The Statesman.
London, England, 1819-05-27 00:00:00

THE STATESMAN.

FR lINCII RXILKS.

['Rost Lt Constrrtrriontrit ow. NAT IS.]
A vast writhed, was drawn yesterday to thw
Camber of Derides. by the flimflam generally cur.
rest, that the Commission of Petitions would present
their R•o•ft cooceruing the recal of the Preschmer
who have boo banished without trial, or legal con-
detonation. If the Chamber had been ten times
is.pr, it coold net have contained all the spectators
who thronged to the doors of the Palace. Not only
were the tribunes filled, but ell the corridors and ad-
iambi boils were crowded to elms& A great number
pr even remained in the street wailing with
of rooms
the liveliest impatience to Inns from those who
wifiht come eel what was the resell. It was contrary
to their especistions. A thousand different stories
blue cireelated relative to the circemstances which
receded the debate, the following we give on
Me authority of some Deputies worthy of being re-
lied ore. Eight days Igo the Report was announced
so be ready ; the Commission had derided en refer.
og the Petitions to the Council of Ministers, end it
lied chosen M. Csornartin as Reporter. The Mini.
mows were informed of this decision ; they begged the
c.„,siglion to passport its Report, and assured it
the!. would in the neat Cooedl folly discuss
this important business. We age told it wee dis-
eased, and the majority resolutely insisted on the
umintensece of the Ordonuances and Imre of!
proscription, by which so many French citizens are
mined. It is remarkably, that on the eve of the day
when the Council of Ministers canto to this decision,
the Commission of Petitions assembled afresh, and
/melted to substitute simply the Order of the Day,
lasted of the reference to the Council of Ministers.
Jo consequence the Reporter was changed, M. de
Cello° being appointed to that pest in lieu of M.
Csoustrtin. The Deputies of the left side (the Li-
berals), informed of this trick, avowed their listen-
tine to speak formally against the proposal of the
Order of the I).y. in order to get rid of the consider-
mien of there Petitions; because it seemed to eon.
fires, in a calm and endisterbed period, those sen-
tences of banishment, which bad been pronoesieval
amidst the biasing of all the passions end the violence
of all parties. It then appeared, as. if the Ministry,
fearful of a stormy debate, world have adopted a
middle coarse. Aecordiegly they made, or.ceased to
be made, new overtures to the Commission; they as.
stirell'ilthey hod no objection to the referring of the
petitions to the President of the Commit, provided
the Report centaieed only a simple statement of facts,
and was net su written es was likely to provoke trou-
blesome debeita. The Commission, after haring de-
liberated on this proposal, ted to its first con-
elosions, and again appointed its first Reporter le
support them. The Deputies of the left side thee
agreed to remain silent soil • vote enseleseesly
for the only constitutional measure which the Chem.
her could adopt. list yesterday morning, or rather
last night, the face of things sae mice more changed.
All that is known certainly is, that two hours before
the Sitting, M. Caumartin thoeght he should be the
Reporter, and every body *rely believed that the
Keeper of the Seals would support his coeciesions.
Rvery'body was wrong. Al. de Cotton was yesterday
moraina, or the evening before, nominated Re en,
because after third or fourth deliberation the ta-
wiission once agile remitted to propose the Order of
the Day. We need make no reiection ara these re-
peated changes, our Readers will snake the. for es
Yet we must say, that after the late memorable Sit.
ting of the Coert of Assizes, where so splendid an
set of justice seas rendered by the Advocate-General
to the sentiments and conduct oi the French re.
fugues, the Public hoped for another result from the
Sitting of yesterday. No use listened to the Ito.
putt of M: Cotton; we will say more, no one Hs-
. toned to the speech of M. de Sou,. Every body had
desiled to hire found bias en Ibis eccasloo in agree.
spent will% all. the Tributials and public opieloo.—
Discreet 'den regret that those Deputies, who wished
In speak agaiiist the measures of proscription, were
refused a hearitig. From the assurances gives thee,
they were• net indeed prepared; bet their duly re.
quint) them to speak, sad it was perhaps the duty of
(heir Collagen to have listened to them.

THE DUCHESS or KWIT.-104r. DAVIS attended se
owl ai K.n.ingtnn Palace yesterday moraine, when,
otter hearing the Report of the Hoosetteld Physician,
Dr Wtuon, and seeks' her Royal Highness, the
felhoelet &Mein Was issood
Her Rind, Mahee s she Deckle of Kw.? has hail a slight
'stark of friftf 'weeds, esesise t bet has. however, bad a se-
ae•el nexht. and Is Ibis srusiett re. Well as caw be ca-
rded. Tie Hoye Warn eswinses in N well.
" U. D. DAVIS.—J. WILSON."

A woad Dolletin Wel isseed in the amnions :

"Her Royal iliglraeas the Darkest at K saes fever has
rivals seiradedraare amain, lad the Perim" is sew advise-
iaesali.faer ia be, esoralemeace. The Reyal Waal tea-
Omar. la do well.
*. D. D. DA 1/19.—.1. WILSON.
Kessiegisa Palace, May i 6. 4 "'clack. P. al."

The Patrice RICILIIT, and the *lbw brooches of
The Royal Family, wit to make enquiries. The ge-
neral enquiries commenced at ten o'clock, sad eon-
tinged till between sit and seven.
Tat LITER tat ti AZITTL—We ere requested to
stele that she Firm Quarterly Part for 1819. of this
interesting Journal (originally projected by Mr.
Coma's, and peblished in Weekly Numbers), is
now reedy for delivery. This new Weekly Paper is
expressly designed fur the higher circles. Ire prin-
cipal objects are to fill up a chasm is English Pe-
riadicul by presenting to the Polite
World a Journal peculiarly its own,—tts realise in
their smolt extent she advantages resulting from
the restoration of Continental intereesree,—to pro-
vide a central point for the collision of ideas where.
by the Literary and Scientific productions of Europa
generally, end of England in particular, may be an-
nounced and esainined ;—by which the Student and,
Man of Fashion shall he made arqoainted with what-
ever is passing in she Learned World, and Anthers
and Amateurs may address themselves Putatively and
directly to Men of !Mien and of Taste ; and where
the firientibc, the Literary; anJ the Fashionable %hell
lad such subjrcis as are commiel with their pectagar
passoiss.—The mock of publication tends to gratify
paddle curiosity arid insure a rapid circolotion. being
printed en a .ingle sleet, containing 48 volition',
and Stamped for she purpose of being franked by
post like a Newspaper.

7'u rug EDIII9R or rats STJTESMAN.

Ste,— According to your Paper of yesterday, Mr.
Illositoust, in a speech on Moodsy, st the Crew•
and Anchor, is reported in have said—" he held is
his hand an Address of Major CautwatanT, which
his oust declare told absolute falsehoods"

Perhaps the Gemlnnen Is of opinion that I an
66 too old" for being inclined to terminate a discos-
lion on public questions, as younger men frequently
dock's print. disagreements•

And perhaps tech an opieion soy have caused'
lids coarse laogoage : bet 1 wrwilki beg lave to sok
gest to hire that there are eases, in whiek a Gentle.
wawa wishes are Wore characteristically cornmeal-
cited by private iuritadoe, thou in the way of
tavern valour.

I remain, Sir, your obedient servant,

Thunday sensing. May V.

JOHN CAR rwmicitT.

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To rex EDITYIK or TIFE STATESMAN.

Accept a !Whole. the' of lowly strafe.
welenose. wafted from the busks of Stirs!
la spite of lawless Pensecatian's rage,
Welcome. ewer mere, kern Cram.r of the age!
fly poteol pen again W Freedom's cause
Shall brave she stern ~foul of penal laws.
. Poial the sharp satire, torn the live', Jest,
'Gann, fool oppression rose the viogglS breast.
Make tyrant Ministers thy ialeenee own.
Nor hide what U shooks, ham rem tut Tatum' !!!
May Ott., thy sew essay, asspictars prove,
And the reasembragine of thy w roars remove.
Thy Country's patronage the seal reward.
Wide* Imre. save boiled Eh:rasa. all applaud!!!
What the' the ire of kliaissers impend!
At alt points arm d. dos canal thyself &feed I!
Net Will let Pros/ewe eery step await !
Itenvve thyself for sane distinguish's! fate!
Perhaps in rend (who more thee Saarsaa Il f)
ilor pillars, valid by ressegado Pt re !
Proceed with pastelist seal and fearless anal.
Ike dawning light of seders timer t' enroll !
Show how, by Rzsatoes reassearosi breath,
l'vatissint are roasting from their sleep of death,
flow. fast emergiess front their Gothic gloom.
They'll horst, ere Was, the shackle. of their tomb,
Fre.loag, awake *dim their ignoble trance,
And hail the treat rumple, *et by F1411,C. !!!
Inaritsfeed Framer. at law. i 4 *earl/ freed I
Compeett Emateett. Sat s trassintsgsu!!!
let hosewho've Libeny to dungeons dounfd.
WM, est'ry *erre to keep het still catranliti !
attempt is Min. /Hid lineal. madly
Freesias, at law, will es'rp shock .revive,
Each desp'rate effort of erseroption fall.
And 8888 [NANCE MIT all pre•all!!!
Mark hat the were spring. the 'went caste
Of marina. revobitinos, varies laws
And, pesor'il by thew. the Lint into trusts otrwcy,
Is spite of rooted habit's pow'rful sway !
Footnote whim art *why% caprice
14,4reiste kosawkdge. as their streams increase;
lint might• Freedom. with reseal"' free,.
Sweep oil before her, in her rapid cosine !
N.l names. so peejadiee her waves impede !!
Innvierrtern was Lessees dreseed !!!
Pr.,gessl, my Mend. shy noble work sior-ae.
Which afore ages w iq with rapture •se• ;
And. a. the some of Pulsar meets their ear.
Irene him, Owen Sears la Svc, suit cyan, trill alit
TO Dm!!!
Paris, May ti, 18lb. GRACCIIUS.

LAW Paosorion.......rlse following armegement,l
It is confidenilpsteted at Edinburgh, is 'boot to take I
place in the Stirmas Courts of Scotland. It is the!
OM measles pressethre that bus occurred there for
many years.
The Motroomble Bates NORTOT to I/0 (7hief
BUGG of the Excheqoar_, in the room of the Right
Illoneerettle ROUST DIUNDAS, who retires en a
pension.
The Lord Chief Commissioner, A OASIS, resigns his
gone a* a Baron of the lischoqeer, and his salary is
to to raised tomato eqoal le the Chiefs of she other
Coatis, els. 40111 Ber• 'esti
Sir PATRICK M creasy to be the new Baron of the
Eschequer.
The Lord Advocate Mscowoctiv sorceeds the late
Lord Rayon es one of she Jedges of the Coort of
Session, and aloe us a Lord of Juaticisry.
Sir WILLIAM Ras, the present Sheriff of the
C.oonly of Ediehorgh,, is to 611 the important office
of Lord Advonems- _ -

Mr. WellsorewwwwW; the Soliciter-General, pro.
meted to the Usech,.l* the flea of Lord BARNA-
TYPIt, who retires ow the pension.
Mr. Hone Deumeeno to be the sew Solicitor-
Getters!.
Mr. SOUTHWICK In be ittemombrancer of the Es.
chequer, vice Sir PITY* MURRAY ; sod Mr. Ants
Dyer to be Sheriff of Edinburgh, iu the room of Sir
WPP. SAIL
We are Indy happy to beer list the ease of Mr.
Ramat, in Sloone-streel, which we refer our reedit,"
to, in another part of our Paper, has attracted the
notice of several public spirited Noblemen and Gent!e-
neen,who cannot modem tint an honest min should be
rundown for no other mile than a constitutional en.
deavoer, es -Meson, to remove public grievances. It
is to be remembered, that liiratouzas is the victim of
that most odious of all species of oerseration, clerical
peroration. His claims upon the Public are of a
mobile eaters and origin. The simple statement of
dime feels wield, we should trust, be • 'efficient
adagios to those who cars feel for the enfortetiale ;
sad when we relied that Mr. SOCIALS has inclined
rein solely by his constitutional esertions to obtain
• Parlismeolary Reform, it mast be admitted 'het
the friends of that cause are morally bound to pro-
MO hint from the vindictive permeation of its one.
Nies. In the tree spirit, sod acting open the strict-
est principles of en honest man, Mr. Koalas has
eppropriated the money that his been hitherto sub.
scribed to make good a composition with his cre-
ditors, in consequence of which he has recovered his
persooal liberty, bet is left without a ghillie( to re.
place himself in basin's', or in enable himself by any
means to provide for his femity's wants. We, there-
fore, confidently hope, that a further sem will be
tithed, for the purpose of re-establishing Mr. Ito.
GERI in a respectable way of business, sod we trust
that a sufficient nombet of houest-mioded English-
' men will be found toady In contribute their respective
mites for PO laudable a peipose. Let not the Be.
vererul author of his injuries have ihr satisfaction of
feeling, that though his own conduct his met with
esposort and abhorrence, be bat yet left a sting in
the bosons of his victim.

Te-uporrow, his [Loyal Ilightsess the Peumc■

Gamy Will give a grand diune; to his EteeHenry the
Persian Ambassador, and a select party of sagest
persosagea

NAVAL INTIIL LIG ENGE.

DEAL, 14 AT 26.—Carne down from the Rine lett
sight and natter), the Hervey, Manner•, for Maas-
does ; Anne, Telvey, for Ileranneh ; Royal Eagle,
Gibbs, for Newfoundland ; and Byron, Anderson,
for Trinidad.

RAstsoATE, MAT 213.—A bright-sided brig, with II
green bottom, osa totally lost no the Kentiels Knock
en Monday night ; part of the deck and upper weeks i
bare darted on shore near Broadening, the boat is
breoght nn store hens, masked an the stern " For-
tuna • Ilairberah, Captain A. L. K. (ihler." The
vessel was seen by 11:e Inlets )erissid.r morning, hot
them was ton much sea for them to (et seer her ;
they did not discover any ;Kum" on beard, it is
therefore 'opposed the crew lad left her before.
Several empty gin cases kayo been picked up; some of
the wreck bag driven twist ibis place.
MARGATE, MAY cages of Wpm and
other oracles, twitter with a gossitity of wreck,
here been picked up adrift off this plate, and brought
in here this afters's, so, bet no parties's,' have It
been oecartteined In lead to any certain Intelligence
of the vesart they must come oat of. It is repotted
that a writel was seen )eaterslay on the Kentish
Knock by a brat, said to have pot into
PORTSaIoUTII, MAY the Sprightly,
Hiker. and Vigilant, Keiinsrd, for London ; Al-
Nrd..Woodnet, for Guernsey ; and two or three
coaoters.
WLYSIODTIII, MAY 45.—Arrived the New Hope,
with passengers taken net of the General Graham,
from Bombay to London.
HARWICH, MAY Y6.—Arrived she Mars, Webster,
from London to lielmsdale ; and Ilanbory, Turn-
bull, from ditto to Newcastle, each with loss of as
author and cable.