The Statesman. — London, England, 1822-07-30 00:00:00

MENBARS' KETI.III.N.S. REPORT. Cossmitteeappoiated to examine the Return. Members of this How, in pursuance tif Orders of the Holm of Commons. of the Ise 1821, lathe last Session of Parliament, be same to the House; anti who were examine the said Returns, end to amend to the same to the present time: have, put ) Order of the Rouse, considered she mat. referred, agreed upon the following Re. Committee hare to report to the ilonse, that them, that fifty-seven Members of Par. of tinder the Crow., at the pleasure or otherwise, the net emoulumenta of 108,5651. 11s.; that there are thirteen Parliament. holding offices in she appoint. the pleasure of the Public Officers. the ' which are 28,1071. 4..2d.; that then there of Parliament holding offices Sr ife under grants from the Cron a, the which are 9,658/. 8.. 10d.; that there of Parliament holding office for term el, grant from the Crown or other Public emolument of which is 151. ge. Id.; that Members of Parliament holding offices Pr appointment from the Chiefs in the. Jessica, or from other Publics Officers, the ,ate of whieb are 10,0301. 10. 3d.; that thee* Members of Parliament holdieg pensions, wr - offices chiefly .executed by deputy. held . of the Hone. of Commons under grants Crows. or by Let of Parliament, the ease. • which are 7,4781. ; that there are two Parliament bolding the reversion of offices Crown after one or more lives, the ends. shish are 6.489!.; that there are seventy en of Parliament holding Naval and MM., Commiuions ; that fifty-nine of them bol4 and are included in the preceding appear. to your Cumusittee. that eighty bets of Parliament bold offices or Pensions possessioe er &ion. not ieelading those Naval sod Military Commissions, to the an • of 170,3431. 14s. 4t Beene; was the Chairman of the Cos. ro. I.—A fettles of Members of the Commons ►olding Offices ander the the Pleasure of the Crown or other ease. Z. s. d. Gibbs Crawford. S•eretary of Le to the Veiled States Mervyn. Governor of the Isle of is the Army. HOlKNlfeble William, Joint . Mister (lateral in Ireland .. `• Hon, John Maxwell, Lord of Treasury Hon. Charles, Chaneellor,of /Lancaster .. ,rd George Thomas, Comptrol ,lng's Household .. Major-General in the Army. lysses Bairns!, Surveyor-Gen. Ordnance 1, Int-Colonel In the Army, sad a la the Guards. loons, Bart. Lord of the Adult -1,000 Georg", Part.? lord of the .4 1,000 VlMA••Adinfral of the Blue. Galbridth Lowry, Governor Ai.lentenant.Cleoeral is the Army, and Colonel of the 3ith Regiment of root. Wm. Bart. King's Equerry. of Royal Laboratory, Soper. the Royal Military Repository, la for good services. john Singleton, Solicitor-Gen. King's Sergeant-at-Law. Them Peregrine, Secretary to India board the Cape of Bond Hope, with ry of SOM.—Vide Parliamentary No. 377, Sess. Ifteg. Lord Viscount, Commissioner of of Controal.—No salary. Master la Chancery in Ire- Right Hon. Wm. ♦eseg, Envoy lea. Including House Rest for 'is Legation Viscount, Aide•de-Cusp to his tbs. 6d. per dims, ands Colo- Army . .. .„ .. , Right Hon. WiwiHrary.t Com of th• Board of Controul .. Robert. AttorcerGeneral .. 1, Lord of the Bedchamber .. Vaughan, Governor of Loa- _......reneral in the Army. Amt Sir Georg* Fitzgerald.: of Ireland .._ Tt 'miry of the Ordieoce .. Jobustooe, Bart. Lord of the Hoy. Wm. Ist Commission , sad Forests, sod Agent (or 486 1,220 11,:063 pension of LIMO from the Civil as e retired under Secretary of , which ceases whilst receiving from other offices. itterquess of, soerotory of Pontiffs Affairs. Lord of Trade, lesion., for India Affairs .. lion. Sir Chorine, Paymaster of the Army .. Pension from the 41 per cents. Lord of the liedelanaber 793 0 0 4.401 6 0 4,5'.0 0 0 2,200 0 0 8,300 0 0 4,900 0 0 109 2 1 1,600 0 0 1 6,101 0 0 000 6 0 400 S 0 9.000 0 0 1,941 U U Viscount, Lord of tau Tres- 1,000 0 0 3,100 0 0 6 000 0 0 3,400 0 0 402 3 4 tht Hon. Lord Charles Somer .. Aide-de Camp to his Majesty. Lieat.-Color yd ➢ragoons. _ ,r llamas Byam, Comptroller of iesty's Navy .. len-Adodral of tbo Whits (no IT) 1,210 0 0 2,000 0 0 by the Parliamentary Return, No. 602, of that Sir George Cockburn was appointed a of Marines on the bth April, illotl, and re per annum Pay. by Parliamentary Return. N 0.663, of 1804, leery Fremantle, Esq. receives one-half of 2.03 W. 10s. Bd. Irish, as compensation for loss Oolut Resident Secretary in. London to the Lord Ireland; and else, Joint Solicitor in England reline of Ireland. 'are by the Act 40 Geo. 111. e. SO, of the Irish that Sir George Hill also receives an annuity of , 04d. Irish currency, for life, as a compensation ooice as the Clerk of the House of Commons of Thomas Fame, for Lyme Regis, being abroad, no • been obtained t bet the Committee and as In holds the bffiee of one of the Clerks of the an Inspector of the lonian Militia, and a Ma- Army.] • i . i • i t • - /if LI 1 4 J The Relent Emend • made 11, the AI 1. the mend Ord 4I '', ' t4th day ofJose J • I And report tbe i .. stronted to eon 1 . . m and complete tl •. - stunt to the Or ter to duos rsh • . port : Your Commit) , it appears to the ' 1 !tamest bold offi Jll .: of .he Crown or rit s ' • wnieb err, 108 • 1 . , .tiembere of Pori 1 f'' went sad at the f• i t i i . emoluments of w are 'eves Mont pensions for lift t molnutent of wl in ens Member t 1 ,1 i n ears, seder g I )Ifieers. the ant there are four M / ' i , for life, under Courts of Jost) . t i .• ... ; I • emoluments of i i l are lire Mambo . - ninecures, or ell by Members of trots the Growl lumen% of whi , lentiters of Par under the Crow ciente of whist vise Members o i sty COSOMISSiI other offices, I .classes. • It tier apps ' nips )(embers , I , either is passe Atha %are Nara anal amo int of [Mr. H. G. E wastes.] 1 Appendix. No. Hesse of CRwmpt at tlsi Antrobus, Gibbs gatloo, to tie tt Arehdall, Merry st t i nt .. . , And a Lie r I Hartwell. Right I • i Muster-Mestet 4t ' • , Barry, Right Ha his Majesty's ' Burkina, Right I the Dueby of L Beresford. Lord • ler of the King And a Ma , • Burgh, Sir Ulm of the Ordnenc ' ' i ' A Lieutenan , a Captain $ Clerk, Sir Georg . • 1 . rally i Cockburn, lilleG Admiralty And it V i 1 Cole, Ilea. Sir G tt '. , 4 of Gravesend i A s Lieutenan W i Colonel 01 -I I . Congress. Sir P Comptroller of introdent of thr I '' sod a Pension skl i • Ci-pley, Sir Johi '' • Aida KM . . , 11:o:rimer, 'ns.• t ' A 1 1 . the East lolls Ageat to the • salary of , ,• . ' Paper No, _ .., Cranborne, Lord the Board of C L'llis, Thome., I land .. . Firagerald, rtigli I, • at 3tockholai. his Mslosry.. I Forbes, Lord VI. l' Majesty, at IC , net in the Arm Fremantle, Rig) etladooer of tt Gifford, Sir Rob 0 treaties, Lord, L, h 4) . I art, George V, donderry . 4.1 And a Limit lf /till, Right Hon • • t Vice-Treasure Holmes. Wm. Ti 'A Ilona. Sir Wm.. i ' Admiralty ~ • 1 liusklason, Rigt er of Woods a ! .1 ., Cey:oa Has a• pens) 1 t List, as s Stele, whi MU. fro i i Londonderry. I State fir Fore ~• ' and Cera,aissi. Long, Right Ho i • r I, ~ Getters! of the A Penslor i '' It Loyale', Lord, I 1 ' Lowther, Lord I i • I miry .. , Manners, Right set, Eitra Al,'. An' Lieu . Martya. Sir MR his Majesty's And a Vice. * half-pay) • It appears 1 Fiessioa 1821, ti Major General I collies 1,0371. pr t It appears I chat William Itr an annuity of 2. 1 of office as JOIE Lieutenint in Ir 'Jr the Reweave : It appears I ' Parliament, that I •I.ffttri. Its. 94d. ' 1 :or loss of olio Iceland. 'I/ Thorns return has been ifuiry, that be hi Privy Seal. Is al jor In the Army I . ' ( • . • I a. ,- • i • I / I . 11 , i 11 1 f rili 4111111111111 e. THE 4 STATF.SMA N. Z. s. d. LIMO 0 0 11•Naglitee, Edmund Alexander, Lord *fibs ootgemory, Sir James, Bart., Commis- Holier of Ingairy in llootlavel . • •-• peeseater of Slpaatires la the Court of Vseheyeer in Sontlaad, for life. 115•1110.31 lehael, Klag's Counsel Nips& Str George, Bart. GoVeraor of St. Mimes Cestle • • • • • • • • A General in the Army, sad Colonel of the sth Re.ineut of Foot. O'Neill, lion. John Brace Richard, Gover nor of Dahlia Castle Am. a Captain in th•Gossile. Onslow Arthur. Kiag's Sergeant .. • • Osborn, Sir John, Bad. Lord of the Adol- Paget, Roo. Berkeley, Lord of the Treasury Palmer. Chides, Ald•de-Carap to bis Majesty at 10s. Od. per diem. and Colonel on half- pay of the Pld Light Dragoons Palmerston, Lord Viscount, Secretary at War Peet, Right Hon. Robert, Secretary of Slat* House berrnuent . • • • • • Pbillimore, Joseph, Commissioner of the Board of Control • . • . _ • • • • Melnik R.eht Hoe. W. Coliyagham, Attor ney-General of Ireland .. • • • • Ponsonby. Honourable Frederick, Aid-de camp to big Majesty.—No salary. And a Colonel la the Army Rae, Sir William, Bart. Lord Advents of Scotia:l4 2,901 10 Raise, Jonathan, Kings Counsel .. • . iO, I 2 ' Robinson, Right Hon. Frederick John, Trea surer of the Navy . . • .. KW If Ditto, President of the Board of Trade.—No salary. Rose, Right Goa. Sir George Henry Clerk of JParinusents and Envoy Extrad;dinary I,s el 0 ol 313 14 01 101 8 RI 430 0 0 10. 0 0 1,000 0 0 1,218 0 0 190 I 9,484 0 0 a.OOO o 01 1,800 0 0 4,000 & rem). . . .. 11,982 t w 8 at Berlin Barlett, Jones, King's Counsel .. • • Somerset, Lord Granville C. H. Lord of the Tromniry . . IMO 0 Ditto, C.onindsolener for leqeirlint into the Department of Customs.—No salary. Venation, Right Hon. Nicholas, Lind of ilie Treasury, Chan-ellor oldie Exchequer, sad Chancellor of Ireland 5,9.06 7 Vivian, Slc r ,Rieltard Hussey, Eqeerry to his Majesty, with Allowance for House Rein 750 0 And a Major• General la the Army. Waist*, Right lion. Thomas, Vies-Presl• dent of the Board of Trads LOW 0 Ward, nohow*. Clerk of the Ordnanee .. 1,117 0 Warren, Charles, King's Counsel and Chief . Justice of Chester .. . 1,538 6 Wy an. tight lion Charles Waist Ist Commissioner of East ladle Affairs .. 5,000 0 5100,306, II 0 Appendix No. 2.—A Raton of Members of the House of Commons holding Of6e.s in the Appoint- . went and at the Pleasure of the Public Officers. Arbuthnot, Right lion. Charles, Joint Sess.- tary of the Treasury (A.) .. .. 4,000 0 0 Bathurst, Hos. Seymour Thanes, Agent for the Island of Malta GOO 0 0 And a Captain la the Guards. Calvert. John, Secretary to the Lord Charm. bsrlala .. • . 1,130 0 • Canning, Hight Hon. G., Reeelver-General Alienation Office . • • • • • Croker, John Wilson, Secretary to the Ad miralty 3,000 0 -i . 6.0 0 0 IN 100 • 0 0 to 0 '2OO 0 0 Ditto, Secretary to Sea Officers Widows .. Dawson, U. Robert, Under Secretary of Slate for the Home Department 2,030 0 0 Ooulburn, Henry. Chief Secretary to the ford Lieutenant of Ireland, and Bailiff of Phoenix Park.. ' 3,618 0 9 Laskington. Stephen Rnatbold. Secretary of the Treasury 4,003 0 0 Lindsay, Hon. Hugh, Marshal and 6esjevint at Mace. Adm. .. 173 19 0 Lem, Hon.Ameept, Gentleman Usher, - sad Quarter alter to his Majesty (ex clusive of occasional Fees) 66 0 0 Phipps, Edmund, Clerk of Deliveries, Ord ague° . • • • • • • 1,043 3 0 10 0 00 0 0 ---- had a LlentAieneral in the Army. Taylor, S;r Herbert, Military Seeretary to the Commander-in-Chief, Pension for Ser vices as Private Secretary to her late Ma jesty, Queen Charlotte, and Master of St. Katherine's Hospital 11,7311 10 0 And a Major General in the Army. Wilmot, Robert John, Under Secretary of State (Cofties) 2,000 0 0 Appendix No. 3.—A Retarn of Members •of the Wane of Ccgitmons, bolding 0111ein ut Pensions for life tinder °rants frois the Crows. Cult Jamer, late Treasurer to Barrack De partment in Ireland Dundee, /tight Hon. William, Lord Register. he. of Scotland, peeper of the Signet Ditto, and itegisteftf Seitumo Macdonald, James, Clerk of Privy seal, Sa lary 4001. all given by him to his Deputy. Scott, lion. William Henry John, Register of Affidavits la the Court of Chancery for life, executed by Deputy ; Clerk of the Let ters Patent to the Court of Chancery for life, by Deputy ; and Receiver of Fines le the Court of Chancery .. Ditto, oue of the Cursitors for London and Middlesex (B), for life ; duty executed by DittoDepto, uty. Clerk of the Crown in Chancery, Re version (C). Ditto, the Dace of the execution of the Laws 400 0 0 4,330 0 o 2.993 S I and Statutes concerning Bankrupts, in Re version (0). Stanhope, lion. James Hamilton, Commis sioner of Alienations; duty executed by Deputy; and a Pension .. A lieutenant-Colonel in the Army. Stewart. Right lion. Sir John, Bart, late Attorney-General of Ireland .. Wynn. Sir Watkin Williams, Bart., Lida; Colonel on half-pay of Denbigh Militia, I Is. per diem Steward of the Manors of Dresighski and Val, county of Denbigh, Patent for life, granted in in.S; salary 191. alosr, given up to Deputy. Appendix No. 4.—A Return of Metubers of the House of Commons, bolding Offices fur a telmeei years under Grant from the Crown. or other Patin Otheers. Pennant, r WO 0 0 1,815 10 0 400 15 0 .4. Hearse Hay Dawkins. Bailiff of the hundred of Culler, to Cartnarthenehire 13 0 1 , Appendix No. 5—A• Return of Members of the House of Commons, bolding Offices kr life under appointments from the Chiefs in lobe Court of Justice. Courteney, William, Master In Chancery, and Office of Writs and Subpoenas .. 3,600 0 I Dowdes well, John Edmund, Master in Chao- . 9,008 9 0 (A.) A Pension of %OM. cc Ex-Ambassador, but does not receive it since his appointment u Secretary• of the Treasury. (B.) No return of income ; but, by Appendix K. M. to the 87th Report of Select Committee of Finance, in 1711 H, the net annual receipts of fees from that oaks was bOul. us average of three past years. Duty done by Deputy. (C.) No return of income, bet the receipts, by ford B*- 1 tharst, as per Appendix id Report on Mane* is ISA was 1,0811. net. (D.) No return of income, but the net Income of millet dice is 4,6341. as stated in id Report es Finance Is 1509, Appendix B. Fits-Oibbon, Hon. Richard, Hotter mad Re prister of Affidavits, Court of Chancery in Trelend • • • • .. • 0,134 19 t Wrettestey, Henry. Coulter for Llngoln and Somerset; duty executed by Deputy .. 107 0 t Appendix No. 6.--A Re ore of all Pensions or Si BUMS, or Offices Welly executed by Depniy, held by Members of the Moose of Commons under Omits from the Crown, or by Act of Parliament. Mentinek. Lord William Henry Cavendish. Clerk of the Pipe • • And a Lieut.-Gen. and Colonel of the 11th Dragoons. Jocelyn, Hon. John, Superanenatlon Allow ance on the Irish Establishment t.. . klorland, Sir Serope Bernard. Bart., Two Annuities on 4,1 per Cent. Duties, 300 f. treads Pechell, Sir Thos. Brooke, Hart. Servant of her late Majesty, and a Major General in the Army .. • • • • • Villiers, Right Hon. John Charles, Warden and Chief Justice of Eyre North of Treat and Clerk and Prothonotary of Pleas at Lancastel., by letters patent .. 4.979 0 0 Appendix No. 7.—A Re• urn of Members of the House of Commons, holding the Reversion of Offices mauler the Crown, after one or more lives ; stating the Office nod Net Proceeds at present of such Office. Jenkinson, lion. Charles Cecil HopQee,Rever aion or office of Clerk of Estee., Lancaster t,70.10 0 0 Wellesley, Richard, Reversion of Office, Chief Remembrancer of the Court of Ex *heftier in Ireland 3,001 0 0 • f ••• All the Documents annexed to this &Ott are here given, with the exception of the last, being Ap peedix No. S, consisting of " a Renew of Officers cm the fall and half-pay of the Army nor Navy, the Mili tia anti Yeomanry not included." It is of consider able length, but merely names the Commissions, with out detailing the Profit, derived from them. 1,150 0 0 650 0 0 000 0 0 200 0 0 MAILS. ARR. DUE. MIL 1 Dublin • 0 0 Holliad • 0 O ItinterforA 1 U Hawke I 1 O. & Jersey - 0 1 Frame • • O Lisbon 0I 0 Auden • 0 O OottesJarg - 0 0 ASSOC& •• 0 P,OCE OF STOCKS, 4T ONE O'CLOCK. THIS DAY. 11 •nk Stook.. .. .. ..2315 India Stook. ... . .. 251 lOr Ct. Rol ' Silt Ditto Bonds S. Ofs. 645 pm. t por CL I lons llO4ll SOO% Sea Stook ' 91 901 Si per Cent ;DM South Sou Old Ala 4 Mr root,' OM ' gx.llllllld e .. h 8. spa. Me. Fours Milli I 10001. S apor Coot. 1797 , --lOW. bit Ss M. loatiAaa ... ..SO,l 14.18 ; --Sawa Ss. Th. Os too. Imp. S pr i'i. Irish A prCr .t. I Lott. TiokoSs.. —l4l. His ae Sztatcoman. " THE HEITIEC STATSSMAN" tf INCOMPO AAAAA Wlll2 " TMS rramasrAs.''. LONDON: 1911111 DAT anima, JULY 30, 1822. 860 9 0 314 b 0 THE BISHOP AND THE SOLDIER. It is only by degrees that the circumstances belong ing to this affair can be brought to light; because, at the beginning the usual epos course was mot pursued. We are going to lay before oar readers an instance of the natural coasequescea of this affair not hating been as public as other affairs brought before the Magistrates of Police. It is eery well kerma, that there me Re porters regularly sent to the police °Ross ; that we have day after day, and every day, am-ousts, motif*. ing the precise description of the several offences; the names of the parties especially ; the names of persons becoming bail; the grosnds upon which the Magis trates decide; and lo short, a clear sad satisfactory laccount of the whole of the proceedings. This Is very useful to the public; because it puts honest men twos their guard against the machinations, sod, as far as the task is performed with impartiality it has the be nefit of producing a cheek to vice by the dread of ex posure through the means of the press; and thee it is, that, in this respect, the press would he the guardian of public morals ; it would be what it eisll s e itself, if it were honestly to do its duty.---1/ We same* of At parties were supp d in this case ; why there were no Dames of the Bail ; why the amount of the Hail even was not kunon for tome time but from rumour ; teltg all this was in this ease, we shall not, and we need not, give Ourselves the trouble to endeavour to find out.— We now come to what appears to hare taken place yesterday at Marlborough•street. We take it from the Morning Chroniele of to-Jay ;1 and, a bile we really see it with pleasure, and with equal pleasure give publicity to it, we cannot help ex pressing our admiration of the minuteness of the Shining (*bionic& here, cohtraeted with the seven lines of obscurity to which it treated us relative to the prlatipoi affair. " MARLOOROI:OII.STRSST,--XINDICATION Of CnA• " RACTSIt.—A caseof felony in which Messrs. Adolphus " and Alley were engaged. has been disposed of—the " latter drew a Sunday Newspaper from his pocket, " which contained the Co:lnning paragraph, bearing " to be copied from an Evening Paper (his STAIRS " max), of Saturday : " In. the .meanwhile, look at the Bishop's 'bit, " which, according to an iteconot, published in " our paper of yesterday, by Mr. Shrrief PARYJNI.. " and signed with his name. is even lees than that " which we bad before read in the Obscreer. Mr. " PARKINS states the ball to have been only 5001. ,f, , . " She Bishop himself, and two sureties in 250/. eac, !!! " Hut, wily have we not, se in other cases, the 114flit* "of the " tiro tradesmen"? Were they " trades " men"? We do not believe it. We have heard to ' the contrary. We have heard that owe of the bei! " belonged to a profession, not usually very (nJ of " becoming bail. Flowerer, ell most crone opt sit last." 4 4. 2fr. ellley addressed Air. Net on the flagrant at " tack halide on himself or a respectafde attorney by " whom be was employed, by the insiaaation contained " in the above paragraph, which it was impossible an. " man could read without supposing that one or the " other had been ball on theuccasion alluded ut, by the t \ " words marked hi i itelies. The Learned Cestasel er a quested of Mr. Deer. the Clerk, soil Offieers wit. Vete present, is state Whether there was any foundation for "such report. or whether it had originated with thee? " The answer to whirti was, certainly n A. Mr. Alley " took leave distinctly to say. that the person with whoa " the report originated. be he who he mar. was a liar. " a slanderer, end a coward; a base and ittfarricire ram "ard. who had asserted a felsehond behind kis hack, " which be dared not attempt in his presence. Mr. Alley " observed, that it was • crier' thief', that being called " spa in the nasal war by • most respectahle attorney, " to attend professionally for it bad man, Is. should be. " come an object of malignant slander. Ile was net conscious of having deviated from his usual practice ; " that it was against the etiqnette of the profession to " become bin for a client, and be declared upon his ho " sour that he had never bailed a man in his lite, and on " the occasion alluded to, bad any one aslccd such a " thing, hr should have spit in hit face. On the charge " berme been established for the m isdemeanor, h.. " sobmitted that the defendant was entitled to bail with. " out any anomie* lo the automat. He believed that " Sheriff Parkins bedews participation in the declaration " stated, although the writer spoke in the plural " throughout. Mr. Cobbett, he was Warmed, was the " avowed Rditar of the Evening Piper. lie was not " aware he bad ever done ea miskindosess to Also, nor "could lie even have incurred his displeasure as a pod " tiro! opponeat, as be never interfered in politics, and " he was surprised that he should have lent himself to " so unjust and unwarranted& an attack. " Mr. DTER observed. that Mr. Alley enntistated hie " self upon the occasion. with that delicacy and pro. 0 priety he Lad ever observed in him, and he was sorry 0 so may ebservatioas unfounded in truth should bare found their way into the Newspapers. The Marls .' trate observed that he bad ow apology cosmetic. and be 0 considered inlay of the observations as having orient ed in ignorance nr malice in those whew* disposiths " it was to attack the public institutions and comtileted ** authorities of the country." Such are the consequences of leaving things to re inner I If the reporters if the papers of Sunday as! Monday Moralag had been disposed to do their duty, which we dare say they were. and hail also had the usual opportunity of obtaining correct loformaties, all Ibis vehemeace of protestation in the way of viadicaties of aaaaa er, as the Morning Chronicle calls it. woald have been spared. In the absence of the usual infer. 'nation, rumour would necessarily be at work. Aed every body knows • that rumour is given to magnify, to disfigure and misrepresent. Great eantioe is to be observed in the case of rumour ; but, in an affair s• interesting to the public it is the Jety of a joursalist to state with becoming caution even what be gathers froze rumour. when the way is completely barred positive information. Had the names of the bail bees published In the usual way, rumour could have dose no mischief. Not only was that not done, however, but even now it is not done, In this pollee repwt; though that publication now appeared to have be come absolutely necessary. As to the terms liar. slenderer, and infirmens ewe. aid, applied to the person with whom the supposed allegation originated, perhaps it could be iallaitely more difficult to find that person than it would be to find the Bishop himself. We should suppose Mr. At. LET to be in error as to his conjectures all droves. as we know him to be is error with regard We Ms fact which be states oo borrowed information. Not it is very certain, that Benefit, and net injury has arises from list *apposed allusion in the STATESMAN. I Nsifeader will believe that that allusion could law been hatehed by the Editor. Every reader ~ past be 'petaled diet it a from rammer ; end is it not meek bvtir. that the explanation should have takes plate. than that rumour should go en working its way? The Old Ti iota, (very noisy now) takes occasion to tell more than the Chronicle tells ; it says that our gentleman present "termed COUSETT a whisk:Ws " dealer its lies." Pnor Old Times would faie maks something of this if it could. It cement. It bites against a file. The Old Times gives a different rep elan from the Chronicle; the Chronicle says that Mr. &LET said, that. if any one Lad asked him to be bail spat this occasion be should have spit in Ala The Old Times says. that Mr. ALLEY said, that " it " any one had asked Wm to bail that trefortaastie geistlrwan be should have refused with inelignstios." Now, who is to know which is the true version of what passed at the Police-office. We believe neither of the reports. One uf then, most be false; but, ere give them. as nearly as we are able, with the row* that we have to dispose of. The .Mor,iimg Ckro..irie says that Mr. 'Neu said, that many of the remarks which had been published be considered " as bolsi " originated in ignorance or malice in those whose die " position it was to attack the public institutions sod " constituted astLorities of the country"! Wrier What a pity ! What a acandalous dog that most be who can have a disposition to attack " the envy cf " surrounding nations an d a d- n l ea tlon of the world:• bee, the Old Timex makes Mr. DTea say nesach thin; as this, or. rather, it makes Lieu say a great deal mon: for it makes him say, that the party. who bad writtee the paragraph complained of could be actuated by other n.e:ire than that of oi•c: tht arcing the estal•g• authorities of t fie twat, and that, " this lau... • " able t ties bad *yen used as A handle for " feeting, as far as possihle, that wish"` This h precisely what we foreia,v, and what we us clearly pr, dieted on Tbnrsday lest. We differ, however. in el: . nion, very widely from Mr. Dvcu ; and we think, that we have done nor host to pisoluce such a feeling it tha pubiir, anal such comluet in the Government, as are likely to p e, anti o u r to overthrow, the esti blished •uthatities of the coo v Dun si: l please to recoil et. that, when w.. rook the affair up the some of the Bishop eos n .f and that, a course, public sospiel ts.i.st. 1.,,d it not been fur as. ! u m continued to ranee a1..1 , 11 Alumni:at the tkliG te itmcli. Ile will bave the g ',was to atwollact, t hat it was bare Pea ice to the rest vf the Wallops to 01°' he party. Ile will ale.. reeoller, that if toe Bail bvi •tecu Named, as is gra ru:ly the c.sr, and aloof