The Statesman. — London, England, 1822-04-23 00:00:00

appreaehleir mete p *lint Ileeshie a wee or Whoa Ira, the mew .h est the POPO era* rpm Om, *waft die &ere. r at owe it dub them's* ale whdi eat he would Jett fee ail dierbee. tied theta I hodose le the Nero alibi is withdraws, aid the geer. , erd of sloorp-(firea. • tabi this eobjeet blee their e'dellberetlette were krekol moiety frees the ether side oat thieg sere danitetear ikopeirA-(Iloar. bear l)a -' Arse *bleb hi wished le to the people of folioed. it to hi paid to thek'die- Hap. If owe *mire lit the sesterity le 'pried. then t . het le tad's Seam Whet of esecillitioe. Ik it milli a fair voile veil Meads' lib Inlaid.- meter eteplerid le brims& Ageti &al; hemmer; titre existed opti - pillaideL mad that the test Wit fir ( a fewer Libber. lba illstior.A 9l ; bi4ifsil44 l, efaterepreeesedireoirility Lest lithkeriaaN thi i. tis Wpossiilsiletatiftr4-• it Ow doe of di thiliiiew us sisll b M'•+ib listen • what will balms of slis an. tr ef Wears The sewer reg. " Tear Weems WV be orris' Pullmans, Tel may N *be blesser et Ilegliebaiee, es." It was es list bower I Awe wen say thief le tbe lea. Frlesi diet esolJ k • mak it ...M be prereely lout was sot s pityvele. "Ma by did Right He mimed essedesce 1.. tM wbase sely Apse *Was tM.g Is the *ape of a iia tbat tb. 'Wads. d itilsod reseely itheibeseesepee. lee thelethi. Mei lie. Geode. M die New% pie item amid II " be 14 " 'WV the seeleoliee et the Right V y ee ithenvre the elks Oeveresiese Oilskins Iles west 10. ss I witless iistssiississ W ri Irelasd. The, iris stimiss is 17111. ea isms slot piled nod the peseamery . se se, we "ir di* poirei r So any nab estate. Wonky to prune lb. • hie port which had given so listurhasees, marked u they of °strap and atrocity. pot safes. The wretelsei alsjaht as one great cause, and here he it that distress is IM most au roras had already made its *p iers unities. Spiptome of taxied in Clare. ii Limerick. ezeitiog *sue of discount' s the abject state of the pea rd Clare. in 1789. tad said, ere nopeasastry so truly miser. Mr. Grant) was not prepared assertion to its fullest extent. a no part if Europe, save Pa y dilf ollise la !Tined. A of sodesissay was the play ▪ thejeople seied'Suit seraf tun they alpillsistali Sussman% formed the yea Td any one who looked at lbel was evident the present eye. appear vexatious bet they dy in ussequesee of the 7 were oolleeted.—(Hear.)— stent did vet stop then; a deep Ration bad Oak steep Is OW rho legislative which had been I been up to a very late period not to the lowest clam merely. population of Ireland. Till the as it was acksewledged by Sir at work, ors marked a Airman eople of the Tale and the pure ely a crime to warder one of the es thus broke °otiose's!' ecstasy rigs of the clime and soil. and me of the miseries of the ease. ion of the people from Eagliab kppy days from the adadnistra• Bat what would Sir J. Davies ad been told that In the some on would W fussed by law. net glish, bet as (luny fatal ogle id Catholics is I reland.—(Hesr, &leg the while surface of Ire ons of urea. computed. that seveareesiVneptary. gloves had bee*:elsifiseated. The proceedeolie esetierate among , the walla of moral instruction, 00111111 pt acquit the Clergy stbolie. To the latter body of justice, and ascribed the cheek , the spirit of outrage received. reload. said be, had been crested LONDON: - Tessaiv: avextra, grata 1822. STOCK IX-CIIANfiX, ywaz.vs O'CLOCK. Though this day is a helm at the Bask. the Stock Exeltaege loop's. Tho pale which prevailed yesterday in the Market, appean to have obsidod Weeny little basilicas is tieing. Consols opened this sends% at 781 for the Aeeeiset. sad 771 for Money. At present they are 7S to I for the Anosat. 11011111011 MIDI. Little or no batistes is delve this morale( I. Ponies Securities. It appears that, within 'hoer few days, the Sew fide bolsters of Spanish Bonds have throws a great eusher hats the Starke': sad. it is ezpected, that en the I Sib of Slay met. a grist deli , very of the above Steck will take place. Spanish Bonds :54 New Columbian Altother Foreign Securities are aowlsal is price this merulag. —.read called on hint, health and decay. Jiver-General, stated. terms with Me Lord At ee.ld primers for disofion if he desired it. Tha:bia 1l M who could • have, proved this 4 4 41sokteetl &NO bat this was the only solicitatiow ••:. ii PA place. Ho scorned the idea of ever biseitigelfroctly or indirectly reguestai personal " yours fietit those towboat hews! politically allotted." Gaze, *cum Kr. Paustal . imtlitti!it; no chipping away the . meaaing of words-1:f 40114 professions against fiefs. Whale Ili tiotWAtAtr you scorned the idea" if you *es toady to accept of the Waif And ibis you do wit deny. As to the pensioi, will it be pretended that a man is not a psoriases if his wife receives a pension? Poor shut is! A thing that common settee rejects. And. as i f the How , .! COMIDOOS deciding this or tint upon the subject, why, you want that Hesse reformed.. do you not? That Is to say, you wait it to be wholly changed. This precious House has decided things enough. It decided that it would not hear Mr. Mtn sooca's charge about seat-selling; it decided to pass Six Acts ; it decided that it would not enquire into the Manchester affair ; and, we therefore, are not our pelted, that it W decided that you werenot a pensioiser." *oath you received 2001. a-year pension granted to year wife, sod for what earthly services we have yet to Montt . 19 the *thee PM, that of solicitieg the pest Ksarithevoi.- Hew is it rehatted Mr. called on" you, and " hoax: nen " • tiassetLet Just as if this had been a mere accitiont, and adept thought of fee Ire missies all together ! Here . icno desist that the solicitation took place ; and, it is cleat, that it did take place, sad jailed. At any rate, if Mr. PALMER " seers the idea of having di " reedy. or indirectly requested personal favours (a ft place. he means) from those I. whom he was pond " Gaily opposed ;" if Mr. Pastas scorn" this, what a fight does he place the late Mr. WHITIRIAD in! Could that great patriot ?etyme a thing that merited the " scorn' of Mr. Pagans? In short, the lettleg out of this story puts as in mind of Pope's pi etas. That, jingling dews the back-stair; told the crew : " Old Cato is as groat a rogues* yon.!' Of. PALMS* appeals to the " escritros" that he re ceived as tains charges oa the ilsosiinye if Reading : We understand the case ourselves fall as well as the s al aoj at . Itoadiag, deeply-drenched as they domin ion, woo, and great as is " parity of election" is that Wm.*. This appeal a the decision of the Home of Comasons and to the !leading Electioaeirers thikikiwii•Tiii — ii;d; ---- ---, - ~, •• . .. _ _ .. . • • TO- CORIZSPOND#PITS. - • " *et Obeli Weigel The qweedst t• the Awe, eat liars amid —4e.—F. • • • _!_ . - ' . " iteleri ,tAitOtted of the Heise of Co 4.. We 13.81 m y' "" w 4 " 1/ "" i f illi P ia * mal w hs. " " li•elleaf 1, of the iedisidoals awl that be w eld 0 91 1 •0 0 set beta ilisappaskaik Nears we the ma a I. whkh ase i s ikies o f the alga' Mos. paemose hi tbegimmiut 6 ,.. eideirm .;. ‘ 6 , w h it to ro t " corlatWit. di that he (Mr. Peri Vii.., seri y " $ 11 "" 1 , 1 II" Perm.' rereterly applied with the STATIIIIIMC to wane rasa.." fhligite di,. with shie,_ ~..., , lb. 0 " . " 8 " 1 " 1 " 8 7 11 .4 011 . ' laki had a paper , et two. or Woe. Mk thew : end. " eissefere .d/ hie N .it iweistiemet Gatineau t h at west late so efter thet, the icesesies has bas eideiehtfee sew older .. to ,a, Winegh of &camp. V 1 wises attoginisige if 14. 10 8 101 , .. Ibis Is dom hills Psis". Tbel"l"4 the P e P ri ' " prolog 840 ho eetefood etted a paiiitut A Itched. The, itit etitiet end Apnea be Irdlod tor Oda meow ' Thom tea be so. .._ _.__. to IVA au hos that peeled other rowed he seek eetteem. In state to pat a war to " " 61/11.11 .," 446 I 'M' P erilie " Milt . arhhihma t. tie ntire r wee mere* ae •Isionvit of this Ad sad germs sea hada work.lwilisms "thug " .1 6 "id I .‘ t -77-7—r-- the to poet IMP voiestideg was ihoptareied. rade way fed wry aleity is *hula • th e ase d i ud i eship this c amp, a* • tho epee* 'MAW tritieh top see peittr.4lllpleeet to write *reedy lo rbir Weer et . Th . _ lkeat .,.. 4 ,r_ that . he , " iir h' - et brag altos if th opeper, twits Mt. Jietz i en t wrt. Ne... 198. . Z: -- A ja iro t .4 4 .00.41 to • . • ' ""Uihreeles . te Ira. 41 . 41114111 .0 111 • lBllOOlOl. ot the pontos. to *bee thoutitooodest. it fops: "' iliettlitaidlide Isseecii4 lAA *leek' , t of the . eyes le the Cone. is We ere downehed to peotsh. or expose, the delta- *4. followitigi,4he late Mi. Illiehreed i es is that Altthe 101 F "MA, whore we ems_ , ; a". " an .".21, we its haired ~ sod baler) atifiased the inane hull tugboats/. prone& to toed then wit h brew. " afotettiodot the the IteeelverAitt Wee be bed hlivedy elloiel. ' " theta' he Wakes the het eerie, wil mrdthsloiligaq"." - .. gilt Abtattflinalt. Lawaint .. v AU mato. , he eveld se se. net he doe puree of 1121" U MILIMPORATZD MIMI " Tin 44 • r to say Nosh mask bet l• " "I "MIS narlini rrAtamm ,... kidd(Mt. NUMB) a* gigotiogi if i hereby S. 'meet eh. meow — --- ----- --- " Thelii:•ivitassais who weld • bete PROCUNW lARLIAMENT. Last night; I. the . C..ousmoas, ball a dui.. long ; • *mac ea agitate of Ireland, is eauseqieseet of A tootles of Sir Joan NOWPOST. which modem had se object and was set add* without a divisioe ; this aces pied the greater part of the time of the 'klieg. There Was a Pacifies, protested by Mr. HAM? DAVI,. from Bristol, agaiast the Catholics; that is to say. Is fact, for upholding tithes oa the potatoes of the poor Wait. This is the real point at issue. We 'speeded a pretty sassy asillioas. with the hearty yeti will of oar par son, to replace the Pepe is his Chair; sod, there. fore, those parsons cannot such iislike the Catholic religion ; but, if that religion one uppermost is Ireland, or. rather. not kept down under foot. there mild be no pretence for desanipig tithes by the Pro. testaat Primes, Let puspi. , be, en tkeir guard, therefore, sad iter ; la AA that, to petition egoist the Catielic Mino t lier retitle* for the ever lasting eadarance of sithes4iltia .i..try as well as in Ireland. Aid this. asssesidii. is what eery few people wean. „•. Mr. WaIITERN gave notice. tint DO snouts snag forward. ea or shoat the feefof dap his sides rah, titre to Osseo 11111. la the asaaawhile he has rib. lished (at Mr. Rt Dews v'a is Plecatlillyjanothereddrece ti isoo66l_ *MO,' orieli pooliod tlitrosaahrlMW sato* , varsswat. Rat ail /arts would was a spirit of oftelillatina ail kraal various eluess..• Ais the omission . • 1 11 1 14 . - H. Gentlemeast soodows saddsi _ timer. Mr. ELLIS (4110111 a) sold. that wary sainets, had his. wiriest liar the frulessash .of the possum disturbsaess. Th. Moe.' Stosthertifist root astrology , of du stab of this*. "in the years 1814;*1815, 'MM ISIII. from which he referred, that 'either thd hid prietefbread. as the high retest vita was smog thy sham of discootsat, sad omits, be. thou" is, tM Motorbuses elite present day, boadissmod, usaspirators had hauled themselves by a religiose , oldigatios. sod that is all their Was three warkaill° twist is the religiose establieltuteit if she cubit/ wfilelrebried that the object the cosspiracy was tho averthrote of that establishoest. Mr. Pkunitart replied to the remarks of Mr. Rua'. Mr. GRATTAN supported the 'darns. Mr. PRIM Opposed it. and 'stressed th. House to rest eatisfied with the declarations Nods on the pert - of “eve--- ;.~.. Sir H. PARNELL "eke in Greer of doe otldpl motion. ' Sir 3. NEWPORT the* roie and' AN; Shit 'after the explesation - which Aid leen riVen on' the part 6 Goverment" hi w.sl tilt deer: , lfi ski ti ' ' The settee was thew weratired without a divitiew." 1 : epos the motion of the CHANCILLOR of the graven. the Hour agreed to adjourn. epee its rWag. ee Wednesday. • The other enders of the dad were disposed of. the Hawse edjoarood at sae o'clock. • • ' MAILS. MM. DVS. ARIL - ; , /VS. 11 . Dobbs - - 0 0 Ibilead - - 0.. la , r I Waterbed - 0 I . 0 Li e Jam r • I , ' ' 0, Lsb 0 ooa- - I -- 0 0 4:l44ea bigil .: , • _ • . Or. emattes illittit-iktet lirttotligi kept—Holiday et • tit Polgte Vim., ...gs 0.0714141 WA boom ot e f tie arrogates Iti TS lllMlNlitpf sis tblt es _ sei W s : .IM M r . COB MT, it An itetomil .to remove tfer Apes. out* *OW Prow*" a.-. stroll: eau! aorieodlNtilie Ilit drifoly s t l Ai Popery ropy be ooreerloosel 4 Mt ogliNtiooot s'.. proper mooootoo horebemoroptookforaceolorottily lopoiikeetion. -"a. 64*NT Debt vet ist Iq*E44 ea' Pim4wa4slll .la 11117, ....Op . ". liitptio. 'mot, omit! y Ater, draws . gift to watch them. IS 'yea s h • proposes what` awe -reposed fa Viairee'h . felltior, et .411 . 11: 1 : -*bids loved rottinsoosa &mit too hag t. resist. Iva •Ikitorday. le short, ittippeses. that Ile. Wailsow post woes 111 assor as L sealot so have seira - it loos ago 'And that ' 4rlillTiswitie M itoriliasoo' to ookimkdire to whom 4o;oota litOstosfassfoniNisg. Hosinstee, Sete will is piistfaf dam sad of oppittielikte to speak Of these matiosi. That stiphlrper, • the Old . which 'Mew IMMO to 4attsb-ota nab Subjects. bat bat geaorally tito'ett ho hold its fatigue wbia aoy *abject n- Ode* EMdeeseastilag is agitated ; eve. title &snob Qld flat 13* ! : s e ,' fit twee 1a opposidea to Mr. ,oir as vi afls. tibesailodsd magas it calls a Why Await it laht tat la is boa that or &d beitsh.st the Ministers. Mid IrMah : . —_ • _ o ,....westamebief 1 or. o least. whiek , .psolittifg, isnyftiftsg like a real remedy Wag - .:- •-•-• -XL C.11111:11111 01.31 ER. 1 . 5 tiktil•pitt of yoktrday we alluded (ter we but :111,1 toilli.lti*oro,) to tombs video matter. "bleb 4inanissat at Ils• Modfordslint Notiag. . Tim, ker. Mr. VIWAM110111(••• astotherpart of air paper to- ' dal.) gam maim is bare a god deal of the . enarsia* •1 bit ikeleissisms. sad whwappors to hara a deceit@ . akir• if *tlii love pf stiseliif besides, Lit Mr. Frown: Koko a laiwilislow. He. is piaia words, aecami ,lsim. litot;of. 'Mt; t psidsier of MIL a years as& -oat, af. truitit 6,4 all the taliesee in • his pwer t• shah 111 Pim of Rireirei-elenaroi of Tomes for i 8•41411110; mid that, toe, toter an administration thOolowitroogliiipoolmeod i We will: give ill. . P IaiIIatOWNIINI ill tho words 41.th* Repot, !I He 104114,4%titodiboao, that be pi his "ki Of lim 1 ltvitilerik' 1111114'11011dos had sew ' 1 " 7' Commas. and assapostag that firsissay hod gm ''.:l§4'. IM was ~ es kikknkr I . y ft' i ski *ff . .i 14410. 050.4 ti „ . •-441110 -taster I ; 4014 to • . 04 oettleaL ',ivied dm' trip vet* the . Tot 5T .iiirw. ...,... 6 ...........„ . . BA WII• 1i Is ss- So Or iiills.vamuiliscost A m 50 ids. wan. Ors. Os awl sisrllidsorstas. • • This pospibist esss sail 16 / 411 . 16 "*.... Oihk it iti Isaac It popsies. as Se Mt lllli tt ial" ,4 ,Z Wks sal per. Aie Iris reposed 4 7 dig i 1 m..!":7' •,--- -7- -- .....a.main is 1117. Wipes. i !wild. of itself. here pus airy ft. Biers sin ee lug so,lbat Mi. Patellas reallr hid no defence In Wirer. 'lt is river that ha had none. .ite do ant impels either erisise or Mama to him.. He is a pensioner in reality; and it appeais that Mr. Wuteintari. With his minnow did ask for a fat post for him, and did not get There is nothing unread in ri!her of these :.nothing, wicked, perhaps; bat, quite 'none) in either of them to make na dislike Mr. PALmss. as a Member Of .... Parliament, a little more than we disliked - his pride: tenor. Mr. Simeon; heranse the later 144 no pre: tensions to great patriotism end exinsive petrify; and. therefore. coold deeeise nobody. 'the people bar* hoes Injured, reform has been retarded, the counts)' • has Imes raised (for raised it now is.) set by open enemies. but by false friends. against whom it la tit first duty of a public writer to' guard . their* .4, whom he addresses himself. We are aware a'.llbi charge of " ?arias setody, and attieekiatiediiir' body.' This charge is Owns made when yu it: pose men of false professions. You most stiffer than • , to carry on their work of deeeption,•or 'be rvpre seated as a general and unsparing sesaillut. You must Nave than to ride smoothly insts place on the hacks of the people; Of yes must ender, to herepriachi- • a with "coarseness" add leabort... yin mast be corrupt yourself; or be expoief to . that the i saline of detected hypocrisy can pet hi aim . • deo against you. We prefer the litter. • •• Paris pipers to the 21st int. have arrived. tin,' contain no authentic intelligence of import:Weir. rate account, from that cspiril, which hove been re- ,rived to day. state that a Secretary - of the . Pinch • Ambassador at Vienna bad arrived there,! aid, that, from the expedition with which he had travelled, it ' . was inferred that he had brought despatches of great • consequence.' N. Tatisebers retard was capon ad . at Vienna, in a few days. FisNeN FuNDP. APRIL 20.—Five per Oleat.Ossi. ' vole 87f. 50c.; 87C 31)c.; 87f. 43c. view:--illasib • Actions 1,596 f. 25 c. Oa Sunday a Cabinet Council was bold at the Fa. reins Office. Downing-street. which essembled at two .: o'clock and Imagined in deliberation for shoot. three' . hears, not breaking up till fire. All the Cabieet M. . Distort were present. hl.-Vatitchers departure from Vienna for Peters burg., it is said, has been fa the purpose of convey- . lag to his Oorornment certain new propositiDas made by the asodiating Powers for the adjustment of the .diNetonews with Turkey. The oecessity ; of making further contentious has been urged, but thihlitare of. the concession required is not explained. 1s is con siders:des a circumstance not unfavourable tit pew., that boa Straagford, our ambassador at tkossiblillißer. pie is the principal mediator. s, : A ORAN!) HoAX.—The warning PtioariO4..a.P•"l.- day last inviog aanounced (what thm.Situday papers , is general repeated) that there would be a Dread Review go-day is Hyde Park, thousands of .people. .. tram ea early hour. docked to the appointed place., • Week, 0 the pride, pomp, and circumstance" of the ex- . posted sight; but all the tnjnyment. they met with won—a high at the extensive disappoiotaiest. Tiers wee so Reviese--escept what they mat themselves- . • • • inagiritsgaiimespopgreptiegi,............,. . : The Roth, —, from Demerara to St. Johi's, N. B. was wrecked pelt Mount Desert, on the 2d*alt. DIAL, Aron. ft.—Arrived end tailed for the As., the Packet, Briggs, 31 days from Havana/hi Mug Ana, Rea, 4 8 days from Port-au-Prince; &source, , Fens, from the Cape of Octal Hope; DMo, from , Smyrna; Rockingham, from America • Palladium, Patterson, from SL Vincent ' s; Georgiana;Warren, from Berbice.—The whole of the outward bound are heating oat of the Doves: remain the Welliogtoo, Anderwm, front Batavia, for orders.—Seven o'clock, came down and remain the Moira, Hornblow, fur Madras and Cal cutta. —VFW S. FALMOUTII, Anti. V.—Wind S. W. to South. Porrsatorrn. APRIL. 22.—Sailed the Fanny, trans port for Deptford. Tbs Maria Carolina, Neves, from Rio Janet* to Oporto, was taken 13th of December, off Cape Trio, by an Insurgent privateer, the crew were put on board at Samara and carried back to Rio. The tiro. Brock, bound to Liverpool, was driven on shore,at Will nington, about lath alt., bat got off with loss of rudder. The Adrian, Sixesda, from Middlebury to Leith, was fallen in with on Thnrsday, water logged, and carried into Sbields.—Wind S. S. IV. Dove'', Arun. 22.—Passed this Port yesterday, the Medina, Spencely, from Cadiz, on the 20th olt.; spoke the U 1 Palmer, Trusscat, from Portsmouth to Ma dras, in lat. 40. 10. N. long. 15.35. IV. NEWMARKET FIRST SPRING MEETING, I. MONDAY, Aram 22. Mr. Rous's Eaphretes beat Mr. Charlton'', Banter. Bd. each, D. I. Mrs.—Elan betting on gupbrates.—Won by f of a length. Mr. James's Antlgailkea beat Mr. Uday's Banneekle. flat. bib. each, T. Y. C. 100 gs, b. ft.-13 to 8 agst Antigslli can.—Won by a length. Sweepstakes of 1100 gs. each. h. ft. for colts. Set. 71b. each. T. Y. C. H. R. H. the D. of York's Moses, by Seymour or Whalebone, out of sister to Ca5tane5............. ~. I Mr. Udny's by Partisan, oat of Wowsky UG. H. Cavendish's b. by Mlddlethorps. oat of Bar- • rosa 2 to 1 on Moses.—Woo by two lengths.—One paid. D. of Portland's Comical, Sat. Mb. beat Mr. Charlton's St. Patrick, Sat. Mb. D. M. lOdge, h. ft.-9 to I agar Comical. —Won by • I•agtlt. Sweepstakes of 100 gs. each. b. R. for colts. Sat. 71b. fillies, fist. Mb. then rising three yeers old, B. N. D. of Grafton's br. a. (hernia, by Perils's', out of Co quette IA Orosvenor's hr. c. Midsummer, brothectO ValiSe. . V to 2 oh Guerilla.—Won by; of a length.—Fiaspaisl. Sweepstakes of 100 gs. each, for 11111.1;04. 4111. 111. D. of Portland's Vaultres., by Walton ; 1 Ld Jersey's by Ilaphasard, out of Web • 9 hlr. Northey's by Phantom, out-of Ralphiaa. .. S keen betting oa Vaultress.--Wentby Three Lengths. Sweepstakes of 200 gs. deck h. ft. R. M. Id G. 11. Careadish's c. by Partisan, oat of Rklieate, Tat. ....... . .... Mr. Fos 's North Wester...7st. 111b....... mf 14 Warwick's Selma, Sst. Mb 3 S to 4 mist 14 Cavendish's c.-4 to ' 4 alit North Wester —4 to 1 agst Selma.—Won by Ws lefigths.—Two paid. This Morning, No. 111,0117, was drawn a Prize of Twenty Tit d Ponads and shared.by NISH. It was seat to the follow* places : One half London. I Otte Sixteenth....TAttentter. One gighth....Wedneshury. One Sixteenth. ... —Ludlow. flee SI: teeeth .. I I anti nirdon. One Sixteenth Peterborough. Owe Sixterugh.... ..K-ndal I One Sixteenth Itishlwand,Y. The Lottery will tioish this day, and HIS rt hors te-aaorrow to anemone. , having sold th.• 20,000 f. that was sot Dom when this was scat to .he press. - K .~~; ~~ I . .. <;~i 1 1 .