The Statesman.
London, England, 1812-04-27 00:00:00

PAIitiLIMENTARI NOTICES.

MONDAY, Aram e-'7.
Otterws—Committee cis Alemben becoming Bankreple Bill
ob•ltepart of &apply reel:et-dog the Barrack Department- !te-
rrt Fattietzle.i eni.Bill—Committer on Clandmine hlarriacc
iill—On Mail Coach Exemption Kill—On Irish Population
ll—Derelict Grads Bill, third reading—Committee art Silv-
a roOnices Bill—On Scotch Doty Bill—Tob.cco Pipe Clay
.Bill. second reading—Voldemid's Deli, Bill, third reading—
Catoinittee of Supply—Of Ways and Meons—On Act St,aips
...Irish Partnerships' BilJohird reading
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OTIC ES.
Mr. Wharton—Bill for altering the mode of Paying Super-
arm iatrd Allowance in the Excise.
Mr. Loveden—Coannitter to Enquire Into the State of the No-
viga:ion of the 'Thames nod Isla.
Mr. Sint Lair—Return of the Number of Freeholders who have
toted at every Election of a Knight of the Shire in Scotland,
foul 17e4 to 18)'.
tinneettor of the Exchtnaer—Thraks to Lord Wellington
and the Army, for the Capture or Liadajus.
Mr. Ward—To refer Ate. 6reathead's Petition to the Coro-
tniuee'of Supply.

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THE STATESMAN. -

LONDON:
MONDAY, APRIL 27, 1812.

IMPORTANT INTELLIGENCE PROM AMERICA.

We have. received Ncr.v York Papers to the 19th
of Mardi, which convey intelligence from Washing-
ton to the 10th. The Commercial Advertiser of
the 11th, contains a document, bearing to `be the
copy of a Message sent by President M.+Disou to
the genii te aid House of Representatives, in which the
Briiiiii"GoVernment `re accused or having fomented
dissatisfaction hi several American States against the
Government of that country, " for the purpose of
bringing about resis'ance to the laws,and eventually,
in concert with a British force, of destroying the
Union, and forming the Eastern part thereof into a
political connection with Great Britain,'.'—Bad as
we consider Ministers to be, we cart hardly persuiide
ourselves that they have been so profligate as to lay
themselves open to the charge here made so formally
against them,

WASHINGTOV, MARCH 9, 1819,

The following is the Copy of a Message sent by
the PassiewiTs this day, to both Houses of COO..
—gre9lll—

TO THE SENATE AND HOUSE O ItrP4ESENTA-
TIVEO OF THE UNITED STATES.
I lay before Congress copies of certain documents
erhich remain in the Department of Stale. They prove,
that at a recent period, whilst the United States, not-
Itltstaintling the wrongs sustained by them, ceased not
to observe the laws of peace and neutrality towards
Great Britain, and in the midst of amicable professions
sad negociations on the part of the BritishG overnatent,
through its public Minister here, a secret agent of
that Government was employed in certain States, more
especially at the seat of Government, in Massachu-
setts, in fomenting disaffection to the Constituted
itutboviiies of the Nation, and in intrigues with the
disaffected, for the purpose of bringing about reslst-
since to the laws, and eventually, in concert with a
British force, of destroying the Union, and forming
the eastern part thereof into a political connexion
with Great Britain. In addition to the effect which
the discovery of such a procedure ought to have on I
the public Councils, it will not fail to tender more
daar.to the hearts of all good citizens that happy I
;info* of these States, which, under Divine Provi- I
• *knee, is the guarantee of our liberties, their safety,
their tranquillity, and their prosperity,
• (Signed) 43ttis MADISON. I
nirch 9, 1812. -
This Message was accompanied with the documents
p A% Lich It was founded. I have not perused the
e...cuments, but understand they contain the corre-
spludence of the Earl of LavraeooLand Sir James
Own, late Gpternor of Canada, with a oertaits
Captain Jots flEsay, who is the secret agent spoken
of, and Who hits himself made the disclosure to the •
4orrringetit, and given them the documents, al.l
leging as the reason, that the British Government had I
refused to give him his reward. The Message
has produced considerable sensation in Con- I
gre..i.s, and will probably strengthen the war
party in and out of Congress. It is believed by
seine that IlcsaY is endeavouring to impose on
Coyernment for some sinister purpose. This, if
tree, may be difficult to prove; and the imposing
pud positive manner iq which the Message is sent to
cougress will have a powerful effect in inflaming the
public mind, It had been determined, I under..
;tend, by a majority in the House, to suspend the
farther proceedings on the taxes until the arrival of
the Hornet. This was done, it is believed, to secure
the concurrence of several Members, who agreed,
that if the flornehljd not bring out a repeal of the
Orders in Council, they would immediately unite in
voting me taxes and deolariag czar. Such, I am
told, had become the state of things in the House,
when the PitzsinstaT's Message and the accompany.
it 4 documents were received—what effect these may
produce in relation to ouf war Immures) a few clays
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