The Statesman. — London, England, 1822-03-11 00:00:00

• . . -‘. . IVR WISDOM." • Yes, and too samisen wet to anmeifilejs 12 a reds* Nortrorx MAOISTRATiI nil LAT!' VALES. • % -.11114.-.• ........-- don of taxes, ealittles, si ns -.00.-.. take a review, sow-and-then, ew 11.-...a.pudek meets emu 1 The Ol d flas k which. like Mr. sau " smeeder, has BRISTOL, MARCH 9.-Yesterday morning this city end a reduction of thou' was whited by a most violent storm of hail and rein ; rod done in this homes body; e natural dislike a, and emnity against. every this, about eleven o'clock a lash of vivid lightning was int amongst the mass of matter, industrious;wlsich enrich the . already rich at the owponee — of the 4 I, " low" and " yelper." praises the proclaim"- mediately followed by atremendous peal of thunder that and too sa gacious not to expect, that it that ' s • z. commonly called Perla- . would save the remnant of the Farmer', capital and don of the Magistrates in Norfolk, which mast , we excited the most painful apprehensions ;we have not es the mind, to forget, and, in that . of the non-tax dog landlord's estate. But. he - think, be disapproved of by any man of sense and of heard of any accident. i irly to understand, what is est es, t a the ones II db 'd ht "H houtd distinguieh be. feel' g• . 8 Whet, f or i nstance , can be more i m i tat i ng , •• NOTTINOHAII, M•111C11 7.-On Tuesday night, a . , the " Collective"; which. be set * very heavy gale blew from nine till eleven or twelve " twee? the Resolutions o f . what was called a cowsty t han to call the discontented parties a "misguided titer it puts forth, is generally o'clock, which, if general, has doubtless dose much "panelist and the well-weighed expression of the son- poprkee" f Could not something less o ff ensive have b of the vulgar understand-, " t meats of the property and education of the men- been found oat? And , then, to talk of the disco)). damage to th e shipping . In this town the roofs of a much out of the compass of ' " try."- H ow l ong; bow Tong, are we to endure this! tented People ' ' " 6ed advisers", who "pretend -to few houses were injured , and a large poplar tree, in a to the quality of that same , this . . go of eas Mize" with th em for the "purpose of exciting yard in Parliament-street was blown down. We hate S reqnire a is to have no weight. City meetings and meetings of them to acts of violence", hut, who " take care to not heard of any other damage. But yesterday, and-then and to take time to the people of their own accor d have long hems held in "hare no participatioa is the punishment ;" was this about .. half-past . ten o'clock in the . morning,. we were maids to follow this far-famed contempt by this man, and his abettors and co-opera- the way to talk to starving labourers ? What whi. visited' with one of the most dreadful hurricanes or lentil eeeorsione. Let modern tornadoes that was ever known ; fortunately it lasted , ton; and now even a county meeting, though called re f Who ere- the 2 Here is, a charge against hey will about the inutility under all the restraints of six-acts,. is to have no :me persons , who are y * not named . . What ! is it sup- only about two misates , or the consequences most ; and tell us that one day of weigh , tllt is sow to be the " educehoe of the co.un- P° that there are inch miscreants as LIVOR nether. Even if the ox and II try i' for the "property was there." That education. Bowanne at work in Norfolk ; miscreants who in- the fair, and there were many stalls set out in the tecessity of weekly rest ; even i s.. no s e,„ i n t h e punish- marketplace, but many of them were at one fell b e e on di n 'Ch ange deed , "took care" to have wethose suppose,. to . n . Alley, or in es were not nee ssssss y to allswoop levelled to the ground ; others were stripped of sublime regions, where the digging of boles one mea t" ! But, if there be " advisers" ;if there be , Willy labour, those , at any , their coverin . ge. The dealers in glass and earthen- day and filling them up the next, is found out as a some instigators at the bottom of this affair. it has • • • : of what passes in the Coi- to remedy for the distress of the farmers. Bat. what do something rather serious in it. Talk of advisers , in- were suffered severely ; and the gardeners and fruit- .' i 3 ad reason to be gratefu l sellers saw their baskets and wares borne on the gale 1 we want more than this: Has the education of the deed, when it is known, that the people's complaint gabbatb. 1 . in power for the last thirty ears ? Is is country been . y it want offood ! A hungry belly is a powerful ed. and driven away in great confusion. The disorder R'S otaxo E 'POSS.-Going in the Cabinet or in the Parliament, now ? If this be - riser; and. even when Mr. Goecn tells us that . there and scramble which ensued, will be better coeeeivel . eels pretty well dealt with in . e * th an deseribed. Many windows were broksshy the i cas e, we now feel the effects of being guided by we only forty men io Thetford jail for poaching, we I ared Is this paper of Mondaycan discover no proof of the existence of advisers other violence of the wind ,( whichwas from the , an ' t " l th education of the country." were drives from theie . . are only to swift here a en- ° than those of hunger and cold. Nor was it wise to persons in the market-place. .i • lowa* es that occasion. He bias. Cowlvs.-The Courier , meaning, we suppose, '..it' • I • ittobedewlimiey jet check con. to be very gallant, tells Its readers, " that. Mys. Coutte we d i n emu nod would be yjactuel; end to. remind say, that the force to sopprise them bad been pre. feet, and for the moment placed in great fear. A per- sos walking in the park, with an umbrella to shield mate seed not ea the common- " (including the banking business) le supposed to be him from the rain which mos felling, vese - eakesefe - - -elee - •• them, that they would share the fate of p ersons in other are tallag away the capitals "the richest widow in the Uni•ed Kingdom." It the ground, as in a balloon, aid to save himself he parts of the country; and then drily add , that the • • t. n, the wages of labour, and might be well enough just to state (as it were paren- let his umbrella go; and it was driven over Mi. J. 1, consequence would be " a curtailment of British Li- his Lordship would reduce thetically) the het of the riches; but, the beauty and b erty. " I , certain extent, do the right the youth, and the wit, should have immediately pre. Quite another tone than this, we think, Lacy's garden. into the castle yard. Our corre•pondest ought to have been adopted in this cue. Every at Loughborough informs us, that this violent and profundity will not suffer him ceded the charming word "widow." The sudden gut of wind, was also felt there, about the "basking one must see. that these discontents have their amen. And yet this is very "busies" might, too, as well have been left out; fouudation in that which is ruining the far- same time, attended by a clap of thunder. 'Being' ' l't • e consmosptioa that he wants; for, though the Normans can, in case of heavy moat- market day, the confusion amongst the stalls, by dieir . mar. He is unab'e to pay a sufficiency of art- •-, tof the Great Premier, waist gages or bonds, stoop pretty low; yet, theahop shouldupsetting, and the injury done to the meat and 'other ges i s the gross ; men will not work upon an in- 'l.-prod/a/he being, in fact, be kept out of sight at mach as possible.articles, was great beyond imagination. sufficiency to feed th em ; the farmer is compelled to la it not monstrous to hear Excuaxowe-The Agricultural Committee state,CARLISLE, MARCH 9.—For great part of the week the' turn men off ; they see, that, if there were so thresh. ... talk of west of eonsuieptioa, in their report, that they presume price* will rise, be- weather has been very . blustry, attended with sleet and' ing there must be more work for thew ; and. t more than three-fourths of cause the height e the Ezehanges prove that we have Tuesday sight , some da- • hence, they fall upon threshing machines. This I. 1"w go . Du as ; ing es ° a to hu t r b ri e ca roo ne is on ef houses ino city amt. , elly full even of the coarsest (when they wrote the Report) too little eircalating me- precisely that consequence which was anticipated in s wollen ; and the Eden and Caldew were considerably ions, that the average wages dirs.. The Exehaeges have bees/a/hag nearly from the Petition from Rose. p r e se n ted to the House of Com- swollen. Through some oversight, which we pretchul• not exceed is. a-week ; and that time to this. At any rate, they are now come down mons the other day. The farmer is in a horrible state. not to explain, the breach in the bank, whith was onea- forfolk i. and Suffolk are se- nearly to par. And yet prices have continued to fall The landlord and parson sleeve, and the labourer below ! sioned by the late Rood , had lot been repaired ; and had le west of &sufficiency to eat? also; and are now, considering the season of the year. • :tilt re, There is a straggle for more food on the part of the l a . not some spirited individuals of Rickergate of their owe 1 experience of the case: if lower than at any time since 1790; and a fell fourth accord, and at their own expense, promptly set a num- bothers ; and, on th e part of the farmer, to keep the / ... tread from the labourer, and lower than they were when the Report was written ! ber of buds to work, a snood sem of desolation would i • , means of paying rent lid tithe. The latter must give have occurred.-We observe by the Scotch papers, that is footman, do you thereby This shows what reliance ought to be placed on what ie .f. - ..'• way at lest; for the inillions cannot be in a starving at Glasgow a great deal of damage has been sostained. • hen, the fact is, that coo- Lord Castlereagh has the cozcombery to call "the state, without consequence" fatal to the whole frame of On that night, the brigs Fanny, Hobe, bkary. sad Ar • te• - 4 , •-•" diminished upon the who& ; education of the country." the government. Threats, and even hangings or shoot- Live, of Whitehaven, were driven on shore near Work... lags. cannot. in the soldier, if be now get twice It is expected his Majesty will visit the two Theatres• time h i ck, does be sot eon- Royal and the Opera House in the coarse of the pre. „tided. Measures of end, prevent hunger from being ington , but will probably be got off without much die. . prevention oug h t to b e adopted; usage.-The brig Dove, Captain Wilson, of Whitehaves, is that tlie revenue may be sent week. was also driven on shore near Red Nose Point, o ff that • , .... and those measures are such as will reduce the farmer's eyes with the loss of three of the • 'Or ' be augmeeted, while the la- On Monday last , a bill of indictment was preferredplace, and l oom pi out•goings in taxes, In such a degree as shall enable him if " at was l aunched, and every possible -- •- ' - e i , le the landlord shall lose his agilest Messrs. Freewill and James Junk. the propri- to expend in wages a sufficiency to give feed enough endeavour c ° made to reach her, bat without success. This, • - . . - Lansdowne, is the danger of eters of the Carlisle Joanna for an alleged libel to the lab o urers , following casualties have also occurred during the gale:, .. . mks, and put forth without against the Marquees of Q berry, published is the -.mu— -At Kirkcodbright.lfie Wellington schooner, of White- •-• . . - - • lore m lord Laudon's* an- Joneas/of Dec. 22, and afterwards copied into name- Some gestlemen, is Surma. " recollecting that haven', a wreck ; Thdk of Hung/too, a wreck, crew' • . *. ' • eieleeoffs expressed , on this roes other papers, complaining of as attempt, on the " Mr. Cobbett did the country great service, in Dec. saved; Joshua, of Wheridegton, a wreck, crew lost; • . ....,. , . . lease farmers' relieved, in or• part of the Noble Marquess, to intiniidatee subscriber 64 1516. by hi s l et t er to th e L u ddit es , mos t anxi o usly Mar Isabelle. of Widlehnven, only one boy sand; of die greet body of discos- from taking the Amami , but the Bill was thrown wit. " wiskillin di take op the pen again now"; in answer ' Mar y and Francis, Kassel, ashore; the Isla of Man _ ~ ~ .. trs:: : _, ~,,. , ,c. Prague, ditto; the Rue of Workiogton, ilaivete• A' • s r` • S were persons attempting to WARWICK. MASCO! 9.-.-As adjourned Sessions for to which Itir:tlebbett ear , that he thippeess, that these poo rir m d e o , ass. ; t h eswe s‘ se vesse l s n o soca es ' 1 • ' ' vise remark ! . Very oatmeal this County was hoidens Saturday last, when a number armholes forget, that, Is about two months after he un k nown ), an d eta attires only three men mead i I ° lo6 is• le glee She relief; of insole/et debtors *Prated to take the bend' of the had written that letter, one of the Minister' told the Walker, et If ashen at St. Ma '''llitte, t • 4 • Ile Lordship appears to bare Act. At these Sessions, George Edmonds , publisher , a olt Wes. the i&the cheap pagiarttogs back .. .„_Ltefenee. of . sear . .- th I e • • ~.. metiblelieher.VOltehlwgheso 4 Wf BireiteghbOC CR tippollriffir.lllllheler; oictke IlLialjd before t iniZfficers, and that be (the Mr . -Bury, a diatiiiiie. me beem4; author vessel ashore -sear ' high to be touched on in a following grounds ..- Ist, That he was let in actual lister) was "sorry to esy they could find nothing in one naan Mowbray, name unknown. euatody for debt at the time of filing his Vetitioo and o d e em to prosecute with a hope of success"! • EDINBURGH, MARCH 8.-Tueiday afternoon this city. • ,• i on the 4th hat. in the lower schedule, the term of hi s imprisonment for the ode- and ne i gh b ourhoo d exper i ence d one o f the moot violent ''i violent -. ye Wisdom," a little interest- demeanour of which he had been con v i c t e d, sot h av i ng HAREEM-Twig Mottle:xi. storms of wind and rain ever remembered beteg oLlest . * • vet. The Government have, then expired ; and 2d, That the debt due to Mr. --..u.--- inhabitant. About 4 o'clock in the afternoilfelte . gide' • - • de'* * t es under consideration ; and Spurrier was for damages and costs awarded to him commenced from the W.S.W. and between Ibiebeitre of' . • - - (max-Escitaelas. Itasca 11.-Owing to the late • " the Ministers, whether they in an action against the said in so l vent , f or a malicious boisterous weather, we bad no arrivals from the Northern 5 and 6, i n c re a sed to a perfect hurricane, accompanied by a .. • r measure relative to English libel on Mr. Spurrier. th a t b e i ng , as M r . S. conten d e d , coast t hi s morn i ng , an d b a t a short supply of Wheat torrents of rein. 11 was with the Utmost risk that any. . • t answer; but, it requires no such a malicious injury as w as con te m pl ate d b y t h e from Essex mad Kest, by land carriage samples; but a person could venture along the streets , and the few: w business or other avocations induced to be out, a see,•that there will be some legislature in framing the Act of Parlianaent.-lo large mi a ;ntity n • doio remained r over .c fLo e t t i t i last w i eek o . b l ut n ic ea h s ti e s : ran the greatest hazard of injury hom the chimney cans, as to the Whole of that species opposition to this, it was contended by Edmonds, that slates, and tiles, which were falling in every direction. i I " Church Property," before as a detainer for debt had been lodged against him igoanlasy'se'plitices ri me other sorts sum a w m er p e " offered full 2s. In many parts of the town individuals were blown down, per quarter lower, without being able to e ff ect sales at begin. however; we venture with the Sheriff, be was in actual custody for debt- that abatetment . Fine Barley suppoi red Friday's prices , or drive* against walls or railings; one man, is crossing , . . . t . ...se L 200,0001. given out of that the p u blic a tio n o f t h e lib e l was not suc h a ma - w hi c hi were 3 s. per quarter hi g h er t h an on t hi s d ay from Haw!ver-street to the Mound, was blown over, and had hie thigh•bone broken • sod a boy was blown off the gy" ought to be paid back !felons injury as came within the "meaning of the Act, se'ouight, in consequence of the duty on the Stocks of veme , n . t at the. fell, Fotinteiti ' Welt to die middle _of. the. 11 p were pleased to think well of -and that. if it was, that Court could not enter into Malt on hand being allowed.-The Oat trade was rather Ps street, 'mere ne and a cart passing at the time, he how rich the Church is be- the question, those words being omitted in the elegise at the p rices of this day se'onight;-Beans are was rode over and much bruised. But comparatively' it very unreasonable that it of the Act which gives Justices at Sessions jariedic- there isno alteration . full 1. . per q u a rter cheaper.-In Peas and other articles very few persons ventured abroad until mid-night, when e. The petition from Ross. don under the Insolvent Act.--The Court remanded Resume. s , ~, the storm bad a little abated, and many persons from • be livings, where the parson the Insolvent, and reserved both points for the deci- s. z. Small Beans ... 95 27 the country; who had been detained by tie storm, were 'plied to public uses. This 'ion of the Court above. • Wheat, Kent and Essex I Tick ditto l9 el then observed, at that unusual time, to set out upon ; , , especially if enough be left A Special Conn of Aldermen was held at Guildhall New 29 68 Oats, Potato/ .. 23 26 their return, to calm the fears and relieve the suspense , ' Old - - Ditto, Poland 2O 22 o f th e i r anx i ous families. It continued, however, to • • , t on Saturday last, which was very folly attended. The ong o ik, (N ow ) 22 be Ditto. Feed .1,..4 10 Mow with terri fi c violence the whole of the morning, and 'o reduction is, it seems, to be Chamberlain attending . reported to the Court the Otd - - Flour. per Seek °* l 63 moderated but a little during Wednesday. The north mail' comfort, that those who are surplus in hand of the Orphans' Fund, app li ca bl e to Norfolk, (Old) 4O 48 ! Rapeseed, per Last 884 841 * was detained at Queeneferry nearly four hours. Towards ; 915 28 Fousom. • paid chiefiy oat of rents. The the discharge of the debt, which being read, the Court Bri e) , l7 25 l Wheat, Americas-. evening the wind still kept up, and raged from the sione• . ' nil the more of the labouring directed the sus of 23,2001. part of the debt. to be Mdt 4B 114 i Dentele warier the whole of Wednesday night:Yesterday marring. wily full, the better we like paid off and discharged, and Instructed the Chamber. welt* Peas 96 96 I Battle, Red. .., the tempest displayed the new modification of thick drift- , ' Dollen t7 99 Hinsibro' Red ~ ing snow. of which there was a copious shower at ntseiso, ire now very mach the affair lain to take the requhlte measures to inform the pas- Grey ditto 2l 26 after the wind bad subsided, and also towards: event they have in tI. i at . . s way. they des interested therein secordingly. Commissioners of 6 2 vIIITIIFINLII•MARIET, MARCH 11.-There was a good both periods mixed with rain or sleet. Many very seWte y cannot have the thing both the Court of Requests for the month of April next supply of all descriptions of Cattle at market this morn- accidents occurred on Tuesday night. The house' vs' - were appointed. The Chamberlain laid before the jog, amongst which were a great number of prime Warr, the south side of the town being exposed to the storm, ems, after all, coming os Court sundry orders he bad bun served with from in consequence of which the butchers did not purchase suffered more. inhabited than thew on the north aide. Several went- -bill ! Why, there, let ne be the Select Committee of the House of Commons upon freely, owing to the salesmen demanding a higher price; 'throttled, and the chimney of one, by a punk" • ide all other things for the the Orphans' Food, for various accounts, which were but the prices of all kind of Cattle rema i n as p er t ut family, fell in, burying in the ruins an old woman, who market clay. was speedily extricated from the rubbish, but either from find employment for all our read, and the Chamberlais directed to make the l To sink &Seal per at. of Sibs. the contusions she had re c e i ve d , or the fright, she di e d' rehires required. Best .• • • ft. Ild. to Se. it. __.. cams AT HURST. the same night. Near the Castle of Clouts, pert* of erns ! Oo Friday the Ist of COURT or CIANINIIIT:JUDGURNT IN RR HOWAISD M 111418.• -NS. ed. * es. iii. Bouts 2,400 the gable wall of a booed was driven is, sad the roof ri positively said the reduction AND 011111111' BANIEROFCC-On Thursday the Loan Veal .... la. Od. Is is, OIL Calves .. • • 200 blown off, but luckily the issinges sustained so per- . the sth of July . On Monday r matter de- Pork ••• • 811. OL els de- all. Sheep sad Lambe •• • • 18 . 1130 eons! injury. A large chimney stalk, on the CHARCILLOR delivered his jwigment ie th us core r, b a. 04. to os. 94. not back wall . .. 1 position Be ac h) Iced hi daring that the present choice of assigswe could not . ••• • • - . 164-- -al stand, and that there must be a new election: thereby HATMAIRRT.-No alteration in the price of Hay.- ing on time roof of the house immediately behind. de- t iismiad; and he said he had, confirming the judgment of his Honour the Vice-Curt- Straw and Clover as per our last. wended through four floors, into the leek shop of - . Ime in February! So that cattalos. On Saturday, the Loan CHANCELLOR conti- Hay.... W. 101 4 to Ho. 4s. Stow ~I L Is. to U. Itle• Messrs Morton and Dan, grocers, carrying every thing' Tech that Mr. Oooen presses, nned of opinion that Mr. Carroll could not be allowed Glower M. 014 to 41 . 181. 1 to the bottom, within an area of about Ws or twelve • is of as mach importance to remain one of the assignees; and with respect to the feet sq uare . Fortunatel y, there was only one per's,* • AVCRAOR rater or CORN I RNOLAND AND WALLSi 1 for the ch ance ll or mot i one d question " whether an executor beconaisg a bukrept, vi ,,_„. ~..1 1L-R_ _. . ....xi d._ B 4, __, los. 2 , l _6 ets, woman, in one of the rooms which was penetrated.' sad 'lt . t poke from the be on the could come before the Commissioners. appointed under isa. ril' il lr auhuhs. 8 17,2 . 1 7 055 e, uus :74 . she, although driven through three doors. along with I 4 I his coromiseires, as a creditor, prove against himself, and The Average Pries of Brown or Muscovado sugar, corn- furniture, rubbish, &c. miraculously escaped with some l ' f Mr. Bennet, in a ver y a bl e vote as an assignee to his own estate," he decided in po w f ro „, th e Re m , m a, le the Wok ending the OM slight hurts. The houses in almost all the streets bore r the negative. He deferred deciding on the subject of day oligarch, mug, i s iips, led. per cwt, marks of the violence of the hurricane; some were 4 il , itter„ forward on the 6 t h in costs till tossorrow. ...........-. • stripped of their lead, and others were materially da- • r PI rision. The motion he made Ezenaonotwany Sutave.-On Saturday morning Nam; a, Kum, 7.-We had a fell = m in an gaged in the roof. by the slates falling off. A chimney '* '1 i, • the question excited nape& lan, Mr. M. Ramsdell, a lox g resident at Kim eland. at Saturday. bat little [swim was due.-Old Wheat stalk I. Castle-street was blown down ; about three toss . t 4 eg been confounded with the which place he was a respectable butcher, set oat as declined in price 2e. and pew le. per coolish. Barley weight of lead was carried from the roof of a house on the north side of Charlotte-square, sad a large portion I, I time, that it had become a usual. aeumpsaied by his men. to Proceed to Leaden - was also Is. lower. of the lead coverin the dome of, St. George's church to take part with this Gen- hall nod Whitechapel markets. Passing up Bishops- 'Auk variation too k p l ace i n t e e pr i ce of cittl e ; was raised up. Ti g re damage in broken Wee. dim- The latter was c h osen b y gere . erreees b e su dd en l y sprang from his cart and ill- bet the few disposed of obtained rather better terms ney-pots, street lamps, &c. in all quarters, is very eaten- to whom alone, that lament- "tautly est his throat with a butcher's knife, which he has l ist wee k . Te o gimp , pens were well Su e d. A rive. The hurricane was severely felt around Hulyrood- leg. Her cause is not to be threw up a passage. He was conveyed back to his e.: age.ar ,intone of die times is reported to have ow beese.frone which part of the lead was stripped ote the . 1 1! disconsolate f am il y. w h ere surgical a id was proones d, enema ia this city. is else week ; that there hie bees _ roof. end in the gardens many trait trees. whites- have . . " stood for upwards of a century, were blown down. Six • elist.-Os the Bth, upon the bet the efforts used were froldess, -- and the ■unions. delivery of the follotg et articlee, viz.:- - of the trees to the Meadow Walk were torts up by the r of Suffolk Petition. LOrd sate rudeness ezpired at Soar o'clock the saw after. p o t atoes a t lee p m ; OMR at 12.1. din*; Burley roots, and one growing in the centre Of the city. stir- I,; bat 'those le ho frequented aeon. The ilesmand was a maw of ore t sad his at 154;elifto ; Suds: 1414. ditto. - rousded by buitdiogs, shared a similar fate.-It *at a ..11 , . raelout•tieijiet an increase most intimate friendesee at a lose to comely, the suns. Query-when She soil sells for more dial its pro bard frost last nights the streets bad neighbouring hills ' 1 i 1 s Parlisetieury Reform."— of the fatal sag rash set. 6 'eft, why true a harvest? we covered with snow. ' I' it • I, t • • • ly- ' . IP . • .• . . • • $ • • ' -- - ..• •