The Statesman. — London, England, 1821-12-14 00:00:00

mmamisemeew PRICE OF STOCKS Tlll3 DAY AT ONE O'CIAN:K. Datk !IWO. WO 1 laLle Ntaek Sp& Vr.t.lied 2611 i Dime Soads—s: s. 701. ps i ' r per Cert. Ger. Swath Sea !tad ri per Get. 117; South Moe 01.1 Asa. • per Comm 96fin Ex WU 24. 1000/ per 2s. re it per U.Nasy —MIN. par 21. pm 3 per Cent. —Small Is. U. pm. ta t... ..,ogl , :48 ~ . for dltta - nip Everrast. 7611 r In. Asit "SH I r ish 4 per cam* - Lift Tags*. SAL 19s. • .-,asotataratraa AT LOVIPOODSONICS to.artataaw. Morals' 21 et. after 6.—Eavidag 116 oda. after 6. -eht Matt Oman. 11. Ili Minna STATUBIAN" IS lIIICOSPOSATID WITS " TSB LONDON: • • FRIDAY BYENING, DKCEMIIIIR 14, (S2l. Pat pirp - iri to the 12th instant arrived this morn ing. The Chamber of Deputleimet on Monday, but peoceeded to no bullpen, ',wept the, appointment of Coaseettees on the Bodges and the Censorship. Letters frouts(Peteltioltet stele, *lithe subscriptions le aid of the Matti menet% diatCapit al w an imagism elm, mei tiat44riocipal nobility bad contribeted on the oc-1 aides. The whites from Odessa are dated. OM 14th nit., sae - "Mei that the Turks • lately hanged , six Mei* its Bnlgaried amtOngst washes wee the celebrated 1111 shop of Philippussofts. The Abbe Maury, 04 'figured. so - much in the National. Legislature at,tho early period, of the Revolution, died at an advanced age in Pads on Saturday last. Fanskti Festint.-=Fireper Cents. 99E—Bank Ac tions, 159.5 f.. die Warders nva4l•Met We the following article fecou The Oruro Gstzettss „Ii• We have letters from Constantinople of the . 25111 Of .October ; whether it be . that our correstondonts have not perspicacity to dis rein the itale of things, or whether they do not think fit to acquaint us with it, their letters are entirely pa. citic. The accounts which have been received here of the naval combat, which has taken place near Zante. state, that the Oreeks fought with great bravery. bat their fleets suffered severely on account of the inferior strength of their vessels. The lettera.frout Vienna an nounce the same thing." . Dv% 10.—The private eorreeponience of The, dhigsberg Gazette asserts, Mat one of the clauses in Napoleon's will says, that be had taken for seteral years front the Civil List a sum of ten millions, which be deposited in the cofifers of the " Extraordinary Do. main," as his private property. anal that this sum has accumulated to 140 millions, whin* Napoleon be qovathes to his son. A retest* letter from Vienna received at Frankfort, *Waists the following paragraph:—" The political horizon is again elooded: Alufttwileumeoluittr fetemedas. stsntinopls are not of so paeBc a nature as she pre. ceding." • The Nuremberg Correspondent states that an order l Iles been issued. for disarming the inhabitants of the i foalan ish.s. in which it appears that revolt is on the' point of becoming ;reneral, It is said that sanguingry scenes have taken place in the isles of Cerigo and * lthaca, and that a great number of Turks and Eng lish have there lust their lives. Other accounts front Zante, which are surely incredible, allege that prepara tions for actual revolt have been made and discovered, and 40 or 450,000 stand of arms have been taken in tLe town, and jive individuals hare already been hanged. Front Spain we learn that the King has sanctioned -she decree of the Cortes of the 18th November, on the saucer • of proceeding relative to the conspiracy at Cadiz on the 10th 9f March, 1920, and which fixes the time for the ninety-eight accused persons to pre pare for their defence, and attended the reading of 1000 pages ei which the process consists. • The As scntttly las been occupied in the discussion of the • Project on the Penal Coale. • The general discussion was closed. and the first articles adopted. tieneral Latorre, it is said, has taken the military command of Madrid, vacated by the Baron d'Andilla. 'De has addressed an Order of the Day to the garrison 'troops, amongst whom a *ferment was apprehended ; to which are annexed the Message of the King. to the emitted relative to the events at Cadiz, and the answer of that Assembly, with a Feceitunentlatiott to the mi., litary not to"ittrit themitelieslo - fie sedated - by the ar tifices of those who endeavour to excise a belief that the country and public -liberty are menaced. Privat e letters in the French papers assert, that all the Mi 'deters sent their resignations to the King which his . Majesty peremptorily refused Co secs t.. ' - ERTNACT OF • Larglak nett ON, NOY. IS. • The high price of the iteclianiiiis England is con , sidered as an evidence that the - balance of trade with that country is against this, but it causes such of our produce as is commonly shipped to Oreat lltitain to sell here fora higher price than it otherwise would. Ae extra price, noarly•equal perhaps to the : difference of the Rzcbange. • EXTRACT OF A LIYYRIa /RON ST. naartiocostaw's, • 'Cram 18. The Venexuelean schooner, !denote. 'slitting here. • The APtigan schooner was drove ashore at Magaretta in a gale and lost. Commodore Charon railed on the 28th ultimo, on a cruise, and no rises bare re tently arrived at the Five Islands. Owhig to so many privateers. several American vessels have lust their crews. Captain Pyles, whose vessel was 'Seised at Pun-au-Prince. is said to be fitting out an expedition agalast that place at St. Martha. (111011 Tag BOSTON PAMIRS TO Tall Mit nov.l (hr wattles - manufacturers have progressed very little, if at all, slam the war, says the New York Patriot. 'ibis assertion may bo some ports of the country ; hts respect to the umntifactirers of is &het eves that allay Engllr American; so preferable ate the latter esteemed by 'or population. - CHAMBER OF COMMERCE. The utility of this excellent I ostitotion is deny coming more important, and the decision which iwe publish below, puts an end • to a vast deal of whew derstandlng : TUB DVIIIIIION. BALTIHORIL Nov.' 6—Whereas much inconvenNibte has heretofore been experienced by persons enguicid in foreign trade and slapping, for the want of slim Denied principle respecting the delivering of rah. west of Jones's PaIL from vessels drawing more water titan they cart get there, therefore : Resolved, That from and after this date, all bills of landing foe goods or freights, sltallhe ronsidered laity complied With (if they express nothitig eafthiiNl-' teary), when the said goods, for which they. nee ftts r , , shall be landed on a public re rivate Whisi In ,lIPIRI . , point. , 4 , 1" 4' 4 '; —44•.-414--- .., the nttentirs of the pohlie ironer( tham 4.241 '4ll - at preseit to matters of libel. Illesideil slut we stated on Wednesday, of tits !ear then efshk, i , duals, to he brought forward this wath am( * OP*. lag is the Court of King's Bench; and moms of whom are to be tried on two separate indicumentko,qcohlasiii present to day the prelimiwory proceedinp its t. .. 14 w tions in the Courts pf Soothed, brought by dieting ed individuals , for defamation against. thepropriekull of periodical publiestions in that r . Of fite latter easel the one is that of Lora tiIIitIILDPA• MILTON against the proprietors of f ii The 44.9110; which, like its precursor " lire .lola iiliriAleal-1 been established with a view to' defamersoVl44 , , timidete every person, and especially - of dististibon, ... who was disposed to pay trap*, !wool I+ ilitts•:. I toted Wien, and which bad Iliaila4.4 ll l 0 1 0 1 1 1 ,4 4tir of Lord ARCHIBALD HAMILTOX as the luallitradli Pc culiar :malignity. The other case is thildirPlolllohoe 1 lama of Edinburgh, a man unrivalled iti'titti liSsunt day for his eminence in mathematics tind.h4 have dons in chemical and natural philosophy, awl, wlsohe ing no less distinguished for the liberate,' of ;his senti ments and the independence of hit pritscipee•maitentiewi and other subjects,had Imams the obieet of the envy MM,alu malevolence both of the despotic and the sishasfal..— Against him the envenomed shafts of the sordid ;Plea cause antiquated abuses had longest' frecomatlysbuto leveUed, and, in the instance oat of the Magazine la' tued-for friends of political «go of Lord AR,IIIIIkID Ha. therefore, will be eormidered sot, az others way aiming to restrain the wholesome freedom of the pros employed on subjects of a public eater', and essential to the discussion and diffusion of>troths that arehetn eating to Britons in general, or mankind at large. Se. tween the calumny of private character, and the loves dipole!' of political and religions principle, the diarist.. once is so obvious as scarcely needs to be -stated. la the former, the feelings of individuals arisdoigood!is wantonly and maliciously wonoded, and injuries, per haps inflicted, for which so compensation can .be tained. In the other, a freedom is ezereised whickle offensive only to those whose opinions will 'jell stand the , test of scrutiny, but which, perhaps, it absolutely necessary for the promotion of the highest interests of the public. In this case, the friends of political and religious reiwaiatiomOdil contend with zeal as for their highest privilege. Without It, they never could have emerged free the debasing slavery of arbitrary power or of pipit& arena pagan superstition ; and , unless they a ssert sad ''ester-" cis' h, whenever occasion requires, they will infal libly become degraded. M a period when. in rosy quarter of the globe. mankind are rapitilir a `ed- . vascing in knowledge. and. in Portegal. Spain. and Once., throwing off the shackles of despotisms ; it they appear Ate unwarrantable fear: to suspect that who set the first end brighteo eugapha . to tidier nations, in their religious Pmfarmosaiiii a that iteroldtibn, should be Itlttirktrtialtesoe)..th birth-right they had acquired from the* *seesaw. But though ignorance Is new dispelled. the inlinave of corruption and the dark designs of sordid interest • and insidious despotism are still as broil* against tl.e cause of liberty as ever. Us the specific cases pending. we abstain from reMark. would be to interfere with that exercise, in our sacred. tribunals, of the invaluable principle for which we contend. We cumin, however. &wheat to relit +r' the effect of the decision of the highest Coin of judicator, is proposed to be evaded. , it>r Zip base that recently occurred. A meeting . !odd at Liverpool for the purpose of openki seriptioa to indemnify the Bev. Mr. BLACOW (4 ° pecuniary losses he has atomised by the proCestlinge Instituted against him fur his infaammui libel against i his persecuted *MEN !!! We shall soon see a specimen el the tfarlip , if the sew Viceroy of Ireland. We shall etta ern whether Irish peace pr Irish prosperity i s ose." l itert. Aced I. igaorance and resentment. it spemli° Ispita! for the Irish people to be gorbraed by the Masao sr the Grand Seigaer, than as they hare Iteeni; for they might then lire la a . state of zyeacefuk slavery. But, to raise espectatien high. only to maks disap- pa.ooo hitherto load to hope bigots possessing all the prejudice of ignorance, andint.lllTiliet the nerds of intolerance in the hot -bid of persecutive ? The statism books exhibit a swim picture of Christian In utility and forbearance towards Ireland: The Earl of Brian lose his arodit, became be did osicotondt more military 'porde', and einfintatioas in 'Mated 01 11111 *6 Pindece:eore. enotswaLnopealy plandered the "MA people of Ad, estates, tad iteMorred rhea sass his soldier*. But the high Anish was left to the Datelr maa sadists followers. They pram:tied that ssillitoes 'hatred awl persenotioo that here shim been ea India mimes* followed.'" bp who haws COMP raged divisidoe and occasiooed imalrordinations. But Ireland and England mast Wet as they are now go warned s and the nen who can sire either fins 1W ap pronebing ettrisoire rise tionowliti ban so 104 41011 tasted to testae, loth eouutEbiritiethe- Ma* . . Oleos of Wits.s.natar eifest soy ;hone 'for the , better. the bosom will be all his own. Wielid led viadic• rive talus, holding the elestalso .of • Ireland in their iteeping..will, for evitY pordnee e a itiOnare of ma nge and of warder; 'lf tietEoblellicipiiiiikipmins to Ism) Air woofs& or biased, imsalniso WWI" bruptire lof baring his ears pshsaed by them who tilliediVisitad ,his entre ioci thwilorennomit. lit bls urn ;tree be would tbrplagoe. They live upon Irish penes , - ties, and birelmere %helot, MIN a it. Theta In no Owlet the world whim • pod landlord. • • goad '•eighboar. or a kind awe to .snorn beloved than la Kam persectited country. Let him then try die effect of kinder*, ou the Irish penvantry : he'll And it much bierocd velgar caleislutos. - As • case in point, we refer our readers' to a 'trial lit% Common Pleas. bah `,lin, ow thn - bib inst. Inserted In ;mother part of this paper; a .case by so avian aiiiiisoisoW •is Ireladdi where the syraully awl opreeniow of enhldie-men ate eieuiplifiest in as extraio miry liWkn'er. OISSALTAS. NOII, Ti First 1. _leutenant of the Heroine. Emenos-Ayrean corrects, pit is here for re- pairs. was formerly a Lieutenant in the AetiVEt frigate, which arrivedikees a few days ago with our sew Ho veriber, the Earl of Chatham. Hit Lordship has at tended the naarniag sward parade, which it early; he ;bee made seals alterations in the mitnialstration of the place. by dicectiag every thing to be contacted throng% the proper channels. and the Gement is now .totPeakibte. As Ctiker appeared en ditty tit the 60., veraor's Is &great coat, sad he was told that his Gore mad only receive officers in uniforms, or persona dry. 1 that the Run Petetas is said. the goods are so as 1161111011111 to as aims* prohibition. l'he soembaiediess of other *ado.s ate, rove or less, ;Deluded in this Meese. The following is an extract of *private letter from Vienne. writte• by a fleatlemas who boe resided se veral months is that capital :-- Vienna, Dec. I.—" If, indeed, the Emperor Alex meter has lied the address to stir t p the Persians against .the Turks, isetould certainly not have adopted a wised latlntee. It seems the general opinion here that bishad *strong isaniserrng after war. bat was prevented from cosnimpocing it by the Allied Powers. 'few people doubt. his or his strength,as far as such an meal se Turkey Is concersed s vet there are some who main. fain that be devotes himself eartosively to the interval improvement of his empire. He has certainly institnted periodical slows of nsaanfeetures, like those annually held in the. Louvre. at Paris. and he Inspects them in per son t but if 1 mistake not, he has views - beyond these. and meditates, at oat time or other. the rule, by force orinfluenee, at least, of continental &rope... o The Weeks are in a deplorable condition, ee far as we can learn, but it is not safe to re)y titles any lobe - 'nation where so many parties are interested in misre presentation. A few days ageopienrs was circulated that they had gained a great vtetory„ hat even the scene of action was not named. and the credit it received for a few hours, has died away entirely. Dispatches have been received by our Cabinet. from Spain, several times within the last fortnight ; bat their contents are not allowed to escape. They have led to the conjecture that YertEmand VlLlas regained the as sistance of Austria against his subjects, in the lame way the King of Nipples weal:placed upon hie theme. if so. which is not at all improbable. after wholes, pawed. we should mill bare something to keep our Weds alive OE the Cootinept." . Lintels havabesa received froisSlr. Rieltheek of the `llllloals. Riving an atemsat the vasorogiTo. ea& AM the lest sindop scats eboiramiloPieht. Trruse.....We are authorised state. that it is the Intention of Mr. -Homo to bring this *abject under Parliamentary amasiAeratios its the nest.Ssosioa. Asa we are authorised to say/ that Mr. House and those • gentlemen who mean to support him, are aniions to receive statements of facts. relative to the question. authenticated by real sigastanrs. Any rointeanien don which we may receive. either for prbileation or transmission to Mr. Hawn. shall receive most prompt and careful attention..i-4(frodfiss . The followistg is a epetlinen eltlicinannerin which. the Dubha tradesmen. 'percolate on the adniinistnition d their new Vice • Roy :" .1 Lard Wellesley, it is. L Imagined. will budge his public itotry into this city on Ate 17th. We kern. from. tie best gatherity..that he ibas ordered no equipage. loteading to give Irish trailesawa the benefit Of the esthe ezpenditure Obis (mgt. Thom can be no doubt that the old peddling system of .saving and acatouslatioo will be abolished is his Curs. The Marquess is a Nobleman it priately habits n sad evert shilling of his omce. is ir#ll ai his private fortune. will. the public may test *Seared, be epees in this country is s way suitable the eepresentative of Majesty."—{lieUin Sebniog NSAI,II4TAS dividetbd due Oa the Ist et Jasper. nest, will be paid by Mr. N. 14.- Roth* on oath hoods Si kayo been weariest-if by bins, fat his touting been in Ildervocestrt. lk. Ihrkibies-lane, 'oll` and -after the said illy, between the hours et tin And two. . • !I' OF' PRItJeRt. . V. annw, AT Ikaa ritaaacumet or cot.. ammr.. This was a prosecution imitated by. Col. gaillk **mime the defendant for perlaryi• In beviii p rey !tette aSt4tamitteraf the Sere of Comm* l et the Colonel had offered' farliiit for his Tote at an Election far *bd . Cohluet. Millie was $ lilfatilikoov• lIE= Were culled on the part of the preeedslias, sad g oo the defendant. '''Ag)ati 1 Colonel &Mid underwent' a entre erosfk isi a tion, in order if possible to elicit frenkithan of his hiring proetised or offered, is other.. money, 19 Thew and et &L . Totes. i ' o't" x-- Ms.,Tvidon on the part t gal eiljections to the varies* a th e T""" but they were overrulesk,— , Y 1...—.; . N 4.,. The case of the King ts, PAY ad ad e n ballast one o'clock. Anwar the names ef sensamsnod Arras that if Alderman °annum - 1; 0 ;being objected to on aidoest of II „i ns e 'Welsher. ,of the " Coll.stillOknal . , - ! i s Jury wasrespaneited to ancortain wk twiny a member ot thuttute of the when odr Reporter lefrthe Coirt. ' ! • - giv n ea T th r e rn ot ai rse i e we dry fil , "‘ is kie regard aa""llwab" he the • ?v. :T h a t:lt o . f l w e i " ft u : s ee t ite lose nt h r i e t sh o eff o b igi e t tat' his: e Clea l thd into lika r,: i witea eb. 2 l4 :o: le neri th ire. `sees denies that he has ever honed himself by gegement how to swe r ve' is say maasereedmplid: his independence. Reasserts his attsekinws wt. King and Constitution,: sod roksro toil aothouit terperter of his pollen:1i1 opiainent. . _ Cotictitt Da stn.—The Lord Chef has made as important desiaion es to the which the holders of Local Gawk Nowise to forward them for payment, after hiviag thew; which is, that holders are not bound to belittles el till the dog after that on which they are . The plaintiff in the cue which prodoced obtained a verdict of 4901.—thst being tie some he held in Newbury Old Bank Notes. Wish ha t '.topped payment before he could bay, them pelliss( for payment, by the dehy of one day. By the singular testamentary diepositieagionlto • mean property by %below Da. Bums*, Vleriseiellst Trinity College, Duhlfe, is iopeare that Isere left to the present Provost, Dr. avid ol D Lloyd, one of the senior Fellows. is trust, for thesis ble uses, without any specification; also VW alma the Chief Porter, who was 'present at his nuking his will in Isis last moments ; while bet' tut. altar ell was left to his four seices, vim are is posit time. stances, aml with whom he maintained as snits% s intercourse during lite, as a miser could amitosis sift his 0021 relatives. It is sow 1111d111400dp that es ti Ms Deices. who has two children, was not mentiseri I L 4s t •sko will at alto eset flats corset basins eaten& p his brother, by erlthel the execsteei sustertlto wilts prevented from adniksistering to it. will be to compel clip executors (the padDer lat Lloyd) to lodge/the money is Omit. (fie thee& `the will must be sat aside. un the growls' alludes, Which the relatives expect to be Wei. pave; semi of the most eminent Counsel base offereitheir tension UP the brother. MA2111.102 Bean Liege...By' epeeist 'hew .on Monday evening last, at the niaosioo of the NS Ilion. Lord Stewart, at Wynyord, Sir Henry Iholtr: 'C.C.S., and one of the Representatives oldie Gil! '( 'l, Durham, to Lady Emily Jame James. sister I Most Noble the Marquess of Londonderry , • Willi% %ND CR AO BRlnce.—This magoifireoi dertaking may now be said to be almost aecemoht ed, awl three noble arches open a broad sod spoke way over that apspendosts chasm, which natures wot to present as an insurmountable barrier to the pte gross of the traveller. Its altitude is said to kir riot to that of any other bridge in (treat Mails* the view from its centre, in point of beauty sod dd. Inky of scenery. cannot be excelltis These, to ever, are minor considerations when contrasted vii its utility, serving as it sloes, as a useful audios d communication on the Clydesdale and USW la" which diverging from the west end of the hrldoell oyes by one route a new comtuenieation henries l'at lisle and Dlasgow, and by another between the esti" England and north of Scotland. These grest aa 7 , with the numerous bridges, canals, and other improvements of a similar description, now hirer , is the country, owe their origin, at least their Po immedia.e commandment, to the late pressers of de times. which induced publis4pirited intliridells 0 make serrations exertions. sod considerable suithes in order - to lied hread ad em ployment for the isdo r ations laliss . rer and aflame. • t T. Patra's 4 TlllllO A atere••• S PIZ'S Church yard exhibited a woe 40( gr eas ' bustle sad gaiety. In conseqeswo of the ale, lipearanee of the Union jack standard. 00 ... 14. ts °` tit poles which compose the log of the Cathedral steeple. This beill "..7 that the freesias of the ,new ball lad trues wee mewed. great crowds assembled in the elm% owl Is t even on the roofs of houses ; and teleocopes is iimme4jolo reqtlisition , with a hove of obtale 10 117; 11 a alien:so of whet was passing above ; het to" _.fl iciot purpose. as the view was greatly Impeded by nese of the scaffolding. The dap Awe rr fetrfal..s_cand feet long, appeared about the vise as it waved to and fro, on its fearful A correspondent informs tt4 the Csonbe St. Nichetas. near Chard. I the estate of the late ales. Sarah no doubt that he will prove the fps aunt.—(DatA Chronicle.) Monday night the three game. IN., of Tidsoveth. neer 1111eite.1 by poachers; a scut& it which ended in one of the keepers and the other 6110 were se deeperst their recovery la silverly expected. left behind thous two f.swlitog may lead to &discovery. Itiasoi. Nov. tr?.—The duty duces' to 3d reels' per quintal. 72: in Spanish vessels, ii only I • . , TH4 TAT :limit., . __.....:.,_, m ssrrect , as ergs a is pi grepg, Is s refinement ti es railty i taml is it)i It CH w4 l - lit I s i sss errilik It : .111 i RS tlie)nild system ofliojiail, w re the the cistern Stites. it 'basks 4 as* victims are allowed to heal befOre the lona v __ . ..._,. __ -- tr.ist.sAt Wks! 111112,1116 WA - in.:. ship mod amp noun gumming Ho 'taste aow "" I ' m is full dress. Thomases is sausitally dry I IlLar swot" *MeV alomm w mitioves 'chair A . ish4 sett ' . estfils~rlfieffoirars4'unpass tltt reliitiuus tuna burgh; with thy we* Tariff. is It d d e . arida manufactured p suivrox said tkofesseu Laws, new _ wile halm as is imam to se mgr.. F. which is show if, se of s sheet et pr. palsl asisesse. that Mr. IC Mos L I. bee ask &NO eh ilussi. ssi ig deceased Oats 0 0 isekeeptes of Attie par Andslit, wets! is supposed tosir., pert being fist IP aerstely wend.i ted. The rieresit_i W e s, visit's it it Wr en Itsylislt 0411 V, which formerly ri psys'4o reale. • '.,. I • - 10 , L i I s.l j , 5. ' : ab '. • ~' i ' ~ I E . i i 4.. I f -2?" ~~ I I 1 7' '~: ,- ••••• ry