The Statesman.
London, England, 1819-11-13 00:00:00

THE STATESMAN.

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lanseer, as far ai they were Saltred to mamma a lust able the
wean was s• amtiabled, sad alien no act of riot or sumo*
beg tabu place. warms* were executed ardent certain per-
ilous *ea pretrial slat allesegh es resimaere was made to
the* ereemine. en the aid of IM military was emeimliately re-
sorted la, mad without soy wales lifeesivory suddenly rushed
forward sad lesiworly mocked the people. whereby ameloml
Of term, wow*, sad children, anti eves pear.' aliens, were
bolistrimisairl. and essiminly rade aver, sad many iohnumalir
*herd sad killed. ths done preendiegr. whurver may be
Mr feting*, we shall atetaia fru camseenung. slues we be-
lieve they are separalleled is the history of be mows,. We
minus dewed I. isrectsres bet as the Mini:les el she Cunt,
lams Weediest terworlres whit the feral Asalsorilies of
eater, by Ureter ;Der Royal Highness to approve of the
ellefeel ispled an that nreavises, sad hate since refined ea-
. teary. Wit dam eeee to essnelres and to posterity ensue*
as a express oaf belief that there exists a dispnitioa, on their'.
part. la semen (unary to law.
Palatal as is Is for es to avow ibis *el e. we earnesily he.
had, your Royal Mem* In believe slat we terse amt to offer
q dimmed. or to wooed your teener. No she religion we
prefer teadies en ar feu tied, is lament. the Rime, nod to re.
armee oar *mien: bet *ere are nor she whole of our
&elks t *ere h eat cowls% le the moustry, that of isolotaloing
public Jonah**. nod at she purse liwr nose appears mare
saved. Is essatequece the ireassetivies alluded to, atinapis
. Is.. beta wade to obtain It. bet they bare hitherto mend
Rektor. Rills of Whist* were pretested is a timed Jury
and livered —application, were wade for warrants to ignore-
bred mime et the reputed dampens sad reeved —an Mime*
has len held upon Ile body use of the sefertenate victim.
sad a4learawl. sod that too for Ma eaprecedroied period of
Na
Mallie-mull Ohms Cuporstioss of she Cay nr Ludas
Wirper uirr, the prayer of the PeiHisie was rejected.
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ski all hunts, we ark. is imam te he Munierd!
TIM her. he fundamental laws. of she lend tune been ap.
paramly violated, sad his MaJesty's objects sabred nal killed t
WA re it swan doubtful whelks' a bleak ladividsal Is.
pfd will be arralmed before God and the country.
If year Royal Niemen *all he of opining. That we are sat
preeleard, by she Smarr which roar Royal Niemen was era-
needy phased is aloe to the Address of tit Cat partake, of the '
City sif Loadoa„ an iummiamiso iam she conduct of She Loral
Authori.ies ot Mattchester. em the 16th .4 August lasi, is chat
we wa.id missi fluently supplicates hat if we are. is remains
1* as may to imp!ore year Royal Niemen to (lima.. hi. Ma-
• inly's Minisien. duly Irellerhor that stair median it taimical
es the War and csmuiry. sad that they are mildly sewordsy of
the cmideace of Me!. lace and the pup*.
. Thisbe were lifts imanimoarly gives 10 William
Gibbs, Esq. for elm ible sod impartial tended in the
Chair. -The Ditding'then separated.
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DRIMSIII, Nov. 7.—We hear from the French
frontiers, that the Minister of War continues to call
oat officers on half•pay and plans then% on wive
service. Considerable changes hats been wade les
many of the General Slats : I superior
officers of the old MR] are main ersoloyed. At the
beginning of lb. neat year the ermine sill be ouch
weeded; and it even appears that the Margeis de
Jumilbie, Genaral•in Chief at Lille, will ►art a tic-
FRANKFORT, Nev. 4 —Mr. Gran., who is up.
peibted byithe King of Prussia, Minitterof the Curs-
putee at Mentz, passed through this city yesterday on
his way to the place of )is destination.

416" STOCKS THIS DAY Al' 074 E ist.Lutat
last !cock Spec Cm/. Aar,. Itl3o
per Coos. Kiri. 664.11 Indio Mies 7 9 p.
3 off Crof.Cour. 6/hla Lost Ans. 17e 9-16
VI per Cent. li:chewier 11116 V din. p..
6 per Ceol. 1111* Onslua I db.
Cow* tor Arc. !GM.

WRAC-I Of A LIMN IRON LORD COCHRAN* TO A
IRMO IM LONDON) stacatvzo TMII NOIXIXO.
Vslpipaisz. ?Ode July, lAI9.
46 MT DIAN FRUND,.— I 1/181111 'DO MOM kindly
for your long mod circumstantial Wier of Jaguar;

last. With it I received your book, containing the
whole correspoodence between yoe and
sod I perfectly concur in opinion with you, as
-to the character of all the parties. I have
just handed over to the Chili Government, in
part of their share of my late capture, upward, of
100,000 dollars; and neat trip, now I understand
how to carry ma the war here, I shall get, I hope,'
at least some millions, besides having the stilt higher
eatisfadiem of chastising the •atmits of liberty MI
this quarter of the globe !—The ocasion of my now
irritiog to you is quite sumet ted and accidental.—
I send it by a Whaler which happens to be passing,
sad I have transmitted to Mr..-- (aids to pay
your bill for t►e goods you have sent me, and those,
I now order. Remember mu kindly to all (article.
Yon shell have a loaf; scrountfrom me of all things'
lire in a short time ; but hitherto I kayo besotted no
biters for letter.writing.

" Adieu, .y dear G., in baste, bet olocettly
lint's."
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New Brunswick Papers to the 13th of October,
arrived this woroieg.

A Meeting was held at St. John's, ea the 6th of
October, to take into consideration Emmet for the
essistsoce of needy emigrants dosing the ensuing'
winter, at which it was recommended that a Register
Oise be established, where all emigrants mey make
known their circumstances, situation, end o►jeds.
It was also resolved, that it is the opinion of this
Meeting, that the most eligible method of assisting
weedy emigrants, who conned go epos lands to be
allotted them by Gunmetal, daring the ensuing
winter, will be ike measures without delay to have
th►w hatted oe some of the uncultivated lands in the
or4hboorhood of the city, where they may be urea-
bled to provide their owe fart, end if necessary,
may be occssionally assisted with provisions. Some
d the proprietors of these lends being present at the
Meeting, and giving their consent to any enrigraut's
being betted on their lands, and supplying them-
selves with fool for the winter, and taking a crop the
sassing seems from soy lend they may cleer gratis.
The Meeting was adjourned to the 18th October,
to choose a Committee of Manag►ment, end to make
any modiications or alterations in the proposed plea,
that might be devoted espedient.
Aber the Meeting a subscription was set on foot,
which amounted to 1971. 101.10. _ _ _

Tie ship Weiss. Moroni), which sailed from St.
John's for NI.III York, ea {ink Soto., with porton.
ears, wow on shod► in a gale on ?Id Sopt., off Kest.
ilrhr Cape Cod, sail wee entirely leer, stitb 12
pa 111091•111.