The Statesman. — London, England, 1822-04-18 00:00:00

renting STOPOIM.4OOO en the Ittettalta • and that they see it to the great *ppm' semen peepler-Sle Regent Wttens hrs . I, that "it would be &shah% that se* .14 be treated lo Losses mesa hp 11'we. BatOBT answered. that there was a mosey embarked In Brewers' Rooms. would be media:era by sub a deei.. what answer is this to the easseplelat U e ? What answer is it ? A very pa Ye Brewers to corrupt sad to bribe, sad die of things to beep the ....poly I. thole bat se answer to the complaint* of she bat! are the proofs of the megattatle if be produced as arguments &gobbet pale/ ? We should have been glad to bear Mr. sad Mr. lionaettse (the an olltr. Worr muter); we sheath have been glad to hear id sad Co.'s Satire" nem epee this subject. iey are for reform though; lad. If they win that, we will forgive them for their silence ,1 I to this monopoly. Mr. Bassoonals imputed. Tres, the evils of the Deeming system ea Oases of the Magistrates/ Indeed! Oar 'somewhat like that of the ragged player, ,hit Bias, who was miserable only browse I WO too virtuous! Come, some. Mr. ;be freak sad bold. Have so fears Glebe Or, we are mach deceived. if the THING I Net yes to rise, as long as it has power to ' Iwo. Speak et the THING ,as itmerits; say ere say of it, and what wider* not say ; his Licensing and these Licences as they described. and as no ono cos describe bet. ,u. Tell it out boldly; tell the whole story ; :at for once with the honest part of man is all nonsense to talk about giving the Li. e person and not to the house. It is gives an now, is form ; and, In short. is it I'M en to every creature is the musky, that log is. at once, a kcal and a political Is it 501 auto6olll. that Bootees are refused, on grounds merely political? Is rions, that publicans dare not take is certain Is it not as notorious as, the see at that the Courier, the New Times, and massy -papers are as mach forced epee the people called the Brewer's Beer ? Oh, so I o remedy for this evil as long as the publi• bsolately dependant fur their licences ea the of persons appointed by the Mistime,. As its is the ease, there most he, as far as public r;coacereed, a monopoly of the supply of beer. polities. And, though we may complain, bat be caused at seeing the hartatsay, which paa.exista between " W 1117111111.1) sad rat and that of Casetaaaaen and Co.! Re 'arliament, indeed! As if the Quasehy sod atriots could pcssihly entertain the thought! tressed; but let us sot be humbugged ittlolie Peers' case is oat of great cariosity of deep iat ttttt . Mr. CONNING, oar readers ober, has given notice, that ea the SOth of shall move fur leave to bring in a Bill to re ' Noblemen to the enjnymeat of their Lirth at is to say, to their seats io the House of h are before observed,th at this proposielo has approbation as being a pa ', though a small hat is slue to the Catholics. The only ground lesion of these Peers, is, that they adhere to ;f their and our forefathers! Yet, there is, be a STIR made against this proposition. Devils of spiritual pride and bigotry are to op, we see, against it; though. as we e Devils will be defoated war ; we are r nil in the long run ; aril, we are that all attempts to conjure up the old 'so popery," will now fail of success.— ist:nce to Mr. Citentira's motion was at sight, eve* before the atakiag of his " Mr. Secretary Peet, presented a petition de Synod of Glasgow and Ayr. against the which notice bad been give., for the Ad of Catholic Peers iota Parliament; and be are Retie', that the Jesse of the How would ea on the first proposition. whether a moth, inn into a Committee, or for leave to bring is by which it might be attempted to imitative*, eeeeeee to the Huse !" Se! Here is open seed between these two leaders of the faith was well enough to get the fret petition from Speed. The nest may come, perhaps, from thodist CONfereict. Then may a joist *me Jews. Quakers and raitaria»s. And, when rd one centre, we do hope and trust, that the thoevh not mulch given to praying. will he permitted to join in the Orford prayer ibs Pipe!—Sir Toon. LKTHBOIDOO " was glad loch a Petition had been presentee', and be was Wad that as soon u the motion had been an ctd, the whole country /fed met petitioned 14 it. If the proposed motion were to be Cat. the whole of the Catholic Question would be rd by a side wind." Why, bless your head, tate! do you think that you will ever see thatl aviculture, that you talk so much about, till Cathoilli shall be freed from paying tithes to' 4 0 protest against their faith! Do you es-I Pr to see any thing agaia la Ireland bat a sort War, till the English Hierarchy in that country to by law ? If you do, we lament your r ki..wita g e oil the subjact. Oh, no! Sir Tito on see no " whole country petitioning tiralsst the ateme,.. sloe *Weed ardor the Om -soliegierhe fdieroh. The ay ., in rigagu" win Istageha midis _ yes. " ITthen toeing In elenger !" Puebla being "is dupes" Demur Coletinr,, living; Doctor linglonerc (of Desehester) , Move being " Ladoga" will sot. me meet coolltleatly assent you. cache say alum amodijesillse people of Oat lard. even if the things wst•- eleogor ; sad; be you moored. that there area people in *fund mow a.days. as to think that the Cherish religion is. be is More danger fruit Catholic Nees thus from Uni* An Poets and Members of the ether Room It 1%; however. right, that this awe should be hi* PM fatly laid herons the people t and this. In a vosysida: borate manner, will be dose seat week; oe that the public may he duly prepared for. the illie#o6, Coder other eircnamtassees we shoal.' leek "pee the whole of tills tillages a ion ms the svissim Mak wader the present cireamstaacos." ceases /sot saes it Is that light. Whore the net Is good, and where bad motive is not obvious, we do not like to be very prylpg us to the motive. Mote it Coriolis st 'lea se s t o '" Mr. CANNING . ad - alt.hreser than. *sod against each other. The 'Pieta, will opposer they most oppose; aid they moot eels scorched oat of the discussion. The country is in as excellent temper to attead to a statement of what It has gained by chang ing a Catholic Clergy for a Pessimism Clergy; for all this must come Into the discomfit', Swaim the great 'rotted of opposition to the maitre will be. that the Church of England. sod. of curse, the English Church parson, and the Olobe Lads sad the Tirdis, are IN DANGER! This must be the grouted of the opposition to Mr. CANNING . * rile. No Mbar grimed can be taken; sad, we shall see, who them is is tho kingdom, the Pomona excepted, to pithiest again* a measure, because that measure may possibly endanger tithes! —An Irish Curespeadmit says, that Mr. CAN* rasa was encouraged to give Mace of his modal by Mr. Cosagrr's twelfth and hitt Serowe, on •' Par son, and tithes", io which Somas the rights of the Catholics are placed in a very forcible light.— This opinion el oar cornwpoodeot may possibly be I correct; but, we most curses. that ire soiree Mr. Cancun's notice to diff4reat causes. There bias bee. a talk about India ; bat. we have not yet brought musrlves to believe. that Mr. CANNING has beet able to bring himself to submit to this spooks of voluntary baeisbasent. U. mast well know, that. If he quit the greed therstre.nes. he gaits it for seer. No cantles io oar minds, be wished for the very post sow tilled but Mr. Putt.. The language of Mr. Puss; the UM noonced resolatios of weds, the propeolthet.iff Ids - • -'eve. shows how the parties feel .tasiseda sun saner. aow u 5.... sums.. ----- knows, will be placed in a strange state. The whole body of Nrooste, he knows. will some ender review, and will ha placed in opposition to nine•tenths of the people. In short. his Dill I will he a bomb-shell thrown into the midst of a groats that thought they bad got rid of him and had made all safe, and were sitting themselves down to snag aid comfortable enjoyment :—oee thing only the people have to guard against ; and that is, sot to be. by this strife, diatom too ►ureh of from the great question of reform of parliament. Paris papers to the 16th instant, have come to band They afford no satisfactory informot'os respecting the affairs of Takey ; bet the Cuastie•tiusad, is on sni de under the head of Vienna, gives some very curious details of the Grand Sitting of the Divan, in which the question of Peace or War was decided. The Vitine the beads of the Ulema (the corps of Lawyers), the heads of the Jenisaries, and the Mufti, wen all or stabled on this occa►ion rand the Salta heard the whole behind the curtain of a window opening from his Cabinet into the Council room. The Mufti and the Chiefs of the Ulnas Loving declared that several of the demands of the Muscovites were contrary to the principles of Islamism, and to the dignity of religion, the Grand Vizier, as President of the Divas, proposed the following question:—" Is it just, sad conformable to the principles of the Holy Koran, to raise the standard of the Great Prophet. and to call to arms the Matulsens of the East end of the West, when demands no those indieated are Odessa ed to the Prince of the Faithf•l?" On which the Mufti said—" Yes, it, is just."—These words were immediately repeated by all the Glossa preemie; and • like form was observed in proposing and deciding on the other points submitted to their consideration. The Sultan, it is added, approved of the decisions merle, and Ran orders to the Grand Vizier to cause his intentions to be nailed by the Reis Bdesdi to the Fo. reign Ambassadors, and to explain to them, et the some time, the reasons which had inlaid the Porte to take inch a etiolation. The some paper that furnishes this intelligence contains another long and carious article dated Hamburg, April 6. re specting the negotiations said to be on foot between England and Denmark for the exchange of all t►e islands of Denmark, being Zealand, Fenn, Inc. and the Poniards of Jutland, as far as the River Eider against the Kingdom of Hanover. England would take spa itself ell Danish debts. The desire of commanding the entrance of the Baltic, and this having, an effec tual check on the commerce of Resin; sad, secondly, the possibility of the separation of the Crown of nano rer from that of Reglad. in case the latter should de volve to a female, are stated es the motives of England letiaoatftem the Ayes le Lloyd's at Lisboa. dated Mall ft. The Portuguese frigate Perola. bas broatit Is IfereieeCorvette, of Buenos Ayres. W. R. Masson. . - Cementler. Mounting 26 men sea 134 men. She wee capered en the 20th lam. after snail liters chem. and made se resistance trimmest. Last eight. at wreary-five minutes past S o'clock. hi. Majesty arrived at his Palace. in Poll-Mall. frees Brightea. His Majesty travelled with his own horses from the Cork. at Settee. AU the Forwent% who settled the ensuing Levee sal Drawls; itoom, sad fieterw Coarse. moat lave been presorted to the King on his Consuedoe. weeps they were praset at the Levee sad Drawing•Roo a few days ether the Corosatiee er the last Levee. Hie Royal Plighosee the Cesnmander-la-Clsiof will review the following regiments in Hyde Pork, ell the tad. befog the King's birth-day se IN. Hoards. Keyal Hers. Hoards (Din.). 14th Light Dragoons. Light Hem Voloateers. Surrey Yeernaary. Foot thuds, Royal Artillery Company. Yigen, Ste. Ise. According to the last despatches from Constanti nople. it is said, that ea the 10th of March. the Bri tish aid Austrims Miaistere is the Turkish capital, presented another sate to the Divas, is which they remeastreted against its resolation not to wad se gociators to treat of peace, sad pressed in the strongest macair the removal of the Ottentan troops from Wallachia aid Moldova. as a measure which. without compromising the dignity or endangering the security of the Porte. would be eonsi•lered the meet satisfactory proof of its sincere wish to remain at pews. They offered besides the guarantee of the mediating powers that so advantage should be taken of the eraceation of Wallachia aid Moldavia. by the Russian forces on the Prod'. This note it is asserted. bad not oily been received. but the Divan had cemented to take it into consideration. Couriers. it is added, were iestantly dispatched to the Aus trian Govereseet with this intelligence, and the impression en the vela& of the Ministers of the mediating States seemed to be. that a fresh oppor tunity twin bees afforded foe aegoelatiou, it was still probable that war might be prevented. Letters from Raw were yesterday received in the city, statiag the death .f the Pope. They do lot, how ever, vouch for ch. troth of the intelligence, bat men tion it as the current rumour of as day. Hayden papers, 'bleb bare arrived to t►e 10th of February. instal• a fall steams of the eatry of Repablicais troops. without opposition. lota the eity of &attar, la the Spaalsh part of the island, mad of tits lidalpthee of the &Fetishes's Coostltatioa loy liblatalllttorer geoids% Sweetars. zit appear that Cetay, La Vega. Porto Plata, aid Moats Christi, had hoisted the Bepublieaa sag. At a Quarterly Meeting of the Guild of bier/heats of Debits, held on Monday last, the following Reso lution was proposed by Mr. Ness:—That it is the opinion of this Guild, that on all occasions for the admission of Avenue, no wools, admissible by law. should be exelstled •s mouse of religion. as loyalty and good maiden should be the qualifications required. Mr. Setter moved the previous question. A very warm debate ensued, In the coarse of which Air. Sut ter withdrew his modem, and Mr. Fitzsimons moved, as an amendment, that the resolution be rejected as ridiculous, unnecessary, and absurd. After some fur. ther Asensio'', milted with many personal reflections, Mr. (Hancock moved an amendment similar to that moved by Mr. Fitzsimons, substituting the word " mischievous" foe " enneecessary." This amend mutat vie seconded by Mr. Steadier'. It was the* pet from the Chair and carried!!! What is the preseet stated disposes's% of the South of Ireland ? Ilia daily wages 5 I.; his family on an average from three to five—out of this 51. • day he mast support tLat family. pay his rest, and his tithe. —(Belfast Paper.) A Meeting, it is understood, is about to be called of t►e Merchants, Shipowners. licc. of London. for the purpose of presenting a representatioe to Government, on the expediency of permitting the ships belonging to the Republics of Columbia, Buenos Ayres, Chili, itc. to be admitted into our ports (when coining direct from their respective countries, and laden with the prance thereof,) in the same manner as the ships of the limited States and Brazil. The altered situation of these countries, i■ consequence of their being no longer colonies of Spain.seems t 3 render some each ►e pplotion adeisabir, and the Mercantile interest feel a ieires of anxiety. lest the withholding it should pro dice. me the other side. regulations unfavourable to the adinissiee of our shipping it, their ports, on the same seems with those of nations which may grant to these Republics that reciprocity. A Preach Paper contains the following extract from The National Weill:atm. of March 10: " Congress, informed that the Russian and English still coatieved their respective establishments in the North-west parts of America, bas resolved to take measures fir maletaining the sovereignty of the United States, over time* intones, territories which the Americao Republic first discovered and occupied. A city will, accordingly, be founded at the mouth of the river Columbia, and military posts established on the branches of it. Whenever the number of lobs- Idlest' (American) shall amount to 200 U souls, a Civil Adosinistratiun is to be constituted. The new estate, io . formed, shall assume the ariellation of the State of Organ, instead of that of the District id Columbia.. Its extent will ►e greater than that of all England, and thus will be for ever done away all con. fusion as to the District of Colombia northward of California. and the Republic of Colst•bia io South America." By as Order from the Treasury, British Glass bot tles. is dressing cases. and medicine chests, of travel. lore arriving from the Continent, are admitted duty free. rNTSLLIOBNC6. Test cow dews fron;liteitirr;;"" _ . ' -r, for Quiebros.--Wied N.C. It—Railed the Nymph, .Radolilf, MI Eastward, both ander gnome. . Campbell. from Jamaica for Loa- Jeakille.freei Jamaica fur London Hall to Madeira; cod several FALMOUVII. Aram It--Arthreel tisti Ditch ship Do I(nembandel, Janda. from Batavia /sir Anistordem, shad af provisions. Lady Atileells packet from Lisban davit ; and Pomona.tiraver, from Lisbon in el - days. ...Mini variable. light airs and fine. " The Ann. Shellac, from Malta to Nngtand; run as share near Tunis, and has been ahataluoed by the Mader. Cargo lauded." The &meths, Herhold, of and from Dram, in at tempt's, to eater Kirkahly lUtlm iaat. gut a•ermoul was totally werchml; part of her cargo, sails, Icy. dyad. OLD IMILDT—Tara Mostrao. —nno— &vete /dam, aged 23, was indicted for epalling from the dwelliag-house of John Spenser, a publican, a silver words, value 41. his property. Jelin Spenser stated, that on the evening of the 26:!s of Match Ws. a permu whom be Whereat to be the prisesser.canse to Me Wise sad immited if ha could . bare a bed. Winless sueswerml in the affirmative and . - the penes west up stairs with a lighted and re- : ; :*; • . tamed in about five minutes. The Den morning wit- • wee mimed Ms watch. sad on making inquiries a abort' • • 7' tinge after us Guildhall. lee discovered that it wean the heads of a notifiable. The constable said be bad takes the watch from .the persoa of the prisoner, and detained bilis es well as the property.--Guilty. Hear,' Leonard, aged 31, was indicted for stealing eleven silver spoons and thirty-one Sovereigns, from the dwelling-house of Wm. Slade. Was. Slade said he lived in the Parish of St. (Glee in the Fields. Os the 24th of February last be missed a rptantity of silver spoons and 31 sovereigns. The landlord of a public-house on Finchley Common stated that the primmer came to bis house on *today the 24th of February last, and wanted change fur a sovereign, on account of some refreshment which he Ind had: observed some silver spoons is his bosom, and in consequence sent for a constable. Thomas Frost, the constable, searched the prisoner, anti found up in his person 31 sovereigns and a large quantity of silver spoons, which the prosecutor identified as his property. —Guilty. The progenitor recommended the prisoner to the mercy of the Coort, se the prisoner had been in his employ two years, and never till on that occasion had been suspected. l'heJodge said he wash! attend to the prosecutor's reeonmseadation. • COMDIN.dfIONS TODiiiiioY FARMING STOCK. We find that his Grace the Duke of Grafton. toed Lieutenaat ofthe county, has requested s owning of the Magistracy, to be held at Stowinarket, on Saturday next, for the professed purpose of taking into confider aloe, aed of adopting, such measnrss as may then be thought necessary, to discover and bring to pnnisliment the authors sod abettors of the di,gracelol outrages so frequently of late committed in many districts around us. The specific plan to be proposed, we are not suffi ciently informed of to state: but it is not improbable that a cameral committee of magistrates will be formed from every division of the county ; and a select corre sponding committee. from them. to receive all inforosa t aturplcioes and stspeeted persoeg. so be, by Abe - members of such corresponding committee, eommuni r cited to the magistrates around them.—(Dery Gazette) On Saturday noon, a fire was discovered in a shed be hogging to Mr. Syer, of New Hall, Copdock, which con• sassed the same. together with a quantity of straw. Half au lent previous to its breaking out, a shabbily dressed man approached the bowies, offering ballads for sale, and a suspicion was naturally entertained against him. Several parties rodeout for purpose of appre hending him, without success.—(!dens.) A thrashing and drill machine, the property of Mr. Thartell, at Pnringland, were last week destroyed by a riotous assemblage of persons. Exact:noe.—On Saturday last, Noah Peake and G. Fortis, both late of Bressingham, were executed at the Castle, in this city, pursuant to their sentence, for being concerned with Win. Hiker (who was admitted an evi dence for the Crown) in setting tire to I stacks belonging to Mr. Kent, of Diss, in the night of the 2:itai of February last. These are the only incendiaries who have been brought to justice in this county and would possibly have still remained undiscovered, if they hail not been engaged in a riot and breaking the thrashing machine of Mr. R. Doggett, sot Winfarthing, on the 28th of February, which led to their apprehencon, and ultimately to snhjecting these two unhappy men to the heaviest sentence of the law. They both leave families to bewail their ignonsinions and. -- (.Norwich paper.) The Tenth Report of the Commissioners of In quiry on Courts of Justice in Ireland has been printed. It embraces the Equity side of the Curt of Exchequer, of which it details the duties of the several officers, and their salaries and fee, with great minuteness, points out several defects, and suggests improvements. The Report. vhf. of great length, comprising with the evidence, 362 folio pages, commences with the office of Chief Itentem. brumes is the Court of Exehrqser, held by patent since 1797 by the Marquis Wellesley. The rever. sion of this office was farther granted by patent, In IboB, to Richard Wellesley, Esq. for his life. The oft e is • sinecsre, its deities being delegated to a Deputy appointed by the Patentee—the salary, 691. I Is. 2d. ; the gross amount of fees, 4,5321.105. Id ; disbursements, 7hBl. 10s. Id. ; net income, 1813/. I Is. 2d. Deputy Chief Remembrancer— salary, none; gross anesnot of fees, 3,7401. ; d's bureentents 5501.; net intoner, 3,1901. Yesterday a Court of Directors was held at the East India House, when the following Commanders touk leave of the Court previous to their departure fur their respective destinations—viz Capt. Richard Clifford, Lady Melville ; Captain John Small Henry Prater, Marquis of Huntley; Capisia Robert Wright Nader, Regent ; and Captain 'lliosoks Princess Amelia, China direct.—The undermentioned Captains were sworn into tee command of their re spective ships—vie. Captain Brook Kay. Marchioness of Ely; and Captain William Adamson, Winchelses, consigned to Bengal direct, Nutt% itheanding the very moist weather which irlf been felt in this and the commies to the north and east of Britain, it appears that in Portugal, Spain. St rily. and Italy, no rain has fallen for some months The censequebce is, that at the date of the last tee ters. there was a great slant) for the crops, particularly in Spain. No advance had then taken place in r., or train, but rain as immediately wanted to save the D enis from serious injury. TIE sztTFAMAN. •, __„„- • oft Wher. A. ardite bete Irtenattert SNIPPING !NTS 4 . giedisla it;Siii alias , shit the Kim( et sei l ieseiried thi'Araiselkip. loom.. A tttw -•- 17. _ . = * o 9lo ) ,gbjes. *Ms Laois% Boehm of Parma. its 44164 at sad walled the Liwkloa, 'abbe; sei di mkai i . ipi m i me m /louts laws* the awl of ths stest6 st Mg of this alttlack 160•Apin, 10.—gait e Ihreisfiffellyieti ?am • aisd,r tig stli g los. hoe sk. Bastin ' ‘kis' 4 :4o . 'pehistss) Fatties Pastas . -rassav, Ants 16..-Plas par thee. Ills Carolipe.Campbell ( bettelowster) Meet Got esseels lopesed at Inf. 60e..; eland st W. 4 4, 11 , i t i s L it Y - T .,: Palliki m s ,":,,.. j r k ,,,„: ll 'H o i l wt. imi oast essidastly M. Asthma of the Bash. 1350f..1577(. 60e. °them—Wiwi S.W. .'