The Statesman. — London, England, 1822-07-24 00:00:00

offence agaitat him ; and those' the honest indigos. lion of the Dotter might to have hies tempered with flore Cilltioll, we ciao; help bop's' that the offend ed party. when he iris bad tine to cool. and take al. the circumstances iato nosaideration. will anomie his gettermity..iither than his ressatanat. and seeordisg to the old sad good oasis. not to that 11l which was not ill meant. To rebate to *sr subjost; to drop does and return to the Bishop and the Soldier; the Old Times of to day again, is still algae epos the subject. The New Times of yesterday. conducted by WALtihe's late ono ciate, Doctor STODDILICT, ascribes the Bishop's cos. duct to insanity! Well said, Old Boy! Well said, Old Doctors' Commetie ! Bet it did sot occur to you, we sapper*, that the insanity oust have very re- I rntly taken plasm, or (tilled the or. Doctor.) that the Bishop must have bees insane whoa be was raised from the See of Ferns to that of Clogher ; which took place, only we believe, a very few mouths ago. Only think, Dauer, what a defender of the Church you are. whoa you disguise the same of the Bishop, and when you compel as to Goaded' (if we believe yon), that as Immo' parson has beets bestowing, bene fices; selecting ilieisters of the Church; ordaieing Mateo, and Priests; laying on bf heads at Coofir matimi., and doing all these things, which are coo. reified with sue\ swirl' solemnity to the heeds of a Prelate of the Church. It has beat said in Ore ,Hernia; Chronicle aid other newspapers, that the Bishop has Isit the comity. Dotwitbstsading the bail to the immense moonlit of a thommand pentads! It is said that two Oedemata are the sureties! These two Tradesmen will hardly lose the five hundred pounds a piece! Olt this is a pretty thing altogether. And where is the Soldier? what is become of llm? We were told 'Nat no hail could be got for him, sad that hi was committed to take his trial! To take his trial ! To hp sere, be is ; and the mistimes most state bin of feoceoes., of which, doubtless, Mr. Drum, the Magis trate, hes taken care. However, we dwell see ell about this. Naas re rrrrr ; that is to say, we shatl set! Is the mean time, let us take another leek, at the CONDUCT OP THE PRESS. We are well informed, that. on Monday night, Sir . Wm. Ds CassrioNv, Ia the Haase .f Common* spoke of thus horrible affair, and, is tht coarse of his speech, said t►at the public was very meek i,idehted to' Me Statesman Newspaper. Now let that public look into all the Marais& Paper. of Tuesday ; let that injured public look into those papers; sod it will Sad this matter wholly suppressed ; not a single word of it @stationed in day use of those papers, any more than if Sir Wm. Ds Cassetcyr had never opened his lips! le this doilies fairly, wilh, the public; is it dealing tarty by Sir Was. Ds CAItSPIAST; is it dealiag fairly by ties House of Gasseas ; wit cleating fairly by the CM of the Bishops ; sod least this press a•combisation of men to get frets the public, or from ipilivid oats, riebes by tlsi amassed suppressing truth, or circolstipt i fekolsitad a * kW* maw their purpose ? .o. ph; • Orel kilt& the sPitirof.sawairsity bean! !bey *ere all of a mind. GSM tick/have been cassia Gay Lad all been acted span in die same sort of way. Here were two motives. , The Pot precisely the suss as that which had produced their previous Alsace ; and the ascot& that of preventing the public from seeing their own b by keeping if possible the STATZSM'AN from its eyes. The public, however, has in this cats as is all other cases, when not deluded, been just. • it bas decided, that the STATIONoS has dose its duty, sad we desks nothing lumber than that commendation. We desire no praise; we have not performed our duty with pleasant, bat flail/Irish a great deal of pails. We canoot bit kaim • deep the affliction must be amongst numerous porseas•Poo• netted with the party; and Omagh these mews are. in all respects, utter strangers to us, it isr liefoosilsie not to feel sorrow for their &Maims. But, es the o her hand, are we to have no regard for public jos tire ; for the administration of that. without the just and impartial adosisiesratioa of wkkh civil society is a disgrace to mankied and a CUM to all those who li►e in It: are we to balm so regard to this; tied when we bear of a thousand pounds bail, in smelt a ease. and appertain*: to with a party, are we to block up our memories; are we to think nothing at all of the case of Mr. CARLILE ; of his fines, his imprisonment, Lis enemies for lift, ate we to thick nothing of his wife, seat to a dun gee. with • child is her arms, in that dungeon de. lirrred of another child ; are we to think nothing of the imprisonment, the fine, the sureties upon the sister: are we to think nothing of these, all imposed without even the imputation of moral offence, aid only for impugning (we will say erroaeoutly) a system of re ligion, one of the persons at the head of whkh, was this very Bishop To hold our tongues In such a case would be infamous indeed; and would make as merit to be ruled, not with rods, bat with oessepiose. We have not room to-day fur any observations on the Proceedings in Parliament last night. We most also, we are afraid, omit until to-morrow Mr. Fawn u' excellent address to the nobility, gentry, clergy, sad freeholders of the county of York. New York Papers bave coo" to band tWa asoraiay to the 34 of July, by whirls "altars, through tb. ln. flotation of a Captain ChasWelsh' who arrived at Norfolk from Jago de Cabs, eft" a day or two before hie leaviig Si. Deming°, acettaab bad bows remind free Slain abet a "'mash Saw bad &Mead la that -~~~_ _.-~- .. -Boy ; tiet the 'Akers boa both es liiiirsttiod that so important &noddies wearing on, die ithjiiit of which was net knows. but mesa ospposeri to telsie ti s cession of part of the friend of st. Dirolsplib the ?tenth Goveressest. The Slot is Inel4llllB . llM4Olid of ail or sere. frigates. The relies party in Cardiageoa ore Noted to bare refried to receive the Coraisandast sp.einte4 by Cie verosest ; and Sfilli bore bees morsel in In order to resist bier. A dreadful ke ►as take, plate at Baltimore. The fire cesuesetted in the timber yard of Kirby asi Clark. and spread wit► great rapidity. Thirty bail& tap were tiestreped, t►e "else of witch is estiesate4 et 10000 dollars. aroac EXCHANGE, ONE O'CLOCK, - Tbo"dukes bas assaasd somewhat We misrotair, wittiest omit laminas +a n , . Nosey endow emo Oki Commis in for the Mewl, 90j j. sad fee Sleety. SO. The (weirs Market remain steady, with *et mesh truisms &lap • . did sp..l.b. 11111—New. 111114 Coloololaft, 1011 — New. 62 11. T _ .w Neepentse, 711 Se 72 61/—N ow Prussian. —OK IN. . - Sumo noon, it has bees reported ea 'Chase. that a vessel has arrived fres Valparaiso, with %Willow, safavoarable N the independents. Tits assorts, however, by way of the limited State% .11avisi :at delve to a very regain date s this roper/ SI Itat Isla mach credit. Paris Papeobehleh have arrived to the 22d lost. contal• ittabit"gleaelnp of Spanish news fro the Madrid Joanna. brought es the preceding day by tha Eatraordiaary Courier, which are out without im madames. The Kist bad testiAed. in several Ordi• sauces, his satidaetiee to the Regiseats of the Oar rises. the National 0•114111, sad various Officers. fur the b y whieb they bed displayed is the adios against the Royal Gaards. He had alsi ordered that ptomains should be immediately isstitotad befor e the Taited., relative to the conduct of dm fear infantry battalloas of °Garda who bad retired to the Pardo. and had afterwards made as hostile attempt against the capital on the morning of the 7th. Gen,- rat Riego is said to have appeared at am arladow of the' MaokipaKty eu the Ith lama, and 40 have ad dream, tire people. fetid', them Never again to cry " Legg 'lye 11 08 . •," bet " Loa, 'lke the Conatita. tioarl Kiev ase(tAt CasitPitios." , He added, that the King had mooted him to use his Mane* amongst Our Cenditotlettalists to - ream* tell sasses af divisists, aid thit ;tile of thous meat ettekette elates bad hail; the s o. ; o f ' • Tra P ia P!!?ft!)?t ,As -,. ide 7. 1 4 oeminteste a the Gentral's eptesb4,osl leteliteets to substitute to , thileiirse miserilw+ Rieio,"•ttwitil**lonigretht Cobiltlistfint, tie Plltliett4, sad the CeiStittettoitia• nil ab e t e lelnike • • • 'II r.• • eitegisithOrsvele: The likins. nave ride ,thesesio , tbestatatellbak. Capital 014 1 1111 144bitAed $l ll lO She j garrison , le• tesisw. The suntbertsf Star& -talon `itrisoastil,Sid.kopt in the berrack4 amounted - to ti2o. 'excledifti kale wounded le the hospitals ; so that if r • o; OM. wis e rote killed, sad those 010 joined the Cos etitatiosalits before sad during tits action, are takes c oesideeation, the whole stases hundred or Iwo two thousand, of whom the reteilled battalions origin ally coniisted, will be folly' Aedidi r aled.for.--117 as or Lithe Toted in the Cometiteti4Ow. th e p teeee l. Greek we . are girls to andoesisid . that the events which base recently °scarred at Madrid (weepy the 11 attention of the Preach Clovernmeat, aad that their troops at the (sot nt the Pyrenees are about to be angmented. The French Papers have brought no in-. Wiliest, whatever from any other part of -Europe. They araelsiefly Oiled with the debates of the Cham ber a Deputies, which conduits ofilm same character 1 as has of lam bees usual. Accounts from Petersburg to the 29th of June, state that matters are so settled betereeo Russia and Turkey, that the Russian Guards are either arriving nr arrived: It was expected that the conduct of the Turks in Selo might 'Micmac. Alexander's determina tion, bat it had made so impression en him; wad he and thi King of Prussia are going immediately to Vi enna, on a long promised visit. It was understood that there would be no Congress. There appear, by the last Lisbon Mail, to have been tome symptoms of a conspiracy to seduce the garrison of that capital from their duty. A put of the 24 , h Regiment in the 2d inst. mutinied at the Castle,erying out " the King for ever, we desire oar discharge."-- The muti , however, were seized, with little difft cushy, and sent on board a mats of war, lo the sitting of the Cortes on the 10th, a repo;t was presented by the Committee appointed to consider the terms of the treaty of 1810, between Portugal and Great Britain. At the date of the last advice. every thin was tranquil at the Brazils. According to a private letter from Vera Crus. a pe 'Mop had been presented to the Mexican Congress, signed by upwards of 1,000 individuals, in f avour o f 1 the re-establishment is that revisal of the order of the Jesuits. The letters received from Mexico, after motioning the proclamations by which iturbisle is created Ea-' peror, state that ether decrees had bees passed recog- 1 sizing the Repablie of Colombia, and that a native M ex i can had bees sent as Anabssaador from his Mex ico° Majesty With pleasure Wit muumuu* that seemingly 44046 leg retire to health of his Gesui tieDake of lledford. —...4(fral. Jell 23. The 66th regiment, sairdiO ithimaidi of Colesel Miami. has been appoliteitd6 Mind bis Majesty on his visit to Scothasd. aid leff 'Sunderland for that puree on Saturday List. id Ifolt nate to Edinburgh. • STATESMAN, DIMMER -Yu MR. WOOLS. IMEN OR THE COM.MITTEE AT , BIRMINGHAM. Ilawdmitua. July ft 1812. Clatert.awax,—Te-day. I haw* a letter Coes you. laferielag me, that yea had (bet,re the arrival of ei r last lighter) pdaearded iho walls with a natio' that I should 'dried at the Muter to he gives to Mr. Welder t that ley womataesdanee woald Greasiest great disappolatueat I that ausay pewee's* have takes tickets, as feu believe, with the impression slat they should meet saes that the elferveeestatte of espoetatioa is ea great. that you fear disolvastagrous eonsociseaeet lima the disappelatusest; aid that. if I do sot at test& the Coussainste will be exposed to blame In Wimple the placards. wetted, is so positive a rasa- Wr. that 1 Aosta atteed. • As to the motives of the Committee, I, of coarse. eats knew isothisg of them; hat, while I should yystally lament disappolatiag say of the worthy pee * if Illrvalughans, yes will, I am sure, do so the to say, that the plaearding was dose without fly ilesurat or knowledge. and that you never pos. wad say sotilleatioo from me of my intentioa to at. Mod es the nth. I beard of the dimmer at Arse sy accident ; I then mot to Mc Messages AMP to asettrtain the day; I erat , isfarMild that it truth, I received no lasi. %tin till lest Illoorediy, fear days after my notifies dos led reached Ilirasiogbism. It was, however, still my intends. to aimed, bat, a titter by Friday's post informed me that I could sot do this on the 29th.• withoot *strew Immovesittace; sad, thereupon. I gave up the dodge. my saortillestims at doing which being ommiatisidy diminished by m ashie', Ike. is littot Salo adviorthentest sad ►and-Nit. yes kid,' la amesing the persons N etted. madam' yoarsatfm a t• Thome: Northman, lg., Marjo,' CorterigiltrisiA the Reverted Henry erkiewell." This, stooge. isilswal me from all astutely 41 the eases if eauslog 'say of that dissppoistessot width yea appear to saticipate. and which 1 hope yes my mach sheer-fate, seeing that it *wild give me great pis to bq dough blimosiessly. the cause of AIM appointing shy ono stogie up of the labouring dames of larsisgitam, Wiese friendship's so highly *sisal by use. • I Nevertheless. the nod6estlos of my latestion to tend having hems oU:oiled. thoogh wittiest :any knowledge *1 mime, and it befog my most asxiess de sire to pretest whatever laeonveniseeeramy he likely teethe front the dlsappointaseat. whist; eyes (gross& body I hope) appear lo apprehend." shall, by to ms:row% stead. mad to yea solder if this letter. which, is Justine to me as well win site palate. I trust you will be so poi as as mast le •Im -posted my is the same way as the oodlenise Mao poised. I in, Polkas.. year imisiboboilont And Isar kmielessestrast. !•••••', Ilim. Coasters. • CONVRNTI Z OP Cii4IMBRCE AM TIQN air IrRALN hiANCII AND 1 .YAri rim i ' A PileiClSSisthis tans liemi 11844 Sy the Presidest of the Milted States anipiodisg, estil- tire end of time 'hitt Sissies of Ceetiess, the operation of the We Teltiate Act on Pruett slips, Sad asseaselog itte • Colsvirliden . yt Commerce lad Navigation teetielekii lista aid the United States, os *hick the 11114,18. tbletils founded. The Convestios matinss eight prin. sips! articles sad One w e arkiele. Article I. limits the additlesal duty payable as 4as- I lactation into Frame io easels of thoU noted States. of &disks of the prodseo or manufacture of the Visited States to 20 francs per ton, on merchaadise, epaeind r above the duties papable os the Ilk! articles whist tm- i , ported in French vessels. Article t. limits the additionel duty, able on ipspor tattoo into the United Stites la !rent , Of-arti cles of the produce or itionafeetttre of Presto, 10 titre, dollars and 74i:eats per too. on nserefssailire, ever ind above the defies papale a the like attaches aloes int: porter{ is veseeleot theLloited States,. , Maths 3. disallows ,geeiprocally soy diserippinatialp ditty on the productions of tie soil or in,lnstry.of eitflee • country. Imported in Itself native vessels, when designed for teas& or re-exportation. Article t states the cleentities of several specified ar ticles which ate to he considered as forming relative to them. the toter merchandise. Article 5. regulates the datiesof tonnage, light money, pilotage, &c. payable by the shipping of either country, over and above those paid by time national shipping. Article 6. states the agreement better's the Contract. lag Parties respecting the recivery and arrest of desert ers from the ships of either eonetr. Article 7. ordain that dais Coevention, unless a re Emaciation by either party be declared six months before band. be condoned for two years from the Ist of October nest ; and if it continue after the expiration of two veers, that the extra ditties specified in Art. I and 2, shall then be diminished by one-fourth, and afterwards by one-fourth from year to year. Article S. relates to the ratification of the Convention. The Separate Article relates to the regulation of the extra duties specified in Art. I and 2. Tax Kryo's VISIT To St. .•D. la respect to the operations at Holyroorl-honse, we understand that orders have been Issued from the Chamberlain's Of fice to Mr. Trotter, his Majesty's upholsterer for Scot land, to make Immediate preparations for putting the Royal apartments In the Palace in a proper state for the reception of oar Sovereign, and that Mr. Slash is hourly expected in town to see the orders eke entail. It is said that the principal door of the Pa lace is only to be fitted op. and that his Majesty takes tip his private residence at Dalkeith Pelaa.—(Edia- Carpi Erasing Coatroot.) As order has been received in town by Mr. George Hooter, clothier to the King, for tbe takiag of a su perb and splendid dress of the highland - garb of the royal meta for his Slake- y. This gentleman has faroisbed similar dresses to the Esapewr of Reale., Dekes Constantine, Nicholas. and Michael, and Primes • Oraege and Esterhasy.-16. • We understand that the Corpora/leapt , Ediebergh Lure it in contemplation to give his Majesty a sglemid . estertainment in the Parliameat,Houae, to which !halloos an to he issued without ressol . ,Wsolillear CArestiele.) . ROYAL GAADENS VACXI4ALLo•Tirbi g Icll4pflOtOrli re spectfully aeguaiat the public , that iTa. whilq telientslag his kneaded performative of ,•••• MasVi, Siorcitas." Wi with a seriees eceideot the Proprietors lament tomcat,. willansvoidably permit r hils appeanume for soma time. ,They haves bowel's., 'lbe 8144feet:ton of annionnviog. Mr. YAMS is alslll4o l by a moat eminent Surgeon. tiho give. every hope We Mdifoilsoe will homily temporary. . AMP- • SIIIPPINU INTELLIGENCE. -414-.' • Deal, joLe Id.-thrived and sailed for she Diver; the Flebberts, Peat, from Jemmies; Laurel, bill. from Bahia; lonise, Wafter ' from Orenada ; Witna, Thom son, from Rio Janeiro; Ateth as', Hiadorgh.frohliQer- Lee; Elisabeth, Raves. Iron' Bahia ; Sarah, Ley. front Buenos Ayres...4l'ot down from the River, and. main 'direst, the Martha, Strachan, tot 14411 4 R Pro = tens, rarefies. Trieste; and Jessinte,ftimg, iboa. sorer*** nobs-100W nit i aft OA 'bow Pa, frets Wait—Wind X, W. :Porrsuoven, Jett 23.—Ateited hielfajooty't ship EgeHi, from a cruise; 2.ephyrivaeopoet Hein Plvarsoelh and Hope. attentn, free; Dighona.—Wied X. W. PLrMopru JO& 22.—The Meolitertaaeas packet. frees Sicily to 'St, Joha's.;_erlas spoken with on the 12th of July, off Cern Si. Viammik.—Arrivesitho Perseverance, from Queber.—Wiad W. FALMOUTH, JUL? 22.—Arrived it the t r t the Net folk Hero, %pewee*, from Minstalchi..— S.W. The Lirly Hamilton, from Newfoundland to Bristol, was rive on shore, at Portishead, en Saturday, bit got after having nets fest orator is CM bold, and carried Jan dock at Pill. The Niny, Jesuitism of Mt. lees from Lersesey. was driven on shore. near St. Ives, ea Saturday, and it was feared nosh' bs wftched: • • • The. East loan Compaay's ostward hood ship Prince Regent was is lat. 6. 22. south bag. 22.3. W. ea the lath of. Jane, all well. Several plans are ender consideration % and, ft is un derstood, Nktly to be adepted, with the vie* to deter from crime, sod improve the admioistratios of our code. The expense of transporting convicts to New South Waln, and the idea which has been cline 'slatted of On esiteneece of the climate, and other circumstances in:Hwiteolosy (holding, out indnemon't% IO the guilty acts liable to the peaishteent et transportation) fed to the consideration of a cheer. It has been peeps* 'to subsitate for this. exile ta Bermuda, sad Ise employment of the ecstasies au the large tioveramest weeks undertaken at that island. Herren. Alta 23.—A writ of inquiry was 'stele issne.l &goblet Mr. Fliadell, the proprietor of ".Tile ;realm Lwashsvir." for &libel published is that pa per; awl the cause came cm last Satotdsy st our Osildhall, before H. Ellieenalre, Esc x trndet Sheriff: and • Special Jary. the. plaintiff was a Me. Moe hay, a well-intone aid highly respectable tenant of lassie iw this city, sod the damages were laid at lON/. Mr. 111311, Counsel for the plaintiff to an elaborate ad dress to the Jury. stated the nature of the libel, and animadverted, is strong and energetic langasge, spot the atrocity of sack searriloas stacks os the clans ten of individalls. The defendant having silent jadgesest to go by default, pleaded ia mitigation et damages. mad west through a long and tedious speech, remarkable only for the variety of toning and win l ing, saying and unsaying at intervals, eadeivoariug to prove his iCSOCeite, expressing tooltitiii., sad appealing with humility to the &silage of his jurors. The whole of the proceedings engaged the attention of the Court about fear hours, when, after a short comeltation, the Joey returned a verdict for the plaintiff--dannges all —(Alfred.) EARTHQUAICI AT LIPION....ILISSOM r JULT 14.-en This morning at a quarter before sena, there was • violent shock of as earthquake which lasted vii or seven seconds. The oscillation was rather perpeadi calar than knizontal. it consisted of two smart shocks, within ti very short interval. The shooks seem to haver beet mere n the ether side of the Tagus. sad the buildings neat the sea were moat affected, bit we have not learnt asy particulars of its effects. As English .oantlemas it is said, is about to seder Wks in Prince pAgrpHee, fee whiek he has obtain ed she 10600114 4f the. Irene?' tiestertimoot. of cond.. vlerable magoltede iad *penance, It is, to establith boa 'f she No as tiara 4 Vis steno- is • at __as t_ tali. passes 'gni. aid liggage from 'ffi'Paris, in . 33 boats, by the costs of St. Omer,' .11inthria, St. sad reto.: 14 Ifni.' itiontlt4; Er firthtnt, it • is expected the44# tneMweelilltegist to Or. As the Reeoedmos Cosset, Doblia.-Jaly 20, Patrick Connolly was arraigned on a charge of bigamy. Le having, it was alleged. intermarried with a Miss Wintosb, his former wife, who was a Min Matthews. being still living. Hie trial was postponed on an af 6devit, produced on the part of the prosecutor, which stated the usavoidehle absence of the Rev. Mr. Campbell, a material witness. He (Connolly) was held to boil, himself is 1001. sod mounds, of 101. earls. !O.R- Y!/'- A Sherborne paper lately gave an account of an apple, grown in the garden of a Mr. Randle, at Mar -1 bridge, measuring nine inches in circumference by three inches and half in depth. We bays now in our possession, from the garden of Mr. Jobe OM, of New ton Abbott, an apple of the pippin kind, ten inches by five. From these early instances it is likely this halt will be extremely fine as well as abundant.— . (Alfred.) Thn crops of wheat and barley. on many estates in the South Hams, are double in quantity per acre those that grew on the same estates last year. The apples in the same district are also unusually large tkie,sea son.—(6ficrberne Jltyckry ) CORN Exenaros, JULT it—ln consequence. of the unsettled state of the weather, 6ne Wheat fully rapport llooday's prices; but harii4 but few buyers at Market, the saint were by no means brisk, end no dews' as yet . • for the inferior qualities.—Fine fresh %limbed Hsaky . sold on full as good terms as on Minoiar; hot the stained and stale samples could oily be got idid 'Mall • *quantities at from 16s. to 17s. per qr.—:Bsuoi: Oats sod Peas .wits heavy sale, and but little prop os, woe made la the disposal of the present sap•plyy whisk 'Wiese. large in each of those articles. ' Ft Itl.—The house of 91r. Roacb.isosksilkr, is Vine gavyaird, which we mentioned yesterday as having been rdsimaged by fire on &today evening, was this mortriag, abost two o'clock, observed to he again in flames. Pears were for some time enteesinrd that the flames would easels Drury-lane Thearre,Ast happily, throat!) 'booze-- done of the fire-men, the ravages were confined to the• Ammo iw which the lire brake oat The hems., together with the stock is traitor. sow entirely destroyed. 11r. Roads, has not, for some time resided on the premises. Tbey hive heen occupied el late, it is understood. by his ems-to-law; of the name of ti . Esseettle.—ls one report of the Odds yestertlay. for I to 1 'plait Ajax, read 9 to 1. • ,C i ^ .-~- 1 :!4 4 v{ ~~ i~