The Statesman.
London, England, 1818-08-15 00:00:00

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We some time ago inserted
that took place in St. Helena,
O'Meara from attendance en I
are assured that the following
of the Protest madehy the Co.
dismission of that Gentlemen
" Gnomon&
66 MONSIEUR LE COUVERN-- -
made known to me yesterday
an order emanating from you,
this Island. On this occasion
request you to consider that '
us by your Government on out
substitute for a French Physicit
fidence;—that the Emperor hat
affected with a chrnnical
mortal in this counts'', and
of exercise, which he has been
years, from the manner in w'
and still abuse your powers,
that pass.that the patient recp
day ;—that for two years you
dismiss M. O'Meara to sultst'
place;—that, notwithstandi
cations, the Emperor has ct
ceise, this Physician, for who
repugnance. Consider that
O'Meara, •without surplyini
or Italian Physician already
Prince to die destitute of 411
mined on this point His
painful ; but the suffering" 4,1
whereas the opprobrium sv
duct stamps on the character
eternal.
" I am instructed l at. Tu
is the only Physician on thin
has any confidence. 9.1
missal with whatever pretm
be coloured, unless it be the
decision.—l have the hour
Gouverneur, your very bum
servant,
(Signed)
" To Goveraur Lieutenant-Cdr

TREATY OF GUEN T.—II
stated, that by our last Ti
Solemnly guaranteed to the
enjoyment of their rights,
sions. . The only Article in
specting the Indians, is as
States of America engage to
eftee the ratification of the present
des with all the tribes or I
whom they may be at war at
?lion, and forthwith to restk
•
lions respectively, all the
privileges which they may ha.
titled to,in 1811, previous to
always, that socb tribes or
sist from all hostilities agaii
America, their citizens and
*lotion of the present Treat
tribei or nations, and shall
There is no mention of any
lotion. and it will be recollects
ed by Ministers that in this _
other Treaties which they had ,
'they had abstained upon princiT
the Government In future
guarantees.
At the Anniversary of
Wednesday last, held at
the Chairman, Sir WATKIN
upon drinking the City of London
observed., that Welchmen
bottom of the Corporation,
of the City, Sir WATICIN
as well as the Junior Aldei
With regard to the latter,
him upon some political poii
to contradict a calumny whi
of his having neglected bir
This he was able to do (rot
to the birth-place of Mr. W
all good Welchmen would
of their countrymen veldt,
exertion of industry and tali
ring, to the distinguished
the first commercial City in
The Victory steam.boat
gate, foil of passengers. wtr
last to take shelter in Whir
to make way against a stt
bate not heard that any ai
but the passengers were all
and completely tired of ti
been all night at sea. She
at ten o'clock on Thorsde•
The LORD MAYOR has
President of St. Thomas',
the lite Sir CHARLES Pam,
The Jack Tar has arrived
she sailed on the 13th of
brooght.to by the General
Lucite, who asked a few
dered her to make sail ; ar
to by the GINISTOGS Santa ,
who convoyed her from ot.
end of Besieges, as abs said
small 'choosier' on the coast
vessels.
HOME ClacwT.—The
Wednesday, with the trials
craft, besides whom thirty
the .awful sentence of Death
three only are left to sth
uttering forged Bank of Ent
for the robbery of his mar
Lambeth ; and Wm. Cooks
and entering the dwelling.
Leigh.
EXTRAORDINARY Dul
rived by the Auckland
12th inst. gives the follows
was fought two d%ys pre,
packet from Cuxhaven.
shopkeepers there, were
affections. and quarrelled
met on the quay, each •
out seconds ; they fired
beating a drum, at 30 yards
was shot through the bead and iustaw
survivor absconded: • •

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1,4 is a literal trarniatio;..
This Ti
ti :-- *-'' and a men
Lnuewoiwt, Aprlll3,lBlB ft was
r: sio a,— Doctor Olie • .
mrs Freston i
y, that in consetfuenceof ' i Southern
u, he was obliged to
qVit i in an adir
on 1 have the honour it Thompro
t M. O'Meara was gif
of Febr•
1 by ways Thoesant
cian : that he has °sr eau General
13ehwe:rnaolisstdceiuhbccenaialeelnintasibinttyonhlhorendeioeantrldganishInsehteadvayrre:enteaharlilldirdee7l: ..
when the
.Siarence
IWhile
-yet come
over wros
are comets Public in
noires attendance eve that mu
•on have been wiibiotlYt subject.
stitute hi. Baster is his decision
ling your reiterated spot, ,44 to go.
constantly refused to fti lotion at
horn he has an inane* integrity
tif you take from hint .. that in t
sg his place by a Frniti in the s
r known, you ohligetiii
raising
I assistance. He ii defier,
•defend c
agony will be the ow trouble
.1 the body *territory I/ soy pee
rhich sums ter.,ri u, imagine
er of your nation sill tit N •ti„d no I
or any b
od:.k it whichlarestlt she i
atfl,.o':::ti,,-1 .
estractei
is r
To protest against hit nil. ''
It it may be attempted le . . 4i,
he consequence of a total .. time,
o,IC
ar went,
ca 1
is i to:: 1
ionr to be, Monsieur is ? dividual.
nimble and very obedit* • , 1 bearancs
'We tel
4° Count AERTRAND.
.i. nines tit
linnet Sir Hudson Lowe." ' Press hl
it has been erroneosdy holy, to
Treaty with America, we , ''which a
e Indians the undisturbed injury,
their lands, and poste& nuns an(
I the Treaty of Ghent, re. ' much of
follows:—" The United , . juice to
D put an end immediately - never be
present Treaty, to hoetili- Preston
nations of Indians with In F
at the time of such Mike. most ret
tore to such tribes or sh . . office u
e possessions, rights, used . received
have enjoyed, or been es. • ' oilmen
.o such hostilities. Provided J Prosecu
r nations shall agree tads. ander I
ainst the United %Wel enough
d subjects, epee the mi. • professi
city being notified to nth tried tb,
II so desist accordingly."— point w
y Plummet* in this Kips. the 811,1
lected that it was ester provinc
a Treaty, as well aliens in the
had concluded Is Europe,
.1 ously)
lrinciple, from implicatial •OF 'chomp
e in the consequence el second,
Mr. W
r the Welch Charity, se author.
the Horns, Kennings,of Mr.
5 WILLIAMS WYNN, But. How ce
London and its Commerce, vi
di
were both at the top sod : - every fi
this ins
n, as the venerable Father .1
LEWES, was a Weldon, pursues
erman, Mr. WAITIIKATI.— 1 Fire.
r, though he differed from RS HOU
mints, be felt it but juke our lot
high had been circulated, ' freezin
is mother and relations.—
of enq
ram being a near neighbouraction
VAITHMAN, and hewn/sate facts,
I feel proud in seeing set know
ing himself by the beset were I
course
talents, from humble begirt
so rar
situation of represeatill
which
in the world. .
takes i
t, from London to Mar'
Crows
was obliged on Wednesday
fisher
itatable Bey, not being able
it hip
gong north-east wind. Ws
awful
accident happened to her,
'fond
II most dreadfully sea sick,
ed ou
their long voyage, hatia4
head?
the arrived safe at Margate
lincttj
sy morning. Thom
i been unanimously e!ected
heal t
es Hospital, in the room of
bad r
ce, Bart. &retied. from I
ved from Jamaica, 000 bawl
of June ; on the 18th se Jury 1
al Arismeesdi, Captain Bo
least i
Au questions, and the* IN fa fa
end on the 23d was broegkis Sixpe
Martha, of Buenos Ayror t. to . hip
off Cape Maze to the Wed who i
aid there were a great 0 I 101 prone
coast plundering mercbset , libello
In
the 'l'
of the
irriatilyisoon:oheferGCheiergenimunieitoliafilanerisdrsehaeedikOvledi . l'i
impre
Death; of these, however, f
(Intim
i:unffgei ri,n. perso
Case,
Witty
Ba
g-house of John Dudley, it : on a
klaes4,eft:rdv fliNieVl. o—onneils ol7;ui Bloomfield,i
tWiffnb.rePes siarskkf egoreill :,
' tisem
JEL —A passenger echo sr. I begin
rip,alckaectcoau dress
tntifofarwa
in a
ber I
son/ 0,
PV.il°':3o tyoouthneg great
O rivals in a young violent
Mine
ed on her account. Ibel a cite
armed with a musket, with.
persc
by a signal, given by a Of
COMe
yards distance ; one of thee
moist
id and instantly expired; the odes,
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