The Statesman.
London, England, 1810-01-04 00:00:00

AMERICAN CO NG RE.ss.

wItTgE or REPREtENTAI.VE.S.
On the mniints of Mr. Dairsautt, a snesc:ige isms
it to the tienme, t.• inform that body that thin
~,,c was formed, and ready to prdeecd to bu.

est. the moat rook
co., the motion of Mr. 71•Ison,
real furitishing Members with
,evapers ; and also as to the time to Which the
age should daily &distant.
'MIDDAY, NOV. 28. •
A memorial was laid before the noose rpirn the
.041Ativc Council and Ilousu of itatpresentativcs
the Indiana territory, staling,- that the Act of
last Session for the aivi.ioss of the territory,
loperatetilo prevent the meetilK of the Legit.
toe Id that territory, by reduritt; the number
the Members of the Legislature remaining %t Wo-
li, territory of Indiana to 1(.44 than (inorma.
Ileferied to a Select Committee, with leave to
'Ott by bill or otheroise.
Leave or the mesa was asked and obtained by
r. Poyilr.is, to lay on the tables or the 'Members
rain printed papers in defence of the right of
city of New Orleans to the Liatturc, its the
lurb of St. ..lary's.
INCONEIbIIr, NOV. 29.
After the presentation and reference of a few
t„i„n‘, a message was received from the Presi.
it a the United StatoN hunt 31r. Graham.-
4iren ill a former Papilt.)
The uses.age and documeuts accompanying the'
le were imatediately read, referred to a Gum.
lee of the w ;volt. House, on Ott state or also
sad 540) copies ordered to be printed la
use Of the House.
WASIIINGTOV, "Nov. VS.
The Lt;islatorts of the Slat, of North Carolina
on Monday, the tollt instant. General ited.
.k, Republican, wag ekosun Speaker of the Se.
Its witliudt oppusitnin ; aua Gen. Tho. Davis,
~.publican, was chos,liSneaker of thu 'louse of
Cuistatious, the votes beiliz for
Gewr .1 Davis 95
NA. GAR,
Majority —65
David B. Mitchell, Esq. hay been ehosett•Go.
nor of the State of Georgia, vice J. Itreee.
sullolettly, on' the 28th tilt. Evan Afekan.
.r, late Representative in Congress from the
Ites ut South Carolina.

The following given in Mir National htreili.
icli• (the Atuvric in (lovernmetit Paper, we
neve), as the outline or the whole Currevpond.
,ee ttilt psssed between Mr. JAcksuit and Mr.

ith:— •
Letter 1. In this first letter, Jackson declares
shit C.tuising's letter, of lb., yid January, to
Erskine, was " the duly .di4pateit" upon which
Erskine was illltiloriSeti to cuter iiito any arrange-,
meta with this country.
‘2. In th.; reply of Mr. Smith ; ho assures Jack.
ton, that tin such declaration as he hail made bad
ever been given to the American Government ; and
that if it had, the arrangement would never have
tJ ken place. •
3. To this assurance Jackson replies by impru.,
deatly insitiaating, that at the lime the April ar.
taligirmeet was made, the American Gotrernment4
did know that Canning's letter wds the only leiter
of iustrrietion authorising Erskine to negociatc.
.1. Mr. Smith, in answer, properly resents the
insolence of Jackson, and informs him, that the
insinuation that the Anieticad Government hail a
knowledge which they had explicitly denied) was
an intlecortim perfectly inadmissible.
5. Jackson, in reply to this intimation, mite.
rated his former asiertioni in lanttuago more gross
and unequivocal than that which he had before
used, and which had justly provoked the resettle
meat of the Administration.
6. The language of the Americun Secretarf,l
its reply to this repeated and utiwarraittable false.
Loot!, will Meet tho Crtrtiial approbation of every'
honest American from Malawi° Georgia. Me in.
termed this impatient Representative of a perfiill.
ens Court, that no farther importunity would 141
:;!forded him to bears! the Government, for that
nn more communications would he received, auto
that insoleut deportment would be' immediately
couirminicated to his Government, who might, if
they pleased, send out atruther Minister, or take
the eensequesices of his u:spr•tuked and arrogant
"lessee.
An embargo, according to the letters from Vir. I
cilia, was especial to be laid 0;1 all Vessels in
American porta.
•

Yesterday • Cottrt or Directors was held at the
to !mks !lease, when the ship Sir Stephen
.I.lthingion, Captain fI tY, was etationed fur
Bombay and Madras, imisinsilor de:nbay direct.
Thc undermentioned Captains were swoca into the
comm Ind of their respective ships, V!t.—,-
Cain. Slarrnek, Si the l'rrsiaa. and Caplan) Ramada:l, of'
tbe haraiss hit Madras nail Menai t tiara. Luclie ilia. Si,
Li* Dayshaat, fn Staid-a. nad_khdaa.
A letter from Cassel states, that the new projiaol
of the French Emperor, fur reCutistructing then
pulific.il system of Germany, according to which,
insfritil of Circular Princes, there are to be Kings,
and in which the inferior Print :is arc, as formerly,
to du homage as vassals.
On Monlay night, about nine o'clock, a most
daring robhcry was attempted to be committed at
a gentleman's home not far from Medford-row.
The family being imt, and no one its the house
but a fnatinaii and a little femaki child, which it is
s ipposed the villains had proper We'll:Taco of,
Nor feilows went to the door, and knocked in an,
althurative manner: the fuotsuati imagining
be the family who had returned, opened it, nhen
the villains immediately rushed in, atmd bound the
footman with curds which they had provided
themselves with for that ptirpose ; they then found
out the plate, and em', toyed themselves in putting
it up in proper bundle'. In the mean time the
tilde girl, nho, through flight from the first trans.
action, had hid herself, as soon as she found them
gone into other parts ur the house, made to the
street dour, gut out, and alarmed some of the
nei;hbuurs, who, procuring proof assistance,
went to the house, bat the villains upn tha alarm
it is imagined made their escape.