The Statesman.
London, England, 1813-01-12 00:00:00

omit cettt:rinee wod'a
`1,,4a0; that the drugs, tha spieeit,
Esqt,-n :ON e been iirter,ii,
fcres of I,lnglai.d, Lut no-such'
sad% they Licl prned barred
end counif:ro, have been in su(
Eastern sloninions, which hay
creAse tin, idle pageantry of A

oetettly•
The mere this monopoly was
a nuld its impolicy he apparent.
rlhiduals forbad their country,
nication with a vast extent of
circle round the globe, and their
could only he compared to the
iu the 15th century, who gave
the counts ies which had been, or
berood a line which he nierked.
.elec., the English traveller mi
isexione in the East--even the
an object of stopicinn ; none,
Dowd, hut those who, like _
foiehcads, a mark, that of Leadetth,
face of a Birmingham factor, in
cutta, would be regarded with
canal to a cornet, or some evil
t u, e Monarchy. .
The difficulties which opposed
A •
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OrlicOs
ras ern trade were immense ; . ein ..
.. . stating the ?kowtow,. _ __. strongly opposed,
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by pride, avarice, and self ietereats. and would con- : hardships and privations they uuderwhqte but also randsarriedl, that the meeting should adjourn share ilie.
sequctely require the most strenuous eistertinns, nod ' confessing the truth 'of the excesses ;find outrages p ..• Immediately after the death of -Mr. PEUIEVAL,
I committed by the soldiery. It is a horrible retr o. i there was a plaster-cast taken by Mr. NOLLEKENS ;
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united force of the people, to overcome them. But I
: spect ? No wonder that the Spanish" people, bare not I and from thence and from memory there has been
it has been said, that even were the hislies of their shown any disposition to hail Top its ekeir friends; or to ! formed, a portrait in oil by Sir WILLIV BEECHEY,
cnuntre acredcd to, disappointment might ensue., consider us as their deliverers.
The inhe'etants of the East, were totally a different There was a rumour yesterday of a compromise The Anne? Estimates for the year gtl3, preterit-ed
People, th y e ingenious, but th y wanted aorta` between Ministers and the Court 'of Directors, which ;to the House of Commons, have leper*. printed. The
et our manufactures. They were a civilized people, z-. ee
we think not improbable. A renewal of the Charter, total charge is 16,261,0121.-4 x, 3d.. . .
on the present terms, for a short time, is said to be IVe are assured, from authority which we cannot
but wanted none of the conveniences of civilized 1 the
proposal submitted 'to thee Court. doubt, that Sir Joan C. lIIPPISLEY has very lately
life. In short, it was not certain from the repre-1 By the Jamaica Packet'we have Courants,ChrOnt. I written a letter to Lord FINGALL, withdrawing him-
sentations which had been made, whether they Wore I the, and 'Royal Gazettes to the beginning of thqast self from all future support of the Popish Demands.
their heads after the same fashion with the rest of I motel). • • The cause of the worthy Baronet's secession is the
their species!!! Can it le supposed, however, that i
J.:arnica Papers, from the 7th to the 28th of lairov. intemperate insolence of person} Calling themselves
a Brhish Mot-cheat will find a tea le in every quarter
• inclusive, arrived yesterday: They contain nothing the Catholic board in Dublin, which has clearly, but
of the lobe, except in Hintlostan and China_? How
of interest, ecceptan account of an earthquake which ; prematurely, pointed. out their ulterior objects.-
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had visited the island. I ( Dublin Journal.)
is it then that the Americans have been able to trade I A vessel has arrived at Poole from Bilboa, the I A Masonic ornament, set with diamonds, of the
to China ? No ; give a British Merchant the ocean master of which reports, that a considerable French' value of five hundred guineas, is making to be pre-
for his highway, and a free port for anchorage, and j force had taken posse-eion of that port: Dented to Earl MOIRA, by the Duke of Sussex,
he will secure himself a profit in all climates, suiting
An article in. a New Yhrk Paper of the 9th of Dec. tas a present to his Lordship from the different Ma-
-lis commodities to the manners and prejudices of meetions, on the authority of a Capt. Bette° w, of I.sonic. Lodge.
an America!, vessel, the loss of a't wo-decked ship, During the Session of Parliament, in the year
every :ration. seeposed to be a British 7.1, by getting on shore &I 179.1, Mr. CANNING received a severe castigation
Several other Gentlemen distinguished themseleg i Cape Henry, where she was burnt by the crew. lie from Mr. COURTENAY, as fellows:
on this occasion, as muele for their shrewdness of states that he saw her on shore on the 3d of Decem- He, Mr. Cheelec,was adverting to the conduct of
argument as patriotism, from which the company We have the New. -York Intelligencer of the the Minister, when he stood forward as an advocate
, her..
hteured a successful result, by their zeal and labour. I succeeding ilvs to the 13th, iii which nothing farther foe Parliamentnry Reim nt. Whit *he thought on
.. but in an article from Philadelphia, that subject then, he said, now signified but little.
:hir are ef.eurselvea estonished at the resamp- .is meats
tdatet. tee 1 t;te of uecember, mention is made of a lie entertained the same opintone with his Itigbt
teoui lenguw made use of oa the' Lee Meeting of a ; sloop tied a brig (merchantmen) getting on shore at ,Hon. F 6111141; -he sopportett-Mtnip-Wenii and agreed
General Special Court of Proprietors, as if the Cape Beilleon (at theauhuth of the Delaware), on the I with him, that though such a Reform might be not
people et krze, through- their Ministers, wise 3d of that mouth, which we make not the least doubt improper for discussion in a time of Peace, it was a
.
eoleg• 41 rob them of their real freeholds.;-We refers to the same event. Tice Poidiees, when last proposition that ought riot to be agitated in a season
teary did !flak that there had been a material , heard of, was upon tlat part of the coast ; but had of teohilt. If .the Cueexcerzete ef, the. Exciteeuen
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. I any such accident happened to her or to any other should at a futsire time return. to hi; tormer opinions,
li'l'it-eice between a claim limited bv the SIMI- '
t'' • ' . r . British ship of war, the. Philadelphia and Washington it was probable he should again agree with him.
liiel duration of a • charter, and a right con- Papers would have been full of such a disaster. However, he and his Right lion. Friend might be
trolled by no limitation whatever. We conceived Extract of a letter from Philadelphia, dated No- threatened with secessions in the house, and disturb.
tie expiration of a charter, or a lease, where neither vember 21:---4' Captain Leox, who arrived at this ances abroad, they should continute.to know and to
are previously renewed by engagement or grant, had port this morning, in. '2l days from St. Domingo, hi- I feel their own dignity, and walt.fors the subsequent
forms us, that there had been a hard-fought battle approbation of the people.—Mr.CouneeseY, with
been a tolerably legal notice to quit. The India
between the armies of PETION and CIIRISTOTHE, a 'his usual humour, entered into an irouical eulegiuca
Company, however, fully neare of the advantages few days before he sailed, in which the latter Was de- on the preceding speech. He knew not which to ad-
of barter, are willing and ready to exchange the f feated with considerable loss. After the battle, mire most, the arguments which had been displayed,
rihh's of Tenant and_ Lessee, for those of Landlord t CHRISTOVAE was killed by one of his Aids-de- or the ingenuity with which the CIIANCELLOtt of the
and Lesser. But of all the arguments merle use of ' Ezell tutu en had 'seen defended bx :liis Friend, who
at the above memorable Mooting, that of the suppoted We hear a Petition is *under consideratiou in the had admitted him to he an apostitte;emlcomplaisaistly
Camp."
clang, rto w -ichthe British Constitution would be ex- county of Norfolk Mid-city of , Norwichelier the declared himself one also. He hadfurilsor professed
purpose of soliciting, • that Yarmouth or Lynis may his readiness to join his Vriend,: ir be resumed his
posed by throwine open the India Trade, considering be added to the nut-ports admitted to participate its piinciPles. lie seemed attached- to his Friend, as
the parties who sounded the alarm, nas not only the the trade to the East Indies. ' necessary,
.prebably, 'to promote his fortune.
most eatreordinary, but displayed the rare arid ' On Sunday the naval expedition for America, corn- • The. a liglit straw. **laird r.aiiii by every blast,
happy union of the ludicrous and pathetic. The mended by •Lord Beeuchietca, sailed from Po. Hi- • Is carried .la' in vault* dot's IA an Imi.
Court of ledia Proprietors become the friends of li- mouth. It will touch at,Plyntouth for the division at ,
On 'Monday a femal:e in man's apparel, war en.
mite(' as a recruit in the 53d regiment, quarlered in
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berty— that port, and then proceed direct for America.
the conservators of the British Constitution. Shrewsbury. She shortly afteruards confessed her.
Government, it is said, has deter Mined, that
The Nabobs of the East contending for the rights of ;es, and said, that her object• was to have been eh-
many of the Generals on the home service shall
Englishmen—the Merchant-Kings turned hats i out to the Peninsula, to take their turn of duty,go I I Haled into the 43d regiment, as in that corps she had
a lever, who *as now on foreign duty, and that she
flaming Patriots, are changes so astonishing, that it I while the home districts will be given to our wounded '
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looks as if the age of miracles were returned. We: Generals, and those whose health has suffered in the edepted this e.xpedietit 'from a wish to follow him.—
Sk..sas dressed in a bloc jacket and trowaerse her
remember, however, the time when the Indian and! ser:icLe* „_ . e, .• father lea respectable farmer in theoeighbourlsood of
Eteglish politics of this very Court, belonged to a A c'rench Journal informs us, 'bat MAMMA IS •
ht. Astipli, D eibignshire. .
..... *goile to paps the winter at Nice, in. consequeuce of
muerent classification. When, under their Eastern the deplorable state of his health.' . Lady of interesting appearance, was on Friday
• •averting last saved from a watery grave by Mr. Wil-
Government, nothing but poverty could.be.a •protec- It is said, the Belleisle Maida, and Resolution,
,s. *mot,. of Westminster : the lady was observed by Mr.
tio ft from !dander—when a system of oppression pre- at Portsmouth, are to
.be cut Own, for:the Amerio, •ve: ji eet at some distance from the River, at
Tailed, as coutemptible for its cunning, as detestable can station. The .Peertgiakc and fndefatigable site Milbank,. Westminoer, and soon after precipitated
and the U ysses and Galatea are lir its cruelty—when the Harlequin anomalous admix- taken out of dock ;herself into the River, from Which she was saved by
tune ef elenchant arid Monarch, alternately display- •taken in. . • e . hrs....Wilmot. She is a married lady with five chil-
• Accounts knee reached Ibr.o.r.'s, that the dye. d •
cd itself in the petty frauds of the Pedlar, and the, thus was safe at the llammitiahl on the 14th of Nei. n . her holland is in the Bench, and grly dir..
?iiiitacy ' p.under of the Prince—when a town was! at which time she was'abOut to sail for Vera-Cruz. • tresmen. 'I, 'which, it is supposed, caused thereat
deter-
mination. The husband has been a very respectable
besieged on a Note of Hand, arid a Prince dethroned' The whole ship's company of the Griffon have •
t tradesman in Holborn.
for the balance of an account—when (as one who I written a letter to the Centrtler, Captain 'lm I
a,
, . Surcint.—A boy, about 14 years of age, nnd,.,r-
-k :iew them well once said) desolation marked thelL°r; lamenting the filsi ins amindelous reporte.of ! shepherd to.M.r. Rvde, of Toting, near Guildford,
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track of their predetory excursions, and their foot.'their having taken the. ship bsto Boulogne, and re. hung himself on 'Friday night. in Tyting-copse.
. i presenting to him their'good discipline and exemplary
:n pc might bo traced in blood--when tortures were ! Conduct. His faithful dog ran to the boy's. brother, aml-by the
• most significant gestures drew him to the fatalssiest.
i ;.licted on the unhappy Ilindoo, by ruffian Agents, ISt ships have arrived from the coast of France.— but too late se. be of art tfcasual y e service;and ivh ea
at the sight of which a brutal Negro-Jogger would ,We have no Papers by these opportunities later than the body was cons-eyed home, no efforts could drive
:,cream with horror—when • .short, their principles
were before provided. 'l, in ithe anionl front the room, where it lay prostrate by
Sir Joys Cox Ihreistex as sent 1001. •to be and their practice, dishonoured their religion their I • . 11
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0 ,the corpse, exhibiting an example otidelity from
enuntry, and the human kind. At the dissolution of distributed to tire poet or Sudbury. which a useful tessnn might bedrawrio by many-who
It is said its one .4.f Abe American Pa that
Per"s.boast •the exalted gift pt reason. . ; • ‘• • -' I
zlels a monopoly, justice will triumph, and eve wine,, Captain CAuneoVresented his sword to Corn-
tt , Mr. Hakewell, who his been engngeetia a-minere-
charity herself exult, ; modore 'halve, the -latter immedic:eiy sa 4, logical examination of the inexlsau.tilde 'mineral i
ti
lit their English politica, these 11;erchant-Kings '
'" No, I will not takee the sword of a man who has
rcre the original conductors of PI to owes.— fou thi ship an trimly but 'I. shall beproud to wealth of Charnwood Forest, in Leitceistershire, for .
0- es - et• - . the Earl of-Moira, has lately discovered, atnongst the
take him by the hand:" . .
They supported all his ruinous schemes of taxation, ' Col. : granite rocks of that distiietea varigy of scenite, of .1
t
Vaostrr4flies.resigned his command of the ,aw,ni.,, beauty, sun n; that fra,n.,r4ww,. or the it
which have overwhelmed the nation with debt ba- Royal Berkshire BeglAtt of liiklitia.; and Dent.-- -cO7l-6-1-on,t—of gur- -opel"lsiike nafe...tiore., rif. this lye-
,
hished the specie, introduced a depreciated paper . Colonel Revetmuew is appointed lo the command.. • • .
1:4 . ~.. . cies, it enosists principally tof hemblende and fehnar "1 I,'
motley, and made nine-tenths of the people poor, , Lord FocKsstoms bas'accepted the , euteuent-t.o. i thelatter is of **pale red colour, the former is errs--
.` 'e
di--olstented, and wretched. TI •also v, , loneley.
Tire were A ITT si / have ,, .
*mono to the i talline, and of n beautiful green,- resembling tmara-
aetters been received from grain. •
"d
.Y wAn investments, who, next to their cousins in . • tte. It exists in large biotite, and might be sp.
3d Inst. at which time the Catharine, and two otherthan
Threadneeille.str tenabled trim Threadneedle-street, ,
,had arrived witli a' suPPly of Provisions, at: plied tO "kr* ~poses or onemental or sepelehral - Ord».
carpets
arid lecture and.ocalpture. . It is trona this kind' isf stone
ruinous career, which has destroyed the trade of ! a most seasonebto-time, when our nava forts was dug
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t,'4'
1 country ;
and 'which has, under an obscure is. assembling on. that station. i Strada.
the durable nweements of atititoif,y wire con- i(x),o°° 1.
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far
Nay .K nonchakoce so
at the . .of Lolhario 4tiniself, altbouglait
incident at xideb att timitenauts of. Cyprus should
have'put on mournlug. .. -
Between the acts of the Parce Mr. (onus ente ra'
taiuod the audience with a spirited Disairtation epatt
hobbies, a composition of atknowledged Morvit Ine.ia
teittraction ; and if the manner of the Smoker tonic{
! bealtowed to operate as an apolily for the miler a
the Poet, it millst rig off as a productio:i that had
I received its passport from the perso.nal recomottuida,
tion of fashion. .
The house was crowded with half the beauty autt
fashion of the metropolis. ..
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p • LAC., With' Iltis ex.l dividusil, raised Praha! 3..,, temilfrot beetekel
. mt • . . W.
life id . , . , • • ift : .li . 4W.). ,••►4.1 i. rititno r ,
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nappy,„4o I .. . , •t .. t his soya ~.
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spirti, the teas of th 4 in .mesas., smd . psUgOR esa , e
.**ll* 000p...the
...11ighstise thoi:Ditkei bt Shidliwihteihaverinellititonl 1 ',. 1 —lolllllr „. "
.rimi fur the inanifac4 ever struck the mind of cssosts,4so;l4loo,,ki Sisi 'Alin • l'ilvOrf. Stack* Oast ".411:40ithueitc insviag - Waif .• i Oteirtfttier A 11.1.6(.-Itti 14 , ~.::.n.thb' iititert4llllll
, ' Oa ..
Thr‘gr "Iffbt: 'A.; Jebel'. tistAlP! ot• Tie EMMA *hi IT k edift rfeciftied
-but-tela e r .i
.II" adisatatages have rtti .inomeitts of triumphatitsectorp;iostisilosEtt ,thebeleee .
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__. pnlefroltece. sank ~. tis, the . 'iivialititsys 01 tin loth oral dual still f oval .446U01rt ftliwat. lASI ' '
Royal .Famlly, aniinuticiltg' hit • Ito al. flighlits*-11 air ;deb l'hoakei.• Stith. tobibierebtollitetatieirs'.*
it congiests ;'islandsi 'hand, it- has kd otidshaptl...lgstitittlyr.urpi,
necession added to oil if net‘into the croon rtself,'lte iit-W-,; •.; .ot , dear!, theUectionc se.Sfsehreveallwatly -quite tut- additions, under the new title of ItOrosk Aratchfeff
vie- .served only to ini rVIO a 60.
_,k"!PfsY...l(** It „.-t, 'ei , ,10$1the . ed; and. libell•Jhe'bullith,Adt ClPvlttliPtlii,l4 audit is •assuredly regelp„itniiroved. , The sittottl• fir
1 'proud and stvolkat dissantirs, of a monopoly. pt .
to:4t
• have alkuoiesig supported, ialistsibitte ~ .• . 'noes,. camoto4hrahodaidittliftlelekalrerisig .
..... qd4a,witti probability atif: opriety than it alibi
•
• songs . ate Intrgaucmi,
,-40 I. 4411t1tc,:1141 Doke 9egtittitltif Sin= ', mid, Witb the aid'of sesny. , using 1141 fie by 21sitqlit
s examined, the More tern of reins.4t!staft apitherbas Our fteste'eftbosisiTise 1"-..scaricelY b"1"1"44 41111116 uhliiiati4es*"."l/1. it'. former garb' . • -865 ni- • ' • .
* ,aboeked, and stood. °vie ' ~Ithei. t-' audio ent-eicrlicifisce by Pcotif Gillett &Cs
t. A Company of in. Ilindoe3.:dethirilooes. t liVtitaiiii„. . ,r,,i,o‘ovele.--it.
1 • ii- 's. • . ' .- ••••.,, . ~i.ver it!: ii 1, ' -
to hold any commit.. fight Chnot n• ... ,_. ' , • • 1 *Notion for_ above: half 'Sit bviii,-- ihOsS; iiissiio*ls kintk ,notv Alcome ad sel 'attraction wilts thV
if roast ; they draw a Frmi.6ait
we learn, .fivali-
,fit;..lAH%tort'' • 4imireteiwrn-P .. i became more. .fist °suable". attiNessis;: that -.41at0 - coo-
.''4Et ' icel' , wino -were gustt. simayanyi dispieesea to deo
leis imperious Malldates
WashiliO'oN'.laiden with ;Ott, ter AO' VOW' ' 404•
.his Ma-r ..,ittintuoiximist!.osentilnlYth"gis anitaki. S.
taUti:, 'Stir :belle: thee DllWukleNtrlasf F •..,'o•Aird C 414 4116 41n":4114e!.
iirat ROA?* KUN1194.1...-6:file. 6i1110.1416 *OW
the grant of the Pon
e j sty's troops at Cad';, 144 yri.th 4, littitish litt.itiets YoaK arrived* tst• a late hostr.'ef. tha night, or notes* .01,4 put, it! also noun motion yestordey Opting;
re the Portuguese all
on board, was captured broll'itaitleii* ship Orap.; towards the Ararning, the dasigert was greedy Cod- Iby. the. tele,brated I;linsmatic Materna et, coevili
or should be discovered
pets, Capt. Blasi E 7 Red tem to, the Wen istiodki, : - .sidered to herta. inn great meteor. a paased.offl -We :On .copdaseeti. ; 4o•persetiale the pliant gay Leo
.a. In the present itl• r understand that the medical Gentlemen who herald., 'aseisei at thie, fm pie qt; the. Mose% anti a, snoit
T t-t i• s had Not their inch. es . d.' hanks' '
might not visit his con- *el YW.6 "P
...._ .__, ° -°ll. ,tended' Wre olLnpinion tilato..,for the perranent ".fascinating eahlkisioa.,qual4 not ha, •.ssyt eters In did •
in the harbour during a SttOrtis , 01.A...ree.ships,, fitp. security- of theivßoyal patient's convaleseoce, it meridian days .cifo A aa4art,. if all ooky; be *wowed
ie poor Missionary was
ii.tire
ad- ashore two were wrecked. ~h ISO af war sq;44 '
sr. will be. necetsary for him to'sentoro his residence to draw .a deduction ..from ceneesbeigey 1 .iti thd
te
a' in short,
CAIN, bore on their Malta is the place most likely to De honoured with ! uppetor Gawsfts. would have ligglgiti-every-parti
packets from England had irrirtel.. Onr ietters
,eadenhall.streel. Thehis Royal Higbuess's presence • and there is Vest's 4: T 0 t there was 'a deawhack upon allothispin the sP-
make no mention of Lotd.WllLls/1101/011
in the streets of Cal.
for England. . embarkiiig to think. that he will ,he appointed Governor of that . rent ineelieihWty of the a ud.kno lobo slew. sea_
•. • , .. .• • Island„ • .. . , 'lila . ....
• • naorsr.moved at the woes of the borers,. than an -fill •
t horror, as if it were
The French, it appears, have entered' •,Bilbeitin On Mond*, the 4th inst. ft steeling .off freehelderi• deresun is at the paggs of at it h ti II st
ur_ e, F en . .c Ifol.
it Threatening to over- ',1%.,-A.4.lti -it, - - • • , •
very considerable force. • . ..• -' t..........-si- ' was convened by the tiheritr. of the county of Lime- of. the animal is- cut to make catliyah; or calliper,
5t..1....-it " , m,,;,...3k.
_., ,". ,
~. .nelki,ftst the, purpose of forining eertalit.sesolutions s I.
Of hie, sustenance • bt. the demons ..Of Ike Otottlit.ti..•
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sad the "letting of the We have reeeived a number of lettersfroin olliebrs . beadle ,to -the- Catholic claw. Thelseeoluliorial i Nay, deer carried their nonchnloce so far, Leto shout.
they were supported :in 1,443r(1- %ifst,ttiwroN'i army, all of them stating the . however, having .been strongly opposed, it was Pit. at the death of Lotharis 4iiinseif, altbougkit ,was an