The Statesman. — London, England, 1822-01-09 00:00:00

any esstaimies esses, it will be dee wet athis Illiberal Vies Jests.—bet is will emus Um, smailtilashea of she lleyrbos dyssety. No arrivals fres thiamine. today ban reached ar, up to the time oar paper west to pees. The Is teUigeace the audits ultiesstwas obtain, as mast, little credit. Whilst private litters from Frashfort sad Vines stated, as we andond yes terday. that it bad hose neepted by the Pone, the Ststpril paper, sad the commieleatleas from Vines declare it wee mimed. The letter Az the very day (Nev. Nth) is which the Porte le sell ••Me have caned to be nonsecsd ofleielly to the RiNibeinea Mi sname residing at Pere, that the Babas eejestei the eftimeMs of Ramis." The following is as entrain from a private letter re ceived by the last Spanish mail : Hamm, Dec. 14.—" Tea till use le the journals tie result of the important &cumin which for two derma marled the Cerise. The endue of that tuber has bees web Hit ought to bet bat its Im am weeld an be so nett', if deeisioe mould sot be iiiplissita by fore% if aeseseeey. . ?minim is se e asking fur that purpose, by asemblleg s tr:eps li t i lbe Sierra Morose. The Ooveraniest has seat orders to call oat the militia seder arms, aid It is remind at all risks to make the illegal eathorities submit. Every thing, however, Hem to Wiest@ that these preparadoes will be asorwessery. We are this meant seared that the satitorities of Seville, Mediu they bad as *apron to rely a% have written to the ,vietherities 'whited is their place, that they are reedy to surrender to theta the commad of the pro- Mee. What Seville doss. Cad's will dot far it is the same fatties that hoe set the proceedisgs spin at both plans. It eves appears that the people of Ca die are weary of theme who have occaskeed all these yeshiva ; sail what entriliatee to remove all appro. heads. respectisg the deal melt of those events, is theperfeet traegaillity which prevails hem in Madrid, whom MA the slightest symptom of feriaeatallos Is pereeptible. " All is islet is Aalieis 1 sad as for the learrets of Navarre, they do Dot excite my matey, fee the Movement has snot impala* forces le that Fenian ; the Mon pet is metier are eloablw the umber sores . sup to (misestimate the !asterisms. " Wkh regard to the Misletry. it is reported that the Zing will an dismiss say of thee' mail his au thority has bem every where rs-establisliod, sad the °Seers appointed by him admitted to the swam of tbeir suctions. He will thee. probably, change two et three of the Mistimes." Pease ether letters received through the same on set we kart that, at sera. the ineargens of Navarre bed attempted to get possessise of the Spanish Cu bes-house, bet had bees relished. with the less of se veral killed sad wended. sad that wag the latter were top Ceram. la the distrin erf Mena. she Cent ifseesde.olte wee isy,yerly s SEW* Caismis. EA- a Meat", sad attempted to gee pessessies of the powder works, but was defeated with the lees of some ass whe were takes primates, sad who we►e to be tried by menial law. The Beeedlcdae Meek, Mauro Silesia. see of ilerines cheers, had bees *Rented at Norge" Is Marcia, the people have refused to obey the orders of the present Ministry. At a ausereas meeting sa address was draws up to the Cortes to give as alumna of their deterailaatiee, sad a warier was despatched to Carthageak to meows to that day that Merck acceded to the coefederadou of Culls, Seville, Corneas, and Carthage's. General Legs who has bees lately sleeted a deputy for the perishes of Asturias, is daily expected at Madrid. [e27c•sT OP • LW:Tit /ROM BOSTON. PSC. 6.] Last year sot less thus 734 vessels, sailed from Aluka. sod the wester* mast of America, through the channels separating America free North Georgia end Greenland. It is carious to redact that the very subt een of each a passage was a preblem of difficult solo tie. to Europeans, from the 16th to the Itth canaries. This was then called the North-west passage. and was lest discovered by a navigator of great celebrity amongst the socieet Baglish, bat his sass erm neither Parry soy Gruber. Ilesron, Dec. 6.—The sloop packet. Reed, from ♦luaeses for this port. weal se shore daring a gale. Two innate passeogers, a mother aid Libelist, were saved by lashing themselves to the quarter-deck, while the sea made a fair breach em them. and were not relieved frees their pitiless situation till the tide left the vessel. (EXTRACT OF • LICTTIRM 11•VANS•111. NOY. 26.] loamy idle reports bare pee feedi in regard to the *is Of stairs bore, onnenesisated by silly &- firms, and beaded apes Coffee-besse esavereatian, sad which have fogad tier way let. the Aeseriesa papers, that I sbosid not be surprised they have wade as ispressios Is the Vatted States, that we are apes the eve of a revolution. Now I tan aware you that we are st pretest far fns it, and there is nothing to apprehend here. All is quiet. Letters from Gibraltar. renived is tows yesterday asetraisg. rogation the failure of a highly ugliest hew there, which is largely coasected with this nutty. It excited a good deal .f saxiety amongst • the neerebasts is the city commend with that quarter. A pri►ate letter from Paris states the failure of one atlas meet *mines' banidag ►.uses I. that city.— Many English families residing there suffer consider- ably by t►is failure. as the house in gnostical was pre ferred for deposits. on secant of its reputed solidity. in the eittitg of the Spanish Gress of December 20, a report from the National Jasta of PAU. Credit was referred to the Committees of Runup and bi ggest of the Public Credit. The report esstalaed an semmet of the liquidatioa of the Public Debt, with or without isterest, as recognised to the sod of last mouth. From this accoust it appear that there have been liquidated 294.069,093 nab. in mrs. of capital debt with interest. and 17,360,708 reale of 'stern' of debt t sod of debt wit►ost interest 1.104.209,798 mils. A real is equal to the ont-hoodredth part of a mad sterling. ~ PUBLIC atrinvus. _—..--- AN ACCIPOWIt ON 11111 MICHOCI 0, TN* Min INITIIIII MP 1111111.11 S aeriais (szeussme err *Stir ARMAND seeenes er ems leen lIIPTT OS VALI. 131 WM IMAM line 00Allt- TIM =lag ITS aeavene. NI ape ISM enzyme Tad woman on szeasess ex rAriliaae raseset. Yuen elided ith Jae. 1811. 18111. he,.... Deemer € I Z Asetioas MVO 110.1011 SAO Row .. 041111 MIDAS 41.710 Bridle The .. 11411 311118 141113 Meese & 810 .9. 81$ •11 . .11. WHO Vets. sad Coves SPAM . 1184.446 0.1110 Cyder. Pwry sad Verilds• illAN‘ re • IMOI Glass . WAN 4 ft 111.1 i 11 , UAW . • IV esdadas.. 174011 1 1 :1: : 111/ 42 Usiessor 1011,7111 MAN KM WM ' 1 4181.073 8,014181 *SIAM Darer .........., 4.11,011 40.411 1/.419 Wz. . .0 141.081 140.810 MI ileea; ' 677.870 600A10 VIA Solt L6t9,1161 1,1416.141 16.419 1144, MA/ 1,111.010 111,4/11 Nies% if , $.017.116 1.0e0.019 41,3111 ----, /`pi t ,,,ll y sW,97lb 1,417110 118,108 11610 • pots /14,.011 4,011 Some llottles , ' 9,117 1,517 440 Owses... ..... 4001 4.461 N 6 4084784 3444.1111 188,712 Magee 115.1 0.418.07. SANAA 11141111 Illeeitr.; Mee WWI 8111.811 0,110 Wire ...... .703 116.8441.418 11111.0M1 Loren.. as tbe Ti.:.. 111,711 - Quarters sled. Alb Jam. MI. I. hereon Drerereit l t Z t Aletkes... 86.139 411.1116 NoMB Suer . .... 1104.,1113 418.313 MOM I !iitit 4 astis iisa 1.4 17 MAO AITI 68 .7.8411 .740 flfb =sad Cocoa 91.4:. 93.708 Mt Perry sad 9,408 6.748 ma Varjaiat .- _ ___ Olai lOO.llOl 11./111 Win mid /kW.. 167.6411 161.411 9,113 1.011 WWI 11113 'Ws . 71.9n1 SUM Gomm 40.1.746 470.‘111 ' Molt. 983.719 1,01111.91, 1011.21111 100.071 108.710 8,886 41.680 40.116 1.1114 E Goods 9/0.416 41).579 117.1/7 1.3.017 318,041 7.1103_ • 1118.747 111.1184.91 9 British... 486.117 MAO 104.1/01 -. Foreign WO7I MANI IVAIG . SIN* 11,844 11,911 I.2RS Nue Bodes ____ __... _ Swims OSO 888 Al Tea MAO 1188.801 Wen Tobacco & flasl7 100,087 1166.088 1.008 Vinegar B.OlB 8,011 807 Mao 1148,878 MIN 42.148 Wire UM !MI 100 .--- -- —... ........- 8.1716.787 8.888./80 4118.868 MAN Dedut Donne /441,001 berease es As Qeartior AWN .—. 4 0.--. - _ . tale, darisg the list two years, cassia of (sot ' pads. Of those two have been Ones In ear paten of Mostly sari yesterday ; one is tasseled above; sad the other is as Abstract of she Net '?.•Agee of the Revenue, together with the Total Praise* of the Coavoliiated Find. the Amami Disler sad War Taw ; as alto the Total Praise. of the Cu evas: wed Recife. Frost this last abstraet it ap pears that the Total Rootage bs the year esded Jan. 5, 1821, was 50,365,2601.. sad is the year *stied Jan. 5, 1823, was 50,285,23 K ; and that the Total Remit*, o:elusive of Property end Un appropriated War Doles was, is the farmer year 50,324,4801. and is the later 50,231,705/. A private letter from Paris states that M. de Cita teambriaad has accepted the Atomics of Ambassador to London, MRS'S by the resismatioa of M. de Cans. Tan Annr.—The 10th Viten' Battalion is sowl assembling at Templsmer*. seder the command of Colonel Hooper. They will consist of 1000 men. On Wednesday last, 250 picked Veterans marched from Cork Barracks for that place.—(Duitio Patriot.) It is reported that 10,000 troops are to be seat eat immediately to ladle, tad that ships are already en pged for that purpose. The payment of three spools half-pay to the re duced taws of his Majesty's land forces. to the 24th of December last, will commence on Thursday the 17th lastest. _ _ It laving bete fogad that the 'weed sew seed by Olkers of Isfastry is of little or so see, it Is istesded to adept the Light Infantry sabre throughout the service. An order has bees issued from the Hone Guards for the adoption of the keyedd bogie is oil regiments of isfsatry, instead of As commas bogie, new in am. Dr. Sheets, son of * Francis Sheet% Nag, of Cok i ranee, is arrived in Dumfries, his satire tows, from St. Helms, when be was at the bead of the Medical Department of that Island. Asses( other curiosities. he has brought with hint a broach of the willow tree which sow overshadows the grave of Napalms Beam parte. Outumar or Smaxixo.—Mr. Hose.--Banan Rs rostt.--M a meetisg, held os the t9th sit., the OaiWry of Stirling unaairsossly voted thanks to Mr. Joseph Hew, for his unwearied seal and activity in proceeds, the true interests of his country, sad espe cially for his exertions with the view of procuring a reform of the present mode of Seutsbargb elections, "by which the citizens are precluded fans the just sad lawfal privileges of a tree-bons sod enlightened people.--a system abhorrent to every liberal-minded subject." It is gratifying to dud that this spirit is not *stied, sad the guild breams of Stirling, at least. are not weary in well-deing.—(The leotsmen.) At a meeting of Gestkaten. ideas of eementy sad Reform. held at Liverpool. on Thursday last, Ottiwell Wood, Esq.. in the Chair. it was resolved, that ate Parliamentary enertions of Mr. Hams ham been, and are likely to be. attended with the gloat beneficial con erqoences to the entry at large ; that • public meeting of the inhabitants of Liverpool be convesed advertisemeat. to daintier upon the most eligible mode of expressing their gratitude for his services ; and that such Dwells' be held on Monday (last) the 7th lamas. tar 2ktazteszvirs IN InitAND. , .....46.- Sid Nob Sid libiteMin row no riemnias.l So me/ bibles ate stoic resew frig eliaMpie • Kimisterial. *at *4' &Bow leg an** St Semi/ft of Ile passing boar. It lo deli that_Ble Gawp NW loom tie Vice- Tramitteedbip. salliolle replaced by Sir John New -44 poet. We shoe littlish repot the change ; ie. &molest of lee 'wed Mof Sir Jobs Newport, King or Cawley sot suffer by the retirement of George KIM • • -Mr. Orermy is he be repleced. It is said, by Kr. Ilaimbe Firitid, the Knight of Kerry. We have mottles ilamioptabs of Mr. Gregory, that we hare of ilirelleMp Hilt . - II b deobtfal *limber the Chief /notice will retire WM ober ebe 'seeing term : bet the appointment of tbe Solicit*, Govend, as his enemewer on the Bench, lie beyond desk. lit. Wallace is 'mentioned se likely to succeed to the vacancy to be made by the promotion ado Solleitordieneval. -- - lir. ilerrow ------ esleento --- ;Hesed es likely to be 'promoted tea seat or the Dessla. The elem. of the Laid Lieutenant's Household mesa pe e s* sodomised lasily arranged. Ar snide - headed " Two hundred banditti dispersed byz , ,, ,,, , , , - iippritemlis several papers, relative M Weleh wfis *Mod to bare happened mar Crosheri; hi the Ninny of C 1.,,. and in whiels six Wasters wets sail to have been take. and brought lite Reels. 14 We endemism'," says The Dublin inning Put, " that lemers were reerived in town yeseerday from Reels, which declare the' above intelli gence to without the lent foundation in fact ! We sialhemaed that a meeting is to be held at the Seseissm d Trim, on the 10th inst. to consider whether tbr distebet in which the revesgeful and barbarous murder of Wiley took place. shall not be added, to that to which the Polies h at perigee established. limn Fteittetes —Ma. Gnany.—When the Fish ery %old wee foradig in Ireland, the policy of bring ing poems from Seethed acquainted with fishery hasisme, aid of appointing them to be °Seers in that departmest, was strongly pressed apes Mr. Grant ; bat Mr. Chant replied to these suggestions, that he did see mosider theme:Wed any mystery le the duties of the shmedoes, and as the Act of Parliament was passed fee the advantage of !reload, be was resolved that Irishmen alone should have the benefit of the Reployeaset—(Periot.) We lamest to state, that. on Monday night last. not 'far firma Ms own house. Ralph Hasurd , Esq. of Cate Green. sear this town, in crossing a small river swollen beyond its banks by the late excessive rains, missed his feeling , at his way. and, overtaken by the torrent. I was ealetimately drowsed.—(Rsaiskillea Paper.) MIIIMINIMS Kb anIIMP the Duke of Meatless has resumed the ogee et Zing's Lieutenant of the counties of Stir ling anti Dumbartoe. Mr. Murray of Palma's*, and Mr. Besitsmo et Ardoch, have also retnrawl, the do tiso of Vico-Lleutonauts of their respective counties. —(calcolanhas Noreen.) f l i goootloy the Maglotnnes sad Town Conseil o mot. when a loyal and deans; Address was _ . . ea Me Mat retsreiliom 111;1;1si untieontinental MA ospreseiog a hope that his Majesty might be griskially pleased to visit that town, the ancient redden, a Zings, when he honours Scotland with his present% The Commit at the wise time directed the Address to ►e transmitted to hie Grace the Doke of Montrose, for the purpose of ►eiag presented. We soderstand t►ere is so troth is the entreat ru• sour of the appointments said to have taken place, ac cording to which Sir Walter Scott is made a Baron of the Buthoqueg, and Robert Hamiltoa, Req. Sheriff Depute of Loaarkshire, to succeed him as one of the principal Clerks of Sessioa.—(Gloegow Cornier.) Monday Francis Jeffrey, Bsq. was inducted into the oace ofLoed Rector of the University of Glasgow. LONDON Hems Mimi . Socurrir.---Yeste - rday evening a numerous sod highly respectable meetly( of ladies sad pedestals of different religious den.- misations. took place at the Freemasons' T , Great Que.-street, Lincoln's-inn-Gelds. Sir George Keith, Hart. was unasiuiossly called to the Chair, who, after a preparatory prayer had bees read by the Rev. Mr. Churchill, addressed the meeting at some length, deseriblog the happy results likely to arise from the rum institution. Its object was the wrangelisin of the poor Inhabitants of London and its vicinity, by sending men of approved character sad abilities to preach the gospel is prism's, hos pitals, workhouses. and is the crowded courts sad alleys, to such perms as from natural or moral cause are titit likely to hear it le the regular places of *die wership. This isstitutioe is to he deumlastod the Neither. division .1 the Home Missionary Society. itesolatiows wets agreed to. in seism with the objects of the Society. imports.. notion to the Public. and especially to Kisittdactlarffell,Provision Dealers, Ste. in Esglesd, asi If est Imam Editors would give cisatiation to the hollowing paestraple, they would do a mere essential service es thouesessuity than they may be awe of:— The public at large are Web/ informed, and we ledge ourselves* the fact, that a knot of swindlers ve takes up their resideace in Liverpool, from which, as a cute% they will, if not prevented, spread confusion thrughost the neighbouring districts. The public are therefore, for their um sakes, can dosed, to he = a i e npulons as to what kinds of bills they take in for their goods; and on no ac count to meddle wi any paper, which is no; endorsed by persons Immo to be respectable or respousible.— (Liverpool Mercury.) Rmitinartott.—We perceive that a society, called" the " Benno Unto. Sociarr." is sow forming at Doncaster, by a number of religions fuilie., fee the peeps*. of establishing an agricultural colony In the territory of inhale. in the United States. A general fond is to be raised by subscription for the purchase of land. stock See. ; and a common store is to be kept, from which the colonists will be supplied with goods at wholesale prices. Religious teachers will be ap- pointed, and the children will be taught useful loam lug. Muy ether regulations are proposed IN the plea, with a view to loser. the success of the emigrants.— I (Mi.) &waste a letter from Deal, Jas. 7 I ■nder sand the Carnet brig, Captain Males, which left this yesterday. for Satyrs', is loaded with antousition for the Turks, sad ;bat she carrie*3o,ol.lo s►ot, and a variety @talkies of the first necessity. 7...,-..- -...--- - - . .. • • r ' itocasarßit, . • Sotuse.—Os listesday laqt, I. glade. Esq. Chief Clerk in the Perak, in Chatham Dock-yard, pet a period to his existence by sheeting himself. It sp penrs that Commissiour Sir R. Barlow had batistes to trainee with him. relative se the anmants its this when be soddenly missed Mr. Slade. and en impiry, wits latinseed he had quitted Ike Wire. Those who bad wee him going from the *lift to his reel deuce in Brompton, observed that he passed with a ems hued sir sod unusually quick pace. On reaching his home. be procured the pistol from hi. desk, hurried to the stable. sad locking himself is, directed the fatal instroment to his heart, and in an instant was a life less care. A meseenger hail been despatched from the Yard tie moment he was missing, and this sere. accompanied by a part of the family, were the ant witnesses of the distressing seence. An inquest has beer held on the budy—Verdict—lasanity.--(Roehee ter Gazette.) —11•Collock, Esq. is appointed to enema the late J. Slade, Esq. as Chief Clerk in the Pay oice. at this yar4.—(ll4d.) SCiPliirnTlON .—On Tuesday lain divensester of a barge brought one of his apprentices before the Mayor of this city. under the following circumstances appeared, that a few sights previa.", after waitiug till his barge grounded, the plaster retired to rest. 'eerie; his trousers es the door of the' cabin, is the pockets • wlsieb were a sovereign, some silver. sad copper; is the morning his trouseis were missieg, and attic going Mt deck and calling up the two apprentices. who slept in the fere part of the Teasel, be discovered the trousers lying along side the barge in the mod ; the sovereign end silver were gone, but the copper remained ; be did not perceive any foot marks on the mad.—and basing before lost notes from his pocket kook. sometime one note out of three or foot. and wham he has had bet one note, that be bas also missed. sad sever could imagine how it went ; ender these dreemstasees he was induced to apply to a mo nis; women. and accordingly accompanied his wife to , the residence of this oracular Sybil, and staid withest while his wife west in to consult her, and to make •• assurance doubly sure," she took off her ring, that the wise lady should not know she was married; how ever. notwithstanding tills precaution, the cunning wanes told her she was married though she did not wear a rieg, aid that she bad somebody belonging to her sot fared; that be was in trouble, and that bit had seed be very careful of a dark person who hal a very thievish look. This, be told the Magistrate. wee the nasal be 'Drought this apprentice, sad to a quet- Hon from the Magistrate, why he bad net brought both? he replied, because ibis Gee answered the de seriph,* given by the cunning woman! The Mayer informed him he was under the necessity etdiesnieslog the CROP. as be bad sot used proper means lodise:6m the thief; but advised loins, if be was robbed again. not to apply to the cunning woman. Os inquiry. his Worship found she did not reside within his Jo risdktion.—(l6id.) _ _ _ It will be sees by the following details. east:lined is Sestets from Sinyrsa to Os* 211th of filagosabor, that which have not before been made pohlic. That a Selas/ogee had been assassinated on the 20th of No weather. we have already heard from the French papers ; we were likewise told that the ficlavoniaiss in turn retaliated upon the Turks. This aggressioa. it seems, led to a general risint of the Turks upon the &I:woolens. The esgagenwat between the par ties was very obstinate and bloody, and lasted from the 21st to the 23,1 of November. Nut less than 500 lives were lost on both sides. The Austrian Consul, is the first instance, appealed to the Pacha of Smythe, the Sclavonians being under the protection of Austria, but could obtain no satisfaetiee : the attack upon the Turks was t►erefore renewed with increased anima city. On the 26th of November the British, Aus trian sod Dutch Consuls drew up a remonstrance, and presented it is the Pacha. In this document t►ey stated. that, as the representatives of civilised nations, they could not witness such barbarities, without claim• log the interposition of the only authority competent to repress them; they therefore called upon the Peels* to use his power to put an end to the carnage without delay. The Pacha replied. that be was ready to adopt every means in his power to check the violence of the Turks; &ad. by his interference tranquillity was ultimately restored on the 27th of November. EXITS,. Jan. the forenoon of Monday se'noight. two females, named Maria Rolostoo attic Martha Crispin. the former about 28. and the latter 12 years of age. set out from Cbristow to go to Cited• high. la their way they had to cross a wooden bridge over the Teign ; but the railing of the bridge having been washed away by the late flood, they lost their footing, aid were both carried down the stream and drowsed. It appeared on the inquest from the evidence of a carpenter, who was employed to repair the bridge. that be had left the spot about tea minutes to procure poles. and on his return found a basket and umbrella on the Chodleigh widen(' the river, Dear his tool-bag, but had not seen any one deposit them ; from this circumstance it should seem that one of the unfortunate secrets bad crossed the bridge in safety, and had retersed to help her compa nion. The nselahoholy event was not known to their friends until Tuesday afternoon, when immediate search was made, and the body of M. Crispin was found in the river about two miles below the place where she fell is : the other was not found on Then slay morning. though every practicable means had been exerted for that purpose. . . On Tuesday last, bis Majesty's revenue cutter, Scourge, eons/needed by Daniel Weld, Esq. captured three boats, off Otterton-head, with above 300 'tabs of spirits, two hap of tea, and twelve men. The answers brought to the Castle of Exeter, on Friday, in it coaches, guarded by a detachment of dragoons. Magistrates eoesplied with their request, to be alio time tu procure prufessional advice and prepare their fence : the examination is therefore deferred until - day nest, and la the mean time they are to reload is custody. CORN EXCIRANOR, JAN. 9.—We had but little Wheat fresh in this morning, bat a further larp 'only of Bee ley, which article, of prime quality , obtained blenders prices; but the inferior sorts were unsaleable, and a very coasiderabk quantity remain on hand, which was offered at an abatement of Is. pet quarter. Wheat sep ports Mondry's ;potation, but the demand was heavy, except for prime old.-o Ats were rather cheaper. ~..;.~. 7."`M