The Statesman.
London, England, 1819-02-08 00:00:00

CONVENTION %ITO SPAIN.

The following Co.vsniinn /as silo/fated Is Aug. I
1802. and ratified by that United States I. Justify,
1804, b.t not by Spain till July last. The rsttfica.l
dons have recently been earlialised at Washingtos,l
end a Proclamation, to Rive it elfert, with a copy of
the Convention, was N11)141441 in the Noliana /std.
kr/ricer of the 24th ult.
" A (:osiveution between Lis Catholic Majesty
and that United States of Amities, for Ilia inalemil-
kation of those wbp hove sastaised tomes, damages,
[or inj stir!, in coeseleence of the 'seems of itsdiei•

by "Aid the
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- Beard of Onelielis4o.lllll shnold arbitrate the
claims originating from the incomes of foreign mis-
ers, mess, consols, or tribunals, le their respective
territoties, which might be imputable to their two
G.veternetits, they have 'smelly agreed, that each
Geniuses' shall reserve (ae It does by this Conroe.
lion) to itself, its sobjerts, or chianti respectirels,
all the rights which they.now have, aid ender which
they may hereafter bring forward their claims, at
sects times se may he most nient to them.
" 7. The present Convention shell have no force
or effect, until it he ratified by the Cnatncting
Parties, sod the ratilicattons shall be etchaeged as
soles porrible.l
Rived, kr.
Ate Treaty which we this clay publish, by Guth°.
rityvirk AU which was concluded st Madrid, in 1802,
boll the ratificatioo of whiche by Spelo, has been
miehheld until recently. •
This Treaty, it will be setae, provides for the mt.
41emeat, by the orbitrition of Oommissioners, and in
The mnst onesceptionable manner, of all claims prior
to the year 1802, of the citizens of Spain, and of
the limited States, respectively, for looses sustained
by the deptedations of citizens of the two Govern.
siesta, prior to the year 1802.
The doles for spoliation, by French privateers,
A their prizes into the ports of Spain, dying
meg period. and which have bees ever ;Mari%
n of aegociation, ere not provided for. Tilly
are, hilwenr, ezpressif reserved, and the existents
of the claims thas distinetty recognised.—(Nwilessol
Intel.)
RICIINIOND (Va.), Deo. lb.—lmpartial sad anti
tient men frees all gainers of this State, wises, IMF ,
01111111lS we base had an opportunity of neertaielag.
Ord onset two eteeptions) have, without any an-
cert With tree soother, breathed tits same feelings of 1
intlienetiop for the esseecesisry nod +eaten e'en-
tints of Arbuthnot sad Andarieter. Mao. who hovel
'ben the *almost In their gratitede for Geo. ink-
ling, aresew the loadest is onset* this deed.—
( Rwiltinir.)
SANDS ORIINTAL.
MONTS VIDIO, Oct. 9. The Portuguese de set
make soy pregpese its their (vaguest. They ben
net tiptoed their new campsige as yet ; their troops
ire set paid. They ham seateeded is gettiu(, by
iwivilloos Doe Mane( aarigusge beating of the Chief
of
the 0 bidaseleis •f no consegeenee and
rather ;4=l lo the Revelation. They have also
takes the Chefs Laballeja and Agaiar, who were
made prisoners in some trifling skirmishes in the En.
ttatios. • Artiges begins to see, for the first lime,
that amongst leis subjects, there are moo who aspire
to nun hie station. lie loses rapidly the getters!
•Moitalavalblite same that his Colonel Rivers) `eve
were and sem* into public favour, so much ets that it
is tainted i sill synth/Ili kis General.

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Papert
lb* King, by M. &Caen, es *Alcotster of the 4s.
tutor, having for its object tits geweratimproemmmt
of Gutenberg throughout Fresco. To this 11bspart
is eetijoifted a Rept ordioince, givieg effect to link
esoesaros resommonsiell in N. A Conneß of Agri..
collars is to be established, swim cite mperintendo
once of the Minister of the Interior, osasiatiog of
ten Members. With this Commit a correspoadlog
Member for each department is to communicate,
ipso all subjects concerted wkb agricaltoki im.
wormiest. Thermal's of the piernsits composing lbw
Council aro also gloms in the Moodienr. Amon
them aro Om Duke de Is Rochefoocsalt, Coosa Chap.
and Baron flasood.
la the Chamber of Deputies, on Tuesday, whit*
was exclusively occupied in bearing the &port of lbw
Commission of Petitioss, a coosidorable aeldber of
petitions wore read. Among them was 'oh Web
Gemmel Sommia, whe is conined is the Coeditor
girl., stating, that having been coadsmsed to death
lu his absence, on the 12th of November, IMO, bye
the First Council of War of the 18th Military Divi-
sion, he (night sow to be seat before another Cons-
eil of War, to remove this sentence. 'that until,
this bo elected, he can eternise no civit,orreoppeorira
Court, either ea plaintill or &fondest. Re protested'
titan @Oust the denial of justice by the Minister t
War, who has raised him new Military Judges, cod
demanded the Interference of the Chamber, that la
might be sent to the department of the Lot and
im-
mune, before his astorel Jodgvi, who dill pre.
pounce on the accenitioo Of bigamy with %Which he
has been charged. Oa the recommeati a tie a of the Com-
mittee, the Chamber papted to the order of the dor.
French Foods.—Feb. 1. Five pas Cents. 701. 30c.;
Bank Stock, 1500..—Feb. !, Five per Cents.
70f. 110 c.; Bank stock, I,lsl.—Feb. 3, Few per
Cents. 70f. Bank Stock, 1,5221. bne.

CRAhIBLit OF PURRS, Joe. 90. •
The Margois Damost.es. on preheating the Pro.
jest of Law relative to the aistipimeat of a iieliortal,
recompeace to the Dyke de Richelieu, addraesili the
Chamber 111 follows :—... •
" Gieen.uses,—Coofortaabiy tb lbw ewden of
the Kin., we new present to you the Wiriest of s-
law, which hes been adapted by the Chamber of
Deputes, relate. to the national recompeoce to 00
assigned le the Duke de Richelieu, to the amendments
of welch his Majesty his consented.
" It appears to es, Gentlemen, useless to *lie
farther illustrations in *notion of this proprisitien.
The facts upon which it is founded are public SO
incontestable; the possibility of the encoation of
iiiesbu Oar territory, at the expiration of three lien's, ..sen anticipated by. Treaties ; hut hoo e'er bii 41-
I=be the friendship which unites the foreign
tit ger hleseroli, coalidenta la the stets

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of our country, and Is Om disposition of its Go-
vernment, wss tleOPSSlttlr to our liberation. It well
this confidence that the Deka de Richelieu knew how
to inspi►e. • In his neseciatioes ha displayed it,. ii,.
durnce of big acknowledged integrity ; sea he then
seeped the fruits wf the profound esteem which h(
Ned etleired. When Re *peke in the name of the
King of France, his sentiments were regarded as use

wgviseeal =hkpersonal character was considered sti
elodbirheleiefentee. &maples of this moral ere.
0. dit as* indsysail.
_arakely, (eattleptaa, Asp_ hata.
never bows pot to a test so solemn. or ebisiorf
iota so linperrent. This is a homage rendered by
;Attila gratitude, NI! to a greet bet ic• , bet
Amber. W ber. to AN most heamerable sad
pare.
• "We vet'stera Owittlemea, tie the ChatM.
• bee of Profs, hi wallet with that of the DcOttiel,
4.'ibtir **welly seknowledge its prnpriety mad ivetice."
ea MAIM lastant, tise sleeve Prnject was orfetptoi
• is tan Clamber of Pairs, by a majority of 121
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SAW. 13 —Agreeably tea Cabinet order
amoral iespnrtsnt changes base Iskea
•-•esr. 'rho Ministry of Pollee Is
'—ant united with the Mie

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:All %kitten vessel woe wrecked
1.3 d Dec. She woo from To,
It newt tint the plague c.rried
or tyro to throe boodrell liorsoo*

Depotles to tb. States.
eaye ego: they ate
o •f their election.
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