The Statesman. — London, England, 1822-07-26 00:00:00

• . . e ' • : • .+ The Thing, • AIN, .. THE INFAMOUS NEWSPAPERS; THE BISHOP AND THE SOLDIER. The nrtiele under de above side. which appoered in the Sr.tresVlN of Monday last. haring, every day this week. seessioned e ems/ beyond reticulation, *mother large impressioaef it hiss been reprinted entire.-70r dens for the slow pmaer, are requested to barest. -without delay, to the Wires, No. 297, Strand, or No. 183, Flea street. MAILS. AIM. POI. I Mtg. • B. P I AIN .; 0 I H6IIIIIIA . I I Waterford i 0 I ilestbro' a a O (1. & Jitney - I I 0 Prose* - O Lisboa 0 1 Manure - • O Gotteolotret - 0 0 Alearlea - - PRICE OF STOCKS. AT Chili O'CLOCK. THIS DAY. Doak Sow* 940 101 lola Sleek. .... • . .. 1140 yr CD. lad ' fDil At ONIe Seeds S. Us. Us pa. FDie ems.. .... WO Sala Sas Mak., ~ Ont.. 92i Sou& Nis OM Awe . lb " w Firs 10001. 12.11" "AI gLIMiII { .. ft et A } m. 6perelese.l7lll., ' .----1401. bs Is 'pm. lomegAss .... —IP* 11.11 --Sawn is. Is. Oh vs. kg. I lout .. - 'lO.llO i CAD. lir Aso ... ... —MOM Irish II rrftet • 1 14124 Tialuiu 'SY !!ti the StatelintanS " 111 BMWS STATSBNAN" IS lIIT II POSAIW WITS " LONDON. YItrDAT 11•111/11M MIA 26, IBM THE BISHOP AND THE SOLDIER. le &bother part of our paper. Mr. Fames, the late Sheriff of Middlesex. has given a very particular tof some most interesting matters citaneaMd with this affair. We never before heard of Mil. ti/ any beii being admissible in suck o ease ; and. we toast be allowed to impress our firm emitiction. that the more this matter 101144nd into, the more straage sod tbe more worthy of public eratchfclaess it will appear. In Min wieseerkile the Old Times has fairly opened at last. • • 4 was quip silent on Monday. Two. dog, and Wednesday. Yesterday, finding, accerdieg to its awn acoosat, that the Right Reversed Father in Goo was out *fate country, it begattto give teepee. We said it would be loader to-day, and would bogie to floor the Goosronasnt for something or another. eithewillrovtly or by implication. ors, at tb* - aame • . 3 " , time, sal that some law ought to k rimer to demo • .1 the Bishopric. Now. the*, let our readers bear tie • - Witness. the Sicking Old Times of to day; let them Mier how this "Leading patens' of Europe" ciatea. :epos the occasion ; bow 4.11; makes the 401,0114 it* with its cry! 1 . It alluding with vafeigoed volitistifivoe to a bate " fel subject, which has now acquired - 41M we calms • " heti regarding as a most deplorable pilisity, we yes " larday stated the earent noderstaudieg thatde cri 'sisal " who had escaped from justice ea this imago., by the " forfeiture of hie ball, escaped from It also in a former " institute by bringing an anfortenate titan to an unjust " aid ignominious punishment. The poor victim of this " qadacimis hypocrite was first. it is said, unrelentingly " dogged, and nest transported, or driven into distant " elite. Now, eresseersogs liLe his to remain for too? " asmitigstody Is the offence against equity and ha " masity, which appears too clearly from recent eiream " stances to have beets committed in bis person, not to " he atoned for by any public act of the State itseff, " through whose ortiog tribunals the innocent man was " tortured, and the guilty enabled to triumph over him? " We join our voice most earnestly to theirs who demand " that as the first step towards reparation, a diligent " search be made for this Injured being, bud, when found. " that an ample indemnity be insured to him. Could a " small part of the ric hly forfeited revenues of the " bishopric be bettor employed than in such a entiefao• " two to justice? For thefittitre disposal of the Sea " ciogier. there Cannot well arise a Men 6t question to b e considered by Parliament, since.we preserve. there " are few men iu power at this time 44 day so micely " scrupulous as to talk *fleeing scared by the propfti " dun of an es post facto law." There be is; fell cry, his legs stretched, belly to lie ground, tall cocked, and the sweat pourlag from his tongue! Hark to him ! Hark to " Leader !" Tido is jest the conduct that we have always witnessed is this villainess 014 Paper : always falling full mouthed upon what has been discovered sad started by others. It is for the .....Squesse•N to beat about through the brambles soil shwas, to ankennel the fox. and thee comes in the g' respectable Leader" and the like of him, to enjoy the glories of the chase. Thee. diewever, which, as relating to this matte?, is of tile greatest importaaseof all, is, what steps the Go. revetment will take as to the act of taking of baill-- This bosioess Is in the department of Mr. Peas., wit* tells us that . he loves " plaits dealing." We by n• meats wish to be understood as entertaining a cheat of the Government doing what it ought to do. Bat. we think at our duty to call on the public so be seatchfitl. To pay strict attention to what is dose iu ibis case. At any rate, we repeat ear decided opi nion, that the Session ought set close without an Act of Parliament relativo to the Bishopric of Clogher. to speaking of the conduct of the Old Times. rola tire to this affair, we have hail, all aloe', to make al. !Giessen for Go peculiar situation of the reputed Fall. tor JOll,l W whom we spoke of yesterday as be_ log happily at forty miles distaste, at a place not de scribed. To-day we have the pleasing intelligence to communicate to the exile. that he may come again to the charming Was without the smallest danger to Ms shoulders ; haelligesee which we gather from the Morning Chromic* of to-day. the Old Ames having (from modesty we pregame) omitted to iasert it, though i t la a Police Report. Orrica.—Yesterday. Mr. 01111zaita, the. Waltman who has lately published a work added i _ t " A Voice from St. Helmut. or Napoleon In Exile." aeo " companied b Mr. CSAILLILE PIE Wan, the Barrister, " appeared beMre Joust RAWLINIIOE. di. Sitting "'Magistrate, is coasequeoce of • warrant hated *taloa " him oc the complaint of Mr. William Walter. far an " assault. It appeared that the charge was preferred " against Mr. O'Meara by Mr. Walter for a permed " eitastisemeet indicted at him on Om 444 lastest. "through mistake. Mr. O'Meara having supposed' him "to be Mr. John Walter of runsaJournal. is which "animadversions out bin work, pommel'' , offeasivel to "him, had appeared." The matter ended by WILLIAM WALTER furgi►l.% the Doctor, and the Doctor's being banal *vet to keep Ike peace tabards JoHN! We are very glad of this; for, a lawsuit is a ►ed thing at all times and seder all circumstances. The thing has esdied very well. ' flu. DMUS bas praved, that, when use wan is legged/Sr soother, It is the principal that is tbs./I*prd piety t. and, le this casto the thing appear perfectly reason able, it being ell in the family • PROCREDINOS IN PARLIAMIINT. TINS DAT. 23, JULY. 1$ srr Leaas.—Notbieg bat-the ferwactiirig Bilk without nay debate. Commons.—There was a MU about a Lean of or to the Ease India Company. •Iti shall ;give • list of all the public sets, as the ohm of the Sissies; and then we shall see redot this 118 Is, At present we can only say, that we suspect it swans taxes sa the people of England. lußa Couttutorrate.—There are • parcel of these gentry, appointed to inquire isto the foes of Curti of Justice is Indeed. This is a futile mum of charge oa the people; we num this appuiatiog et duels of Cossmissioners. It is generally a post for life. If all chi" Cusesissimsers", of all sorts. were mustered, they would form a famous battalloe, if not t brigade. They are geserally promising yellOg me. eq" souse whe have been " bred tp the law",, sad who are not overleeded with theie cares which the estates Impose upon the elder branches of their respective families.—However, this makes a part of the systems t and go ea it mast till that system be totally; ehanlol. The wane of rests may give the system its metier i but. if it do set, miscible, else mutt kr, Is will be.—This Irish Commissioe came before the hotel through the means of a petition from one of the Um. roans (relation of Lord Raossott.e); sad tee sae of them, because they are many. This is owe of the Officio/families with which this country is biomes. There are many of them that are, some how or other. always in poesemies of offices of some Bert or other. It would seem to be a particular breed of persons. adapted to the offices. They seem to have no ether occupation. This MITfORD eomplains„ that t h e Chief , Baru; O'llaater has said. that he, MITI/ORID, as Pares. bearer (a nice post!) to the Loan Cnaxeittios received greater fees than altered by law! 0, dear! ' What, then, Squire Marrow, is a Parse-burr and a Commissioner too! And so, he being eagagatil is in. qairy into the fees of the Chief Baron, the Chief Bar ram lax hilted the liberty to comment a little epee /* fees! s ow A d __a_b rother JIitTFOID comes to dm' complains, and wants to prove at the bar of the boom* that brother 0 1 0a•or's statement least true. better !et it algae. It makes so difference.. dux Squire Pharos°. It Is all the seise to us; It 'llia. deed; whether the 7.2004 (voted en Wednesday night) go to Conorsistiomera who leggin into fees, olio dime who take tie fees; only there is jut a bare pos. Allay. that the 7,2001. (fur this one year) will be paid out of oar taxes to Comealselosers. aed that thefees will continue the seine. This is bestowing a great deal of time upon Squire bitlmeao ; bat, the' matter la far mere important than many of those which ars draws out through whole columns of deliates. One word at parting, Squire MITIORD ; agree amongst yourselves! It is, Is all human probability, not for logs% Agree. fur God's sake. The Scotch bareyer's dispute was brought on • fresh ; bat nothiag new. or worthy of particular at- Untioa, came out. It was a motion of the Loan Ass• rocs's . , for parrs, which was agreed to. It is toe late. Spoken eves in thunder, the people would not Kota to this matter any logger. PIRACT.-....511'. CANNING, who really seems to have becomes ;cry diligent and pains-taking representative of the Borough of Liverpool, nod premises fairly to equal that 'tardy old hired of the coos* of emirs. glance and comfort. Mr. filicmast, Axerio, brought forward a petition from bit coastituents, whom-unmet, have been tided by the Sooth Americans, to wham, therefore. the name of Pirates has been givens and to I pat down whom Mr. CANNIDIG would MOM to MOW 1 steed form. Avast. Mr. CANNING. asset I Not so fad, if yO -Ouse. Ask leave of she *ht. be fore you bait of force. The South Ameticau have neighbours, and those neighbours have saw %biog. besides .1 half A dozes fir frigates with .. hits of striped bonging dying at their mast head," Those neighbours may despise such empty and saucy a:prissiest* as ibis; bat, they too have fumes pray remember that; and. thotegh you de not teem to know It. they are, is fact, the 1 1 Pirates;" that Is to say. the persons. who. beiag is -the service of the South American Oeveressent. seise our vessels., which, be longing to a nation that is sot in amity with those Governments, carry en an ealawfol trade with their territories. Aelesoretedge the fader's:este of South America ; come down proud stomach, and seknow ledge that Liberty hat triumphed; do homage I. her and think less of Holy Alliaeces made with soap and sandlot eaters ; fides to, instead of rejecting. Mr. LIVe• wasp's motion of this very evening, for aeksowledg lag the Colonabieh Republic. and yea will bear Do mere of .. siguy."—The truth is, oar vaerehents want the bade 1 and this they cannot have In safety with:* , it oat our 0 went ackaowledgias she Kopob . This is all; sad , we mast either seknowled et . Republic. give up the trade. or fele sear !:1 ' the oily way of giving Gist" protatioo." A • h •r,s; • Mr. Centime- epealrs.—Apeopos:, the papers toil as. ;Med the Madress of Hasetoosis not eionsiag to Be Wipe miry aeon I.' Be was, it was said, to go to Visalia! Mit. it is wow said, that he is to reinaia is t lndia. thy be should have gone frees ladia to Pismo, sad bee jam miss to see. at least. the " Racy aid Ati.it• iiitaii, - moms queer eseegh ! Bat. at any rate, if he Nuela is lad* me hie Ambassador to Portage 4 'Meese go to radii, which is hot enough already, and ;which. If it had two Seas lolintiog s epes it at once, sad t 'two such Seas, toe, would, amities', be is a state to be competed to maims is this world. Only think of the powers of Meorption of two sash Sues! Goo Intows where the people would God those refresshieg showers, of which Bonze "sake I—We are remit, clad, that Mr. CANNING is sot to leave us. The rib , lie will he as the jetties to mooned, that we always' deabfed of his Bole& Positively as the thing was os. 'eted. Oh I we shall have him here ; sad have him eat agate by-sad-by: it is only " as elisions deed " which hicks the des of our prosperity, which will. " moo. burst teeth again is all wooded epiendeur." . DSPAIIIaIiterrONI as abstract broggiitforward by 'Mr. Hesse. it apposes. that the 'amount of sums dos to the pablie from deseiters, exclusive of °ribose.. ad War-office, Is £1.124,395: Mach about the aimest of the Salt Taw! No comodot is necessary. The thin is eaavoidalsie. It is ono of the natural fruits of the system ; and it is quite useless to talk about it, salmis as a remota for Reform. CANAeII Tacos AND 00VERNIIIINT 811.1.--4 Fe-. titles frets the Mereltaata, by the handi of Mr. Bt.. tics, brought on this subject ; and, to our great sa. defeatism. the Ministers smut to have abandoned a measure. which we deem fall of injustice, and very much savouring of a total subversion of the liberties of the people of Canada.—The Bill is facetted on the very priaciple, which cost no the l; sited Stater It Is a Bill which monies the right of the Parliament to make whataevernsnent it pietism for Canada with sot the consaat of the people. Lad, it does seem Orange indeed, that Sir FRANCIS BURDITT, of all men livieg. Amid bare been been a supporter, anti plumes the only supporter, of the Ministers apes this measles ::—,llr. Batons., sailed the Bill, a wicked and aboraisable measure, and protested in the same of the oddest colonists, stalest the taking away of their cos ditation without coosaldeg them. Sir Peeve to B (we will take the report as we God it) said— " Without eateritig . lato the abstroet question, how far "it was right to leg i slate for the interest. of our Co " looks without previous communication with them, beg " sod leave to protest against the exaegerated sepses * ens of the Memorable Member for Bristol (Mr. l• Bright), which imputed to his Majesty's Gevernmeut * as act of gams injury and tyramay limiest the Pre " Amid o( Coseds. Haviag very different views of " this goodies from the Memorable Member for Bristol "—feeling that reat crdit tees die to his Majesty's " Ministers' fee t he very liberal views they entertaiard "se this subject, and believing, that if the saute en " tightened system of Colonial policy had been pursued l " is early dotes, it would bete been mach better for the V"atetesta of this country, he felt it his ditty to protest y soled the harsh sad violent expressioss of the lion ' seeable Member for Bristol, which bad so foesdatien whatever, is memo sr justice." iieydey! Do our eyes deceive es! Net for we me looked Into all eke papers ,r and we lad. that it [ realty Mee fir Viewers Boa Derr. la a subsequest I petedt thi abate, he eiprgsped " his approbation of tlrinestere, as Ogrirlsigh wadi he of great hem* ' • sot to the colonial *sly, but to this cesstry. He • hoped that netwitketeadiec the theoretivol sod tea " nieal objectless Mich bad hem adduced, the measure ." weight pass late bperatien next yeae." ' We are quite arevineed, that Sir FRANFJI knows teothing at aft itiebt the sitintion of the coloey is vacation, and can have so idea of the disturbance of i property sad the meaty other ilk that it would is ' filet; we are mere, that he does net Whew any thitgof the motives which bare lanced Merchants to pelt. 'ties for the real disfranchisement of a whole pinpte. vritheet that people beiag permitted to have nay thing to say for themselves. Bet, we de thiek it strange, that the two instance*, in which Sir FRANCIS has dose prevailingly fiend& during the present Seaside. should have been that of suppoitiag ibis *diem Bill, and that of recommeoding Ireland to be put under martial Saw J 4 the hands of Mc late Goveraor Re seed of !.lids, whom ho so *ell recollects as cos. wetted with transactions brought forward by Mr. pasts{ We do think this strange; tat the ark , wardeees corresponds with the novelty of the situ'. don of tba party. As Mr. WtNDHAM said of Satlll- DAN, when the latter began to creep about A det 'ta xes, our " Ilero comes " liras off like a raw recruit, hastily fallen into the ranks ; polls the trigger . with. out taking aim. and is more likely to hurt his ma• rode than the enemy. 1 We most put nil until to-morrow oar remarks as the Proceedings of Wednesday. Thursday aid last Night. The Session draws towards a close ; but very i‘derest- Lie, matters come out. It is not is the ieeg and re ielerfighte that the most interesting things are faired. Ads& line of a report is sometimes, worth more them a long debate. The pretty liale iii.ig about printing editions of err histories at. the public e.spenue, for i Il• stance. is worth whole voider* of debates about the " Coaslitntion." Is is is Above cases where you see the THING in its native hoe; is It. nadreas. And here it is a TILING really worth seeing. smut- EXCILI.VOR.ONR O'CLOCK. Some large purchases have been made this morning broker, a g rat. deenadi bas d it o et in l g oeka n w on e e ll y . by Within a t e h m is in h e o n u t r a le s b in ee ll e r ism plentiful that one per cent. caudiChe obtained. Consols for Account 801, Bedoeed e 41.--:: ' There is some ba st le &kis o'if, Inorniog e Foreign ' i Market. Spanish and Milian Binds are in demand. A hundred thousand of the latter were peecbased yes• iseday by an eminent broker for the merchants, and s Ws new Spanish were boncbt this morning. .' ille span , 63 ;} — New, eul—oniebien, wog— v....e dn. IVltlantsh. WI 4 Srpti t tut, r . , 811 to tia N ew Prussise, *IVO---me-- n, received from HollaotPtlsis morijog, state t thWOoverunient of Use Netherlands has scheme my-. i g4-oo4ffrAienedo(South America. p '''.. haw &raved to the 2-1111 4^st. , hut th e y a little ssent-Inea 4p4p, of a recent date.— Private Wises lire. Miiekt Ate, that the exact law 10 9 * -,* '! 7 141 her of killed and weaded in • the actida'of the 741, wag; on the part of the Coestitutiesalists, Si and 130 wounded ; and on that of the Royai Guard-, 371 of the former, and SSO of the latter, niakieg a told of 429 killed and 710 wounded, or a grand total of 1139, pet hers de mast in the short space of two hours. Ceasiderable forces are moving towards Catalan, aad ten millions of reels bad been sent by the 0 at to repair and streagrben the fort:ems on the frontiers. Accounts from various plate agree in stating that the Royalists were limier arms night and day, waiting for the result of the trews at 114. 'drill. until they found the grand attempt at came-. revoluties bad failed., An American vessel, it is ...id, had arrived at talc with the yellow freer on boated. It was immediately sent to Mahon, and put ander strict quarantine. The Chamber of Deputies hailos usual, a stormy sitting on Monday last. A likes the seltject in debate was tie Bodges yet several gamines took place, in the course of one of whith if. Benjamin Constant tril, that, at the very moment when be was speaking a proposal of egg ilia against the Peninsula was proceeding to V' , ,with the offer of *passage 'braes France, far the al lied armies, ethic's would be nothing bet a miliwyot enpatios of the French soil." This assertion suited much agitatitaia the assembly. traawcw FUNDS, JULY 23.—Fire °per Cent. Cassels opened at 911.: 70c.; closed at 91f. BSc; Beek kitoek. 1,600f.---Neapolitan 3j Costs, iiir—Et 'nbange en London—ova math, 211. 411 e.; three months, 231.20 c. The frequent meetings of the Cabinet hare gine 161 to various rumours sow very carnet in the The pol p ier a t des. Coogress iateaded to be held at • le said to be changed to Vienna. where the Rearrie: Alexander will be in preen. Lord Stewart has left Eagle/ad to manse his ditties at Please. which mission had bees destined for the Marione of Hast ings, whose immediate rotors to Europe is not quite se certain. Should the Governor of India female there, important political changes at home are likely to be the result.—(Morning Chronicle.) Teo Kixo's Covay.--Yesterday, at half past two o'clock. his Majesty held a Court at his Pauses in Pall Mall, which was attended by the Lord Chas cellar, the First Lord of the Treasury. the Lord Privy Seal, the &enmities of State, tee. Ills Majesty Leld a Privy Conseil, after which the Recorder of Leadsn was admitted into the presence of the King in Cons eil, and made his report of the somber of convicts ca pitally convicted at the lest Old Bailey Sessions, which occupied but a abort time. and we understand his Majesty was graciously pleased to respite them all daring his Royal pleasure. The King gave audiences to Mr. Secretary Peel, the Marquess of Wiachester, and the Marquess of Loadooderry. On Wednesdayevasiog, Major Davidson, Aldde (stop to the Duke of Cambridge. arrived at the King's Palace, in Pall Mall. with a letter from kis Royal Highness to his Majesty, aneonsciteg the is- O'Higgins, of the Heelless Laving bees safely delivered of a daughter. and that both her Royal Highness sad the Prisms. were doing well. Jose Comer, Eut.anunuo, JULY 22.—That, day • the long pending cause, Prefesor Leash. v. Inackwood. for various libels in his Msgasloe, ease*. to he hi.' before the Loid Chief Commission, Lerd Comitimiont r Dillies, and e.s e lpscial Jury. The Court was crowded **eery part. 'lle dasselpes wore laid at 5000!. thas counsel and witnesses were beard at great length. the Joey were charged by the Lord High CommisaiMmr, and they laving edited sad remained in consultation as hoar and a ball, Waste& a verdict findlog is the first lotus, part .for the pursuer aid part far the defender ; oa the seared aq.l third Imes, for the pursuer ; on the fourth for illedeander.' Da- Magee, One Hundred Pounds.—Thers was some die *probation expressed in the Cowl at the aanoeice meat of the verdict.—. The tuiakirws not collided./ till past 11 P.M. A new Opera is forthcoming at the English Opera Hoist, which is likely to awaken a very considerable interest in the musical world :—lt is an attempt to dramatise the popular sod admirable novel. Gil Bas: and. we understand. on a perfectly new coastractisa. The opera is, contrary to the usual custom with Opens. extended to five eels, and the separate stages of Gil Bleu' life, ate pourtrayed iu the several acts by dif ferent performers. Report speaks highly of the mask. and of the prodectioa in general. The gentlemen who wrote Me Youthful Jaye of Mr. Matthews, are said to be the authors. We are sorry to have to announce the dissolaties of that most excellent Actor, Mr. John Emery. of • Vilveat-tiarden Theatre. After an illness of three weeks. caused by an excessive in war I debility, broaglit as. as it is supposed, by a diseased liver, and which at last attached itself to the longs, he breathed his last a few minutes past eight o'clock yeatertley even • imp at his Louse in Hyde-street, ltloomsbary. Its • was in his forty-6ftb year. Ile has left an amiable wife and serfs young children to lament his Isms. foe whose future s• , pport and maintenance. it is -.aid. Chem ' is every rearm to fear he has not made eves themes: • deader prow i s. The quartern loaf of the best wheaten bread is sell- I lag at From' at s;d. —(Bath Here.() CORN E!CCIIANUI, JILT 24.—TL;Titeitt trade WM heavy this morning, ecru toe the finest samples at Maio day's prices. —The ordinary. 4ualities et Mirky are li. per II if. luster. hot aupesliete tresb threrbed samples sold • on toll as goad terms as on Monday.—Heaves, Peas and oats went off heavily, at a small decline from Monday's quotations. 'at S s 32 la i r r k il e v t f i a t:i n s m li o i rl if i cy , LI the 26 ;n7sp ß ly " o fe r 7K-el " s e n t ; Lambs was not so large as on former VW ticient to meet the demand. All daacripttu.is at cattle maintain last mallet day's prices. are, but sad. in , se - • 1 SR IPPINM .. • .41CAL, .Ict.v by, at the hark o f th e Good win lands laat Might:die Persierarek, li•itmgle, fru* Rotterdam to Sennett.. • Arrived and sailed fur the river, the Qetelswe Parkrt,Atkin', it um Quebec; I , it Najesty\ithip Forte and iieetia, teeth Port.ie tuth ; the Ilenry, Williamson, from the Illeiliterraneso; and re. main. Vann. down front the river and remain, the Gel. des Grove, for the Cape of Good Rope.-1. ind PORTSMOUTH, JILT 25.—Sailed, his Majesty's ship Pheatun, to tbo eastward.—Wind W. Pat.movendumr N.... Arrived, the Reward, Alessn. , dor, front LeMos for Betileatta.-..Wind S.W. .tip 4J 11