos Deke.at Reverie.
The precautions for the health of the Duchess go se
far, that his Royal highness will not gofer aey per-
son but himself to drive the carriage.
On the 16th of March last, a combination among
the female cotton spinners, to the number of 400
woolen, was formed at Brussels. The object (says
the indictment) was to binder, to stop, er to pro-
hibit the work from going on in the manufactory of
Mr. Prcbe, and also in that of Mrs Boolow.
The destruction of a machine lately levitated,
which, on being pot in motion by two men, will do.
price 300 persons of the means of getting their live-
lihood, seems also to have been an object of this cow
binstion. Five spinners, mostly young women ender
20 riots of age, are accrued of bring lb. ringleaders.
This affair will be tried to-morrow, before the Übe-
nal of the First Instance.

'Arse. lb.—After the painful task or acquainting
our readers mitts the enhippy dissensions between
the corps of cavalry and infantry which compose our
garrison, we feel peculiar satisfaction in being able
to ananunce that a sincere reconciliation yesterday
took place betimes these brave mat riots.

AtCounts from Weimar, of April I. say—" Two
Members of the Regency have been sent to Jena with
• Cesonission, to scrooge the information which it
Nosy be necessary to collect Motile to the murder of
Kotzebue."

TO CORROPtINtIENTS.

••• %root% ..e !aria Comps=lest willow reldefootly eon.
freled a mom nom the random of dm place for Fronde
Pe"Pagli• na row ebbe individual enseptaine (and which
is be oily Me We am Mond of) may have arUcU.(SS
the doom, Ambennior and Mt mite.
111
Letters shirk are ate mentioned no objectionable, lie at taa
Ogee for a de approval', ad Insetting.
The moved parties of a mei& fif the From% Herniation, to.

isseritw.
To *vs POETICAL CsaIINIMPOZIPT.—" The Evening B►Mh"
Aimee merrily so•sett; bet the gesefslity of oar Readers
expertise, foam 1M boorly eseretrise dimes of the time..
the riteei• of aloes say be ossodol, would shish Hest
ass sttiletestly Is asaaws.

I'RICK OV STOCKS THC
Ilmek Kock
9 per Cm. Rad. 71
9 per Ger. GOINIIII. ni
Se per Got. NI.
I enedik fele Aire. 73
I per Cr... 90f

DAY AT OMR O'CLOCK.
9 per Coot. Navy 1011
ladle Nusdi 36 SI p.
Leer Am. 111
lise4aequer Killsls-141 19 4
3 p.
Osmium

TH X 874ATS8MAN.
London, England, 1819-04-20

FLANDRRS MAIL.

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Bauasu.s, APRIL 14.-11 to Court of Assizes of
South Beakaat will, towards the end of Ibis month,
try the possess accused of a plot against his Majesty
Mtn Emperor of Revels, wMch was to hare beets car-
ried into eareetima its the month of November last.
On Ike shier head, lb* Court of Assizes of the De-
-1 asissowl of this WWI, skiing et Paris, wilt oo the
Idsk of Key highs dm trial id Camillo's and Mosi-
nee, azawart of basin designed to take away the life
of the Date of Wellington. These two criminal
rinses IMP hlgbly interesting to Belgium, since the
dreadful plop 11fte fotased in its bosom, and the
pracitodlogs will clear op what is still obscure in the
detaiis of these horrible designs.
Messrs. ifilsalls, Doctor! of Medicine ; Aptoosercbi,
Professor d Surgery ; the Abbe lionavole, mud two
tersints, coming from Ram, mid g^i”g to Engotod,
London, England, 1819-04-20

FRANC E.

There ie nothing since our lest has occur►►d. The
Liberty of the Press was the fruitful and endless sub-
ject last discussed ie the Chamber of Depotim, share,
M. B. Co NSTA Illtv most dimingeished himself, by the
solidity and logic of his remarks. After ell, this
blessing will be more enjoyed by the spirit, than
the letter of the laws which may be made
on the 'object. Oar Arrows's. GIDIERAL eau
►eras and ruin any man he plisses by his ex-officio
process, though the reason for the prosecution were
a mere shadow without any guilty substance. The
security of the press shoeld, in a great degree, be like
what the security •f oer Constittlion ought to be,
deposited in the spirit and i• the hearts of the
People.

Lord WIIITTIORTE •till keeps up the bell et Paris.
His Lordship most hays see, urgent business on his
hands, or mast needs Into pretty strong nerves in his
frame of body, is mud the thousands and tense(
thoutands of observations, remarks, and criticisms
aimed at him by the Parislaas. The truth is, the
people of that polished city are more polite or lel
blunt than we are, they p about and shout the
thing without touching it two redely, hut the fact is
as we stated it before, that Lord Wurrwinfit foga g
member of the royal and pleasurable coteris of (Le
late unhappy but hematite! Fl Anti Arrntscrer., et
the period whence the pristine miseries of the French
Court were deed. It is no weeder then this cur.
London, England, 1819-06-12

Tu nu &DIM or Tex STATESMAN.

Stu; I have for some time withheld my pen from
Mobling yogi ceder the despairing idea that nothing
I could ray would do any good to the public cause;
bet the haeghtioess of the Member for Liverpool, and
the insensibility of other Menthe's, hare aroused
my indignetlee anew, and I am resolved, with your
permission, to let them and all other such haughty
beings know that their condect is watched, and will
one day be mented. " Demagogues, and clsmoaroes,
sod levellers" indeed ! Why, if we ere levellers, we
only follow the order, and we may say dictation, of
PATuns! Nature is gelded by the principles of de.
mocracy or equality. We are pet out of her
hands equal, we are taken into her bosom again In a
slate of equality. GOD ALMIGHTY esi.bliahed every
thing belonging to man as equal. and it can only be
the corks of the devil which have created so great an
inequality. A king and a beggar equally torn to
dust after being deprived of life ; and I am sore that
the carcase of the insolent Mr. CArtmso will smell
as offensive after death as the corpse of poor Gomm,
whose sufferings in prison from a rapture that Right
Honourable Gentleman derided, and played epee !!
But I am determined to pay attention from time to
time to the conduct of these false Representatives of
the People, and to put in their places, when tipper.
loftily serves, mit benevolent men as Mr. OWEN
and others, who can feel for the distresses of their
fellow.cresteres, and who will labour to remove
thee.—Yeer's,
Link agitate, Jose 10, Mt JOll/4 BULL.
London, England, 1819-06-12

THE ELKING OF SWEDEN.

The following letter, with the signature of Gusta-
v as, the ea•Kiog of Sweden, is nitrated from the
Costlier :

" Many Jeerersls having inserted articles concern.
. ing Prince Gestates, son of Gestural Adolphss the
Foerth (Crestafpon), former King of Sweden, it is
necessary to esplain *hat has bees said respecting
Ibis yowl Prince, and the l'eblic eight no longer
to be ignorant of all the enlan fel sod enjustifiaWn
I:aunties. of the last three pus.
London, England, 1819-06-12

LOAN BILL

The CHANCELLOR of the EXCHEQUER
►rootht in a Bell ter raising the sem of 11 •illions
by wily of enneity.—Read a first time, and ordered
to bowed a second time to-morrow.

Mr. 3. woRTLEr presented a Petition from the
Manufacturers of Woollen Cloth in Huddersfield
against the proposes) duty o• Foreign Wool.—Laid
on the ts ble.

Sheriff Roberts appeared et the bar with a Petition
from the City of London against the imposition of
three millions of additional laces.—The Petition hal-
ing brought up,
Mr. WAITHMAN said, It bid been agreed to
ibis day at one of the West meetings of the Com-
mon Council that be had ever witnessed ; that only
five or six hands had beets held up against it; and
that he beliesed the f►w persons who opposed it At
jetted to Mt form only, not to the sebstanee of the
Petition.—The Petition was then laid on the table,
I Nod ordered to be printed.
London, England, 1819-06-12

LOTTERY BILL.

The CHANCELLOR of the EXCHEQUER
twilight in a Bill for granting Ms Majesty a sum of
mosey to he raised by Lottery.
The Bill was read a first time, and after a few re-
marks from M►. G. Lamb, Mr. Curliest, and the
Chancellor of the Etchegeer, which were not dis-
tinctly audible io the gallery, it was appointed to be
reed a second nave on Monday nest.
Mr. CROK ER brought up some Papers manila-
jog returns that had been esdered from the Admiralty.
On the motion tint they should he laid on the table,
Sir J YORKE urged the necessity of giving torn.
preraf of national gratitude to Mr. Seppittgs.
Sir ISAAC COFFIN said, that Mr. Seppings had
received 10001. for his beautiful invention for sn.-
pending ships; and having been appointed to a Silo-
- in the naval service, his ahilitier, after that,
were to be considered as engaged to ,i.e countly.—
lle certainly uss not against any additional reword,
het he thought there was no room for vaying that Mr.
Seppings had not already been liberally paid.
Mr. CROK ER said, the Committee must envies-
tionably have ..ad very strong reasons for making
such a declaration as that ebich hail been cited from
the Report. The Admiralty accordingly had recet,-
mended in the Treasury to grant him a pension,
which would be placed on the Navy Estimates, and
would be as honourable and easeful to him as any
grant that could now be made.
After a few ether remark% from Mr. D. (Abell, Mr.
N. Calvert, Sir Joseph Yorke, and Sir lasac Coin,
the papers were laid en time table, sod ordered to be
printed.
London, England, 1819-06-12

BOROUGH OF GRAMPOUND.

The Hesse resolved itself into a Committee on the
Grampoond Bribery ledktmeots, sod evidence was
beard at ibe bar.
-. _

'rho first witness pasmined was William Moore, an
Aldeourao of Grampound. Ile underwent a long es-
aminstion, the object of which 'es to show, that
bribery nista! to a very great patent in the Borough.
When be bad withdrawn, the CHAIRMAN, en
the motion of Lord JOHN RUSSELL, reported
progress, and keno was gives to the Committee to
bit again on Thorulay.
Tie Report of the I'enry•n Bribery Bill was brought
op end agreed to, and the Bill ordered to be read a
third on Tu►sday nest. _ _ _

Mr. D. G ILBER I brought op the Report of the
Cbatitable Foondations Bill. which was agreed to.
The other Orders of the Day wets thew disposed
ot, and the Rouse adjourned at near Otte o'Clock
till lo•aeorrow (this day.)
London, England, 1819-06-15

LONDON:
Tunovir. JUNE IS, Isl 9.

The Those of Lords Mt at a very antiquity early
hoer yesterday, (ten o'clock,) *pen the Barnstaple
Disqualificalioo.Bill. The discussions were chiefly
relating to the protection a witness giving evideoce
on corrupt practices et Elections, was entitled to: so
that ton teach of thowietter may not he let out at once.
As a matter of convenience and discretion, it was
.greed (het the rumination should proceed, but
siren:ere be ordered le scithdraw, which Resolution
was accordingly adopted, end the namioation pro.
curled in with closed doom.

As this question sifects as well the subject of
Rsronm as the ptirileges of the How, vs aro
sorry it was not deliberated epos as Wm" quell's,
of a public nature am

In the Room of COSMOS, Mr. Can:llea wide a
formal complaint against • contemporary Journal, for
• breach of privilege, in a misstatement which had ap-
peared cotacerning hint in the Report of the Debate
of Tuesday last. The publisher of the Paper ini
tilleatine Wee ordered le attend at the bar of the Ileum
this day.—The Bank Casb•payment Bill was passed,
after the House had agreed to a olivine, authorial.%
the Bask to pay ono and two pounds notes in cash.
This clause is calculated to raise a smile upon lbe
coontroance of whoever may read it; we shall, how.
ever, be glad to get rid of these pestiferous notes of
one and twn pounds at ■ny rate.—The Charitable
Institution Bill went th►oogh the Committee; mod the
Report was ordered to be received on Friday.
London, England, 1819-06-15

UE&M4N PAPERS.

SWITIIRI.ANC, June I.—M. Gather, Comnel of
tha Cos.frdorasion le the Brazils, sod hi Dremosed,
Charge d'Affaires of the Court of 'Hits Janeiro. mu
at this soonest making a tom through Switsarbod.
ions, thossands•of indisiditals will immediately form
the lir+t contingent for the N.. Colony, in is, suc-
cess of which, oat rely the Canton of •Frihorg, but
those of Berne and Lauerne•lake great interest.
J wet 3.—Arcosois from Russia say, !hat
the deficit of the great house of liar Kvusrlser sail
Kleen, is estimated at two millions of rout,44; and it
was feared that this fellers would produce ma ..y other.)
at Petenborgh and elsewhere, particularly in 11..11.L0d.
The priests Coffers of the Emperor Alestoder base
a chase of above a million of roubles, and many No..
blooms have experienced losses more or less considor..
able. The chief parlour of this house has put au end
to his own esistence. There are above WO Gamma
emigrants at lfausborgh, Altana, and the oviglibo..r.
hood, wailing for so opportunity to go to Brasil.
The number of these emigrants increases daily. Thu
greater part an sohjscts of Wirtemberg, Darmstadt,
and of the Palatinate.

hi AM, hiller B.—From the 17th April to the tad
of May, the number of emigrants to Ammo, arks
have pawed by our city, doors the Rhine, was 1164.
viz. 315 men, ?G2 ',bairn, and 585 chi 'lron ; 683 of
them were from Wirtemberg, of •hom J7A •ere At
the sect called Separatists. There WSe one man oftli
years of age, with hi, wife end 14 children.
London, England, 1819-06-15

BOARD OF EXCISE.

la. Lacy, a publican, was charged with bawiag is his impart.
a.. 12 galling of ruin wider proof. it being 41 4 loste.id .4 17.
The Defeatkat stris;tgly denied that the spirits Isere alder
proof at the time when the seizure was sada and +veered, shag
the Miters, when they mode the seizure, had takes the %hula
of the spirits •ways w Main Kicky him any maple. which he
justly had a right tot by so dome, they diprived his of all
power of maim ant defame. nod left him totally at the IS • ft. y
of their integrity, which the Defeedant seemed to smistLite ends
rather of an egifieseal oaten.
The seizing oaken denied having refuted as sample, and
declared, that the Defendant maned guile eureka ab.itut tha
IMMII./. They admitted that be hod sited fa see. hut they
reread le let his have it without a latch to draw it oat a Oh,
as buy cant sot poor it out into a small trawl without spilling
it t =the Defendant did not seem particularly anxious about a
simple, they tcak it away whim= inning ham one. They
swore, that the spirits had ma been watered Mare they were in
their pomensioe, 'but were precisely the at when they .00h
she.. This was desisted by the Defendant, who requested they
might he hoed by the =chromate. A sample wa. aceardiusli
heought, and tried by the tbarveyer, when It peeved to be rr.
befog one degree less than when Ira oaken. Missies scram
for according to the berveyor, by Its bekg raffled Wilma..
oast, which would frequently redo= merits, mach more Mali
in the present instance.
The Defends= mill persisted that It bed bees uafairly med-
dled with since is had been takes away.
The Conwtsasonsits Maimoted that the Defeedones word was
not so be placed in esmpetMien with its sachems% oath. The
spirits were rotatentord, but the penalty was remetted.
T. Level. a grocer, was charged with berate an eat-rens( as
his stork of coffee, the tame out heist duly emered. He or.
counted for the cocnwmof lathe. op= lye cwt. by gas lag. Mat
it t, ,d been kei.s is a damp situation. illeapology we. admitted,
sad the goods returned
London, England, 1819-06-15

THE STATESMAN,

LOAM 111I.L.

On the tootles of CIIANCII.LOR of the
EXCHEQUER, the Howse went into a Committee
on the Loan Bill. The Bill pawed through the Com-
mittee, and the Repent was ordered to be recoired to-
morrow.
London, England, 1819-06-15

THE BANK.

The Public has a right to be made acquainted with
every transaction between the Government and the
Bank, which tegards the debt claimed by the latter,
as doe from the former. Let this debt be made folly
known, end its (polity be accurately ascertained.
It is plain that the entanglements between these
flirting parties remain, and one seems determined
to continue to take liberties with the other on lc-
enent of secreeies which subsist between them, that
prudence says, "'testa better to hide from the
common eye," but which honesty sap, " nit with
them ell, and at once."
London, England, 1819-06-15

EXCISE DUTIES RILI.,

The CRANCIiLLOR of the EXCHEQUER
brought op a Bill for granting certain additional Os-
tler en Tobacco, Coffee, &c.
Mr. BROUGHAM, after remarking that ll,ey
coold not agree so well on obi, subject, entered into
• con eeeee tinn with the Chancellor of the Eacbegoer
respecting the periods proposed for the ulterior stages
of the Bill, and for the discossion of Its merits.
The Bill was then ►eed • but time, and ordered to
be r►ad a second time to-morrow.

The CHANCELLOR of the EXCHEQUER
noosed the second seeding of the Customs' Dulles
Bill.

Mr. BROUGHAM seggested to the Right Hon.
Gentleman the propriety of not pressing the /wood
reading of the Bill at that late hoer.
The CHANCELLOR. of the EXCHEQUER re-
plied, that it was only the shelties of a Bill. The
blanks were yet to be Oiled op, end if the Bill were
reed a second time that night, he would not bring on
the Committee before Friday.
Mr. HUME hoped the Right lloe. Gent. wield
lake Iste cossideration the ditties on hemp, which
were oppressive.
The Bill was then read • second time, end ordered
is ha committed on Friday.. The Lottery Bill was
lives read a second time, and ordered to be commit.
led ts.mor►ow.

The other Orders of the Day were then rl;sposed
of, and the Hoes, stijosrued et a Quarter past Oue
o'Clock.

ARTFUL lIIPOSTOR.—A female peeper at Whine
has been lately detected in the following wicked lee
positioo :—Sonse time since, in order to estort woes,
from an individual, she assumed the app•araeeeef
pregnancy, and aethslly swore herself with child by
him, who gave a bond of iodemnity to the perish.
To complete her nefarious scheme, she gradually tall
awed in size, and received for some months b. per
week from the parish, and lately Maser! to work at
10d. per illy, in consequence, she said, of her being
near her time ; 2,11.t!i ell that she was sore the shoul4
have twins. The suspicions of the Parish Officers
having, however, been recited, she was examined,
and safely delivered of a quantity of sacking.—(lialk
Ileral4l, June 12 )

Yesterday otorriing a bay, 11 yeses of lg., fell
from on board the Isabella, of Boston, lying neires-
ptr, near the Tower, sod was drowned.
London, England, 1819-04-27

To nit hDITUR or rot ST47'Es.ll.l.l'.

flta,—The account of the distre..e.l rett(l• n t of
Ito* poor manufacturers of Leeds, as p eitkhed in yo• r
Paper this afternoon, Ins milieu my Meant ra the pry
tole. A twithimier, who was in my eomploy
read the affecting history, otrwrred, eh I the only
cliemostances by whit Is bit anguish e• ukl b- ',sauced
at the recital wat,lLe rains hope that it ar.. 0,.,
Nor can it Ye so, if what the Carrier •INI',Co.
Nisi, ruse word of fruits, for it still moist., urea
that ire* is wending, and the menet afford, rivet
million of over*: imagine! ! !
Now, Sit, I do Om you were ',nth r.of t•
the proof of your rospect;re sto.i•s, ..t•te tore so
diametrically opposite t• each ether, mid that
server of you plays span the roblic ..t 1 poll.
lie happiness were devil with as y a tie•yrre.
Your's, lir.
Little Saguia, April ?ff. sal9. JOHN PULL.

AltullV Al. OF Tim
PERSIAN AMIGiN').AIPPR Ami raz

Doyen, Aram 135.—Anout three this aft ..... %
his Majesty's schooner Pioneer arrived in the 1i0.d.•
and very shortly after th • boat belorg;iig In the Ce.-
mots pot guinea her antler a mime. She btd on board
the Persian Ambassador and suite, who on landing
were greeted with another alms from she goes at
the heights. As the schooner had been seen for
same time before her %nisei, there was ao aw.etng
'concocts' of people astembled so the beach, awl the
!onset nature of t►e arrival ref tee or a d am pennies,
bobbed in silks and Nitwit, gbh diger' and long
boards, in no small degree attracted the atiot.ti of of
, the inhabitants, whose eu,insi'y bad been riised to
the highest pitch by the dlirfrPlit •eet•unts of the
besotrof the fair Circassian ; and bad not e colic!, insets
provided at the weter's edge, I much d-uht if his
Escetlienry and suite would hotel reached the inn si ilk-
not considerable didicall tr. Tile crowd followed to
Weight's lintel 110111) as fast es the carriage, it being
reported by 'nee that the fair female was in a meek,
under the habit of a male attendant, whilst others
stated that she wooid net be landed till the middle of
the eight. In about half an boar, however, after the
snivel of the first boat, a second best cane in.. the
harbour, sod lauded the Circassian beset, ! She
i was attended frees the schooner by la•as. Graham,
of the preventive artier, and two black eoluch..—
, She wee ittiltCfly fees, ; for the instals. oh • landed
she was pet iota a tea •h, which e snreyed her to lb*
' lan. She had on a hood, whirls cnvered the upper
part of her heed, and a large silk shawl screened the
tower part of her face, strict the nose, f one observe.
titan; therefor. her eyes. w! 'eh are truly bealitifel,
imd part of her forehead, arm the only putts of her
beatifies that could be teen. She is el the middle
stature, and swami ve►y int.rreeting. Her look
was limpid from ilium, ari•iug from a rough pee..
sag.. Site was condor:led 111 A bed-moos on reaching
the ion, bet ao else est allowed to attend her but
the oattechs.
London, England, 1819-04-27

POLICE.

liTsemw ■otmt.—Yeste►dsy Brown and Crow.
der, who stood charged *NA srealieht the Market of
Goodall, the gaud of the Old Fly Woventor roach,
on the worsting of she 30tb of March, from the bar
of tke Doll and Mouth Tap, conoaining bauk nerve,
hills, &e. belongiog t• the bank of Farley sod Co
and the Old Bonk at W•revster, valued broom..
Saud 0.0001. and 1001. worth of old silver, Whale
ing to Goodall, the guard, mere brosght op, *best
Mr. HAUNTS said, that nu revoker wside•ea bad
been amain's' spirit she the Prkeetre.
&own was discharged.

The LOAD MA TOR said to Crowder (Woo Arlie DM
WI the tap a few minutes before the roblteri), that he
was proved by the Peeeeciaters to commit him foe
trial, but be would remand him to Friday soil.
BolV•lTlßlT.—Saturday night, a shop window be
the Hausa' and Brenswick•enlerrado was broken,
and a quantity of lace and other seeable property,
to a grant event, wee stolen, with which the robbers
made their escape. Information of the rubbery egg
given to Salmon, belonging In this Olheii, who
traced out the robbers to be three bop, whom It.
took into custody, and brought to the OM* 'Met-
day, when, the charge beige sati.factotily proved
against them, they were committed for trial.
Wes. Prussia and Robert Halt, the tee men who
were apprehended a few nights since, on suspicion of
baying committed romal burglaries, liken imple.
musts of isciese-breakieg were felted open them,
were fully committed.
LAN BETII•ST ItEET.—Y•II4II,III, George Willietneen,
was brought before Sir DA MIIIL WILLIAMS. by Wise.
the constable, charged on suspicion of ett.ring forged
notes. purporting to be of the Bank of Faglasid.
Shaw stated, that the Prisoner and a bey named
Pocock (who was outside the oleo) WPre !feting, ha
consequence of a dispute they bad. After the quar.
rel was riser the Primmer weld sway, end Fog,igig
west to Hurdles, seedier constable, end Informed
him that the Prisoner was • common utterer of
forged notes, sod batman he (Pocock) refused to
pest any more, be began beating him. He also con.
ducted Harrison to different shops where he had sau
ceeded in pining thee. lie therefore detained Pocock
in order that he should appear.

The klagistrste desiiid Pocock le be ►resght
before Me. When he appeared ie the room he was
immediately kieotl6ed to bate passed a forged mote
at the shop of Mr. Hawley, a dssesemeovt, is
Whitechspel, which note was sew prodesed, cad
preyed eo he adored me.
The Magistrate immediately inikNit Petrick to be
placed at the tier with the Prisoner Williamson, whew
Po►ock said Williamson employed him to pass the
notes, and gave him sit shillings each for so doing.—..
They trete remsoded.
Matihiat Millings was also remanded fo► ettetiog
a forged one•pouttd Book of Etgiand note to Mrs.
Evan., who keeps a shoemaker's shop is White.
chapel.tuad.

BIRTH.
On the S'Oth of April, at Bede-woe. to the Wood of Jerry.
the laAy of Captain Le (Amcor, of theism lOW tegtoteat,of •
dumpier.
London, England, 1819-03-03

FINAL CLOVE Olt Tat POLL.
Total

3. C. Ilespeose, EM.
Hen. G. L►ra

fl. Foods, the pulse of public opinion, es far es
muds the 'mastic fortes', still isdloste en extwerbo.
tion. The Courier (thoesh sot the forerunner of
tither trails or baptisms) ssys, "The Stocks will be
feverish es long as 116. Secret Committee site on
Bank again." Dose time body smash' too mesh of
eidetic is its itself for • healthy esieleser, et dies it
bold its steed ep Ma seer the east et the disorder? The
malady Owlets r) appears to peruke very little of Use
iotermittentqoalhy, meets to prevail WNW,
end to cosines. It lithesome's{ opinion thee all the
pMiti•es 111 Wasiak-lase world be amble to re-
store the somphisast to dee wee's& spin, unless the
Fellows of that Corporedos (mid coovert the hen
es their motels late solid gold, sod ibroW oils of
this late t►e chests of the Beek Directors every two
boars, fir wee nets le awe 11 !

Lord CssrLsontammils costdoet most appear highly
inermaistont to tho Within pert of the Public, slow,
altboottit ►o imputes the shocking homes* of also to
dieress sod Dot to depravity, yet he proceeds in his
estraysgsnt career of lust too Jotted of economising
tAo rblic moorj.
London, England, 1819-03-03

AMENDMENT OF TUE CRIMINAL LAWS.

Sir J. MACINTOSII.-1, Mr Speaker, the ques-
tion, in reference to which I had the honoor to give
o notice early In the Scotian, relative to the /mood.
went of so much of Om Criminal Lew as relate' to
capital penishments, I shall trouble the lines, with
bet little preliminary matter, the sohject itself being
of that importance, and the Noble Lord himself last
night bevies established, beyond controversy, the
obsolete necessity of a revision of the Penal Code.—
It will ho•ever be necessary for me to addict some-
thing In the shape of precedent as to the proceedings
of the Howse in former moos of a reference of similar
sobjeats to Committees of the Mose. The first In
which I shall allode ie that in 1717, which appears
no the face °leer Journals, wherein a similar power
was delegated to a Committee of that day, to eneelre
into the state of the Criminal Lew. And 'here I bag
lease to observe, I Ovoid have immediately staled'
the grounds upon which ta• motto,. I am abbot to
make shield have recommended itself to the peculiar
notice of the limes', but for the acississimes and con.
cessions which last night were mad* relative to Mad
subject by the Noble Lord. Those atlesissions and
ceneossions hail, In a ettnelderable eating, .statrowed
the 'mood, of difference betweeo isle motion and
that of the Noble Lard, and so far sigiplified the
qaustion. Under these circumstaticee, bad It been
merely • qeestion betsteen the ttlsebie bird end my- I
self, hoe far the minute arrangement of the different
subjects of eimelry were likiff to effect the wood
objeet, the dietossinn woolti.dre attended with little
4.llscolry, at the several top would probably have
been dismissed in the abstract ) hot es those interests
mesa weighty and Important its tie eye of the lawyer.
plainent,lier, mimesis, and citizen of a free Mate
out inincstely concerned, it will be necessary that
should enter into the Investigation with a minute ra-
re/eery to the existing tsl and advert generally to
the psahhrbfeelitig, as will as that of even constitatetl
nothooettes on the subjelt. The question now be-
fell/rah, Mmtte ist which of the two its-des pro.
London, England, 1819-03-03

lowing Iteptiiriental Order his been in eonagae~e.
is.uon by Major Wilmott, Commanding the ::oral
iu the Deblin Dist. iet :
r:. 0.

Plnd•bri Are. fhb. 16.

" it hating appeared, that papers of a politics(
nature have been introduced into nesyal Artillery
Barracks, with the tie* of ;mining signatures of Noir-
commissioned Officers and so!•liers, th• Non-corm:B.s-
-stoned Officers and men sr* r-minded, that anyinter.
feteisee In matters of a political nature, is directly in
violation of their daty, and contrary to his Majesty's
espfeii orders.
" The Commanding Officer laments that me in.
stronieut of th. nature above shaded to, containing
the signatures of many Non-oommisaioned Officers
end soldiers, should be in the hands of those ;moon!
whom views it answers to swell the apparent numbs!
of their advocates; bathe feels at themes timflon.
winced, that the/ have been led into this act through
inadvertency, not intention. lie calls upon Non-
ennsmissioned Officers of companies, and Officers of
all ranks, as well as all Non-commissioned Officers
to guard against the introdaetlon into barracks of
any Paper which bears a political tendency, or giving
it their countenance or signature.
" Any deviation from the orders here contained
will be punished in the rust severe msoner.The Com-
manding Officer takes this opportunity of reminding
the men, THAT ATTEND ANCE ON ORANGE i.oocsas
II CONTRARY TO Ills MAJESTY'S ORDERS. AND itg
VICOS TO AT CAPTAINS Or TROOPS APO CORP.% NI .3
HILL, TO Tilt UTMOST OP THUS rowels, OH.
COUNTENANCE SUCH PRACTICE."
London, England, 1819-03-03

CATHOLIC QUESTIOM

It appears by the last Dahlia Papers that the
Orange Faction, or, the !woodlarks, as they are
now properly denominated, have been straining every
nese• to raise Antt•Catbolic feeling% and procure
Petitions against the repeal of the laws by •hirl( our
Catholic brethren are harassed and oppr•ss►il. Net
content with inviting the Orangemen is. stand to their
areas—not content with gearing every hut/. and
alley in the City for signets's% they base had the
audacity to apply to the garrison of Dublin—lbey
have attempted in the face of Abe Coestitution sod
the Lairs, In convert Oa Army of Ireleua into a
Political Association. They Lave trodden upon the
very heels of n,oH TalliaSOX l at all Weals, they hat.
'totaled the Act of 18113, and sohjogied ttivieselvas
to the punishment of the gibbet. A'!►d yet these men,
lobo would load the muskets of the soldiers for civil
war, hue the assurance to call themselves the blonde
of the Ge►ernment.
General White. the Commander of the District,
beria' in►estigated and ascertained the fact, the fol.
London, England, 1819-03-03

The crowd thee dispersed to the greatest order.

The followiog cord esplolnt tie ollotion of Mr.
Ilobhooso to the noutoatsl coed met of ki r. O'Brien :

No. ?I, Crirtea-itreet. , Strand, Feb. 97, 1819.
Mr. Dellis Wittiest entreats of close Klett on. to whose aps
plseatiou at the commeorement if the present contest hereplied,
• that it was am his lasenturn to tate any port in the protest
Election." sow to rose forward, and strenuously to 'appall
shit Nottoiesittie Grum* Lomb, who citrns. at all events, be
moistened of •:nr bostility to the British Constitution.
He begs to odd, that Be shell be b:ippy to see those Electors
who ore willing to oblige hiss, sib's own howe to breakfast, oti
Moeda, sad Tuesday, theist of Nardi, to proceed with
hies to the Poll, and :mitt In Riving a decisive blow is scurrility
—irdltios—and the mat oppressive 'pussy, soder the mask of
peeteaded freedem.
London, England, 1819-03-03

PROTESTANT PETITION.

The olferela wade by the lutoleranta hove acted at
are seppmed they would have done.•lt has inrreased
Ike sigoatares to the Protestant Petition for Erna*.
cipatioo, at lout far beyond the number sebscrihed
le 1814. There wets, yesterday, lie hundred names
where to this Petition than had been ever signed to
soy former Polities in die city for • like pupae.
London, England, 1819-03-03

To rms REIM or ras STATESMAN.

Sta,—l noticed an article in your Paper of see-
torah, to the fallowing effect :
The kart er A swat ha. rrenenamtv groeirA to the
Overseers ef Chalky, ahem* 40 arm of waste lame, for mlll-
- sad he ewe eurpleyarat to such of the peer d that
parish as are Aesthete or other weer.
Now, Mr. EDITOR, this person may have Weems.
looted by very generous motives indeed in the above
snot. I will not prnoure that ►e was cot actuated
by the very best and most benevolent motives; bet
thee a greater qoestinn seems to be involved here.
From whom did he derive the power of making such
a grant ? How coma the wooe land to be his? It
is mid, waste land. How can waste land belong to
',the Earl of ABLIWAVLNNY ? Is it not lk. property
of the nation ? I ant, respectfully,
I March 1, 1819. It.
London, England, 1819-12-25

PO t ICE.

rag Lim o tu•nidoyf, of (owse-street, gsolis-
linry-31u.ore, was yesterday brJught to, this other moos
the following extraordinary charge:—
Mr. Jose 7h Fountain, jun. of Warwick-lane, stated,
that on Tbursila). morning last, lie was sitting in the
counting-house, %Own the defotniant I-uteri-41, and in-
quired for 3lr. Fountain. 11 itness replied, that he was
that person, npiin which the defeinlatit instantly snapped
a pistol in his face. lie called fur help, and his father
immediately tat., in. A struggle ensued, and upon at-
tempting to take the pistol from him, he knocked the
books a:. 1 other tl.ings about the other, but was ulti-
mately- subdued, awl an otheer was scot fur.

The (Aver said, tlitt upon taking Mr. Lambley into
custody he expr.......1 great contrition for what he had
done, and was flr.it.• unable to assign a motive for his
conduct. know' nit his chara..er and address, he for-
bore, at the instance of the prosecutor, from locking
him up.
The defendant rei•eated that he had no motive for
what he hail dune, could he even guess by what feel-
ing be hail he:i impelled to the set. lie most sincerely
begged pardon of .sir. fountain and his father.
The Magistrate endeavoured to reroncile the parties,
hat was unable. The defendant therefore was ordered to
find bail.

liow-Svnatv.—The impor!ant range between 31emrs.
Makerace and darker the silversmiths, and th- Pawn-
brokers, came on to be heard again at this Mike, yes
terslay, before it. Hewitt, Esq. and several other Magis-
trates, when sf,er hearing Messrs. DINIIAN, Audmand
Animists% at great length, Mr. ISmug postponed the
dual consideration and decision to Tuesday nest.
London, England, 1819-12-25

Strl

Ustox-II tu..—Vesterday Caroline Tennant, a smart,
handsome girl. only 16 years of age. was fully commit-
ted from the. Oilier for haring obtained Kumla from seve-
ral tradesmen, tinder pretense that they had been ordered
by persons with whom she represented herself to have
lived an servant. The plans of this girl wets as various'
mime depredations were ennteroun. She nisi only took
cloth, articles of furniture, fice. bat she duo got fire
joints of meat from various butchers. hp the name of
gentlemen whom she knew dealt there. She obtained
a fine leg of pork from Mr. l'ollett's (the 31agistrate),
pork-butcher. under pretence that it was for the family,
and afterwards offered to sell it for a fewsbillings. Un-
derstanding that a house was to be let in Webber-row,
she went there, and negotiated with the landlord for the
same, passint herself off as a married woman ; her In-
tention was to have this house as a repository for con-
cealing the quantities of goods which she could get, as
her parents, who are honest people, would not connive
at her coodect.
RITILNISTI 11011111111116 iv WORKIV:A.
Richard Newt.. Meeks Owen, s$ Bnekinthare.
were remanded, the nest two charged with robbing their
1 masters, Mr. F. B. Bruin, a tensor, at , at
1 different times, to the amount of war liklerilla the
prisoner Buckingham stool charged with Ma dowdy.
receiving the same, knowing It to be stolen.

10724/111 0? SIX oatnattss.
Town HALL, SOUTRWAIII.-Nr. Clendon„ an 'palest
jeweller and goldsmith, in iligb-street, appeared yester-
day before Sir J. PAMIR. 110 answer the complaint of his
wife, who charged him with refusing to support her.
lies. Clendon stated, that her husband, wise possessed
at estate is the country, and storied on an eatessive bu-
siness in tows as a jeweller, hail at rarioas times ill-
used her. not eren allowing her the common necessaries
lef life; mid. so it wa4 their mutual wish to separate she
i hoped **worthy Alderman would cause her hal:tl
is allow Ur moss oddment sufficient to keep f
sod her two children With some degree of decency.
London, England, 1819-12-25

r toner on the brink of the grave, from drunken-
Ms-. iv, A:3 n. ;ruin disease.
'1 he bet.. re losi.v liee•hire of the 6sgttio. tOcrefsowt. soon
/ratan, •,a aniituele. Its spacious inflosnres, en
latch- teemins, alai tenants of every .clescnplion' now
NT.,su in present a void still more frightfid than its
'amber fullness. Universal silence pervaded thou end-1
arsos 4411.-ries, but a few days before re-erhoinF with the,
• i i :of 4.11 tilt of thousands of prisoner., fighting for an
i. h of ground on which to lay their aching !wadi
lord soothing any longer appeared that wore a Liman
slaw, except here and there so.-.e livid shoo.eton, which.
as if again cut op by the grave, slowly crept along the
ammi walls. When, however, the dire disease had
• vvotnreri all that conk] offer food to its voracity, it gra-
edaaly fell like the lame which has consumed its fuel 1
.41 last became extinct. What few miserable re•
10..0:5i of the former population of the await, had es.,
tate.i its fury, were again restored to the regular suffer-
.tspo of the place, suspended during the utmost height of
the desolation.

LAW INTELLIGENCE.

COURT OF CHANCERY, Mc. 21.
London, England, 1819-01-09

•r'IF• S rATEAMAN.

le Inc EDITOR OF rms St4TESII.IN.

Stn,—As the sis-vuted resident solvent of the
Garrey Institution, who, I have a stioog sospiciowa
endearoars to write sgeinsi meander my oleo old sig-
nature of A .11•alcutowt a or esintaTClicticitorisbes
'Obit all rhoultl Less, lirriuSt4 US," I
can hare no objection ; I newer in my life took plea-
sure in ehastisieg a helpless or unresisting ollender ;
411t1 vs I than have something to say respecting our
Wests Clark after the etnneeneement of nest Term,
I freely grant this Parbhioller a respite for tbe pre-
sent. 1 will, however, at patting, relate an atm-
, dote of myself which may amuse him. When I was
a boy, I was passionately fond of angling, bat when
I was se enlorky as to catch a Minnow, I uniformly
threw the nibbler into the stream again, comioleoisic it
a most errel practice to destroy a poor ass i ttt al, that
nelthes in its life our in its death could be of any
use, or do any Hwy, In me or to any one else. I
leave himself and his ffiesol. to make the a pplicatiout.
No more Latin. Petting the plagiarism of my name
again set of his remelt, I bubscribe myt.rlf
A VIII I.N I) TO 1.1141• Ill V.
AND PANISIIIOALIt OF CHM lar
Jan. 7. 11rI6.

P.S. With respect in the present, Jutiusos ss)s,l
" It is as elliptical ono vision fur the present time,"
he gives no iostarsee iu which it can be otherness,
used ; consequently it must always he incorrect
when time is sot understood. 1 only filled up the
Utast blunderingly left by the author, with the
word that I thought best adapted to make sense—
so muc► for the authority of LorsocaY bluanuirs
and the beolding.school Infidel' of the Betty.
would recommend a most useful sod profound work
Ito the notice of this Gentleman and his friends,
which is also rest' cheap, and adapted to the meanest
gratify,—l anode to Mr. Loses/ft hagfish
Grammar.
London, England, 1819-01-09

CHAMBER OF DEPUTIF.S.J•n. 4.

The Order of the day having been read, M. Du.
wzizzrt,in a long speech, addressed the Chamber on
the premises proceediegs adopted with regard to the
admission sod ezaminatioe of Petitions. He espy.
tilted at coeslderable length upon the necessity of '
divesting a right so valuable to the nation, M all ob.
Modes end profit preliminaries, and of conciliating'
peblicconlidence, by guarding with j-itiousy that ac.
rem of the People to the Throne, which was con-
secreted by the Charter. He concluded by sub-
witting a series of Articles in lieu of those already
'silting, to the following effect :
&sty Member to have the right to present and
recommend a Petition to the Chamber, after having
registered the same twenty-fear hours, without pre-
jedice to the right of every Citizen to address the
Chamber directly.
That a Petition thus presented should be immedi.
ately referred to a Committee of nine Members, to
be appointed monthly; the Commission to report to
the Chamber, at !test once a week, the Petitions
which may have bees sent to them. When a Peti-
tion shall have been discussed, and its reference to
the proper authority ordered, the Chamber to arid
to this order a request, that the result may be com-
municated to it, when thy Petition relates to a re-
fusal of jostle, or arbitrary imprisonment.
After a speech In opposition from M. BtAtteuAnt
DE BIILLCUL, who stated that the regulations pin.
Posed tended to intrade opeo the duties of Ministers,
to impose labeate epos them, out!, finally, to trans..