The Statesman. — London, England, 1822-06-18 00:00:00

- • THEAST the elestry: The semi a Aril blow: three or bar sore mg is dose.—The Norsk: a that the eonatry goathirees minds on breaking faith with If this be tree. we meet hear ing upon It, the words break c creditor steaming patting a ree for one, and redscieg to Ladlorde. all the fanners, all lag the labourer, the aril:am starer. is a state of half star ; meaning of breaking faith we are extreeselyglad to hear entry goalless's nee to have Os* way., haraa, for the. t, as object so necessary to it of the nation is poem', is relation of the Monolog Cho sort of tool is the beads of ergh Reviewers; bat. to take Ole to eseoarame lass sad pub.. sad particularly thaw la Mars SNIT'S MAX a NIT *Sheri.* lesty and the reailstiae *mad" eityegalast the tafeseoteJese, ig eat the heart of the eosseey: ;los of ears. As to asy re m vim tbe this,. we care get a ry happy to ese!;mr pert * by el taus the discovery of the base tad bloody conspiraey, sod hmmily. of its defeat, In the ilirbt between the let NW 2d bestial, the la of this conspi racy were arrested by the Olio Rua Nova, at the mums when , from the of Permosnetrom. nailed sbo Liberal. they woroomesaylertway a great sem horst incesdiary sad infamous praolamatioss. for the pu poem of circelation, in which. u well in the plan of the olleopirscy o' the are crimiteals shaggy arrested, the fol lowlog horrid sad diatersiblag ideas are contained. To Amara the pretend Corers sad esovene the old Corms, *Moms modi6eatisues, each as that of their being two Cbsaboraporse of them of hereditary members sod of the int nobNity. so depose the present beeolloist toed =111;• King. John VI. , who bag so mob and so 71w. himself devoted to the nese of the dimenitution and Natioeal Liberty, and in hie place to rips op the lofante Don Aligguseel at the head of a Re gamey ; to assassinate ssmsßsmhen of the Cates, nod swig of, the Ministry asses Moore to be the mast Inn &feeders of oedema! righter he s ward. Soloman ON whole nation is a civil war. dieselmes. Wed, and aernby. In a dispatch of the Muer. be One a lilt of tie bkilorlo arrest 4 ; and having stated his ft. 611 1 tltg:tingin. and lala soolinemest of deriolltiol rod thdlre; oille—" As soon as this Weal performed, 1 west to the Moho. when) I seised r pen retellog to Prefeenwlleamb eh irer i e ed oe to tho loom Mho .A= d e Meoesas, where 1 did the in concert with my colleague sad Ja the of Bairo do Castello. 1 gave orders for the arrest o Ber nardino Rodrigues, Paymaster of the 16th Regiment. which was afterwards carried ietoolfect by the !Aid lON FUNDS. n Spain rather operate on the ruing. Although the market amain their price, the Chili esterday. The Contractors of 'posited the contract at the nts regarding the above loan. nothing dein. all other (o il before, nf Danish ttj Ne5p011taa.......... 73 to f t 3 Colombia-- ... 101 90 Now O6 SI LATTER PROM mt., DATED roc& o'cLOCII. b Boods got np to 85, but rain to 63. A great number et bat no purchasers could be ny price. The news of tiar sh fAam be the Cartes, is not anis front Spain are of a very the actual stability of the Established Church depend on such a measure bring carried. SALT DI/TlM—Copy of a minute which has bees received of tie remission of the Salt Tax in Scot land : " Salt made in Scotland not to be charged with duty, bats license duty of It. to be paid by each salt maker; and an account of the quantity made to be kept under the regulation of Excise. " English salt, or rock salt, upon which the duty has been paid, to be imported into Scotland for all purposes; a eountervailing duty upon Scotch salt, and upon fish sad provisions cured with Scotch salt, to be paid on im portation to England. " A drawback to be allowed on fish cured in Scot land wills English salt only, for foreign exportAtiun only, under the direction of the Fishery Board and Ex cise," We inserted some time ago an extract of a letter from Bruges, stating that the notorious Fletcher was living there with • Mr. Ellis, who held an office of some consequence at the Cape, and who distieguisbed himself 16 one of the late Westminster Elections a the friend of Captain Sir Murray Maxwell. Doubts were expressed la The Courier respecting the above circumstance. We have jest received a letter from Braga from a respectable source, informing as that Fletcher had been residing there for nearly two years. under the' mewed name of St. Clair; that at first he lived very prfilideiy, bat latterly be joined in house keeping with Mr. Ellis; that Fletcher haying been found elle-thirrpod is <illicit time; that his wife and dragbrev, wrtis Mr. Massed bts wifeaellowed io n the latter mid of Nay; and that they gave out they were plug to Spa; but this was of *fame rhipbtell.—.- (Met ning CA reside.) We are enabled to state from authority, that lu COIF sequence of the discussions which have taken place in Parliament respire:4(g Extents in Aid, it is the inter Soo of the Barons of the Exchequer to make it a role of Conn, that no bat shall be granted for an Extent is Aid, unless the Court shall be satisfied by the affidavit of the party applying, or of others, that for the pur pees of ambling him to pay the Crown Debt, it Is &h -ealthily enmity that the debt fur which the Extent Le'llpeis required, should be received. We emigrate late our readers (especially the commercial part of them) on the extiactioa of a practise, which, seder .colour of the law, has indicted enormous injustice are fopytesaliss upon this district; and we are sure they will costar with us in feeling grateful to those mem hoes of the Hoses of Commons by whose exertions it has been effected ; among whom wears boned to men tion particularly Mr. Littleton, M.P. far Stallard shire, who directed hie attention to the subject le coa mimeoe of lafonnatios conveyed to Wm of the is juries experleasee is that sail too. if the stUtilsier modes, from the cause of sliminess'& qeesties.--% (Miernieghans Cleserre-)., ••• '• • • The pabliesse et GES4llpaisse esisced the price of beer from Id. to 4tersiipsot Inst. have arrived. Some le Gowan jouraals represent Is their evaceatims of Molds one from The Go. to of es to speculate on the occur ) article, however, from Pe• lurid opinion that the affairs widereti as settled, and adds es the Allied Sovereigos will r M. de Tatistehefr, who was Chess papers eestai■ the ri te Attorney-General of Frew:a iris, demanding that the ladl e insurrection at La Rochelle In this document it is al loys attempts that have beets tee the military and overture ngs, are tractable to a siegle 15.—Five pet Cents. openei 91f. 65e.—Ezebango on Lon ; throe moths, 25L 15e. CY AT LISBON. co, of the 3d inmost. we sin proofs of the necessity of that Y with which the Minister of the Cortes. The same saalig toted Spain, has boss medita:• spina the Mot end cooed ortagal. In a supplement to oof June 2d is as Mottos of ,TES?tt, —.mar OP PRTIMBOROUGA. TO TEO time 111 f I'I%ITM *X. , L am i.e of them orb. perfectly spree', the, oir else Bishop of Peterborough. Whit sort of a Christian mast that man be who ettanot !Mot the test of exeminatioo? What can he be, otheuxbao a wolf in sheep's clothing ? No sooner does the sa cred spear of the Reversed Prelate touch him. than he appenro is all his native deformity. Pretty fellows indeed they must be who deprecate exatlination! What greater proof can there be of the omeilasity of it, Is order to purge the Much of the leave& of hypo easy. lam surprised that tbe Rev. Prelate did sot quote Scripture in justikatiou of his conduct, for the apostle Pssl expressly says, " Be ready at all time to give an answer to those who ask yon."—What kiad of a Curate or Minister of a Church mast that be, who petitionsParliamest to screen his hypocrisy from the test of exoesiastion ? Wbat so ego of impudence we do live in I We know at say rat. thetas honest Chris tian will lay his bosom open for every man to read it; and that it eao oily be a heave of the worst stamp, o wishes to enjoy the good things of the Church, ile he secretly denies and ridicules its doctrines. 'Per my part I 'husk the Bishop sincerely, and wish Aare was w Bishop of the same cast, in every meeting house also throughout the kingdom. I repeat it, that an honest man at all times, and in all places, dial. ' • it is only the hypocrites who Let us talcs an instance of Royston, near which tgregation of Unitarians Ahip together ander the Anietriats parson. The UM - pare and enrollees in the conioing their petition to 'itarlans worship Father. roitariass say this is ido- Unitarians worshiping Lucian. How they ma t comprehend, bet the Bishop of Peterks would soon expose the by ) the detestation of every not deserve the theatre ;? Bat not only do the itarians in the article of scarcely a point in which • of redemption, the dors the lacarnation, they in this world, Jesus basest. To 'sprees the character, it is sail that Depth. Let us not then disapprobation of the Peterborough, which truly praises of every jest and —Your's, be. GEORGE FORDUAY, Jan. THE - DEBT. --••••••••-.. THE STATESMAN. , from the work of the as, Bwrke, on the Ito larded no curious, soder the confiscation of our Is example In France think this would be no source of toy solicitude considered in England as the policyof a State, to , k a resource in coasts '. Sons of any kind or that any one description of perilous should be brought to regard any of th• sobers as their proper prey. Nations are watleing deeper ar.J deeper Into an ocean of boundless . - . " debt. Public debts, which at brat were a seen• " rity to Governments, by interesting matey in the " public tranquillity, are likely is their excess to be "' come the means of their subversion. 1,/ Govern " ■eats provide for these debts by heavy imposi " tiara, they perish by beyond."' odious to the pro " plc. If they do not provide fbr them they will be " undone by Me efforts of the most clang f ell " parties ; I mean es extensive discontented nsoaied " interest, injured and not destroyed." " A dilemma for " Messrs. CASTLESIAOII & CO.!" Yesterday his Majesty took an airing in his private carriage in the Parks, and called at bia Palace in Pim lico. The Duchess of Gloucester visited th• King yester day. The Prince of Denmark attended the sitting of the Royal Society on Saturday, and was , admitted a Melo ism Counts bfartinengo and Flutuburiari, and Dr. Rossi hrme, it is understood, left Paris fur this country, to lay,the complaints of the lonian Isloaders before the ?Ilene and the British Nation. was it/biked that the Earl of St. Vieeent, after hit undienee of three quarters of an hour with his etajesty, on Friday. drove directly to the Earl Grey's It es reported that a son of Mr. Plunkett, has just received a place worth 1,2001. a-year in Irel4nd. Perhaps this sppuintmeat is wade for the purpose of radio& Irish distress! DUTY or THE MARQUIS/ OF Ha KKKKK day awning, died at his house In Manchester-square, the Mistiness of Hertford.—He was born In 1743, and is succeeded by his only sue, the Earl of Yarmouth. Mr. WsHack. the performer, arrived at Liverpool in the packet ship, Colombia, Captain Roger,, on Wednesday last. Ile is not recoverd from his late cc cideat. being yet obliged to use crutches. Mr. Po• Wick the Hessian Ambassador. arrived in the same ship. Aaaostartorr.4—Mr. Oreel, the intrepiJ 'meant, will ascend from some part of the metropolis on the anniversary of his Majesty's Coronation. Some fabricated notes of the Tenterden Bask bate ►eeD pot is elrcalatioa. They are One Pound Notes altered late Fives sad Taos. The alteration appears to be flimsily affected. At litligmer, Dear Lewes. on Thutadsy last, a os. was mriek dews by s, hawk sad take, up alive by the person who Whammed the circumstance. try happy to me our paper tar -•.- ris - t - ra - t;;;Iti - a - flpossilDle ieslus4laciivity, -- ii hie OW - 11 lenges inquiry. and that it is on by others published le Lon- K im ,. where hie masa were do esisid. estlearoor to suppress it. Let iill" MIT will i l l" ' baba "' "This is all I ham at the proles* otimelon to ow before me. In the Tows • dolllesibls role. which. If cot skate to year Excellent?. till I have more lime to for- , I reside, there is a railed attar 44i Neal revolutlem; almost Nish you with.eircumstsatial details. . d T r i nitarians who w hie puma or former that "glee at Signed , .. "Jeett rit ARM DE SAYPATR• " "I • He the troth. to be ems wiser, tra•lowdainter „um = g r „..&,..• RAi , sir/ of a decided Trinitarit —Francisco de Alpeim • ; Jesaario da tarmos profess to be more pore P l itt all /ftrralrabh tallow w if . Costs Neves, Knight of Om Order of . Christ. &c.; object of their worship, eong; Are amothat tread to Naomi Ferreira; Joao Rodrigo...de Deets Simms. ;be Father alone; the rinitar eisiall be ghd to reeeivisems- tract of a letter, dated Lisboo. Jim, /..—" ye- Soo, sod Holy Ohust ; the Unit N em ; bat e the Rest time d m 31 tin t h e ll„ w ill b e, we a w ; a Council of State was held. atlrbiels it war l attY; yet here we see the l• elf, sod net shoal this or HMO d° to geed Id battalions (7.200 moo) to Ea- tmlus ed ander the ministry of a Trisitt Wm . C o asirc ' his, ,or *Gov*, of on e s hi p o f t h e ii i ,„, 4 4,„ f il l cage it between themselves lea .....-- - gotopowl.two•orvattei.“ of this lam coavhsced that if t P KENNINGTON. ti me , into Vera C rux of thi ',ad s m arc h , oink s ; rough was among them, be woo c De.' were at that time e ", e d ! h o ve , pecritee to the light, and to it ." to be ewe , lo not remover- L bw * - "*" - 10 2 11 1 1 . . . oeitberation relative pp the adjostment of t, honest mere, Ilia woul d h e a Is regard to this dieser. It of the eatastry. i tn e hk i e had given is his ed .. , of the community for so doing? lens* celebration of the Aso!. gre f err i og eo . •d e the * igen of the „ m id. Unitarians differ from Trinita sat, it bawls' been suggested leg the . this eurvices, nailer tilt's e the Trinity, but there is scare use ledgmeut it becoloos nee comely? buil • • wilt . *pea* As .p - they agree. In the doctrine of lust emelt celebakitoo might ho sod Seek) liferille•,eirre.st lima . time bar i dots of Hell torments. and I woof s wont of feeling on toy of Vera C,' sod a retake imantosie sobsista, stated oppOlisi. Of all things de tradesmen and farmers. is with the eq ' 't4 Mexico. te said, that a hypocrite war the b; dom. of whose Moot Simelfol Al a Ilestlig of ?errs and Member/ of the Howie 'Win that belong* to hie eha Bill has been tit* istaKiiiik of Commons, esonected with Ireland, the following nod will spew him out of hie m, st to rub the risk of soy suck Resoletioos were moved by the Right Hoootrable give way to say the slightest efore, the intention of having D. Browne, seconded by T. Sprier Rice, Esq.; and conduct of the Bishop of Peterl I know well that great tam- carried:— merits, as far as it goes, the pr. e the celebration in He true "-Resolved, That, for the tranquillity and happiness honest mind In the kingdom.-1 that there are innumerable of Ireland, it Is expedient to substitute, fo g r the present Ozo ses ad Trusties* modeof supportin the Cler another, and particularly those o Pr l t t e l a ri ll e Estab n lished Chereb , a foil and liberal Eptivalial,gy Sendoo, June 10, 1822. lobbing crew, who would be faith . „weird and levied. NATIONAL i tom to the thing; sad that •• 'that we are the more inclinot to express this our —..m.-- in a clamour, which would be . nip°, because we are Wished tr i t i4 l44CommptotlO TO. THE EDITOR OF TI tan a Wadi OK jar li . 1 1 ,;. is est may seittitimeitle , k is essemial .. 'f' a day ' s f na ,Th e fi er r e g'fli '• . bility, indepeodenee, est de offbe Ella- The following rouge takes rent t hi ng. That will be to blished Church, and to the general interests of the great PATRIOT axes PINSIONII ;compllsismest of prophecies ; eisuAtireiac„,„ Re s ol u ti ons were signed by seventy mo- volution In France, will be rega rod the feelings of say . cue, blemen and entlemen. ~ e zisting eireagnistaaces." Ise feelings it is desirable to This decu g ment, on being seen in Dublin. produced "It is not my fear of ti Wu. C • the Dublin Everting Post says, a wonderful sensation " Church property from this .....-- in that city. It appears to be . a growing opinion " that . I d rea d ,. though I tbi INGE, TWELVE O'CLOCK. morning, that • commutation of Tithes would lead to the hap- " trifling evil. The great me its the market this pint results, aad that the peace of the county and " is, least it should ever be c dy at 801 for the Oposiog. the actual stability of the Established Church Lovo.i " as the policyof a State, to sera • .! MEM •-•••••••••--- INrgtLiorm.:s. ,• Powrsioeut, Pawl 17.—Arrived La Roman,. Ali- C 11•01. from Halal- and William, Leslie, trout Oporto . r —Sailed the Brandt, St d ken r, for ltocb ei le.—Wi mil S. E. Fausoova, Jena IG.—Arrived the Matia4 Cole, front Youghall.—Off the Port. the Ablest°. Len is, from Al- weirs ; Fortune, Dowling, from thlepoli, and received orders tit proceed to Bristol.—Sailed the Hope, Butter- ' • field, for Louden; and Duke of Kent Packet, for Lisbon. —Wind S. and S. E. Dam, Jun 17.—Came down from the River last night and remain, the Lord Wellington. Bell, for Qiie. bee; also this afternoon, and sailed, the Selly, Dui s, for Quebee.—Arrived and sailed for the River, the Speedy, Andrews, for Valencia.--Wind N. E. PLYNOOTIV;NE I6.—Arrived the Rose, Humphries, from Malta. the Port ; the Commodore Ilase, Cla rence. from Bengal. for London, six months and three days *Moe leaving pilot. —Wind E. by S. Wensowrn, Jerre 17.—Brought op Rl4 morning in Mimi Cove (windbound) with the wind at east, the Fame, Ballets ' Messina, from for London, slier a pas sage of sixty days all well. but in want of water and provisions, having been without for the lest nine days. . SPORTING. BETTING AT TATTEIMALL'II.—Jca , DOXCASTaII By. to 1 eget Swep-8 to 1 seat Ajax—lt to I apt Mandan-12 to 1 ass Newbyth-14 to least Motile-18 to 1 ant Maecenas. Nswwaaarr Laura.— Even on Moses. Dansv.-100 to 7 apt the Orville eat out of Emily-109 to 6 apt 0.11 Waal, oat of Panties. •ND Sratsto.--The articles of this great match, which excites more interest than any other in the Boxing Ring, are as follows: " Red Lion, Hampton. Wednesday, Jane 12. " Thomas Backer on the part of Willistit Neat,, and Me. E-I—t on the part of Thomas Spring, deposit 54i1. midis fora fair stand-up tight between the :shove pugi lists, in a 24. feet ring, on the 26th of November. The battle to take place within 40 miles of London, towards Bristol. Another 1011/. on each side to be deposited in the heads of Mr. Jackson on the 12th of Jolt', and the whole stake, 300/. a-side, to be made good at Belchers's, on Tuesday, Nov. 12. Each parry to chuse an umpire, and Mr. Jackson to appoint a referee." Oliver and Abbot's fight will take place es Wedaea day, the 3d of July. MATCH TO FAVERSRAN AND B•cit.—Mr. West, the pedrtelan, undertook to go from Bromley to Faver sham sad back, a distaste of 70 miles, in sixteen hours. fee a bet of 100 guineas. He started at eight o'clock on Ssoday evader, and did the first twenty miles in three hours and a half; and arer taking-refreshment, he pro- Naiad on to Faversham, and arrived therein 7 hours and squatter, 35 miles. The Pedegirian e•retelied himself himself on a bed, and started back. After doing three miles in half an hour, he left himself 32 miles for the next seven hours. He performed rather more than 'four miles and a half in each hoar, and bad something more than four miles to do in the last boar. He woe, with three minutes to spare, bat much distressed. Captain Allan was the umpire. Richard Sutton, the Wearies, who is performing the Barclay match at Milton, is fully expected to ac complish the arduous undertaking. Crowds of specta tors repair to Milton daily to witness his performance. Mr. Kent, the celebrated water pedestrian. walked 03 the river Ouse, at York, on Friday evening, the novelty - • _ attracted an immense number to ".• 17. wits's* It.. - Os Monday last. John Towoend, who has lately dis tinguished himself by walking backwards, walked on thellunslet•road thirty-six miles, in that unnatural mode, in eleven hours and twenty-eight minutes, being thirty two minutes under the time allowed; and yesterday he walked from this place to York backwards, and front York to Leeds forwards, in 15 boars and 25 minutes, being 35 minutes within the time. We understand that it is his intention to walk 1000 miles, 500 backwards and 500 forwards, in IS days, provided a parse of 20!. be subscribed for that porpose.—(beeds Mercury, June 15.) A highly respectable and eminent Wes: India es tablishment suspended payment yester.iay. New bay was sold at Preston market, on the sth instant, an ins t . f the forwardness of the season, of every rare occurrence. A large quantity of ice was shot about ten o'clock on Sunday night into the cellar of a confectioner's in the Strand. It consisted chiefly of large lumps as white as snow, jest imported from Norway. The singularity of the scene, after the recent sultry wea ther, arrested the attention of the passengers, and collected a crowd upon the spot. A LONG Cucumarn.—There lyt new in the posses sion of the waiter at Birkenhead Hotel, a cucumber, which is about seven feet long; which was grown at Bevington. SHOCKING Acannww.—Yesterday forenoon, as a fruit caravan belonging to Mr. Dancer, a market gardener, of Fulham, Laving discharged its load at Covent Gar den, was returning home, the horse when near Hydn Park Corner became unmanageable and set off at full speed towards Knightsbridge. After proceeding about a hundred yards, it soddenly diverged from the road and rushed among the passengers on the foot-path. The consternation in that crowded thoroughfare may easily be conceived, and the mischief that ensued is mach to be deplored. Many persons were knocked down and ran over, anion, whom, we learn, the follow ing were the principal . saff :—Thomas Wright, a blind man, had his thigh bone fractureJ in two places; Thomas Vickers. his leg and thigh fractured, and his head cot; Esther Cary. her skits and ancle bone frac tured; John Francis, his head and body injured; and Catherine Me. Donald severely injured in the head and arms.—No blame is attributable to the driver who was 111 the vehicle proceeding steadily along, till the sudden starting of the horse tore the reins from his hands .t'pon enquiry at St. George's Hospital, this moraine, we under stand that the unfortunate persons are considered likely to do well. A Cotoner's Inquest was held on Thursday even ing, at the Turf Tap, Grosvenor Place, before Thomas Higgs, Esq. Deputy Coroner, on the body of James Skean, who MJS unfortunately killed on Tuesday last, by the falling of a high wall at Brandenburgh House. The deceased, with others, were employed in pulling down the premises of BranJenburgh House at Hammersmith, the materials of which bad been sold by anction in lots to 1 purchasers, and on Tuesday af ternoon the deceased, with risen, were at work in taking • , down the brewhouse part of the remises ; at that ties • - only the well and two frames were standing, which was about 14 feet high. They broke away the loam' ; bond timber, and tried from within to push it qal s s.. ward, but the wall tuddenly fell inwards upon th/ de ceased. whose skull was dreadfully fractu.ed; is was taken to St. Oeorge's Hospital, where he en* re g I. *bout tea mines,.. The Jury, after wilt cen.;,i tat i aa , retuned a verdict of Accidental Death by e.lie falileg of the wall, and levied a deodand of 31. up, d the brisk.. •-"" ?r~lßrA'p - 1 - I -- , ==l ;. : I 1 , I '