The Statesman. — London, England, 1820-07-10 00:00:00

pow-- toro fret. I rstais ever/ sentiment of gratitude for the otstien is which I lad oicself, as Princess of Wale% ish i e dy yosr mass to indulge in the free exercise of h ot mwy heart—l mean charity. It will be : firms o der likewise to set upon another motive, that of '''NR as example or patience and resignation nuclei „ e y trial. Do me the justice to believe that I shall e ase to pray for your happiness, and to be year xet deleted " CAROUNIL" gif A rait" _ ptticK Of STOCKS TIIIN N e d posh *I pa Cent. Red. re Ct. Com H plc coo. t per i Cents2.l r e :l. ?Ise.l if I? Ass. 1 II 19 no. 3 per Lest. Ass. DAY AT ONE O'CLOCK. Ladle Stook Ditto Hondo its. ?Os. pm. Old Annuities Rs. Villa fd. es. 1.. tio. pm. Ditto Co.. Its. 11.. pm. Oualaw i pm. Co.. for Ar. 711111 Lott. Tickets Zl9 100. CORREMP—O—N—DENTS. - - Oar qf the Grape rimers. lthefettl, may rest ma tt e r k efery imptiry shall k made to ascertain g r N am al - the irregularity is the delivery qf Ti. 'frown vs. ti. Fr f irst as old Oa receive the Communication/root our reergroodeat Is Wood street is time to laser! it before flappoiroi is a Morning Paper. etc ttatteman. 0 To, SkiTl9ll STATIISIII,S" II I M COUPI ITIP ISM ss TVS LONDON: Issitiat wit:lmi, JOLT ii, 1920. --...-- 11, m oo w►ich the foreign witnesses against 1 1 e fo g y e xporieeced on their arrival in England. on ffriday, has this morning raised the indignation et a (Nerdy Journalist, who hints at the supine. aim et the Dew Magistrates on the occasion, and stales the claims of the strangers upon the protection of the @sentry. Undoubtedly all violence is to be deprecated stalest any persons, whatever may be their oppesesese, or on whatever the side they may be placed. who may be brought forward in the coarse of the pending proceedings ; and the rudeness of the prance a Dom is not to be justified. But is it rarprisiag that the ebullitions of an illiterate mob Arad he defused so extraordinary, or so highly re prehensible, at a season when the public naiad, in every part of the country, is known to be extremely irritated, and w►en eourtly writers themselves iodide is a male a she nest virulent abuse against characters if the most exalted rank against which they are op posed? Is the resentment of the people to be reproved sad perished, and the licentiousness of the Ministerial pros, whisk provokes them, to meet with impnnity and coestessaase ? If the treatment which the Queue has etperkweed Mau the venal writers who have been em plted us prejudice her cause, has produced an effect wry Bine* from that designed, who is to be blamed hat the mothers of the abase ? When her Maiarrr's slate has ban sissetilled as so deplorably firneasiaioss, (miry has lases sold that it engin not to he involved in disorder ler am Alice sad arnererrhy o♦jrce—gad when &deter men who can lift up their heads wider the protection of powerful patronage, and declare that the 414:ux ought to yield to the universal good, they sere not hew, eaa an intelligent and high-warded people rad such stmeieas leaguer, and keep their feelings Piet ? not depressed as Kaglishmen are in cir csnastancen and spirit, they are net yet quite so tame. They find the Qvetre deserted, persecuted, and alma dsceti of every stay, bet her one integrity, and the sttubraeut a the people. They confide is her inno cence. which they had sees traduced in vain before; they feel for the sufferings by which she had been re eared to the meet forlorn condition ; they admire the nagusaimity she evinces under the severest trials, sal they cannot see her residually assailed without rallying is her defence. Excesses we condemn, from *Weyer quarter they Mier I bet most of all do we madmen these by whim they were originally perniked. Short-sighted politicians were they who art the nation in a ferment, and reprobate the effects arbiehtlgirt have bees ferreeen and prevented. They sae prreeire what others had anticipated. We were IN aware of t►e dilemma I. which they are involved, hater* mead pity their distress, nor sympathise with either their lamentations er their censures. . . rA tementahuilble tits lolimived this morning from Ranfuk we are Infamed that the foreign witnesses "hied le. had arrived in two detachments at that Put. and speedily beta shipped off to Holland. Till the nee* of our Carrespondest's letter, we eeaceited t that had been circulated respecting the "levoktifit e tho nehappp people from Leedom, was a idat.himila the popular irritation. If one Cor omandel* has met been imposed spoil, which we have W present as memo to suppose, we mast suppose the P"Ple is question will be kept in Holland, till they !as . .he re-iamerted in other guise, and labgfi'd suspicion, when their pre ss." it roluired in London. We trust this ma arum is not Jemmied u a hint of another kind— le !amid a pretext to put the Alien Act in operation Imuist these witnesses that may be required in the Weave of the *max. Th. contents of the Paris Paris which Lave arrived, to ' , inset isterest and importune. A Nenburgh Anneal observes, that besides the Corot of !eerie the fourth, than is another Lad the has penniess to the title of liewww of Banat• 714 , the widow of the late Netilider• Mhohas "I -19•4 etPloreon a pension of 1,11111. from the British bears tb6 tide of Countless d'Albsair. the Rapti •as oohs' ail her household observe the sere end **setup as to a beware Prioress. she ow bore at titelterry. Pinta Fahos.--IPlre Per Coots., 7S f. lhah Airtime, 16171: See. I rM.M... Mifthom• E StAtESMAN. ARRIVAL AND DEPARI 4 IIRR (HP TIC FOREIGN WITNESSES AGAINST THE QUEEN. [l/aOllll OUR coal NtSPONDRATS AT DOIISN AND maaeltill, ST Title DAlri PPM.) Doves, JOLT 7.—On Friday the Delight. Captain Vernal, arrives! at Dover, with a courier, and eleven men and one woman, miserable looking fellows, under his care. They went to the Alien Olbee, and from throve to the Paris Hotel; and hundreds of spectators, all of thens shocked to see such a set of creatures come to England, for the purpose of dep r i v i ng h er M os t Orations Majesty of her rights and titles. They engaged the foreign mail-roach to carry them to London; bat the disapprobation of the inhabitants was worked up to snrh a height, they were afraid to go with the mail. By this tune the worthy Magistrates, and their constables. olio. by the bye, were supposed to be asleep when her Majesty arrived at Dover, were particularly vigilant to get them safe from this place. At length a post-coach and four was prepared, and seven of them got in. with the blinds close, and stet off, guarded with the gooier, mayor's-serjeant, and constables. A chaise and pair followed, with constables; and a second chaise took up the last three. When they reached the market place, a volley of stones broke the windows and fractured the chaise; the chaise door was opened two or three times, but the earriags going so very fast, the people escaped with one of them having his cheek cat with a stone. Fearing to go through the loyal City of Ortmeelsory, they took the road to Maidstone, and with a broken carriage they pr ed to London. Well aught the Hon. Members ofVHouse of Commons say they were raked up in Italy, for they appeared to be miserable wretches on their landing at Dover. P. S. I forgot to say most of them bad knapsacks, and not one of the porters would carry them to the hotel— they were obliged to carry them themselves. Hcawica. JILT 9, 1990.--Considering It Ma) be of some interest to you sad the public to ham what has beeves of the persons wbo leaded at Dover, said to be witnesses against thellseen,. I, write you to say the following embarked here ) es terday oil board the Earl of Leicester packet, for Holland : Casens, Nartleella, Animals Tashi, (Aldine, all ritizens of Como ; and Carts, whose suite the other Aar are said to be of. The wretched appearance of these creatures beggars deserlptlow ; It excited the divest of all who saw them. This day eleven more of these wretched animals, tutees whets was a woman, arrived from Loadoe, sod embarked for Hollaad'on board the Priam of Orange, Capt. T. Midge, who was ordered to all express. It was withdillicohy they (maid be persuaded to quit their seats, through fear of some ehastieenteat upon their plums. Would that all the people of gogland were to see the perms* who are to be wllotwars epithet per Quires !--how just so estimate might they Arm of their respeetalallity.—We have an Alien lammeiager here from London, who ashes it his busters' to tomb. the Names of all primes leaded from our packets, and reports at - - intim Lactoi.—Altbough we have to ISMOOIIOtt the loss of the Nurr. which took out the last division of the Irish Legion that sailed from this country, we have the pleasure to state, that no lives were lost, and that Colonel Lyster, Lieut.-Colonels Brooke, Young, and the Baron do Reinhold ; Majors Heise and Sights, with Doctor Aeheson, sod all the other °awes and poen of the division were moll, pod is high l i tbat gluon, on the 1411 of rep.--.(Doilla Poet.) fiIiSKILOAL D'ETll.lll7To—Tht friends of this au& able but auch-ealainniated Gentleman will bit happy to hear that &crowds have born received front him. and the young Gentlemen who accompanied him, of the date of the 49th of May. Casemate O'Coaiell has had a latter from his son, who accomponled Ge neral D'Rvereux, with the rank of Cornet ; It rains by the George, of Liverpool, and states that the entire party were In the best health and spirits, after a most agreeable passage, and were then within ten (lap soil of Barliadoes. The greatest abundance of all kiwis of previsions had been laid in, and nothing eosid ex ceed the attention of the tiemeral to all his rompenition. There were letters also from the Rev. Mr. O'Neil**. who is gone oat as Chaplain. We may expect to bear of their arrival by the next packet from the West Indies. and we can answer for it that none of the Geatiessen who have now gone out will return without kere.— (Hit) MOTTINO TO ADOZCIO Tit QUOilio -1311 Monday last, a neuserees and respectable Meeting took place at the Court-house, in Wakefield, ter the purpose of taking into consideration u the propriety of presenting a dutiful and loyal Address to her Ma jesty. ou her retsra to this country. and also of ees doleece for the severe losses she has sustalaed durlag her residence abroad." After several able speeches from Mr. Thompson, Mr. Johowa, Mr. Spicer, the Rev. M. J. Naylor, and Capt. Wood, the Address was adopted unanimously, and will be forwarded to the County Members for presentation to the Queen. We observe it stated I. the London Papers, that " Lady Douglas, who souse years ago made a eenspi. ewes Agin in the 'NW*e isnestigetioa of that pe rind, now resides at Edinburgh. This Lady, we thought, had resided ever since is Coventryi" &di of them stateinows may have been applicable to • ISM " delicate" crisis than the present: we have pn sty cer tain grounds for stating, that Lady Douglas cross not new - reside in Edinburgh.—(Estfohargkiter.) On Saturday night, at Glasgow. there wen a proud renewal of the disturbances between the inhabitants WIC the military ; bus-nothing very destructive earned. TWo ' respectable members of the Corporatinti of Balers. one of diem a special constable, were hashed at the Ileot of Gibsos.street, whilst iaterferiag is noted pet ca. OW of the soldiers said, Run the th the hart." and instantly one of them sallied out with I and obliged them to consult their safety by. stet of the way. The stabbing of a dog in t excited great indignation in dm rrowd.r-( Cinn.vsonse.—The Wangle* Adverffser gives Two following account of a ludicrous cositroversy, eilleb, its progress, has been threatening ences:—" This fashionable place br ththrown into no little agitation by the ap • pamphlet, written by Dr. Neale, the object of w wee I to recommend the Old Well ip opposition to the Flier and Sherbert., Spas, which the Dotter intimates': were agolnoated. Disputes epos the subject haw ran very high; two of the Lc, end Captain . (we of den ar N. C., and one of Dr i lisaktemmect iehe to have bad a veroting on Yew* mg; Magistrates, hearing of the eppsimmeet, bele the te bell is meb. On the ohm day three who have themselves very wseepleses si srthe =se. li were em emitted I. the /user, Ayr being i paraded through the streets." REGAL SACRIFICES. To blast her fame they've tried a thoasand ways. And eon husk their lifblnta by IC assume'', piste; That Maehiaveliaa, by whose counsels vile She Ord became an oateut from oar isle; Left her best friends, and her adopted bode, I I 'Midst fordo ablealls sad knaves to roam. Gaye up her infest, too, more deer than life; A childless mother sad a widow's' wile I Of ell, save Remove, hate her foes bereft bet; Teat, whltlithey waist the emit themselves, they've left her. LIIIIII AC•0111TIO OW BIASING TUB ABOVE. She gives up all, save bower—woman's beast; Net ma *leg, still in store, would please them meet : To serve their tern, she should •• ens ye Ina emit." THE MINISTERIAL SALTO; OR, TN. CUA22IO IN TUK 42201 ■AO SNOWS. TO 22 LITSRALLT WWI. Wires is Rogisted, the skills of Royal distaste, The 'Nero was prosoise'd to be faired as shuts; Bet shred. whets et Vieille*, or Mlles, or Ghost, At Naples, or Algiers ; whereeor site west, It east be droy'4l, abe was tx CWITINLICT. IMPROMPTU. To stick like a LBACII."is a proverb of old; No wonder. vibes oaf Inv bees fastened on i'lec. Tbst so stonth• be sticks to his faltering bold ; Torn, nis to oxpeet bed leant go is a tries. Dr. Parr performed Divine Service before the Queen yesterday. Tile Queen went to Barnes last evening, but roamed to town. She was greeted by demands on the wad ; the attention of the well-dressed females was getter% and the number of persons in Portman•street exceeded ■ny former occasion; the street was Ailed from Ox ford-street to Portman-ovine. Her Majesty on her way to Barnes went through Hyde-park. The drive was very much crowded at the time, and the course of her Majesty's rariage thereby much impeded. She had scarcely entered Cumberland-gate %then she was recognized, and " The Queen! the Qteeen!" " Hats off! hate off!" he. resounded on all sides. The pro 'oad, was also much crowded, and the moment the cry of ss The Queen" was heard, every body rushed isupetnously towards the drive ; the scene was very droll; many persons falling don n in their haste. To wards the bottom of the drive, neat Apsley House, the carriages and horsemen were so numerous that the Royal carriage was for some moments unable to pro ceed at all. The cry off" Hats off!" was now very generally renewed with increased vigour, and it was pretty generally complied with, whilst many persons loudly cheered her Majesty. At length the carriage passed through the gate, and drove off rapidly in the direction to Vauxhall-bridge. Mr. Denman, Mr. Wilde, Mr. Tindal, and Mr. Wil liams, her Majesty's Conned, were some time with the Queen ; and several Rngilsh °milkmen called on her 3lajesty to flier their services, having lived with her a considerable time on the Continent. Her Majesty sent off three persons on Saturday sight to A ga 'wider w of the first abduction from If of up so ingested. r ..r Mir a bate nits., we MSS dlifie dwAslasses from that tawa to the Queen received lie lees the° 2400 signatares, lido abort sleet of No dept. ALDitOSIAX Non;:—The Sitt Hob. the Lord mayor of this city hes meets-ea& ter from Alderman Wood, Its answer to the vote of thanks passed at the law piddle 'meting in York. The worthy Aldershot sty% that It is highly gratityleg to him to Sod hie eswhet • the same time he eon ; duty i.e Mining &Mechelen' width ihreld.) Meeting promote tommilloora , Clifford is the Secretary, rood rhich it ar ose guises, rinses of Unice of Bed hie foully Mr. Aida tbsetiptimm offired the allipet is =slag his Itietffe to the unanimously tarried ; Festival, insti- tv iEe• . kW, I. 4‘tet= ••• deb. hi' Wive MINI the B sot wortby hat A SO .... . at Quid .. 41101 MO, a few days sheet, as to be unable to ride. Os Tuesday be accompauled the party for about au hour. • On lisiblay about 34W sat dews to Maur, smostot whim trete— Melheal flfilmees die Doke of Sussex • Marquis of Dormlike; Leeds Albemarle, Moorpark, D elaware. An a"' artt . gbrlaelaa. Lree'doelt; the Dials • my, Ttedlesees. Gramm ; Sirs M er ited*■ Dome; Iters. i =ealkitherst, , I. I. D. Settee, Oise, Dr. Loom, R. I. wie, G. Preelort, M. ea. At the La easier tweetteg Mr. Michaebon's b. f. brefles, gyres the Produce Stakes ; Lord Strathmore's tillf*emembrancer. woe tke Fifty Pound Piste at four MN; Doter Syntax wee the Uold Cup, beating Sir Whiter aid Antonio; sod Saucebox wee 7 01 . twu err Deerasto St. Leger Course is whittled 14 reds alts martlag-post. There are al.e we ra wer Mesterpootwa—oee for the twe•year obis, sr she lagle, ieblob is formed•in • direct lime, NW N erves the lareatesiesee of the stales tura at goieg se; Nod the other mune, for matches or sweepstakes. • short dislitere of abeam throe quarters of a milt from the Ref Moue la, and is a direct line of halt a rolls at Martin, COURT OF itr.,9l MINCH-4711 , 1 D in) PARKIN/OS IP. 11a111111. This was is aetieS briniest to recover lhi MOM of I.IU. from tho &feudist, for an aceiiptanee of a hal of eittlitadr. Mr. Camenett. condatted the plaintiff's ease. Hb stated to the Jury, that the onlyteettion which they had to decide wits, whether the plaintiff, who had accepted the bill in hi s owe name, was selels liable, or whether he ought to hare been sued, together with two other per sons, who were Fanners with him in trade, but who resided at JaSsiira. The only mason a-by this defence bad been attempted was, that if all the parties were to be proceeded against, it would he necessary to outlaw the partners who resided abroad, and thus the plaintiff would be prevented front recovering lair demand fist at least a tirelvensoatb. The bill was then pnt la end read. Mt. PAint. fbr the defendant, contended, that the plaintiff woe well aware, at the time the areeptaseP was giren, that the defendant wig nered it part nership with other person.. BM even i had OM been apprised of this, it was evident, hail a eels Or ailed in the Common Pleas, that the defendant slight to have been proceeded agglnst in conjunction with hi. partners. Mr. P. read alt 'minket front the rase in question.. Several witnesses were then examined to prove the partnership. sad the phintifFs knowledge of it. it did not appose, hoverer, that this fact teal gettersily knnwn, and The Cult. Armes ihstrectod the Jery to SW for the pistol!' for the fell amount. leawica, Jots de.AThe display in this town at the chairing of Messrs. Leonard and Haldimand. es Moo dily, was great beyoud parallel. la the promesion, which outmoded a silk in length. the horsemen on al 3000, and the carriages 100, of whieb the great., part had four, and some sin horsei..o4lenty estriag e Esq. formerly a candidate for this town, will sow Le Colchester. in the interest of dlr. D. W. Harley.— (Norwich Afererry.) When the business of the Special Commission wee finished at Paisley, on Saterday se'imight. their Lout ships' carriages were everted bark to the Tontine by a party of the hussars and the Paisley rifle corps, The duty afterwards devolved upon the 13th regiment. whose guard-house was immediately behind the has. The crowd which followed the Commission gaskets' mad the dear, sad pressed arms the military. Whil4ta the *Didier, were driving leek tbe prop* see man, who Nees at the Slates, remiv,sl a slight stab lb' the arm. al* a young lad. of the same of Logic, was rut germ* 43 the heed with a halbert. The iudigsation of the resseed. was immediately directed spilt* the serjeant. tob*erv lag this ferment. the solemn ordered a fresh relief frets the goad-house. and set down his halbert. At this moo hose Jameson. by the mosenatd, it is said, elan eininent badge, appeared at the Hutel dour, and urs:itr• lag the serissot beside him, he maenad all who bad woes the glair, to step forward sad *clam hest 12 bed berpsead. Mr. Ahem** blesehan. mempheal l wait. April them imam& and was hilkireji b aim,* neat shad Provost. sorest, sal wilatesee ant ell I the his together. la a shirt time the OW is custody of Mr. Brews, soperia pap, who took him to the Polirr•ollie Immeilseelp eliewards, the soldier, at the door wen ordered to NOW* their bayonets from their mnsicet, and is that (Sikkim they did duty Alvin the titae their,Lordshipe rmsaissed to seers A pmeognition et the mcjesat's cue was Wok ea lioaday. and a sass her of witnesses were examined. Cornow.—The somber of asides deaths among labouring sera, earls, the late hot weather, has hoes remarkable. sad ocoastomd, it appears, net from the direct eireet of hest, but from the drinking coW while the body was overliettod. Besides those al ready meationod, and others odmitiali we have heard. we have bow as state that law* were hold is the asighborhoed of Thorvortec sear home,, on four penes, who died from drinking odd water or older. A enlist went of ands" in eight or nibs Dearly. #4461' -40.-- Cofte gi c i ros, Jr at 10.—We bad UM a mlddlig market ebb marniag. kiwis, bad nra a s from our own oast siert this day week. ad was rather more brisk than last week. sad the ka t from Is. to fa. per 'tarter kiiber. ts Mal tatt sg iltt i dun. but last weab's Ocas an supporta are gat "'plentiful this ismaiwt and the heat smapiet obtliard.fall Is. per qs*tat ae. mace upon last temples prices. Peas abel 'nasal* alw brisk in gala. sad Is. per quartet dam. la mbar de ecliptic's* of Oraia there is as alteration. reettinnt SO 76 Grey Peas . RI 46 Flaw geoliThaat .... 64 90 Tisk Swum 96 IS Mee 011 M 0 V °MDR., Ora Dine • b snob oits• ..... ~.. 40 MD Rye 36 eft Feed Oats ri lia lll4 I 0 'blood Ditto 116 IS Malt 4O 66 Fitts DUI* 0 0 Vine Diu* 0 0 rime F10m... ft 416 While Peas (henna) 44 40 Seem& New Ditto ISSITIVIELD MALLET, JULY It —Tbart was a pa apply of all descriptioos of cattle this meniing at mar kel. particularly is lamb sad anima ; bat pod beef Mb advanced is price ; and all other kind of cat* bow lowered is prier. (To sink the 01W : per stoat of 9lbe.) Reef . . 4s. Si. se ll*. lA. CAVILS AT 1111•1111S1'. )101110 . M. O t to M. 9d. Beasts . 1211 Veal . . as. es. I* plug M. Calvet I Poch . . la. OIL sok. M. illistp. kr. . . . rams Loeb . . ht. M. his_..l4 l L Plea IMO M a mbiummal.asnia marbee eimaiss its peke as per lam market day. la 'taw and darer ea ghoul** as. Say IL Ws. W. 10 41. .N. Cow ll. Mk. *IL se 11. ft. id. *yaw Wei se t thus approved ; yet. at toe same this ' widen that he is tamely performing his duty in I nwards her Majesty that respectful 'Heehaw is doe to her from dwery loyal subject. —Vieek I. Inc lieu or RE wr.--.Saturilay a pablir was held at the Freemasons' Tavern, to pi subscription foe balding a monument in tom i lieu of the late bike of Kent. Lord (Mem Chair. J. Theopitos, Mit, the Hon. Serrera the Report of ties termer Meeting, by whir peered, the salreerlidisos were limited to sue :in eonsequesee s the public esteem for the s his loyal Highness. Since that, the Duke turd had oared IDOL ; Mr. Forbes and hi 1001. ; and SHOta Other dieeresat sans 4. man Wood now peoposed that say astbseriptioi may be rewired, In cankt to facilitate the view. Resolutistis to this elect, and fur s the Ro al Family, the Interest Societies a Wiese Ilettonlaell, slid other Met all ag, wale pat, and unanimously lifter eh the Illuetlig *skier. MILKS AZZIPAblita 111/46.-11is ?esti! I toted by 'T William Coke, Xs,. for the meat of Agrieulthre, assumes at Rory Abide greater degree of lettrost sad h a ute. shoot silty N Oeui sat direst rt the Ward of dile distil comratrutr, er iriseely liberality aid sti winder tot . 14111 inimpeetior abject, pew J ut lam, not merely in hi esniaty, lost threstbest the hilarious. It lei jest f groat dikappointrent and regret to ill roes i 5.,.., N Monday last, that their wor was So lame, ediag to a 611 from his how, ' • ka - yrimbors at Tasmais had ssitelti, ft la said! OM naiad hailly. 1 : !urea& Are.--41helionswirag almost iseraillidijitio Nymph has boas baseal 11•411 for pablismaila • raw /alma tango spa feir and camas *War we haw ebliblea hod ftl=l „... iiii m married i d Illsi b. soar 7 - 71 ,...,..aztzt,41..fat kiss. lase of ' who mid ber for Soo sod vowel des lairgaio by &leg her to bee risar sobasid. at t altar. Oa their arrival al how% the bridegroom best bit daastitett, alai tarsal thee eat of the house, to alike room for hie new purchase. s- - - - .414kit1114.