The Statesman. — London, England, 1821-02-16 00:00:00

. of the circumstances; hat iho with ail, on which the Report was founded; mad asimil the Loomed Lord, whe ther Abe Report of the comealseionme ecinteload a re commendation of the commis/Aim owed for, he under stood it did. The LORD ADVOCATE answered in the negative. After a few mare words from Ur. Creavey and Sir D. Parnell, the Reuse divided on the Amendment, when there apposed, for the Amendment, Jr; Againat4t, 22 ; MakritY. 37. The original motion was then put and carried without a'dirisiooi and the Report was brought :$ 1 ad aired to be received to-morrow. • * a Orders of the Day .were then disposed of; thee adjourned at eleren o'clock. .. PRICE OF STOGIES THL flask ,Stock 227 3 per Cent. Red. 72 if 73 a p e r Gest.Con. 721,11 21 pot' tilt. 011! 4 per Cents. 201 01 90i lb pr Ct. Navy 10331 Lang Ann. 19 1 1-181 1 par Cod. 711 DAY AT ONE O'CLOCK. Irish b per Cent. iddla Stock Ditto Bonds 41a. Os. sontb-Sea ?lock 3n. pm. thenlibn Ibr Money pu Bank for Aeeonnt Con. for Aect Toil Lott. Tickets M. 106. GO WATER AT LONDON BRIDGE TO•IlOPUOW. riming, 39 min. after 51. —Fettling. raln.37 after t. it A?tattOnian. 4 ' TIS MAX" II ISOM fTATLSOI•S." r sio MIT/ " Tilt LONDON: FRIDAY EVENING, 10ERECAIIT 16, 1821. Accounts ha►e been recei►ed from Paris this morn ing, of the 13th, which are still silent in regard to the Austrians having passed the Po. The FRANC!! PUNDS.—Five per Cents, were SU 75c. The &lief subject of discussion in the-House of Commons last nigh', was a motion of Lord A. Ila mow, respecting an --Order in Council transmitted to the General Assembly, as well as certain othd pro- ceedings, which seriously affected the privilegei of the Church of Scotland. ' Sy' that order, an injunction, 'narked eith inverted commas, had been conveyed to the Ministers of that Church, " to pray in express words for his MAJESTY Gamic' IV, and all the Royal Family." It happens, however, that the Kirk of Scotland, less courteous formerly than the Church of England, had refused to acknowledge any temporal King as its head; and many its of Ministers and Members are still most sturdily tena• cious of " that liberty wherewith they have been set free." Yet the General Assembly, composed of a portion of lay as well as clerical members having, as we once before observed, become more pliant now than heretofore, were more disposed to get rid of the dittt• culty in ibieh the order in council involved them, than to denounce it as an infringement of their privileges. They were content, after some strenuous struggles with the remnant of that ancient spirit of in shoosames *Melt still retain ft" Awe IMO' *PRIMO its morasbers, to issue s declaration that this order le eslttocil vas not intended to injure the Church of Scotland. This order could operate, in fact, hat as a recommendation ; and though its real object wu to cause the suns of the Queste to be mined la the prayers of the Church, which are extemporaneous, it is evident from the case of the Chaplain of the Volun teer Corps, and from the admission of the Lean Ao votATs of Scotland, that the practice prevails in the Church of Scotian I, which he allows to be legal, of praying fur the tjyrets "by name." Both Minister and people there, were wont to have a peculiar reluc tancein doing any thing in ecclesiastical matters by i com r u:sion. Atter the " affair of Porteous," the read ing from the Pelpit, of the Royal Proclamation against the abettors of the mob on that occasion, almost caused a secession from the Church. The arbitrary practices in the Administration of Justice in Scotland, to which the attention of the pair lk was directed yesterday, require the more preempt correction on account of the polities' bias to Webb Jodges sad seketed Juries there, as well as here, trim liable, attach a period as the present, when the tuiper of the Court and Government are so much at variance with the spirit of the people. In private cues merely, as its that of Csmeast.s. which we mentiowell, these practices have been long ago denounced u et the greatest igijary to the licensed. In the course eali that ( "Kips teals the prisoner's Advocate, Mr. Wks- CsmeseLL, who subsequently filled one of the highest offices upos the Justiciary Beach of Scotland, 'AGIN ably paisittug out the disadvantages under which Is client libowred. and tioatrasting the with the ow" fatenralde circumstances in which his case would lab stood ifblemght hefore an English Judge aid hey, cuttleded his eloquent Adders to the Court, IS gefeleing up his objections, in such terms as these " flat if, after all I have ads-aimed. unfair advantages dull be taken against my client, and nothing can pre. "eat hist from becoming the victim of prejudice, if you !loom him to be led forth hence to the place of execs tilt,--ea the fatal scaffold he may stand and tura his face to the South, and curse the day he was bete in Sfellsed." There are various opinions pleas of defeace that nay he adopted taus. It hag, by some. been eillifldired Me that the first scene of asiliartsay tiesi spot On which Boorildfli . laurels. SlopeW the Neapolitan rite ri% tbSitilte of du tm et war, and the beldriii ton the cheek aid the grltre 4414046. we lass 'Releasable ibeSt dune erne et the &atrial Vy the prowess V `_ be the lot of the Allied ts s i Igaff* die parsait of their ierefileill lOU ft Peilse's riliblo I The ef Naples ea eh side from wblsb tit attach is @opened. is *eh as to Alford maag Wi rth. se ea invading army. Naples presents a level dimilreYs country on every side, except the south, which is eery mountainous. It wouW seam adviseable therefore for the Neapolitaes to march kayoed their (realism; bat when it is recollected that an army of patriits, fight ing on their own soil, tind fighting for their very ea istence, will naturally be inspired with more oaths siasm than when at a distance ; when, also it le recol lected that the farther from home that they marched, the mere they would have to extend their preparations fot sabsistenue and their line of defence; and as their numbers are not well adapted for this purpose, it is fair to conclude that, with the exception of some casual skirmishes, they will wait the approach of their enemy to their frontiers. 'Should the ener gies and efforts of the soldiers in the cause of freedom be insutfieient to check the progress of their invaders, there is still one consolation left them. Assisted, by the Calabrians, they may retire into their southern mountains, and carry on a war of annoyance that may plt;mately prove sac 1 . ani,establisis that system of political fi" - * which has excited the jealousy and the dread of tirants. Consols are now 7111 fur the Account. It has been suggesled that many of our brave and gallant soldiers new idle, would glory in volunteering their services in the Two Sicilies, if means were given to equip and convey them to the field. On this, says Thr Morning Chronicle, (with whim the suggestion originated.) "We are now informed, that a Lieute nant-Colonel, formerly much distinguished in the Staff of the Army, and now on half-pay, offered to raise • British Legion, to consist 40,00 men, and made his arrangements accordingly with the War Minister at Naples. He appllea to this Government, through the Secretary for t!:e Rowe Department, for license to raise these men, accompanying his appli cation with a letter iolexplanatioa of his plan, and had the mortification to receive an answer, dated the 20th of January, • Mat his Mojesly was pleased to reject Me Petition.' " The motion of Mr. C. Grant in the House of Corn irons last nikht, relative to the Courts of Law in Ire. land, is likely to lead to some important results. The record% and judgments, especially of the Conn of Common Pleas, are in such a state as to require Par liamentary interference. A Radical Reform, there, if all he true that we hare beard, is indeed essential Mr. hlaherly gave notice in the House last night. that in consequence of the papers moved for by him on the Ist inst. not having been laid on the Table, that he must postpone his motion for the Repeal of Duties on Houses and Windows. and ncreeeeing the R:ght Honorable the Chancellor of the Exchequer in his place, he would not then name anotber day, as he wished to know from him when the House might es. peat the papers, but that if they were not speedily , (relented lie should Riveted witirosOft t as early4ay. We have authority to state that Lord Charles Townsend voted in the minority on the motion of Jobn Smith, Psq. Mr. Charles Taylor, M. P. for Wells, paired off in favour of the Queen's name being inserted in the Liturgy. SINSING Femo.—Among the papers laid before Parliament, is an account of the Sinking Fund of Great Britain, ending sth of January, 1821, and of the Consolidated Fund of the Cnited Kingdom to the same period. By the tint it appears, that 5,600,000/. which is still due front this fund, our Finance Minis ter has taken credit to hare receired for the expenses of the year 1920, bnt which earshot he paid out if the Sinking Fund until July, let , from his baring drawn upon this Fund the previous year, in the same way he drew on it in 1820, vtl. by taking its receipt in anticipation, and by placing on it a charge in addition of ghost 1,440,0001. for payment of interest of loans for the service of 1820. But at we shall, in all probability, have the fallacy of this (any thing bet Sinking Fend) exposed in the House of Commons in a few days, we will not enlarge on it, except to state, that it is 5,600,0001. in arrear. The Consolidated Fund this year has fallen short of the charge on it 429,327/. 16s. 71d. but leaving it aetwally in debt on account of this and former years 8,806,929/. 124. 104.1. which. added to 5,600,000/. arrest in the Sinking Fund, I meet the charge on it for 1620, leaves a total eta* on these Funds anionntieg to 14,406,9291. 12s. 144. A striking proof of the depression that exists is the shipping interest of this country was afforded Ile Wednesday, when the contracts for tonnage to Bend, were concluded at the East India House. Darin the war the East India Company were in the habit of pep ing 401. per ton, last year the terms were from Si. 19s. 6d. to 121., and they are now reduced to free 71. to 8/. The quantity tendered was *bore *M I tons, of which only 3,000 bare been tales up. Extract of a letter, dated Bulbs', February 4 " In comaseqbence of a representation from this place. our Government have enlarged the time for the teltaiss4 sion of goods coming from England anti other northern parts. to the 31st ult.. and from the United States, Newfoundland. Norway. he., to the 28th instant, at the rate of duties imposed by the old tariff, therefore admitting those goods which are prohibited in the new one, inundated ducting the above respective periods." Mr_ the public be bound emu rang cam •*! fig . Peek rift ar • LeedCestiersagit's famous ante has bad peitilliair the gala which all those who knew the eft maw is which England is regarded en t t = neat, anticipated, His Lordship may, helmet, ses gratulate himself on an increase of popularity with the stecit-jobbers and fuudholdets of this country; for, on the day of his circular being made publish dat French Funds rose 2 per Cent. In other reepeento the English Ministers are, like those of Louis XVIH, almost universally supposed to be in krone of the 'measures proposed at Trappaa, and now carrying IMO effict at Lay bach. This supposition arises, as pee will naturally conceive, front the uniform knour of their strode to extinguish the spirit of freedom at tato,. As to France, nothing can be more deplorable than the state to which it has been reduced by the plan pur sued, during the last six years. Two warm and interesting debates have tallest place in the chamber of Deputies within the last ten days ; both arose from petitions that have been presented from aggrieved individuals; in the first,. panegyric on the tri-coloured cockade, by tleneral Foy, excited the rage of the ultras, and as no subject was more calcu lated to rouse public feeling, it was not only discussed with considerable violence by the speakers, but has she furnished abundant metier for comment, is the &ode of the capital. In the second debate, that of the 10th, gave rise to au exansination of the Ministe rial system here. M. Uhauvelin, the distinguished veteran patriot, made an excellent speech, in the course of which lie paid a just tribute of applause to the people of Spain and Naples, while the conduct of the Holy Alliance, and of the French Ministers, who have lent themselves to the work of iniquity, were pourtraved in colours no less true than eloquent, Accounts from Madrid to the Ist state, that a new and extensive conspiracy bas been discovered ; that as usual, priests are at the head of it ; that the muni cipality stimulated by the people, have written to Fer dinand, calling for prompt justice on the perturbers of public tranquillity. Some arrests have taken place, and. inisters scem to be acting pith becoming Ami ne:v. The old Guerrilla chief El Ariel°, (grandfather) who made a noise in the neighbourhood, has been pur sued into the mountains of Cuenca, but is not yet discovered. You have heard, that when the news of this foolish old man's appearance was announced, Quirago put on the uniforin of a private, in the na tional guard of Cadiz, and joined the troops who went in pursuit of the hostile party. A very long confer enee of the King and Minister. wag hell on the night of the 3lst., and did riot conclude till past twelve o'clock. M. Onirot has launched another pamphlet, to be no tieed in my next. P. S. A diet is reported to have been fought yes terday, between a most distinguished member of the cote gdeebe and an ultra. (EXTRACT toe ANOTHER PRIVATE LETTER.) The following is a whimsical account of the very serious explosion:— " Count de Rentwville and his wife hare been ar rested, ip censequenct of the following transaetions: Darken of _Berri, who was in the habit of • • friTi4Aliiffien — ci ref:Aril Are or sly weeks ago a most insolent letter from him, in which he demanded a considerable in crease in the allowance she granted to hive. She threw the letter to one side and paid no attention to it. Fifteen days afterwards she found on the mantle piece of the chimney, one of those threatening letters which hare been mentioned in the papers, and a few days after a second of a similar nature. She then sent for the Count d'Artois, aad sheaved him the two letters. The Count d'Artois immediately sent for the Prefect of Police, Angles, who cause and examined the letters. Angles asked the Duchess if she suspected any person to be the author of them.—She first replied iu the negative, but afterwards she recollected the letter which she had re ceived from the Count de Renneville six weeks before, which, after a goal deal of research, was found, and on be ng so tapered with the two threatening letters was found to be in the mune hand writing. Orders were sent to arrest De Reseville, wise refused to let the Police in, and barricadoed his door, which was broken open, and him self and his wife arrested. Several papers which he had thrown into the fire w-re also saved, and it is said, that some gunpowder, and two barrels of a similar structure to that which was exploded in the Thuilleries, were found in his house. . THE MINOEITY OX LORD A. MAXILTOWS NOTIOX.XXLATITS TO TX? EICLV• OIOX OT TML 'vire% NAldlt TOOK TX\ TRAVERS or TR! cut ten or OCOTLOND. Viscount Aitken', J. H. Allot, Hos. R. Brunet, Time. Creevey, Sr W. Urrspigny, J. Crompton, T. H. Davies, Theo. Dtaalan, Viscount Daseanson, Ed. lice, Lord Pailltestone, Sir R. Perassos. Lord tilitser ehy, Hon. E. Harbord , Lord A. Hill, T. F. Kennedy, John Maxwell, Sir J. Mackintosh Sir J. Newport, Lord Nugent, Win. Orde, Sir H. Parnell, T. 0. Rice, Abr. Roberts, a Ricardo, Earl of Sefton, James Smartt, D. Sykes, R. W. Talbot, C. Teenrson, Ed. Webb, C. C. Wasters. Akl. Wood, M. Wyrill, C. Wetherell. TstAssa—Lord A. Hamilton sad J. P. tact. LIST OF MINORITY. 011 fratimi 4 coaressaTtem TO TUB CUMIN OF TIN £OOl. ON TKO NOTION 01 INS LORD LOVOCATI, 1$ TN/ C•1121111t 0t 11111 11110 LE 1101:1N. Lori Althorp, J. H. Allen, H. Brougham, J. Benett, Hos. H. 0. Benoes, H. Bright, Sir U. Dosigkey, Sir W. Creopigsy, Hon. H. Cealfield, nos. Denman, Viseosst Folkestone, Sir R. Forgueon. Jobs Pane, Hos. E. Herbert', Sir J. Newport, Sir H. Parnell. David Ri cardo, T. S. Rice, A. W. Roberts, Wm. Smith, Richard Talbot, Ed. Webb. Tst.t.sn—Thomas Creevey. Ittstok da...d..._ . 1 41111 AIWAIe he. Isr: ,t il ltre!tr - . ll " l .l igr a+.4 =sa.fl notion Strilllill6. Vilwitittntitiliewa cf. Writ - N0.191y Ow likeiapsitee. , a •••••••-alr Manton ' Rag. 11, and Myth fileifkint hirattni thy of weari tog Okla evil an,111111141 ylf aOrtlafil, Williams* and Nary JederwldirtOMOl allikoWe.'. '' • John Roney &paled, that de Mr We theinli I te of Amory. he ellkomeied fiat hid litiolies hmiso yhtd been emceed from tint kitchen telialliw, and OM * linilat City of Him, which bad hoonlelliii a•vetosl4lid hien away and the droterro *UM go OOP hart.' the IPA , stoner, Porroll, was left 1.1.1641. ft **Pat leaf found w duplicate. which led to the detection Of Ott ptilitniew Mr. Illeood, filiarmsaa to the patril-litehtf,'Oefthsed. that Powell pledrd at Ida toasters sillOprOO' of pistols. &weal ell*, plantArekrrs proihiPM Atria sod mbar property ' Which were swum OP IllysMti Manton. . • • •• • :I . 4 3 IV When lire PAWN* were apprehended, thithirtqf Mr. Manton was fetid on the beta of Powell: '' Robinson pleated--Griko. All Ai ollierr-41/111111: • .- V: • SPORTING INTELLIOEXCII4 " i • • • IL • SETTING Al' TA7ICIRSALL'S. Pam. 11. • . • 9 1 Daitar.-16 toe opt ltoghtald-111 to 1 apt Onstartuar 14 t 0 1 nest e. oat of Morel. • OAKS.—b to 1 east My tAdy—O to 1 agst Lord 'Mil t'4 .4 0 ton's —io to i east f. oaf of Rattly. . It IDDLIWIWORTM.-2 to I apt Ropaald—f NI 164.11 i toot of Sellata—a to I apt a. net of Morel. • • , Dome tem Sr. Lactic —0 to I apt Jack Spliret 7 = art Colwell-17 to I apt Satottbeck-0 to t apt 0 - l. tt:e. •!‘ - - - BOXING ON B4JUSTEAD MOOR, BISR A match. speedily knocked tip on Satnrdae last. still t fought on Wednesday, foe ft gainers, between MAMA Holt and D. Wheeler, men of respeetability, as Aimee* who hacked themselves. There was leer concerted ae well as ruoney,s a gay young widow was the okigin tot the dispute. Wheeler knows a bit about basing in theory. butt his practice went no further than glove work with (lento Head and some London teachers, bht In this match he Might ander II stone; and his Idtetokey weighed nearly 1$ stone. It was a gay *lst of Ave rounds in limy minutes. it . the first marl Wheeler worked with' much einition, and by good management brought big adversary to his level, by some convincing left-banded bits shout tip« head, which he broke from. At the latter end of the round Wheeler was reenteird with his navel: WWI right hind a singing hit on the jaw which flotit ed hit. • L. Wheeler's face was Winch prißed up, and bled the ly. He missed his left-handsel hit at going in, and , 11 gay rally followed with equal advantages, bat in ghoul', neither could do mischief at the weaving systems At Holt got a amend. 3. The two rounds lasted most than fifteen nisei% andlipt men's metal was consequently reduced. Bilit weardown from closing. 4. Both punished shout the head. Wheeler eorriii to pink with the left4iand and get away, in which • suceeeded. Although the men were weak, they funkill a gallant round, au hit rash ether to w stand stilf. They separatad from a rally tip pips Mud, tail when ebb *alit abeloarib. biarr-as•alai tbro t, wbic spoiled him. .). 5. Holt was led to the sailisb. sea Wheeler, jolly with souses., knocked hint down and who the battle. • &trues roe TUI Dillll7VTll.—A tern handsome dimmer was yesterday gives et the City of Louden Tavern, by :is. Mends end sopparters of this inteelkni lestitation, to celebrate its fourteenth annieeevary. Ni. 1(oyal Memos the Dui* of York was in the. chair, and he was espperted es his right by the Earl of Liverpool, and on his le* by Lori Sislutonth.. Several other individuals of distinction were present, — =Deg whom we observed Mr. Wilberforce. After the health of hes Majesty, oldie Duke of York, and of Lords Liverpool and Sidinouth bad been drams. " the gentlemen of the Jewish perineum" who balk greatly supported the iastitutioa by their isot donations was gives. " The Via. Stewards," he. its. were dusk in sec Rev. Robert Crosby afterwards addreased iag. Mr. Sheriff Williams also spoke at some ti and instsered several eases is which the buldtegollt bad been of peculiar advisees,. The treasons' sr*, eminently read his report, and san•eneed the donat ties of his Royal Mighaeos the Doke of York, bUi. h the Earl of Liverpool, big &Mil Slammed., 304., and other subscriptions of a oboe amonat, Mut, which we Busked Ur. Rothschild, 110/. t Mr. *libel* force, IL. Ise. The Royal President left the chair ask about 10 o'clock, and was followed by the ail of. Liverpool rad Lord Sidesootb. • . flometiame ago we stated a singular eeeerreoce wiritdin took place at the Stock Exchange, of a country gem. tleman senior out stock to the ammo& of 4,1001. fort which the broker tendered him his draft, wideh he: refused, and the broker was its hoe eequenee obliged to • %ware him bask-times fee the ameont. The ab 1,4b1 geatleinan, it will be recollected, bed sot proceeded' far before his pocket was picked of the whole t mitt immediately a reward was offered of 14101. for the re covery of the iota, bat whiting Jest. Mut- 41 while, through the vigi hum of the pollee of 8*W44911.‘b it was discovered that the oboes notes heal hero sold for 1/001. A segoclatlos then took *et hewers the par. . ties, whoa the., who possessed time misdeed 1110111. to, retire them to the weer, olio *fuses' to live Vulv saes deumoded. At length the porobasere *VOA 1011 take MO pounds, which the easel, give, sad is last %Nag illiaallge a le 0 1 4111h1 • • interview took plate Winos doe.praiebaterviii . • Brixteafielis. ThepisseAsperof eliompbot hasd the ideadel emialtpoobig belpit'ecP four one thousaud Pawl ewe% mud the, • held I. his -heed .to, k. haasiteti a. Mar SWIM roxiliOnadelepee4 eseheage teak pima 10.6101101teadefeeioet aad eftea tAiM . 1.110449141 % PlogiuM 4 oo4 he AM eiroWisi samkPit, pso** Nei promerbigobs..** bed *Wood dm none etiertr iv t;•. how, mud l.. onsIMIPILsed W 1 10 41 14 dlier.o.4 l lll*WeVelmaled 4 asoltY . 4)11 11" 81 , 111 iffidebtrati almrpei atifitiM s a is of Oirs. a mime 01111:1a. the flail* (creatures !!! -- —' - r new one, introduosti during the above respective Compr.Exciaxec Fan. Ili.—We have had but little g'"• j " " im of prejudice, if you periods." . rain fresh in since Holiday, yet the males were very in interview to the place of emu- Mr. Duncan Campbell, to whom the attention of beavy this morning, and only the limit samples of thoottoot la ray stand end t ern his t h e pu bli c bas l a t e ly been drawn, by Lis resistance to Wheat and Barley found buyers at Monday's s held is his h tbe Interior qualities still continue unaaleable, a gls tabling the f he day he was been in be bound over to presumes* in a criminal caw, yea. heyday presented biom e . no we hare noticed i n on . offered in lower terms. The arrivals of Oats have • reetlonma h rery considerable, and at a decline of Is. per quartet. sees . other column, before the Beath at the Old Silky. . Ilse nude was estreunlinavy dall.—la Been. and Pets with respect to the His ultimatel4l4U Ike be afterward* slated, was id t h e e i s wetr ete tte e , mutual gnat opted by the Neap**. , enquire of . the odew *bather a person was amara 444l AnteanaLoblaumsv.—This mutat wee welt sap- I L )° , lb P" l4 ",____ . l o i te re d so t i esp r e h e ., to Malta* er oaf *Prat as a wilarso• Mr . JILIti" plied in prime nettle drisesoesing, bubtheresproared I" Image' , Richards him that the proper wty to obtain -to he a heavy market , and thltrielat , were as pet last .MD O his. Co i alaar Pm she idea - Ja w mi ll i kilhtie weeld be to commit a ingst .Moseil• „ , . g e nii . whom hp Ip:earmed his facile* w hir tria* ist . • 4 fil the lame time ha wiehed• r ag •• :: ;;Z:TZ. to t o : i l d it : a c al r"ii " I !•airt• al p year my l leave their *era gnu e. Amen 11.1! ap4oloo it a dal; irtokkleOrt Vaal .... as.-00. to is. Si. catta• .., eaeM t • ... s 111 . 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