The Statesman.
London, England, 1819-06-24 00:00:00

ATESNI AN.

s left . tenon, to the mercy of those sue
!pleloos whici await ambiguity.
M. DR Lk FERRODKATIL, Minister Pleelpotest.
dory of the King of Dureranz, is seared A.
bessador to Russia. Germs' Pots. DI Bonn,
Russian Ambenador at Pelle, Is to be replaced by
the Russian Asalresssdor at Madrid. Twenty years
Ms the despotism of our Police been complained of,
ssys the Cenditutionnet, mod yet the despotism of
the Prefettore remains the senor. Honest wools*
end prostitutes are confoonded together; the simple
spectators of a struggle are arrested together with
robbers by profession. It is not easy to credit
the number of plisuners who have thronged this in-
fected den doting the last Geo years. In 1813,
10,737 persons ; in 1814, 11,859 ; in 1815, 14,414;
in 1816, 17,849; in 1817, 18,131; in 1818,14,547
—total in five years 68,138 persons, were conducted
to the Prefecture of Polies, nearly the fifth of the
population of Paris.

The Coawann IhII was /Min` oar Paper
was preparing for the Press. The debates were ware
and highly interesting. We Will give them folly 10-1111•1101 r.
1111•1101r.

•••-• •---
THOMPION, Esq. and J. W. PARILIII9 Esq.
were this morning elected Sheriffs of Leman mod
Middles's, for the year ensiling.
It has been wittingly (and not wickedly) mid,
that it is probable that on enqoiry into the condom
of the Charily School of Stt. Bete. in Comborland, it
.111 be foond that mock of the honey of it has been
Weiner! therefrom by the drones who have had the
direction of it.

There cannot he a doubt bet that the soper.aben
diet revenue of the University of Oxsoiso would
maintain for three yeers all the weevers new net of
employment, and, by such • proper and judicious sp.
plitstion, keep the toady follows of its Colleges free
from a it of the podegra dining the same period.
Mr. Beouoittsi's irresistible ',gement' in the
House of Commons, lest might, on the subject of lbw
Charitable looitetions, seemed to aquas, dry all the
frail of • premeditated speech of the Member for
Osford, even to the very Ped.
How most the patriot heart of a Briton, knowiog
dm 'offerings of so many thousends of his industrious
eeontrymen at this moment, be wrong to see so much
pains taken, by Ministers and their friends, to defend
the musty persons implicated In the abases of she
Public Gkerifies, because these persons posses+ pro-
perty, and thereby lefleence at elections, and also
by the votes of many of thorn In the Howse of Com.
1
mons contribute, no doubt, to keep Ministers iii
their places, against the will sad wishes of the
People.
The Philadelphia Papers state, that the Chief, in
the late Meditated insurrection at Aging', has been
taken, @keg with several others. The Chief, whose
same is Coco or Coot, had eudeavoured to entrap
several persons In the isiserrettion, who were brought
as witnesses against him. According to the testi.
"toy of the witnesses, the following was the plan
which the conspirator intended to put into esecotioo.
He would break open the stores of several persons to
provide them with ammunition. The city was to be
fired at the upper and lower end, mid when the *bite
inhabitants bad collected at the fires, the blacks were
to begin the work of destruction. To prevent any
of the iiikebitaeta @seeping, the bridge was to be cut
down, sod the boats cat from their moorings, end
ancho►ed in the middle of the titer. Coot was to be
Comonsodant if Augusta. sod to hold the people
cadet very strict laws. It appears, that a body .1
Negroes in Edgefield, South Carolina, had pledged
themselves to assist, and some in she swamps were
provided with arum. In awe Coot coed out raise a
molt, they world flee t• the Spanish dentioions; but
be hashes. fortonsiely frustrated in his horrid por-
poise sod ordered for 'secedes; his five compenions
woe is be tried immediately.
We leans by seacoasts from Wee°, Ayres of the
middle of March, that the Governarest, la order to
open the communication with Chili, which had been
interrupted fee a time by the Cacique. or Indians,
had deemed it espedierd to dispatch $ consideraMe
body of men Into the interior to restore it. It appears
'that theme's tee parties of the Indiens ; one attach-
ed to the cause of the Insurgents, and soother op.
posed to it; the first of these have @rioted a great
*mks to oppose this Royelists, and had mot notice
a she Supreme Director that should. the Spanish cc.
onemesti of which they had bawd ist•lllgewee, sake
a leading in the Kiser Plata, they would send a coo.
siderable force te repel the invaders.
In the absence of the meter troops from Buenos
Aye's, the Blotto, who formed the militia of the
piste, had Wins called apes to do duty : it bad been
proposed to 'beet that they shoold join the men sent
whist the tidbits,: this they iltreimously opposed,
and but for the energy of the' Commanding Officer,
disterbaeces would have Mee* occasioned in COUP
(petite.
On Tumidity, his Eseelleacy Prince EIITLRIIAIIT.
the Austrian Ambantdor, received dispatches from
MU Emperor of Avenida, which arrived frees Italy.
fuse courier was accompanied by a tonne Gentle-

mt.
We learn that Heir-Admiral PLAMPIX bas been
' removed from the command of the squadron at St:
Helena; and that Rear-Admiral EDWARD LITRION
COVIR hes been appointed to succeed him.
On !Monday forenoon Earl FITSWILLIAII received
an express from Yorkshire, reclaiming the immediate
presence of his lordship; It is supposed respecting
the disturbed state of the weavers or other manefac.
levers In that part of the country. His Lordship
paid every ittentioo to ski request of the express
received. sod left town Immediately for his seat in
Yorkshire.
A singular instinct) eithe diversities that occur in the
"tool of the *gig, tidily its revolutionary times,
jilt be (bind in Alit of M.' as Scutt, the French
ilightfroridieztee. "Wit wisdemiand that s brother
.:thisMho himself bore arms In the set.
+ice of tools
.) . was brought is a prisoner of
k
war to this entry, !whittle a commission In the
army if •LX Laic, In St. Domingo; diet be bat
since married Itil senfed in Leicestershire, and be.
I Come to strongly attached to the religious principles
i of soave of our tleg Sects, as occosionelly to
i preach amongst them. He Is now officiating at the
, Baptist Chapel, io Dokt•ltreet, Blackfrlars*.roid.