The Statesman. — London, England, 1822-05-21 00:00:00

MAIL!. VC. MIR. DM O 0 HoKW - - 0 O I Hombre' - - 0 I 0 Proses - - 0 0 • Pludon -•- 0 0 amomiimm=Fasic==== IT ONE O'CLOCK. THIS D..Y. 3/1 Wit Nook. ..1 'sit iMmeassessts. I. I p. i 71/1 Ewa ass Stmt.! gNo* be Old An 79 i SINN. ( lb. s. s. dls. pa ----MM. • . 11. U.5.,.. —.--Somill. • Is. 4lz i Coo. for Aso Lott. Tidies if.W. I.ls iii leSinan. WIT* " Tilt COMMIIIiN. •NDON: moo. MAT 1942. VOB, 771 :ELI'S O'CLOCK. day. Isom of doe Brokers are. their arroams t there is, Owe ns defog. Hitherto. we 601, liters. The Fri. remain *ri esti for nest Amoost. 791. , ONO TM NU • . • req. of s *MO nesiboilli mad °Spanish Boas fee .sOP. f iiht oboes Beads haviog been be soil at i2*. with the 414.. I, me &s lowest pries on 'Chute .divides/. mid at whit' rice last price fres Paris, of Spa •• :0 11 1 to 99 90 Mt 90 the beery failure is the Mar led i somber to make up tbeir rapers arrived this mersisg I. Gem which we extract the ram cossets manes 16. lend that Mr BLara do laform y that Ake Council bare agreed s Majesty sad the two Mosses red by tie joist CoslailSee of Nobly. es the w►ject of open the West ladies to foreign I itself WM a Committee of tbs . 6 M perils for awl assists's.* premed" 41 the Revesse of - , Pas Ns et April have also be.. PRI& 011 TUS illth APSIL ] frost a setosetile house in New he Custom-house Officers there y rigid ; sad in (stare, per ty to say part of the United 1 attestd strictly to the America, is an ohetract :—" All goods i ire subject to id valorem da llier attested before a notary se td of soy articles that may be mirth, hi. as attestation that sad production of the prosier, Filing which. they will be seat sere appraised, aid 50 per coot. r eshot with appratier Grr, he." rem Wealsloom, April 4th : Lab and illemlan Moister' are thlisbseests Isere, tad this don le feeling, earept perhaps oa the Spain, who has certainly tabs■ wistiptents of Spmask America. is 1 undimmed to Lisbon. Since last raters from Prase* be is en engaged is oepciation with eta et a Commercial eater,, sad an anceassoon degree of pli. citable. because before be went the lonise Ministers, was the admiststratioa; bet be Is a ■as have arrived to the 19th ta u* of the Doke of LeaLIII7. France. He bad returned to, lay night from a coastry lon% len. at Cretell. and was twice The Kum, upon hearing of physician to aimed him. but a brain fever. at his Hotel in the Duke was fifty-three years of ed. The elections for the De bars terminated, notwitbstasd• if the Ultras, like than for the on the part of the Liberals. are bees returned, to the total Is, and by very considerable aa tm bars already served in the s are Messrs. Teeny:. sea. IR, jab., 'ad ALEXA PIZ as La• Paris papers gives the following contains, the Rest precise in .., received respecting the pre rocladess between Rani* and thwalisesseloss with the Poste. of the mission of Mr. Taarra radon On the part of the Man the moment whoa war should his and Turkey, kl.do Lutz*? -sue`. ~-~::: ~^~s3'- T EIF STA' • guild quit Coistantienple ; that In all eases Asstria will make common canoe with Rattle. and that well fisgsded hopet may he entwined that the Cabinet of London will steeds to the wines to be adopted is cog cert. The °sillies of the pl an are i s feller :—lt is is- ' tended to rive ktreditory Pei aces to Meldavia.WallJehlik, sad Steen, and to regulate the sovereignty of the Porte over those three intermediate States. The principle allophod is, that the inlet 00000 • of Turkey as an *biotin Power is Imperiously commaaded by reasons if the impost weight, aid as k is believed that the limid &Aglow himself and die Dive's wish to get rid gl the lawless corps •of Janissaries, it is meant to I give them the necessary assistance to edict that ob ject. Through these means the Turkish power would be Europeanised, and would hotter fit the gonna po. !ideal system. It is eOdent that those combination. meet be founded en extensive arraignments bowleg the two Courts. and on the display of ae impostor . force. The essential point which igen", the balsam' towards war, is she hideosity which Russia claim& for the expellee al the Army of Observation, whisk' t imeounts to as gammon sant." „Pained 'teens. Max 18.—Five per Cent. Consols ;pied at itif. 30e.; closed. Bdf. 350. Exchange on Leidog.—One Month. 25f- 25 .-1 three ditto. 25f. Se. Owing to Str,Cosserr's absence hem town, the remarks on thePebates in Parliament will. for two or three successive jays, appear ear day later than nasal We have *flea bad to point eat t• Our readers the effects of the paper-money is rendering the work• lig en's,' miserable, daring the war; and, we state Olt great cosfideace and with by so means less Oman, that the lot of that numerous class has Wen greedy bettered by tbe inning of the quantity •fthat money. It is very true, that went of employ swot has accompanied, in some parts, aid. is some de' gru b is all parts of the kiagdom.'this lessening of the vanity of paraiegey. But, this has not lower' ed wages In • ihe Tegratiou in which prices have hoes kniersal T and, as to the idea of demigod • I and alp*, Olga tbo School of Met:revs sad RICAIIDO applies'," ;Ishosr. as they de to sugar and coffee, it is by as posse, oppOsable, la all Its points. to the former camt laws of suns have a gnus deal to do with the Nadir. During the very highest prices, or. at least. for many yeas previous to 1614, the cow mak larm-labouren here, in thittpart of Sams (whence we sow write) arra got, at this seas°n et the year. were than two wad oi.optuos a day. They sew get tuv Ailliop a airy awl bar; and certainly, their f iaJ sew pans of their dress do not cost them .• Isentity for quaadty, than owe half what it cost than before 1914. This is $ great sad glories* damp I Dot, there are those that can get use 110, pialerst. This is the - case (particularly at corllds sensim) to am* latent. Bet, we wish it to he ob. served, that eases of this art arey now, always waw the :stoat Obi the lasdlerds, who wow ai140111411111, 1 016411- Ahoy wore gettise Otietre4sB and resll4loo Fonts. The paupor.allowasee. nay.tberpclWirelf: gnarly equal to what a man got for work, derider ism of the years of the war; and those are very Raab demelvei who imagine. that the unemployed bear any thing Ilk. an equal properties a the employed part of the labourers. The fact is, Oat the eases are few indeed. where the employed able persons, yam woos., or boys or girls. are not Si. times as sameness as the unemployed. And seedier fact is, that it is not poniale to reduce the wages is proportioa to the fall is the price of food ; fen if you do this, the man will mot work; be will betp/ey ; and there is no power on earth to prevent this. A man at two shilliaga wilay will - - do more work than foie me■ at sixpence a•day. This is proved by the practice of the employers themselves. There aro parishes which have 100 working men. A hundred men all. to work. The farmers la the parish have work for them all; bat, they have not money to pay them all at fall pay. What do they do ? Why, they pay a part at 12e. a•weeb, and the rest, as paupers, at 3e. 6.1. Would it not be to their advantage to employ Ms whole, and lower the wages, They have the power to do this. But it woad set he to their advantage; for, if they omployallbe whole, and mark the working wages lower, they would not get stomach work done for that, isoney. As augmentadon of the camber of home would make a diminution of the quantity of work. One it is that the labourer has his remedy; ad this lea remedy that no buns means can take from him ▪ belongs to the most numerous 'class; and• there is tr eombisation of farmers, of justices, or *easy body deo that can get the better of that general mass d Whig that hove works in his favour. Mr, ilecanoo sad his mined overlook this moral came. *bleb is, however, a most powerful oat. There is, too, a prodigious change la the labourer's favour as to certain almost camellia and almost iadeseriboabli Wags. Ho is much mere freqaeatly in the farm been than be was. More young people are takes late lease Ilia, were taken latoboase only last year.l The dietitians between farmer and labourer is not eel lids as it was. The feelings towards each other are r, lose repalaive, and nearer approachiag to the lags of that ►appy time when our forefathers would have 'larded wit► horror at the idea of fame" Wog armed with swirls and pistols aid monated sit horse•back to be sent ?rainier about to assist Ha. nooerian Legions in keeping England 14 order! A hundred t►ings that we never reckon, when we speak of the labourer's memos of living well, have changed in his &roar; and the whole of Oils chaste is to he ascribed to the great diminution the has takes place is the quantity of the ekeo l , long paper-money. The ease with which bermi AN sad some ponies of mares lie. be Obilillef tin 1 given a check to the mi.eraille prardee c miler po Woes's. all times of the Jay. This is a thing of great eonseq•face. The poor wretches I. Sumereeshire and Wiltshire had slant got into the state of the Irish. Is the woodlaasi-eoantries they never cos& bring the people to this mieerable gate of degrada tion; sad sew, the monsters, who wished to do it, have to howl themselves. It was dose in the Western ties by slow degrees ; and by means of the vile paper-money. which, by giving the same name to a different real sum, Anted the labourers. All then thiags ought to keep as coortantly on the look out, to be ready to oppose, or, at least, expose, every scheme for the renewal of the freed of riper•money. If this thing be attempted, it will be lathing less than a blow, aimed silently at tl Mai of every labourer and artisan in the kingellii; sad that, too, solely for the of the landlords who will have drat coolly swallowed the capitals of the farmers. We think. that I tbe appearances, of ',resent are. that the Ministers will sot congest to As revival of this hellish fraud; bat, if they • simile!, there it so man that can femme the muse of the horrors to be. witseesed this century. If they choose to reform the Parliament sad then redeem the Interest •of the Debt. well and geed ; bet, to En* ;tot to commit anode robbery on the people would he moustroes IndeMitand &- this. tee, he the fame/ so many solemn deelaratime.— It seems singular cheep, that, jest at the time, when the istmele of miesey.senl, concede= seem to be steel* NI. Mr. SCAR Li?? lIINIMM be , beingthen forward. 111 kat Ansi adtkaiente. lost year, had awe *to. oat,' to preemie\ obireoesMent. tomeriogece ; other, to put a st4p Mk . Oltrefig •Inewirlik to work; sad dee last. to pretsur removals. Either of the two fernier, if attempted to be enforced, would have made England somewhat Ilk' what part of Ireland is; only we - sifoold bus required a meek larger army to keep debit the i•elliedfteteif," as the Nottfilk Nonspekell would hove tailed them; Red. as to the latter. which Is the "sly part of the blll, that the "learner author haw remised, there are many objectless. It is very well is kik about people carrying their tales., to the " best Merkel" het, the labourer may remain woes the mar bet is gem, sad wbes then islets set the possibility opals ' him. The feet is, that, if the Govirsment common Is enforcing Palm's Dill. the lands will our hands, the tithes will be eaten up by the emesey classes, hut. the labourers will get the fair fr u it a their labour, and the Poor-Laws will give rise to no mere litigation thee formerly. It is a systems( piper-money tbat bay Imes leery Olin out of order; de that motpktell weeiriitird order will be restored ; pad as to lave era imfrpinons, they form but a small part of the coneisity.—The eern•crope an artainly of most ranisiag appearame. Every *lag world lead u to expect a very early &m -otet; and, thereforn the fella overindostion meow bibs I. faiiirdrof being seeneesiod! The wheat •woltefewymmetbo-tworet Made, sod if tke. old *yin he true; oaasely, that May is at epitome of the Seamen, the enlisted the harvest wiU be glottis. The quantity of tore lows is sot less distillment ' s@ far as Ire esti me or tears" mach about the elate tElegt tiled the poor-lands. sotwititstsoding Mr. IticASIDO, will not be throws out 'of coltiection. Than hos been, up to this time. a good deal of waft sad ulna: up of formers. These will emu cease. Tiniest. will be left in quiet possession. home" 'bey mew be so left, whether they pey rent or not. The pencemeret fat kept. If there were hundreds of thou sands of. soldiers, they must be fed. Cultivable mvii go on, let what else will stand still. If the lead lords and. parsons eau get say thing, after the go vernment is toppled, they may; but, the people must be fed; and, therefore, cultivation mast go on, who. thee the landlords and parsons emt any tbiag or sot. Yesterday the Disko of York transacted military lonaluess with the Kiag. The Marquess of Londonderry had an audience of his Majesty yesterday. Yesterday his Royal Highness the Prince of Den am *, accompanied by Coast Moltke, paid a visit to the Dike of Wellington at Apsley House. Leal- night their Royal Highness.. the Prises and Priestess of Denmark and suite visited Drury-lane ' Theatre. Plisse Christian of Denmark, who is now is Lea doe, is alums 36 years of age, and has a sots by a (ur inal consort; he has so issue by his present Mutes who aeoompsnies him, and who■ he married about eight years ago. Oa Saturday the French Ambassador had a long interview with the Marquess of Londonderry. Yesterday the &mentor and Depaty-Oovernor of the Bank of England had an in ersiew with the Chan cellor of the Exchequer. His Majesty's visit to the Continent is at must Ins pendia, in coesequence of the arrival of the Prim:Pend Priacess of Denmark, who were not expected is Engt lead so soon. Witbia these few days orders have bees seat dews to Brighton, to complete the projected al- Orations and improvements in the Palace, with all COS testient speed. We believe it to be the hosed°. of his Majesty to go slows for a day or two in the coarse of a fertsight, for the purpose, it is said, of arranging a series of entertaiaments ups a magsificent scale, its honour of the visit of their Royal Mithaellese the Prises and Princess of Denmark, and a very exten sive circle of great end noble poisons in the immediate confidence of the. King, are so be United_ It is like wise Uncoiled these distinguished foreigneriretall es joy the splendid, but more secluded hospitality of the tillage in Windsor Park, darts( Ascot Race Week, sag that their domicile shall be in ComberlantWoelp. Netwitbstandleg the assertios is a Morels( Paper of yesterday, that there was so trash is the report aim Wooded royal usarriage, oar isfortnation iodue s as is infer the moserary. Letters frame Positional' safer*, is, that the Owns Ulendower frigate, seenssanded b. .he Ilea. Captain Spencer. hes sailed for Copesitagro, Is as especial minims. Surely there is •• mote meant !ass meets Ulcers . ' is three proeemlingu---(iforniits Chronicle.) IRG.V TRADE AND CULINRIES liOurffsmuut. ......410. (IROM TNS lISITITIM atitaceav or say.lft.] We are gl.td that the paio,ful duty of recattlir ditional lawless acts of violence in the county • mouth does not devolve upon us ikis week ; that we coati with truth state our conviettr other such will occur ; we hope it man he have It not in our power to report that the le the iron.works have returned 0 their et the means of subtistenre wittiest wort: are to run short. Shay removals to distant y county have taken place; bat motwitlist pressure upon the parishy sad more par the present di ed mitt grebe I those who have to pay, the rate* are beatnik almost beyond endemic*. is one hamlet pf 4 the mining parish... we beef been info ' . .. _ been fiend itnpfartleable. trident bald Vitt severer measure. theft Marsha's yet _. . . .. lett two levies of the post roe it.addiflaS . l the present--ell in great pal, uspaid. . • In the mean time the blast furnaces afthi Iresimsi• ter. ue being extinguished as a measure, thlosifh '4oLii 'frost expense. cenaitlered lam lajorioseth• dating to make iron it a eeit . igreater the sold for. We understasurdlirivisette of • wastes Itelongisi to the 'Tliedegsr Works 'Oblast. A very respettlable 3iettlog was held on 'at tie Red Lieu, in Pont-y-piel. whit& wxe 111. tall *sea Deputy.Liestesmses sad Skeet V miell,' irritetittleg attentioa 't* l stil e :be the 'ciliiishireseat of . . , were event, we and%trol. Itilatt;;Y: IL ilogrride. Esq.. the ' <r" r . • iiihar 'Or A bargeman,. the itti r ria i h Joiselbimas, Est. tfill Ray. J. 13 - ' e. IPmiTiOtic S. Hoinfray; Iltal.. mad **sika etlirglist eilpaostdad With "ilia Inea-tvasW 4 HMO. Tloi'llloetfaidia sot break ap 60',. S'iliell le 'tbe eieeleg. aid,. if public rump net, we hope we may la oar nest paper Jive gratiJate the county up** the restoration elf trancinillity I for we understand that dm . made open the workmen. who were Oersted' ..his leering from all the Iron-works what, I Whirs! .2 . t• hy the firmness and otiosity of II time. 'WM each, that an immediate Meng work was so much contemplated 11, tirmil e Arst. have bees inform-d. a decisive as is dila was to be glreis to Mr. Meggrldp y al* , the 'vetoing of Thursday. This meek Is can state as a 'matter of local Notoriety. dti able member of warrants were issued In oossequenco of complaints made on account of wage, paid la goods of otherwise than in emery. ii direct of the law of the laud ; which warmish others, were mails returnable at 'melba leg deed for Wednesday sort. SH4PPINd ill'iii i IaNCE —.o. Dim e Illivill—Came down from the rived the Alshirial.linrlcett. for Qtoboc t aim this aid said. the Outer. Beaker, fee the South 1 _ Willem. Spore. for Qao:otte. Aided lad smiled k river. the Orodeario..Serhea. tree t Si.. Walwras Joseph sea Jame. 144imeaMemereira t the Flyieg risk Solis. free y.—lrlood N.B. POWTSNIOCTII. MAT —Arrived the lost - k Coates* from Van illoman'aLeadowlrind W. FA LMOUTIA, M AT I7.—Arrived the Lady Leslie from New York aid Halifax. The ship Lady 'taffies, Captain James sailed from the Dowse on Fritter the 174 FRACAS UP HA .—Yesterday afterneen Royal Eicheoge was throws isto cognates bras tereatlns that took place between two individuals the names of K.— and .I—, sad which wale' the former knocking the latter down. has bees of long molding, and arose from lie some purchases of Spanish Bettis. . A letter from Jaquensol, dated the 28th digitised' sail, that an embargo bad Imes vessels in the ports of Hayti, is conseq ?ninth *vied ro• having appeared intim Bay Several of the vessels ',gaged la the per ore trade, from Commit to Wales, are. Hayle, le conseqmenth of a reslastio• of of the freight having berm determined es by ore shippers. ADVANTAORS Of UNSISTIIICTILDCOMPSTITION, the Report of the last Fraskfort fair in the Zeitung, it is observed—" TM purchasers cotton goods affirm that fur them fear or . the English have never had so many tasteful 'ace were brought to this fair. Formerly the ow dumpy English patterns was • general stcleapisiat. and the Swiss niamtfanturers had I succeeded with respect to taste in the choice 'tete, in throwing tbe Enna far bellied then same might be said of the Preach isawatacturers. , This time, however, the sane reprisals could made to British industry. The Swiss maaufactures, several distinguished Mosses more particularly, not deficient this year is taste, but they se suited to the taste ,of particular othttries, judgment respecting the English wee, they ery generally acceptable. The pail rioted cottons were nearly of the same pries with tb The clerk of the Chapel of Ease at lleltitam, Yorkshire, to recover a lost hone posted lap lonian. notice:—" SWIM or otherwise carried (row Bellaire, a bans egia 1 161 " 4 . 6 1:141' four ' black ono I Clod save the WIWI pack hi. back." f • BETTING itrrwr .LlL—May Daaay.—l3 to 4 apt notopOut-7 to 9 Aquitloa— I I to It mist b►. to Aolossio-1 to I Tto I oast Moses-14 to I opt Staatfaid— out of itilreetaint 4.-100 to bags( Biaresibril. OARS —t to I apt Whlsitir-3 to lapt Pootilio-9 &Alit f. out of Cat-9 to I aim Mr. 11:todslisgtois apt sr. to Neva. A Second Edition of Tile STATIRIVALT4 liaised at half-past fuor o'clock os Tharsdal day, containing a folhaecoont of the Derby Kac s. Ts irrtNo.e—Mr. 4104IffIlUU • sung., for to dr,v.e his Arabian horse 14 sites within , was yesterday we the Eppieg-reed, welt boo .pare. Rath two wiles were pref. , / tied u 9 Frit wiles 8 skin. ift see. Fortin d miles ' .leeei d ditto 8 tale. IS see. Fifth ditto ilkird ditto 11 ore. $1 see. Blatt dine t, , 1 . The horse ova cleverly widener' Ismailia'. , 4. ir ti MONO S 1 N MO.Y. i tas.lll.] i rewrtling ad. ounty of blue- rek ;we wish • . • rieties that nu he so. but we the workmen r employ, end Ire beginning . : 1 t 4 It pelts of the • 1 1 1 hstas.ling the . • tar iratlarly in • , ! i .' I situativa of 1 reaming great let of one of - 1 i , .1 "fail' it 1103 • . I' 11.4 cI ' . • 4Pt •• % • :i • . V , , A ::, S a t s li . ik t :sa t : a t:r .". lt; : ( third it eirrite • ; I . f the ibre Mt , ! ... , s are now oat .. IR Willillair was attended 1 • Ightuttes'wbo 'ti • the piddle A she peosetit t iflerl. Rica. rEor. William , I re. C. Patron, Davies, --•:-? 'several other • . . ode end Cul- , de leer Id& ' ! 1 t, ottor.oo core .i bAeiran ton- •-• -'....... I' e . af i l i Zast: 1 • t he : 14 1 sue' to @skid • , rote they kale • of the Slagle. . . . Curd to their . 4 *ohm. as we ; ! ; •5 this polut . - lie o a rlock is . • . . however. we ' A 1 batacessider. , .. I senerquence • . i" ~ a pie PI GUI ' ' , .• • hoot visiotion - 4r . w . olit'esany iiiiiiiiiiihd*. • i . . ' (• • • 71. . . . • rer lea night ' this taordioir A 1 sth Seas I the I sailed for the ' I ' t • Ilieloarat do • ' ~ i . i the Flyieg * . i . old Liverpool. . • " l ' I ' ti ' aW. . . • 1 1 Leggin Mackin. S P i ' ~ ... ..., , blast. afternoon the .. 1 jilt , ,‘, I siee bran al- . .• 1 ndividaals of ~, terminated is I The dispute o a diff - ' 1 . th 0 March, , I ; %1 I 1 k 1 es laid on ell ~ t I eq ware of a ayofSumans. i , • : tit I coal oad cop- ' ' ..." i 1 r. • ire, laid ap et . , 1 esto•fdth of . *..- : •-• by the sapper _.:• • .. i , , f ; - . •• , IrTITION.•-•- 11l ... Ig ho AUgeateise L I 1 Brief English .. er ire years 1 i ast pattern.. : v the tostefol- gl i i send subject s had Actually. lobo of a pot- them. Tbe tafseturers.— 1 ' ' I could sot be -1 : I manufactures, 1 1 ealarly. were 1 seemed more tries, bat the , icy were more . .. sled English I the Swiss." . ' i • Ifeltbarn. is • -- ad tip the fol. , carried sway. tar fat. lON* eels sadJi e t , r ea davit • , , ~ • t , ! it eget e. oat of • 0 '' I ago' Mystic- -14 to 1 agst e. • i. ii . S Paatillo-9 to I sn's f.-11to 1 l i t will lee pub- \ ~ .. . 'day sod Fri- I t rby sad Oaks 1 i 1 • , 1 • 200 guineas, • t an hour, was ' . we utiorei 1 0 • II * 441 9 4 1:. 4 .• ."I 1 1 I i 8 tato. ft tee. • • $ &it, gg lac, 4 i ! k, , . A 'ALIN sec. Pllkallt. :• . e . A 1 . . .. I 1 •`. 1 . • .• ' I 5 , 1