The Statesman. — London, England, 1822-01-11 00:00:00

which is composed of its owe sash com plicated wrongs are heaped on the people of Ragland, they cannot consider themselves reprehend. The fanners of East Kent are like others, they bellowed oet their moth-loyalty until they fossil their Legal Leader. left them in the lurch. So now, when they we no good to be got by loyal bellowing, they disco- Ter and confess that the whole of their grievances proceed from taxation. This reminds as of &axis Brulgraddery, " There is aothiag like feretelliag a thing after it has happened." Bat the Kentish far mers still feel coy; they let oat their violins by de grees. They talk of gold hien, and dudes, the exor bitant charges of smiths, wheelwrights, and collar mallets ; still they do aot come fully to the whole iced. Tea WANT OP RITOII3I to TEX HOMO OP TUB Nona mess forgotten. Yet, we tell these Kentish Tome. sad all their Woods, fanners sod Mber wise sera, that without this aecessary ad isaispeusible desideratum. all the quackery and widow that may he brought forward is the coarse of the ant or say filters Snake of Parßawest. will be of so see what . NOM; end to petition for any thin else. le bst as swaps descries to mislead the uswary. The Lank lords sd Ckrgy mast sushi to remote the laxities which they *war so saideas to ~nee. sad if they eostinas the seam they have travelled for the last 25 years. they will inlet rest injuries ea their owe . properties, sad throw the lands Into silo bands of the watelketers as a mortgage for mutest of the ways ad weans. The tali-papers. it is cereals, gannet sap port the fiadholders sad ta:•eaten. Thos. IS CON of • smqqage, what le to he dose ? We are aware that awry osiers will be tried sneer than neon to RM. • FORM. Our Gnomon will bolster up the state • ousts with some fanny or other. or. saayhap. amyl j • themselves of on advice. sad set to toot a " Loyalty Lon whiten Worm* t" arty thug Buser than lines • to the dreadful word Reforms. Yet they nut eau • is it. Tea, nett lor they will pa &we that etree • tam to mat which in cost the British people so Hood and treason. Al limning Paper, with that 'marmites* wisdom Mr which it has so lately been tsaspienees. asses its waders with a flourish ow the shipmeet of Otwe Tres Glasgow to helm!. This is, no doubt, slams weadslal a pine of sews as a shipment of Gars feat Gewslosteis to Nawesrms, it bottled Gas fres Eiligsnab.W Glesdae the light beam at Ifowwn. . We ilea& Is charity. inform the *view Suwon - t et Ile Alienate of Oars from haws. to this penutry atom. is nearly equal to the whole growth of Opealasd. The thing *Self is so lailleneas that we ditindbais it to mese of !he lama was. washed se the eberasmis he las lee is all. I tatiese SIMS lbw easkr al Oa lits• tsty. dagespest of bark* ft set feeds -9 ` Ps alter Eimellfeito bb assesses readers. Tint aerostats ere, has, by as sestissed miss I. xe .et.b.. sad Demobs; how sob biased, we ..silly Mask: as these are the moods he digging the. sets bat that is as a tytbe of the grlevames the people of that country law wader. They would set .ursur, trees they let to at their meaty meals la peace. They are set dogs to kiss the foot that hicks them. How ever. we reseasseed this humans to empire of them oeittsinted with the frith Corn whit. before he allows these ingenious neweenekere to bias his farther. Charles Pox said, .6 asp pease is better thas se pest* ;" perhaps this Editor essiden say sews is better then me news. Paris papers to the 9th teem& lave arrived this mernieg. They centala a len and lalmared article from Vienna, (which of course appeared also in the (erms* joarnals) the object of wide* is to disprove the assertions made is a oommaaisaties et Denember 2, from Odessa, which has appeared in all the coati. unto' and English papers, aad whish meatioaed the cristrnme of considerable disorders at Coastantleople • the 23d and 231 b of November. Timms disorders the Vienne Oa:retie takes epos itself, on its owe ipe &Aft, to represent as wholly issagiaary.—No fresh imelligence has arrived by these amass relative to the affairs at issue between Russia and the Porte. With I respect to a report, brought by t h e Brussels papers yesterday, of the Grand &liver havieg fallea by kis owa baud ea the 9th of December, afar having previously stabbed all his children, the mews which has reached us from Constaatinople assi Sayre% of a later dam than this alleged catastrophe, sets it eatirely at rest. Arcousts from Madrid to the 28th ult. state, that the cost perfect tranquillity reign is the capital. Re specting Cadiz and Seville, the intelligence is of the best description. Two regiments of the termer place have made a declaration, by which they resew their profession of respect for the Constitution, and for whatever may be the dTeision of the Cortes. On the whole, it is said, that notwithstanding the appeannee of tbiogs in Spain, there is no fear whatever of a civil war, call the diecoment arises from the discredit of the Ministry ; and with its change, **kb Is about taking place, all will again be perfectly trasquil. Is the sitting of the Cortes at Lisbon, on the 40th • alt. Pereira do Canto ramie a motion for an hileiri into the state of the Bash of Rio de Jessie. by the Pinnace Committee. in concert wish some deputies from Brazil, sad for instructing the said Committee to propose Imitable moms foe supporting the Beak of Rio de Janeiro, sod this giving neuritic to the per. sons interested in that Rank. The Cones resolved that this woe a question of groat importune ; bat is -~.._~_. r. -,.~ -•-- _ . _... +~.. -....- r oempectemee of the law f•r the in the order of the day, it was pomposed to soother ateasiou. • . • Tie sews respecting France centimes twister.* in. The King ea Tneeday. at 11 o'clock, received the Duke de Levis and the Countess de Salvers, mid was, after eagle , engaged in business, suecessively,with M. Corbiere, Minister of the Interior, sad the Mar juesio de Clermont Tonsere, Minister of Marise. The Cedimittee charged with the esamieation of dm profs: of law which bad hen promoted by M. de &ere, fee the suppreseise licestiousness of the gives in petrel. has named M. Millet its Reporter. It is believed that its Feuds will be presented I. tie seem of the week. The Committee appointed to wpm' a report on the projei relative to the journals. mem Monday. Its Reporter has not yes been spimpt. The day of the seat public sitting has not yet bill' feed. Vacant Fee De, J as. 7 .••••Five 11111 f Cents. 86f. Ms —Bank Actions. 1530 f. Cumacoa, Nor. 3.—Tbo following extract of a let• ter from Arabs, data itStla of Oct. describes the cir cumstances sada whirl' the Union was takes. " The 'chewier Union, Lama.., of New, from St. Bartholomew., Wend to Caracas. was tottered off your Island en the 19th ult. by the hermaphrodite brig Hereto% (ramose Indians.) and 'edited for Puerto Cabello. She arrived here os the ffetis, along with my schooaer, 'Web the privateer bad likewise eaptered on her passage from this to Careen, with a number of Columbian emigres' passengers on board. On their coming to anchor at Sand P.ln. I went on board the 'privateer to lean time sense of my vessel having been takes possession of, sad there I met with the Captain of the Union, who gave me an account of his capture by the Spaniards. He stated that having fallen to leeward, he made the coast of Perigees., sad bad ►eat up to Ceram* w►eu the privateer fell I. with hire. she baring at the time Colombian colours laying. The boarding officer told Capt. Lament that be mast go to blaracaybo, to whisk ►ereplledbeeould net, his nerd being under Insures' and bound is Came.. The Aker then pet a pistol to his head. saying "if you den% sign me a paper that you are boned to Marecaybe. I will ►lew year ►rains out ?" —Captai■ Lamson, however, refined to do to, and be was immediately carried on beard the Pauses, In dian*. The cargo of the Union consisted of provi sions, dry goods, and gb9oo I. mob." It Is stated be s Frankfort article, of the 31st alt. that Armenia was in a state of eoespleie Inearrertion. and that the is►a►itasts had lathed the Bahian Ga metal Yarwelolf to occupy their territory. Letters from Man received by the pest of yester day. state, that several fresh arrests had sakes place theta. A privets letter reached town yesterday. by an un usual ekaasel. frees Sayre's. of the 13th op,. at trrideb dent it is Assad dun treatallilty wMral. fa OW eiessies liserliei — adsipied by peeemealiesef the Meer aika 41111,11411111 1 tan , sod It was hoped that the peace VIM eajer id would sot agile bbaa litertupted by melt dtsgracefal outrages as bed lately take, piece. Advice' boa reach ed Sayre*. fresuCenetautioople, of the lOtb of Decem ber, which stated that capital to be perfectly traequil The following as extract of a letter 111 the .41ge• seine Zeitrag.aad.fie the Is of oar coeniry, we trust, sad are disposed to believe, is utterly un founded : " TIIIISTE. Dec. 23.--The Dews from Smyrna is disastrous; the 'massacres have mothered from the 40th to the 48th of November. The mad'e' of the English. such as it is described, has caused great in digmatioa. When the massaeresemumeoced. the Chris tiaas wished to take refuge as board rbe vessels I. the port; but the English left the harbour, is order mot to displease their good Meads tbe Turks, by perform. lag an act of humanity. The Preach aid Austrians acted with more generosity. Their vessels are en cumbered with Week families who have succeeded im escapimg from the sabres of the Turks. Is litters of the 28th of November, received yester day from &ate, it Is stated that Mr. Goodell, whose ' same his become so well knows by his 'zealous is the cease of the Greeks, had arrived off that island. He had quitted the service for a short time ; bat, as it was understood. solely of account of ill health. Om t of his @omission with that cause. it was with difficulty that the commercial house at Skate, on whom he had letters of credit, could obtain permission for him to minim there from the Uoveraor. Mr. Gordon was to perform quarantine prestoss to his leading on the island. la the Journal Vat Two Sicilia appears a precis. asatioo. published at Zaate. i■ behallof his Excellency Sir T. !Maitland. relative to the disarmament of the peps , lades which had takes play is that-Woad. Amon the goblet. and that part al the popslatise wham onion and attachment ►ave demanded that they can be safely entrusted with them. a %hemmed stand of arms is to be immediately distributed. Some parts of the coast of the blediterraseaa ap- pear to have beau visited. about Christmas, by storms as violist as those which affected. at the same period. the coasts of Britain. The followisi is as estrus from a prints letter relative thereto, dated linos.. Dec. 27 f; have witsemed the meet distressiag same slam the semis( of the 24tb. Never lea es terrible a atom bees remembered at Oases M that which has rawly takes place, mad whisk lamed tem sights awl dark The amber of ssfortsaito victims wits limit perls‘ei is yet correctly aesertained. We have already semaitts of Ni vessels which have bees either mak se shaftwed the part. It Is impossible to say to how may itilMass lineal the loss amounts; sets sink nisei get=ped. We dread the arrival of news from the masts, aid from Imitara; they mast be least ailliodeg. la Pens Fresco may warehouses slow the walls has ham dsserayed ; at MIA a issue has imee cent eel sad the ell watchmen at Llamas* haft bees -carried sway. The Belk. Gisela Chasthers. d t a.a. Lieerlzi : perished wear flan Pietro d'Anna. The and Carman's were &wool t very iittleir ' g l en& coosisdag chiefly of maaalactures. sad 'brit Is emditiom was saved. The Amelean brig dleaeral Uasola. Covina IMMO. we. wrecked an, the tech% and two awn drowsed." The iitt Levee of his Excellency the Meatuses Wel lesley Wee held yesterday. It was &Seeded by the largest meemblagu of the Nobility and Gentry we ever thaseiaber at the Curie of Dublin, if we except the LAM held il his Majesty in August lut. At bell past 11 o'clock the carriages began to arrive at the greed portal, and in less than half en hoer, the State Rums were literally crowded. Several Addresses were presented : among them was eawfram the Catholics of Ireland ; and one from the Irish Catholic Bishops. —(Deb/in Morning Poet, If Hie Excellency received the Catholic Prelates in his closet, kW be aimed them that it Wei by his Ala • ey's pertienler desire they re c eiv e d t hi s mar k o f Ipectal distktetion.—(Dublin Peening Post.) ,tes ADDRESS OF THE CATHOLIC BISHOPS. The fallowing is the Addrets of the Irish Catholic Bishops,; wMs Excellency Marques Wellesley, pre. seated ads* Levee. We subjoin his Excellency's TOE MOST MOILS MOWS! MAW Answer. BC TO 1110 ' Quell IFOLLBILOT. LOU, 1,1111/INATIT outgags. AN, 11811111g4.11 OOVORIKOIII OF ittILAND. OLF* IT manse TOOK 3XCSLLONCY. Theigadtrrsigsed Roman Catholic Bishops, parti ,rlYo l 4l4ll.ller **lrene! gladness diffused three/hoot Irela by your Excelleaty's arrival; to nth tenter hie , Majesty's Goverment In tile your native Cogetry. beg Inn to offer to your Excellency their einem and cordial congratulations spoil this joyous ocensin. I Thep trast, that their put count hu coaveyed to your Excellency, a much better assurance than womb sea afford. of their affectionate loyalty to their Son rely. sad steady obedience to these in authority us der him, They deeply deplore those ate,.eltiet. which have lately outraged all religion. in some `arts of the tionetsy. They feel it their duty 'amend at all times as Mitimare of the Gospel, to resist the spirit of iamb. ordisatios. to inculcate submissiot to the Littman to preach restaged good will amongst men. With Sheet sentiments. they most 'greatly besseeh the Almighty God, who bath given to year Excel limey those geese endowments, by which yea have bale already enabled to render son mighty serving ie the State. so to direct and govern all yssr undue& hinge. that they may invariably conduit to the Public pod—that yes may see Irishmen of all desemisadons, ttaitedi the hoods of allegiance, christieu charity sad pease. So may your Excellency's public career continuo reopens% and year private !soars be Meson with un- - radios lionise's. To wbielt bis Excellency returned the following An /Wet " 1 1.111111,0 your cotagratulatloas with the cordiality sad respect due to your character, condor*, and sacred functions. M hi propriety of your past dowessoar *unread time condeasesdiag notice of our meet grudges Sove reign t unarming ids royal ozaeople, sad obedient to hislisjoaty's instructions. I receive you hero. with a fell it tilideace la your pineiploe elreetionate loyalty to raw Kis& awl' of steady Amnesia, to dee 6 "he eipirli Cheisieir rehire' Neese did at peeled at limo 41 - ifirke• she w iles exercise of rot precepts aid sample aces sere necessary Se Ina the people that dadfal *Wiese* te the law is inculcated by their retitle's, aid Is esseatial to their present happiness aid welfare. That your success say be filial te yes basest seal I. the sitcom plishsest of this salatary task is wry AMMO wish, and bumble bet sanest prayer. Is se you win dad a laid dispositios Se 'dadaist., the law to all his Ma -1 jesty's faithful 'shims of Inlaid, with a firs bas eves and temperate bast Oa the part if ear Sove reign sad of the salted Empire. I claims frwmall the.. eabjests subsiseloa to lawful authority. as the first fosallados of pease, concord. and social solos." .invw 411N1111$11141 1 1; • • Be* ibr Lion leis/ The 11411,11.118 rrinzsisLin PIRSTLIPI ORANGE HOMICIDE. [rents rise NUM AN overtire Kiev.) °MAGI. SATOSSAT, JAM. 3.-4 , Yesterday, a general Meedag of the Magistrates of the Coasty of Tyros., emisistiag of the followieg highly respectable charla tan, Namely :—The Sari el Boltreee. Sir Join Stewart, Chanties Cele Hamilton Esq., ON lee. Thomas Stack, Major Crawford, mid several others assembled at the Coortolionse, for the purpose of investigating the cir casestantes committed with the murder of Michael Station at Droner", on the tforh of December.—" The midis of Friday, sad a great part of this day, was taken up by the investigation. A great number of witnesses were estamdmed exam the pastas concerned in the °mirage, all of whom concurred its this fact—that pre view, to the wastes attack made by the yeomen, so riot ordiseareasonsfany kind whatsoever, lad existed, sit4l4-14lke er *Welt the house, where the awn was hi led the imvestigatiom was dead, as fiance.. dial was made, on the part of the soda-injared Publican, to Lori Belmont, for military mmistesice, m *pretreat the offamiees. Wes Lordship's reply wassail a one as might be expiated from am imperial Magistrate, and else that had wedded, amd was witHaespainted with the Laws amiCeostitation of his Costar,. " No," said he, " the totarrity of the Civil Fewer should not, if pos sible, be interfered with ; it mast first be tried. I shall direct that the Warrants ay be delivered to the Cassabas. tad if, I. the aura of a week or a (wol si lit, It should be heed, either that they shini:d in their exertions a pursuit of the offeaders—or t they shall be guilty of a neglect of their duty, that ease I shall apply, mad obtain for you, the llitary of the mated itaarters of Enniskillen and i magb." The peer people were grateful and soir lied, sad retired to their respeetioe hems., blessing Iced praying for bit Lordship, sad, the rat Glebe Ma gistrates. fee the impartial Admialstratioa of Jestice. yesterday bob/ Iha aaalvorsary of the Right HON. Charles James Pees birth-slay. a large parry of No- Wawa rod floathroass partook of aa elegant eatoe miaow at (Milks% Hotel. Alboosarle•stroos. Tat fur.-41 detachment of sheet 90 diem and mega at the SIM Itigtmeat eill.embark, is a taw days, ea heard dm UM ladle CominaegebipaOtotell sad alaarteta, at Otsteeentl, fee flew ,la join the Nerihnett. THB BRITISH II'RST INPIRS. (1110111 A LATO AMA:RICAN CAPES.) 10T11 OW TUB PRACTICAL OPlrcl Or TWO TRUTT EATS'S MAII ROTwg&N GROAT BRITAIN ♦ND TOE UNIT'S STATES. I. The doges and tonnage en British and American ships and goods are equalised, except as it respects the colonies of Great Britain in North America and the West Indies, to which the Treaty does not apply. 2. Since the peace, the colonial system of (heat Bri tain has been enforced with unusual rigour, neither American vessels or property being admitted into her colonies. 3. American vessels are admitted into the French, Spanish. Dutch, Danish. and Ntredish colonies, in the West Indies. under certain reetrietions as to inyoran and exports: and the vessels of those nations are ad mitted, under similar restriction,, into the ports of the British Colonies in the West Indies. 4. Very heavy duties have been recently impaled in the British Kest Indies on American produce, even whoa tarried in British ships, and also on the export ation of plaster of Paris, from the colony of Nova Seals to the adjoining state of the Union. OLD BAILEE—tin Alos.vrxa. Amid Mallow was indicted for the wilful murder o f Richard Needs, by hitting him oo the head with a stone, on the 31st of November last. Prom the evidence of the different witnesses, it ap rpeared, that the prisoaer and the deceased iset on the laight of the day mentiosed in the indictment, ate pub- I fie-house is the neighbourhood of Whitechapel. prisoner observed to the deceased." de you recollect giving me a slap on the face when I did not deserve it ?" Ibis was in reference to a qnarrel which bad taken place betweso the parties about 17 months ago. De. leaned replied. " Don't bear malice." The prisoner and deemed thew drank together, and fu r arain re marked, " Dick. take care of me fur VII take care of you." The prisoner and Ls party then left the house, and the deceased soon after followed. The landlord of the public-house saw the deters/3 about 24 yards from his door when he was joined by two men and immediately fell. He called oat murder, and the two men ran away. Another witness deposesi se the throwing of a large stone by btabosy at the de ceased. The deceased was removed Se the hospital, and died after lingering • few days. The Surgeon who at. tended bias maul that he died .1 inilaunnatioo of the lunge, but had no doubt that the fracture of the skull by the stone was Raciest to cause &fah. Several witnesses gave the pursuer an rreelleet cinesseer. Mc Jostles Pass left it to the Jury to doable whether the dressed did in feet diet in comettenal of the free. ture.pr in consega!nee of the pulmonary annelid's% with whha he had previously been *Miami. The Jay, after retiring for a few minable, returned a reedit" of—Not . SPORTING INTBLLIGENCR. 7+1111.-- BETTING AT TATTIIRSAIX's, Jas. 10. Csanv.--Bto 1 asst Maraelles-9 to 1 apt Sycoraz -111 to 1 apt e. over Landscape. Onus.-0 to 2 apt f. oat V Parasol-11 to ft apt f. oat of Reserve-4 to 1 apt f. oat of.Meteora-111 to 1 apt t out or Cat. DOSCIIIII2III Br. Lana.-8 to 1 apt Marion—. to 1 apt rAjaa--10 to 1 apt Swap-13 to 1 apt Akarlas-100 to 4 1 404 t Ms. Pobsen 1. by Vfaltoa. • L irlsitarest fhairr:Viiasedst,baaot aid* Outs . , at &Oa Skate, bus the Past falidebts tiliasegr ~atdesalptioa we have seen. is a Frenchman who his ,j4ely appeared in town. He is upwards of seven feet slh; hat to his extraordinary height are added the wet herculean lirobs,and a well•fermed pleasing face. Yet what surprises us the most is. that &aerie, Rom Resta our modern Milos. he is intelligent. cheerful, fell of vivacity. and K ood amend, if wet amiable. We sever saw a man of his size, whose appearance sod man ems were so prepossessing; and we hare little elooltt that if the great Catherine were Heise, be would rival thefavonred Gregory Orloff in her affections. The mildness of the season, combined with ether circumstances, has tended to keep down the pries of the atwessories of life; bat is bas, we learn, the con• teary effect oc that of some of t►e luxuries. It will raise above cent. per east. the price of ice cremes ; sad such of the confectioners wbo hare not a surplus of the last winter's store, hare the gleamy appraise slaws that that branch of their trade will be rallied by the liminess of the weather. Letten from Rome of the 19th ult., in the French ports received to-day, state that, for the fortnight peeceding, there bad been the finest weather; the ba measeter being always high, and the thermometer, (of Resumer) though for a little while in the mornisgs as low se Zero, being afterwards ■p to temperate. East of Mont Mario., an apricot tree was covered with fruit as in Spring. In the country, the shepherds arc o►liged to drive their locks five in six miles to the rivers to drink. On Christmas day, Hugh Cameron, settler in Stir ling Castle, resented the mess of the officers of thu 41st regiment with a dish of new potatoes. Tbry Isere rased on a small sheltered spot withia the garri. ems. sod received no assistance whatever in the way of florcing; and were what may be termed • second crop of last yea.. For the last two days there has not been a singla London smack in the harbour of Leith, either loading anloadiag, or under repair ; a like cireusetanc has mot, we understand, occurred for I years...—. (Ediairrgh Sear.) Coax EIICHANCIB,J as. ll.—We have bad but a m0d.... rately supply of Wheat sine. Monday, and what few sampke of tine quality appeared this morning, sold On full as good terms as on that day ; but there is no im • proveuseat in the ordinary sorts.—Fine malting Barley obtained Wednesday's pnees ; bat the staiseol sod kir-. rior samples were dull sale, at from 179.60 Ns. per qr.— Oafs are rather cheaper, the arrivals being a.. and Peas no alteration. • limiTariELD Manner, JoN.ll.—The supply at mar• kat this morning was middling of all descriptions of goalie. Anil the prices were the same as per last week's 'Market._ Day UARKET.—There is no alteration in the prick o al.—Straw and Clover ne per last. Ai inquisition was taken yesterday before John Wright Unwin, Esq Coroner, at the Urave Manlier, Whisechspel-road, on view of the body of Matilda, Crawley, a flue girl, aged eight years,wlto diet lathe London Hospital, in coasequence of the inkities the :received by her clothes taking fire. Verdict —" Acci dental Death." A nothinest was taken, at the ease ti me and plaee, on tbli of a sailor, name unknown, uho also died at the ' hollapitil of the injules be set with by falling front th 4 salt tread of a Worth Shields tsailerAs which be belonged, Verdiet—" Accidental Death." ,: .. .Ir