The Statesman.
London, England, 1819-06-29 00:00:00

FRENCH PAPERS.

PANS, JUNI 46.—Msdaste la Manche' Braes
has lodged a complalet with the King's Attorney. sod
directed him to pestered against the Miter of the
Ultra Paper (Drollest. Blanc), for a most catgut-
oleos libel against her late hatband, le conformity
with the law of she 26th of May Ise. This is rather
duchy check for the mad sports of those astigeated
belief, the okra patty.
On Thursday the ProOd of Law reletiog to the
Becket of 1815.6,7. and 8, adopted by the Chambers,
we presented to the King by a depotatioe from the
Press.
As great inconvenience has been esperieneed in
the best circles from 111111 danger of does, M. Ricand
has pablithed a proposal, that the right of fighting
them shall be referred to a Joey ; arid that to perils,
in then contrary to its decision, shall be stigmatis-
ed as diskenoorable, and treated with bleary penal.
ties.
balms from Naples nee, that Etna bat bees
in a forcible state of eruption ; torrents •f lava have
thnotimmel otter distraction to the city of Galant
sod the neighboorhood. Vesetias, after e.repose of
gegen years, has also burst forth. The stream took
▪ direction towards Pompeii.
TM Dickers of Rovigo has pabliahed en emplane-
lien of the affair between her husband and M. de
Eloise, by which it appears that the young man has
Read teases to comfort himself that his iesoletter was
ea more severely chastised.

PUBLIC; DISCONTK.VT-PUBLIC
MEETINGS.

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MEETI!4Ii AT CORR.

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A Meeting of Tradesmen took place on Monday at
Ike open space contigtosa to Wellington.place, on.
der the New ilarrecke. It was a greet congregation
of distress and misery. There geoid not have been
fewer assembled. calculating from the since they oc-
cupied and the manner in which they were condensed,
than from R to 10,000 persona, wheals appearance
bespoke the wretchedness of their 'titration, while
their peaceable and orderly demeanour justly entitle
them to the relief which thry
From about eleven o'clock the crowd was astern.
blitig. The Sheriffs sod Constables were properly on
the Amend, bet there was no occasion for their inter.
Wong* in any way. At about one o'clock, a young
man. whose name we understood to be O'Connell,
and by profession a carpenter, was called to the Chair,
whirls was erected on a siege that had been prepared
lin the awning. when he addressed the multitude as
follows, in a tone sod manner which are not al ways
le be found i.s his class of life. On enquiry, we so.
(Wooed he had been estimated fora different pursuit.

•• M Y Fctt.ow•ClTlmtgl, AND Fct.t.ow•Su pram.
am at a loss for laegoage sufficient to empress .
the ferdings of my mind on this occasion. and my I
thanks to you for the honour you ►aee conferred on
fat, in calling me to the Chair; yea have imposed
on ma a duly +Lich 1 will endeavour to discharge to
the utmost of my power; if 1 shall not prove equal
to it, 1 hope that you wilt take my inesperience into
consideration; however, I feel the more confident
when 1 consider Om jestice of our cease; for, my
fellow.seff what can be mote just titan oars,
who are assembled bete in order to petition the Le-
Orbiters to relieve as from thews miseries which,,
alas, are too plainly seen in our wee-were count.-
nnnnnn and tattered clothes ? My fellow-sefferers,
slthoogb with gratitude no meatioe, that at ell
limes, perticelsrly at t►at calamitous time, when
famine and pestilence stalked abroad, and deprived
society of AMA of its brightest ornaments, oar fel-
low.ciiiseas freely came forward end liberally contd.
bated to stir relief, and although there are in this city
certain manufacturers, who, stimulated by the noble
principle of humanity, amid lbw rein of trade, and
rapid decay of manufacture, are, at heavy losses to
themselves, making eatreerdisery efforts to employ a
cessiderable body of men, women, end children,
however great and praiseworthy the efforts of oar fel-
tow.cithreas may be, they are of tliemselsesinsefficieut
to afford us permanent relief—free es from the Mi4ffill
which spring from heavy lases, the drain of income
h) absentee proprietors, mad the meat of the encoa-
regement of domestic manuf.‘clure. My fellow-suf-
ferers, heretofore you have gained applause modest...lW
by your quiet and peacetble digposii ion, rind your strict
obedience to the laws of the laud ; I anticipate by
your 9,1.,11 and good conduct this day, that our
efforts will ant be ineffeciaai."

At the condones of tbis address, correspoodieg
Resole, ions and a Petition were proposed and wend-
ed by we • orklog weevers, of the newts of Done-
gan and Definable', androsanimnasly approved of by
the whole Meeting, alter which they retired Is Um
most peaceable sod Irsorpell manner.

We hove made ormosemonte to Ores eery foil end
correct Report In the ST4rtsx4., of Sir Fit APICII
Ruanrres motion for Parliam•atsry Reform on
Thankful west, with the proceedings thereon.

SIR CRIGOIt M‘Gatcoa.—Letters base been re.
ceived this morning by a respectable house in the city
from Granada, dazed so late as the 13th of May, in
which no tnentiost is made of any bode having beets
fought between Sir Casco' MiGagnon end the Spa-
nish forces. There does not, therefore, appear any
Newham, for the report of the re.cspture of Porto
• Bello, which was stated to base taken place on the
23d of April.
Adrian were received yesterday from Madrid, that
the Marquis Da CASA Taints, the Prime Minister,
has been removed, and ordered to repair to the town
of Avila' in Old Castile, where he was to arrive en'
the I.lth lost. Ile was formerly Secretary to the
Marquis Det. Gimp, when the letter was Amite.:
Naos in this country. Ile was suspected to be too
'strongly attached to the {Morrill of the United States
of America, Wog related by warrisge to the Ka.
President, Mr. ADAM.. The Minister of War bas
also been removed, and appointed Captain.Geasstal
of Granada, as • bled of honourable retirement.—
. It is supposed that these chaoges are coonected with
the cession of the nitrides, and it is, consequent.
ly, doubted whether the Treaty making that cession
to the Veiled States, will be ratified by the Coed of
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