The Statesman. — London, England, 1822-02-01 00:00:00

eased op the Numeral Gown. id obeyed t while every sta J nests amok aid oily Ise to prostrate the !anion I the Censtiteden. a liaveena, Dee. 10.—There *saint the diaseticaes, par ser slaws, on moment of the Iva by General Jackeile--aimi in account of the capturing ro tiousad posh have bops • British Govoromost, oo tb parsons for losses sastsioo4 Ale Anima.) ITPT LAW. eree of New York bee passed a Conimittee to draft a see s passage of a geseral Bash i( the Merchants of Bates w. At Baltimore. a similar Will sot the merthasta of ibe secessity of ascii policy, fetidly& alive to its anti collect tire- /sacral sense of t to doversmest their wishes 7.lsarlestoo. daring the month 01, 4303 bales cotton; to He tet ladle islands 1016 tierces be legislature of Georgia, for for debt. eeted as the &tare and per t of the State of Missiseri. was expected to arrive at his et of the Cabinet Minister,, Gastloss% assembled at the e, io Whitehall. , being very learns, and in a me tine back, has, in ennu is tke Cabinet. sten and the other Massager aid. tras owls, to the arrival splashes from Russia is the Accaosrox o► Klee agoutis knalvorsary of the Amanitas ego IV. to the Threes of these lay at t►e Pablic Ace*. A 'rem the battery is the Park. I loamy coevivial parties were h public Aimee, took place at Nr lavers. at which shoat 79 ahle. The Nee. Mr. Wreath Mr. O'Ciessoll acted as Vies• Imoso west, eillg -1 4=1:eveslag.wa* as that thiewaspaoy 'operated. e Magrtwo.—A Meetieg of A for she Soh of Feb. We WS deferred for aloe or tea rajas NW.) imam Wellesley bare bees wry sod Galway. sad by the veil of the city of Cork. At Tooday last. t►e freedom of S. hie Reeellesey the Lord Secretary. the Right Hos. wee to he presented I. a geld silver.bos. bosh suitably is• seen a letter hem Mr. Hunt, pad in London, wherein that order has been signed, to ex frees seeing hiss, except at int, be says, he shall have to ' Wary msflatisseat, as be will is to stand by the side of such bete. This rigour, Mr. H. es of his baring brought to committed is the gaol. an unpleasast nature, as re. shiniest at Algae Bay, was May. It is meemssicated is her, from the Cape of Good I commenced a sew war, sad with winos a treaty of peace I hoped would be lasting) had Ikea up arise, sad is actively equipping a foam, which is In infant cloy. The pre. . is stated is the same advice. here bees guilty of a breech lag and seeding i■ the tent read t►e Great Fish River.— the Treaty, this grated was the Coleslaw. Seib are all it present haws ; but as no iss attempted by the savages, hued that matters might be Malta, the Authorities of the sures, and had gives orders. urietest orstrality between the Otte order had 'made its or of January. prohibiting be r from the 'shad. The stock IMO barrels. Jas. 2, we are informed. that as completely at a stand, is swiss tariff of duties beim' as. Until its arrival. of course, the enmity of asepeadisg at Liverpool from Soso he 30th 44 (iambic, is dap oreviowly received from the do tot canals ray political aillity prevailed. toad the af ore gradually boom's' mere ware glutted with .n. sped moral Beglish hones I gapes resod Cape Hera. is eiresmetasce will asdaalot war epeealatore who dread; Pacific. • .• arts • (Host tar smut Mumma rows or waawasaae.t Valises mule wove mends' , circulated reopeot• log somata, said N have bees received. of as Bettis lestwees the peasantry sad the mops, near Kaaturk. It was said to have taken place es Ptiday.-3everal us reported to have hese killed aid wooaded on both , sides, bat the peasaatry, of awes, bad salmi in a much greater degree thus the troops. We are iodised to Malt that thou reports valet to the same stair, of which we yesterday gave a scouts. from a Cork repot, sod of whisk wo now weir mit a more detailed aeasesol . ha* the Cork Chroniolo. of Mouthy evening; we lope, at least, that this le fo. The actuante from Kasturk, contained is the CAI papers that hare reached us. would certainly prepailb us for use further attempts of the insurgent poplar it.. is the neighbourhood of that town. The folk,- lag is as extract of a letter from Kantarl, gives in The Cork Chronicle of Moodily .. We kit —at one o'clock on Saturday, half an boar before which, three fellows called at E. Riordan's, Esq. and demanded the arms—they then turned all* men from troth, •as they would be toe leech for the business of the night.' lied only knows dodges they eaten*: one !Ansi ear. an Wadi Remark, another states a geshierrisiam whilsa asserts that an eneampntent is to be formed at ones. 'on menet colkeive an adequate notion of the desperate raw lotion of the peasantry—every Doe of them is, it Je said, sworn, and they express a determination of going to the utmost extremes. Their exertions to procure , Oil may perceive, from their having takes, on a y, *r two guns from a Protestant Clergyman of the of Cotter, Rector of Castlemagner, and a goo the name of Belies, who were fo wling in a nee g wood ; immediately after the shots were beard, *oat one hundred of the peasantry assembled, and deprived them of their fowling-pieces." Yesterday storming, the 78th Regiment marched for the South. The detachment of the 78th which took duty en Holiday emenieg at the Castle, were relieved , in the mole,. and the Regimes* Reexpectedly rei eeired a route for Cork, at a node. of twelve beam. [room ma CORK CaPIONICIA OW KONDAT.J We regret to state, that does our last, ram;stre of, various outrages have numbed as, some of them , dubious. sod others catalog ea welt•astheoticatod astbority.—There can be se questioa, however, bet the whole of t h e peasantry us io an extreme state of excitement. and that it is hard to tell where, or when. the protest insnbordinaties wills:eau. as the omega% of the extension of the iseerreetiosery spirit ere sow proceedieg from nearly all parts of the roamer. , MILL-STRIIT.---The same party. alter cemmittiag le the murder et Mr. Drereose, and probably after r iv leg as accession of force , as we are triturated y a Gardenias who came in the Killarney such, e a desperate attack on Friday last. spa this town.. They assailed the Dridewell. probably for the puree of remain some prisorsers, and broke the wiadows, b► fere the military could act—but we understand they were fatally beat et by about fourteen of the Oth reglateat. who were stadium' there, sad wllwr Ism bus vim yeskia-awarrailL the emallame of thdirl sesten Sepals aslised Masai( mooch es this occasion. We ►ars beard of any, either of the •inary or insurgents, log matron in this attack. KILL AAAAA .—Orest alarm prevailed in this tosJp_sw Friday last, in cognisance of MI. 111•Carthy, Mead fort, a Magistrate, esteriag the towa, and inform's, the inhabitants that the Whiteboys were in great ) force en the hills, between lack a ad Kill araey .— This Oentlessan accordingly took oat a party consist ing of two detachments of the 39th and Carabineers, and accompanied by a amber of gentlemea frost I the town, among whom were Messrs. James Creep sell, M•Sweeney, D. Mabony, Oalway, Sec. The Whiteboys ded ere the party could cense up with them, bat it succeeded in taalsiag eight primmer', who were all sent off to Traitor gaol. town is, WI Oaf readers ll le aware, shoate is the notthero part of the county. which was from the commeocement of the disturbances, the must lawless and the mist obomtions to tit ker roads of the insurgents. It appears from a letter of Lieut. Green, which has bees received in this city, dated the lith alt., that the insurgents, to the amount of about one thousand. had approsched that town, about four o'clock on Friday last, for the par pose of, as it was supposed, making an attack epos it, when Captain Kapprock and Lieet. Greco, with s►oat 30 men of the 22d regiment, west out to meet them. 0s the first lire of the military, they led is all dime timis, but several were killed and wolioded, and three prisoners were taken and brought into the tows. Extract from the Rapala the Committee of Dahlia Ship Owen Associatiee, 13th Dec. 1821.—" The Commites have drawn the atteotiem of the Lords of the Treasery to the retest practice of the Pest Oflos Packet bourses Hoiyhead sad Dahlia, Is taking large inastides of pods as cargo, to the serious injery of merchant vessels, which are sebject to Osseo Hoes regulations and duties, free which pockets are exempt ; sad as their Lordships have instituted an taquiry en **subject. the Committee have so doubt that the oe canary orders will be gives, to put as end te a prac tice so extremely partial and unfair. The Austrian Observer of the ISth inst. givei the fallowing want of a singular commotion which took plan at Constantinople on the 20th of Decem ber. and in which the Turkish studies Spired:— " It is known that a great number of young men are educated at Comstaatisople near the 1111811•11% who are defied to be 1111110111114t1 of the law. Those who belong to the Meow of Sultan Maltese 11. hove al ways enjoyed the peeve privileges, sad paw foe the most zealous supporters of Islamism. One of the teachers, a imam of learning, bad lately been Welshed for some Indiscreet expressions against one of Ike members of the Giovernmeet. When the students heard of the fact, they smashed he great numbers (2,000.) mended to the palace of the MuM, sad loudly demanded the recall of their preverev. To show their peaceable deposition they had Isib their arms behind. This pot crowd, however, oessais•- ed some cefesios. but *eerie& Vizir 'vetoed seder by premising them the Mee of their tee." Sienna. Dec. 11.-9ioce the 31Ith alt., we have enjoyed pelmet trnoloillity , sad have see leareS of ekes seeeleinellea Whig bus essesisted. ?WV. MI &MINIM THE TO THZ ROMA OF THE STATESMAN. tha—Since tie recent calamities is Ireland I hairs, many times had it in contemplation to attempt an sassy upon " Prejudice striae the Irish," of which I have seen ianameraile and whimsical instances; hot as I And that the prejudices heretofore so cruelly en tertadned against that unhappy people have not only in a great measure subsided, bat that a sensible sym pathy for her sufferings has sprang up amougst Eag lishmen. 'mead of a lectern, I have changed my plan to a parable, which may amuse some of your readers, sad coavart ethers. An [damns and a Frenchman were once confined in the same gaol, ume apartment, and for the self same capital crime—a robbery. The night previously to the day upon which thine joint criminals were to be tried, poor Messiest made a most treuteadous uproar about Isis situation: "My God," said Paddy, "What the so of all this huller. balms, will it do as a mewl of good ?" It was in vale to cooed* the foreigner by sympathy, for be only redoubled his lanontatioss, bitterly carsing his seal. stars that brought bits to England to be "hanged." At the wool " banged" his compassion cut at him a look of the most morass! upbraiding. "And pray Mister Wroseer," says the Irishman, " what ►etter are you lbas std titian are bang'd won't I be hanged too? answer me that." " Oei, Messiest .IrelaNde," replied the Preschool, " his pride greatly ban by this familiar and filf " red/fine. weal; bat there be this grata difference—you be USED TO IT." The paw stranger must to say the lama were used to be heard, a prejudice be boil picked up somewhere'. B. Couar CIMICOLAR.-0a Wednesday and yesterday, Cabinet Councils were held at the Foreign Office, is Dowaing-strest, which we understand were attended by all the Cabinet Ministers, except that of yesterday, at which the Duke of Wellington was not present. The Camara on Wednesday assembled at half-past two o'clicit and ►rake up about fear. The Cabinet Coun cil of yesterday was unexpectedly summoned The Manor's of Loadouderry bating left town after the separatiog of the Cabinet Ministers oa Wednesday, seat orders at a very early hour yesterday unarming to siiikoes she Cabinet Conseil, from his seat at North Cray, in Kent. Th. Cabinet assembled in the Foreign Office, at half•past two o'clock, and continued in de• liberation only about an hear. The new Crewe. which, we understand, is of the most splendid description, aid whirl is to be worn by his Majesty ler the Int time es the opening of the mule' Parliamentary Session, has ►een deposited in the Jewel Hens* at the Threw. The decorations of his Majesty's state-coach are tatty oespiseed, by pinning*. the beak passel of the body*, I Arees, beendfully executed. and taste /AY elth the several orders of the Garter, lath, St. Mak and St. Andrew. illimilw We underhand the Sul of Albemarle will shortly MIS Mleelbeekthe, 0 sear relates at Mr. NersdafrAkireiny.) _ • Thursday bang ihirsasivereary of the birthday of tote Right Bessarabia Ches. James Fes , a asesereas is& respectable party of redeem, admirers of the deal prisciples of that universe stemmas, met is the Perth Arms Tavern. High-street—Mr. Thomas Wialack is the chair. After partaking of an excel lent Caner. the astral loyal toasts were gives. The Chalmette. is a neat tipeech, them nrcapitalsted, with each feeling. the virtues and talons which Mr. Fox possessed, and the artisan services which he bad ren dered to his country; and euscladed by proposing the " Memory of the immortal Chu. James Fox." — which was drank is solemn silence. The beatths of Lord Archibald Hamilton. Mr. Hasse. the Duke of Bedford. the Duke of Hamill's, the Duke of Leinster, and Lord Holland. were saceessively gives. " Sir R. C. Purgasse■ and the soblemes and gentlemen as sembled is Edinburgh sad other places to commemo rate the earns tweak's." A number of other toasts suitable to the occasion were gives; and,after as eves- lag spent with the greatest happiness, the party malointed A letter from Ushos, dated Jae. 12, says—" Pe reira de Carts* lately made a modes. which is sup ported by all the Americans is the Comes: its object is to declare the port of Lisboa free for Brazil prodne lieu. and to repeal all the Custom-beest regulations which embarrass the trade betwoeu Portugal and Por topless America. Portugal would thus become the (*sera entrepet for our colonies." Lois VOLUM!!! Wit sr, Jaw. 28.—The Jobs Thomas, Gordon t and the Aurora, Barrett, Impedes traders, arrived here on the 21st lust ; the for• mer has bees out 86. and the latter 57 days from Leedom I The lowa of Restisennte was throws into groat op tear ea Satorday last. A perms whe arrived by the moil, hating with him • mall grecs bag, a wag -steaks, by told some boys it was llsjeeeld. The poor fellow was very Emit alarmed. midi the boys dis- I several their error, whoa it proved to be a poor aid elethesmip wham the 'embolus had takes up es the read .—(11 rightest Cheessiele.) There meat this time *sly fire of the theatrical co temporaries of ilr.Garriek !Wag. ri s. Mr. Wrought's:4 bfre Hanky, Mrs. Matteeks, Mr. Wewitzer, and Mr. Quick ; the yetapst of wheat has passed the 75th year at his age. ROTA!. HARSIK/14 RAINGATIS, J ay. 30.—1 t is ft powted hme this useraisg. that the priaelpal Caste:a beam hitherto at Sandwich, is to be used at Ramsgate, that the Akers omedomiag the same are to be re. moved floss theme so tiro A sprightly esealtsp, hijewilig to a cattleman at Wasidertem wee mammary left aloes is a room where, a pitcher of chase whiskey plum* Ism heewiag by the in. Mister Jack, cher taming the beverage, hood it oe deletions, that be was tempted to repeat his draogii, early he bosom hallow ewer. Ho thee, by way of Jas , cot& a punk which wow ales a member of the family, and slily basin poet Poll to a Mind chest, divested her of her plumage. sad this hi his r. The teat mensing Jack sawed semi* her his &beach— he mold swallow csithig bat cold water, if which lw drank bop laceddes. aid. with meet dejected phy. elegem", tat ter head ipplyirsg heti hands to his threbbiag somplse !—(incrisit Piper.) z -41 V -. ~' z-,~ J4IOI,IWLY AURICULTURAL REMIT. This report consists merely of the veld of former dis , tresses. With respeet to the tontine of codstry busi- OM., there is nothing of novelty or interest 'to wont icor. The Wheats, where they have not been flooded; are ge nerally totted to look well ; but drawn upward as they hate been, by a cunstant series of warm and moi s t weather; without the Slightest check from frost, the ap prehensiun ii far from bring groundless, that they May be exhausted by excessive Vegetation, and ultimately be more productive in Straw than earn. It was supposed last month, from the wet and poachv state of a great part Of the lands, that much of the Wheat sowing must be postponed till after Christmas; but from subsequent accounts, in spite of all difficulties, it seems, that a finis!, has been generally made. Talavera (Spanish) Wheat is getting out of repute; perhaps corn from a warm climate should ndvet be sown in this country in the ad- Wm% until it shall have become naturalised to our soil. Sheep, in course, are doing badly abroad;' with their fleece and loins constantly wet, feeding on sodden 'and half-rotted turnips. The mortality among them in ea lions countries, and in Scotland, bas already been con siderable; and lidless a speedy change In the weather should supetvene, a general rot, like those In former days, may be apprehended; is the meantime, they who keep sheep abroad its such circumstances, yet possessing the means of keding them nailer shelter (and there are many sub men) may, perhaps, be wise men, though certainly sorry calculators. Brit custom and fashion must ever govern prectlies, as well in sheep and husbandry, 'as in physic amid divinity. it public fortune-teller Of prime notoriety, who, monster, refers to the exact fut. filesent of his former predictions, has lately ventured to ' prophecy a still farther decline in the price of Wheat. to the ratio of cent per cent. Give the 'markets time fray this, and the prediction may be verified; but should the old rules of weather-wisdom hold their ground, and a warm and moist winter be folichted by a cold and blighting spring and summer, it may be ptestinied, that neither the quantity nor quality of the future Wheat crop will give much 'anytime to a farther decline of price, in whatever humour currency may God Dealt. During several weeks past, the causes of rain and fog, of the former particularly, appears to have been evi dently exhausted; yet a state of moisture in the atmos phere has constantly prevailed, and the lands have re• maimed in a very wet and peachy state. There are at hresent great topes of a favourable change. Fine, eavy, dry Wheat, short in quality, and much in re quest, is worth 755. per quarter; but is general, a:I kinds of produce are necessarily at a declining price, since the supply invariably exceeds the demand. Per haps Long Wool is an exception, being rather ready of sale. Manufactures are Ina far more prosperous state than Agriculture, and are gradually relieving the land from a part of its superduoss !abeam.. Middlesex, Jan. 9.5, 1824. MARKS/W. Cout-Exca.tstor., Via. Wheat trade WAS PA ' ceedionly heavy this Morainic having bat few buyers. and only prime samples mild ' be disposed of, and these al rather lower prices than Were obtatodd on Mosday.— A large quantity of inferior remains ea hand, which was offered without effect at a redaction of fall Is. per quarter.—Barley is Is. per quarter lower 'has on • • Monday, sod the ordinary sorts unsaleable at that abatentest—Oats are also Is. per quarter cheap .% and dull sale at that decline.—ln Beaos, Peas, and other articles there is no alteration. Sin V 1111111104“ sT.—There was a middling 'apply of ell esseliedses of Cattle at maritotthis noornisfr, ani the memo prices were yeah ibuisse as pm last • marled dal. . . . 71sslotthoamperaL Otalla nest.... 9a. &I. to Sa.lo.t. cairns AT inapt. Mama.. is. ed. to b. N. I Beasts 419 Vast .... is. Od. so Os. Id. Calves lst Poet.... es. ed. to M. 0.1. Shoop sod is. Od. to Oa. Od. Pips HAT•MAIIMIT.—No alteration in the price of Hay.— Straw and Clover as per our last. Hay.... H. les. to 41s. is. I Straw ..If. is. to 11. les. Clover 41. Os. to 1 No material alteration in the betting at Tattersall's sloes Holiday. Boxixo.—Two hard matches were (might in Brown's inelosere, ea the Harrow-road, on Wednesday, the first between a you farmer of the name of Coulthorpe, and Erase, a prime Welshman. It was for 201. aside, and brought about ley an amour on the part of Evans with Coultliorpe's Wended rib, and the affair took place on Evan's ream from the bati-henk, on the preceding day. Forty mealy meads were fought, and both were hit Hied early la the fight. The lance was applied to Evans is the 15th, and to his adversary in the Idth round. In the nth, Evans made the play by a chattering facer, which took a frost tooth oat: but a return on the donor's jaw dropped it a maple of inches from its place, and both went down in a straggle of equal manhood. This ferocious fighting was confirmed on both sides instil the 30th roes 4 whim from loss of blood sod severe hitting, Neither yield appear to time. Mutual accommodatios was agreed ta. and after a short lapse they turned-to again, sad were bit alikt to a stand-still. In the 40th mend it was proclaimed a drawn battle. Courage, with but little science, was the order of battle. This second battle was a awry oat betimes Joe Moss. the botcher, and the hale imitator, Wilmot. It lasted five rose& of 'Whin but hitting, and with the same advantages, until Wilmot WA by a derider up. EXTRAORDINARY PEDESTRIAN Fa Big. more. the Stalk Pedestrian, started at half-past sine o'clock last Tuesday mender at Vauxhall liardens„ Skirbeck, near Heston. to row 50 miles he eight loam Hs performed the first fear miles gad a half - tail swilliwitbia two minutes of half-pest ad at sits "testae past one bad rue 25 miles. He ac ::6lsbe MI fi n t si tlit s at az usiantea past five o'cboils„ for refreshment ; taking 2.010 terns. Bp moles by the side of the mail coach from Leaden to Norwich. which is so Ism dean 112 asks, lo space of 14 boom_ the bllt man, climb not so big as many former boatM poiestriaas. hes proved him self able to per's& store; and has even out-Powelled Powell. We awderstand that Ibis need man to attempt a mock grosser andertakirig Oa propose. ground at Vaeeball, before he takes leen of &stmt.— (Boehm Gazette.) Ftass.—Yeetarday moraiag betwees two ad are* o'clockois the watchman was rim his minds la bar sew-street. Ilenelsoase. be discovered &Mee Issuing from the cellar /ups. sad shop windows of the baser of 3fitMlebeeseneenger; be made as alarm ; bat a co Ikte Aired before the Inmates meld be nosed. When they mere awoke it teas impassible to edict an escape by pales down stain's. coed theyifsieri oat at the first bar windows intogie street. The fire caught the two adioiehig houses, e one accopitid. Mr. Martin, a -4ntwebant, and the ether the Held sad Harp Welk-how, occupied by Mr. Stringer. be% of which, together with the Wieser wide all their stock la trade sat (onshore were cost u med before the Ott could be got coder. Sudsy evening a bare and stables beloogiag to IltrA futon, of Finahighem, were burst down. la the boil were 00 coombsof barley, and 20 embalm of e r r atio ci a: whole of which were destroyed. No doubt is that this fire. as well as the one histiveek - en thrpie mites of the Rev. Mr. Hill, of Hushall, was wilfully tic • casiosed. % A • x F ;".1 .41 I i 6 . • 4: ,r .