The Statesman.
London, England, 1819-11-19 00:00:00

DLit, Nov. 18.—Cem. doors from the River sort
gelled, the Willis. fashingtoo. 9•11111141, for St.
Kim's; sod Thoth. for Berl:stmts.—A. brig pedal

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thit morning and ran t•
ka•rrn.—Wind N. K.

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PORTIIIIIOUTW, Nov. 18.—Arriged his alsjesty's
ship UlFoy, from Plywood+ ; Norfolk, Lily, from
the Dow.. for Madras; sod Porsevorasee, Eights,
frerMemsl.••Sailed tho Dry Harbour Plasters, Storeys
for St. Geis.—Passed by the William and Alfred,
for the West ladies ; and Valeria, limed, for la•
min.—Wind N. E.

P‘orrowea, Nev. 17. Arrived the Antwerp
Giltirk, Jason, from Lirilf poo. I f A
SSW the Jane, Peden, for St. blictiar.'e.—Wiol
N. E. -

FALUOUTU" Nov. 16.—ArrireJ of this port the
Amity, Privatt, from Valencia, in 41 days, for Loy.
ohm ; sod Little Frederick, Thorn, from Prince
Edward', [stmt.—Sailed die Lord Sidewalk packet,
with* idyll, for the Bratils.—Niel N.
lltawtow, Nov. ift.—Artired the Die Iloinattg,
Milibmalt, from Titoism for Lomb's, with ion of
author, collie, sod bowspirit, bowleg been ton fool
of by a brig; Aocklaml packet, from Cushier.. ; sad
Primes of Priors of Orange packet, from Renaud,
both with Mail..
SUSUMU,' Nov. lg.—Arrived the Nets, Jack-
son, from Riga, with toss of anchor sad cable. The
Selleld, Sbaw ; sad the Alin, Popplewell, from
London, Imo just pat in here ; the former with lots
of en anchor, sod the latter with loss of chain cable
sad amebas.

M AROATI, Nor. 18.--Tbe Rising Sin, Stites. et
Philadelybie, tress Bressee, wee takes charge of by
seine beets frees hew, and carried to Whitstable,
hoeing bees en shore on tbe Knock, sad lest bee
redder, teladless, eeehers, sad cables.

Sir MANES Lopez set off lest Wederolsy night,
per mail, accompanied by a tipstaff, to Elsner gaol.
in par ssssss of his sentence. A few hears before
he set off, he received a letter from the Solicitor to
the Trusts', y, to ieform him, that unless the Ise of
10.0001. was paid into the Crown Office within tern
d.ys, proceerlints will be taken to levy the 111111 f.—.
it '..ms too Solicitor to the Treasury had intimated
to Mr. Faanco. the nephew of SC MAs'ru, that
sects steps alveoli! be taken, in coo•eqaeoce nt an ex-
pected claim being made by the High !knife( West-
otioi.er, of this line; this was stated to Mr. Faust*
by way of apology or excuse, for the eagerness thes
manifested to get this berry fine. The senteace was.
that Sir Masse* should pay a fine of 10,0001., bo
intprisooed too years, and be further imprisoned
until such fine was paid. Sir Massatt therefore
thought, that according to all former prodice, the
fine tired not be paid till the expiration of the two
years, bet it seems that a new practice consumed in
the case of Mr. WoLrg, who was fined for swindlieg
transactions, that a motion was made for a kis:al
;facies, to prevent the removal or disposal of the
good', fcc. In the city, the only property that the
Defendant possessed, which could be made available
for the fine. The same has been done in the cue of
'Cantu.' and on these new precedents they attack
Sir MAs,sst so early. By an immediate paymeat et
10,0001. it makes at least 10001. difference by the
lateral of 10,0001. for two years.
Batts, Not. 16.—The Loyal Detleratiou of the
City of Beth, after nmaielog nearly a fortnight ex.
posed on the table of theTown•hell, has been signed
by nearly eight handfed names, sot honour without
souse canvassing for sigeateres. Bath is sow very
fell, containing perhaps 38,000 iehabitents, with
abundance of kalf.pay *Stets, who have, of ceerse,
signed without hesitation.
The scarcity of silver cols wee as great in New •
castle-uPen.Tyne last Saturday, that the botcher*
were actually obliged to keep their moat Is conse-
quence of not being able I. accommodate the poor
people and inferior leadsmen with change.
Tula LATI KIN. Of SARDlSlA.—Wadoesdoy
mereieg a solemn Revokes was performed in the
Chapel of the Ss Minion Ambassador, in Deke•street,
Lincoln's loo.fields, on account of the death of his
late Sardinian hiejesty Commas Elf/SOLI. IV. who
departed ibis life on the 4th of last mouth at Rome.
The High Mass commenced at It o'clock, cod wee
performed in a moat barna,. manner. The Chapel
on this occasion was pet in deep soserning, and the
coogregaties, which was of the superior ruder, was
exceediagly eemerees.
We leers by letters received from Yorkshire, that
en Saturday there will he held, in the Coart.hoese,
at Leeds, a General Meeting of the Merchant.,
Manufacturers, Wooleteplers, and others, interested
is the Wasn't* Manefsclere, to take this setter into
consideration, with the view of making an application
to Pastimes% fey the repeal of this meet impolitic
tax.
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The public are generally aware, that the Doty lute
/seed last Susie. on Foreign Wools was deprecated
at the time. u threatening mud mischief to oer
Woollea Menefact rrrrrr especially to the coarser
descriptions of goods, which lased to be sent in con-
siderable quantities to the northern parts of the
Coutieeat, and for which one of the priecipal
tires used to be coarse wools in the raw stale—
ness enticipatiops have been bet to* truly veri-
fied by the 'aperients of lase ottollOff and sates..
the usual orders from Russia for curie Woolleo
Cloths baying, in a great measure, bees withheld. The
alarm of the Yorkshire Manufecturets has been pro.
portioned to the rein with which tbeiemenefacture
is thisetveted by the ceatiseautca of Ms impolitic tat;
sad they an employing sad musses aro within their
teeth to awaken Ministers le Badmen which may
ist sulkipaled, if the Tax be est repealed. Moody
it has occasioned meek injury to the etarrefaetsteersera
and if persisted is. the mis chief will mbe on
bypend the reach a remedy, by tie eatabl'ishment of
Contineetalmaufactoties, to work op the taw male.
dal which formerly came to this ceeetry.

To rot EDITOR •F ran STATESILIN.

gia.—b young woe, affecting the patinae, and
oiled loft Manchester for Leaden, on Wednesday
ogemese, Noe. 3d, le the Coburg coach; mos
star ewe Ladies 'stood the coach se their wey to
Tamwetth. He sod they stetted airs, sad seemed
H, Ids'estimate and helloes dissimilar to my
gme, mod sot wishing to sited my fellow travellers,
progsktly the Ladies. when they were reviling
Rei 'Westin Sr C. Woll3lBl', Mr. Hunt, and
elf Refermars, which wee sometimes the case, I was
Orly &it. After the Lilies loft the coati, the
lases teas aid myself essee a little more into poll-
ing meted ; wen after which, he openly declared
be sod I shosid never agree on those /objects, end
iserelete It was to vein to attempt to rested epos
Rem. I observed, that if he was sot prepared to
es the subject, he ought not to treet with
geggemyt, eel sot at sowed the opinions of ethers.
Dit Awned gemrally, that his Majesty's Ministen
Ind Reheat oppeorteeity of konwieg whet was grin;
en le ibises well *Ober mentries,end consegeeet ly
aniseed's what was best to be does : and, there-
into, be should submit his opinion to their sorrier
sedeMeedlog. end deem what they did as the best
that meld he dose ender the circumstances is which
the nations was placed. He, however, edmittod, that
thugs were very bad, that the work's( people
catered mock, bet that was eel.; to the war,
sod the debt which meld set sew be removed; that
the war was necessary, sad therefeee the debt ie.
Imitable. I replied, that the war wee not necessary ;
Ins endertaken neither for the benefit net *emity
of the people; sad that admitting, if the war was
eecessary, still the debt was not inevitable—for war
did sot messes money, bet labosr,L e. arms, alms.
sides, vessel. to coney men, and food and raiment
for these employed in carrying on the war ; all of
which the class of *bearers had predated daring
Ike war, sod before they were or C^lllll be COO-
gamed. That, therefore, while the labosret's sur-
plus was not only Niters away, but his task
upersesed, end he was even de .riveil of secem- I
gm's, joesim and humanity required that elm
'espies Revenues of the privileged rids (h.v
Sleek aloes the late espresedert•ediy es-assist we,
bed been ',AMA's) slight wholly to have been
Pekes is tales, and then the would have had no.
Oleg le lestl, sad, consisqe,att), nn debt cruld
hate hem contracted: and t'sat, therefato, the debt
was *either more nor less then a nnancial juggle ;
end that the measures of those Ministers, on who*
'iodise, and virtue he had 41 clewd he woo,' rely,
were the sole taus. of all these sets jags which he
previoesly acknowledged to exist. Bat this
yeeog Gentleman's sagacity and evnerosity did net
sad bete, for as we were approaching an Ins,
*We ilte coach passengers stepped to dine, he
highly complimenued tire keeper sad his sacra/soda-
Bens, end recommended it le Ul, myself sad three
ethers, to partake of this geed cheer. We had no
sweet sat dower to dinner than our Captivates,
without consulting any ode, celled for a couple of
beetles of wine, sad, is the coerce of the dinner,
emplieseeted the hest on being the only see epos
the reed, who treated his customers with ease to
dieser. The theses party consisted of moo prams
ealy—the room Centimes sad seethes, a Lady,
myself sad three companions ; the wine was pushed
need the table, Mead, and the Lady wee prevailed
epee by the said Gelatinise (oldies glass or glasses;
het myself eel three companions drank only water.
...Mee dinner was ogee, I asked the host the price
of the DINNERS; he mid be Amid bring in the
lid preeeetly, which he did, and headed it to oar
young Centimes : Dieser and wine IL 14e. Oar
yeas; Gentleness thee, with the greatest politeness,
cod, no doubt, his ettestosted generosity, look out
his pencil sad wrote sus the Rote " 31. each ;" then
beaded it to me of my comprises and he to me.—
Net fillet to misplay for triage, particularly when
floe this; is sot likely to be mooted, I mimed
to compleis ; bat, epos sewed thoughts, it it.
urea to me, to be a good istitatiee of the ceedect
of these whew cendect he professed to admire, via.
thees elm aria: wine at the eapenee of those who an
redsced to the necessity of drinking water. Bet this
Castleman bed better consider is time, that although
people may submit to be robbed by a banditti, it
tassel be freeseetty precileed by individeola without
gibe; offence, and iscerrieg moral detestation.
VERITAII.

Lest eight, at Wes o'clock, the Pumice Rum?
indeed et Caritothkoose from Bright's, eccompeoled
by Sit BRILI AMIN BLOONFIELL
The Doke sod Duchess of CLARENCE Interim" to
tees ea Wedeesday evening, from Deshy.park. to
dieser. Yesterday their Royal Illabeeeses walked
ht St.. Jamees.park ; is the melees the Dale and
Dachas of You dined ebb their Role Iliehnemes,
at their resideace le St. James's palace. Yesterday
useteieg the Dockets of CLA RINKE went to Kmiec
sea visit to the Hocken of Kane.
Yesterday aftereese Prince Leorino a►rived el
Reesiegton.palace from Claremont. His Royal
Illibeess dined wit► the Doke and Decline of KIN;
mid alienist& proceeded to klarlboreeglt.loese.
Yesterday the Karl of I.lvaaroot. sod 'Amount
Caseczataon had a long cooteltsiten with Viscount
Stemotut, at the Secretary of State's •Qta for the
Home Department.
A Ilieisterial Paper states from authority, that
there is no troth le the report that toss impaired is
oneral of the Papers, that Sir PRI LIP Bantu is golog
eel te it. Helen!