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The Statesman.
London, England, 1819-08-07

'nip. STATESMAN.

aul a cisy.knife, wed iellieted a slight ground atom
her left breast. The bustwaliii then left her, and ye.
fettled home again about throe in the morning.—No-
thing was sppliod In her wound : 110 surgical, aid was
called in, and when she saw a Sargent' two days if.
reessgeil.,, he thought the injury in slight as ti. re.
Ignite none of his assistance. It ass stated, by the
witness Norton, that be had reason to suspect that
this wife was unfaithful to het husband's boll, and be,
sine• that he did net see any 'bound inflicted.
The Learned Baron, doubting whether by could
, to:amine the wife as • witness to seppurt the indict.
Im►et, touferr►d with Mr. Jestice Park, wyn bring of
opinion that she might he ysamiorti, she was accord-
. high. pat into the ellnessi.tion.
After undergoing a strict Yxsmination by the
Learned Judge, ►he pr kited and contradicted
herself in sneers, puttseolsrs. She was also centre-
dieted in part of her statement by the jailor. From
the shot* tessour of bet evidence, it appeared that
she had instituted this proceeding in consequence
of repeated acts of ill *sage, in coder to get chi of
her husband.

T hi. Law al JUDGE *eked the lay, 'shah'', ef-
ter the &coronas' of the principal slums, they
could come to a ',solution of convicting the

tb. Jury instantly found the P. ironer Not
The following Prirnners were tried in oho enunenl
the day lnd received sentence ofilesi : —John Wood.
gate for horns-stealing; Juba tirancer, tut haggler, ;
Carr, for berths', iu tho dry-time; Joseph Thorp John
atitl liens. Davit, for the like (Pesci.; and Juhn
.ll•Pktrson, fur %totaling in r dorlling-hoese.

ENNIS ASSIZES (IRELAND). Jlll.ll' it

VIE ZINO W. 11£11. SUROUISH, t.Q. A 311) JOUN

II AGM ATU.

This was an ex ofireb information filed by the
Att.rn•y•Genersi against the D-feutlants. for con.
risking, with others unknonts, to ttess.port a woman
of the name of Judith I.)neby, in America. There
was a second count for ao assault and false impri-
sonment.

It appeared by the evidenee of the said Judith
f.yneby and her father, a eery pont man, living at
Clare&ld, in this minty, that the Defendant, 80.
rough, • Magistrate of ibis county, and the other
Defendant, his tenant and steward, came to Lynrhy'a
hong., at Clareield, on the 17th August last, took
•way the women, and on pretence of bringing her
before Major Warburton, the Saperintendent Ma-
gistrate at !Utast', put her into a boat, and
rowed towards, and actually put her on board of a
re••rl then ender rnil, with pes-engers for America ;
that she was actually taken to America, and brought
hark by order, and at the @spruce of Government.

For-the Defendants, throe witnesses were pro.
deem), who swore, that Judith Lynch, went off •itli
'ter own free will in better herself; and one of them
swore that Judith Lynch, had been contemplating a
va)aue to America far upwards of a veer, and that
she was trying to prevail with the 'liana (another
(smile) to srcompaity her.
The Jet'', after a short deliberstioa, Limed the
Wrodsots Guilty upon both counts io the Were'.
tioo.
London, England, 1819-02-09

barely ovitiost lo support mimosa Who wield

lieve that millions of eel fellerw.sehiests, instead of
legating is affluence, are pinieg in misery? 10Wbe
would believe, that ;netted of abeodanee, witiebeep.
mess as its eansequeoca, that the prices of the neva&
aeries of life are still leordiestely deer ? Who would
believe, that year after your, the sane farce of "pre-
ease le pay eels, and merest le paper," is played
le the Legislature to the adrentege of the Dank, end
the injury of the People? Who would believe, that
in a etteetry, " in a loariviting conditios," gold is
°ever sees in postal circulation, end silver is with
difficulty *Metaled ? le short, who would believe
thet by the eseeeetitetheeel eeonezioe of the Go.
mental with the Bask that both are tee the eve
of bankraptey ? New for the eireemstential proof
(mad eircetestseceu never tonnes), whether what the
blielater has tittered Is the ilellpeof Commons be tray
or what we sew assert be false, we will conclude
with one word which coestituted the motto of the peel
Sir Centeternea Waste, Red which briefly and etn.
phetteelly Illustrated his skill in ream the teat.
febrie—St. Church. Ueda. his sale as the
architect, stands the word
ClecUmaPtck,
erialeesortioa and oar deuipis we r
t LOOK ALL AILOITAD. ,
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London, England, 1819-08-31

To rns EDIMR ?r ruz I+7'.47ESM4N.

5111,—Scrine the woe of a Reverend Fern-7411
conspicuously mentioned in the arcount of the recent
transactions et Merchirster, on which ncession it is
dllSealt to determine whether the owed of applause
he more j.•tty dee to the judgment and humanity of
Ars Civil Miaistraie, oho treated a riot for the per-
pose of pre:ervine the peace, or No the valour of the
hell ruilitary Yeumsn, who bottled up his cower
ill it. his country had teat enemies to poor it out con
some, on defenceless women and children ; I should
'Fish to be informed, through some of your Menthes.
ter Correspondents, whether there be any identity
between the modal(' riot acting Magistrate and a
Reverend Gentlemen of the amt name, of oho■ the
following anecdote was tortantly 'slated in that town
some 20 or 2 years ago

" It was at that period the penile' of the Con.
s'iteted Authorities of the lowa to make nightly
oolitic's, sod visit such blouses as they +pilloried to be
diaaiderly and of iii fame, lot the purpose of sppre.
bending the persons they might and in them. Oa
Irmo rf Iliear ecrasione, after enteriog a bootee( the
litter descriptioe with a noise sufficient to disturb its
lemates, they proceeded to ezatnioe the tipper stories,
sad on entering one of the epirtments, were struck
with the 'Hesitance of a Clore in black, in the at.
diode of prayer, by the bedside of a ?none woman;
wit* his band to the Intruders, the ligotta on his
knees rocpieste.l them instantly to depart, and not
disturb the 'aspiring egoroan of sane to whom he was at
that moment administeting the last consolstions of te.
liaino ; impressed with the solemnity of the seen,, the
constsbles w ere in theict of la ithdrs wing. when aheeye
of on. of them happened to be might by lbe urea.
tinniest sight of a naked toe, maliciously protredingita
self beyond the skirt of the reverend want!. ; sai-
-1 phials tieing awakened by this discovery, further in.
testi/vice took place, which (the garment appear.
ing to be ,it.. cloak of nakeduseva) forthwith produced
the tudiloti convilescence of the trephine donor, sod
the full reposers of the saintly consoler."
I remain, yoet's, &c.
Was witkAirp, Aug. 2i. Q—.
London, England, 1819-08-09

resit spaaiak nation, hove gone on building spa hat.
vier of brain between him and the People—that
Same heroic People, who through the medians of
their Reprettent•tivea, were pleased to aeknooladia
Aiw as • Constitutional King. hut slot as an Also.
let. Monarch; and since he himself hes broken our
maths, as artless!! the bends which visited him to the
Illation, it is clear that he has dethroned hisoaelf.
" Spaniard% ! its the face of God and lite whole
universe we proclaim that Perslittat.d is a Tyrant and
Usurper. You ore therefore relieved from your oho-
dirtier to him, by every law, human and diviisr.—ln
artier in PM our reentry, it isioili•pettsible that you
Mould immediate'', since he has forfeited his own
wand, assemble general end esiraeredissary Coutes,
in conformity to the Constitution. All the brae,
fasthful to their oaths, sill aid in the
noble aseps you lake to redeem the just and rational
liberty of the Spanish People. Mane of (item h 'VP
already jlined my Constitutional Uariainn, anal the
banners 91 their country, ahandoniug those of a ly-
lent in Port S'. Mary's, and preferring Whet Its
ight for the rests:ahliahment of the Constitution hi
their own cavalry, than to stain their swords with
the blued of their companions and brethren its
America. IVir declare to he a traitor to his country
wetly Spaniard, of whatsoever class or eonilninsi he
may be, who by word, waiting, or armed furry, may
attempt to impede she election and assiontditig the
Cortes. If in ten or twelve points of he Penititela
sa many constitutional champions like myself should
rise up, for the purpose of re-estahliabing the liar.
of mar ancestors, which a thenkless King has per.
firlionsly trampled In the ground, do nut doubt it
Spain null be saved from all the horrors of anarchy.
sail will tt r for ever her august Cortes, and hin
hely Constitution. In the same of our how'', is
granted the rank of officer in every ~.jeans who
may enlist under our banners, or ender those a.f any
other of the Cosatihtional Champions of the 1'...
ninsula ; and two additional grade. to the officer,
(from Brigadiers downwards) oho may Ply to the
succour of their reentry its the divisions of Ike Co-
nstitutional !hops.
" Spaniards! Where is the man who does not pre-
fer bonnet end liheaty to the infamous yoke that
weighs duwo with ignominy the slaves of Forilinasid ?
Valuer, onion. and constancy, in times of dactyl!),
made you invismible. and crowned pier heroic heads
wish wimp's, when fighejog agsiost the 111111411 of the
must proud of conquerors—the same +hose feet the
tlfeminete captive of %%they cowardly kissed. Va•
lour, onion, and constancy sill again make the em.
pile of the law and the cause of firedum appear tii•
arephasit in the whole of the 'stood's! ',glows of the
Spanish Monarchy. _ _
London, England, 1819-08-09

KES7' ASSIZRS, Ar a. 8.

Henry tangridge was indicted for the wilful our-
der of Richard Sea, at Petsworth, by gisiog his
divers mortal wounds, bruises, and contusions en
the head, with a bledgeon, of no value, en the Ist
of Feb. 1813, of which wounds, &c. he lappished
won the 7th of Feb. and died. _ . ..

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This case etched great interest, from the peculiar
circumstances and the lateness of the period at which
the Prisoner was brought to justice after the commis.
lion of his offence. At en estly boar the Court was
filled with spectators; and, motwithstending the care
of the officers, the pressure of the crowd was intros,
during the whole trial.
Mr. Asoirmos, in a most able and eloquent ad-
dress to the Jury, opened the ease against the Pri.
sorer, and entered into a luminous and learned es-
position of the law, applying it with his meal lege-
nvity to the facts he shoold have to ley before them
in evidence. The following is a abort outline of the
i case:—
On the Ist of February, 1813, the deceased, a re-
spectable farmer, was returning home to his house
about seven in the evening, when be stumbled I. his
Path over a bundle of sticks which bed We placed
there by the Prisoner, a !shooting man, who had
worked with the deceased for about a year end a half,
and had been dismissed about six months before, for
improper coodect. Upon recovering his feat, he
cried out, " Who is there?" and was answered by
the Prisoner, who was then cutting a stick in a hol-
low close at band. The deceased remonstrated with
. him for laying his sticks in the public footpath. dome
altercation ensued, and the d d reproached the
1 Prisoner with having stolen some of his hop-poles,
and having struck him a slight blow with a hazel
stick, the Prisoner fell upon him with the bundle bat
(a thick stick) upon which he curried his wicks, end
knocked Elm down, repeating his blows whilst down.
Ile then told his sow, sled then shout seven years old,
who was with him to go home, for he (the Prisoner)
melt stay anti kill the deceased, or else he (the de-
ceased weeld transport him.) Th. Prisoner then re-
turned 'a the deceased, and after beating him most
unmercifully, left him for dead: after which be re.
turned hose. The deceased lay the whole eight Wee!.
London, England, 1819-06-07

PO L ICE.

CUIIDUALL—Frid47 us information siphon 7:
Cotteren, pea tihruker, of Slioe.irise, in the pars of
St. Bride, for tsarina chafed more interest tb .11 he
Was entitled to by Act of Parliament, came on t•. Is*
beard before Mr. Alderman &HOLLY sad Me. Alder—
man ROTIIIVELL.

IVILLIAIAS, a Solicitor, attrndrd for this Dv.
fondant, sod took an ohjectioo In the information, as
it stated that the Defendant lived in the parish of St.
Bride, when, in fact, there was no such !wish.
Mr. Alderman Scnot.sv observed, he shoot.' be
s iffy to be obliged to quash the inforwatioo on saris
an of jection; fur every person knew there was inch
a place as Shoe.lane.

Mr. Wit.t.t %us said, it wits his duty to submit to
the derision of the Magistrates; bet if a conviction
took place on the information as it then stool, it
could not be drawn op; as the poor of the ;wish
II hers the offence was committed were entitled to a
propo►tion of the penalty, and the conviction must
he drawn up in the strict letter of the information,
and there was no mach ;wish •s tit. Bride,. It was
St. Bridget, otherwise Al Brill,.
Alderman SCHOLIA' %sill, on confht•ratinn, he truer
That the t bjection ass fatal to the infouposi.m, and
he ass sorry for it ; therefore it was his duty to
quash it.

The informant said, be was determined to file en.
injeratstion.
If AlrOY GAIML74 1110%1 Field use re.
mindod, aarged with s paling 1181. so Bisk notes,
from Elizabeth, the wife of .1. Percival, II I/11i itUe.
...miler, in Wheeler-street, Spital.iields, which semi
she had unknown to her husband, and wsieh she as
ishind to her 'unifier (rt. Saliten-hili, when she le.l
iota coo piny II jib the Pri•oher.
London, England, 1819-06-07

FRENCH PAPERS.

ISOM T 111: COMITITUTIOWWTL
PARIS, Suns 3 —By the decision of his Majesty,
dated May 26, 453 captains, lieutenants, and sob.
liertenonts, on half.pay, have been named for M.
plojmeots, according to their 'link, In the depart.
mental legions. It is remarked, that the Pt-joie of
Law ippon the ascounts, adopted by the Chambe► of
Depoties, with their Very important amendments,
has sot yet Mien submitted by the Ministers to tbo
Chamber of Peers; although the Session draws to a
close, and the Chamber of Pets bolds no more sit-
tings, it has oot even been hinted to them.

The Correvontlent of the Thor: directs hit last
letter allow *wisely against the Liberassx; thn OOP
Woes that was against the Ultras. The Ministers,
my, be, find ilienweirns eapneed to thei fire of all tlia
mirth% list they halo in their favour obit politic
fanctinna►ie•, whom they name, um Moniterr, which
they direct, sad she Journal de Paris, which they
maintain.

The Correspondent of the Times pretends. that the
Millen,* is shoot to dissolve. I'lms Conservefeor
says so, and Ministers would require no better. Brt
it is not less certain that the Minerva preserves the
same authors and the same spirit, and that it has
uniformly the same softest. It is with eqeal sera.
city, that the Correspondent, who is not Ministerial,
(as he assorts es) speaks of pretended dishiness
among the opposition. Ile does not miss so sensible
lan occasion of aspersiog M. Chasselin, (a trootile-
some delegate fur the Ministry, if ever he was such,)
sod several respectable Members, who are not fre-
quently seen at iho Ministerial blnquets. " M. de Ls-
layette atad M.d'Arienson," adds 'be courteous au-
thor. "keep silence." It is not their brit.. In speak•
iog It is necessary to be beard ; and when discussion
is closed almost as soon as it commences, it is better
le be caw, whatever desire one may have for a
heating. M. M. de I.sfe>•ette sad d'Anterisou re-
quired a hearing on the 17th of May In vain.
". A central Committee," penises the Corers.
spondent. " is already discussing the merits of the
Candidates proposed for the approaching electinns,
and will end , shove all, to keep out the Peb.
lic Functionaries." The Correspondent does not
tell es his own way of thinking en this subject; het
we may asseese, without any fear of brine deceived,
that he prefers Piddle reactionaries for Deputies, to
those who are not so, and that he will he charmed
with seeing the espences of the State, &sissified es-
clesivaly to these who are to profit by them.—flow
will the grave and courtly Correspondent of the
Time: answer this charge of corruption'
London, England, 1819-04-03

FRIS.VGII PAPERS.

PARIS. MARCH 30.—The Stan:leis de Wrier., ►is
Majesty's Ausbestador at the Potty, has obtained
leave to worn bone for the purpose of parsons a
few months in France.
Count Fibre de la fdartilliere, a Liesienant.Gene-
ral sad Pen of Ersoce, died yesterday at the age of
eighty-seven.

The Berm' are still examining Ilse two Projects
of Law on the Flounces. It is thought they wilt
name their Commissioners to-morrow, sod afterwards
pass to an immolation at the JAW on the Press.—
There will be no public Silting this week.
lit. Picot (a Mayor of the liendred Days) is elect-
ed for the Department of Senile, cosjointly with M.
Benjamin Constant.
French Fonds, March 49.—Flee per Cents. 651.
40c. Wok Stock 1,515 f.

NANIIEDI, MAUCH 21.—Orr city Was yesterday
the scene of au horrible act of fanaticism. M. Au-
guste de Kotzebue. whose literary celebrity has es-
tended even to Japan, has been ignited in his
chamber. A •tortoni, or, at least, a person whom
name was inscribed us such in the register of foreigners
at the tavern or lA'emborg, entered the apartment of
M. Kotzebue, called him to account for his conduct
and opinions, and after a short dispute and a chal-
lenge to fight, which M. Kotzebue probably refilled,
gets him four wounds sub a poniard.—M.
Kotzebue fell dead in the aims of his eldest
daughter, who, •strewed by his cries, ran to his as-
sistance. The ..... sin deliberately left the hour,
fell upon his knees in the sired, and raising his
cis,* hands to Heaven, 'idolised rivet Trulunial
Then, rising (tom the ground, be plunged the poi_
nerd into his body on the spot. The cars taken of
him strands this day corns symptoms• of life, bet it is
sot thought be can recover. The diploma of the
University fouhd upon him was in the name of Send.
His shirt nag masked with the letter S, but he was
inscribed at the tavern in the name of Henreich.

A billet Illicit was found epos the assassin, with
another poniard, contained these words, " Sentence
of death spun Aogo.tos Von Kistseboe, elecsted
?3d March, 1519." This yoonig man is said to be a
native of Wousiedel, in Sevin,. Ile is described in
the Paris Papers as a political enthusiast. incited to
this horrid crime by the frantic declatnal,ons of those
German levee's, who could not pardon the talent
with which this writer defended the SOCIM instils-
lions of the Laroprian Monarchies.

F.tcrouitl, ARCII 31.—Artived the Saadeldh
pe-ket, with a Mail, from Rin Janeiro, in INS days;
and John and Grace. Brown, from I'ly month, for Si.
Michael's, with In•t of her main boom.-4414 the
Frier Friends, R.iheriti, for London.
lataaroot., Apntt. I.—ArMed the Ilemarer,
Pollard, I mom Wilmington; sailed Feb. VI; we tbe
17th ult. in lot. 41. long. 45. spoke the Herald,
Fog, from Wee* for Bolton; same day spoke the
bag Orlando, of and for New Bedford, from Hone,
awl gassed sowers! Islam!, of Ice. _ .

WATERFORD, MAIER 26.-- A ri wed Lis Majesty',
sloop Wolf, Covets ltumao, from Falmouth fat
Cott.
London, England, 1819-04-03

FLANDkitS MAIL.

Rawlins, MARCH 118.—The Mereury of Ant.
irerp of io-tia) coet•inf Mirk* -" War
have jest learned. from • rrsiwctible source, which
merits fell confidence. that the Concor.tßi boweeh
his Shinty war King and his Holiness the Pope, is
at length concluded. Seteral now 13ishoprice
be eremed, and. among others, at Utrecht. ilois.le.
Doe, Brays, &c. The tli,ocreeable •i.ir of dm
Prince de Broglie, Dither of Ghent, is stringed.—
The proceedings fgainst Wm will be cancelled, ►et
he .ill resign hisNey, and obtain an annuity, like
the Et-Archbishop of blalires, sad other
,Prelate!,
who have sacrificed their places to circountulpees."

The pamphlet of IC ;la ll►aglin, lye Ohhnp of
Ghent, called Reclamation Respectisnme, mid which
has been on sale for these six weeks, woe seised yes_
tetchy, in consequence of as woke from the Jugs
d'insttaction.

The ship news which trig bran received fort sewn
time past no the port: of linlland are filled with bit-
ter complaints of the depredations of the South
American privateer:, which commit all sorts of
brlgandeges even toward, the Ilrgs of Powers libido
they ought to respect.—lf such • state of Wogs is
not remedied, we must eapect that the pirates of
South America will scour the seas which they fre-
quent, as the African pirates do the Mediterranean.

- ,
V MONA, MARCH to —zoom. SSS •ee measeres are
molten •f, which the Government hes been obliged
to take against the sect of the Carbeneri, which
bare spread in massy parts of our Italian States,
especially Wirier', &sod in its neighboerhood. It is
affirmed that Public reactionaries of high rank are
implicated. It has been proved, by proceedings get
on (not at Itnale against many members of this sect,
that ill ()lied it to overturn the Governments fe-
asting in Italy, spread confusion and disasters, and
make tierder and pillage the order of the day,
ender the pretence of liherty,enity, and independence.
This society has ramificatinna in all pests of Italy ;
eat of it+ ventral points is at Ancona, and the mi.
fitIMIH. Where they think themselves in danger, they
lake refuge with Ali Poch., of Janine, or with the
Paella of Egypt, at Aleaanilris. They are hound
together by the einst dreadful oaths. It is, there-
hose, quite necessary that the Government .horrid
exercise the strictest vigilsuce with respect to this
danger... sect.

The Emperor of Austria is espected here on tho
3d of April. He will not Irate Rome till a fortnight
lifter Easter. It is supposed that the Duchess of
Parma will return directly from Floreoce to her owo
dominions.

Sneer shocks of en etrthgeake were felt at Palermo
on the 21'h end 23th of last month; they were
chiefly felt at the saGentain Della Madonle, whoa
I persons perished by the siekiog is of the
earth
London, England, 1819-04-03

1 es ono, better terminate this sad defy than by trap•
scribing the hit lines of the letter which I have had
the honour of receivinu from one of the nearest re.
Wives of shit yews* personorboat a tonsured ravisher
has impudently torn from the arms end protection of
her pareota.
" 0 k.liginn. rtiea M. P— An—, where then is
thy morality ? What •seriliteoes interpreter dare, In
thy name, to direct thy Minima's to tweete a father
of hit weir daughter. or ►njoin a child to despise end
abandon her (mita ? Are we destined again to be.
hold the (la's of •;strert andiCalas ? lies not thee*.
•e have purchased so dearly, yet given to
our litsit llem reptemiee vig•er which can alone pet
en end to these infernal machinations ?" . .

•Fanaticism and aristocracy renewed, in 1815, their
finally ramped, for th. emotion of which Liberty,
Independence, •nml the isailimsal glory were olfer►d
Dv sacrifices. TAi had the sane end in view, they
sued the same arriv. •rroaatinn, intrigse, and terror.
London, England, 1819-06-09

HOUSE OF CONISIOWL

The Ife•ae intro occopied till a quarter before
fire o'clock in balloting for • Cosintittea to try the
wterits of the Partition against the return for the Bo-
roogh of Cooseiftwal...

Mr. D. W. HARVEY vivo retie., !hat en Thurs-
day nest he should submit swipe to the Nowt. on
the subject of the proceedings io the Court of Es-
ohNser.
IRISH GRAND JURY PRERERTNENTS.

M►. DAWSON brought i• ■ Bill to regulate IMo
Irish Grand Jury Promentments.—Read a brit time,
and ordered to bo reed a second time oa that day
se'uoight.
London, England, 1819-06-09

LEEDS, Anis 5.

A plan is In cnntemplaiion, and hos been bressht
seder the consideration of the General Pess-Otbre,
for electing • regular eignomiesication by letter be-
tween the Metropolis and ibe(rest ionoefeetering and
en...P10/Till tuna of Yorkshire and Lancashire in one
de)! It is, we understood, proposed, that light car.
wage jest of sefficieot capacity to accommodate the
coachman anti guard (without any pueongers), end to
cerstoin the letter.bags, shall be constrected fair this
propose; that they shall he drew• by torn horses of
Pod Airline. and run by abort stops 11 miles an
he.,, inclutiteg tho time spent in change', which
Dill nnt exceed fifteen minutes is the shale diggers.
According to this arrai.geasesit, the reaches will
•ot b. mere their eighteen hours on the road, sad
Mttrrt dispached from Lenders after 'Change lice
in the afternoon of ono day will active in Leeds,
Va•chestect said Lire►poel, is the fuse.... of the
London, England, 1819-06-09

THE rims AT HALF-PAIiT TWO O'CLOCK

Stocks cleansed till Nearly two o'clnek, Ossisinou
al 2 discount, whets they rose again. 'f bree per Cyst.
Cisnools fo► Account 694, which may lio considered
as 69 for 4oasey.-13.ak Stnek left off at 224.

. .
There, perhaps, serer was a ilement in ■ny sae
or country ashrams many " rycophents to the p.,viera
that be" altered seek diabolical sentiments against
gossoral freedom anti ant 1 61.1iPTOIPI1Cf. Mr.
MALTHUS'S opinions ate eery well known, and
t►ougb that R rl bikanibrope has softened them
down a little, in his later publication, yet ate they
aborting in a great degree. Mr. COLQUIICIUM too
has found a good market (or his ware in a ens.
►apt Government end among a selfish Aristocracy )
says that •' science and learning, if universally dd.
fused, would aroydily overturn the best Government
upon youth." These very Gentlemen go to church,
no doubt, and look as devout as any persona what.
ever of the rongregation.
it aroma nor a fist opinion that the man in nitre
who best dotrods the conduct and steeesaity of the'
whelp Board tor Commission, of which he is a nice.
be?, is deserving of the whole aid of his er.lleagnes.-1
Sir G. C w, to wit, who ;muerte to Say,
that it Is necessary far the safety of the cavalry that,
the Admiralty Board should remain constituted as it
is 111 present. This, In military p►rsaeology. is dash-
ing forward is a►gasaest with a witness. A I.oril ~f
the Admiralty loss Gad the nation (he says) Is on.
done!!

CMII)TU AND SIR ROBLRT WILSON.—
Wo hale one Nobleman who has set an MITIIIP
worthy of being followed by a majority of lice floss,
of Peers: we say a majority, because sows we know
have it not in their power to imitate It. Bat we
have a Memb►r of the Hose. of Commons, who is
equally a laudable pattern to bis peers, and which
every Member may make himself a copy if he pleases.
Sir RoscßT mg**. like a tree Independent and
Sun patriot, Avelared.whess he on Wednesday pro.
stinted the Petition from the inhabitants of Cko►ley,
praying to have the ►lective franchise, that so con
'lead was he of the Mistime rand of the aecessity of a
Perlin/armory Re'onst, 'but raid it ahmild be cc.
knowl.seged, be never wneld cote for to the
etnatr•• •as additional allag.
London, England, 1819-06-09

LORD COCIIRAA 4ND CAP.. BiLI6LR.

The (allaying cebi►i of tellers fermi the shove or.
firer., ►o which s• ali.l.d ie -yr 1.1.5, pro rativird
',nen Ilse Ministerial Gissette of Chili, eJ Jsnanry

nom LORD COCollt,lt TO C ITT. VIDDL4

.. V..1p4r..4.0,. Dec. ?T.

Stn,-1 have been mach dalleirsi silt the visit
frith Which you hollowed me, and which I consider
•s en h .lone me, in conserpsence of the atelioo
I hold us Conseiander-in.Chivf of the foetal fumes of
the Government of Chili. I c 000 t forget the re,
speet dee to you, and will call to ars you the
fin., opportunity. The fulfilling my defy to the
Government I have the homier to serve, is superior
to all personal ceosideration, anti I, therefore, bee
liermirsiese tee remind yes, that from the Ilegth of
limo you have been is public servier,, you casuist
be left iesineant of the fact, (hit when vessels of wer,
of • forei.to nation, enter (dewily pews, it has el ways
been the engines to give a public salute to that
kens of hot one iessoption, which was, when this
American frigate Essex •rriorti at Gibes's, in tior
year I Ain, obirh vessel emitted I. salute the Peg of
Lord Keith, whs Iles then the English Admiral (Hi
command at that station. The latter was of opiniee that
it nastily dusty of the Comeissider of the Essex to fire
the cestomary salute, or, if he refused, he bhosl.i
lenge the port immediately. Instead of salstine the
Estes left the port ; but on the swivel of Commo-
dore Trustees, he net only salved the vessel ohicls
here Its Admiral's nag, bet, by *Weeder of the some
Commodore, the Essex left Alegesiras for Gibraltar,
and was ordered to NISI the compliment, mot only
for his 'owner esolssion, hot for his anterior
return. For my pert, I bees no personal sensimerets
sn this /object ; bet allow me to aerete.you of my
profound respect for your Government end rest pet-
son.—l hese the hemline," &c. . .
CAPT. WOOLS TO LORD CiCIIMANt, OM BOAID Tel

IllEft/HE •4t..1011,•:40, 210.

" Otirliff 10 your letter of yesterday, I
have the honour to Mato, that the visit which I mad.
to year leirdsitip en my artiral, was in the capacity
of an Outer of the United Stales Marine, and as ►
ninth of my respect le► the Commanding Odieer of
the naval forces •f the Chilian Goveronreot. I
know lira, tint when a ',tool of war arrives in a
f.•reign purl, it is customary to fire a public Wet*:
and my knoolerhe of this circumstance tugs what in.
doced me, *bon I moored Ibis port in January, t..
give fermi advice of soy arrival to the Governor,
and notify to him, that I could Grp the customary
salute, il it *Gold Iteasisweied with an equal number
or taps. M, . if. to ~tut. •as not accepted, and
ao,,,cqupoolly your Lordst.ip will see with no• awls
propriety I wore myself from not doing h.-11,116
she bestow to he," dtc.
PROM LORD C.•OOOR.%SE TO CAPT. RIDDLE, TALPARRI!O,
London, England, 1819-11-12

INSOLIENT DEB7VILS' COURT, Nor. 11.

-•••••■••••.
COMPLAINT AGAINST AN AGCNT.
Mr. Rialto made a formal complaint on the pad
of Messrs. Heat and Viewer, of Tottenham Court,
against se @gest of this Cost, named Boller, sod
payed that he sight be dismissed, for refeslog to
pay a debt of 171. IN. sod costs, which were doe by
so Insolvent named Matthew Jack, sod which be
had COOSIIIOIII to pay, on sedition that ,lest sod
f rower wield withdraw their opposit ion to the said
Jerk's discharge. The opposition was withdrawn se
the faith of this promise ea the pert of the Agent,
which, however, was set fulfilled after the discharge
of the leseiset.
'Mr. POLLOCK predated a coaster alidesit fres
the Agee', shish negatived all the allegatioes in the
'Adult side in sapped of Mr. Barry's moils ;
bet adsitted that the Avast, ie causerie's, of basing
heard that his see, who sled as his clerk, mu
'barged with asking seise promises to the Cos.
plasmas ha this ease, bad speed to leave the matter
to be adjusted by soy respestable arbitrator, sad to
pay soy arm fee tibia bless sheeld base Mee min.
Mend es reepeesible, according to say espaliers
be night base used.
Mr. BARON in reply, esteeded, the Agent would
errs have made this admission, if he did not email.
as, hisself respeesible, and that for not hashes It
ined Lis pledge, he sight to be removed from the
Het gangers in that Coed.
The Lassoed Coat
nstastossa sid, he woeld look
his the alltlavits e both sides,a and proposes his
ropiness on Moeda, neat.
The discharge of an emaciated looking old man,
steed Frost, was opposed by Mr. Norms, ea em
sal roads, ea the part of a creditor. who led
gine his wife some beets sod dues to sell is cos.
shales.
It appeared that the Isolset was a taller at
Theses Dittos, sod that his wife sold shoes es ten-
mission, is the profit of which the tails declared he
bad se participatien. UN whole debts Win under
201., the Coen caressed era wish to deal harshly
with his, after his 'odorous of fear months lewd..
sonsest, bet Mr. Norris basing proved that the
sppralastesot of his little fatalists stas• fictitioes nor,
tie insolvest was remanded, wall a correct access,
of his trifling effects at Thames Dittos was framed.

.~~
London, England, 1819-08-30

FORMA+ NEWS.

From Patio we observe some of the Journals make
a strange jemble our nf what 'Teemed at 1114iirlies-
ter. The ilonilrir 14 ti exception in this view, but
one of the m P*pers Imo given an account of
what r bare is taking place in the moon, or any
oilier inhabited planet.—On 11'/duettist,' last, being
she Fete of S.. Laois, the itayalista of it.• whole
kingdom testified their atlas hn.ent to legilimale so-
vereienty. 'Eh* King commemorated the day by
granting 635 pard•.na rev !tetanus under different sen-
tences, of which 315 were free lordotir, and 190
either commute inn• or remissions in part of punish-
ment ; 113 of the pardons or commutations were
granted to individuels under sentence fur political of-
fences, 26 of whom had been condemned to Labial-
ment, and 11 to deportation.
A Belgic Journal Maw', that Sandi it condemned
London, England, 1819-11-23

OPENING or TIE SESSION or PAILLIA.
r Nr.
•

Tlas thy the Palace Realabe, with the steel
ego, seat to the Hesse of Lords to apes the
sided of Parliematt. The Inenem of the weather at-
tested as imams 00000 one of spectators to witness
to cavalcade, and St. James's-park, Whitehall, Per-
meated-street, and Palter-yard pretested the spec-
nele of see vast centimes's' moving throng of persons
*teeny sr. sew, and conditioe. As 'oily es 12 o'clock
gcery evens' opening on the lies of the especial!
Poersies streamed with crowds, anziessly pressing
forward to get a view of the woe. At belt-pest
toils the Life Geards, proceeding dews the Pack,
goedthe track through wsieh the promotes was to
toss, free St. James's Palace to the Hesse of Lords.
At half.past tae the Risme proceeded in his pd.
Veto carriage, closed resod by a troop of the Life
Gourds, (roe Catlten-hoes• to St. Jame.; where,
le abest ten simnel after his snivel, the co-
sande mend off. consisting of three of the
Revel's cartiages,drawn by sin bay horses each, sod
awe by tie Weevilsl blacks, which contained the
*Stets of the Prince Regent's hoesehold, he. and
were followed by the State carriage, drawn by
eight coes.coltered horse,. The nember of Life.
goods, foreleg the escort. and movie' with the pro-
ms/los, was greater than we remember to have seen
so similar occasions.
• As the nut's, paned threegis the Stable.yerd.
plea feeble sheet of applies was swot forth, which
was repeated at intervals along the list, as the Rs.
out passed, as far es Palace-yard ; bet it was sot
lees nett,' hostler aid hellowinp of the sub became
iteßciently strong to drown the applause, and every
essessive cry of improbities became the signal of
Norval of the hootiogs and other tokens of dig.
eyprobatiem. The procession meted at a mach
backer rate thee steel, and rescind the noose
of Lords sheet live steel's beer. two. The rush
of tM popelace le keep pace with she state carriage
wee truancies' and overpowering; we expect to
bear of many accidents. as we observed several per.
Nat thrown dews and trampled ever by the linseed
ineltitedo. The essetity of well.dressed men and AS
gest females In the Park fir exceeded any thing
of the kind equally seen at this period of the year;
yet we retorted bet few expressions of feeling of
soy kind "greet mere cariosity from the decent
froths part of the enentblage on the Recces 's
opposes'. Tbe appleeders were certainly, gene.
"ally speaking, lint. better then mob, and the hooter,
were the film rabble we ever saw. except at the late
Finsbury Sleeting. The respectable part of the cant.
stseay yr ril in general a prefaced and elan.
you silence.
London, England, 1819-11-23

PUBLIC 111IF.TING AT TRURO.

Pennant to • Rogei si s ion to the Moyer of the
Beroorth of Truro, the Aldermen, Capital Bergesser,
sod isliebilants of that place, and the inhabitants of
the edjoininc parishes of Kenwyn and St. Clement,
owe et the Toon-hall of she Boreneh, en Trieedsy.
It haring bees supposed that the Iteseletions and
Address meant to be proposed would resemble Ihnif
voted at some odor places is the county, which ed.
deafly we Istmeded to 011C0111,111111 Ministers en MN.
Irmo. erlditiessal restrictions span the public liberties,
a. advertisement vas inserted le this piper, and
hemd•hills omelet/11, taint,g es the inhabitants to
attend the Meetleg, to prevent any pledge of we.'
jealifird support to the infuse's of Gneernmoot
free being gives bt their same. At ten o'clock, the
Mayors stitaded by the suer part el tkt capital
London, England, 1819-02-08

jiOTTEN BOROUG 114..4. 1.-
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TOR TII E STA Tliktd Mf.
" Trot% It stein sod uotaspsro.igrig

It Baits of an

tilitim,—As your Correspondent
CUM bee set, this week, tentineed the series of pa.
pars be iatmada to mask to year Readers on this
interesting subject, I avail myself of a few leisure
moments, in a j y towards the West of Ragland,
to offer to them 1011111 observations upon it. The
Public are indebted to nisi for having revived the
aronfideralloo of it, sod to woo for the readinevv
which yes feverishly evince to propage.e whetiver
rationally tends to improve the political condition of
your countrymen. It is certainly a matte► of oeighty
importance to the bora F'recholders in Close Dn.
roughs, that that shield be mused from their pre.
seat thraldom, Ind the strong and unequivocal npi.
t►ioo which yes and your Cormpondent entertain
on the subject, makes it a duty in both of yea to
brio( it without delay before the Public, that yea
may take the chasm* of attracting the att►stien of
the Members of the Legislators, who have the poser
to remedy the evil, and to abate" a moral unbent*
so gross, that it seems marrellous it should have been
so long tolerated."

The coneeseseesent of a new Session of Pattie:
ment is Ito right time for attempting to remote the
Representative System of the Country to its proper
Mete- To correct the glean rail complained °finest
milord a high gratification to the new Mintiest of the
p. 01., branch of the Legittetore; and if they begin
to those, the probsbillty is, that they spill stisoulete
their " Eider Brethren," and in the cad unitedly
esert that indoenre and sethority they possess, to
place the whole body of Electors, of all denomina-
tions, throoghout the kingdom, en ore footing,
namely, Met they shall all be obliged to take the
Oath of Qiudffleatiun, whether the tight of Steelton
they claim to outdo' mutts from property, aces-
pancy, or freedoms.
ft is cot surprising, that in those times ono* in.
stint a+b .hoolti be found base ennegh to letqf them.
elve• -vs the few, to the injury of the many ;
het rut primes of education and of rank—country
gentlemen, clergy, rod otbers of equal degree, can
%lilted, • • unwires by a derelimon of all morel feel.
to upheld the politics! Irdessee of the
Parr,' • Borneeh—to amebae him to melee ft More
onabelinf, were
London, England, 1819-02-08

-~-

Perri of 0 aredale k
torlatlein. Anton to thalllth, and Now York In the
100 sit. By the one we leers that the Serrate re-
asoned the coesidention.of the Bill providing for the
&sotto, of a Monument over She remains of Genera!
Getman W•snixovon, *here they now lie.
' Mgr eAsSocill moved that the BM be recommitted,
with isetructions to report a Bill appropriatiug
spongy (or the Erection of an Equestrian S'etoe of
of Goners) WASHINOTOW, in coufortnity with the
Resolostioe of Congress of 1783.
As.d by the other, that in November hot, there were
fp the *la Prison, at Nee York, about 603 eon.
ekkeo )boo 040 were manticted of grand lurceue,
ofewoes relatiog to the coenterfeltlng and
ifttefing Wok-north.

- Au eitraordinary leasation prevails at this se-
elrnt throughout the Metropolis, on a subject of
ghat importaoce to the tessera of the kingdom;
end of what 000/ lb, fortes, of these realms consist,
but iu its COMMEIICB. The member of forged
Bank•eetes is tnultiplyiog in a wit degree; little
ri trades-people grow sore and mereefrsid of being
Imposed en„ and thereby the pettg imerpday traffic
. in the ankles of the first armeasity is impeded
0, and clogged is s frignifelonsuner. Meetings are
about to be held S. petition Parlianntot to adopl
sena aseees for lupplyieg a safer medium or erlIN
'Miry, la the Ike of • one and two poond ootes, het
especially of the former. It will be impossible sects
longer( to go se In the mond way between dealer
eini.aeusemer,withoet nferlog all the Incoueenleoce
tad coalition the French eaperienced in their as-

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gratitAl me no very prominent object presents it.

sett to db eye of the Politician, yet there ere salty
paetieelen Is the Americas as well as the Eu►opese
berizoi, which, like prologs's, point to " swelling

acts" hereafter. The Contract between the Court of
Spetn and the Covernmeet of America for the cession
of the Florida. by the latter to the foram., rteetnbles
one made by a party op the eve of hankraptcy, and
and a haughty creditor, who knows he has his debtor
in his power. ft is to appear a cession by purchase
end site, and in the price is to be considered a debt,
due froth Spain to America for commercl..l spoliation
on Unit 'hippies is the ports of that krogiltust *his i
London, England, 1819-08-06

THE STATtSMAN

PO LIGE.

GUILDHALL—Mt. Nicholls, dentist, in Fleet.
street, was charted with horsewhipping and kicking
Isis fffff nt•boy, for contumacy and neglect of duty.
The Defendant submitted, that every master had
the power of coercing his servants; and it would be
wile-okay hard on him if be had not, in castling
on a high and important profession, a power to Cal-
tip', a boy to shoo he gave a livery =meth Wt.
The MACIATIIATe said, however skilful he might
be in his high profession, be did not ►ems to know
the law ; bet he would tell him, he must not beat
or @hose any man. If his servant misbehaved, be
could dischsrge him ; bet the law gave no man the
power be Outset he possessed.
The Defendant was ordered to b .d
llow.sentre.—Josrph Day, the owner of the
wbeny•bsat, 1,470, was brought to the OfSa by a
semmena, charged with unlawfully detaining,
treating, and assaulting Amelia Williams, the wife of
Facon Williams, of Phoenia-alley, Long-acre ; and
also Elisabeth Wats.n.
Amelia William stated, that on Monday evening
she, accompanied by ElisrbethWatson,went to Vaes•
hall-gertlens. They went by water in a eraterman's
bust of the nano. of Arthur, who pit wised to be in

attendance at Vatishall-stairs shoot two o'clock to
bring thew back. About twenty umlautes after too
they went to Vaught'll.siairs, where tie Defeadint
told them that Arthur was gene away II ids hie b it
and that he offered to carry them as safe as Arthur.
She then agreed to give bite two shillala to like
them to Waierlon•briftte, on the Stroud side. lie
bad pet '4 his boat from the shore only a Anil
di%tance, when he began to behave improperly,
made use of indeceut langnaeri, Ac. which sir
alarmed bar, that atm desired him to pet them on
shore again, and she world pay biro his faro the
same as if be took her to liVarerlon.hrielge; bet this
had no effect upon his rofban.lile conduct, which
he repeated, and told her, if she did nut sit quiet be
would throw ler riverboat& Another boat then
Game elevitle like Defendani'o, in which were fine
London, England, 1819-08-06

Assisths, Aro 4.

Alex. Bunter was indicted, unde► under Lord El.
lenborough's Act, for maliciously shooting al Michael
Davis, with intent to murder him, at numbest,
on the IYth of June last.
It appeared in evidence that the Prosecutor and Pri-
soner were bulb seamen belonging to his Majesty's
ship Severn. wt.ich is stationed in the Downs to pre.
vent smuggling. The greater part of the crew are
di►ided luso watches and disembarked, and form a
cordon round may miles of coast. On the night of
the Itth of Jessie, et Iloegh•m, near Dover, D.vis
wee at the watch.house, it being his torn to be in,
sod Hunter's to b• out. Davis Ives ly ins is his ham.
meek. when Minter came in. and made a great seise;
the Prosecutor remnustrated with him, and said, if be
did pot go out upon his duty and quit the weech-hnee,
he would make • complaint to the Officer, upon
which the Pri s stuck hive a blow. The hunter
thee jumped up for the purpose of making hie com-
plaint, when the Prisoner declared he would shoot
him, and immediately taking the guard off his pistol,
he discharged it at him. The ballet grazed his tees-
i pie, and his left cheek was dreadfully burnt with the
powder. The Prisoner was within a yard or two of the
Promoter when he fired. The Prisoner ran away,
and was found neat °seeping concealed in some bushes
in • gravel-pit.
An excellent character for good nature end hems.
nity was given to the Prisoner by the Prosecutor and
the Officers of t►e ship.
The Prisoner stated, in his defence, that be was
inioticsied at the time, and knew not what he dill.
The Jury, without tresitseion, (mend him Guilty,
bet strongly recommended him in merry.
Mr. Baron GAaaow, in a pathetic eddrem, passed
sentence of death, informing him, that in a case of
ibis serious character he cooed not take open himself
to say that it Preeld not be carried into effect, bat
that ha should second the recommendation of she
Jury in the proper quarter.
The Prisoner was greatly effected, wept bitterly,
and scarcely held his head up during the trial.

CIVIL SIDE.
Lewis o. mono.
This was sn ethos of tro►er to score► a wherry,
which the declaration alleged the Defendant to bow
wrongfully converted to his ems use.
Mr. Bowing, and Mr. ADOLPHUS conducted the
Plaintiff's case, sod Mr. M ASITAT the Defendant's•
London, England, 1819-08-23

S. d. V d a. d. iI. of .0. d. la. all a. .1,
;5 2 43 4 40 2126 6 50 9 150 6i 27 6

MINCHESIWR MASSACRE.

Saturday, at 12 o'clock, a very numerous Meet-
ing assembled et the Crown and Anchor, in conse-
quence of the Regsisitinn which we published
tricksy. At one, Major Cart Mr. Wooly's,
Mr. Waddington, and the other Gentlemen of she
ICommitter, entered toe room amidst loud applause.
Mr. WooLta said, tbs. importance of ■n 'spry...
sion of the public up;tiloss on the circumstances
which would occupy the attention of the Meeting
was so urgent, that the conv.n.ra of it bad jo,!Kr.d
it pr,iprr not In detay it one instant, in order
to ilfo4.lllre the attendarere ref wise of those she, by
pre►iding Leer it, he would not say, could render it
really more important, but who, from their
ed reputation migkt,lll3 some degree, add to t vs. Yde.t
it was calculated to produce in the public mm... Is
was tree that the nyver.ftiiing and venerable friend
of his country, Major Cirtwii4ld, was present ; but
from his advanced age he hrgged, on Ili.) OCCilintl, to
be allowed to decline fie honour of presiding over
them. It was ingested that Mr. Waddington enfold
discharge that duly, sod therefore slf. IVooler pro.
pied him.
The question having bean pot and carti^d tiosni.
I suous)ra Mr. W.aot.t•rott stepped foi Maid oh the
London, England, 1819-02-12

FROM GERMAN PAPERS.

The wish of were then ens of oer Patmott3 Coma
umsocm for a large Military Establishment hes met
with a wholesome, economical, sad timely check
where It was not greatly *specter!. though we have
long known the Germans to be a thinking, steady
People: by the following articles, eatracied from
Germa• Journals, they are dispreed we see to prose
theseeelsee deserving the character eatortalsed of
them :

Hansen, JAS. 16..—00 r Slott* have rendered
their Sittings af considerable inoportence. Against
the Roysi Decree, which interdicts solos for the
percents of the arrears of Interest of the Royal
Treasury Debts, the States have given in a Repro-
*station io which they &Flare themselves reedy to
pay the 4 6111114111 of arrears, and therefore misers
the rescinding of that Douse, which has prodsced se
osfavourable as effect on the national paper.—
Scarcely had this proposition been made, when the
State paper immedistely rose, which proves the con.
lideece which the citisens entertain is their Repre.
seotatives. The States also gays Is an Address for
the redaction of the array. The States, it is said,
have ordered the army, of which the streuith is at
present 30,000, to be reduced to 17,000.

Already the reduction of a Hamar regisoot, sod
two Uhlso rtilareats, Is sairersally spokes of, mad
the artillery is to be reduced from ono hoodred to
thiety.sis served pieces. The artillery is, bang, the
most costly aro, bet it is au of wttich the redaction
Is set useful, as be srtillerymao requires a long mod
continued practice. The Prince Regent wises the
numbers of the army shouW not bo diminished, and
sow glees two-thirds of the revenges of his domesnos,
as a coatsibution towards its sepport ; but be cannot
gin union; these must be (unasked by the laud.