The Statesman. — London, England, 1821-08-11 00:00:00

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The 6.4 Jour usg i imosadiately agreed to, bat . the Prince Withdraw MAO( rather wooer than was ex ,tbeetZtipithillbtiji:blish his own infamy in the last. s jirkok swaged against him, partly owing MAIO objoit Iste ' ihe has made. I heard several spy the ir : it. had this a m bal ors l is fo g r . an hi j os 4 . ,yery Th t e h P is ro g ri sp eloo rs al tieir ieb ego uo it t shil b t rol ov s i e tt n au t t li tins ta e oikijoe:tin,ehtrcehiliat:t.wragraell'its"oihsftusbohewaorirroollingn"-awttlosey 4th h poltid i sea tampering with the troops of th e country have engaged to support him. They Made an fo adagio vossessiess of the Foorepain aktillevy yore foOled and rani a a, every this% amik. and reports are in CirCiditioo. 7,.. .... ... wavier. The Conde dos Arco* NM I nstant for Lisbon. 20th. The Junta 112 . .lo , im. These are eventful times for every ci y, bet piers particular so fur Kings, the 2 11 knit! aro opened , and despotism must be aim ed. • The ilitivi Asia is later than the last twenty-woo Is.—(tlay tall MAO With regard to lowness you may readily round to Pact and prices consideriibl Igu ill tW irigil dplers of the King; but I COll . • .116 a caw month y s, particula k r e ly m *:f li Lin se al • ophish we folly calculate. The i •Aing eat accounts; the consequence will hot V ross tie will lock here to purchase, in pre- , ;en 141 Oleg to &trope. B *Mit! continued from the Halifax Papers received yesterday : Bersede. Joao 9. xtraaci N TNT SPINCIII Or MR. LUMLEY. 44 Mr. Peeskimst aid Onetime' of the Legislative Coves& " I bona egebAlittod spas you to meet me, for a pup pose which for limey various gessoes szersoiely connecter ith the welfare of the emimay, 1 mast deeply deplore but Weil, .wing to ss strooss and unserountabk pro op as ever took place is a legislative body, will ad alit of so alternative. " To the Legislative Council, my best thanks are dm In Ike readiness they hove minced to most my propose gamey with cordiality, and to promote the but lam rots if.dia tommuoity. "It has by. wearied is lumbar place that I bam al , - vice, ones et taleetwleni upright principles ; assertion,. which overrated/etc of that Crania knows, and cantle: ,clete, On be othrrly false; sad the object of whisk was FiliPetal**, my character, aod bring into d ettulleiisteut proceedings of that body. ilr.lipeeker and Gentlemen of the House ofAesembil --le year last useetage to IWO of the 3d May, yon spec of indraorilleary langnage. To jour Home and this rover* sad bateau* out applicable, when in it !age &rely niesseeb,, bet not to - be nsiseaderstood, posennie to tell year grackle Sovereign that he seloseed a men as hi. Repeesentative whom you ha how* Owed to decide to be wholly unfit (or sub ti charge. Voce • deism was never asked, nor would 16 any ease be sailed for. Your House is both de jure and totally 1111111k i nal and lacesapetent to such a de• :Ler You have lavished on your tlovernor the Repro. seatadve of your King, thi grossest reproach. basses esetaaiely ; yes have brought charges sr' him felse mischievous. anti i *Amts." 'l'b& Paris papers which have arrived to the Stb. beim istelligeeee (dated Angsborgh, Aug. 2,) from *Mavis, fro. ib. Stk to the 16th of July. This ,eattlieues the repel et a batik said to have taken place beton* obi ?ss and the Greeks sear Stinks, net ffel froartbe lottliee of Ptnth. The tireeks were ob .; to -yield to the inbuissaity of the Turks, sad sees, weeded, retired with a naraber of hie item lege the liteasian quarendas•hoose of Shelled. the fiat of the Greeks were sot admitted iota dream - as laying slows their arms, Such of the Anatole le were suwillistg to comply with this WYO• thanes:lees into small parties, sat the conifiriconunittleg some excesses. Trebel. red• tuba, and 300 bleliavias rilenten. smiled alt ate* the 4th. Two Turks, accompanied by e iregcmas, predicated themselves on the 4th of hay. at rpsarsetins•lsesse of flosantocha, with sa • the Parlor of Horan to the Turks at Seresawa, teases Wilmer homes : they thee departed, in to take a drew order these at Cserrijorme. hive a cosiereare with S. Raul, the Austrian bet it is laid they were aserderel near lanai. yaks who are wkil Cant:eases' are pissed serveillame. Many Greeks weeder on the =:1 areal sad fail apes the Turks who nee t. Deli-Paelts who has a body of *Wien Mir s command at Se;tischam. ntsalfests a very aseleahl disposition awards the Austrian subjects. We learn her Views% says a Paris paper, that I • Stroganoff has hoes mallard by the Sesame Con The general bend I. Vienna is. that there Will be replete between Roasts red the Porte. licence 'mite —Ph. per Cents. 87 k Actions, 1640 tb. A Wier from Odessa, of , the Ph July. " The polities are ate my vstialo), born teth d a z r e e igo t was not an marigold who doubt.. of the y g set of a war wish the Poser to day II brace pereesird it will mkt** 16521 k Th• lass seteeme from lain MetyW MOW 16 Vas Wray of the Turtle 06ele WhitsentW C r ptlell e. yews WON* sea blemished. thwegh there ) wies rot ithlete ti evert that it wonitt be the signal i=nesiseesOak that's-mks Mill at loetwelthdasiole. *two (MOM Seenti l it knell they •,, 11; tie fort•wilig 01111111101 1 , flitliorwitir &mkt el Igo . 1431• lIF prtivistriy *based . hy illos DbMa .J Mrs Iwo A• : .•1011 1 1M t ` •• set likely to be astie so • " Hayiesed, 'Mersey Inaleg, OM*. " The King's Mesuager has brought the mph sholy intelligesee ef her Mr4bty'6 rhasolatien. His Majesty's yacht Is now prorating to pt of harbour. The wind condones wesearty, but /agitation it the sea has abated. It is understand be the King's intention to sail with the Bret wind Dublin, but to land la the out private meaner j Me. It is farther said that him Majesty,oa his a In Ireland, will repair immediately to the Pt Park, sear Dublin, where he will remain private after her Majesty's fettered. " Ose of the Cabinet Miaisters has just arrived, a s had a priests interview with the Msg." smarts OP & LITT'S MOM THE SAMS 0011+ assroxnaler. Iloiyheed. Aug.!, lett Plaint/I,ra the most aaspli pr•vialiss had wade for the recorders wed isoireitsids satertaialso ethic Majesty. It is easy, thervise i to cesopirt: hseliotgowlialosprolatment (I might Oust anv a t say) whin & the line analogues' s& of Ms t y isisclisatios i to land excited, when the • 'home sachared in the harbour en Meader nig The Marquess of Angles's proceeded from his rub so pay his respects to his Majesty. He remained bumf until ass o'clock, whoa dispatches arrived f Ludas', annossciag the dangerous illness of t guess. It was observed that his Majesty was great' agitated os reading the d h that confirmed this 1.4 telligssee and be told Go e ri s ogisses that, rider tied circenistassces, it would be impossible for bins to The Marquessinstastly sot oat for his seat, wis4 li t shoat twestv-seven miles hew, sad commuaicated his family deo change in his Majesty'sintentionss el Mi 4 caws time he desired that the preparations for his weep thus sisould sot he stopped. as belied a hope that. if lest unfavourable intelligosso respecting the Queen shoo arrive the following day, his Majesty would them with his presence. Shortly after twelve o'clock the Marquess rettweesi Holyhead, sod was met by Sir J. Stanley, Roland Rams, Req.. sad several of the Magistrates of the colas sad inlsabilasts of the town.—The Marquess said tbal be left his Majesty ties previous night deternsineil not to lead, and that he was sow going to ascertain his Me jesty's final resolution.—No hope, however, was eater used that his Majesty would land.—So little of his 11111 esty's 'societies was knows, even on board his owl yacht, at this hoar, that the hands were employed it sups-leg to get 'soder weigh, sad to sail forth" Rays Dublin, by four o'clock. Shortly beim Ave the signals were gives for hi Majesty's lassding.--In the useastinse the special cowls Us had bees formed sle; the pier, and after the owl moor of roseiving as address, which was read by SI Jobs Stealer, his Majesty was supported, amidst closet floe the spectators. .by the Marieese of Aawhese. his Lordship's carriage, which was in waiting. Maiesty sat with Sir C. rept os his left, the Marqww of Anglssa opposite Sir (.harks, and the young Lar Cosiness opposite hissolf. • 41"=11- i r Velma 6411:1 IMO jest owes to s • pier. on ill tutus from t e seat of Lord Asturias. The gins ea ti y are firing a Royal palate. Quarter post bur. The Meg, pa -pealed by Commodore Paget, sail h lased by Lord Angleses, descended the ladder with firs sad vigorous step, and is at this instant seated I his buge,lsi.wing to t he crowd of spectates who lit the pis. As soon as his Majesty was seabed is b barge, the ships of war of the squaiross Geed a nerd tete. The forenoon of the slay was extremely wet as anpleasast ; but at two o'clock the sky cleared up, tJ ens sham in all his splendour, and the eesolog pt shod to be lms. The wind is favourable, sad then" `'-os aro all preparing to get seder weigh. Six Vast. His Majesty is now at dinner, and no doubt is.. tallied that h. will sail this evening for the Say .f Do Su. It is supposed that his Malesty will sachet in t bluely to-morrow morning, sad land about twelve one o'clock. The last expresses from Dublin state. the Authorities there are all prepared to meet him. Extract of a letter from Shrewsbury. dated Angus eleven sick. p. as.—" 'nu Bari of Lauderdale has egg reseed through this city. on his route to Lori Aspirate's seat at Plunewdd, having left London at six o'clock in the morning. S. urgent was coesidered to be his desire to have as Interview with his Majesty. whom he there expected to mat, and so rapid wu the disposition of his movements to effect this object. that his Lordship did not suffer himself to remain loses Ikea two minutes (the extraordinary gulch doe 4 hanging horses) at the Lion Inn. tablet with him ip his carriage a trifling particle of refreshment." Q. Night net Lord Lauderdale have been takes es hie attivest Holyhead for a Cabinet Minister? setemosairmaam Thursday afternoon Mr. Hill. the King's Me smer? left town with dispatches for the King and the Mgr geese of Loodonderry. supposed to be dame brought * Me. Nicola,. the Sure Mosseogee from Sir William AMAIN. tile Minister at Naples. Teeteeday Mr. Mates, the King's Messenger. left lows with ilipstetes for the Ming et Dublin. Thu Preclaseetion which we yesterday stated. Portuguese Cortes had addressed to the isiseWtsits Brasil. sails upon than to dispatch Deputies to assist in completing the frame of Xetleael lispressuodes. The great di/malty of both Spain and Portugal is Weis! erreogetneat and Ilk difleulty is so me meted with the nature of Conduits! colatitude, f be bo;neerly immoveable. ras field-Say sad disseroftltellopelArtilkry rasp which was appointed fns dim* sat e beau his Majesty's hieth-dny add asnardias. ar• ter the present. in eettiMparlan of the the !butternuts Coontros..—pa'' been brought from Litre to Peres. *gin their mere light es the fifth of Jely„ clock in the morning. One el them reached ht. be some day at Ise/fest twain; end three others iree successive b o on. liPbottleis Dingeose taker tsars in going the asst. distaste.' The hop plummiest' in Moot begin to look Itly, and tbe bops aft tepidly pees in kw. sags which Iad IPA& visited by IMAM are wed within tie lest it days. had ladle 4.kespeset ship Weser/oft ad us* wage it, Seusboy. os ' a .. _ i I d - i; ^llll •niffiallierti grimmer. .v•italiessif 1!_-•*tik _• .I,i M o rtilidhonolbAllead hoollessAlMmoss.....-__ -sivi tas I sa.i.•! - aita: 44 ' 'B " . " , 4 a v itt Ulla Lava ,at , quid* c • • ~ --.L.... , ,•• : . -) •. • . .7 C 1 9 1 • • 'llll.4MMlgnews-Aby Memo meta:..) vss ......, I , i'' 're emit a seta twists le hemea il * ~ f s ' 4° ' In stow satin Wiper. bra ham tame, I .go lbw suet's maws train re etteas fears ; . - . ,I s Whew, to Winona' 'modem' 's seen, 'I . Baillowi's Wail honks, Queen. • - Whoa fateroliards rekauther mory, cs' • lie. she NI, oast rose so glory ; Fame wilt maid her hlsbreasswa . While Ilesers reinvds bee with a crown. . . Md whoa by tale is told.on earth. Mee (maims islea—illerstrious birth—, ' , Her high dsemet—her strength of mind-- . • • : ller hold somaptioss—wit relheu : ‘ . r 1 Latham who mild that gram defame, , .• Apt meal* Britain's Mamma name, • • . . illiolemyer hold ernamanion bare. i . Mae dust' insultthe helloed bier Of Albian's salatimtpettyr--arly • is . Prom restless earth—to peaceful lleas'o. O. BIM • -,..• •• • - --...—_ paionvon, Axe. 11.--On Wednesday morning, rued that the windows •f the Pavilion were a le coasesteeriee of the decease of her Majesty. A we have farther to remark that, sines the above tanchely event. the practices of his Majesty's Hand. et ich used to be doily hare altogether been saspeossfed A few of the inhabitants here have closed or partly Amid their windows, that is, they have follwed the en ample set at the Pavilion. the residence of ear Kepi asfaetor. Moan of oar fellow-townsmen. we suspe_et. will feel sensewisat surprised. and, a little ilissatWmpo Is themselves, when we inform theta we hare boa treat a highly creditable source , that Isis Royal -High. the Duke of York. with a feeling worthy sin Princely bosom, bas made favnanible mention of tle in seams' where this takes of respect for departed Royalty bee been paid. We are nliell7 ignorant of the i . ' ~ toga who have merited this c ommendation-- . merely state a fact that has been mentioned to and which we believe to be true. Oar ea , 'dents at Chichester and Worthing describe t *anon gamed then by the death of the Queen to ha s very greet —At the former pier" in partial's •, those who cameo' aford mere expulsive symbols ming adept the humbler ones of black eratch•ri bons, aniblack seek•kerehiphi.--(Brightee Herald.) Oas the death of her Most Orations Majesty. the Quer heinrhaews at Lewes. the High Constable entered lb . /4Lbell to be tolled; and many of the trades-peop b ablitt e lleir shape. 's death was announced at Amadei • ThslisubV, by the tolling of the Church bell. which co Weed tie whole of that day. The sews of the Queen's death has thrown a over the town of Horsham. mrpatling (if possible= whildi was exhibited on the demise of the smuts). . Maces, Charlotte. Almost all the shops in the • • sea ire partly cloud. The great bell at the Chute,. tolled in the evening of Wednesday. awl again. for three hoars, eoldie m Tho ui rstu asio sserniz. The amidst 081411 • . ezpseteßia the event of a ;Z:= use- tamers liatilte. Nommen, Ace. 9.—Thnesday last, on the se*. de: riving tithe death of the Queen, the great bell a St. -ter's, with many others, tolled on the ecessiee. A . olds/sable properties of the shops in the city have half aimed sines the arrival of the intelligence. We US limos to believe that the day of her Majesty 's funeral *IN be observed in this city with the respect doe to a gates bf Ragland. Poefestotrs. Ave. 9.—On the arrival of the ratchet t d last ,we heard the intelligent' of the death of het MO The chore's hell was i m mediately m u lled ! mid t l for three hoer. this IllOrniag. The standard is hoisted half mast high on board his Ilejelkl's Ship Queen Charlotte; the Admiral's dug is shifted to his alalesuy's ship Sassiness the colours of all the ships is the - haasur. at all the forts, and at all the pnblie este blishasests are blastoff high, sad every possible respect is paid to the memory of bee Majesty. Orders are rta mired for his Majesty's ships Mew, amid Rosario, be roared to Harwich intestely. to be 10 readiness to convey her Majesty's remains to Obzharea 'A all doe nerd. _The Olaigovr was getting mei to receive !Er Simard Paget for the Bast lean. ' will return again to this port for that purpose. Al hal pest four they were out of sight. with a fair beets, i the/ will be at Harwich early la the morning. WirTlll, Aro. 11.—This morning a r;Tort of the eatli her Majesty the Qom was re dly spread brawl, eirety part of the lows--almost universal gloom sad misty prevailed. Numbers assembled en the Quay o await the arrival of the mail, by which the relate (holy intelligence was conlirtend. ANXIETY OP THE PEOPLB OP DUBLIN. tram" TSB Dttllll.l3l liellttiVll Posy. AVG. S.] Owing to adverse winds, the arrival of the mall was delayed yesterday moil past eight o'clock in the We have snot whammed mere homage sit m i iles han pervaded the city Olin the whole of yis‘ terday. The espeetation of NO ask.* annesneed Ad is blegese=erivisq:bed Nolyheed.the an amemet of the filet mink Quees'a Mmes. tegethet with the sseortainty is h DM lama/ writ, whieb wee bat too rehab* would place the farther peeress of his Illadeety en hit emmrsion.thees various nom coushieed, produced the highest degree of popular eltittlielli. ANNA the hoer of the eapouted enlist of the Mall shoot half-past two o'clock) until late is the evening. crowds eipeigle en foot, aad great numbers of heron. mein and earAsgee, mottanyd amembled about the artAlnie.--fer a time. Stmhtllle-street. the wide*. perhaps, lb any City of tante. usedi sot be passed mum dilkehy. The CAI it the Malt how . eratied their graded IMONOtts. The UM did ems et Mk *WM More later the, twat dehi \went. *bleb* firelight 41 the mate i her idelempnee net. M **kW &Foos eekeieted remove onersppeshenakena. Illinald the musk p Is le generally uselMsteed that his Majesty Ai ;eosin with the Illarenent of . donghsesa. at sun*. WWI ofter tine Queen's illielleeak Whet o ill peened to Dahlia. This 1. • the meet probe mar" and. fee Orions reuses. would be prodlieti of thalami share of insoseesienor maks such ants peesai end uesesearsi Heenerstseeee. verIBBIBINNNINEm Thomas. elthe lord Uhambeilaia's Office. west - -..erat Ilease.'ea Thoraday sad yesterday. " 4 4. and give directives reapettioa I • • st. q ~~' • •iiht OXFORD RACWI 6 ,, m argins* .IT, • , Tha l—fpor mike. sIV. o WS, 6 ifs. / fie. West's rip" tila r % • 4 t, Mrs Redinis eh. L eueetteep, loyee aid a Me Naiads. the Off of. Pok id y 9f Molbool rom Mr. ThorohM's th. f. Seattle. b$ L"t , ltphl Of Mr. Reorhey's A e. by Ritithyl $. yrs eut • a late. West's b. t Barbera. I yrs ohS • Mr.Oundat's Pelican, I yes old - C. (fa g 's b. a. swhisMst, I yri - Vr.Pryses gr. 1. Undlne. a pre 011 Mr. Meyaell's b. f. Moselle. It nosh! Olforditbire Stakes of Ings each. R. lit. ed Mr. Dendes's Chef (Mane. I yrs el.: Mr. Ritiller's Stethrep..6 yes old • • The City Members Plate of MC lie t; hred.wes woo at two beats by Mr. % d yrs old. besting two others. YORKSIIIIIR ,INS ZES. Tnuesosv, Ace. 9. RAPE...-4fOrge Smith. hue of Voltam* ailing, charged with hiving. es the !1 violently assaulted and violated the pi tobitssen, ee Ousethorpe, in the said tm an. • The peomentrix. Kiss Jane Robinsaa, and itsteresting your g women, of dla• minor the high toed. between Howd= 4 7111 lif March hot, shone live o'clock Is t when she tort the prisoner, near to a woo her round the waist, dragged her abont, a effected his diabolical purpose. She was Irroilier-in-law's home, at llleselanti, by to obsereed her crying, and buying her cap i she wax so emelt distressed that he could words. '• ft men." In eismorgnewee of the totes having to he sworn in pit the followi saki. the prosecatrix and tier brother re on the 2dlh, in order to find the pritioni There the prosecutrie deed on a man, wit wetly corresponded with that of the man w her • hot when before a inegietramalse n rinsed sleet he was set the platy person. having been hired as substitute for a per here lisliotteri ; be. the prisoner was dr Dog and Duck public-honse. dressed exec err as the man described by the presecal as the proseentrie and her - brother eater the prisoner glanced at her, hastily left tl away, nail 'toner Martini to be sobers is. was proved to have left Irokedeet is Ob die Ugh, anal to have been at Portiageto eight o'clock. where he stepped ill el where the crime was committed was tibial tween lokefleet awl Portington t sad dm bare passed the place. At Portl„ tome from Holm*, quite a rlit that in which be was even to cease. was never hard of until the IMO April, toad coamatod at the top of a stack el sullenly over. When apprehended h the crime, sad said he was afraid hit shot X surgeon proved the elolatioi of the pc, secutriz ; and she positively swore to the he maa who bad er it. The primmer, in his thaw% lisehusal law the preset:Melt helioWh e sza ti lez he renews why be bed tone lie had agreed to serve in the Nadu. sod did not wish AV *etre for *ldiot of 1111 ad wake oradftp Th Washer }elf years et togs, OW residing le Ifehelheet. Ames Ihtiff aged ft, labourer, .4 rged with notating the person of (ant osier the age of tea years. The evidence of the talent not Wits vie the primmer of the capital charge, ed ; but detaised for committing el and Jury, Its a awn time bill animalism her die issottit lift . el = • disease upon the infant. • aystataray.—Jawee Lasts, of %Om weaver, was chervil with a borglisej i flioebliffe, of Upper Thaeg, in ding end stealing therefrom notes milli Ti nt his ease was marked with very egg dames. The facts were thow—.llir his wife. very aged people, residesi night of the Rids of February, they wed into their bed•roma, oat w othe tw i l ltla a turnip-hoe. both of WI had takes from the stable. They eallei MC who en his answering. he reesivei so hie forshesd wish thespade. Thep of WI. es dkl also his wife. on of um the prosecator. and in the struggle the was momplamly torn from his body, out the wriedmads. The prosecutor ran to and took oat of it a large wooden bar. returned and struck one of the men; ba (rein him, and with it two of his ribs w old woman aim used peat resistance, fi taroitr hoe, and knocked demo one of t it. The old tortes were at last en thieves struck a light ; and then it sea s:ma's se fairly as to swear He t tilt pra t ::: stood over them end] ph:adored the hone. of all the pot ohl the world. with which they got of. The prisoner. during his trial. kept ',leaded guilty to the robber', bat not h The Jury promosaced • verdict of ill, Flat AT Teasaseo.—A dreadfal seated in the American papers toe have dada hot it appears to have hoes ma An ye witness sweetie the eta! *MUM ewe nor less than the Colooy:Plered to clear some brash. near the fed Hill. The long dry wasps clieed dri very rapidly, sod reached a few canes French Deodorises. MOW Mou Neither Mr. Henry Faller nor Me, bare any estate sear the npu:. A ktagieg to the former, called lee taking Are. Owing to the seam, hat r a dopes similar fires were pruvi mitahno4o the eastward of the islet In several of the daily papers there we know set ea what authority, s resifts' resonate at Boulpgae, War 'Weis% geatletnen and his valet. papers to slay, however. appears respondent who requests the pain, 'aigineat esti! all the eiredmistiate nate case are known. apd who aim the wounds inflicted were in Mifilefi A haat, conyegiog paeseagets to ti Rest lodiatime of Vaguer., iiithe et rue on a sunken reek. and 10011114 'manager% consisting, of ten ,patoets were, by the timely assistant of tk beach, a!i serest. • r. . , . -