The Statesman.
London, England, 1819-02-11 00:00:00

end in mhigatloa a the severity of he laws, has
,knight proper to greet in favour of those miserable
sohjects who were to be trailed as deluded proems,'
by the influence of peridi on saggestioas, had
*anted from the piths of hernair and virtue, Red
not as persons gall, of the eauettmble crime of
treason, might not be estaided to these bundle',
foreigners, respecting whom, in addition to the super
riiilener, In filar case, of those circomsteoces which
disperse the mind of his Majesty tip exercise elemeocy
tonerds his own ineitetr, It I, well-Immo that stud•
lerecosefelemesey,tboogit colones ry on the part of his
- Majesty, merely bed the effect of heaths' to partake
of it loch persons es were esprenly included Isthmus,'
nisi!. they autibuted the obligati'''. to the motives
which had not, and could not, rain In the sled of
his Majesty, st the time of his grunting inch pardons;
and that, couseqesetly, the ltoyal Ordinance tom- I
oreninted to the Viceroys and Osptelns-General of
America, on the 30th of April, in the preceding
year. might to be modified se as to accord with this
rliminetion end view of the &hied; Informing the
old fonmionaries, that on all foreigners who should
be to In theinsermethreery provinces with firms
in their hands, and easier the banners of the Inter-
gents, theses* peeleirminit should be Inflicted as an
the osterel subjects of the country of whom they had
become the associates sod imedjatoes; sod, lastly, it
was declared, that sot ediniptut the principles of t the
law of sedans, oniversally reapplied, the indirideel
foreigner who should introduce likevelf of his awn
authority into the territory of any Sovereign, to dis.
Serb the public peace, end to summit seals& sad
crimes of any del.:rimless, &objects himself, by shah
doliaqooncy, to the authority end jerisdiction of the
country in which he so 'fends, wittiest hie Gevern•
meet haviog the power to claim him, or to Interfere in
any case.

" Therefore the King, oar Sovereign,being hereof
informed, has been pleased to declare, once for all,
that all foreign adventurers who shall be apprehended
with arms in their hands, in hie dominions beyood
sea, ender the banne►s of the Insurgents, at shall
'►ate supplied them with the aids of war, shall stiffer,
.without remission, capital perlishmrot, and also the
confiscation of the goods belonging to them in the
dominions of his Majesty : which penisheteot Is the
one assigned by the laws, for the chastimineet of
such delieqeents. •ho are not to be included to the
acts of grace sod the pardons which his Majesty has
granted, or may grant, in rave'r of his ewe subjects,
for the manna already maalfested.
" Wherefore I communicate this Royal Ordinance
to your Excellency for your information, sod for its
proper eseestion.
" God preserve your Excellency way rests.

" As life !Ware, J... 14. 1619. _
66 FRANCISCO DR ROMA. Previsional
Secretary 0 baits."

11,4111BURGil KIM.
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ST. PaTtllSlMltell. Jttt. 13.—The loon of t►e
Committee of the Sinking Food was closed yeas,.
cloy ; 65,000,000 of nobles bare boon subscribed.
This am in Bask-amignats is to be burnt. The
Bank•assigaats circulated as paper marrency, and no
interest was paid for them ; but the bolds issued for
the above sent pay interest, for the greeter part of
the Loan has been subscribed by foreign capitalists,
who of coarse receive interest from the Finance Do-
partmvnt.
&roc:Latins, JAW. 2T—To impede smuggling
from the neighbooriag ports, it ►as been ordered,
that n• sugar, coffee, tobacco, or wino, or attack,
shall be imported kiln the kingdom, in open vessels
AY any size, or in decked vessels under 25 lasts'
Norden, on pain of forfoitore of vessel sod cargo,
and a fine of 300 13ance dollars; and so magazine
Coeds. eacept salt, corn, and hemp, shall be either
•apnrted •r imported in such vessels. All them,
boweeer, who con prove that their goods wets laden
within the Sound b4nr• the Ist of April neat, or
without t►e Sound, before the Ist of kitty nest, ore
ezapied.