The Statesman. — London, England, 1822-04-10 00:00:00

in of it from tho ordioory trauma. I bead bar a teadmacy to lower But, when a paper-meaty is y, all natural and regislar coast- Jo. The late war was, therefore, us from all other wars ; aod the peace its effects from every former peace. " excitations" of war, of wbicb talks: it was the effect of a false the Bank, then borrowed by the go er to be repaid in real mosey. Rcronr.—The appearance of at Illark•lane, was evidentirthat of be holders of cora expecting so re :ohms propositions of the. Agrieni- Indeed, bow is any relief to be pointed oat by the Committee? The tars to be little better than merely less it be the part that recommends remission to the holders of foreign corn four ; fur, thea, it would most ra in EaglisA bellies ! As to exporting n most be road that can think of such e it let out to be groustd, not as mash sake a single Norfolk damplin will bland. But, really, we are almost essieg any thing to ant readers on this e verily believe, that sroslsall, like the he Old Times, fill ap oar colonies with bast, matter theft oo one can trace to las at its point of direstioo. of so little interest to remark the dlr. :es place ameog the blisisterial prints, shuns on the rupture of the segocia isasia and the Porte. The Courier of Ile authority of his Parisian correspond to be likely that a few boars oily oats the arrival of Atha informatics goo ber at the Foreign Office, or at the Ike Anatriia or Rustles ambassadors. ores of this morning, on the other that upon the great question offeace ithetendisg the very cosfidest state cotemporsries, they costes', they still al. Their ground of doubt, however. o port of Turkey, bat on that of Russia. se." say they, "that the Porte had we ak off the segociation—don it follow ti •J s setrre to involve She other powers sat secessarily take place? Those who Nast believe, that Russia will either be sup m other great poorer, is schemes srAieli fie e beam So resist. or that Russia lie llte ram sfitttrope. Peace is so isseb t the interest of all the great powers, that males any one insase esoogh to joie rojeet of partition, which mast spread the from oss end of Europe to another."— ; of this language is toe clear to Need as ors to tie Bth inst. bring a Naremberg ar- Ilst. alt., which, after mestiosiag the par idy hummer the negociations at Coasts.- Jolts to the nth of February, says. "on key threw down the gauntlet. sad it re wets whether Russia will take it up. Ac tin) system of the newssoagers, Russia er to vindicate her honour and to make requests. Bet perhaps the Emperor Alex ers himself above the insults of the Divan; agues% that Monarch has always declared Is none. The eon reception of the Turkish lea seems to be a step taken fir the par 'ring that Russia is uaarquainted with it, i.e the European powers wish to make one e for peace. or because they are desirous of me to conclude a coareation respecting to be adopted in common against Turkey." id.. from a Warsaw correspondent states, on the sth that an express sent direct from pie, brought to Count Langeron the official formal rejection of the Russian ultimatum by tad that the Governor-General immediately a courier to St. Petersburg. A third tion from Odessa is as follows accounts which we receive from Con- , of the 7th, •confirm the previous of the enthusiasm excited in the Turks by Ali Pacha. This intoxication of success r cost the lives of many Innocent Greeks. — barbarity and ferocity have been reaewed pital, and the people are eager for war. Effendi in the conference of the 16th. of ' held pretty temperate language to the Bri. Luaus; but the lute which be bad deliver - Foreign Ministers proves that be only sough t the Noble Lard ; we know from good an at it is expressly said in it, that if the Porte the same time demanded the reatoration of sec which it lost in Asia. it is pare modern s part. The Ottoman Cabinet also accuses ian Cabinet of partiality to Russia is the of its Minister to maintain pease. These I may enable us to guess at the rest of this tote, and we may be easily persaaded that the if iniquity of that power is frill. Some per as here that the first news of the rejectioa 'hostas was knows on the sth inst. and that undiately lent to St. Petersburg. Accord the following, which is taken from the de Paris, itnifilities have already partially THE STATESMAN. .00nthemmea ded Sty asoa he 'spatted to aim* , the most samgaluai7 ter.: Tte notion of the Turks in - Ifoldavisalsetelag more awl move an offen sive character, the General is Chief. &Omelet. ital proceeded Is person to the extreme frostier, to mak each arrangements as circatostaeces May require. Ae cording to the orders, which have beta transmitted to thodiffer.mt Russian bead•quarters, the divisions can• lamed to the several districts of Bessarabia hare marched to take up concentrated positions aloes the Pruth. It is said that parties of cavalry have already exchanged a few shots. It is generally believed that the first Courier will bring news of an scion, which there is every reason to expect will be sanglinart."— The expectation of s contest, of which the szteut can oot be f n. appears to have effeet on the specula tions of continental politicises, sad it is affirmed that the political mtlations betimes the Cabinets of Biala and of the Netherlands, have become much more inti mate within a short time. There is ao intelligence of importance respecting France. In the Chamber of Deputies on Saterday the discussion on the Budget, was resumed, bat it chiefly termed on the coinage, sad presented nothing worthy of remark. The French Fantle see the same as we yesterday quoted HOUSEROLD OF HIS BRUNEL E MARQUESS IFELLISLEY. fils. ‘ Excel/raey. tbis Marqrseas Wellesley has just smismkated the reepeetive Officers of his Household. As following appointments bare taken place : Sims Srawsiaw.--General Sir John Campbell. Patrars Sacarraity.—Edward Johnston, Esq. Cow rritow.an.—Elwaril Johnston, Seq. • Gait mama): Useau—Sir Steuart Brace, Bart. CRAM AAAAA isr.—Sir Charles Vernon, Knt. Mistrals 01 THE Holum—Tim Honourable Colonel Gore. FIRST OR PalviTC CIJAPLAIN.—The Rev. Mr. Risse4t- • GINTLIMIN OP TOR BREICIIA Edwin Johnston, Esq. Piece.—Master Gore; Meow' Vernon. ALIDIS-DR CAMP IN ORDINART*--Litatenant Col. D'Arcy. Royal Artillery; Captain Brownian , . Ceylon Regiment; Lieutenant Creagh. half pay, Royal Ar tillery; Lieutenant Ricketts, Royal Fusileers; Capt. Webster, half-pay ; Lieutenant the Honourable W. , Coldstream Guards. Atoss-wit-Caste EXTRAONINART.—Lief A. De Roos, balf-psy ; Captain the lion. F. ditto; Lieutenant Vignoles. half-pay, Royal r. oast . F. C. Smith. Coldstream-gal Colby. Royal Gorse-guards Blue. . Mr. Lyne. a most respectable rod efficien the Household of our late Viceroy, the Earl of Whit worth. bolds the same appointment, that of Steward, In the Household of his Excellency the Marques, Wellesley.--(Dublie Months: Post. Mosday.) TO THE EDITOR OP THE STATESMAN. MB Hunter ; .... Stn.--As I see by your paper of last night, that it is your intention to publish the proceedings of the vestry yesterday in this parish, I have thought it right to make you acquainted with as many particulars as possible. I know you are acquainted generally with the abuses that had existed in the conduct of she pa rish ogees for some yearl. In consequence of these abases, some public spirited individuals had deter mined upon a reformation, bet, as you might stipple*: they found the task " a liarS one," and almost be yond their strength. " Justice, however, will Aare be away," the lewd of Providence appeared to aid them, and eft* Neat exertions, eaeouatering insur mountable difficulties, and almost insurmountable oh elector, and 1 Melt add great expense. two Societies, acting in unison, were formed, the tine consisting of the independent gentlemen of the parish, the other of the most respectable tradesmen. The latter Society is called, and very properly, the " Guardian Society." It consists of nearly 200 members, having a Chairman, Deputy Chairman, Treasurer, and two Secretaries; and for its spirited conduct and unanimity, it is unequalled by any parish in the British empire. To this Society, the parish at large must attribute the glorious ends they have obtained, via. that of expelling from the manage ment of the parish affairs, unworthy and corrupt men, and protecting it against tbeit return. — They reg ard so man in these affairs as a personal friend or foe. They I are biassed by sou, bet while they bow with due sub mauler to existiageuthority, they present an invincible twelve to merroptioo in ever? form. 1 anent conclude, airofilthowt congratulating yen on the ~wee of our • proceedings; for I am well assured you feel an interest • with us in the harmony, good conduct, and respects , bility of our meeting yesterday, headed by our.worthy rector.-1 am, Sir, your bumble servant, A PARISHIONER. King's Road, Chelsea, April 10, 15•. KING'S THEATRE. A new Opera, Willed ldue Pretendenti delnsi, was , presented list night at this theatre. The following are the Dramatis Personas:—Procopio, Dt Denim; Faust°. PLACCI ; Edwardo, Cuntoxt ; Madame Dr ligwvis. The story is extremely simple. Sanitise is the ward of Adronico, who proposes as her hus band, Procipio, an old miser. The wife of Andronico proposes Faust°, a man of rank. .Entillo prefers Edwardo, an officer. She alarms the other suitors, successively, by representing to the miser her taste for extravagance, and to the man of fashion her lore of retirement; and, she, finally martin the officer.—The music is by Mona; and is highly beautiful and elegant. Madame DE BEMS share of It is uncommonly brilliant; she performed the heroine, and was lively, pleasant, and ingenious. Di BEONIS gave the miser with greater skill ; and PLaces was highly sportive and entertaining in the man of rank.— One of the finest movements of this opera was a duel, " Dolce dell' anima," sung by Madame Dt 8Eq415 and Signor CURIOS!. It is composed with all the delicacy of PAESTELLO. Great effect was givets to it by the very pleasing manner in which it was sung. A wrangling duet between BEGNIS and his wife, was uncommonly spirited. Several of the airs were rapturously encored. The opera was well received ; and, no doubt, will be heard with frequent pleasure. Signor Muses has been, hitherto, little ktmwn in this country; but, on the con tinent, enjoys a considerable share of reputation. Wears sorry to have to add, that little was done by the Theatre In behalf of a piece which deserved so much. The *le of the decorations was uncommonly poor ; and the Inferior characters 'were assigned to very incompetent singers. IscianoN.—We find that our National ballad-sin ger, Charles Incledon, takes his final leave of the Coo 'don-stage, on Friday, the 19th of this month; and when we •ecollect the many years he has been before the public as a vocal performer, as well as his previous services to the public in another capacity in the Navy, we are confideot that a London public will not allow their old favourite to quit the stage, without endeavouring to enlighten the gloom of his exit with the tokeos of their final approbation. In the navy, where he was twice severely wounded, it was his pride to make his vocal powers cheer his mess-mates, on board his Majesty's ships of war, in the West Indies, daring the years 1782 and 1783• At the termination of the war, in the latter year, INCLIDON was com manded by Admiral PIOOOT, to go on board the For midable from his own ship the Raisouable ; the Admiral, on that day, giving a splendid din ner to the diff Captains of the Fled.— INctsoore was called on to sing the national an them of God save Me Meg, and nide Britannia, and other appropriate songs, and these be executed with such power and sweetness of voice that the .Ad mind was pleased to name him the singer of the British Fleet." Since the days of Beard, no musi cal professor has possessed such a compass of voice ; 'and the excellence of Incledon, as an English ballad singer, will be recollected with pleasure while the me mery of ►he publ:c can retain a vestige of his powers SHIPPING Pdatsmorrt, Avid!. 9,—Arrival his Iblesty's Carnelian frill a at. E. PLIAIOI3TO, APRIL 6.—Arriveri the Betsey. Loviog• ton, from St. Mary's, Coast of Africa.—Wind R. by ' HAAN APRIL 9.—Came down from the river night, and sailed. De General de Knock, Phillips, retteriffe ; and the Finsbury, Clrghtson, for 'Mantas I also to-dsv, and sailed BK. Lard Alulgrare. Sliramichi; Orwell, Bryant, for St. Kitts; Freedom. Slues, for Quebec; Toscani Stevens, for Pri nce Edward's Island; and Cornwall , R obinson, for Q uebec.—Wintl N. E. Ltvaarooi, APRIL B.—Tbe Thomas. Ronny. for • lifas, grounded yesterday on Burbn Bank, but Aerated. last night, and returned to the river. The Orbit, Jamaica, grounded yesterday on the Flats, but floated last night and proceeded to sea. HARWICH, APRIL 9.—The Elizabeth, Jones. Carnarvon to Lynn, has this day been brooch' In yawl in a very leaky state, having been on shore on , Holm Sand yesterday; she also slipped from an sockor and cable. - SPORTING INTELLIGENCE. NEWMARKET CRAVEN MErrE4lll, TUESD %Y. Avon Sweepstakes of 100 gs each, b. ft. for bilks% 4111 _ Duke of Grafton's Posthorn', by Orville, out of Modal" Mr. Rush's eh. Rosalind, by Ruben& out of Reserve. Mr. Goddard's by Illermion, out of Nymphina Won by Two Lengths.—One paid. (Ito 4on Mr. !lush's ch. Rosalind. Sweepstakes of 100 gs each, h. ft. for the produce of mares, coveted In 1818: colts, 851. 71b. fillies, Set M. Those got by untried Stallions to be aowed Sib. Duke of Porland's f. Vaultress, by Walton, d am by Elec tion Lard Exeter's eh. c. by Soothsayer, out of Mishits's. Doke of Leeds's gr. e. by Conies paid.—Won by a No betting. The Second Class of the Eigistb Riddlesworth Stakes, 200 gs «ads, b. ft. for Allies, list. 7th. Ab. M. %ism by untried stallions, or out of untried mares, to be - gib. if both, Sib. • Date of Grafton's Posthunia, by Orville, ont of Means Bat. 413 Duke of Grafton's Varnish, by Ruben., out of V , I Pat 413 Sir J.ltyng's by Careening, out of Mary. Sat. Mb Lord Earessont's Won b y a FroliLengtb. bTc, dun y en paid. Salim. 811.2 M 3to 1 apt Posthums--3 to 1 apt Varnish —ego 4 J. Dyng's-8 to I apt Lord bleremont's. The Outlaw. Stakes of 50gs each, b. R. D. I. Mr. Fox's North Wester, 3 yrs old. 7st. 12th Lord Strad hroke's Intantator. S yrs old. 7st 913 Mr. Rumshottoto's Skreekborn, 5 yrs aid, 80. Sib. Mr. Rous's Euphrates, 5 yrs 01t1,9 it. 113. • Lord Exeter's c. by Arslrossan, 4 yrs old, Lord Bridgewater's Mr. Lowe, 4 yrs old. Bst 41f ... Duke of Oregon's Reginald, S yrs old, 7st. 1113... Mr. Lambton's RLehard. 3 yrs old, 7st. Mb. Ur. Stevens', Valentine, by Portion, Lyre old , Est. Won by Two Lengths.—Five Paid. The Judge placed but S. Sto 1 asst North Wester-8 to 1 opt Ineantator— Mt* apt lihrekhorn—Oto 1 apt Eaphrates-7 to 9 sgst Rost nal4-6to 1 apt Richard. It is reported in a Boston paper, that Guadeloupe land Martinique will be free for the depositing Amorists* mailinerce ani that eatteffmay dad its ' to France through these Amanda. Tex Waernan.—The last has beet the . winter of which we have any recollection. Tex Seeks have stood out all the winter, and ae oat from skein, very fine indeed, were selling .neat Garden Market, last Satarday„ the kb of April, a thing which, we believe, was never icemen, before, within the memory of the oldest ussn spring is not very forieard. owing to the late of plants in the fall. The weather, nose, checks , thing. There have been two white freaa successi including last night ; and they may destiny the early cherries, and early pease. Tim apricots (- elegies) are as big as basimnots, and tits peaches nectarines are Dearly naked from the Worsen • none of these are yet safe frees the effects e coming upon wet. The bloom of these was the and strongest that we recollect ever to have England. • Toe sere Dust..—Mr. Borthwick, of the , &Vied. was apprehended at Dundee on Wedi and carried to Edinburgh early on Thursday by Mr. Patrick Murray, messenger at arms, ticiary warrant, charging him with having ed several letters and other manuscripts I printing office of that paper. The legality Burtbwick's conduct, we understand, is lomat question still pending, as to whether, at the his taking the papers, he was or was not • pro' His statement is, that he was so; that he had no doubt, to sell his interest in the coneet partner Alexander; but that the latter aot fulfilled the conditions of the barrio, Borth' obtained a judgment of the Magistrates of C reinstating him in the possession ; that he had ingly resumed possession, before wile. immediately thrown into prison, on an old caption debt; that he was liberated by his agent on the e Lug of Sunday the 9th of March ; that about o'clock next morning, he went to the office, from one of the desks which was open, and thee of which he still retained the key, the manuscript* in. question ; that he conceived himself alai this; and that he had a strong inducemei namely, to save himself from the consequence secutions brought against him through the t partner. A young loan, who had been a composii in the &sting' office, and who, it is said, was e ed by Borthwick to carry the papers to the has also been committed on a Justiciary werrant, his master's accomplice. —(Dandec eleleertiser.) John Perry, who was sentenced at the Devon sizes, ter setting fire to his premises, on Monday (teed on the drop at the County Gaol. His since his sentence, was particularly penitent, so devo:ed himself I. the duties of religion, met his fate with fortitude and resignation. A currespostlent Worms as, that Vyse, of k. street, is vending his Leghorn Hats, of the new , upon the same cheap priociphs as the celel, . Todd and Co., to tNe terror of the trade, the London Leghorn itst-merchants. Coate EXCIUNOt. chair. 10.—There has fresh arrivals from the coast, and with that which over from last Monday's market, hes caused a goo ply this morning; hut the note bet is exceediugl! and very little demand, except for ;he finest qua' The prices may he quoted muck the same as on day's market. 1 . MI i ship vleg• iy N. r last o, for liras t 11, for Mom. ward's •Wintl Dr Ha- tea atr sit. for - I , deg off , . • , from - 1 t b t by a F on the sailor I 1 • . . ' . ' 1 r. ;.. .. • Ab. K. . odors 1 - , • . ..... 3 • • ',.. - e . 1 . • , ' untried . 1 t4lO. ft. I alb. :% Flee- 1 .:I 1 tare 11 . , t Length. - at ••• of 1 tov2 got altovs3 . led *a 1 4 Vestal 3 . . Mt— • 4 i . 1 apt Mr • • I I. I • • s 3 ,t . . .7 i 1 se. Lillt. . '4 ii—tot.i gm Bell iadaleeye , Atlas of id its way .. I mildest Tea wee 4 ' l e 110W0ft, i i w in Co. of April, I ' I rek %sefore, 4 I • ng. The •• to growth t• ski every :cessively. • 1 he plums. ~. I til(at Ken- 1 , .aches and • . , tom; bat, II aof frost . le . 1 1 the finest 119 ' 'e seen in ' .1 r 1 4 1 l e Glwatow . 1 , ' , i , Peduesday. • 1 r morels& • ' II one Jos- i abstract- 4 , I from the 1, 1 ty of Mr. I , rolved la a t ~b ef time of 011l i 4 I troprieter ? ) ' i e d er: g to his agreed, '') l 4 ' Not having 1 b wick had 4 i Glasgow. I • " . , tad secant- s; but was ). caption fee . . 1 u the eves- lent soma ' S a, and took I II '' I from sae- 4 , • eanescripte titled to de *; 1 1 meat to it. ice of pro- i i • acts of his t compositor 1 rail employ. • a Toed.. warrant, U 4er.) Derma As- , t onday, Id- ia conduct, tut, and be on, that be P • if Ledge*. oew fabrilt. celebrated t trade, Ilitd been sr a D , hich is I . IL good ..111p 4 i lugly .tads .• piasti.s.A. 2 lasi A Jos ~''' 1 , 0 I I 1 t• .• 4 . • • • . 1 Id • fr• 1 IV $ • • I ' . - - - osnisly, 56f. 75c. ?RON THII HEW TONI TAPIRS ItICIIIIND TIIIITIRDAT: His Excellency N. D. Beeville, Minister from France, says the fresitiagtoo Gazette, is about to re turn to Europe, we believe to Lisbon, to fill the op , pointathet (accepted prior to his special mission to the United States) of Envoy Istraordifily and Minister Pletkipoteatiary to the Garret Portage!. 1a the wan time we leers that the ditties of Charge d'Allfaire will be cennu itted to M. de Meson of the present legation. Pinexth.—Captals Jones arrived at Boston in 13 days from Matthaei. informs that en the 14th Feb. the Governor sent one two detachments of soldiers, one towards Point &undid°, and thn other towards Yen cos. to search for Pirates. On the 15th, the soldiers sent to Esusdido 'squinted with four Pirates, Lavine billed and wounded seven, and captured one of their boats. Os the 16th the detachment sent to Point r Yencos returned with 13 pirates, having killed one. On the IS* of March a mutiny broke out among the Turkish garrison ofJauy, on which *cession the unfortunate city was plundered and set on Are : we are to hourly expectation of the particulars. Accord ing to the preeedieg news, mamma had taken plate at Bach ea the 26th and 27th of Feb. and in Jassy it was rtperted that the Turks intended to cele brate the 7th of March as the anniversary of the mur der of their brethren by fire and sword is that city : it should . seem, therefore, that they have kept their weed.—(Gemsen Paper.) Toms's SlllPer•—ir is not knows by the public. but we have long aseeetahrei, that is the Royal Dock yard of Bergin* , a Twebirb ship. et 64 spine isob Wyly undergone a theme& repair mobegary docker be. &a. The Omsk sailers were long ago discharged:' Is a Whim; to the few Turkish (about 30,) she is to be navigated by British Officers sod Seamen, and to sail for the Dardanelles. Another, arose en flute, is also hourly expected. It is estimated in the Hamborgh papers, that the number of lives lost by shipwreck on the coast of Jut- 1 land, in the remit storms, is not less than 1,500. Manilal. PatOTSSTANYII.--A letter (1001 Vienna.' dated March 26. says — Our Government prosecutes without relaxation the an formed about eighteen months ago, relative to the esteblishment of a faculty of Protestant Theology io oar seiversity. Two professors, who will he attached to this university, have been brought from Hungary. The reason of State which has ceased the adoption of this measure is the preventing the young Protestants of Aus tria. Hungary. Transylvania, Ice., who devote themselves to the study of theology, from attending the Gerona Universities; for our Government is very much dissatio tied with the doctrines professed in the Universities of Leipaic, Jena,Oottingen, and others. The intrude* given to the Austrian Protestants is to be as trictly perintended as that given to the Catholics. Oar first statesman, and all judicious persons, applaud this rep- . lotion. The Paris Journal de Consweree, after asserting that the absurd report of the occupation of Elsineur by as E.glish garrison is confirmed, proceeds to infer, that the runic of an alliance between Great Britain and Denmark will be to imprison the Russian fleet in the Baltic, ant prevent it from acting against the Turks. The Constitutioanel of Saturday says, that the re presentation of (Edipe and repree Sieilissass has been prohibited, and that the comedians of the two theatres have been verbally requested not to play Dr". tee till farther orders. Oa Monday night the Earl of Clancarty &Matti MI town from the Hague. • his a singular cinnamon that not any of ilk Members for Ireland, with the exception of Sir Joh Newport, Sir H. Parnell. and Mr. Rice, have takes- it part in the debates in the House of Commons eines the commencement of the present Session of Pap Ramat t. BRlGHlON—TuirsoAr.—Yea may expect hie Us jetty. either the latter end of this week. or next Mew day or Tseaday at furthest, for the-season. He is I. excellent health and spirits. At the time the Order of the Garter was presented by the Kiag to Sir B. Bloomfield, his Majesty gave him a snuff box set in diamonds with his Majesty's portrait. and a valua ble diamond star of the Order in question. His Ma jesty also after the cerszoony embraced him most slew tionatsly. The offer was made to Sir Benjamin to p to the island of Ceylon. but be refused it. Iso happy to say that his Majesty is upon the most friendly Woe with him, notwithstanding all theabsard reports we have seen is some of your papers to the contrary. A marriage is said to be upon the tapir between the eon of a courtly Marquess, and the daughter of the Ca binet Minister, who elaborated a reply to the manly and humane speech of a patriotic Nobleman, in favour of an Imperial Exile, now no more. The transport ship Thomas and Mary, from Cork, having on board a detachment of the 33d Regiment, aader the command of Major Leyden, arrived at Port Royal on Salarday.--(Port Royal Gazette.) His Majesty's brig of war. Plumper, Capt. Hutche- son has arrived I. this river to take oil Aroavicts.—, (Limerick News.)