The Statesman.
London, England, 1819-07-01 00:00:00

this act. An Act el Attainder Is at once a violent and
Ishentan proceeding. The child even enbnrn Is pre.
scribed end !welshed for the act of his crafter t an
act tee. that perhaps in a sebsegoont period •at+ ont
tasty be jestified hut commended ss all berme peer,
of patriotism ! This circumstance reminds one of an
epigram on Deems :

•• Trevino sever proper*. It bat% Ilse memo?
Wlty, if k prayer• w••.. alit' cell it tresses."

The necessity of a change is the system of Govern-
ment es at relent carried en, Is manifesting itself in
the most uosinbigeous way possible: since no re-
tional creatures, already hilt starved to death, would
leave their homes and wailing families to attend
Meetings.' a distance, os is &none' in rations parts
of the kingdom. If the goad were not sharp, the
multitude (which we have often compared to the sea
itself, which, though never quite motionless, would
nevritheless be for ever exempt from tempest, hot for
the •Ifflielit, acting open it), the multitude, as ',ob-
serve, afield not be thee excited but for very urgent
caws**. Wnat then most w• think of so unfeeling co-
temporary rites' ex ',rotting himself RI follnlte Sit
Climes le• L T, who appears rig/dyed to die-
purr ti:e f of oho mob with his brother Baronet,
Sir Fnawcts BURDETT, presided at the parsing of a
series of Ft...filiation'," Aci he. After which, in-
stead of espreging one iota of pity for his sof-
feting fellne.crooterve, for he moat know that
they do soff,r bitterly, and have long suffered
from the errors, if be will not call It the mis-
conduct, of the Government—he proceeds by saying
thai !Lis very Government has been too lenient in
overlookiii< sack Nleetiugs. On this hard -hesited-
sic., we ran only say in the words of SNAIL
" Can such things be, and overcome as like a cloud
without ear special wonder f"

The arri►al of the Eaerresar, direct from Buenos
Ayres, bas brought letters which contradict the re-
peated reports of General ALMAa haring entered
that place. Every thing was perfectly quiet at Ilse
date of the Dith of March, but it was expected •
new Director would be elected. General SAN MAR-
Tr had, it WM, tros.ed the Andes Mountains, arid
toss expected at Buenos Avers, bat not with hit di.
vision, w►ich was to remain la Chili till farther or•
dem.

PARn, JUNE 28.—This present %skis of doe
Chambers will terminate the elth July.
The General Council of the Book of Franco has
hod the dioiderd for the AM ri months .f 1819 as
35 fronn par adios!! The res•re• it thr►e franc'.—
The dividend will he pyrd et 1M Book, to a.m•
Moe, swat Thersdos, Jahr I.

A Petition was presented to the Deprties, on he.
half of the Slew BOUTAT, f..rmerl) Coteoel, against
the surrender which had been mad. of remain forests I
in the county of Nassau, now called the depart.
meat of Lower Rhine, and demsndino their rein-11
...potion with the national docasios.—The Pe-
titioa stated, that the forests were of consider.'
able vales ; that in 1793 they were resoi.fed to
the domains of the Sate, as forming part of Nemo,
then united to France; that la the year 10, the
Prince of NABIAU•SAROSRUCR WAX &Mead, wills.
met descendants in the right line, his sisters reclaim.
rd the forests la quality of heirs, and the Chief of the
French Government restored them, which order was
again revoked on the report of the Director-Geweral,
hut the forests were finally restored by order of the
Ring, doted Octt bee 4, 1815. Colonel BOUTAT
maintained, that as the forests were never the private
Property of the Privets of Nouse, their re-enioa
with the National domain was irretraciehle; that
the Hoes' of Nassau had been indemnified for their
loos by the Treaty of Loseville ; that the maie
breach being easiact, the Princesses of Nassau hod no
hereditary ri*tst to the forests ; and thy, besides,
they had received indemnities beyond the Rhine from
the Prince of Nossse.Usinger-
_ _

The Commission to oho; it had been referred dis-
eirefing with the °puttees of the Petitioner, and
floubloc thy eethenticity of hie determents, propelled
the ()tiler of the Day, sad if was adopted. Tba
corium of the Betigt4 cooties's.

'f he Helvetic Diet is shout to occupy itself with
suppressing enliv.ments for foreign service.
lismsnown, Jurs 41.-11 appears that the MU.
rig. of the Archtleciters CABOLINZ ith the Priem
of SAXONY will take place at Vi.,.., aid net at
Prageo•' it is remarked by mon, persons, rospecting
this anion, how owerrimilp the Court of Asstd. ex-
tends its alliances. In the present situation of Ger.
many, the clorls which threaten Bavaria sad Stszney
give ennsidersble prepoederonee to the infloenco at
Mimic It is said, on this rterasioo, that Bavaria,
gives op bet claim for territorial indemnity, and will
receive an equivalent in mono, for the satisfaction
cloy lobos.

The following extract of • letter, dated Moot..
Video, March 6, tends still further to discredit the
supposed news of Toesdsy from Buenos Ayres :
" The Portuguese troops in this town and province
remain inmate ; end Anria4s seem equally to ill.
&lige In repete. Th. aoil.nrities here are net decid-
ed en the C.,lllfSe to he taken nn the subject of the
espediiion from Cadiz: two plans have been sag.
gesisiti--eiiker to defend the fortress of tkis place, or
to am rite it and take op • strong position on the
frontier : in the litter CM ASTIGAS rill certainly
ifbleill itosseisiun, mod the Spaniards %in dad them.
mires in a dilemma, as they will be in. hustile roue.
try, destitute of resources.indmesoced by a Isigiolor
army in their nook, in oddities to ticket rnie be dune
spins: them from Boone. Ayres and Chili."
leverday the V,,,,-Cheacallot visited the Panics
Ittozrrat Cam...hawse.

Yevueldav Ike Duke of Voac had a dinner pony.
It,. Durh►f/ of Yost bonneted Covrtit•girden
Theatre .iih her proarnr• last evening.
Yrvierdvy morning the Dike gird Duchess of
GLovccrren Irft loon for Wisher.