The Statesman.
London, England, 1820-07-03 00:00:00

Goversmout ; and. toe Ste seemed OM *bee fMr Orli
Doa Memel Serrates was at the WNW Whir% Ms Is
fir the most proper was among *inn situnetta wb
he bolds; well Wowed and shrewd, with Mend sad eta
panded ideas. He was some years ago a sort of Davey
fro* Sea* Miseries to our owe Gant ; end having imbibed
a Sidle for the English character. we, of Coarse, Medi stand
high seder his Uovereineat. It lei therefore. ouch to be
desired that be may be able to maintain his ground.
"When Pneyrredoe's party fell, the Congress established
at Buenos Ayres fell with it ; sad oft this occasion &unties
discovered that a aogoeistion was oa the rapis with Fromm
for the delivery of all South America to a Prise* of Lena
(a petty State of Italy), who, under the abspieesof the Court
of Versailles, was to resume the regal power. He was to
be met out with a competent fore, and pecusiary supply.
So enforce his claim to a Crown la any part of South Ame-
rica which might resist his authority; and of coarse Priem
was to reap certain advantages la trade sod otherwise. after
Mly establishing this Prince upon a throne. The ow
respoodenee of the Buenos Ayres Savoy, at Paris, with his'
owl Uovernment, was fouled: therein he clearly states the
proposals made him by the French Minister; and there is
also a note from the Minister himself, stating the views of
his Cabling, as I have above mentioned.
" Those documents Serrates published. and Sir Thomas
thought it right to send them immediately to our Court."

The Report of the Committee to the House of Lords
is expected to-morrow or Wednesday. Nothwith-
standing this expectation, a report prevails that Mi-
Elston kayo nut abansiosed the hope of it etnepenssise
with the Quiam. It is said, that on Saturday last an
intimation was given to her MAM/ITT. that a Noble
Lord was charged with a message which he was de-
sirous of personally delivering. The QCIEN is said
to have answered, that she would be ready to receive
any communication on the part of Ministers in writing,
but not orally. What the result of this renewal of ne-
gociatiou may be we know not.

In the French Chamber of Peers on Wednesday the
Law of Election was passed, 141 metnbers voting in
favour, and 56 against the projet. In the Chamber of
Deputies on the same day, the discussions on the Bud-
get were terminated, with the exception of those on the
law respecting the Legion of Honour.
Fauten Foxes—Five per cents. 77 fr. roc.; Bank
Actions, 1542 fr. 50 c.

Yesterday, at two o'clock, a Cabinet Council was
held at the F.arl of Liverpool's house, Whitehall,
which sat in deliberation till past four.
When the last packet left Lisbon, it must be remark-
ed, a French SO gun ship, and two other vessels of
war, were lying In the Tagus, with troops on board,
bound, as it is stated, to Rio Janeiro.

We are concerned to state, thLt a serious disturb-
ance took place night at tilasgow (Wednesday, June
between a number of drunken soldiers and the
police and inhabitants, wherein many serious wounds
were given on both sides.
(CIRCULAR.)

Burros, .111:LT I.

DUBLIN CITY ELSCTION.
(mots Tin Port.)
Tmtio Day, TUESDAY, June tr.—The antiety of
the public mind seem. to increase each day since the
thommencement of this Oa:mita contest. The crowds
yesterday, 10 Green-street, and at the hustings werO,
if possible greater than on either of the former days;
the Sessions-house being thronged to excess from an
early hour in the morning until seven in the evening.
The enthusiasm of the people, with respect to. Mr.
Wetter:, seems also to increase with their anxiety.
The election on Monday commenced very briskly on
the part of Mr. Ellis, but relaxed awards noon. At
the close of the evening Mr. Orattan's electors paired
in very namerously. This shows that the enemies of
independence and patriotism are decreasing in strength.
Mr. Ellis's immediate friends and clerks were yester-
day polled, and the crest-fallen appearance of Alder-
men King and Archer induce us to think that their
cease is desperate. Nu military outrage was commit-
ted yesterday, and mach, we understand, is due to,
the impartial and judicious mediation of the head of
the Oorernment for the withdrawal of this intimida-
tion from theelectors of Mr. (kronen. We understand
that an investigation has been ordered by his Excel-
' Way tbe Lord Lieutenant, into the circumstances
which led to the atrocious proceedings to which we
alluded to in our Paper of Tuesday.
he following was the state of the poll at the close
of the day

.
D AY'S POLL. 0111014 POLL.
Mr. Ellis
Mr. Grattan WO Mr. Unitas OW
____

FOURTIII DAT, WZUNSIII;AT, J11:411 2n.—At nu pe-
riod of this election had the friends of Mr. Oration
more reason to entertain a fond hope of eventful suc-
cess ; never had the friends' of freedom a brighter
prospect of a glorious termination to a severe contest,
than at the present moment. Yesterday morning a
long cavalcade of carriages, and their bustle of agents
opposite Mr. Ellis's Committee-room, gave dreadful
note of preparation." The utmost strength of his fol-
lowers and supporters was put forth, and the public will
rejoice to hear that his majority yesterday fell short,
by fifty, of his majority on the preceding days.—
The election was conducted in peace and tranquillity,
which is the manner in which Mr. tirattan's friends
commenced it, and in which they desire to nonfinite it.
The crowds collected round the hustings were as nu-
merous as on any of the former days, but no military
outrage was committed—no attempt made to butcher
the liberty of election—no sabring of the people
took place. '1 he police, we understand, has been put
under the controul of proper authority.
The numbers at the close were, according to Mr.
Ellis's list—

IMPO*TAtrT.--arA\lMll THAI COMMULATII.
BRISTOL, JUNE 29.--Copy of an official docament
received by Jeremiah Hill, Esq., Spanish Vice-Uonstil
in this port, from the Spanish Consul-Ventral in
London:—

GROSS ►OLL.

PAT'S POLL. -- ---
Ellis 137 I Ellis
Grattan ll7 I (Inman 720
Dublin Evening Post Op", Three s'asek.
The Election has, in our opinion, taken a favour-
able torn. At two o'clock this day, &Ir. tirattan was
two a-brad of the poll.

I« ar order of the Secretary of State for the Foreign
=at, I communicate to you, that you may ion-
give notice of it to all the. Spanish Ceases
in this kingdom, that in the town of San Selves, in
the island of Majorca, a contagions disorder has de-
-1 tiered itself of an alarming nature, and which, it is
suspected, may be the plague of the Levant. The So-
ciety for the Preservation of Health, of that island,
took immediately the most active and wiae means to
stifle it at its beginning, to which the Supreme Society
of Madrid has given their best assistance."
The Royal licorice yacht, commanded by the Hee
C. Paget, was on Wednesday last ordered to get reedy
for cruising by the Ist day of August : soon after
which time it is expected the King will embark on his
acquatic excursions.—(Porternorrh Paper.)
Preparations are making at the residence of the
French embassy in Portland-plare, for the reception
of the Duke de Cases, who is expected to arrive there
about Friday next.
An Order in Council has been issued, directing
that the ballot and enrolment of the Loral Militia
should be further suspended for one year. from the
27th of this month.
The Duke of Rutland, in ernsequenee of the contri-
tion expressed by them, has obtained a pardon for the
four poachers, who were sentenced to be transported
for seven years for poaching at midnight with fire-
arms, in the vale of Belvoir, and not only restored
them to their distressed families, but direered that Ten Ktna's CounT.—On Saturday, at three o'clock.
they shall be fully employed on his Brace's estate. his Majesty held a Court at his Palace in Pall-mall.
Yesterday morning, about the hoar of two o'clock, which was attended by the Lord Chancellor, the Led
a fire broke out in Lower Dorset-street, by which, we Privy Seal, the Chancellor of the Exchequer, the
lament to say, ive houses were entirely destroyed, Master-fieseral of the Ordnance, the Secretary •f
and two others such injured. Owing to the difficulty State for the Home Department, the President of the
of procuring a supply of water, the flames raged with Board of Contronl, the President of the Board of
unabated violet's*. The greater part of the fernier, Trade, Earl Mulgrave, the Lord Chamberlain. thq,
and property cosseted is the houses which were do. Lard Stewart, the Master of the Horse, the Lurd Chief
stroyed, was also eosseesed by the devouring element. Justice of the Court of King's Bench.
I The scene was truly terrific and appalling ; the entire The Lag held a Privy Council, at which Viscount
horison being, fee a considerable distance, one ea. Chetogood atteodecl as Clerk.
broken blase of light. Fortunately no lives were lost, Aga the eine of the Council, Newman Knowlys.,
nor has any accident occurred that we could aseertalu, 11114:, the Contosoa-Merjeant of the City of Loads,"
Ibeyond the destruction of property.—(Certiek's the abeam onlie Recorder, from indispositloo.. wet
Horsiest Peal.) einitted to make a report of the convicts contrived OS
It is understood that there will be a Special Consoles de last April Sessions, at Justice-160, In the
, aeon in the autumn, for the trial of those persists aisles. *allay.
whom bills of high tresses may he hand by the °rand The Court did not break up till about half-past six.
Jury, at York Assizes. Lord Chief Justice score. and
sees' Majesty gave audience to the Lord Chancellor
the Loan Coeur Banos, are expected to be named le
the Commission. eel Thelma Sithnoutio.
Died at his house, Nicolson's-street, on Thursday, . On Saturday afternoon her Majesty took an
Sid inst. Dr. John Murray. The death of this died.- to Bleeldwatb, in a private carriage. She rettti
guished philosopher, matched from as in the prime of the city, sad called at the shop of Mr. Al-
life, and fen viper of his faculties, will long be felt tiMbiteithusan, on leaving which she was reeer
as a national lees. His works, now of standard esiebrii3 mod by the .he Mummy, W he 100 it the h urns frog. hue
at home and abroad, have, from the spirit of melon
and securest analysis, which they every where ATI, 11."1411010 I" emir it timmmirrt•
and keno the fere*, eleetwees, and precisions of nth
r 'The Meese Aeneas. lately printed by order of
*tawniness, most eseeeniantributsd to advaace she- Witneitee**. twines Om felkwiag items .
osier, to the high sodt it new bolds SWINIg the Bo bibs am. PLYeaslttart, remitted
liberal .seleoges.—Oldloistrgh isstaiog Genet.) ' M fitle as lime islUolows, fur cos-
At In early beer ea Wednesday morning last. Mrs. llllf 0 0
014 field, the wife of Mr. Wm. Oldkid, of the Horn and "114412.1"' lb' 66 Ulm MP". em v 0"
Orem lea, la Bradford, was found dead in the he*" ilea I.ll4bllliam Freer" most probably from "I"
and au
falling apes the husked, he was Is ma- tellerlinals *he had defrauded the revenue to these
solemn, takes into custody. A Cessueei laciest wad hmetalls 1 letOtwoog the rich ropes, who owe their
held on Tharedey sad the Jury having rekeeed a verb c=a sp their aaaarry., rain, we gad am a shwa
diet of " Wilful Murder," Imo was amedited, by the ageism. If enteciesce were to be pat-
Censer, to York Offetle, to eke hie arW lithe SAO ullgifil if making wee disgorge the gains thr
&seises. As the ease will be in gated. I =t3
iredars,
is% litzbaituPfimislir deemed from the public, It we'
JOetiek we fifelosor_ giy_iag ley further
he so doing. we shelled la say wo the ease • petty iiiMillefit costributlea te oar '
of the Feeding coseerood.—(Loolle .) MUM.