The Statesman.
London, England, 1819-05-11 00:00:00

idea .1 the peystet ef their salaries sheeld be discos.
tinsel. He combated tbit ether object be, end COO.
cleats, by movies that the demand be referred to the
Minister et Jostle,.

44 N. pgyesAunin Moiled that partegyrles were
deo to there who refused to serve the UsurpPr, sod
email mot comelye haw it c.•eld be proposed to that
Assembly to pay the sereices forbid Welt bate been
reordered to him

" M. MANUEL contended that soothing could he
more wooer mere jest than the principles on which rho
Report of the Comatisoim was (minded. If pajment
was mot peeper to those who daring ►he Ilondred
Days accepted sod fulfilled public functions, it mast in
any case have been made illegally. Those who 144
received say oeght to have hien comp►lled to make
Imitation. This hed ont been done, st..l hecarte it nos
judited that the intere►t of theconntryrequired that these
places should be filled. Anarchy is the worst of all
evils. The King, on his dot:artery, recommended
all the Miscue to geoid civil war. To pretest it,
order must be maintained ho• court it hove hen'
done if no public functioneries had ? jn

obstever state, I'.ll.ef. 1134 il:PIP; and it Iv-, the
duty of every citizen to preserve her from evil. Those
who are now so loud in blaming. Giro what mil.
chiefs they would have been exposed le, if sem. he.
nest citizens had not watched over I be pa MSc tranquilli-
ty ; and if the functionaries of those days had refosed to
fulfil the duties by accepting or retaining .heir sites.
(ions; how can their reeenipence be ch aired hem'
" The Kerrie of the SEALS opposed the Petition,
and lb. Chamber passed en .o the Oder of the Day.
" Other Fetitioes of a similar import were dig.
paged of in the same manner.
4"ftse Projel rapectieg the transit of Cilu,dal
inerchandis., through Alsace was disceseed. Se.
',fill ,rakers delivered their sastiments.
16 Freoch Feeds, Friday, 46 f.
" The King 'tenanted haloes. nu Thersdeir with
the Marquis Dusocum, Minister of Foreign Again.
se The Bureau el the Chamber of Deputies pre-
meted to the King, ere Saturday, the law respecting
the Journals, adopted on Wednesday last.
" We receive from Boerdea us the following news,
which we give witboet guaranteeing its troth :
• TetSTAttLoW, who Ina been here several days,
embarked in the ship the Iloly Alliance, formerly the
Benoni, armed in this pert, for Cadiz. It seems that
the South America. ledepoodents were diligently
witching the mouth of the Gironde for this
vessel, and that they knew It was destined so
convey to Spain mew and ameitions of war to assist
in teabotles spinet their cause. In ping set of
the river the llely Alliance end Testraithon were
captured: —(!.e Constftreionel.)
" From Naples, It is reported, that en the 17th
and IRth of April, Vesevies had thrown feats many
flames. A violent eruption isespected."

Barcatost, v Pitnct Ringer con.
flumes to tyke tiis carriage Picurrinits In lit. orstnis
vicinity 4 this town for opntirds of two hoar, every
day ; and his Royal Flightier, 'aperient:es the benefit
of exorcise, and the refreshing gratin, t•reegev of this
cow. It was generally expected tLit the Patmcg
REGENT would hair returned to Carltonshoose this
week, hot at prevent there is no movement rat this
Pavilion which indicates the departure of his Royal
Highnosv. Lord I.:nitrify arrived here yesterday,
sod visited the Paint Rtotn:. His Lordship sp•
peers to have perfectly recovered from his late sever•
indisposition, arid enjoys u celtrnt Tido I.
. .

The evening pfefliPlillie in Windsor Park, in the
Loog-walk, commenced for the season on Sunday
evening, which was very numerously attended by all
ranks ; the band alb* Royal Horse Guards attended
gain the occeasion.
The private letters received yesterday from all
ports of the Continent, contain unfavoorable ac-
counts of the state of commerce. Two failures have
taken place at Stralsund, on. at Stettin, ono at Po-
tersiburgh, and a fifth at Lubeck. It is farther
stated, that the most perfect stagnation prevails in
every department of business, and not a single arti-
cle could be oansell for which any demand existed.
Advises from Gitorsiter, dated the 19th ult. men-
lion, that on the 19th this terms of a trues and sus-
pension of hostilities for two years between the Pr-
tagoese end Tonisians was signed therm by their re-
spective Commissioners.

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The fanning article is taken from the Carlisle
Paper :—" In consequence of a mannfactorer of this
city having lowered the price of weaving gingham' 44.
per tot, a considerable number of weavers assembled
in a tarnishes** manner on Wednesday afternoon,
broke some of his windowa, end exhibited other
token. of their daspleasorr. They also held a kind
of Meeting upon the serials, at which thee resolved to
petition the PRI NC £ it CC I.NT to send them all to Awe
rice !"

For the vacancy ocessisnid in the representation
of Shrewsbury, he the death of (licit/lio ',Trill,
Esq. Josh blvvrow, E.g. has announced himself a
Candidate. It is also staled, that application has
been made by 1 Electors to a son of the Etrl of
DAUM/MUM

F►iday last, Lady NARY LLIN•DALE., of Charles.
street, and Mrs. ANDEIVIOII, had en interview for
some time with the Circassian Lady, in the drawing.
room of the Persian Anibeseader's boos►. They
friend her particularly stable sod commanicativ:;
her person is teinarkably slim, of low statute, lath►'
swarthy, bet her reaterer are very lialidseleP. She
constantly sits in the front room, and generally
wears a scarlet dress, the sl.adow of which rimy his
Well through the ►lied,, which are so placed that she
can see what pastes in the street, end not be seen
herself. On Mey.day, shun the chimney•seeepers
were dusting before the house, the threw back the
cattalo, sod on plainly seen by a somber of I- yrs
50th.