The Statesman.
London, England, 1814-11-09 00:00:00

scarred ti the appoinut...... _.
tt-year, and .then ;comported lc wile -......_
Madrid, which is one of lie Ilirst'liiii.. '11;lre!",
niters prepared to lay ontlittsile:the bciimieaffiz-
ed to Mr. Sydenhool's eipee'oll;ll` they Mit,
'would show that there was:di feattin why
shotild be enlarged, t that Gentiettielt
Confine himself witbk. 5,0001. a-year. _.
Chancellor of the tschOquer ezpialia
OW'
this, because he hid to n
his attention to lithe'
the explanation reqk he
should consider the
rageous jobs ever entered
been in thekabit priestly%
said that we otzglit to consider
'at listing *all; one halt to -
'eider himself well of
`been thought of as
ties would hue been
present espence.
Mr. WRITBILEA,
explained. '. .
Mr. A: IlfAitilett i
which had tioceeisisely
,folio bid made the greatest
-borresponding sacrifices, (
its result. The Emperor .
his capital; set prisoners
ponces on those who
&eased a spirit of
this country no benefit
termination of host
matt in tasation, at
Speech from the Tai
war, which het:Gild ,
as an excuse fot taxati
'duct of the - war, rev
'perhaps she had no
ostilities at York _
stated that night, might object: to else making the
Chesapeake a rendezvous for tifbamet "ewes to; be
let loose itgaln in order to COriktaillbilt barbaritift.
Oar maritime' disasters gm* so &Wring, that if the
1. nierconientedito Osmitirret thaeslicondect of Ilse
' ratty, he Could belyzay tbetklvroold he dti-
: ' - any 'thing bat tisnalbitlag '..tite--feelings of tide
. 4:,;.,AS to the grettitts-of war, notwithstaotiln4
: was tree to owe, under the present aspect of thsii
to
zlioestion that, the repeal of the Orders in Coosa*
had placed America in the predicament of an aggittik
sor.—[ffear, hear, hear !]-6-11e had never sines
defended the 'conduct of the American Govern-
ment, as • the-Howse iaight recollect; but Mill be
thought that its: commissioners were not tsespipte
they tequirddlii halo been. • America first (Ail*
negociate Weigh themadfatiee of Rossi*, and wiles
this was refused, it wee, neat offered to treat directly
with us,' yet this propoist was also rejected, the
Cernmiisioners being kept two year, in suspence,
end without the medium of obtaining their object.—
While Ivo viewed the war as hopeless in itself, still
• kit Would -- suppiwt4t an the ground of - -
time-. if 1 adiesteen
end,
tonc
the

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march, of the Prussian army, un. now, in part, before the public. The limns.
Brans Wick into Holland in 178?. GENT opened the Session yesterday .in renia47.
Speech, to which we refer, and o* 'which oiti:
ring a knowledge of these traps-
our btillis -- Dutchtets week!, Cabinet, so in all "lea deal of discussion took piney, a pretty amigo' rip&
1 '..
Power
. of which we dare also given, but no Amen#ate -,-.'
s.
it time, moved in either TlOnse. , '-•'J'
supremacy of j The Speech, as we stated yesterday,.:,4'
'of the war, ' nhielly to the wur with America. It mitered* es
against assertion that it " originated in the most an . '
nut" ex-
II
aggression on the part of the United Static. '
b •
Ile hald i 1 I
alludes; n a considerable degree, to the Mimi
goodrae the last campaign. Whether these events,
that in a laitogether, afford quite SQ much ground for staff
salmi ! tion as the Speech displays, any one who j
ivitleOsnif the with a cool heed, from what has yet been lakiii„'
Ith the .
. Town, afore the Public, will be able, without 'mach '
say. ' The Negociations at Ghosc'.
a
w..7l:ti isligtki:e- lstit°antedi to
to be • continue— 46 The success of
inortification 1 however,". says, the Speech, " most , • s'-:
'from Spain; •-y disposition being met with correspond, 7 -
rom their es. ! thoomo . ....
nuts part of the enemy!'
,e should be i . ..,,,,1
grounsiis.. otoirever, On :Which we are (.7'.
~....„
last Americao ;
of British .1 peceAlliititis;are not stated, and as to the '' -
Ineat. The lof the' war,, for aught that the Speech saytt '"'
and cook- Lavii.eanignalls, in -the dark as ever. If .
- reputation tints are changed, ought not this to Way,
erdiaand. The tesidini Oar trade'* and seceder' ear
brave as any ip ~ _
~ ~, •I ' ~,• . - : • • .- - $
ifferent epochs,. vantages, '445i 11011!!..,9111,. !IP,. Ng ible .voiy '
of Asseriel.-7 :dime -in . ,rarineavos. . peOsi we most
ii by declaring -pared tioest,a tarvimiOntiftere in the course of -.i'
letteenece of the eftiainifisheossidiberhaPitfor Watoreyears te
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We did noteiptes idea! Information on the
of the Congtth.-ititlinprii and we have net ,
disappointed. 'The !Wing op 'of the war sp,
the European Continent. bi :indeed notkediliet4
r war is merely to be tranefeesed from one Conduit
Ito .another, shed- the saris •bettitens remain mill,
:people,; said the same • citsaalltfof blood is .
to 04,4 1f:. *setters [Miele, -ei tr."' cSriceru os
obnnelboiethek settle the long arrears among' tig,
on the-ola theatre. What will tranquillity these/rip
elfy to us If' we .are not So have tranquil Marini
with those with Own kis inset ler interest to p 0
serve terms of -amity ? '
. , •ar
' '' aut instead of presuming at present to 0H,.• :
.• - .
kinerhe„of our eve noon these mew import .
pia, we ought rather to direct attention to the
servations of our Representatives. The space siiis
1 we have reserved for oarsetritek,will nein allow est*
analise even the speeches *oflhe atter- speaker. i
We look in vain to the Ministerial side of 'ffo
' Rouse for a disclosure of the means and poi
' bability of continuing this horrid war oak
•Atnerica after hostilities hare -ceased in. Esrey',
,where we thought the cause of linear trouble; tot
•va ebbed befere the most hyave and beneficent of Sorb.
•
, reigns,
,cerifol only of iheir people's happiness sad
.11 righla—Aita Inmates* it eeems, lives again on aht
rostdertheatreofaesiastoinidwe must wail tilt Mond/
-went (no distant • period, thank Heaven t) sibtr,ate..
lettsirrirmtrifiltretell es-by what menus (the.eostl•
nnantieot thelissperty and war taxes, no dos 11).
we *II to accomplish the complete overthrol'
all oar enemies. Ranged ,on- the . side of the bmt
interests of humanity, the advocateof his countrie
honour and independence in all situations, and tie'
Well-judging friend of Peace, Mr. WHITBREAD ID
Lready at his post, to afford to his country the bandit
of his matchless elitists at the outset of the Patti-
seetary campaign ; and assuredly his review of pig).
.lie affairs is most masterly, and. evinces the endelf-
ened Statesman and the Patriot in much as any sped
' we have ever heard made by this hittylisitlislisensfor.
Mr. W. is of opinion that the war with Ainslie&
and ought to have been avoided if Ministers hselacterlit
they should have done. Those who karat therSesehi-
house at Washington, and hid . Alenadriadmair
contribution receive .et isattigyrke from 14.1,1 i;
and the misconduct of este *Adeitralty ; the divisioa
of Sasony •and Poland by the Allied Sovereigns;
the 'still more Bonspartean step of dressing up thi
Panics Runner in the silly garb of King of Hasa
vett, there being no annexatkin of ferrite:oi
confessed by the CNANCILLOit of the Lacs . i
and the oppressions and injustice of the Spa
vernment, are not overlooked by this d
patriot. The Mornings Papers, we observe, do set
justice to that able spokesman on the same side:
G. HEATIIcOTR ; we have given u much of the
At:if:sac Baronet's eiteelleuf *obserlatiefic•lll-.110"
limits will permit.
Avery weak defence, We perceive, Is madeibife
Csestincr'sjols, which is placed by Mr. Weririkess,
and Mn 1!x sexasio ifs:trait litre? as a ~tendstoci:
and, to the country, ninetiessary, trktr-4110000,!!
transaction. Ou the Whole, Minleteeft Seip.ta Ow
considerable difficoite. 1p guaking ,out -any thing HI.

feasible defamer *sir proceedissis: • -
The arrivals froes Ihe 'Citntlise44l6l-da y tenets!!!
borne German Papert.r The qatt:i.krticle worttlyl4
Iptation, is a view of the camposittgn of the VP
*eat Legislature of France, given in "the .Az gsilln
Ultiversal Gasette, which we shal insett Abriloff°4l6

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flOsti-Excwilsos,
tirittetibutdaatly sem),
but few buyers at Maitttliiimoinint rti#ditetvik
.heavy, yet that of iflne°4l46oMe'supporft Meadayk
prices ; there is not thd.lifistithetiond fat the intend/
descriptions, whieh contitthollidiatern: Tina Bat
'y met reedy sale, audit fihr.as Ides hi ion 11110,017'
Oats go of slowly, at a eedOcticik °fold.' per
to other articles there" ° •

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