The Statesman.
London, England, 1819-01-14 00:00:00

TIIE sTATESMA?4

Altaic*, end other situations on the plaits the f•ot
of she nmenteise, The centre of these eanloommits
will be Temblegue, end.% detachment of Royal Cata•
bissiers bee been diepetcbed there. It lioovioes"that
the Government feels consideribly alermed,itromol
especially es these luseditti hare greatly locreated
.within the lest month. The gluiest Arent ivl ob.
served by the Mieistry regarding theta disorders ; and
it is not nut to welts% to what extent *sr prevail.
leg reports ire or are nor, eseggesate.i.
It is said that the Coed of Rio Janeiro has termed
to give up Monte Video, coal restltetion is made of
Olireese sod other Centime which formerly belonged
to Portugal.
Many remelt laden with wheat have arrived st
GNPs, frees the coast of Africa ; their cargoes are
to form pert of the provisions for the Espedition to'
Chili. We ate assured that the vessels of war whiCh.
ere to convoy the sisnament are neatly equipped:
and transports are entering the harbeer frees alt
quarters. If, wMtt be mires in America. coiscilia.
lion is unavailing, Count Abisbel is to carry the war
to the elitists estternity. It is said that the Wavers.'
mint intends to roles its seierity towards the prittpii'
its in the fortress Of Ch e. A general seseoety,
sad the real of ell Spluterds who hove takes shelter
ie foreign eoentries, Is sten talked of. How far it
will be efectual, it yet to be men. The police
officers motioned to the pesties.of the Pyrenees, hate
seised, within a few days, s number of foreign
papers and pamphlets, proscribed by she
which wets ottempted to be introdeeed into Spain.—
They were met imesediately to tbeCresid Inquisitor
at Madrid.
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QT AT ESN A 24 NEWSPAPER.—TN entire
•-/ COPT•RIONT of Ms' leareoatilisterd sod valaable
railltrittarail is to be SOLD by PRIVATE CONTRACT.
vootaira peapplat., waled up. sad addressed to Mr. Witham
W&. Na. 110..roessilamplon-baildiso3., tbatotery-lorse, will be
roctioed fog Hi Patriotic, no sr before 1% LONE/MAY, Ilse
Wilt harry..
Tot Typo ad Printing Ilaierials to be takes at a fair
valuation. •
Abs. to be disroed of in the...ate manner, and by the awe
period, TIIE CONSTITUTION. Slits DAI PAPER.

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eekrchtle ; if ont propeeltlett whainow,
lot the Oesecr of this Motsvi be scorned god
abandoned. Bet it is not only tree that the Slferiss-
MIN has done this. It is the tele DAILY JOOlllllAt.
in the Metropolis which has done to. We are not
called upon to go hoe any harsh scrutiny ; hot we
leave the fact to be declared, as it will be found to
stand upon the Columns of all ether Journals.—
The asst consideration we shall offer Is, that the
letATlt of PUBLIC OPINION IS pecelierhy it for the
sn amen.' wrung* of a Journal that edentates the
C•pag and the MONTS of the Peon.c. Scarcely any
owe is Rom to be fiend who does nut understand
NeT•s• M
RIGHT';
TRIIGUTS; aRa no one an be fouls' who scouts
them, II rue who have lived by their tapress
sib:Wien. • Ile who knows any thing of the human
mind knows, that human affairs are•to be taken r 1
lieffirra of the•tide, 10.1riad on to just so cccccc
lair
are to be abandoned to soca:sire •rand eke-
nal shallows. If oho Friends *of •tise. Perang'S
RIGIITS will sleep o'er the greet turtiorit antt pro.
position, they Mast perish; and the People must
perish with them. Beside the very favurreble state'
of the Puhtic mind generally, there are favoursble
omens in the disposition and feeling in which Paz-
LIASIE.AT will meet. There is no doubt that a very
large Molorhy are now convinced that ewbstenfral
Reform oast cense. or that they mast go. end the
whole AM.TOCRALT of the cavalry, with them.—
'Their .le/operas., ;memos must be sacrificed by
theasselres, or they most eventually destroy all their
permanent achish.eges in society. The As Anoti•vs,
who heretnfure feared the People, now fear lit RE.
avvrs .bat 5. ay sod sill spring from the ARviss of
theAr:wrouracv• They begin tosay—" HOLD!! AIM
go oith Cu further!'—Bet this state of things-
militia the PARLIAMENT Houses most be improved,
in order to carry on any desirable Reform : and it•
can only be improved, it can only be maintained, by
the Voice of the None, whence it did otiglnate.
All these considerations urge a support of a Free
Press, and of Fete SOULS who cannot be intimidated
in the exercise of it. But if any of these higher canal-
derstions existed in a lets degree then they do,. claim
upon the Pion.t sod the PEOPLE's Foretres does
still exist in behalf of the late Mr. Lovci.L. Ile was
the unquestioned SACRIFICE of their cause! We
shook' mock per Readers if we retraced the history
of his sufferings, in order to render that preposialAlL
more clear thee it is already. Hot the thing, is
to be kept in mind daily ; and GRATITUDE tied
Justice ought never to sleep over it one hone. 'M
Mr. Lovett. could 'peek from the grate, le,
which we saw him entombed, we know he witted
say—" Cite sopped to that Face NFU
which I was one humble instremeat of main.
lamming among you: if you forget me, do sot
neglect that.".---le was his first and dearest
purpose to mokstain that ; and let nor gratitude row
ply, " Yes, that wish shall be felfilled." ills 'widow
and kis children have sine a deem, es we have led.
mated, upon the (otiosity ; that is, upon ALL the
BETTER PART of the couture. Let them be aided
through the best means gaited to the whole aim of
his labelers, through the SUCCITI and PROSPIRITT of
the SrarLIAI AN. SO will yea, in a twofold soo-
ner, repay him for all be did for you.—lt females to
be stated by us, that the STATICSIIAIO will Centimes to
be conducted nn the principles upon which we have
now laid claim to the Public Support; and that we
wish this alone to deemed the bend of our salon
with its Friends. With thews, we will watch the
footsteps of the enemies of the People ; and
with them we will protect the proceedings
of the People's Friends. We wish them to consider'
TIIIS PRIM as the medium through which we may
ALL tonjoie oar labours for the public good. And
we have to request that the very estimable Cones.;
seovourva, who have long adorned sod strengritened
the Columns of the St4ricaltas, will continue their
very important aid. They have, hitherto, foetid the
pages of tgis Paper open to their salutary thoughts
and wishes. Let them be assured those pages will
ever cheerfully give expression to all such feelings as
theirs. Arid may webeperosisted also tohatpe, that-the
Reeder, of the Paper wills sae and all, joie in rei'iitig.
op two Frieedi to it:• let them, its towns, is CIL'
!ages, in their clubs, and in all their private and
social assemblages, god to enlist itvw Friend
here and these for it, until it shall alto the Poetic
Voice is awry plate where men are seas! We have
a ceofidengs that each will be the rase; and leave
this, without fur, in the herniate which we have thus
placed It.
To the AD•SILTISING Femme of the Srarev.
NAN we retort, oar SOIDMIP thanks. They base, of
late, much increased; sod we bare reison to trust,
that an increased Circulation of the Paper will give
them reason to know that the medium of its Columns
Is es eligible a mode as any they can fitsd for their
Addresses to the Public.

The intelligence received at Lloyd's this morning
far front being of a pleasing character. The late
gales haws done considerable damage at sea. and the
hurricanes hove been still more destructive to the
estates in the West Indies. The plague, it a yesrs,
is rsging with great violence at Tanis. The follow.
ing are est/acts of letters received this mooning:—
PLAGUE AT TUAIs.
Extract of a Lotter from the Agent to I.losd's,
dated Malta, Dec. 15, 1818:—`t I have to advise
you of the arrival hero, ou Ibe lOth instant, of a yes.
sel from Tanis, coder Nespolitatt colours, called the