The Statesman.
London, England, 1819-08-05 00:00:00

TIIE PRESIDENT'i TOUR.

Ailimutox, Jugs 19.—We have been obliging-
ly fsenered with the following estr•ct of a letter,
furnishing pith-tilers of the Perin asT's Tarr, which
we are gratified I. being able to lay before our Read-
ers, as the latest eatheutic intelligence that hat web-
ed this city sloes he left Athena, Is Georgia, os the
13th all.

LITRACT Or A lia:Mit /RON COL R. J. litrlOt, DAVID
cutuoutt-AutucT, 31 gt ut T 1 1819.

" The ['animist, lest week, pained threirgh the
Cbovokee nalion on the reed leading from Georgia to
Nashville. I es informed that he visited the Mis-
sionary School, where sheet Sszly Indian Children
were receiving instrection no the Laneorterian plan.
—This nest bate bees interesting to bin and to the
School.

" We ban a ine season, and in app►arance of
abundance of frail and bread. The bankers end
b►okers have no effect on vegetation ; and we ban
neither Viler nor fates. I hope our yolked* will
keep pace with our enjoyments."
804500, Junt 17.-I'he Bill from the Senate,
providing for a separation of the State, was yester•
day taken Into consideration in the Boom of Repro.
100t01111011. Mr. It VIM. of Boston, wined to re•cum.
mit the Bill to a Committee of the House, with in•
'unction to report a Bill providing for taking the
sense of the Pesple of the Comilinotnelth on the
question of separation. On taking the question, it
en decided in the negative, Ayes 83, Noes 188.
In the afternoon the Bill passed to a second reed-
ing, was reed by the title, and, wittiest a debate,
passed to a third reading, for which purpose te••ot.
row 03oroing at lee o'clock was assigned.

Mr. Justice BATIAT possesses more learning than
his father, bet consist, he has not surpassed him in
the mourn of common sense. Though bur a plain
farmer, It is well knoen in the neighbourhood of
Peterborough (.here the Judge •as born), that he
was remarked for a strong though unpolished under-
standing.; and he always insetted at the ordinary
where be dined on market days, that taxation would
lodate the yeomen to pons sea, and starve the poor
sea to pauperism. The Isle Doctor MADAN (Ike
Bishop) has been hoard to say, that the young BAN.
ter would make a better Agriculturist dm Jurist.
Mr. JcATICL MAT'S assertion that the poor are
greatly twinkled by largo taxation, is similar to what
was said by the chief monk In a monastery of France
at the cummencement of the Revolution. He att.

droned the peer ref the neighbourhood open the
decree for destroying these monastic nests of drones,
,that the edict 'meld injere them greatly, since they
woold not, as theretofore, have the spire soap and
the scraps of victuals, which they had been 'custom.
ed to. The bearers wept, bet in a few weeks dine-.
wed the fallacy of the eennieg Canon, for the land
belonging to the convent (its p were always
mooing enough to choose-the best in the neighboor-
hood) being laid open to the Commies end divided,
prevented the poor from remaining such. They there.
fore wanted ne broth tier solid offal, as before from
the glutted table of the monks. In like mintier, it
would he well if the boors of !oration were taken
away from the poor, that they might experience the
change of condition. The Judge has experienced it
in as great a degree as the rest Mr. MALTUUII ben
done, whose sentiments on these iatereating subjects
are equally to be prised.
Cieneeels Beoweelao sad Witiescoce were sob.
slims is the name regiment, went a waning toge-
ther, married two sisters, the sisters of Mr. Lewis,
of the War-011ee. By this connexion they ob.
Weed early promotion, sad through official
ityte-
lace were brought ender the notice of the great
CONISAPIDCR IN Cuter, who so distingeished him-
self at Dunkirk and is holland. One (the latter)
was soot to Buenos Agree, where he lost his fame ;
the whet to Cegion, where, after being near losing
his fame, he has gained a prodigious fortene. These
adventurers have net therefore assimilated their his-
tory to that of the tee iotepasablea, Pyladcs and
Oriole%

Ha octets as more from America nil the bendy preceding, wit. the ?3'i alt. I pity occurred al the Wlgist Quarter Avr.inot on
is. In like mintier, it Yesterday, a young man entered the Coact of I Saturday, the 17th tilt, A yneth wet errsigeed fee i
f laratioa were taken CA y beteretn Melte and one o'clock,and taking I liorme.hreakingi t• which, with • sneering +mite, he
y might experience the op a Gentlemee's hat departed. Information was plesclftl Gotilts, and so sentence for tranapn.latiota
udge has experienced it immediately given and Mr. Baker, the officer, per- j for seven year, beyond the seas being prourienced, IS
rest Mr. Mac-rune bee seed, and took him lobo custody. Having conveyed . bowed to the Court. sod said, I' I thank yes 1 that
less interesting sabjects him to a house le the neighbourhood for the ports so ,is what I 'raided !" and after carping • female who
of searching him, be was foetid to be wholly without I was in tears, for want of courege, again hawed to the
Winoscocit were sub. linos, or waistcoat, and in fact with nethiag to Beach, with that fearl•sa unconcern that excited pity i
, went a waning fogs. env., the upper part of his person, Sage his great' from the rellecting part of the Caen, end Iseglirer
e sisters of Mr. Lawn, coals which was bolo/led up so a, to conceel the dia. ; fr.mt others ; he, with a fitm coke mid, " (.1 tad
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is connetion they ob• tress ender which he laboared. Ile declared that ha bye! when I retain, I will Wind yea • 1•61-te!1•41
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through official iajlic- had apt been able to obtain • bedu with tea 'sceptical I ureakey."
he notice of the great of two or three nights, for thmwhole of the last and I The gardens of Sir R. Hornet*, at Yrashill. *yr*
so distingeished him- present swath, and that for rho lam two or three days a few aiahrs a* !Myrna by a gang of thieves, who
land. One (the latter) he had met broken his fast. His story elicited the ' curried of and spoiled • quantity of valuable young
where he lost his fame ; compasaiell of all peewit, and a few ahihings wee Dime and sheik* traits. _
y anoints(, seam ir .
after being near losing immediately raised, among the eentributore to which
w imeMytto
oribrkay no Intolght.
the o.
.tcoldryll7ooToo
of moons. Broddo,
ligtons fortune. These was the Centime• whole hea.bod been stolen. ho
'is assimilated their his- gate him tr. 6d. 00 was rik•lttlind so have been and Shaba. in Fashina.strom, COMM Church, Mid..
parable', and role therefrom 3011-of silk, with whisk
I they got clear of. ' I I
I ofroogly upcoming hie gratified'.
Pyloalcs aid 'formerly as attorney's clerk. H. was set at liberty dimes,
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