The Statesman.
London, England, 1819-04-08 00:00:00

trahoportation. to Astaey Bsy. treated as it was in
the Rossi of Consmossa last night t Weald it has.
been beilevai that in a ceentry professing Chris-
tlinity (which doctrine, of costae, inclisiles charity
sad brotherly love), that the cogent reasoning spot
the necessity of an atteratioa in the system of trays-
porting women wovlj Lave bet* scoffed at by the

The ber;ritalAßLlctar-Ao=er isien7entry.tOvey...Vailhir•
molest willbowto,follow. the Ihnoorable Member
for Shrewsbury in his rambler to Ratan" Boy. It
might slew es if this Member and Beronet ear more
Honourable in Parliament than tissue(' in geography;
since going over an tweets diger. from rembliog over
a meadow or perk; bet perhaps Botany Bay. by
some lucallstr, may be thought kr the nclighbouro
hood of Cardigan Bsy. All that, ho••••,, is of
trifling import to the concluding sedum:, of the
Member's luminous sod elaborate oration, whore he
toys, tether then reform the spoketnof a' uses by de-
tea, (and Heerlen hums they are heinous atones.
end cry aloud for reforrnation,) it would he better to
hese at once an Act of Parliament In Refugee hems
wog, ; rot by that means atone (added this British
Solon) could their views be reconciled to aecestary
practice. A Senator onht to survey mankind in the
mess as well as in derail. Our Member would have
f-ond that shot Rousts tu said, is tree, that
I 4...m05e cot bun. more kr boomer sant troseuriti%
It man rhea is mood in himt .If, bet spoiled in society,
how much tines it imhort on 10 safe,. t.ter the opera.
lion of thote laws sod customs which are sonde for
man's government in society. We way mike Acts
of Pediment for the benefit of man io such • state.
without being childishly accused of attempting to
make laws for altering human nalstre. Will the
observant B t inform his listening, his instructed
hearers, to what pert of the world the Germans and
the Fiends, composing eighty millions, mod their
transports ?-11,tar many of them ere so eapstriated?
--end why we bear so little about the crimes com-
mitted in those serious kingdoms cod countries?
The reason is, that the highest orders set better el•
ample, to the lower. There are fewer Maddens
prodigals, and right honourable sharpers. god there
is mere consideration for national happiness. sad
caution spinet national wretchedness. Temptations
to vice are not held out with the view of promoting
flame.

Dr. STOCOL came to Englaud from St. Helena la
consequence of a dif•rence of opinion between hint
sod Sir licoson Lowe, as to his duty respecting
the reports of convessations bad with Heileman..
This Gentleman, we onderstand, was on Tuesday
smatoined by blioistets, and the reset, has been, that
Ito is immediately to resume leis foamless at St. Us-
Tit. intorno', from this is, that his ;medal t
has been folly opproreil of. Ws enderstand that it
had been required of him to report every word com-
municated by 13011ArARTE, even in confider**, sod
that whether it could have any Mathes to the pond-
cal condition of the pri•oaer or not ; and that he had
refused to accede to this requisition of Sir !Upson
Lows.
'li•e persons chosen by Cardinal Face to joie
Dosaraolt at St. linens, have set net from Rome.
The following are ettr•ete from t:te Paris Papers 2
PALI,. APRIL 4.—Yeiter.isy. the king see.
evasively transacted business with Marshal MACDO.
21A1.12, Duke of Tatinitum, Grand Chancellor of the
Legine of Boomer, who is recovered from his indis-
position ; and Covet Hammes, Minister of lb* lo-
terior.
46 The Petition of the widow of Marshal Balms,
to the King, has been complet►ly successfel. His
Majesty has Oven orders to the Keeper r f the Sesta.
to institute proceedings in Paris. against those se-
cased of the assassination of the Merited. 111. este
to the Petition, Madame haute, stated,that as sees►
as her appeal ahoold be favoorably received, she
would d to the tribunal charged with the
•tT.ir, the names of those whom site accused of being
the murderers of her husband.
" French Fonds, April 3.—Fire pet Coots. 66f.
95c.—Bank Stock, 1537. 50c."
Letters from Lima, of November, mention, that
since the port of Callao had been by command shim
Viciaosr opened le British tenth; and their Meer,
he had issued impose directives that the remaining
Spanish fetes le the Pacific, should he employed le
pursue and capture all vessels of any nation whatever,
which, with arias or ammunition. should atttespt to
enter any of the ports on that Continent, which were
in a state of insurrection. The immediate object of
this Dew order is, it is said, to promote the edema*.
omit of lb. commerce of Pero, and to consolidate
more and more the isitimate relations calming wills
the British nation. The following duties had been
imposed on the importation of territorial produce
from Ulna surer coin, 111 per cent. royal dos-
ty. and 51 per cent. municipal duty ; on gold coin,
4} per cent. royal duty, and 21 per cent. municipal
duty ; and on produce in general. 3 per cent. The
Governor bad given notice, that if these regulations
should not be approved of by the Kits; of SIPAilt, as
soon as be sboold receive the royal prohibitory order,
it would be published for the information of those
concerned, to whom would be granted a term of four
months to convey themselves out of Pere to any plat•
they might think convenient. A great number of the
inhabitants, it is said, had left Lim.,•srtl. having ;pro-
ceeded to the pert of Callao, hail embarked on bo•id
I British ships trading with that place, in conse-
quence of the agreement signed for t'•st purpose.s
The BM for restraining Cash Psynients at It e
Batik of Ireiaod. similar to that with respect to the
Bank of England, was brought up to the Boos. of
Lords yesterday hum the Commoo., sod rev! • tit.t
time. On the mot• of the fail of LivtaeoJa.,
certain of the Standing Orders were directed to be
taken into consideration this Aar. in order that thee
may be suspended, sad the Bill pass through ell Ps
remaining stages, after which it will receive the Royai
Assent by Commission this evening, when tits two
HMO adjourn for the tem%