The Statesman.
London, England, 1819-02-17 00:00:00

sushi it, wee It to W heged they lio b. delegete
t►at pima to their &roosts at the Count et
Leedee ? Hes ILerd Carrt.teuen told as what
they are doing sear with this greet gesstlee im
Leedom N. tech thief; I He has slows es wily
that his coodect was t►e trait of habecility, I. the
.*W contemns In Leeds., and le the eelemment
ergedatlees at ifix•ls•Chapeile ; and gives es eo
hopes of his preeert conference In Loodon being of a
wore vino►oar cod sucessetel quality. Thies k
merry still kept ow the tuts; ; sod the sadableeed
wooly efforts el Mr. WJLISS/011C14 end other grew
wen, to nem her, marred almost abortive by the
childish proceedings of the Sow■ SUlllrfAillr fee
FORRION APIPAIIILS is London, traesfineird Into the
Host as, PLIMIPOTIUMAAT at 4ix.447sapile.

The Poor tens, this Nidd source of bitter roe&
plaint, pre rise to two Petitions yesterday ; oso by
Sir G. Masatea, and the other by Mr. Cuswes.—
Thiry were referred to the Comaittoe, which, we
hope, will be better them laying thee on the table,
for cortaioly If soeseiblog he sot soon dune in relief
of the Petitioners, sassy of the. will be laid sot so.
der the table, bit seder the ground.

W I'STM !ESTER ELECTION.
State of the Nee:bets polled Ibis day up to
.'peek

.1. C. Hninesoss, E.q l5l
Has. G. UK. 100
J. CAftrirlas•llT. Mt. • 3
State .f the P.ll, as it demi yesterday :
J. C. Hosomover., Fag 469
Noe. 0 Lars 330
J. Caarrwaterr, Nq. li

The Pell p►oeeeds as sluggishly es yesterday. The
Whip ere gaining rased, isowerat, aid the smile
of the Reformers' Committee ►ring ow tidier t►at
as sempostate this adnitege; there Is es the con-
trary a general somplaint of the apathy of the Sift.
tea. It is, therefore, ►igh time fee the Rewriters
to rally, Ii they ems* •sea to keep pees with Mr.
Luse. The Dubs of Devitalizes, It Is said, gives
a public breakfast in f of the 'atte► Geatlemee
to-morrow morning, sod our nperlence .•f Jose last
compels eel to her that this sill he t►., most secceedol
argemeet that will be offered no ‘‘',her side for
seceriog the majority es to.merrow's Poll.
The Freocb Feeds here declined in a trilleg de.
trees the pries ms %tardily was OK Mr. with
23160. fir the rate !redeems.

Yessostay, the Doke of -Wat.t.twotos, access.
ponied by the blorepris of Woacastaa, left tows, so
• visit to his Royal Highness the Panics Rattan, at
the Pavilion, at Brighton. His Grace has Word
cards of lothation for a grand dieter party to-mor.
raw at Apsley-house.
There will be two or three Drowing.roospe, In the
coons of the missing spring, which will be held at
Bocklagbas.hoose by the Dochess of You, as the
Lady of highest rank in this coentry.
Preparations are soaking at &shy Park, for the
reception of the Doke and Duchess of CLARENCE.
whose arrival is England is eapected the beginning
of the-seat aooth.
TN Dodoes of PARRA Is to oceerespany the am-
mot sod Empress of Aussitts OR their tear to
Flo►ence.
An Association bas been formed at Tress's, for the
establishment of a Colony in the UDR's! States of
America.

The eldest too of the deceased Austrian Minister
Gut WALLIS, is, it is said, to be "worried to tit;
daughter of Fos:cut, the Es-Fresek Minister.
We are happy to hive the authority of private let-1
ten from Naples, alluded to in the Frisch Journals,
for contradicting the report of M. Bausoni's death
—so event so lee, believed, and tie deeply deplored
by all the admirers of Egyptian art, the Modems of
anadent history, and the friends of hardy and awful
miterpriae. This distieguished traveller has mattes
to Lord Bauroas, resident at Naples for some time
pest. to ealealat his Lordship that he was busy at
Thebes, la Upper Egypt, on the 27th of October,
where he penned his interesting researches with equal
activity and SIMMS. The British world will sees,
we earuestly hope, be made acquslatud with the ou-
tset of its farther obligations to a Gentleaao who
has already centribeted more than any 'modern fedi-
"ideal to brie' to light some intelligence of egos and
el mallows which lave left behind them no other trace
lot their eilstesii bat the enqeestioaable 'modes" of
their works.
There has berm lately transmitted from New York
to Havroolo-area, a large diamoud, for the par.
pow of befog meld ea the Goodstein. It le raised at
80,000 dollen. It is said that it beleogito Am!
BONAPArri.

The lest researches which hen been merle at Poss.
bus cessidevably sedated the coilettiess of
art et Naples.
The Crows, &mit the Arroairr-Gaszaat,
has shined the isesedlate preseetaties of one of do
meet nieshie thine In Norfolk, on so alleged its-
proper eestabet between the Patron sod the Clergy-
, nes lately Instituted ceder his protestation'.
It is said, that a ressiderable quantity of English i
Beek.seter, of ere tibd two poeads each, bare bees
forged in Faris, sad sent to Eaglond.
Friday nest the ports will be shut against the ho.
gestation of foreign *List for liose conseoption,
bet will nestle epee for every other description of
grain. They meals( epee agate before (be 44d of
May ; the impartation of all other grain will still
tontine* frn.

Sams, waggons of As Ravi Waggon Trstn bass
lately arrived at Rockingham-hoses, filled with ar-
ticles,' knitter. fres ere Patna, RtGeNel Cei•
sage, is Windsor Park.

Vat Iniadred nest cattail nolmsing waoafactories
ere e►ecting at Manchester and its vicinity.
An English Gentleman, Sir Wm. Gait., has tra-
versed Grssce ill all directions, sod Is wow r. turned;
be has beau absent from three to four years. fie la
ownipied In arraaging for poblication a detailed his.
tory of that country, which will contain a statistical
description, and some very luteriatlng leformatioa
vs the autitkoldeit of Greece.