The Statesman. — London, England, 1820-12-15 00:00:00

LONDON: VSIDAT MINING, DUSKIER 15. STOCK EXCHANOR, OXK O'CLOCK. The Fasts have been nearly the same this aero bic as they were yesterday. Consols 701, buyers fbr a abort time, but are now sellers; very little doing. fly the Leeward Island Mail arrived this morning, the f o ll ow ing is an abstract of a letter of the 10th of /1* 0 vesber • Since my hut, in which I informed you of the con ference b.l between Mosul.° and Bowv a, I have ait recei►ed any particulars of the remit. It Is eon clulied hem that it has not been of a favourable is sue ; nor have we any other news from the Main." Every week, some time past, has been marked with the failure of one or more of our great Inman tiie establishments ; and while the markets are glutted with foreign produce, the business of the manufac turer sod of the trader is almost at a stand. At no period do we remember so many, aod, we believe, such well founded complaints, amoag the shopkeepers of London as at present I and this season of depres sion, which to Statesmen, who were interested in their country's welfare, would have been the occasion of se rous concern, and that would have prompted them to measures of relief and redress, is seized upon by our callous and careless Ministers as an opportunity fa vourable to that abject state of mind to which they sin to reduce the people, and congenial to the senti• Lents of servility in the adulatory addresses they p.oinote. la blazoning the wonderous declaration of the ultra-loyal men of the Ward of Cheap, abundant pains were taken by the Ministerial paper. to display their wealth, and to point oat, signi ficantly enough, the effect of their example on dependents. These arc doubtless aU good mew on Change; and their solicitude spreading with the ex tent of their dealings, the dread of any disturbance that may affect the channels of their trade, makes them sainnisalve to the powers that be, and arro- Astily opposed in indications of a popular spirit. mos' sea of such a character, like those of bodies corpurate,.or individuals whose peraoaal subsistence, Of kali/ support, depends on ministerial patronage, theladdresses to support the ministerial measures may, of coarse, be looked for u a grid pro TWO. It is as thoroughly understood in the affairs of reciprocal traffic, as any other matter of barter and sale. But whatever motives these favoured .classes may have to rejoice and be thankful under the fostering Aar* of Courts and Ministers, the great body of the people well know, to their sorrow, that little occasion is allowed to them for acquiescence or for praise. ' The depression and dependence in which they are involved, lead them to look more correctly and extensively to the cause, that have redabd this indus trious and once flourishing nation to its present low ■nd abject condition. They see the evils of that system of extravagance and corruption which hese- Sts the few at the expenee of the many ; and, as be , come enlightened and resolute men, they will resist the attempts now making to court a continuance of those measures by which they are aggrieved. We Lail with joy the numerous instances of ludippendence displayed in various parts of the kingdom tad trait they INV prevail, and be ultimately eveitund with aucese. A Ministerial paper says—" ft is more than This. Arrest that it Las been determined to oiler her Ma tsu, eighteen thousand pounds a year, sod sash's bad emsoilsti a Palace, so tender to her that of Zell, MON is near to her own country, and to her lime. to relations. The Palace was Inhabited by the . Own of Denmark, sod was pat is a mindition reeoptios di that unforranato Princess, by leN Ids late Maltirty." Is It possible that Male itbri tutus Goons to a resolution so insulting to her akity, sod so unbecoming the dignity of the Mritiob Crown? Coltman Common Hall Is held this day. tee the purpose of voting a Coagrataiatary Address to kw Ilispesty, on her recent Oomph over the malig nity of her enemies s and an Address to the Kula. recommending the dismissal of his blisistors. We shall give the particulars to-morrow. Her Majesty has boon grasiously pleased to appoint ilstsdny nest s the Itith ism. to reeein the emirs taiscory address from the letterpress printers of Lan ese sod its vicinity. 'An swing season for the disfavour into which =toward has fallen at Troppan. is the disrespect lottonis the limperors of Austria and Ruin, billespant thew. so the occasion of pollee dia l'''. Ifial loaf an boar in width" for hid ' b eyond the Hoc 'bed. before his Lordship thonght proper to Nolo big appaavance.-4/itiimnss, New. IL) The contest fur the Bsesagla of St. Athos% *lll be 001,1,1116. 17 of Mieblif. italtsci • !i1_._ . 1 0104160/1 bliMet• 11# 1 * Obboilif riff InAlopaelit owl ' loom I , I .1.. 1. t.7.4tinn . 11 ,f 1 , • .&• 11 a a ! .. 41 ton , *tilt ,ambilevisib it Hffin WATtI AT LONDON BRIDGE Taudieol m o nis/. 11 o'eiott.--kt•nitig, 33 min. alterll. ;MICE OF STOCKS Tin B a nk Stock 201 11 3 per Cent. Rid. OHIO 3 per Cent. Con. abut. 33 pw Cent. 7611 pa Cent. 8711 pi Ct. Navy shot. per Cent. Built laeg ken. lop. 1 pe► Capt. 671 DAY AT ONE 0.0.044. Irish S per (*eat. ladle Stook Ditto Donde —s. Uth-Sea Net Ann. Ra.Dills4d. fir. h. Me. Ditto Ilia. Smell Omninin I pm. Of I pm. eds. for Aeet 71% Lott. Tickets 211. is. _ ebt ttatelinlan• 0 TVS •SITI rt/ITS111111111" II I WITE Ts• ITATIMII•N.•• imErcrtirat AN, hiraffl.Jill:lo7t r. Yesterday the Grand Jury Ibl the misty of Midditert hood a tette bill of indietmeht against Franklin alias Fletcher, fee a misdemeanour in corrupting the stream of justice aid prejudicing the jury who tried Sir Fran cis Burdett, by addressing a letter to each of the Jury, as if it came from Sir Francis, or some of his po litical partisaus, calculated, by the most violent lan guage, to inflame the passions of the jury against the honourable balenet. It perhaps world assist the in quiry into this •1 ttipterious" transaction, were the Courier to inform the public of the means by which it was enabled to lay a copy of the "private" letter before its readetu at the time : did the tinnier priatit Rom a written or a printed copy ? if, from the forget, who made that copy? When ? Where? and, fro* the original, in the possession of whom? if from a printed copy was it a foe-simile of those sent to the jury ► We have heard that 51 copies were printed for Franklin ; and as there were only ?4 required for the jury, per haps the remainder were reserved for particular friends, and probably the Cornier among the rest. At all events, it is to be hoped that Nit' Frames Bartlett will make this the ground of another application for a new trial. onaptit - penvr . . statiritt FROM T!1);Ell ofivrellther Et EVENING OF THE bib • . The Carter—welt an steeisiesd—poor ST•AIT'S wsty dings On abopboaal laid—to operate. 4 basy.grouss appears; Ineisisa's made of peat extasta--• fi4etfew disease ; The slasa'roas aewonteo—aume disturb—the ;satirist 111 at ataa.„,. 7l , • ESCU LANUS. Sage lifootono the sapient wise Ministers' heels, Enraged at their horning his Moen; Like the beaver, when ehaed, era detach from his back The IPoisolt tbltt libels his aeighbohrs. QUIT. Cease to attack a fallen foe, No more 7'he Courier barn ; Does not his conduct clearly item, De's not too wise to keine. MERCY. THE SINNER'S LAMENTATEON. The Courier—twang/rat, smeared with shame, Boleti down with weight of sin ; And fearing indignation's fame, Year merry tries to win. The mined Met In his breast, Tbe attilal demon bides ; then having pnt his fears to rest. That merry he derides. DETECTOR. The Corporation of Olocester Ims voted the freedom of that city to Mr. Brougham. The nine incorporated trades of Dundee, at a Meet. lag en Thursday se'nnight, approved of an address of congratulation to her Majesty the Queen, on the re sult of the late proceedings against her, and another to the Kiug, praying him to dismiss his present nisters. Yesterday a Wardmote of the inhabitants of the Ward of Cheap was helot at the King's Head Taterts, hi the Poultry, for the purpose of tilting into eontis deration the propriety of passing a loyal Address tel his Majesty. Mr. James moved a resolution to that effect, anti Mr. Reece moved an Address founded on the resolution ; but when Mr. Wetherspoon ant Mr. Gibson brought forward objections to the Address, it was contended that the matters referred to were irrele vant to the object of the meeting, and Mr. Gibson, Mr. Ledger, Mr. Jones, and Mr. Wetherspoon left the room amidst much confusion, followed by a number of other Gentlemen, who declared that discussion was at an end. The Address, in its original form, was then carried with only one opponent. While the inhabitants of Clerkenwell have been en gaged in congratulating her Majesty, a few indivi duals, it appears, consisting of the junior Church warden, who took the chair, his relations, and six or seven other persons, who had refused their support o the Queen's Address—met at the Belvedere, in Pen tonville, on Tuesday, and resolved upon an Address to his Majesty, stating their attachment to the constitu tion, and deploring the endeavours that are made to excite disaffection and discontent against the consti muted authorities, in Church and State, throughout the kingdom. This was done so secretly, as to be totally unknown to the whole parish, until promulgated by a bill-sticker, on Wednesday morning. A requisition is now under signature by a great number of the most respectable inhabitants, calling upon the 'torch warden to appoint a day for holding a vestry, in which an Address may be passed boldly and openly, that the lowish may nOt be disgraced 6 - y presenting cue tillih as been gut up in so underhanded and secret a men ace, as to justify the assertion that the parties were ashamed of what they were doing. The Parochial address of St. Ann West, unanimously adopted at the public Meeting held November 311, 1010, is, we understand, to be presented to her Ma jesty on Monday next, by the Church-Wartlen, H. Williams, Esq., 'the Overseers, and a number of the most respectable inhabitant householders. We have not heard if the Worthy Rector, on whims A vote of Aimee was passed, accompany's the procession . 'PARISH or LAXiterTH .-A correspondent has tram.. flitted to us the following copy of a handbill, resole -1 oil upon by the Queen's friend., in eonsevirner of their baying accidentally heard of the meeting alluded to in it. It seems that, not daring to face the parish, the individuals alluded to came to certain resolution., which are to be advertised, and left at the different pnbile-houses for signatures. There were about twenty persons at the meeting, and among them the rector, one of his curates. the clerk of the peace for the county, a couple of magistrates, some placemen, &c. " Lambeth Parish. Dee. 14. " A meeting of a few individuals having been held last night at thy Charity-school, at whirl' as address or declarative was agreed upon approving d Use eon of Ministers towards the Queen, the parishioners profess to be devoted to the Home of Brunswick, the peinciplas of the British committal's, are cautioned to Withhold. their approbation .1 ipy such clandestine proceeding, as it is proposed to call a pub lic meeting , fur the purpose of addressing his llinjeste, anti adopting an appropriate:declaration. in order there by to make known the real and unbiassed opinions of the ishabitasto of a parish contaleing nearly 611.0100 oink in theface glltyt. before an open assensWy, Inde pendent of private solicitation or control. " A LOYAL INHABITANT." An article in the Dutch papers, dated Rome, Nov. IS, says, " the Bavarian Ambassador at oar Coen has publicly contradicted the report that his tiotern. meat was making military peeper:ideas With a view of taking part in the Mies of the South of Italy. He has also declared that his Sovereign, as welt as all the other German Princes, awaits, with tranquillity, the reso- Indust:: that may be lakes by the Allied Sovereigas at Troppan." The Adatiest arrived at Trincomalee on the I Ith imeant. Our• private bitten, we regret to wty, state, the cholera had made Its appearance moos the SPORTING 114111a001111,11_11T.—This morning between ofoir of the Leander . Mr. Thomas, a midsh ipman, eight and nine o'clock, a large bird alighted on one tlepmetalead folloo rialtos id this dreadful of the steal l domes if St. Clement's Chareh in the wo aro happy 10 my, however. thetas the thee Strand, to the surprise and perplexity of its observers. ;Mho* she Cochin asilei 4 it lei abates, be Agleam coo- Such of the Cockney passenger as were acquainted alfferahty. Triostemelets oestineed very hiallityt with no other Beivome than game cocks. were judging ' 1 PentvenewrAir RIOPIRIMOIRD.-•-imOrd 'from its sine an4pq r, it conid be nothing else than ton, when Colonel le attend:4o ipso one of that species, country lad, as appreu tin King's personan4 towing la late or ode of the tics to a grocer in the church-yard, perceived at once forty Members, whisk it is tognialte alteshi be pro- It was a cock pheasant. iflthcmt caring e jig for sent se make a Home. the Speohee ropelsemthel klm, flame Laws, or waiting for perm:soon of the Lord of as he mem up mete Urea, foe thot. emeint mallet : the Manor, young Rajahs procured and loaded a Cowl. Cal. Fits-Roy excused himself, by sayiiio•lll ohs hig-plose. and after three or four times snapping its ttlit o r Majooty. " 64 1111.,' Mr . rusty lock, at length discharged its contents with a . •t . a 7.10 11/1 at i t i elV this is am am monia and with the help of a companion of ' 414 a s 444 14.1 4 "Mat'o44. 4 1 111141 1 0 p, Mbeightiffillrearried off his prise. la 4. 3 • . • • • HOW TO LOOK TERRIBLE!!! OR, STRIKE HIM •::• [dee' who and DEAD AT ONCE. , I .1 Ai/ores wig and whiskers tvd Won'd moll the very best of Dr Irks ; have ■ Work one le Its steaa, My trllfatere dye with fret!, Itslns. Then, If that fellow, Wood, come. ktre, 111 strike Ahw drad M one, with fear. ROVALTT. COURT CIRCULAR.—Drc. 9. His M— has had a serious attack of the lILAcu J•VXDIeL, conjec tured to hare arisen from /.vim*, ex posed to the nu.rtosts isflueare of the Court's bone, or Qeeee's W uou. Secretary of State's °Mee for the Howe Department. Not more than fire ',owed* will be given for any' Altair( LOYAL ATIOkYAS ; and it is requested (fur the' sake of good grammar) that the Cambridge Culver lily will not he taken as as example. Lord Liverpool has had a serious attack of the Re. eigraariuit Ferer, which it is hoped will nut prove fatal.' His Lordship has retired to ll'ulnirr Cattle for the benefit of his health. The Right Hon. George Canning Las resigned the situation of Coate Jes►er to a Greet Captaits. who made his first appearance (in Pita. Kw.) in that cha racter on Saturday last. The Marquis of He-df-rt is said to have suffered se riontly from a renewed lowans attack on Saturday last. .His Lordship's nose is always violently agitated by tbilslightest allusion to that dreadful disorder— the Ca*, C 0,.. Fever. Tna Iwo atorr enttsuan Ortirtrurm to Pc nora.-.--Nut to the King, pedlar n 6 man possesses more &ability, or strict attentions to etisinette, than the present Chief Magistrate of the City. The silence of the King and the worthy Mayor on Saturday last, was sot, u some persons *appose, the result of any politicel acrimony, but an obstinate determination on loth sides not to yield the punctilio of spealetng first. Lord Harrowby has had a slight attack of in/Iroise. His Lordship found no relief from the Carlton Mix ture, hot anticipates the happiest results from a free use of the Liverpool Union Cordial, the Canning ezhilivating drangAt, and the alit air of Weimer Castle. We hare authority for t ontradleting the rumour of lord Castlereagh's horsra harm. berm taken from his earriagrein Pall Mall and dragged to Carlton House, on Friday hut, by the Manama' of the °CARDS' CLes House. There is no troth in du report of the accoachessent a a favorite Marchioness at Kew Ore's. Certain Old Woof*, well known at Botr-strert, are ie he immediately pensioned off, and their plates filled by a nom oigorolut race—who, it is expected. will never become ohl. coV&YYT•GARDEN THEATRE. Mr. VANDI7IIIO/7 appeared last night in his second character, which was that of !fir Giles Oeerreaeh. The success with which lie played it was by no means equal to that whichA,Vroded his performance of Lear. All resemblamee flTlitaN appeared to be carefully avoided. mud. not 'infrequently, at the sacrifice of that effect which is always expected from certain passages in the ploy. TM actor's coaceptios .1 the character was minutely comet; but in his exeention of the more pointed or in.passioaed parts, there was a want of energy and decision which operated as a continual re apes the seeress of his nations, and cooled admilimtiou which had otherwise been elicit. ed in his itediesee. to general indifference. Some rune of the last act were exempt from Ibis serious ob ectioa, and said with mach farce; but even this, which was by far the most effective part of his performance, I did not call fiords unqualified approbation. The play was announced for repetition to-morrow night; hut, in eoasettesee (as we suppose) of some partial dissent. Xis, Lear is judiciously substituted in Its stead. SPORTING IXTRLLIGE.VCP. BETTING AT TZ47. -- RtIALL'S, Dir. 14. ---- Drat:-14 to 1 apt (instates-16 to I gat c. ante[ Morel-14 to 1 opt Brothe to Pvtlsoti. oAir.. - 5 to I opt My lady. --rim— NEwetuieri oAruttwel • .. 1 ••,' " —.... .1. , • / • Ike. ot.lb. Mail OIL 11141 Mill's Vic- Stapleton iard 9 7 A lona elllesu .... 3 749 0= i ipsom 4 9 4 . by Androssan .. 3 7 Mister henry '. :: Ronan Ranter Anacreon , Mr. Wtla . S . Fitz-o . r- • Mr. Windham'slto tine •09 II Ws Hood if ff. auseing Molly .. ar 8 'Hi t Lord Jersep's e. itp" _• . r. res t t . ' a s " A 6 l:ita : : 4 1 I t: Panora .l4tu la . ! 11. . .• .7 . : I . : dig r.Chralton'alrltie- 4 IJ gill Link Jobs F i Sho eller 8 6 Lord Jetsey's c..irp Warty ' ' d fe• 1 4 8 4 Moonrbliss. 9 Ir. a 4 8 3 Illoonrakeri....• •• • f, I. S 4 8 9 Mr. SMolomia's e... II 9 0 'olthi r ekbore ... Mr. Dandes'sOrello 4 7 IS Mr. Jones's MO's $ 7 0 leads. Urn. Orelvesor's Muter Henry .. •$ 0 I! Piocy . 4 t 13 .. ustiossEIMMINI - . ... •••!•• ... EMANCIPATION OF TEIS BOROCION. fht ii tJNTM coo v. The London Burgesses of Huntingdon met torthee last night at the Olobe Tavern, Fleet -street, for the purpose of celebrating the victory they h?re recently obtained over the corrupt influence which had so long held them in thraldoal. blr. Hatfield, of Cambridge, la the chair.-0a the health of Lord John Itussell be like given, ' The CIIAIRWAR Informed the company that there l'was no doubt bnt that 1 gentleman of independent principles would he non looted it the next election, as the colleague of his Lord-d.:e. In their (mer lons, however, depended the tcmpletion of their triumph. All present pledged themselves to use dna almost interest in support of their elective franchise. 'On the health of Mr. Wells being drank, that 'Gentleman addressed the company at some length, and, lathe course of his observations, be stated, that the poor of Huntingdon hail, through his exertions, obtain ed au additional benefit of 34101. per amino. Mr. W. has obtained a considerable share 14 applause by bit Worts to extinguish a disgraceful boroughtnongeritti faction, and promote the cause of reform. The company did not break up till a late hour. OLD BAILEY—THrs Moßvi.vc. ---... M INSL RC(IIITFR. Stern, Cooling, and Tuck, three young men of very respectshle appearance, were indicted for killing and slaving John May, on the 27tb of November last. It appeared that the dereased, Nay, was a Rommel...et patrole,and need a public-bens at Kensington, also fre quented by the prisoners. On the es/et/log in ipiestion, May heing much intoxicated, and a very powerful man, after some words, seized Cooling by th^ throat, the other prisoners came to his assistance, an;', in the setae, blows wise earhanteed on all sides the -selsole of tie wisaisses, op_ So time of oar Imbibe the Court , admitted that May. tie clasaamst, wee** ag gressor, and that his eessiect was meet Violent. Ito prisoners are defended by Messrs. Arabia, Ailey, aad Law. Mr. W., a worthy young Member of Parliament, a few evenings since, having bespoke a chaise to take him to his country residence, and being engaged with a party in town mach longer than was espectert, the post-boy thought proper to occupy his time of wait ing by drinking as industriously as he was able. On the gentleman entering the chaise, the driver stand at full speed, hut the rapid movement of his nags having increased the fermentation of the porter he had imbibed, he pulled up on a sudden. and fell from his horse. From the effect of the liquor. more than of the fall, he was found to be unable to speak, ne staid, or sit aright ; when the Mention being stations to proceed on his joarney, put the boy into the chaise, while he himself mounted the hum, and dm?, to the inn, at Barnet. The landlord and his waiter assembling on the arrival of the chaise, proentfild eagerly, as usual, to open the chaise door, when out tumbled the post-boy, to the astoaishmeal of the at students, like a rolling butt of entire, while the Member, unrecognised from the darkness of tbe evening, remained upon the bone, enjoying the scene, and much amond with his frolic. Friday, oboe, four o'clock as implosion of gee ?ink place in a sunk shop in ltegeat.stent, High-stink. tilasgew, part of the flooring of the shop obese was blown np, and the window and part of the good* la it were throws to the opposites aide of the street. ilde accident, we untieretond, is attributed to the tilfeiffi. nest of one of the worlineo employed la taking kit pa. The mistress 41116 shop was slightly hat% aid her gown was near=to rags. la the losolvint ' Coon it ha, Wes pub licly aessiosood. Jed eilebei to be sale public, that by the new Nit of PhOliesamst, penouellelap la the toiletry opt save Ibis illepeueo of maw lb AM by sensing up their adidevlla.• ewoomt .-;t•o . rt. • 1 , jipnotj 41 • CORN•EXCiAMeg. Dec. Il.—We had a aoge,, of Barley to-day fete Su ff olk, the chief parlor are of inferior so slit;; 411 could not begot an of at a Mossiest of frees Is. to It. Id; tat the fismat semplos woes heavy odd at to abstesseat of Pot c• 'nue WWst supports Monday's priori; there was piously aaj ear dsuisu so d for theoedinorposeakiel. Oats are ls. pet orhaving akoosoknblelttale tity fresh ap to-sky. los s assd Peas Ow? Fe as alteratioa. ' SssrebetoCi 114aukt, Doe. lb.—There vie a Great eizrLat NiW this vowelise of Giusti IA are 114 r y's meellet. end Oattie was ember _hViee la price than loot Moolleg, bat tin lllllWierlplai IMO rather keit is pee. • • - s s (To alma the Ord ; pot Noise . , Beef . is. to M. 11. extras 4: Mutton.. is. M. to M. dd. 11111dat 1,7;.,01111 brad 44. M. eo IL M. Odom I. oNe Pork .. • .46. 46 to ie. 1,011 itswohigii Lam H b , tc4s, , . s WS AT IlLsaart.—Tble lost tpoitothris.46llllo'lll4 .5 eel.. .. 4 111134:41111j1. 0 I • • • • 4 ' 41 i . t 1 I 0 . ; . . I V , 1 1 i r 4 , 7 I' 1 I • I • i i i • I • It • . I • - -