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The Statesman.
London, England, 1819-02-12

SPAIN AND I'IN AFFAIRS.

The following Address from the Commander of s
Division of the ARMY of LIBERATORS of South
America, cannot fail to animate the breast of every
friend to the liberties of his fellow-men. The cos.
duct of Old Spain, from the first expression of dis-
satisfaction by its Trams-Atlantic Colonies, shows
be. disposed Governmeets are to profit by
example. The degrading thneght of millions of each
aeon as we beheld on the theatre of this contest for
freedom, being governed by a head so feeble,
theegb crowned with a diadem, by a hand fit may
for embroidery ; in short, by • male-sempstress,
transports oer imagination to the spot where soc►
tyremay bee been exercised •nd such humility ea.
dared, •ad we feel as though we bed the aveneing
steel in our hand. Bet let us hope little use will be
made of any vengeful weapon—the aggravation bae
beee so great and so long continued, that all the jos-
tles of the cease being on one side, the force on the
other will not, camel stand long. The approaching
fall of the unwieldy and naturally rich empire of
Spuds is as loudly preettenced by the lefellible oracle
of peblic discontent and *secretion at home as
I abroad. The subsequent kind of Proclattritlon of
'Governer Euo, would have well suited the period
of a former satellite of Spanish despotism, viz. that
el the (emotes Duke of ALVA.

" INHABITANTS 07 N Eir GRANADA !—Tbt period
of your emancipation is arrived. The intrepid van-
guard of a noraeroos army ad , under my or-
ders, I• break yosr chains.
•' Take courage, and smile year forces to oars.
Oa* moment of sigoroes activity will *amble you to
recover the most precious gift of I.lesern, of a hich
you base been deprived only by Wattles, lotrigoe,
and VOT fidy. a
fife arms of lodepoodeoce are soirersally tri•
London, England, 1819-11-06

SATURDAY svanire, 11101SNIME1 111, 1319.
--4.0.--

Keay essellest petrioteers is this mussel inditiod
to Emelt of t►e maim a►tnt, from ebesteleg the
present mho, which they 'Notre' let. a ro-aation of
Rubs. It is sword essamb for lisesperieseed per-
sists to be so effected ; bet let Men •ell sessider
whet is demeoded of Om too strong Goventmest by
the toe heavily bores down people.— Why, a
removal of the cease of their nlistiogs. 'het a
temporary eilmmtitioss prosperity might Weed 101 l
the body et the people let* arrive le oaten'
enivegh : bet when I. this prosperity 3 Whets*
comes it ? Oes of the most machetes' sod lose-
lent J Is that over disgraced a coeetry, or
scourged tim most helpless sebjects NM, says, k is
from as reamed deemed, through a foreleg trade.
A few onion from else goers,. of the world for a
'slyly of the Inanefeetsred goods of see tows oily,
is esesgh to &reprises= to the preens Jesnsslist,
Is boost of miscuing prosperity, sad hell its as.
comitent froolgoillily; with t►e view of analog
the people's jest resesimest ♦or the mischief
brought es by misrule. Bat se bites of trade
seder the present system, cut shoed a perstaseet
re-
to the rettsel distress : ell woold be swallowed
up by the grit Leviathan of eztrevagence, crudity
sod corilipliee. If a Wiese of trade were to tarn
ever se favivershly to skis iodustrioss, ingesieos, end
heretofore prognoses' essetry, it would set ten
the wareasieg balance of distress from the body of
the people. It wield be, like the Ised-tes, sold is
advance. The Coed sod Ilielsters west mere We
,es be bed.

If what the &faith and yet proud Courier has ad.
stead ie his leading officio ho Nee, that the Pulls.
Nest Is called tagether for se ether thing than t. put
down Repossess, the. is the qesstioe brought
Nearly to ea Wee, sad theegf it say mot be prudent
to ssy whet that sill be, ht is easy to geese it. TM'
glory of Belisle would be gees for ever If Illis!stesel
Isere to seemed is so wicked a dodge. What,.
Isieeues the tied without se meth as sableg sisidue
Id the cane! Se thee the Beroegliesiegese eel
&if coefederates, the Ministers, are to melt see
eseselidate into one mass or faction, sad tole sway
lie lights of a free bore people, ed share the spoils
of the 'sentry betimes them! Beeves, awl earth,
Se whet a pass of insolence and letolorsece has power
@MINI I I Sorely time must be sines and h
Ilesegh in the Segall le provost this terrifying de-
esseletien ! Se thee we meet be were severely
SOSPIMA to stake es improve of the Governatest.—
Tile is, 'edited, like the easatural fathoroshe said to
lbws, whose heart was bends( from 11l usage, aed
tared his tongue to 'sprees as mach, " Thee yes
doet tore roe you yeses scoundrel, eh ? Why thee
Cu leg yes every morales 1111 yes de len me!!
London, England, 1819-11-06

emoted,
.ef IM seam of the coalition
Frame, whin strbuiley; for her liberty, ovoid most
probably be the formetiem d • penal confederacy
to maintale arbitrary Goverameet •' or as. I Wiese,
that great man teemed it, *, the istalillahativot of
• conspirer, against the liberties of troankied."
The Hoiy Lesgoe" has very leech the ctim7
pieties if sorb • renspiracy ; sod does soy. Poe
topplose that such &holsters as nee govern Eng-
land would hesitate. sheet infields* the amistastce
of *Mb a corelrioation. if they deemed it necessary to
repress asy.pepolir insurrection? livery use theta
who desires to preserve what remakes of liberty its
Pneiud, sod Which ferelin despots ;veld be easy
Whist to sweep seri,, should deprecate rho tateC
sheet physical form. Ever man, indeed. of comineti
Mime sod common homenity, shoed, iadepildeetly
of soy umesidecasion of its criminality. be forward to
raise his voice sitsinst any m likely to lead In
sock a atelitecholy rewlt. The people sheatld be im-
pressed. that meson and eves.. ace welkin* with
almost siviracoloor force and rapidity in their favour,
sod that they should din( to these Petliaosentary
Advocates who are belt gealiked to stride thew. itv
that course which is most likely to lead to the reltet
of their distress, to the recovery of their li/ht., and
to the letablisasunt of gelid pepoler freedom.
London, England, 1819-11-01

MANCIIRSTER, Ocr. 29.

SALFORD QUARTER RE4STONS.
The following Prisoners were pet to the bar,
charged with basing boon coacerwed in the late dis-
(whence' in this teem, the indictments against whoa
balre already opposed In print :—James Lingley,
George Whittle, Seth's O'Neill, Williams Billinee,
Thomas Mellen, and John Colter'''. They store
arraigned, and all pleoded Not Grills to the charge
sealnit three. The asses were, at their regent, ell
traversed to the nest Sessinns, end bail was privately
tenderool by each of the Defendants to the moon( of
501. and two sureties of 251.
The rest of tho day was occupied is hearing
noes of petty felonies, of interest only to the con-
cerned. -

SATURDAY. Ocr. SO.
The whole of She Government prosecutions con-
nected with the lee disourbsormi having been tra-
versed in the seat Staines, writhing of peblic interest
remains to be tried.
At one o'cl irk the Chair... discharged the Jet,.
and convalelalittl thee on the mammal shortness of
the Sestinas.
A member of persons against whom bills for Ws-
demeanoors hod been foetid, and mho Mad moaned.
were called op in be bailed. The greatest part were
not ready with Alteir bail; whets proffered hail that
was refused; among the latter 111411 William GI indred,
aged IS, charged uithhaving, with a number of other
linrisovis matiesrlelty assembled at Thornham and
practised military training. The bail reileired was
501.. Lid ten li. 231.
No bills had been friend egainst IM following per-
ions, who "'venom coll.(' and &testiest ;—Tinimas
Butterworth and Williams Iltiler, charged with pal).
fishing seditious. libels ; John Kidney and Ambrose
Jtckson. The constable 'Weil, that Jarkson had
been selling seditious papers at Bolton, which he tied
taken from him,.
Jackson.--Tbey are only Lord IFilamillisim's
letter.
Constable.,-flore ia oho The Meader Stereo.
Optimal Parry had better all be destroyed.--
Let them he pot up heir, aid 1 will see them .11
destroyed.
Thome. Katy. Thomas Milks, Thomas Keough,
charged ash tin. (Jobs Cutterall, charged with 31.
London, England, 1819-11-01

FICRIVCII PAP4ICS.
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PARIS, OCT. 27.—His Majesty's staled letters,
which in porseence of the law of regelelion, ate to
announce to each Deputy indirideall) Re opposing of
the neat Session, SIP expedited r• the Members of the
new series as they strive in Paris. We are snored,
that the Abbe Gregoire has out as yet received his.
The Minister oldie Interior has distributed among
shouters! dioceses of France the sem of 145,000 ff.
to be given by the Bishops to the old teasel,. pi.,fess.
ed religions, vs* have n* other resources than their
sheaths'. This second distsibutiuo, suited le one
of 280,000 fr. which took place is Accost last,
sissoessis shogother in 426.000 fr. greoieJ by lb.
King this year to tiles. *god and infirm Croaks of
the deparloweets, 'Oboist comprising the 1044141 es of
Pads, to the consolation of whom special feuds Lass
been approptiit*J.
The Miaister r.f War has issued orders for all the
ireilsseaU of cavalry, and the craps of artillery and
engineers, to be completed to their full effective.—
Te acconspli.b this, voluntary enrolments are swim*
rased until further orders.
The accosois front Csdis are very Till
following lathe last Bulletin pabliehed there:—
Oa die Mh of Oct. the skit 11,IA i emir.

's.6u T •.• •• • • 9•444 •• • •
11.1•19
A lens* from Cad's imitations the fullowiss do.
comatose, :—'• Tine deed-esii which every eseeing
eanerys re the graves She victims of the weisrlY•
set in its we)) a pester, itrelcisail el length, sea
stradesly dead, at the esirewity d a stmt. N..
doebt •av enterialsed that ibis was a new v.etiat ie
the vomit. *etre' and be was threw. isle the art
amees the dead hod es. 111 ibis eneaa lies the fib
law ell only drank, sad the media la ibe art rP
storing his seem at the very aeoineet ellen it suited
silts &illation, tended at tit kerribla Papist
London, England, 1819-02-15

PROTEST.

M►. Jetteson, of Kentucky, else of the Military
Committee, sabasitted a paper drawn op in the shape
of a Report by that Committee, which, by a mejerity
of ens vote, that Committee hod refined to accept,
and Ike said paper was reed as follows :
Pere follows a paper in the form of a Report of
• Committee, giving a fell history of the war with
the Seminoles—of Geo. Jackson's conduct through.
out the whole of it ; and a repetition end enters.
meet of the fads and principles advanced in Mr.
Adams' celebrated letter on the subject, which has
meetly been given entire in this Paper, end must
live In the recollection of the Reader. It occupies
three columns and a half, close printed, of the Na-
tional AMU:ester. Its length, end the circum-
stances that its subject matter has been anticipated,
will no doubt induce oar Readers to muse the omis-
sion of it. It concludes thus—)
" Limier this view of the whole subject, the Com-
mittee can discover mach which merits appl•ese, and
little that deserves outesere ; and, from the incalcu-
lable benefits reselling to the elation, from the faith-
ful •lid dirtiagsished services of General Jackson,
sod the Officers and aro who served under his com-
mand, in termiustleg finally the Seminal• war, •re
of opinion that they are witted to the (kaiaks of
their coustry."
London, England, 1819-02-15

FLANDSRs' MAIL.

Toots, JA e4.—Tho nl6c►rs of all cent• who
worse le the different regiments intended to be seat to
America, bad received orders some time since to join
their corps without d►lay ; some of them, in no
huts to conform to this order, remaifted at Madrid ;
they have just been struck off the list ofthe army,
tad replaced imm►diately.
Count d'Abisbal has succeeded in establishing the
strictest discipline among the regiments assembled in
the Isle of Leon and the Bay of Cadiz, sod in other
parts of A 64810116, for the purpose o( being es-
boated.

The desertion bas entirely ceased, end the troops
show goad dispovition and mach devotedness to the
service foe which they are intended. The number
of
those now in cantonments, in expectation of o►-
ders to depart, amount to 11,000 or 12,000 men,
bet they will be segmented by several battalions now
on
the march from different quarters to join tbem.—
bl•drid enjoys the most perfect tranquillity, and bat
for the extreme ♦igilance of the Police, the numerous
patroles every night in that capital, and a host of
spies distributed in the public places, to watch what
arses, no change in that city would be observed.—
The garrison is very nem : besides the body
guard, the regiment of Spaniels Guards, anti that of
the Walloon Guards, there ere three other regiments
of infantry and one of cavalry.
The two national theatres are ouch frequented,
particularly that of Del Principi, where a tragic
actor, who i 4 the Telma of Spain, draws crowded
audience•. The promenades in the Predo are always
crowded with company, and it is not uncommon to
see 600 carriages there in a line.
'I he Inquisition, of which so moth is said in other
countries, is formidable only to the Lngiitb journals
London, England, 1819-02-15

Se UMW' P. WILVOT•

lir. NOLAN stated, that the Plaintiff in Ibis ease,.
jainneynsen plember and gluier, eneght to recoaer
from the [Menden!, a roaster in the amine trade, a
compensation for a gross and violent cassult o• his
verger,. It *mold •ppear that the P!ftititiff had work-
oil fur the Defendant, and some wages were dee to
him. Or, the mail% of the 9.Bth of October, about
Jive o'clock, the Plaintiff !sent to the Defendant's
shop, in ilieh.streeet, Mary-le-bonne, and the Do-
fentlent brine at that time shutting up the shop shut-
ters, Plaintiff asked him to pay him the wages that
wends's to bite. Defenciantsaid, D-a.--n pie, I'll
pay yes," sad immediately knocked the Plaintiff
down ; and told him if he did not get off his premises,
he would knock his brains net with the shutter. lie
repeatedly knocked the Plaintiff down, sod kicked
him ; and the effect of this violence was, that the
Plaintiff was confined ender medical care fur some
time, and not "Me to go to weitk for threat weeks.
Verdict for the Plaietiff—Damages 51. costs 40s.

COURT OF COMMON PLEAS. Fsa. 13.
amorous V. moaLsw.
This was an action of troves., brought by Captain
Rohertson,of the I.lth Regiment, to recover from the
Defendant, • livery.stable.deeper in Cockspor.street,
theses. of • sporting dog, coder the following cis.
COTglitstel :
Some time ago Captain Robertson was followed
in the street by a beautiful setter-dog, which no en.
deavoera on his part could induce to quit him:—
Under these circumstances do look t►e salsa' to the
Defendant's stables, reqoestiog ha woald take charge
of it. and endeavour to discover the owner; and in
cose he should not be able, Captain Robertson do.
'ermined to keep him. The deg remained some
time at Mr. Morley's, hot no owner was fogad,
and at length Captain Robertson determined to
rake him borne; and be accordingly applied to
51r. Morley for that portion', who, however, now,
on 'now at coy", refused to reli..quish him ; sad
1.41;n{ ath.+ti•etl him once more in a Daily Paper,an
nutter at length came forwartLits the person of Cap-
tain Green. t 4. whom Mr. Morley delivered the dog,
without communicating at all with Captai■ Rawl-
ann, who in con.pqnetice brought the ps•aent action,
co the ground that Mr. Morley w.s nut jientlied in
gi ring-him up to Captain Green.
Captain Motiimer was called, who proved that he
lard the dug, and lave it to Captain Green, and that
11. e online! was worth l!') guineal.
The Clots Justice interposed, and suggested to
the party the propriety of coniteutiog to trOldraw
■ illrOJ in this case, which suggestion was at last
adopted, and no verdict was taken. Each party will
erefor• pay Lis owe caw, and Certain Gm*
}it I's the
London, England, 1819-11-08

DUTCH MAIL.

VIENNA. OCT. 10.--111118111Tdeb the Diet of the!
States of Levier Austria was solemnly *pried, and
the Imperial prepositions laid before them respecting
the land.tss which is at this time separated from she I
bovm-tat, :bleb forms'iteelf the subject of one pro-
position. Is is said, that these liable to the taa say
presides themselves a considerable abatement, is
comparison with last year. We hear, that in the
conferences to he held here swat 1111.2110, VW only the
Minkters of the German Coeds who Wok pert in
the discessions at Csrlshad, bet also Pleeipotenti.
elfin of the whale 17 Votes which fors the German
Diet when it is set Remolded in piano.
Butter, Ocr. 16.—Sebteriptions for the family of
Dr. Jaha are said to have been received from France,
accompanied with passages from the Bible; whether
I meant eerieesly or otherwise, Is not known.

TO CORRESPONDENTS.
Nr. Hooves Letter is well asid.caodiely wellies. bet
the midget is bedew adored for a Religious Itaaasioe.
We tura Olimgb wish no Sh•rapeet) from polemical dispel-
main. as DM heist a Sakai& topk fee fleimpaper Ulm
assios.

et DAY AT ONE O'CLOCK
1 A per Gem. Nawv lOW' pH
leas Bash 1 9 p.
Legg Au. 1111 9-19,
Ezdrquer NAY I iii.
Osehme laf dia.
67f 19“ Vf 68.

MOSIOBT WISNING, NOVEMBER 8,1818.

Nothing liss °mitred in the politica world daring
many years which so strikiegly skein the malignity
of the whole Ministerial stet. TM Whigs are now,
as a body, tradaced yid calemelated by every one I
of the slavish pride. The Cenrier theme amyl
wit►oat snare, and set's, einem other thinp,ll
though this is no impatatiew, that " they are, as a
body, perhaps t►e least destines in their monomer's
of say political party in the kingdom." TM Morn.
ing Pod says, " the desperate siltation to which
the Whip ►see maimed themselves, by their lest
of power sad disregard of fame, becomes every
day more apparent," &c. It proceeds--" A
little compeectioes visiting of natant made thew
shrink as long as possible from singling with
the Radicals. Bet when they sew that the cause,
being left is heeds so degraded, made to progress,
they sacrificed every resew of honatrable feeling
sad public virtue, laid came *peaty bawd, its the
vale hop* of adding the respectability of rook, pro.
perty, aid character, to the low mod despicable
crowd that Misled for Liberty, sod plotted the
doweral of the State."

The veirsordieery put of all this is, that t►e
rites sod independence of a few privately beloved
Noblemen sad Gentlemen Wog pabliely eeteeued
Whigs, base dress the esesereifel seriesand sad
reproseb apes the whole body of the Whigs,
sad ocessiesed them all Is the mass to he branded
es if they we►e a set of simpers, etsetriving to
swindle a set of honest Maulers est of their me/1.1
waited plates. We true that these 'ruble at.'
tucks upon se ostensible a pettleo of the British
Public sill net lessee their disposition, nor di.
missish their power, to serve thecae's of t►e whole of
the British Public. A few of these have some sa-
crifices to make, and we distill let bet that they will
■+ke them theerfelli.
London, England, 1819-02-23

6estful Sao Mortis. at sexier bribe Port of ialparaiss,

. .
11lb /C.v. ISI!.
NANUNL BLANCO r ENCALADA.
To Os Iliakter tot War sod Morlia.

Of the death of the Leg of FRANCL, which was
set oat, reported io the City yesterday afterana,
hot cried shoat the streets is the genie', we esy
safely say it is, at least, mestere. ladeed the pi.
nue accents free Paris of Friday last repreentad
his Majesty's health as sanded. The importance of
sack so evert to France as the death of Louts XVIII.
may well be supposed to give rise to soc► rsenrs
for eleistew perposes.

We are glad tome the besieges of Clarifies bogies
to be looked let.. How creel to withheld the pittance
from the poor. If right end jestice could hums.
diately and filly amuse their sway, numbers of those
who are new rich would be plunged Into the coed'.
dam et these wheat they Mae defrauded.
A private letter from Paris mentions, list the Mi.
Dishy have resolved to keep no further measures with 1
the Ultra.aoyalists; mad that the majority, small as 1
it was, which ambled Goternmeot to pass the law
ee the Susecial year, was the consequeace of a de.,
claration to the aboveefeet,annoenced by the Keeper
et the Seals, In his speech ; the left side, or party of
the Libiraux. lasmodiately uniting themselves to Mi.
sisters. M. tales was reckoned amospi the solo.
rity en that question.
Twa ARCHIMHOP or JIMUSALEII —lllO 9/41111
II Archbishop of Jerusalem, Gernoato Ptrrao
Guava, hes lately arrived in this country, and hes
taken up his residence in Frith-street, Sohn. Ile Is
le the dress of the Apostle St. JANO, with the blue
turban, a loose robe, kc. His long heard, and vs.
aerobia and apostolic appearance, sweet great no.
rice, and ezeite meth curiosity. We learn, that the
Archbishop's object in 'Willi England, is to solicit
assistance, and obtain some of the .'achlaery, to
establish a printing press at Mount Lebanon, for
the purpose of preparing, and there distribeting,
correct editions of the Sacred Scriptures iu the Syriac
language.
London, England, 1819-02-23

IAIIIOII V. you.
This was so action on the case, brought by the
Plahatilf, en engraver, ageinst the Defendant, so
Inspector of the Beek, so recover damages for the
iajorp sosteined by the former min a false end ma-
ll, ions imprisnumrut, upoo the cbargwof the letter.
It appeared that Mr. nausea bed paid a 11. Hank of
Eitgiand note to Mr. Mitchener, o kept the Hole.
io Fleet-street, which Dote was after.
wards detained by the Bank on the ground of In
being forged. Mitcham' applied to Ransom to re•
ay him the amount ; but Ransom Farmed, unless
the vote were retarded to him. Mitelioner then
semesseed him to the Covert of Conwlence In FA.
wood's rests, where the Defendant atteeded, and
prodeoed the note. Hamm asked to leek at it, end
the.; put it in his pocket. Fish appealed to the Ma.
gist rate, who said he could not interfere. Hassles thee
walked off with the note and went to Mitchener's
house sod paid the 20s. Afew days afterwards, Ran-
som was semosoned berets Mr. Baker, one of the
Magistrates at Marlborough-streetl whim flee made
a charge in writing agaiest hie, for having the mete
io his posservion,_ koowitjq it to be forged and
comeerfrited ; sod Mr. Baker committed him to
Cold liatb.ftelds, there to remain till duly discharged
by ,Ile rumbaed la that prison from the 23d
to Ike 17th of January, 1818, when he was
egoist beeeett up, and Fish and Mr. Westwood, his
solicitor, offered to dischage his, if he would glee up
the note. He said, he wished the ()oration to be
triad, wbolhor It were a forged see or not ; and he
would give it op to Mr. Baer, If the Bank wooM
undertake to try the mailer. The Defendant said
he wools' cessult the Bask. Ols a following slay,
Ramos was asked to glee op the note, but be.
resod. He said he bed thoeght better of it, and be
wool/ met raters k. Mr. Baiter was thee a little
shy of sending kiln a locoed time to prison ; and it
war settled, that he should Aire bail hiseelf inlool.,
end twos/mass in 1091. tech, to appear on a fitters
day.
Witoesus were called to prove the cam iso the
port of the Phint.e.
Mr. Baker deposed, that he had committed Bers.l
sem, on the evidence of blitchenar, of Fish, the
Defendant, of Slew! Alloy, the If.•gister of the
Court of Magmata, and of John llitllead, smokiest.
*Seer in that Court, sad not on the staament of
Fish alum. He (Mr. Baker) and his brother Ma-
gistrates bad delivered their spielers en the evidence,
before the elutes of Fish was entered en the book.
Mr. GlietteTe fee 08 Defettiltott Lilted, that
London, England, 1819-02-24

LONDON,
WiDNISIDAT, 11/1111WART U, MIL

The Westminster Election, to a superficial observer
of politics! remits, would not be thought of half the
conseqeesee which it is, and that not only to the
Electors and Elected of this single city, bet to all
England, even to the very empire at large. Were It
possible (bet it it worse than weakness to doubt
thereon), that Mr. Iloseous■ shoold not be returned,
It is not merely the loss of ooe Reformer on the list
or the Hoes' of Commons; bet it world be the al-
most otter extinguishment of hope, le t►e present go.
aeration, of bringing the question to theism, point it
now stands at. it would, Indeed, be the deshies
the cep from the very lip. Other cities and Moen
wield lose the advantage and eneeersgement of the
London, England, 1819-04-26

Ti Tax EDITOR or rex bT.ITESMAN.

Sts,-1 beg leave briefly to toll your attention
to the lassoes candied of a bilentiag Piper towards
sit FRANCIS BURDETT. _ _

. _
Attest three weeks sign the 'Editor of that Journal
jowled a long and virulent article of Owe of the
worthy Baronet, in the course of which be asserted,
that Sr F. BURDETT neglected the day h. owed to
his Constituents in order to be the here of the Ep-
pieg Hunt; and concluded by saying, that the Elec-
tors of Westminster would soon convince the Baronet
that they wanted a Representative w►o would attend
to their interests.

will charitably suppose, that at the time the
Editor wrote the abure•meatiosed article. be was
uninformed of the real cause of the abstract. of Sir
F. Burton? from the How of Commons; bet how
was it, that when a day or two afterwards your
J I. Mt. Forma, and several others, stated that
Sir F. BUIOLTT had been confined by a WM. fit of
time gout for a fortnight—how was it, Sir, that this
Outrank, Piper said anthioc abeet this complete coo.
fro alien of its iosinustienr?

Oa Wednesday night lost Mr. BENNETT presented
• certificate from Dr. PEARSON, and moved that his
friend, Sir F. Bunnarr, be v d for a forteighton
accrues of ill health. Not a renal of this occur-
rence appestat in the slluded-to Piper of Thursday
or to-day! Those facts speak for themselves.
I are. Sir. your nbedient humble nt,
2, krafterdruta. A►nlwl. J. W. DALIST.
London, England, 1819-06-14

IMPERIAL PARLIAMENT.

• HOUSF. OF COMIIONII. Jima It
Tie Now am Hsi. slay Go she perpsre al rwardiet lame
Bilk. The ISps.s.her souk she Choirs Wit brlose Isar o'clock.

VILARHING AND BUILDIAti CHURCHES.
The CHANCELLOR of the EILCIIEQUER baseeht •
the gill M as worded faro. rot eandag a gaud lama& Medd.
in New Chirehet. and ealosaiag aad lapin kg Ware already
fereted,

-71'1.6e-11111 •a! reed aAM Oat, wad ordered le be nail a
se. mol Hoe as Monday ■eet.
LOAN BILL

The CHANCIF.LI.OIi;riIie EXCIfF.QOER sett bratibe
op She /Ise Lass Bill, whit*, ore h'. m. 0... woe tests a
bre“ad sloe, semi sacred le be vismitted us lirsaley.
?be Howe thee adjontreed.

DAY AT ODD ITCUPCII.
9 per Cast fdavy
India Numb 9 db.
Lana Am. 1411
NM. 1-
lisrarvia par I pro.
(lamda- ffij di.
19.1101101.

THE STATESMAN.

LONDON s
MONDAY. JUNE 14, 1819.

The mooing we continue to recei►e from vs.'
ri•us plrts of the United Kingdom, give the
most del lorable details of the sufferings of the
most ►eluable portion of our population. They
fares at ones the most estimable, and at the same
time the most oppressed class of the inhabitants of
Great Britain, since it is by their labour and skill
that the mutation of the country hes been carried
to se tastable a pitch. 'their condition pu's us
palatally in mind of the boos, after basing filled the
hire a ith hooey, being pet to death by burning. They
are not, '.is tree, pet to death; but they are eu•
!Apply loft to perish by infs..: and when sepplicet-
in, to he con►eyed to atwitter and distant part of nor
dominion. in order to procure that sestenance
*tem denied dem Imre) thty are !eft etitboet aim!!

sod 'richest hole. flow can Minister* (if they have
the feeling. of uses.) tyke up any subject of debate
while sn many of their fplion.crestirre. are wrlthing
with the pangs of sympathy for their hungry wire*
and children, trying for breed, and fist not es a
boon, Ant es a recorspence for labour. Corroption
alone, not charity, is infectious, for otherwise Oho
example of the Mairptis CAMDEN would have bean fol.
lowed by numbers of imitators. Ms most rarely
seem the only Lo►d's breed that can b. sweet to the
taste of the pore polite ! We may be thought seditious
for these remarks, bet we aware all persons concern•
ed in these weighty shatters, whether Lords or rich
Commoners, that without a speedy attention to them
they will involve Old England in those agitations,
disturbances, end sea which befell Old France;
and from which it is ten to one spina her ext►iating
herself so well as New France has done.

Ought it net to be a warning sample In the Le-
gislators of England that her neighbours, her riesla
(we will not use the brutal espression to say her na-
tural enemies, as used so ahem to be said), bore gone
through a violent Revoletino, sod slier repelling the
aggressions of sisteen Crowned Heads and Sovereign
States, rims over.rsitaing their territories for revenge
end conquest, end, at last, submitting to the sailed
conquerors' low, sod obliged to pay on immense ran.
som, are nevertheless in a slate of ease and ell ,
compared silk Britain, eine of their coorperots
London, England, 1819-04-19

LAW mrELLIGENCE.

COUKT OP KlMrs BENCH, APRIL 17.

CbaxiLo v sairroN.

That prone,' • s• ow action on • policy of insistence
on the ship Venom et and from Pornarobaris to Eng.
load. Tl.l, .Itip, on bor arrival at the refillef plat 4,,
was seised by the !Noontime Goevrnmeelt, ru the
irnendAlltai she bad taken on beard • quantify of
tropowder. This whorls ems not orcovioned by ens
improper act en the port of the owners, who bail
übtaioril • Pawnee in England to egt•ry ;suspender ;
lost the insurrection et Pernambuco occasioned the
confiscation of ono maul.

Mr. MAURY Vl' teoll 1111.tttli 00006114 in f of
ILe l'adetwrisesa, and eeoirodod, that the policy
wls bad; loawarch, wa servile, noire bad been
gum of the istontlow to efirry getspowtlrt.
TA, last objection was fatal, and the Plaintiff was
rsosseited.

SSIITII V. CATIII. • •
'ibis wa, SO wigs to recover she allay of a qoan-
iisy of nabs, shirts the Plaintiff claimed In come-

_ .
*seat► cf ■ bill of lading, iedoised to hiss by
Ales•rs Laing and Perry, to whom a cargo of oats
Ml be.it consigned from Riga, by Hunt sod Co. It
nyilsoured„ by the evid►nce, that Lui..g and Perr►,
14911.1 received *dyke 141 IWO qoatiris of oats had
barn trot from Rigs, orate a letter to the Plaintiff,
•levied to pet the whole cargo in his hands. provider'
be would allow sheet tit draw bills to the amount of
bO6Ol The Plaintiff consisted, and r►c►ived the
bill of lading. The cargo was vet delivered. The
question was. wh►tAer this was s taliii mate of the
rats to the Plaintiff? learn contended, en tha part
with, D►fewdaats, that the Plaintiff most have known
bis bills could net be fairly negociate.l by Laing and
Perry. w►o had scripted bills dm w II by flint and Co
for the cargo, and were placed in a ritaatko to lead
every promo to 'aspect that whys the bills draw,
et ILiga bone* dot, they would not he paid.
The Jury, ender all Ile tirruinstances, found a
verdict for Plaintiff —Dowager 17611.

WESTMINSTER SESsIUNS APRIL 17.
•

John Defamers, aged only 14. wig indicted for
piekrea • Gentleman's pocket in Eseier.streer, while
that Gentleman was retern;ng fins the hoe Election
at Covent garden. 'Pee f.,cts were clyarly marleout,
and he was found Guilty. Though he was very
young, the criminal is a notorious character, and has
bevy tried sheerly four theirs in the Grose Overt; and
after on. of which times, he was •ewt to the Deface
for the Destitute. bet sons escaped from there. lie
kas else her. in Negrito.
The CllAtell t —" Though 'newt in years. yes
are hoary in MOW. and bernaolay itself ritrigtes, that
the most proper way I. Sally )oe heel utter dietetic.
lion, will be to transport you, and thus separate you
for • while from your vicious companions. There is
sin other hope of your escaping an untimely end,
especially as the means of reformat' have already
been 'forded yes. The sentence of the Court is,
therefore, you be transported for the term of
Wee years "
The Prisoner.—" Very well, Sir, I daub you."
London, England, 1819-04-19

tai %

TO THE EDITOR OF THEBRISTOL MLR( UIIY.

have listened with e.•ntempt to the es tunnies
which have been pr.tpeasted by persons, Is hn are
ilanderers by trade and occupation, against Morris
nirkbeek. !Living lately, however, undersio,,tl that
these reports have been repeated by some iii.:ividuals
front whom heves things might have been expected, I
have resolved to vindicate him from srrevation► which
1 coo star, from my o+o petsonat knowledge, to be
(aloe.

The Ousterly Reviewers are not the party to whom
I looked fir randoer or fair-dealing. These flippant
-Nemolists, have been pleased to assert, that Mortis
Elie kbeck held by lease, during the late cur. st a rest
of Sall. per annum, a fame which was *mull three
times that sum; that on the eapratioo of the first
lease, be renewed it at a rate more nearly appore
tinned to the value of the estate when the seJ len
change fro■ war to peer. hevlnd ;educed the demand
for produce •• he threw up tits tam • nit beer maths,'
14aahing to his sleeve at the nemoroes Welt he heti
raged his landlord."
On this statement 1 have to remark, that it cen-
t tins a wilful cutaway, invented for the purpose ut
vilifylog an honest and respectable man, whose pct.
litical princirles and cynicism it is the interest an
certain party to mistepresent. TM* tree account of
the circumstances of the case is accurately as fol.
lows.

Ab..et 9.4 years ago, M. Birkheek took Wan.
holoote farm at the annual rem of 750. Code, his
skilful cultivation the estate became grsaftly in.
creased in guise, and atfordod the tenant of
gond profit ; though it hod been a' snorer of
g oat loan to tao fortune Ittnentl. The rent which
Alotlia llivkiteck sin previously to his leaving Eng.
land wet 12(M; O. votive hvaiii4 here increased in
',tie mein time by 100 acted of the boot land. which
e levant h•d tett timtd froth a common tinting be
torn of the bite louse. Es•cy person, who is in any
degree OCIVI2I.IfIti lk 'ln the • ..ij-rt„ most he •••••
that in adssoce of ti.is descill•ti,in so moderato and
au propociimird to the int. d viler of land, could
hot.' i.ut s,t, rniv.isa to the tenant. were Its e'er Set
diqp.!ecl, to trick his I•9illard. In fact,
avikbet k istnisoq ci naideccil the terms of Ma last
1..1. as rtfectly equitable, and sect was the opiniviis
of his nr'Oboots. Tns misertiovi, then, of the Quite-
ltply if•sirtects is as imprehallo, as it se in i mist of
fate and calumnious. It Las een ..a.• HO shut
'Morris I.4.lthck hndiovd to in, bin as.
London, England, 1819-04-19

THE grAisEsmAr

essassinate the Duke of WeMasten, were Intern,-
pied ye.terilay by the Court of Assizes.
His Escellency Coons Decries has bees seriously
huliaposoil for some dots, *Melt prevailed Isis from
trumactinglslets with the Kies.
FR twaroeT. A ref L we may believe on* of
the German Journals, several writers of that coun-
try, and even other penises who aro regarded as 'P-
erot settees et Resits, have received anonymous lel.
tern, in 'thick they aro culled upon to cheers their
system end conduct, and est to render themselves
guilty of ..hat the writers of the letters all tresses
towards Germany ; otherwise (say the writers) they
most atitibete to themselves the melancholy revels
of which they may become the victims. These la-
test, it is said, are all hies by this waifs of mystic
trill Pt. Ce•-•••" Gnd it our support. Viotti Tenfoinke."

radon, the I of clear notions on ceitain lead-
ing pinta of polity and economy among the
disposed of all tasks, is the most useful and most
certain. Setting aside sophistication on. the one
hand, 111111 heeled and ignorant misrepresentation osi
the other, we think me perceive, that tech know.
ledge is rapidly.pining groond ; and if Mere be one
thing mote than anot►er, of which we are ambitioos,
It Is that our very humble endeavours may be re-
garded as Mein at its promotion."
London, England, 1819-04-21

CIIESII

Josryth !roller, a labourer, aged 20, wee indkted
for robbing John Collins nu tho King's highway on
the Gill Oct. last.

John Collins was a carrier between Northosith
and Manchester; about three weeks before the rob-
bery, the Pri s was in his service as carter; on
the Gth of October last, he was stopped by two men,
one of whom (the Prisoner) took hold of the Memo(
his horse,sod then b►gin to beat him violently, threw
him down, cat ripen his 'aside pocket,sed took away
his pocket-book. When on the grimed they stelleel
'his mouth with soil, to prevent his cry* out—oss
beet is a very tiniest manner. and was much her.—
lost a greet deal of bleed. When hi was Ding on
the ground, Walket said to the other seen—" Let's
go, respites, It"—meaning the money ; the istbet
maw replied—" fast thou ?" and they both went
away. When Walker bad gone about 10 roods, ►e
returned back and kicked him on the side; when
tbityltere gone picked op a hat which hid been left
for his was gibe; the Prisoner eked with him
•beet 14 days previous to the robbery, had parted
with him because be would not work.
Cross-essasined.—The Prisoner bad a rotted dress
on at the time he stopped me, like • smock frock ;
did not speak in a feigned voice; he held his face
over mine several times; knee him very well; and,
positively swears that he is the man ; ton of his ribs
were broken or pet nut of their place, and his eyes
so swelled up he could hardly see. The bat he fooled
must have fallen in the struggle; his hat was gene;
when he p'rked op the other, tbooseht it was his own.
Marital/or Collins, Wife of the last witness.-11er
husband came home in • dreadful state; held • hat
in his hand "Akio was not hii own; he dropped it us
she door; did not ssy when he came borne that
IValker had hurt him, hot she knew tb► hat directly,
and said—" This is IV•lker'.;" I will sayer it is
IValket's ; kuew it from the Witt brini bon; end
a bole nem the crown.
London, England, 1819-04-21

feet of general Interest to all th• Geteratneets e
Cetotanr, and on this •erooat ought t• be submit-
ted to *Le detibet•tio• of the Diet.

" '2. Their Royal end Serene Highnesses will cheer.
fully lend their aid to bring about a general agree.:
Mew on swish' priuciplea of academical discipline.'
sod will soppurt all measures useful and practicable'
for fac.illisting the direction of the interior govern.,
Mont of la Universities. That impressed. they bate
Ran witis.pleseute that the University of Jena can-
't/en itself es forming a Member of a seinisting As.
lociation of Universities, acrd OM in conmtieenca of,
b.cup. of its Senate, it rtfused mat rimilat 111 l . after
also disturbances at Gottingen, to all students from
that place who were not provided with a cartilicate
of their conduct while there.
".3. Rat in changes which their Royal tied Selene
Mehemet will admit they Will not consent to grty
dispositions which would invade the iaierinr
lotion of the Universities, and destroy their made.
laical liberties by converting them into gymnasts, &c.
" 4. The Ueiversities meat preserve their freedom
of opinion sod instruction."
London, England, 1819-06-25

CATHOLIC MRBTING.

Oa Saturday last, a Me►tia( of dm Cathodic Oat.
damn, ed by public advertisement, assembled
at D'Arey'r, in Eases-street—the weans prom(
•ere not aunveross.

Joss.ru Pm:nasty, Esq. was celled to t►e Chair.
Mr. O'Conn u.s. urged the necessity sod propriety
of an early General Petition, sad 'tweeted that
Cassel sad Parochial Meetings, for a similar pur-
pose. should be held throegbeet the Guidry ; be
moved that as Aggregate Mattis/ .1 the Catholics
should be held is Goblin, e■ Thursday the Ist et
July.
This Resolution wee 'needed by Mr. Coerst.t.o,
and being pet from the Chair, was agreed to.
A Reqeialtlon for t►is purpose was draws op. and
a Sob-Committee of elects appointed, to obtain sig.
oaten', and prepa►e itemilations, to be submitted to
the consideration of the Aggregate Meeting.
Ceeaseller Coppiegrr was then called to Cho Chair,
and a vete of Thanks passed to Mr. Plenkett, far his
coedeet ia As Chair, after which the Messing din.
solved.
London, England, 1819-06-25

THE. FUNDS AT HALF-PAST TWO O'CLOCK.

T►s Console being shnt there is n•t Nei* doing.
The prices ►sro scarcely retied since is. o'clock.—
Oedema 2k dig.

A riemerous Meeting was held on Washy at
Dewsbury, io Yorkshire ; when Resolutions end
Declarations, similar in 'Osten* to those adopted
et Leeds on the Monday previous, were ag►eed to.
Similar Meetings were also held the MIN day at
Msechester sod other places in Yorkshire and Len-
elsbire. The people composing these different as-
semblies conducted themselves peaceably, nod there
was no occasion for calling on either the civil or mi-
litary poser.
THE Filename ALEXAMOrIL—A little time prier
to the failure of the boas* of Zucceiturcass,
Lam, sod Co. of Ries, the Emperor waisted this
house a loan of one million of roubles (about filly
Operand pounds).—According to the custom gene-
rally prevalent throughout Eorope, the Crown, or
the (arson remising the Supreme Foochow, is en-
titled to priority in ell chime epos the wale of an
insolSent debtor. The Emperor, however, has not
oily sigoified his planate that his claims should reek
es those of a common iodivideal creditor, bet has in-
structed the Govereor Gown! of Rigs to apply the
dividends, as obey may arise, to the use of the wi-
dow and children of Mr. KLats.

MA': scoot-en Gsta<.—ll, tint will of the late
.Dske of illsouoitouon, this splendid and inesti.
enable collorini. is directed to he seta►ely deposited
in the Hank of England, or in the bands of •owe re-
spectable Banker, there to be kept daring tbo
life-
live of the present Duke._

When Campbelimode his mope from Wigton Jail.
Om left a writing on tits wall of bit tell—" llsolsbed
forth of Scotland."

It is not tree tbst the Proprietors or Drery-latie
Thf4lle have entered into an agreement with Mr. Et..
LI•TON tar ►enting the propert), for 13 year., at the
manna! ran of ten thoe.snd pounds, a. stated in a
Paper of yesterday. The Committee ere still ready
le receive tenders. _ _ _

STEAM thugs.—Wo learn, says the Southern Re.
ropier of Saturday last, from our letters from COT!
this day, that the Kite. R raiser, Lieutenant
Hower. arrived there Ire, evening after hoeing fallen
its with and hoarded on tbe preceding day. ash@
harborer, the American steam-ship " &tremolo," of
■nd from Savannah, 313 tons burden. Michael
Rogers, Coptain and Proj•etor, net 2‘2 days, boot!
for Liverpool, London, 'lime, and St. Patersbureb.
The Kite chased her during tho day. going ten boots,
vapposing her to he a ship on Ere, when at length
•rc•ising the Kite in chic., she stopped her entitle.
1.:1 the Jotter came up. berstortaist linage thon went
oo hoard and remained sorry. time, allot which sits set
olutidioit sail•, and rin..ted for Lir:rico?, where it is
rcbittle she Les ere non arrived.

r
London, England, 1819-06-25

ROM OF (AMMONS.

Tit* Assessed lam' Compensation Bill was read
I third ems. a is pasted.
Mr. DICKINSON presented a l'elitlwa for some
morloheassra In the loseironi Milton' dered
e lie se a. taw.

e Nary Prlss•waNy Bill was read a third
la, and pared.

Mr. DICKINSON primented a Petition from a
person named Mills, complaining of a partial and
illegal decision on the port of the Common Sedan's,
in refusing to him the right of roeducting his own
case, in a recent trial at the Old Bailey, where he
I was prosecutor on the part of the King, against the
Printer of • Provincial Paper, for two libeis.The lion.
Member stated. that the Petitioner bad preferred
two bills of indictment for a libel, both of which were
found by the Greed Jury, and that be attended at
the last General Session hoiden for the city of Len.
doe, to conduct the prosecution in pers.., he Sot
being in circumstances to employ Counsel; that he
had been prevented from so doing by the Games-
Serjeant, though be (Petitioner) had primitively in-
timated that he would not give any evidence himself
on the trials ' • the commis/mice was, the Defendant
was acquitted, ha (the Petitioner) not being allowed
to be heard. The case, he (Mr. Dirklnson) observed,
was one which he ceoceived needed explanatise and
enquiry.
The Petition was brought up, and orde:ed to lie
on the table.

PUELIGHOUSE LICENCES' REGULATION RILL.
Mr. BENNETT moved the third reeding of this
Bill.

Sir G. COCKBURN observed, that there woo one
doeskin it whicb he woo inotrected by bit Coestitnents
to oppose. It wes tbot by which mums keeping
public-houses were prevented room being c9notobles
or depoiycoostahles.

The Bill was then read e third time, after sr.,ich,
the clause proposeJ by Sir C. COCKBURN was
assented to Mr. BENNETT. and added to Ihr
On the motion of Mr. C. CALVERT. two nth.,
chases were added, one to render information seeing'
any pablicsn for allowing !Jilting at missies hoer.
►oid, unless gi►en within one month site the fact;
and another restricting the renewal of {itemise% trader
porticuLar circutostiaces, its the oeightrirlood of
London, England, 1819-04-17

GERMAN PAPERS.

A LiACT, FEB./A.—An *flay, attended with bleed-
slsed, has token place neer Wesvenburg, between some
French and 101 N Bavarian troops. Aboet 100 paces
beyond Wessenberg is the first Bavarian netpost; near
this is a peblic.hesse, which is ranch frequented by
French troops oftbe garrison of AVesseaberg. Two gre-
millers were there some days ago lathe tame time with
some Bavarian soldiers, got into a quarrel with them,
and were beaten. They immediately fetched to their
assistance some of their comrades, who came in great
numbers, and ere said to base wed the Bavarians very
roughly. It is stated that several are ly
wounded.

MAYCII 25 —lt is for many reasons
highly improbable that the Jesuits will be ever spin
admitted among us, yet it is now spoken of as being
probable. This report, however, is the less worthy
of credit, as it is known how suspicious the princi-
ples of this Society are in the eyes of our Govern.
west. and most, indeed, be in the eyes of all 'plight.
smell Governments, because it is proved that in ibis
'solely the ambition of one or more Monks frequeistly
sd the good of whole nations and their Simi-
le order to promote its selfish, and, in gene.,
plass. Wltheter this dims

1116 *rcirsy .1
opposed
rages, II
ral, highl