The Statesman. — London, England, 1822-01-30 00:00:00

~_ t ended ao a degree that meld give life le the msekete for parley. If all the dodos in issedoe were repealed, s treet the farmer's predate, of every biol. meld be cos lamed by the thodsesde who are sow halletarviss. The hr's markets would set laapieh as they de sew ; bat would revive from the demods of the peer. who meld condom more provisions through the maned ever Moir mug which is me takes sway by the de sods of the Mese. Provident meld be drum. aid the peer mold he so poorer la mosey, sad would be rich" is all nameable eefeysiests. We Haight hue close our auseets for the resist with the Wu; for so segments could break dews sore com pletely, soder the weight of their ewe sheardity. than his ea this ecessioa. Bat there remiss Whiled, a oareel, which it would be folly to pus by is silence. lie says " The advantages which how from taxed's— lar, homer its evils prodomisate, it still yields am Amatsges--asst sot be overlooked. The Apical aeries mast hew that the eases are misuser collected else they are 'Jemmied is purchasing the predate of tie austry--that they cosseitate a distinct class of modem who, without them. would set nist—that they give looms to a vast somber of peruse. who would otherwire be compelled te mak labour le 'market already oveyludes with labourers. ee le ides their capital where capital is eves sow se alma hest that it moot he employed. aad thu looms. sesspetitioa where competition is already almost re lases.'-This is what the Ultra says. the Airi est:arises tom. Let us are whet they really 4 knew abut these daisy. They ham Qum a large share of the taxes are *ileum collected than they are upended is portlasios the poise, of other me trio, ieciedias the ossufsetrree and hurries of *the sesames i and that author large share of such tans pte the acesomelotios of Inseam foresees, Mt* ere upended le parchasisg lesule,throws by their am owners late large farms to raise the rest of MM. The Agrieolturists also Imam. that they are sot is ha heated by the cossiss of the remaining part of the pup* we have jest '..led. They Item that. lithe tans bEing them 110111111001 S who would sot cries without thetaiees. -day .sly being them beak is part vim they' led bets takes from thelm, with which to mar die pew ester Amer of wheel they beset. As to the Imo Oldest 'mimes te s suet ember of peruse; *eIL..I be a hordes te the Asrliohosios 1 *PigilliSer em the& seessio akeady weemeselted elik biolleeeft she Agetultesists would gladly take the diem of !Ippl teethes. for may of these vast am-' her of led their way to der gallows Oa ks they seilA *mg, 0444 peasee . i.e. is hilly' ftM Si liens 14 et she Afritakilefe . 16 -retire digie . di* wayi saw a great duel of mosey. by imply , all nub ef l Melt ceslosivs Is Asir work-beam as ass come to thsw nick stew, previeesly takes est of their ram. or weer with severity from astir basis.— Thu bstietoi ef ti do oarless paragraph. is like the wit. The Agriesitstists bow. that nee of dm stebitods of woes. eariala 4 tu hum, could bring capital WIWI/ capital is already soosbaellsat." (shut k t• mosey tie Agrbeelterists) without basis, linnets@ ibis eaglial free the masks raised epee Mss by Wail sad, therefore, brow tie best way to plows timbre is to abolish tbe lawn wide', give sorb pernssibe topical I. qeestlos. Me awls' the Mira rooossidse ilk subject bektre Le attempts to 'lndia it agile. Charlestown papas kayo boa received this morn lag to the 28th Desinahm, sad loners to the lit of hasty, from which we copy the following t— taaassmixra.—rats legislature of this State are aM is sessios. His Itscalleacy. the Goreraor, eon (nights@ the members on the abundant harvest sad os the prosperity of her manufactures. Ho states that in 'misdeed sad serestyares thousand dollen have bees distdbated for public lesprovemeats I is inflating which, bridges baselines erected. and Early two-thou mad ales of tarspike-mad bare boom completed; that sapid' in ham of domestic maaafactare was se promisee, that dm Stets said pas famish an ample sap* of Mtn, inn, gists, sad lather, sot oaly sat *feat tar home coasampdon, hat for articles of es port ; sad that the tegolpts of the mousey for the last year exceeds the 'goading ea by forty.lve clam med &Uses. I. also Mmes, that Is the schools is the city ad gouty of Philadelphia alas, Ave ahrteu" three bemired sad sisty-nia scholars are instructed in the Lammed's system, sod that the resolstiose of Maryland with regard to public lads, are submitted to Os sessidegatlea of the Legislature. A new mili tary sysla is... partially recommemled, by accept jag the service of Vulanteer companies. Cassalosions have already irsea issued for sae harked and seventy too mispasies this formed. Saw °assns. Dsc. are informed that since Se Nth Ott. 20 ships, id brigs, 24 schooners, and making la all one hundred and eighty sail, or 21 ,70 Seas of shipping, have mitered this port.— There came is those vessels, as passeagers, 3.41 10 Pee 'ass. From these facts, some idea may he formed of the rapid increase of the popnlatiou, as well as of the business of the city. These estimates do sot embrace "rivals by land or by steam-boats from shore, which , avid greatly iscrease the amonat. NrAr (AURA xs. Dec. 7.—The accounts of the sugar , t r op ate every day more unfavourable. The last frost did them considerable injury. w7w,Ww.,ar, This lay helm the anniversary of the martyrdom 0(1 Charles 1.. the I.lamlitilschaage was closed, and she piss of the Royal tachange were shut at II o'cloek. la some dwells, of t►e 'metropolis the bells Were tolled la the forenoon, as for the meat dessiseof a die 'burnished personage. Is this a sew mode of de- Dialog the solemnity of the day. or the anal method for the parish oaken to let their To►y loyalty be knows ? la other places, yesterday, other persons made their loyalty knows is a 411f/treat way s by pay ing respect to the living, at the espouse of the dead. The meessioa of George 111. was sever celebrated in such style, though he succeeded a remoter relative than a father. Yesterday. at half-past two o'clock.' Cabinet Cass ell was held at the Foreigs-o&se is Doweingwreet. which was attended by the Earl of Harrowhy. the Earl of Westmoreland. Earl of Liverpool. the Chas sailor of the Sectarian, the Marquess of Londonderry. Mr. Peel. Bart Bathurst. Mr. &Aimee. Mr. Wynn. ' Viscount Sidmoath, Mr. R. Bathurst. Lord Marybo rough, &c. The Conseil condoned is deliberation till about half-past four. Last night Mr. Silvestri left town with despatches for Hollend. Yesterday being the Anniversary of hie Majesty's Accolades to the Throne. the sense was *heaved with the usual psbSi desseasteations of jey. The Riyal Steads:a was hoisted at an early hear epee the spires of the various churches in the metropolis. the bells of which altereately ring a merry peal. and at woe o'clock the Park and Tower gess fired a Royal Wats. A butt of strong beer was also disallowed amongst the populace at Whitehall. to drink the kiss's health; mid the pabiie Aces observed the day as a holiday. A special Coors of Cosmos Council will be held tomorrow to wasider the report of the Committee of Moral Purposes, reladve to- the disturimees at Raightebridri on the Bith of August last. and the misuses of widow* thermos. The Legielaters of Tersest have asasimously mos cuffed ie the Marylsad Iteeohitiosa relative to vino whitlow of public lands for $O, "append literary is 'Madame. Private letters have bees received froakConstaati eople. dated 27th of December. at which time that city remained is a state of tramptillity. No champ had takes place in public drain, aid the some sac* , moiety prevailed respecting the adjustoseet of the *- pates with litsida. Those letters oestehi seal* sew respeetitsc die affairs of Greece. •0 4 : The limitoor d Tbersolay eesteles a , Ilioy4 Ordi WNW, destartag authentic an estimate el' the mete des of mph Deportees' is Praises for the year IBil aecerdial tw which the mulattos of the whole hag.' dem mows to 30.4411.2111 seals. Of the meaty-tom young totes who the Preach pa-- pen stated to have been takes into castedi be resposeilag she affair . five. weeedieg Comae. Heald, ligve bees et liberty. Cow* --A Caplets sod 41 mos who mat it from .here this imeedsg. belesdltig to the 87th. old BSI Regimeste. es ask weir as Cis& ham. m he ombeelord foe the IA I • oir • barracks. - Os Monday, whoa Ilse Cession of&easy had emoted her hone, ia the Palace-yard, with s view to take her weal ezeroise, the epirited Waal reared, aced aateetatsately threw ►er Ladyship to the ground. We are ham to state that that ►saevolest and truly cha►itable lady was only slightly braised by deo tall, sad that she is sew nearly gait* recovorod.-.-(lotaater Journal.) _ _ _ DISPIWILATI *TIMM ox 711 LIT. Le POS. Teexce.-06 Tbanday sight, this Kee. Omitlmam his lady, and two other members of his were proceeding to the Rectory, oesr Carlow, when width' a mile and a halt of that Moro. they were attack ed by a 'newtons armed banditti, Ow Area into disk carriage. sad wham latent was. msaifeetly, more than pleader. Tho Rev. Gentleman fled frees the car riage with his family, to a school-house near the spot, miters they secured themselves. those' is extreme starve. until morning, whoa they proceeded on their way home.— (Patriot.) A neeeting of thole:awn IN the meters divisios of Owl Isle of Ely was bola at the Lamb lam is Ely, es Tbusday last, to take lam mosiderstios the die tressed state of Agriculture. The meeting was very respectably mauled, and petitioas to both Beam of Parliament awe agreed to mid signed. A etatemeat was made to the meeting by a goodness from Dem.- lima. sear Ely. which forcibly Awn the inipentrishod state of that part of the country. it appetite that, within the last mon* s distress has Mem taken epee the Overseer, of Downie for the meaty rate; the Cameos lave bees ezebeguemd ter the Assessed Taxes ; a dtho audit has Is.. hold. st whieh else-teadis of the wearies, mews defankere ; the Over seers have peoeseded ill SO individuals for the pear retail and game of the principal occupiers in the parish bare "bimodal. The following eirawswasee, sweetly demenstralive of the prisms distressed state of the Agricultural in terest. has hem masemaicated to se as a fast few days eines, a respectable trailesmaa of this city applied le a elergymaa is the mighlworbood if Later fur a debt et the ,'..vend gestisman, impeder the deemed, had previously assembled his masts, who owed bias 8001. sad offered to accept 4001 from them. on a day specified. mid forgive time the remaining belt. The day arrived—sot one of the tenants ap peared—end the traileemaa's bill females usestislied. We tear orourroaces of this eaters are too petrel; sod sack is the reciprocity of interest between agri cultural and domestie commerce, that dm distress of die nee meet Necessarily react on the etber.—(Wool mer's Benda Gazette.) 1141•XSTAni. J 1t2.--The Bellew has just been mend to leform the lababitants, that there is geed Met wiling as lid. per monad, and flee "tether mattes at N. I have been to me it, and it is very prism. ConmExciaxam JAS. Jo.—Having but few Mayen of wheat at 'market Oita tweraleg she sales Were very hairy; bet what little was disposed of was at lioaday's pricss far prime samples, bet there was sot the least devised for the inferior viand's. of which the simply this meek chid) , ONWilleed.—A large quaatity of Bali, ressolemd over tram blenday's arrivals, will& sot elleeelleel dell sale at a dodoes, Is. per quaitor.--Tho Oat Made was heavy. and rather cheaper. fur the °Massy qualides. —la Seam sad Peas Skeels as altaragea. Tf*P!.` r :27 , con.. IT4I (ram twit CORE CHRONICLE OE 111101.0T4 We presented in aft lad a statement of such partien lan as melted se relative to the disturbed state of this misty, is the seislaserbeed of Macroom, and from Senn to Baldry. I. asitetaace the account was correct. and all the material feels gives; and the only mewl. meets to it we have sew to make are, that some names were omitted, and that of Captain (who we are gratified to perceive is now Major) Piteciarence inserted, he not being at that time is Macroom, but employed on another writ* in a different dirtied's., as will appear from this Gestinsan's letter. Lord Bantry himself commanded the party of Kenny and army which advanced into the Oleo of Gorrgan Barra. and was it not for the judgment and skill displayed by his Lordship in keeping possession of the oily pan which led ion this ragged and moan tainoes district by a party of his Lordship's force, great hers wield have bees entertained for his safety and that of tbe gentlemen who accompanied his ',lordship on this swanks. • The ensiessintion between Macroom and Bantry is, we apprehend. sot as yet entirely open even to the military. Tits whole of the coantry is that direction as far as the tops 0 the hills can be considered the country, and the read geesralty tons at their bottom, is in possession of the peasantry, who manifest every hostile disposition. bet they bayou° fire arms, and are only armed with such weapons as they could seise upon at the moment. It appears thessitsfatuated people make others, who may be tiiamtd for p7ace, join them by the sound of horns, leader threat of instant death, sad the party which we anottered in our last, entered this district from the seigitbserbood of Ababollig, rimed dot peasantry from their botiq and threatened to set Ire to their houses un less they Silted with them. Prom the following letter which we received this day express from Macroom, and which is met circumstantial is its details, it will be per eeived that die military have gins a g ood account of their costing is contact with these deluded and besotted people, and that they have suffered in such a way, as will. we trust, pet as end to their maddened god foolish protects. [The substance of the letter of their correspondent is as follows 1. — ATTACK ON THE KILLARNILY COACH, AND SERI OUB AFFRAY NEAR MACItOOM. TO Tat EDITOR Or Tat COUR MIIIICANTILICHRONICLIL Maceses. Thursday evening, Jan. 24. I presemled to Mamma at as early hoar this miming. for the purpose of attending the mail weekly swedes of the Magistrates and Gentleness; es my way thither, I saw some people collet:tieg . blimps on the tops of bilk and rising grenade they appeared in a great measure to be amens sad hop; het. bowmen. they did not nimbi des, large steswit-1 Marston* bore .cued. Oe se- Aries at Macrame. about a gamier after 11 o'clock, I 4ised the tom ley a state d Marm, sad was informed Ikat as smut' bad arrived aims ten o'clock, an emeecies then the white-boys, in large somber*, were solitudes is the seighboarbood of Tootbnadrurnasan, shoat live miles to the west of Masnom, on the mail iamb reed lestlia" to Millet set.—ltemediattly en re ceipt of this istellseam, &beet H. Byes. Eaq. pealed by by several Nisiletrates sad Geotheses. with the OwMasers defog ditty Is Klaseses. a party of the 11th Regiment. sad a detadiment of the Rile Brigade of about in mew, melee the iseasinad 0 a Field-officer. prosooded Is the above Aunties. Some Gentlemen who Wired hes the enure VS St llin bonny, es buries t esmuni is Illeessese , peoseded a few berries miles to west. but Dot Was abases Mn any tWip of th e that west eat. sherdy sherwerde maned. —le dis' of composes swim remained Wile, Awe ' isienlllll,oll - mous e. and the warns any 'stein that may arrive.—ls the Asses Of satins tic i a Twisty 0 ntemen wore. of coarse, cirtulatisfiresh wise rode a little *snide the tows. dads* disti = nctly beard the people shooting to7the wale( and it wimeeported that slam were beard is dart direction. Ationgth a little after three eels*, as account arrived. elloonocini for ear- Bois, that the Wititoboys were lying in all direction; that were! were killed and wounded, and a somber takes seisesses. This intellisesee was shortly shut essiresed. fee abent half-past three o'clock, three of the Bib Brigade, sweated on bones. arrived, bearing the dead body et one of the unforteaste misguided people wine bad been abet; the body was thrown on a born beim use of the soldiers who redo behind:' The sight if &wretched fellow-creature. she come to so ands.* as end, laterally created a great degree of horror. The body appeased to be that of rather a middle-aged area; was wit hou t a elute or stocking. sad, with scarce &cost to his back. The soldiers who brought in Ib is be dg tows immediately again. stating that se mote were killed and wounded; and at the period d their departure that the dries still conch sear— Tile sacoest was @Deemed by different • indivi et e zho afterwards arrived; sail at half-past fest e s it was anetneeed that the troops were mant les with another dead body and several prisoners. lea; mediate', they append eateries the tows, preceded by a bone bearing the enfortusate wretch who had bees killed, and secortieg 21 Onsets whom they had taken, several of whom appeared to bo very usee.—Prom the meet smarm teformation I was to collect he subs burry of the asomeat, it appears, thee the coach phi" left Lark this morning for Tudor, war stopt near liseSespike of Toodsnadnammas, in miles to the west of Masses, by a party of Whitebeys, who smashed the nub es eassa.killed three of the horses, wounded the aseciansesed guard rather enerely—the latter resolved throe dillevenastabe et a pike, sad ill-esed the passes eiss a Mr. Lynch, who keeps a shop is ishessed, received a wised hoes a plke ofsdiessemese sate nsil —a some assents likewis; b .at tgom. • tbat theeessit was also pil lased. Tb•Whi teboys who calsenittod ibis dreadful outrage. seeing Mr H. Byre, with a few fleadomes who were is advance of the troops, sad not pereeivieg the latter, were rashiag down upOn thew whets the Gentlemen fell back upon the Carbi nes's, arid the party of the I nth mimed, while a did. dee el the itlei Brigade, preceded by some Geodes/a, Seek a cirenimea reuse, and, by this means, coming io the rear et the Wisiteboys, they were thus placed be. twos Weirs% and great slaughter ensiled; the White bey' ems fled in el directions, haring Nivea at least, killed, inelesliegffite two brought into &Escrows, about thirty , wesuuled. — Uheas the tweetpdte prisoaers men. dewed above, same of whoa appeared se if they bed restated weasels. I anderstand from seine Gentlemen, that it was impeedbie to tell exactly the precise num ber killed at weinded, bat that it probably exceelici the makes ahem specified, as the Ride Brigade did Peet mesetwies. Sad fired with remarkable precision, eiveiwijr • single shot. The tkommandi IL O oar. whole wileaing name I cask! not diminetly ascertain, but who. I Wine, was &Maier or Lieuteasat Weed:acted with the grimiest deadosess and coolness daring the day. from even media which I received. The autism el the Whiteboys were variously stated —by sausti Several thousands—while tree gentleman so2totst Si net imagine they mold exceed s x or asrA eillegether ; they were awed with ..• fiew on tas sod amok sod wee dagle , a w i tt li t the e lleeilleibt li er Ltalf!y eg o,ith tion ne o l f ewe whet I a slight wound of a pike in the week. At *Wok, se menet arrived is Alamein. that • boar emoodoossiod Whit•hop; some said fire thosoood, sort allor takiog pooomoioo of Kilharry, the , t 'r. • reside's& of James Barry, Esq. tour miles south-west of llscratom, that his family escaped, but fears were en tertaloed that the house would be destroyed or helot Mr. Barry, however, was fortunately is Maeroons.—On hearing of what bamiened the road. from Cork, Mr. Walhs, of Drimshaue Castle, made the other coach re turning from Ketry remain in Mill-street, which will acount for its not arriving in Cork to eights the mail bags, however, were brought into !lemon) by one of the gentlemen who were oat.-1 retain, ilte. Le. _ _ We naderstanri that this morning. Si; John Lambert has lets this rite for Mamma', at the head of two l'Olti• ponies of Carbineets, sod two companies of the 111 regiment. 10 TOR EDITOR OF TEE CORK lIIRCANTILE CRRONICLZ. Sta —Having read in your paper of yesterd . ev, an ac count of py having reconnoitred a party of Whitehoys in the ntighbourhood of therms, with a party of ca valry and infantry accompanied by Mr. Hedges, on Tuesday last, I beg you will have the goodness to con• tradict it, as I was at that time patrolling between Blarney anti Amount, (where the detachment I ear mended was stationed) and the only thing saw was a most peaceable &nem,. I am, Sir, your obedient servant FREI/KRICK VITICLARIIIICI, I Ith Regiment. Commercial Hotel, Cork. Thursday evening. CORE CDRONItLE, SECOND EDITION, Friday. 4 o'clock, p. m. The Kerry coach. whieb comes through 14acreeern, and which should bays arrived here last night at six o'clock, has just come in, by which we learn that the pewit). ry are dispersing, little or no appearance of them bring now visible on the hills. We regret also to learn, that this coach bad born fired oat at Carrigwimmi, near the same peas whom the other coach was attacked, though it bad been meowed by the military, who returned the Ore. , No iojery bad, however, been done. NRIV IRISH KNIGHTS. • TO Tit ZOITOR OT TEO eenararnmssart. Sia—A most cruel and exmamdieary perigespb, • extracted from a London emespeper, had appeared' in your and other papers, under the above head, in width it is stated, among other discoveries of the 'Board of Admiralty,. that the Lords Liestesents of flaked hoes not had the power of conferring the honour of knighthood suet, the Union. Now, 91r, the Art' of Vision is totally silent on the office of Lord Licata a The powers vested in that oßee are by palest coder the Great Seal; and the usual clause la the patina greets all powers, oke. rested is the preitoeseore, swept es is the sea Patent are eseepted.—Tber power of con , tarring knighthood not befog 'emptied is any patent, the right, of coarse, is conveyed I sad the weaderfol discovery of the Board of Adsuirsky (if the paragraph in question be correct) is what the sailors call .• Cape Fly away." As well might disturiesseres my. that the Lord Lieutenant of !reload is not a Viceroy, and that *hes be received an Address from the city of Dublin, be should not sit ea the Throne as the Mieg's_e IRepresentative, because so sash perm is reserved to him by the Act of Calm I am. Mr, Ste. kn. B. B. P. have called the paragraph a emit otte r . because it will doubtless Om great diuottietude le thC, v ladies. • . . A goodocsameiliiishergh: heligpfellattiti4o day to subscribe tells, *Wesel womemest to be meet ed is that city, tit eassianserale the moms of 'dilate war. replied, "VII dew ale tMeg•••tise Nottodel Debt, i' my opision.le monemewt emengh." &STOW/AIM ISAR Yeen.—Yesterday week, sh Tat tea o'clock at night, may of she lobalsitsets of s.a -ten Ron. Voggatitorpt, Led Holme-upoo-9paldinr moor, were alarmed by the smart shock of an eartls• quake. Several families who had just retired to rest felt their beds shake under them, and some In the moment of surprise and affright sprung oat of them open the loot t ethers who were still . up, ft.% their chairs move with Omen, sod Mine ran eat of doors to see what was the matter; a rambling seise was beard. sad in two houses the belts rung of there ' selves. The shock was also felt in the village of Beilby. Everiegham, Allertherpe, and Mallearse.--(Yerk. shire Gazette.) Yesterday, as a party were **oft et the Grange. a hare was started. which, alliftrikalog over two Gelds, went to ground in a BR*OIL The party pro. cured a spade, Ise., and. after *le liars hard labour, rook out the bare. and tented'her elf before the dogs again, wine she showed good err, and was killed by two noted dogs, Eclipse, and Marpie, after a bud nab of at least a mile.—(Hampshire Chronicle.) On Monday lest the celebrated pedestrian. Sir. J. Wright, undertook, fur a small wager, to walk forty miles, to and fro, betwixt Beverley sad Bishopherms. within nine hours, which he performed in greed style. one misses and a half within the time and, weastre fel to say, se little was be fatigued with Me Hercule., teak. that he afterwards, the same eveninadeeeed a hornpipe. Is the presence of a numerous, armpits, 9f spesq 's. at the Lord Nelson poblicehoose, is Der. verify, aid proposed to walk 50 miles In twelve hears the sent day.{dull•ltivertiter.) A new pedestrian started yesterday earning pre. eisely at eight o'clock. from the bock, of the Royal Exchange, to walk for a wager to Kiagstewbridge, and return io fuer hoary, which he perfumed in two minutes within the gives time. A sastbor of persona, in chaise. sad horseback, ammaparded Mm daring hie task. The following is an 'strict of a letter -ft. St. Bees Cumberland , dated Jaanary 19. lillt : 0 This day . I have witnened a meet iselmscholy duly. .which was impressively performed by tie Rev. Qr. Ainger.—a metier with her fin titildrea. committed to the same grave, who were burnt to death is die lia,ht liaise lately Greeted *a St. Hen' Hood, seer this vile, through the bedclothes catching Aro." ' Yesterday morning, about >i o'clock. a ire broke oat in the house of a Bober maanfaetarer. 11441 T the Pan , agog, in Orford-street. which did ceaskletable dupe , . before it was got under. Friday evening a fire broke out at the Wets of Mr. Clanton., jeweller. 23, Herefor.l.plaes, Commercial road, which, before it coald be extingokhed, did considerable damage. A thief, taking advantage of the confusion which prevailed. contrived to weal from a drawer a small bag cestaining doubloon. to the amount of 3001. and upwards, with wh'e i be get clear off. A fire hr. be out about balfust eight yesterdav e en. lag. in a house of ill-fone. No. 12. liarlick-Itill:which shortly reduced it to a heap of ruins, bat was p 4 by the activity of the firemen from Nutting the a 'JAIL-. in building,. ( I . 1 r * • 1.