The Statesman. — London, England, 1821-08-16 00:00:00

I. ~..,.. 'there was tie sew prevalence of good, kind. genuine lieglish Mlle, as has been witnessed all along the ..d. The popsies. township of Witham. however, je its oshibities of mournful attachment to her Ma. *Mb rivalled, if it did sot surpass, any tewsship there has yet boss wales to mention. From the highest et the lowest penes* in the tows all were in moaning. set it mold set have been more general bad each fa tlF is the plus lest a sear sad dear relation. he eety empties was in the bees. of a Quaker, whom religiose teems provosts him from ex. 'libido( say outward appearance of his inward grief. lb. kmaisleps were crowded with numbers of well drsawd ismalse, swim of than is tears ; the male is • bisants appeared to be all engaged is preceding the Ore. movies es beesa.back to Colchester. indeed, the cant ata of hawses at this place is immense. and as it is r ekeeti# termed et enbatastial farmers, assumes a veryim- Inlet appeerasee. The horses are baiting to proceed Immediately to Colchester, where it is expected to at. L .. 'best $$ o'clock. The pace at the beginning of the was as rapid as yesterday, but seems latterly to hive 'what abated in its speed. .. , IA1a• WATS' •T Mail llorolei 19 ado. after 111-RRIDOR TO-MORROW. .—Eventag 48 as. after 4. STOCKS TH, I Sank Woe pw SW. LW S par 0.0.05., 7 14 pw Cwt. 117 6 per No Calm 5 per WWI MI II P.S . 14.1 Asa 11111-14 faip. •ww flint 761 ° Ws II per Oat. DAY AT ONE O'CLOCK. India Stook Ditt•Doab s. re South-flea stock Soullt Sea Old Aaa. Is BUNN. 04. 4i. Is. p.. Onolam for hlonay pat Rank for Armonk India for ditto Cos. for loft 714 ek Loft. Tickets —4. 04. etc ttatußnatt. TSB lITATIOIIII/1" IS INCOSIPOIMTES WITH " STATIONIMI." LONDON: THURSDAY EVENING, AUGUST 16, 1521. The ministerial prints are labouring in their vo liNt to throw upon the people the odium which liese heir employers have deservedly incurred, in eons.- est the disgraeleftfl scenes that were exhibited a the metropolis on Tuesday. Foiled as they were in their attempts to prevent the funeral procession of her Majesty from passing through the City, they are resolved to deprive the inhabitants of the :Gantry, as much as they can, by precipitate and iiide :rot haste, from paying those respectful tributes to her memory for which they had been prepared. It is Impossible fur any man possessed of any sense of pro- to rood of the progress of her 141s.ossT1's mins to Chelmsford without being deeply shocked. It t Impossible for one to learn the hollow pretenres 41 which this violation of decorum is excused without 'being digitated sad indignant it their hypocrisy.— rln all tame outrages os deceiver, they allege they are " the faithful executors of her MAJESTY'S Will."—She wished her remains to be conveyed in privacy, and if possible removed in three days! Re spectful and consistent friends to the persecuted QUEEN, in this they skewed the only instance of compliance with her wishes ! In this they affected to fulfil her desires, for the purpose of exposing her remains to indignity! Rut the penetration of Englishmen can not be Attired, nor their spirit suppressed. The in dignities offered to her Majesty's memory will not be forgotten, nor the *mischiefs caused on Tuesday buried in her grave. (SIMS A fIV UN PArEit SicSIVILD THIS 11010IING.) " From a passenger, who arrived in the Waterloo Steam packet, yesterday, we are sorry to find that a Mr. Raymond, aid the sister of an eminent physician, of this City; wills her two children, are among the suf refers on board the Earl Moira. Extract nfa letter from Dublin, dated August 13, realised ibis moraine-- - , " A ft er tho departure of his Majesty, the Marquess of Londooderry, as be was prepaiing to enter his car riage, was recogaitted by the people, who immediate ly hailed him. The Noble Marquess returned his compliments by repeatedly bowing; but before he had tinge to enter his carriage, a gentleman, Mi. Benjamin Norwood, of Townsend-street, stepped from the crowd an& iddeessed his Lordship thus:— . " liiv Loan--You have been well received to-day, after is absence of upwattht of twenty years from the itilpitill of your native country, and we hate one fa. I , veur fis ask of you—' Ask it,' said his Lordship, ' A repoll of the Window Tax,' replied Mr. Norwood. Ms Lordship, laying his hand upon his heart, said empha ticaily, .Cla thy honor, if it is in my power it Shall be granted.' Tbis iliclaration was received by the peo ple with reiterated expressions of applatiite. The Paris papers which hive arrived tits aiiislarl threw no additional light on the movements of teeth: ott Austria, or Turkey. Those which arrived last night are 'vasty in their information on use sow ..hjret. The agconote from Vicuna are to tht and Bounce that eonsidetairie ',mations *ill shortly taL place ili the to position of the Austrian Council 01 State, Sad in several departments of the Ministry, Letters bane Imes received in that capital frost Ilikpb, which stated that the Russian Cleeeral Übe* bad orders to go to the frontiers to take the asseestad of* army which was to set. in calk du obbrookee reposed loth. Turkish Ooteinureat shook he rehomod. 2'be ember ef diereeable troop, ahead] oelleseed by tbe—limptew of Reselee sad provide±l aid' all the evierfel retalsise for earryleg ea bead 'Kt% SW endowed at SSW,. The &grassed Owl eessieleg el KUL Several THE Mk! mewl; had bees seat from Temeswar Jo the koation. 'ldiot others were emseeutratisg is Truasylvassis., Plat Golowkin, the Russian Minister, was engaging surgeons on account of his Ooverameet. The Americus fiserver states, on the authority of letters hem Cos. stauti•ople, dated July 10, that on the 4d of that sass* the day after the festival of Bair's:, twelve or Mae thousand Turks of all descriptions, comprising wasp Janissaries and Asiatic soldiers, perambulated the principal streets of the suburb of Pere, keeping up 11 constant fire of musketry. The Great Admiral and She Minister of Police immediately ran to the spot, and with much difficulty succeeded in dissipating the san guinary throng. The nest day the guards were dou bled at every post, and the Foreign Ambassadors far - 'dished with such effective protection, that although thousands again assembled, they committed so act of , violence. FkENcif Furips.-87 1. 80 e.—Bank Action 1. 60 c. The intelligence from Spain is dated Madrid. Aug. 14.—0 n the 2d lost. it appears that same plc had been formed by the Clabbists of the Fois*aim efor assassinate Don Victoriano Jams, as they were net satisfied with the decision of the territorial audience of New Castillo respecting him. Stone troops were therefore placed under arms for the purpose of pre• venting their ioteotion from being carried into effect: no disturbance took place. The King returned to Madrid on the 3d, from the baths of Sacedoa. Consmercial letters, received in Paris from Rio Janeiro, state that a new Revolution bid broke oat at Rio Janeiro, and that the Priam, Viceroy had quitted the City and embarked ; a Provisional Junta baying been named after his departure. The report has been contradicted of the Earl of Lauderdale's passing through Shretvothary, at I I o'clock on Wednesday night, on lilt way to the Mar quess of Angles's', seat. It is said that the noble Lord, accompanied by his friend, Lord Oray, (not Orey,) was at the Foreign Office on Friday. TUE Assor.—The following, 'e understand, is the inew scale of prices of Countnissioos in the Army : c.tr %LRY. INV.% NTILY. Lieutenant-Col. 16,175 Lieutenant-Col. • .14,500 Major - - • 4,45 Major - • - 3400 Captain - - - - 3.225 Captain - . 1,419 Lieutenant - - - 1,1911 Lieutenant Cornet -•- $lO Ensign . - 450 0 The Royal Standard at the Tower was on Sunday.' by order of Ouvernment, hoisted half eta, high. awl' is to continue au till the removal of her Majesty's re mains out of the country. The Tender utf the *use place, as also a number of vessels in the river, Qreps-1 wick Hospital, &c. displAyetl the same emblem of re' rect. A allskt Stray took pTaca lima sight at a rititlil c- Mei in Exatipatroet, Sluane-strut. We aro infer ed that a person drank the health of the Blots in the presence of • Life Guard's-mans it is said by souse that the above person also abased the latter. upon which the soldier knocked him down. The soldier was then tsken into custody, but afterwards was libe rated by a party of his comrades. We learnt yesterday that there were in St. George's hospital, two persons who had been wounded in the of fray at Comberiandirate ; one a boy, who had received a sabre wound on the knee; and the other a man, who, had been shot in the breast, and is since dead. A (0. 1 Ironer's Inquest will be held on the body this afternoon. The name of the unfortunate man is Francis. At the London Hospital, we learnt yesterday were the following casualities, iii consequence of the confusion attending the procession the day before, in that vicinity One broken arm ; one fractured thigh, (man ;) one spine of neck broken; a woman's skull fractured ; besides several trifling accidents. One child was also burnt to death, being left by its parents, who had gone out to see the procession. We regret to state that her Majestv's eoschm3n re ceived sevetal injuries on his head, from stones and missiles thrown by the crowd who stopped up the roads, to prevent the Procession going the route which had been previously determined upon. Many of the lilacs received concussions and other injuries during the affray. Amongst the innumerable instances of heroic con duct displayed by the people on Tuesday, perhaps there ,vas no instance egoist to the following of cool determination, dauntless and affection for his Queen :—At one of the Part gages, which was in the possession of the people, and about to be attacked by the military, a man of very diminutive stature was seen holding the gate with both his hands, and di claring most resolutely that he would never leave his hold. The mass were drives back, but still be re tained his poiltion. When the Guards had carried the gate, a soldier remonstrated with him without suc.. ass, and then exclaimed, "If you do not let go I'll cut your baud. off." 18 CCT MT HtAMT ' 01,7T" MU the reply, "11l never leave the gate alive." The gate was immediately foried, and the little hero *as lost amidst the confusion which followed, but apparently without receiving any material injury. A Greenwich Pensioner, whose weather beat-n coon tenancy proclaimed a long and active service, reef ob. served staiidiug in the street in illicit contemplation of MAN. iT Tom TUNIBRAL lIIAJRBTY. . Tae, vdind 1a bearsee(Carotise Tim thesthead, theuesad hearts entwine, Learsediag. bitterly sod sere. Thank the " Wired" Prineess bore ; -The ills diet Welt* her noble Mart ; The Bin that fledged death's pahsful dart. TN eye, so °sloes, looked that wa). And did not shed a tsar that day ; No heart so herd. it did not ?eel, titles@ 'Man kiwi of *sae sr steel. Aid 'aid the scoots of grief afar, I heard the beliefs, sobs of war I Oh sheets ; oh I shame, urea that seas, in, could mane so be. a plan ; Who could disturb seek heartfelt grief, Iris past all keeirledge—past belief! lie oast be ruthless, (atrial. fail, Formed amid savages to dwell. Blush Britain, thee, so famed of old, Of wheat so ad a tale Is told! Oh ! blush, ye Briton! Wash to know it is—bat was bet—stwors so! Loads. Wedassday IIIR KING'S ARRIVAL IN DUBLIN. War t (►ROY TUB DVOLIN MORNING POST.) When his Majesty alighted from his carriage at thr oor of the Lodge; several Gentlemen also alighted. rill Majesty termed roand before he entered, snit &d -ressed all who were prevent In nearly the following In addressing you, my friends, now amend ale, missive I am addressing the Nobility, Gentry, and 'rows of Ireland; I can truly say, this is one o lie happiest moments. of my life-1 feel mach leasnre in being the first of my family who set foot on Irish ground ; that burst of feeling which bare witnessed in my progress hither, has been, most delightful to me—it shall be my endeavonr to repay it. Early in life I loved Ireland, and, I Itrust, I can boast of an Irish heart ; I am jug' now after a protracted and tedious voyage ; circumstances ;have scarred sinoe its commencement which I will not here mars particularly anode to ;—arcept my heartfelt thanks for your truly Irish welcome. I shall now take my leave of you, by saying, that I will drink in your healtlis in a glass of good whiskey punch." His Ms 'e sty then shook hands, most cordially, with every per son within his reach, without distinction of rank or ap pearance, and retired. During his short address he ap red much affected, and when he mentioned hisearly , for Ireland, he spoke with emphasis, and in an im- 1 iye and animated manner : ha was frequently sp rier!. Mari were in all about owe humlresi lib- I bis 116Fott 4 bred at stet! on Be, arrival at ditt VAL tl teyd enlace ue tbsttery. and the Ualou Flag was Tower. LOSS OF THE EARL MOIRA PACKET. --41.-- TO THE EDITOR OF THE STATESMAN. Sta—Tbe letter addressed to me by Mr.liCay, one of the survivors from the wreck of the Moira packet, and inserted in your paper yesterday, has ex cited in many individuals the most anxious feelings, and 'named them to visit me for an explanation rela tive to Capt. Moore', mentioned as being drowned. A• , the communication of the following particulars have of forded relief to the minds of several who have called on me, probably von may deem it proper to give them insertion. Mr. W. N. 51 4 Cay arrived in town from Dublin, about 31st July, to commit me, and bein7 extremely deaf, was accompanied by Capt.iin Monro and another 'gentleman. On the 4th or 6tb instant, he took les% e dine, and on the 13th I received the letter from him. As he does nut mention the other gentleman 1 hope he is also saved. Captain Monro was shoat 5 feet 6. dark hair, small features, a native of the Sister Kingdom, and very, gentlemanly in his 11131311,11. am, Sir, your obedient servant. W. WRIGHT. 18, Henrietta-stroet, Cosent-garJen, Aug. 16, MI. Yesterday the dispatches for China, by the ship Scalaby Castle, Captain D. k. Newell, were closed at the Bast India Hesse, aid delivered to the Purser of that ship. The 14th Dearth, marched into London on Taus• day evening, froui Hwanglow. At the New Church, in the Stiand, on while the Footiiitards were forming a circle in the greet, the people apprehending their purpose might be to con flict the Pavers' offer Watetlooo-hridge, began to have iecoarse to their usual method of bloc;:atle. A waggon opportimiely coming in sight they took out the horses Ind Owed it across the Straad, is the narrow part near the church. The %Merl Immediately seised one end of the waggon; the people resisted i but the halberts of the sergeants 611111 t oppred to the umbrella .ticics of the crowd, the military were triumphant, and the wag pa was wheeled away. We have latherity I. contradict the paragraph which appeared is matt of the papers a yesterday, statieg, a Mr. Jobsstoo. Brns•foamler, of New•s re. was as Taesslay shot tlirough the body see happy to add dills so *widest *letterer bapikaad Woe dialog t►e whole day. Tao Talbot aal lima - hoe Steara-packets rontiasi ladling regularly Wilma Bristol snd V 0.1.:. even Itrodoesday itai Saturday and it gives pleasure ti learn, that day ant nadir* that degree of en eouragematitt trbieb tbe altor mane of the cpovey awe emeriti. nay haft Warta het making thcil soaps tiaprecedeolo4 *lathy, isetwitlastaadi tag • praialliitd•rattweatin szprtioteog by thee Owe Ask eilabliaateat as th• Bristol datum spirlietraptiallors at these now& are highly de - We. barn, gar they went 'llte brat a 15091krip.o" ix *pa tea Da .- - - I" - ' COIRAPO.7I . • 111TWRIDI inn 1111111111011.1111 Or IBM 1•411 . 1 1141,JESTT'- WILL, AIM TSB MARL OP LIVIRRIIOI. —.olllllllm— le a Ministerial paper of this morning. is a inn" Sr. We purposed% lobe the sabstaeteof Ole sorerspon.i• ace which In passed bows,* Lori LiverpoSi and her ate Majesty's gzesstors, sod intended ss a defence .. ds Lordship's deeisiee es the orossios. th,• Is:count it would appear that similar after her Mcp* J's deems*. the 'session ell i.IIT enoessoiested • . Liverpool the Will wed Co-tie-11s, wader whirl, y meant to act. They stated it was her 314-or's ish that her re:sates shoal(' he -tativeyed to Bruns /irk for interment ; anti they opolitol, throngh oi• Lordship. to have the expense of the funeral detray,..,t by his Majesty. On Moaday they addressed * joie, reammetrance to Lord lAverpool, *lath% they hail lea n• from Baron Best, the Hanoverian Envoy, that en op • vial preparations had yet been made for the teeeptin.. the Queer's funeral at Stoat, and eomplaioing the two days wilt tae abort a .cure foe th e p eeeee etew i t h Harwich. Ups these grounds they cleave''. L. as Execatees, they declined taking any reopens , hips" loth, proposed removal of the body to Bruns .Lord Liverpool, at the receipt of this ante. at. plied. to Bares Best, to know whether any emotion's's emir% hat boss mate to the Hanoverian autimritiovii Stadt,. v* the subject; when the Baron answered the, he had alreody forwarded be the last mail. stab dime lions to Stadt, as would insere every facility in thi progress of tfie,Queen's funeral ; and that he west itnenediately Wad another dispatch by a Courier to Elm any further arrives that mizbt be requisite. This es* f the Baron's was forwarded to the Execatore. Wit respect to the complaint of haste in the jersey Harwich, Lord Liverpool said that the time was tot oc absolutely fixed, but that, if necessary, the puttidat might intrude late part of the third day, should thy be fused necessary. As to the wish of the Bas ettto.s, in a certain degree, to decline their respotele hility, his Lordship is stated to have declared, that, in his opinion, each responsibility belonged to their sits. atiou ; however, fie did no press the szepocelbility upon them, further than as mere matter of oploiost t' but said, that as they declined it. he must take ateauures for Insuring the progress of the faxeral Mask to Brunswick. On Tuesday, Dr. Lashington having lest ver►ally, to She gentlemen empleyl he herd Masherlain to remove the Maple, mot* kis at seven •'clock in the Moroi". oorosolliPlil Ado fact to Lard Liverpool. In this realm MIN two protested against the removal, and tioehroi Mod dray be felt it incumbent on him to Mom' the bestial Wt.. Anal destination, yet be wholly ditelalmed all NiarowiP ►ility in its eonduct and masagrosor, Wolof to hli ,blajrsty's Governsilent the Miro donut w Mirk duties which they tad aommodl. ifielporilertttec ~C~~ lorntiaiariffraTiy, refined le go naafi the tried erg - ' *each provided for 1010, sod %ken mot, a lettet to /Aid, Liverpool. affecting sot to know that Mr. 'hostas was a FityLeman belonging to tire lard Cisasubeilain's Depart nt, or that be was acting ellieWli ander the autbo of Osiventomat. De. imekkagtoo and Mr. Wittiterf !mow proceeding to Breaswlek. sot as persons 1110 see rood 4. the direction of the foam). bat as mon spectators. I—on1—o n Wednesday assenitsg, however. Dr. Loalgoroll wrote from Chebmsford. at i quarter Were live in the morning, complaining lay leech of the e-oadiset of Mr, Thome, in proceeding tio from Rumford at half-past ten the night preceding. He says he remonstrated with Mr. Thomas on ibis enbject ; and concluded by saying that he with much anxiety experts frees his Majesty's government some person dnly authorised to take charge of the Royal corpse at Harwich. His lordship, in con stituents., wrote yesterday to both the executors. reply ing to Mr. Wylde's letter, and ,ending a copy of the re ply to Dr. Lushington. " A, you both declined," says br, " it has bee. the duty of government to give the ne cessary orders to theasners of the Lord Chamberlain's lepartment to conduct the Royal remains to their ulti mate drstinatios at Ilswiterick." In addition, it is said, that lord Liverpool reminds the evecaton that it vim the anxious desire of his Majesty's government to coos' sort all the necessary measures with them, and to cuss ' forma to their wishes, so far as they were consistent with the clear iateations of her Majesty, and with what the King's toretnntent considered as their public duty. The article then snbjoins, (hut whether in the laeguage of Lord Liverpool, or of his defender, It does not appesr,) at " with regard to tbe Queen's ntentioo two things are pettedly clear, one that her Majesty wished bet remains ta br. remove' with as lithe delay as possible. When she said three days she could never mean-Atm weak% which might elapse before intelligence assill his received bete that all preparations at Stadt were imapiete. Her other wish *as, that the letarral should he re private as denary and a doe respect to her exalted rat& woold permit; she could not therefore bate meant that arveral weeks should be employed in etillectiag together *large cardlcativ. and dabs of the lower orders with ear and political inscriptioutkor that her corpse should be drown ostentatiously through the City of London, with a es. mottoes attendance of the Common Couseil and Wm.. In avoiding all these things the Oovormetnt were hi fact faithful Executor' of her Majesty's AU." - - CI.IIIICHO{.T ACCIDENT:O4E aft. Jibs Collins. con of the late Edward John Collies. g m . of Bl eb. mold, Snit}, Was Bailie( In %dumb Illasioor. SOW lkiegsbridge. Derma, on Thursday the IPA IMMO. fit Captain Delatest's. ft. N. pleasure boa n t f =prof by a man to assist kin, the hnat was a et set by a %odd's gut of wind. and esert i zat t i nt , woe mode to sue them, yet all the bursau p r oved ineffectual, for the ainiable petit soak to tear no more, and his colopanioa was nearly Oa ham be reached the shore, bit Is expected to moue, as in an lastest, is his widowed mother ebb bee morons family, nbiia mourelng fee Ito loes of tie east indulgent bilabial sod trader Presto tleythed of the object of her foulest hop. I. the notimely death of her eldest see. in the I fib you of bbfoe.] lie was beloved by all who bad the ploaellfett/ how imp bin. sail admiral for his Ilia eta off bik goo sod onressitties &flimsies I. Lis 1 ,414 0 11 0 0- siren, . ,~-- • passing seise, apparently unconscious of the _ _ mense crowd of petsiis that had assembled, to witness the depariurelto a foreign land, of the remains of shell much injdred and persecuted Queen. his eyes *iced only on thb procession, sad his whole soul absorbed in the general feeling of deip . aad heartfelt sorrow.— On the approach of the heave, containing the body, the poor fellow's feelingi were past restraint, his legs trembled; the tears he bad baton with much difficult, suppressed, now chased each other In rapid istccessioi down his fortowed clieeli; • Cid itriking big breast hi . exclaimed, in broken ictents- 44 0 and! may the per mentors of that heel of weans. till the end of theli days, feel what I feel." The response was gew mi. sad of OM bless yodr Mint 4esro all steadti. Ilia •141 awe's 6.4 basdetikolit Wm wet with ward; he tallied it attest 10 a dilt ph" bet hi vela bil talAisw4 IS pocket ad wail* amp • ..~.,- . ~~ -- ~ L__ .s • _ ~^~~,~' :t~: -4 • • • S . --; "w, , i "A a~f S _ - 1.... % • t ~ ~ If