The Statesman.
London, England, 1819-01-15 00:00:00

Lord Chancellor, the Earl of IMACCLOTIELD, for oz.
tortion and cowl( prartico.—when the accused Earl
vas frond vailty, and sentenced to pay a In. In the
Kinn of 30,0001. and to be imprisoned in the Tower
unlit the mite wee paid.

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On the Warn of the Mosher' of iho Law noose
to their own Chamber, Mr. Parr., the late Socrotary
fur Itoling!, commented iho bo4nris of the day by

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proposing that the Right lion. Msmmtme St-tvort.
the Speaker of thelaat House of Commons, should be
elected to the sauce •Ales in the memo. Mr. Past.
described the waren and attainments oweemary for
the office 'saint, and votrehed for the compairuce of
his nominee, sod U.S secooded in his recommends.
lion by Lord CLAIR; Mr. BARNITT, the Member foe
Rochester. supported the proposition; and no other
Member being proposed• the Motion of Mr. Pant.
use onanimoorly adopted. The Speake► elect was
then conducted to the Chair in the usual form, and
teterned thanks to the iit•sso for the high honour
thus, • second time. conferred upon him. Mr.
Cute.' ma then moved as adjournmerit, and availed
himself of the opportunity of adding a fourth pautegyric
to the mirk' of Me. MANNZIS SUTTON, as Speaker
of the llotise of Commons.

Thus passed the ceremonial of t►e opening of the I
radiomen', sod now our attention pews on to the!
ospeciations formed from its meeting. Where much
ii urgently required, and much may essay be dune,
something very ronniderahle might be rationally look.
ed for; bat binned be they, it has been said, who
asp►ct little, for they shall net be disappointed. Ith
uot a (mesh election of a Hasse of Common', vivid-
wird as that !loose at present is, that can refresh
the hopes of men who base dodged any wisdom
from the lessons of experience..--A lay belle,
than that usual fare must come, we apprehood,
from the better inflame* list is beginning to
operate on the outside of the Howse, and not from
any more good will or real amelioration we expect
to rise spontaneousi) within it. Tito People themselves
bare Named so mach t►at they now begin to teach ;
aril public opinion as it becomes enlightened, by
steding the weight of numbers to the force of troth,
most ultimately con ;el the men who are the most dis-
posed to vitiate or centralist it, to attend to the dic-
tates of lesson sad necessity, and accommodate their
measlier, to the exigencies of the times; and the to-
theis of s Nw of the most galling grismores.
It is onderstood tbst Mr. BKOUGUAII will move for
the Writ to supply the money caused in the Repro.
'Potation of Westminster, by the death of Sir S.
liossiwr. Several Membeis, both from dor Minis-
terisi sod Opposition benches, it is aid, will take
that opportunity of espressing their high respect for
the cborseter of that lamented Statesman.

Tbs. epielon appear* to have hoes 'rumies, dm
mew Wilts naiehl be moved immediately after ibe sp.
poishmeet of Iketipeeher. It seems that 14 days mast
elem., (the slew allowed for presenting Petitions
against Maros), hrfore new Writs can be mooted for;
as is Is only et the eapirstion of that period, that it
cam be barsi with cersaiwy, at loose in thecae of
contested Electivai, shu is really Me sit.:lig Mrs,
bet, and, the.efore, whether a seat has actually be.
COO* IMAM'S! Or not.

The Mewlmes for the City of London yesterday,
occluding to the aorieut custom abscised on the Gist
thy of Alyea.; of • 1444 Parliament, took their
seats at the tr•p of the Treaa•r) Bout is the House.
of Commons, in scarlet reins, in rotation as the
sorbets stood at tiro close of the pril, and continued
in those seats deriog the Election of the Speaker.—
Mr. Wiwi:to, not briag an Alderman, provided him.
self (as the Isis Sir 13. Watson did on the like ore•.
11/0,1, upwards of thirty years •go) •irk a scarlet
robe without far for this purpose.

Paris Papers to the 14th i•lvant hive been re-
ceived. Tha Chamber of Dipatics were to i:ave an
eltrsordinary Meeting on Siondiy, to receive a com-
munication hoot Ministers, the nature of which is
not mentioned. The Doe ro& paid his re-
&peels to the King on Saturday la -t, previoas to hi.
retiring to the cuonto seat of his Duchess.-0a the
same day I of the most raperienced
toasts bad an interview with the Moister of the
Interior, fer the purpose of concerting means of ea-
tendiog and improving that essautial breach of pleb-
lie prosperity.

An article from Vienna states the positive ;sten.
tioo of the Empersr sad his Court to vigil Rome and
Naples during the ensuing spring. Their departure
will probably tube place rutty in the next month.—
/From Coslseult@ it is stated, that Count Naomi.
stun had outset' at Ahe Court of Bate'', es Rica.
rian Minister Plonlildientiary. 'This is considered
as a woof that all the points in dispute between fhe
two Governments were at length amicably adjusted.
It is Western.% that the charges of the town of Co-
ldest, for Willowy accommodations, sitters it passed
under she Prussian dominion, have been live times the
1111108111 of its revenues. These IWO /Me of the
blessings of Prussian occupation.

A Soppktactd to the London Gazette, containing
dispatches from India, was pebli.hed y...tertlay after.
noon, the sohvtause of which or have given in another
page. Its contents relate to events the general tester
and Wee of which ate already knout. toner Readers
We bate now the official annoencemtnt of the Go-
vernor General of the toirteoder of [moot Row, ti.
late Pcishwa—aa neat which 131bles the Alargmis