The Statesman. — London, England, 1821-11-02 00:00:00

I I 111. 10.1 " --- 7, t h e wore aspieles of. burred to the sew' order el okst O. AA* a; them disturbances appear to be obiog more than parish squabbles, as these are only tie i r l o ary elections for choosing, sot the Members 40. Cortes, bat merely those who should return sbro.—Oeneral Sieges sieved°. has obtained some footles from the Ring of Spain. As article from sa w s ays, that 12 considersdo* of the proximity of go: os: re to the place of Lerida. his Majesty has omission to Oeneral Riego, without being .. in i e d, 4. retire to any other city of that province j o il s b ti• may shoose.--TheOssett‘f Norsmburg has st abbed a long article upon the affair of the Ashes ;ibis at Lisbon. "As they interest themselves," it ob. ..„ 2 ,.44 very much at Vienna with the affairs of Portugal ; l i - i snails, bemuse of the A rchduchess Leopold i ne, I gi smo( theft**, Royal of Portugal, the report of the Mesh of the Austrian Ambassador has created a great w ow here. It is said that the Princess has de moed, sed that all oar relations with the Court of Lbws have entirely ceased, and even that a rupture with g li gis is inevitable. This news is false in both tests gs; far although Austria caneot perceive with A mi go that Portugal etsjoys a Coast's:ado* which it 'ya Ito disappear from Italy, its diplomatic rela *siva set is the mean thin be interrupted." The uenm ot lies makes a complete apology for Austria, 500 allow itself to be Waited by a Govern . or lie *Odyssey of which is Ist yet scitionf ioirf; and as to M. Berks. he is s liberal and en klieg mss. It finishes by asuosselug that it wiU g ra more clearly on the subject by and bye.—The eithenticity of the Daclaretiou which the Prussian BO Gault, lately published, so esamedlet the re. ' oda refusal "of the Besperor of Reeds to admit the wellatioe of Aadria and Ingistml, is now called into redo& The article is asserted not to be official ; . a mi by this acinsowledgmeat the efforts made to prove this lassie did net mess to go to war are disavowed. Ibis stroogly corroborates the opinions we have ad mitted this week, as to the warlike eharaster of the agates upon the lapis.. The peals that took place this day with, on the flick Patchaegv, has, we fad from the papers received today from Edisiturgh sod Dublin, bees ascribed by pee who correspond with those cities, to an approbate• do which the fandbolders saluteh that a great chop is about to take place is the Ministry.— It is not uncommon for persists at a distance •m be the first who are generally apprised of cir cumstance", which are kept from the knowledge ..1 dm parties at home. According to this account, si the presedt members of the Cattiest are to retire, tug give place tea Whig Administration ; nod so far • pie report is believed by the Stockholders, it was entrising that it should produce alarm busese the wenn it assumes would necessarily be followed Ate sessiderabie Osage is the linsacial system. Before *lmo went to Hamner, we beard a ream that Jane of some kind is the Admialstrallas was cots implatvd, and that his MASUTT pOOlOllllO/1 00111 Si• bake of It till his return. It is est likely that any dieted.' will tike place while his llaaattv is absent *lli his dendsielas ; yet, if ememies fee 'a chases had Ids" todnirst9.Faa 108 #7--Vil.- in NW Amino eteaces,itideb may have reidend it lien expedient or necessary. The segociations going ea at Hamner, enveloped as they are is mys tery, show plainly that a series. mistioderstaading prevails amen the members or 'interests of the Holy Alliance. Oar masoning on the declaration of The Berlia Gessette,, appears to be confirmed; and all the elaborate attempts to prove that the 1111pefOr ALZIANDIR was Sahli la COMIUTIMICO nub his Allies are acknowledged to be fallasioes. What this is the inference that must be admitted? Why, that our great negocistor is outwitted. We have ventured from dnie to date to predict that this meld be the ease ; and what should follow ant? If the natural course of things is to be ' Owned, the Minister, from shame, mast resign his ' siiee. All this may have been learnt, by those is the went, aid may explain the operations of the Stock • Multiage last week, as well as of the Cockpit yes terday. • Ties Dublin papers of Wednesday last have come Is bad, and, we an happy to state, contain so latiligeoce of any fresh outrages in the disturbed -districts. Except the few legumes we ineadosed. • **Ness which oar ntemporaries gave last night Aran mat of a recent date. At present the spirit - 4 loonier appears to be napped by the fend able forte which is collected in the South West tuner of Ireland. Though pethaps still slasher- Ail it has been restrained; and The Dublin Eves •aY POlll admits no doubt that, netwithetandiag the •filghtful appearances• which the statements of the 'Straps exhibit, the measures of Osrerament will seedily have the affect they are designed to have. Is consequence of the investigation which took plate at the last noreting of the Common Council. with retard to the remuneration of Aldermaa IPu:ft', as High Bailiff of the Borough of Southwark, and of his refuel to a call Meeting of the Electors. to take ills cusideration the Inestiou of Sir Ronne? Wa in's dismissal from the Army. his Worship toned that Ms wisdom bad overshot itself. and that his dere= Sets* st duty wu likely to operate against his iota -nth. Be wrote a letter to Sir Nassau Wtuun's Coolish* dated the 25t1 October last, statist that I. ' I ra/ this ready to call th. desired Meeting agreeably it Wines of the requisideeists. This piece of Ma- Ihascial wisdom was rather extraordinary. whet the *Mill had takes place a fortnight ham, without his suction. To consider of this anumemtahle cu. Minor, the Committee met Jut tight and catered fists Roselations expressive of their reprobation of leek tiosourviag and disvespectfhl Gooiest es the Sit al the High Bailif to the Elmore. • r i His Rutlimey the Earl Talbot sad Lord lagestele, tailed oa Meaday from Dahlia. for goilload• la our leading article of yeeteeday. a Moral arm, old also as anew I. the peactuaties appears., which lesgeted a seldom very obscure. It ought to lave 1 . 64 --" The Prime Royal, who by the lay, le said to is a liberal. has writtsa from Rio Jas as*. that ha hells himself possessed of as coatrasted pawn as a trll4eatal ooseegasass of WA* aad is et that he might Tara the aeosseity of salwaittlag cestrooloi powers, a dense has bees moral. 1 1 1.4%50ak bAs Royal Nighties% Ise. V : THE. THE LORDS: JUStICIS. Couni Cracntal.—lsbterday behit ski dayapj pointed foe the assessitfig of the Lords Oapiallsion ere appointed, by the' Ling In Conseil M ss Ke rney* to diticatt n office of thel!Covereign °firma noltiono tittle tof theilueudve Government, the Archbishop of Canterbury Gamete town from his seat at Addington, in Surrey : his Ovate arrived at his Pa laceat Lambeth at half put nine o'clock. Nseenuti %Weis* came tb town from Richmond. 1%. bake of Wellialten . alse arrived in London,- for the purpose ef attending the meeting of their Lordships. The meeting took place at one o'clock, at tialoi•ghtmn Chalber, or Cockpit, Whitehall. In addition 14 the above distinguished characters, there were WNW the Lord Chancellor, the Marquess Chohnondileg sad the Right Hon. Charles Bathurst. Mr. Outilinka, aM of the Secretaries appointed to attord their Lerdshipe, was in attendance to record the pedings of the day. Their Lordships continued their sitting till a - quarter i before four o'clock, signing official documeute and transacting other official business. After the Oak leg up of the meeting of their Lordships, Viscount Sidmonth went to the Secretary of State's office fur the lam Department, and transacted official business fee.. short time, and then left town, in an open bar rine. for Illeinnesd-jiark. . MITSUI PARTICUIAAS MON A 1110111,1210 PANIC Yesterday Aaronson the Lords Justices met at one o'clock at the Cockpit in Whitehall, and continued in close consultation until half-past three. At, the breaking up sitta Conseil q messenger win inotigli• etelg oldspaiebed from :the IP•reigto-sate to the don. dawn. The nausaal length of the deliberation io dated &belief diatoms matter of urgent stale import ance was under consideration. The Archbishop of Canterbury, the Duke of Wellington, Marquess tibia. 'modeler, Lord Sidmoutb, and Mr. C. Bathurst wore present; the Duke of York was expected, but did mot attend. Sir IL Binds anal Mr. Stallard were is wait ing is the Ceuesil-ollice. Since writing the above, we have bees informed that the accounts received frees Hanover, represent his Majesty to have completely recovered, these' it was not believed he would be able to set oat on his journey on the Seth. The subject of the pro tracted deliberations of the Lords Judas is said to have bees the unfavourable turn which the negoci miens es the subject of Turkey, new "'meow on at Hanover, have tabu. CORONATION MIMI& A serious difficulty has occurred is the removal of the fittinp in Westminster Hall and the Abbey ; la the former place every thing remains in cute Oro till the Coen of Claims shall decide to whom they say belong. Lord Owydir, u Lord Great Chamberlain slams the fittings in the Hall t and Colonel Stereos% the principal of the Board of Works, has pat in a claim on the part of the public, for whose benefit he contends the maferials ought to be sold. la the Abbey the Very RIC the Dram took epos him self to Anita' rensowal of the Gulags from the dbele, etrlr ifou topmfaiSseresighiNeillmook , mired from we one of the Abbey t the Del" betireer comidered these the property of himself sad dm Chao! ter, and accordingly sold them; bat. I. eusequeue of a nodes from the Solicitor to the Board of Works, the revalue money has bees pad into Drummond., there to await the decision of the tuft of Claims. Within those few days a new difficulty has bees started, the It sof the pried* 'strewn cube Hailers in the peasssies of the lord Great Chamberlain, whole at present in France (aid as ben written to ea the subject), &mold he refuse to resign the. till his claim is decided, the Lord Mayor on the ensuing 9th of Nothaber, will have to make his way to the Hall by a circuitous and bye way. The Kings's public entries into Dublin and Hanover it appears. have bees so highly *miss to setae of the parties comeerood, that isiratik diets, an attempt is making to get up a procession to atoompamy his Majesty into Lades. on his ream. The following paragraph has. with this view. appeared in two of the Ministerial papers adds messing 2-- m It is rossettred that the imbibitesos et Leak* and its seborbe. will sot allow the opportunity which will shortly occur. of testifying their attachment to their Sovereign, to pass by without demenstratimg to his Ma. ksty, that his entrance lets the capitals of Ireland and Hanover, was not more gatitykag so the people of those Cities. than will be his ajestes Mars to the greatest City in his dominions, to the bears of his English 'objects." Doran, Ocr. 31, 6 v. it.—The Rob Roy steam yes. eel, from Calais. with passengers. is making for the harbour, has just get ashore, and, m there is mate swell. it is doubtful whether the boats can approach to take out the passengers. However. as the Weather is quite Am, there is little danger *apprehend, and that she will get of and mate in seat tide. The Thews steam vessel arrived this day, from the westward, to ply between Dover and France. The Right Hems,- aide the Lord Warden of the Chaim Pens holds a Harbour Session to-morrow. A letter from Deal. dated October 30. says :—. 41 His Majesty's yacht, the Royal George. accompaalod by the Causeless sloop of war, the Starnes brig, sad se veral eaters, cease into the Downs this morning from Portsmouth, preparatory to their being In readiness to proceed over to the opposite coast to receive the King epos his rotors from his Hanoverian dosage's. The place at which his Majesty will embark is not publicly knows ; bat Irma the best information that ears at present be collated. there is reams to suppose that Calais will be the point." sztrast a a letter fres Marseilles, dated 20th of October r—s• Hagfish travellers at this seams are ow. %basally locking to Marseilles. There an also bete about 320 Germans, Swiss and Prowl, waiting let a passage to the Mena, to join the Grebe. We have beers slimmed here with the yellow fever. which was imported by two Mash vessels. bat by the rigorous &tweaks of the Board of Health. It has, thank Goo, bees' eisabed to the Waren% where several have died. but the city has bees slew of that dreadful scourge" Tuesday, Mr. Walter% the King's Messier,. left tetra with despatches gar abroad. A Ministerial Paper states that Mr. Bares Graham and Mr. Dam Wood have retired. The Mors of militia sad it is nu m. Mod Mw it orateeaplatioa to Nos a club apse peinelphe seetewhat dream le these whisk regulate the Vatted Xenia Clair.. .fk , • .••• .0% , Ammo... ........ ......101100 'A TICAM4N. •_qii. BELP4ST INSTITUTION. On Saturday, the Joint Boards of Managers and Vi siters of the Belfast Institution met, after several ad ' journasents, for the purpose *feinting a Professor of the Latin, Greek and Hebrew Languages. The Marquess of Donegal took the chair at eleven o'clock. Some in quiry having taken place on the subject, it was declared to be the sense of the Meeting, that although the gene ' ral business of the Boards is confined to the Committee room ; yet that,•on an occasion of so much importance, and involving so many interesting considerations, there could be no objection to the admission of the public. In consequence of this very proper determination, the Cononon Hall, at an early period of the day, was filled with a most respectable auditory. The testimonials of the different candidates were read ; and it is but justice to state, that these were from the most respectable literary characters, of our own and Foreign Univer sities. The Joint Boards, in the next place, requested the Members of Faculty, aid the Classical and English Head-masters, testate their opinions as to the rupee tin merits of the endidates, drawn from the general teethaoulals, and also from the examination of a class, which bad been conducted by four of the candidates.— The individuals prawn delivered their opinions, founded upon the testimonial and the examinations which they had respectively attended; an able, liberal, and impar tial discussion followed, in which Sir Robert Batons, the Sovereign, the Rev. Mr. *Ewen, the Moderator of the General Synod of Ulster, and Messrs Barnett, Mien, Getty, sad M'Dowell, took a leading part. The Electors then proceeded to ballot, as to the eli gibility of the candidates, and acting upon the recom mendation of the Faculty, who bad stated that all the four candidates who bad examined, were fully competent to conduct the general business of the Professorship, declared ananimously, that in every respect they con sidered then eligible. This merited tribute having ben paid, after several observations had been made respecting different can didates, including a Gelidness from Ireland, strongly recommended by several professors of the University of Copenhagen (Introduced by David Kerr, Esq.M. P.) sad the Rev. W. Bruce, our townsman ; at nearly five o'clock the ballot closed, and Mr. Bruce was declared duly elected. The great attainmeats of the Gentle men recommended by the Professors of Copenhagen. wire folly admitted, whilst the high literary sharer. tar of Mr. Brace, and the very important advantages likely to be pined by his appointment, were stated by several Members, and pardsularly by the Rev. Mr. Relict, Moderater of the General Sytted of Ulster. It is Impossible to speak too highly of the conduct of the Chinas*. the Most Noble the Marquess of he vea l, t ita the mi se satic asi s licent ei patrol sad ro s t te rac adi ed fri d en eb d at o f e! t con led with good taste sad temper, his great at. 1 1 tendon to the business of the day, Ile uawearied pa. demo aid strict impartiality, were the abject& of ea. joalt,od orgeollotioo. • Itissegiossistifit Vili se ollos Plotios, M.P. ls a *sheriff., to am 104 to Sir R. Wilson. A enbecriptles has wise somesessa at Neussedw sad the most respectable lababitaate of that importaat *lra have already pat down their names. The Irish Militia Staff *sales of 150 Ante aid 3500 ma. Kama .1 a letter, dated Amsterdam, October lir— " The Kist Ands himself in a situation of mach em. barrassoseat. The Anshan of the Second Chamber, particalarly the from fireboat aad from Belgium, do set arrive at Hague. and coasegnently she discussion ea the new law of Isaac*, which passed the Upper Chamber, after so ranch discussion. cannel proceed for the want of the csespetent number of Derain. — The .fandasneatal law of the state has provided ao remedy against this maamovre of the Opposition, and the ling is eseadingly perplexed bow to act in a Coastitadosal manner, and yet proceed with his fa vorite measure. This, however, is bat the camases mat et the *ant of harmony between Belgians and Honied. or rather the developemeat of that principle of disanlea which is likely at some time or other, and is a violent manner, to canoe a separation between the two cotatrks." Lave Sanaa or SSIUGGLID Jawat.t.eay.—We an. demand that a strict inquiry at the Irish Me. la Landon, having, by the direction of the Irish Oases mat, been instituted into the traaractioa (Noticed is oar paper of the Id inst.) of the packet of jewellery. for a Hass in this city, found at the Castose-hoese, in a cue from London. entaising some New dispatch boxes. directed to the Chief Secretary. It appeared that a respectable Jeweller's Hesse is Landes were the swears duke seised goods, sod had. throdgh a Mom& trod the packet containing them to be sent SD Mr at the Irish Olin, by whom it was plated i i r r rase as above, seder aver to the Add msadaat at the Castle. But it also appeared to des eadsfaedon of the Oeversmiet, that the set on the pert of the Odes Keeper was one of loadveasaa, Inhaling undertakes to forward the packet for the sahe of safety, wittiest having the loom suspicion et the nature of He ammo. The goods which are vatted at M. sabot as the owners. hawk:l ost: be:a forfeited ; and stria malaise* have been at the Irish Of to prevent the recarreacesimilar alleges la tater* —(DrUia Awning Poet.) Tie Oasis Pasycne.—(From a yowl( Greets if Satyrs% sow is this city,)—There are six familia et mare sere than the rest woof the Weeks, their muss we Trellis* Marais Calintabl, Soon. Haadaerity, and liarneordno. These hate either aspired to se obtained I. their Wm% the Andes et Hostellers of Prises et Wallachia sad. Iloldivio. Is lOW the Pone was persuaded by this hitch that Ypollesti sad Hanel, the Hoopeston of the two Provisoes, were is the lamest of Rude, mad Is the month of ot dim year, they were removed s goose and tres s a list ehl Miss appoisted is their roes, by the lateribresse of lialmedasi, the Presets Ambassador. Mandl us hie mil e same beck is Cosetastioople, bit Ypsilanti semi to hssela, sad this bought is Ills family the issgoastos et the Pone. His tether, aged 74 years, who had boss bar dam Nan of Waltzed% was beheaded, homely lath, 11107, sad he Is sew soder. taking to remit himself of the Porte..(Nese Pith 414attk.) !ROYAL 77111EiC-H4Nllth WHIST. 'Olt Tin DUBLIN MIME, oa ItergIiCIPTILD COlll.l. PONDLNCK.) A FAMILY party sat down to gamble, And three•handed whist was the game ; f rLe host he was one. and the guest was another. The third was the fine tat dame. And they play'd and they play'd—but in eery hand The truest be was just in the nick ; Now the dame managed so that 'twos honors divider: He insulted to make the odd trick. And he won, and he wou—for the stupid old host Left the whole of the thing to the dame : Oh ! never was seen such a ;ambling guest— duck a comical Cemiting.pause / SPORTING INTELLIGENCE. RKET THIRD OCTOBER. OR HOUGHTON BIEETING, THURSDAY. NOY. I. Mr. Mtter's Gustavus; 7st. Gib. beet Lord Exeter's t - dross... Sat. lOib. R. M. 400 gs h. ft.-41 to 4 apt (lusts 1; Mr. Fox's North Wester. Bst. beat Lord G. H. Ca.-. dish's e. by Partisan. out of Ridicule, dot. Gib. D. M. SUO. • b. ft.-6 to tape North Wester. Subscription Handicap Mate of 230 for 3 yr olds and ul• wards. D. Mr. Wyudbam's bi. e. slack-and-all-Slack, 3 yes old. 7st. lib. - - • D. of Graftou's eh. e. Carboaaro. 11 yrs old. 7st 61b. Lord Clareadon's eh. f. Mirandola, 4 yrs old, Bst. Mr. G. L. Fox's b. e. Paint-brush, 4 yrs old. Set. Sib. - Mr. Greville's br. e, DomiNeohluo. yrs old. est. 101 b. Mr. Rush's b... Romp. 8 yrs old. 9st. Sto I apt Bleek-and-Black-4 to I apt CarbonaLo to 1 east Paiot-brush-1/ to 1 apt Romp. Mr. Illouverie's Arbutus. Bst. Gib. res. 110 p from 1... Prendergast's Letitia, Bst. Sib. D. I. allOgs. h. R. AN Houa's Race.—The match between Me .• Biddulph and Greenwood. fur 211 guineas aside, uI; should go over most ground in an hour, took vi.,. • ever a measured two miler on the Watford-rued, ),• terday morning. The pedestrians started at diace... ends, and did the two miles as follows :•-•• N. I. N. Biddulph did? m. in 13 1 Greenwood 2 in. is 13 Second ditto 13 4 Sewed ditto 13 :' Third ditto 13 10 Third ditto 13 Fourth ditto 13 12 Fourth ditto 14 1;) • • 32 27 We have been favoured with a Print of a Menem : erected by Mr. Keay, at New York, to the Memory the late George F. Cooke, of Theatrical celebrity. he inscription is— " greeted to the M of GEORGE FREDERIC*. KIC. By Essores Lux, of the Towrits ROTAL • Da u aY-1.4 i•l' • IW. Three 9 Me w dais his birth, Both Mossere promotion his worth." In &erten years and a half, 19 Aldermen have iii, Dahlia. Ai these worthy gentlemen have died lad, it is set unlikely they bed lived fast. It is t., is • hoped, amid Games is charity be dunked, that, at tu.. same time, they all Need wad. Cara or Goer, Hors..—Exwatt of a letter thve.l - I . u .iffy 21. 1821 s Os the ether Ws of the (treat Fig Myer. In clo, .1 fonserly allot Clathebret, The new town of Yr - Jejune foamhod se the Omuta River, a i h+w Aeon end efts sr the Royal Afric.: whirl wee &beaded is hoe last, and IS h pay &Sews from the sedges of the maw asttleis• t. . with tOO aft as servants. I mkt re le my letter of April last, that I %co ition to haft fruit-trees. cuttings, fa. I have go Om planted. arid my trues ere thready budding. garden is well stocked (oft acre sad a quarter,) ail.. I have had en 'handset crop of potatoes.—To give you just idea of the mildness of this winter. which is jest debiting. capsicums. tomato% and nasturtiums, deadened blooming and ?hoagies, sad beans blow:kit._ eseleowpoddlog; and I Imams you every one coil!. work eft le the hottest day last su m mer. Not one tic., I have yet met with has caught a cold, and we are 14:1, that Red, is meant health. The wild besets do very well to talk about in &glen,' here they are Dishing. The snakes are numerous, 111.. very timid, sad sone deadly ;I have known but of le. , perm,* who w•ti bit, and both by the puff-adder, hillier• to supposed to be instanteaftesly fatal: bat both rem, Id and feel ao east" Boas the bite. I have myself kill 32 snakes of all kinds aid sloes; but I was five moor., . is the colony before I saw a snake ; they do not ce.,.: near the bosses, bet are to be met with, on hot days, swag the rocks, or is the grass. At the late Rafts of Clones a melancholy aeci,len occurred Ma young lad from Ballycoonel, of the mot..• of Henry Radios ; his hone made off with him, at, before be could pull Ma is be gallopped down a pn•- eipiut, and both weft Wed es the spot. MARKETS. -rim.- Coss ZICIANSIII, Nov. 2.—The sepply of most grain this week has bon bet moderate in comparison 1. former snivels I yet we have very little demand t.r wheat, except prism samples of sew that are is petre•t maditios, sad which sold oa fell as good terms an 1 , 11 Woodsy; bet allother tiescriptioas continue very Iw.iwy la sale at rasher lower prices.—Barley is 21. per quartg-r lower Ikea ea Mosday, altheagh the supply is su 1 ; bat the leanly of this year's growth being iufer,..r, the mailmen are afraid to rim it at present, snit oti.v purchase select samples.--Oats are le. and White 1 1 ....1 Ss. per smite cheerer. la ether articles there is ru alteration. Summit., Masan, Nev. I—Tlet supply of ce:le at market was atiddliat tl.i. aseralar, sad the eter....t was rather Issavy.-.-The prises efall - kiads of rattly co:I -deas near the same as lasi marine day. l i Bose • •.. s. W. to 4e. Ild. 1114TTLII AT MAIIIMT Hotata.. So. OA to b. W. BMWs li II Veal .... b. ed. to 41. OA OWNS I• •i P01k.... 114. VA to 45.1141. Shoop sod Lembo A; • Lomb .... Os. OA to Si. OA Plies Havuoaaws.—Tho=litty Sias as pla Ism, Shaw aid Liam as Hay N. Ilk. to it. Os. itittao ..11 Ss. to I/. tkit. Glom 41. Is. to et. et. I The oblitiol rotors of the avenge ricy of grain for the week ',dim tio. the lath alt. Is is fullowit-Wbr4 545. U.; Kam. bd.; Barley, this. 4d.; Mt% to 14.1 Boom, No. &LI hos, 36. bI. It aprta. Itlittaiate l that shies the mingle' MIM I the aver+ prioo of Wheat his folks to. Id; Rye, b,l.t Borkr , Is. likl.l iaaas. Is. N. The average prim eta, • boo visas W. tad Mat of Pao N. 4 - . I • —.not . , warm% • S 7