The Statesman. — London, England, 1822-04-19 00:00:00

is is °friss. 0,1 tie Psi& Parse. Amilol maxliteet whdees, sad rules du roach of Ms mead Wad: arises t• ebb ?meat sta. mesas. Is sushi urn e promo siseadoo. or the 4.... His past life is well mitered. that the School-4g I. w►oa lo drat neared iota ibe death's to wade. Yet, hardihood of character ',Mob bid glades, u loaf as he eao, our. He amid sot, lobed. a has deformed es be suswiersd of its do om as Is ashamed. to dam- ly before that Boum which is hie degradation. Bat his dim- Min the walls of that House sm. between tills metropolis ands the Island. (go in which loath, or North. or East. or rho has sot descried the toward tampon of that thiag lAt. aerial.. They laugh if the risible immours it ea to say thing so emboss as L.rdsbip isittaka the winder t imp* to hist! Hoirmlislii doltishly% whims MR wag stash* was ha 11401.4 448404 &lids Wit Ithish. Ittoollyer; Ormitilkthe . iPaitiliT ball: M , 1 1 6 1 t fie clad wow .ascatrisieffili, sort hosivileb his pats" Jos ...t:.,. 1 ,••- • Jslte, whiningly edit kel ritgllslr • Imnd/bill, ;04 4 ;..ii4.qt*•*" I•. I mnidniskinir hem arrested in 1-6:4 p g . I. i! 1.1 it IV &NM . 4;614 ialere :7; Skit doh Realm Ambhawnloe rtiritylf. s ittair , tit , Mlbsdlhiti !Vi11. 4 g. 1 4!146% # 1 1 ittiethAriVfou ikqpig slop II 6114 roma .16 spa* F. se it 4; NNW ppm I .Vg it tit Mil egi Meat of Winer, garaluMad IstePiide4; ift J4 t o o lyet _ l tints l Klin r er.nn ag ,W 04 1 ,414/4 111 A4ter1 1 4 MAW whiassatiqrsol/010411strib feti,geotwir al. ttrayadorid it '&ll2irtoos. I. t0r,ii7•044: 'lli *4'44 .• iy joalrital." Tie ment curious be papers furnish of the alarm °F l M i r ei . Oi t "tram In lay. "Tofday e as lone .'clack, Ite /JO ON tiriafele, was dame tif tbia elty. The auto hf.Aviltis of April contains, r wsj is From* addressed , bathe cordon of health at the 'lb to' i be presumed that the, laden wilibavemaintained ea of his tioverameat, In a mall thirstier." Bat if a .reveriu lids newspaper la capable of i Prase'', what may not be ge uttered in the Chamber of of the 15th, the discussion toed, sad M. Lifitte took °c loisters cease to oppose to oar enmity of which they show is prosperity wu their work knew that this prosperity ea t it is maintained is spite V ricottas( owes all its- rickets' , try owes its noblest advise/I flt; CRIDIT alulie belongs to tempt had been made, as oar , to obtain the extraordinary taxation, Europe would him 'the wrath which it seemed sation reduced to despair by ielves the friead a of its givens !hose eo era e had tale* resist u afraid Valuing their glory ad oily flowed for rebellion. sly guarantee for thrones, is ons of belief and interest of —The time of subjeetioa is 'quasi. 7,10 t of treeopotions , we may foresee, be of lief tr that part of Surma solid bayonets, as it is Mat raise its voice t cad heligeter Nam ; it must rest or the n suspended over an sips. I knee' will else be IV VI , 111 It id ilialltfitseepirier utilise the Throasi; to lasist ea dasidikliiii that k raies *a s hails treat. 'ee. isomovealds? To Ash* arts it with .q io lwriptioo of lateeest, is sorrowed it with all thi doss? Is it met cesspit's; is preteltd. As. fto Ito 19th watery, 15,.. Is silencer la the aides of chi valry, air eider thi miss of Utility, as amidst the pa/madam (pounpretse) of sapeviddia." If. deltiftle defeated the ileaselal spina iveerilly, sod ofteervet that it waste the Rosteratiem, which had brought with it peace sod public liberty. that the coastry was ia; debut for its present prosperity. After IL d• Villele had replied, M. Ladles again addressed the Chwwimw. Os his alkalis, in the seine of his speech to the affairs of Naples mall Ate revile of Mums; some one exclaimed, " Do yen wish hi he the eulogist of rebels 1" " When they shall be victories.," soled Oaten! Fiip 6 , they will be no leapt needed as rebels." A seem of confusion followed, I. the midst of which the left side maintained with mach anima den, that the proper rallyieg cry for every Preaching tves. " Frump aid the Chaster I" without the name of the King. N. de L.M. followed sad onathated speaking for some time anditt mach isterraptism. He complsleed if the laternipihms, awl was asswered that there mar so other maws I t reply's( to hiss. because whew the left ilia deasaadod the right of reply. litstirmseaths weld mopped by aim of " Quote. tie. 9°- folliiireirly the chain of the debuts.--This was hmme4ately verified. when General Fop net to speak. Th. O s esieral, however, and, li. Dodo% sea mired to deliver Asir mistimente, mod the sitting ter mistated.—.of the latent! solace. Frame the pipers cosidtankiti . hat Utile isfoiatitiee. By one of them r • •”f °ll 4itSl r ff e A l tVril i A t i• rei t lis sad that stress sad, namempe pallitary parviA rural's' she Waits of that -pleeetettnight." CettollitOtil fie* 'l3lsetboo, the 'awaited Ilk Sebastian emus thai he fisianivit os tL. ftolitriti lug tifor •stitedibt . pmt sad guard the city, WWI% ,01111644:1 s 44, 11 geseivie.. 4 .1;11m, i.l binitfiti L0.,16 L - mA9 . 4.% OssieviSwil.lol 0 .1. • .0,40 itia.644puiiivii WAG" mid oh 01 w 1.,. 1r411113 ri 0: 11 IPV7 - I Owe this morning MAIM. allindOkadaSse nogq-mu" 00,01.; cii4.1.7 roan**, 15i:4.•44 ;.4.4 limetiona on a 'raises she Gapaaa sailierinitOrpnon 700inkftem antes.24ll smiled 4111 eArsiehiirgat. 'sok were; hmintsOz;ol rral t edyr ef the cApp l ia fripp )IP I4 lest by tba,fiyaisfaede., ,Hey oleo Isringa4,4lllo 11111111altiabesi:Phyt lb* ffloarlardei d Weal' ftly Fiero itteitidfigla an I . ta i l t a k l . S lll^ 0.6. 0 4 up, eadeavoerad.tpmegy Cu hoards sad detain shove se beatagasniet Sistuately of the Americans and Eaglisb who were phloem but hat j64t I: ;.0 ism .ti t . le4;l4otf4;hiti 401174 1 . i.. titQf ;Oit the thaw fli t rap.`rig Itnterrise, cruising it tbe hack ft•itia Prised ki Philadelphia : Port au Prince, Feb. 1. ISM " 4 Wittrrits. Imre last sight:from s Liaise. with the intention of getting some refrestoests, and proceed again to seam night. Oar destination I do not hew hot 1 pressme It wilbbe where we are likalp tojinpi l **Mee. We do set bar of 'soy piracies Sosi,Nomil therefore It is bard to hid 'any more of *one tbs riftlkill, oonsed yesterday evening, on ping is shon e Is wampum* opmess•dant of the tows, to inform him Mt iditsillivilee • salute. • 4 was 'therm{ into his Pfdisl444llleft I found hint Eeclioiag upon a rich iota, In Mit *apartment Ornamtinted with considerable taste. be rose when I entered, and received me with politeness. 'either foppish nor stiff. bet vest , much as a Man orbit" !VAC and a gentleman. After settling sei bitslieis u Olth 'him. I entered into a conversation on the sulleet of President foyer's expedition to take posseasion'of the city of St. DoMingo. He expatiated quite like a man of information on the subject, and we were led to general political discussions, which were handled with ease by the sable statesman. If tbi"telible 'of the island should come ander the laws of republic, there will be a great extent of country, which would be imprinted in value by emi gration, and would to it some plan coslll be adopted by which the distressed surplus blaek Popu lation of Our country could be Induced to settle its this Wand. There must be something dose with them, 'aid I look upon this island .as the plass where a 'em ber of them must emigrate to. Thom otthe United States who are here at present, I understand, are making oat well. There seems. however, to be an aversion to oubliettes among them, which lets est Ulf of the productive puss et tie island be nasal iltetsd." Extract from the Agents to Lloyds at Revel, dated li (27) March. " The navigation bas been coo• pletely open the whole winter without say ice in the sea ; a eireninstaace never before remembered by the oldest parses in this place. The lettere fres, St. Pe 'mhos/, of yesterday's post, bring the +moonlit that Cronstadt is slur of ice. COIIII•INPORTATION.—Tbs illicit trade which has hoes going on in consequence of the free-importation of foreign corn into the islands of Onernsey and Jer , my. tea have beard has been the subject of an Order in Council. The evil, we believe, is to be rectified by restrietiog the importation to the discretion of the government. There can be no doubt bat the measure will bare the desired eject. i• V 1' elkneit, • cogovrequitig:Aiii paragraphs free a, ekm Aumst.****l4,jaftiell lad eight a man caipiloPet y JAn Healy. eo mita mime pliable apse*, leads of 6iradlf. gore nodose. the Pollee se patrol, is the Saltily of Oars, by pronowcorted signal t helag a shot, that a pan); of moo had is.. aria the resod for the impose of taldaP Gree n away. The Pace laotaatly proceeded t. the spat, lad. whet olieetrod.'tho mots retreated to boats, is which They passed to Griiithet side. They were trail and nest of the hosts left babied were takes pin ewood*a of by the Police. Two oleo were awls prisoners this wrote, t Dal edam is swam of .no of the boats. gosh Is the distressed elate ot the peewee,. that we be lieve we aro cornet la attribudog albs entrap he no eirselw. . " Z d w. isM that Clifdeo•Dosse. the . sad Idos, was entered ea Tuesday night. and robbed of Om papads.—The boon is at present anoccapiede s faiiity,_ " /11 'Of the Otrusty the potato e crepe have Mod. ate yr the 'modem has hoe. this seams =ittrlose tins for mineral past years. Potatoes. o this assehot to eavaspeno• hallpeosy ISMe• sql rosy way , of tits poorer families are sow eatiretastdair t ato the market from t , . of several large . Mit singed not oaly to abandon the idea air any mt. but to give a supply of Oote far Seed t so Resent has been the White of pro. widows, that the tenantry wore conepelled to resort for snlosioarace to the seed, iesernsi for tilling the ground. Solid sod substaatial proofs of sorrow for their suffer ings most thus be exhibited." Alasff• quatity. *fawn belouging to Daniel O'Grady. Esq. of spark. la the vicinity of kellyiyeer, was scotched and take. away by the cottony people, doriag the last wash t they loft the snow bellied. We mention, as a aislasetholy inshore tif tie distress of the people in that vaighboarbood. and spat authority on which we can pipits ourselves. that within the same period. seven =aye bee. boded in the parish, it is we ll Sam turd flrosie wet. •. . • . =' We regret to state, that his Itscellesillthe lielia sant has Ileeiti for some stays pest ' intill4no 'IVA . • %disposition. The Privy Council tench was to have net, on broader, at the Cestle, lile,ii estieseglahlen, obliged to asseillble it tie Vice- Ikgilltedgelo the Plark. 'Three Protalawitleni were iishil.illaelag outdo paths of the Baripsties afCfaa williall„ Sisienarttagfr, illiallethitt Itfe Wit' Ole gad, end Ettowarthy,• in the tinnily of Tipietirr sad Ow honey of !work, la the twenty of Kilkeeny. ender the I Greatly, a • itm ti &Lit m c4A -41hibila livening Poe. 4prill4, past, . • ....1 loi . to Ate A 4101141 the Company:will roe lialll OseltSith adiiiiiiistered. Mr. Ryland', t he 'prise: :wit; u I 1, neat and appropriate speech, stated, "N AV th'ore‘iw Petty. consisting of men. of business, and hie, a high opinion of Mr. Hume for his Wintry and at teotion to the expenditure and best Interests of the country, were desirous of marking their dehiti Of his public orrice', and of the benefit whict"tife • country was deriving Noble exertions, ail 'oir therefore unanimously voted the freedom et - t%ti 'Company. which he bad now received. Mr. flume Opeeised Lis, grateful sense of the honour done him by the Com pany, and that their attention would pro, 'in incen tive to him to persevere in his bumble • exertions. The Coto retired to the dining-hall, teheje a' loge number of the company were oseibled, and lit down to an elegant dinner. Lord King, the Hen. Grey Bennet, M.P., J. G. Lambton, Esq., M.P., Michael An gelo Taylor, Esq., M.P., Colonel Davies, M.P., Mr. Alderman Wood, M.P., William Smith, Esq., Joseph fleme.Baq. M.P., sad many other visitors woe - present. lIIELLINGAR Far*.—At our fair on Monday lot, there/ins a'great show of black cattle and pigs, and al. though' the btyers were sum 00000 and from many parts of the kingdom, the prices were beyond ill precedent. la mentably low. This gftilt depreattiiii in One of the denrisland most vital interests of the .Itish farmer, is ruinous in the extreme. Graziers, who offered their cattle fpr stale, some sine or, twelve mouths ago, and could not think of taking what wee then.allosred to he a win/price, were obliged to dispose of them, at this fair, considerably under wlist they formerly refused. If we Oudot the linen trade, etclusively confined to a com paratively small porticos of the Korth, Ireland has no other dependence than her cattle and agriculture: whosiisole bare failed to afford her any effertnal aid, we really know of no adeqqate resourge.—(ll'estmccitli Jorrs4) .(iraops THE GIBRALTAR CHRONICLE Of THE 28TII ) With a view to promote the establish ments of some kinds of manufactories in Malts. more . particularly of those articles of dress in common and g I use among the natives, and which are at present imported in a manufactured state from foreign countries, the government of Malta ordered on the 6th instant, that as entre duty should henceforth. be toiled (independ ent of the I Custom-house dnties) of 25 per cent. at/ valorem on the importation of all snasnfie . toed black silks, known under the appellation of No hilts. Artutsino, Spitunincino. Seutniglia. and Quel toile., The amount of this extra duty is to be kept distinct from the Custom House dues, and applied from time to time as may be deemed expedient in assist ing the, ...slot massfactorles. 0 I Kiego has emAlleti l ltieteelfu a private. is the motto* militia of %OM. . . • _. „ . .-crib bits 0:..1 ..: , • .. . .. . . Poo, April IR . , e . • -.• A e . ..o.k . k ~..,.', l . . lititir Asir soiNs• ilitHeis.—w e Date psi 4 :11 belia .N.li be ..". K. vest fa no le Suffolk. r,rl • i • f•Wri ef, iititoefemiA ot: float work il, o lo . i„,, on It't ipprii#eiiii . iiies t ri giant g: . , - ' 'l4 . 1 1ii lilt ehiel‘fe.. kieAter o . etted • -• 11/ # 116.1) t -. sAltil!*efk l ff . ' 1 4 1 ,?1 1 °"! i t. , iifs ' Afr«,TA. Nr:(4e , kik , f9!r.! 4 tt.,,.... ; rop A T FIx - . *. 114. , „ ,•1%,,,.. 4,a!lb, ~ . i -. . 1 - 0 et ars ; 4101 al.. --I -ti a % i r • 4 , ' ' l , t : 1 .' 1 " id 11, . r. Bit t, sera* Sit' . ' • • • smeller of the Euebesiter. !tr. 01 0 61 • . -it .:110'.1;7. Brae ienriiitia. till near vAr' . ..'ileet. •,_, , 4 ciamike • titi et Itilfirast tkrop ii:itteii 4 . tinsParlirretory duty.. Sic iformt.—Yeliortioy sit entertainti+ 411ree by tti. ithdimweion 17tkepnoy, oo the 'Aston of pre- i11!.0 1 7,2• freo&wer * 14r. biome. AtbarOf foot craft . t.llame was intrmleeed is ai.1...- %b the CriatiOYAletatants by lie. Aldermen * Ilirlifil. Dim /leak Erti.M:P. lit. "reeolitilOre at ae:roiri If tie 7tb of February i;st;idinlllffiellfts. Hire ?NS "Yell rim , ro TR4i Miff MINI. . • . . • The /Midge Joann& are fall of 'cements of"penpa - retina foe the merits§ of the Kis/ of Ilighmill in vselnu pans of the Conilmst, espeolidly as mazy. Int Meleety will visit Cologo, Roos. Celelentx. Ikea crows the Rhine to inspect the almost impregaable Wryest; of Ehrenbrvitatein, 3 isbarg. the He of Prism Motteraieh, Wiesbaden. Frankfort (aid jo that nalighboewhood cooties* a day or two with his eater the Princed of Here Homborgh), Datiodadt. Man lutim..Heldelborg (to am the gloat too). lodwiesborg, *vetoed (whore *tektite Queen Der/ogee of Mertens berg. late Princes* Royal of England. he will reseals some Ise. nos hashes; seen her sham else kft her: hose); from themes to Ulm, cross the Moshe, and pus theoegle Angsburg to Munich, afterwards over the phis of Hoirenlinden to Passau, or go at once to Regensburg, to visit the father of the Ptiteeese Estee hazy, sad thee, embark on the •* Dark rolliug Da nube" for View's: It is said his Majesty has ex pressed a wish to ',opal the fine city of Lest*, also at , eliguntelo Contest at Molk, of which a correct 41.. leuripellno is giseeby Dibdin is his Bibliographieal. .ltd Picturesque Tour; also to inspect the line ruin in abide the lien-hearted Richard Was cos6sod. 'I be MeoPosto of Holltiore, who is am his return from his Gettessektenelo lathy has been appoisted Ambassador to doodle-a. imams mot come here, bat is expected to• most the King of England at Vienna, The sports and pastiness to preparation by the Emperor of Aus tria, am reported so be on a scale of o^.-onstoon • neap nifieonee ; at the petty Princes and inferior King* in earemeny will amid at these banquets. His Maimy has impanel to visit the Priosipolity of listarkesy. I. Haagerp. -sod nail) by way of. Pam/re d . Tilei, and Dried... Shedd the state of thematic) p are ' ' he will go .free !hence .to Berlin, mid sake Hanover • ea Moms, boom, Paris it iscladed , in she tour, hos in stud stage of tido sot yet desersigmedi a •It . ..1.1._• A 1-- ... ,r, sillPPlgg i fcfo trigi • • , • - • • • • • . . . •,) • ..:, bag Dust, Abaft; MIL-Remittals AIM' Wins It. Mix lady's •s_jc d 4everts aid Diligesed; Eater lathe pilot YaohL •N.N.W. ...Illansarra, Aran. IP—Off the Ibutdetioribser ilia 5 ... • .delp Albion, Homer, fpop,,Reskstbs be dius• sm. 114 days pamsge.—Wittel V. Oa,. ,,,,,, . 1_.; TIINOUTII, Arnie. 18.--Ar ' e Trllly. :me , . s, from Dantxle and his Ma %Alp Canietion; Alms a eraise, with a smuggling ce bog gHto:-.-Whitil• 11'.-11.W. rlisasnen. Aseuteig....Aerived theMeney Vomiliativ ' lierlemilh melte. Hum Clubmen; sailedmllm Wolf* L. , Hammond, with mails,„fec. for H 44114141 60_40 4 4 apo', with Jallilf t for Cathay's.— in .E. 6 . Cows., Agate. lg.—Arrived the. . . ship Ara i Robed OMNI. from Batavia, sailed tab ovember, 160 ftelawthe isle of Frame this Dec.—W'' wir. -, • Aiiiivesioos.,. Anita. I7:—Arrived oldie Port °eche ', dilapillogfisikon, from Calcutta, mike, Dec. 4.- TAMS,* cog* Ile angle, from Limr,poulto Ihmalmy, vae.spolicte ri 1 1' 744 iribratlY : s PA Aroaltlief er Pir B.oop/fee, pplter..Mies Huuega, ~yeepi • ik aj j a ce. and 4. 4 “0t„ stet* to tail from Casette. ra log fellr"Veys NWAtreva, edge, freed' PgrArlest ' store ' Bg°l6t Mitrth Rank, LivevihakiklgAtereedli. , "ri'llio rts 4 •J i,Mmatesses. Amur.' efir-elleg bad* en emedorineranati he emu pickedopakmdmabore iff.dei sml tom thin (11 be fe"5k11.44, 1 ,4 4 .01 , e4..fr0r the 4 ltigthvel 1161 0 Ps Mlr,Ofig APPoorl,... , 5 4 ml f . . 4 ,at..,,,• i 11RAito"f,, 1 1: 1 ,` dremia is /pen trousers, wain done Ilium a oo • ... irdt4ibmisermadermitseniter, biota . wllesiggiOdir, . lie now half-home. and 'brown venom, rod- '. ' I. '-'• - -, . -- 04121.. 'C BETTING, TATTIMS A Ll.444;s4arvi . is .vs Diapir,-41 to 9 agst c. out oils. to Carfavit-1,1 to * altilmW of Aqullina-7 to I agst Hinipden-7-19 to I ars+. Stamford-17 to I agst Msrcellus—l7 to 1 agst be. to Aatosio. :s r I.4:Jr i• ....i.r• ; • 0440.-3 to 1 agal Wlplegiferrkto sgehPrtillaiktp . ll . agst f. out of Rosalind-10 to Flaget 411110. Doncatrree Sy. ttaiit"—VlSlliiitlwllti—hO tef u#sf Ajar.. t sat .16 :..4 At Middleton Races on Monday. Mr. wactra won the Craven Stakes; Mr. Powlett's b. e ' Mlddlehisa Stakes:ldr: Wellsint'e' eh. e." 'Use &Con dabs., ;ad. Dodsvorth's Stew thokilly Stakes.. .11 . „• MATCH TO Doesst,-414 West, ilut celebrated pek 7 Irian., and considered be best of his day at a long jour• ney, undertook, oh Thursday, to go on foot from Hol born to within two Miles Of Dover, tbakingp 19 hones. This ii There tbin bas'evet been attempted; and the match was 190 guineas to 30 on time. The pedestrian did ember over 33 miles in the first 3 hones. and appeared fresla.aod well, baving.got five milts two than the rate of travelling off; he pursued a 'reedy course of something less than 6 miles an hour, and bad accomplished 37 miles in 6 hours. He had no time 6.t hating; and it was evident he could not win. H. did 54 miles in 9 hosts and 50 minutes. sad resigned the task, having won a bet that he did 50 miles iu 9 boars; which he did with eight minutes to spare. OLD BAILEY.:—Tors 11foRNING. glijah Gooch was arraigned for the wilful murder of Bogart Downes, but, some witnesses being absent, the case .Irati deferred to an after part of the day. CHARGE OF MANSLAUGHTER HT FURIOUS DRIVING. aeorge Bennett, • very respectable looking man, the driver of the tiosport coach, was indicted for having calmed the death of John liedgecock, a waggoner, on the I kb of March, at Hounslow. A fteribe Court had been occupied three hours r ith the examination of witnesses, in order to establish th.e charge, the evidence of Isaac Curter was adduced, who bad received the declaration of the unfortunate deceased, when believing himself in a dying state:—The poor was stated to this witness, that he firmly believed hi; own horse had knorkesi him down, and tbat nobody was to blame, bat the affair was altogether ao accident. Thr learned judge (Burroughs) said he ito:11.1 read the wbole evidence over if the Jury %%kited, but they im mediately replied it was unnecessary, and acquitted tits prisoner. •I The judge cautioned the coachman against the prac tice of emits,: *sensing him that such cases wottlil meet with the strictetit penalties of the law if prove ! against intividuals so circumstanced, should any acci dent occur. CORN•ENCHANOS, APRIL 19.—We have had but few arrivals since Monday. in conseqnenre of st bleb the market has rather a short supply this morning; useoplei of superior quality maintain last Monday's prior, anti all inferior sorts may be quoted nominal. There is not much business doing. owing to the dealers waiting' fel further arrivals. Arrivals since Monday; Wheat 200 quarters ; Barley 3,950; Oats 3,590. SMITHFIELD MARKET, APRIL F9—The Market was well supplied this morning with all &seri pions of rat tle. many of whiub were left over from last niarketwlay ; but flier.: appeared few buyers. The prices of alt ,de. seri ption of meat is lower than last niarket-421,-Bet4 25.6. i. to 3s. ; Mitten, lid to 1. 41.; Veal, 39. to 55.; Ptak, 3e. to 4r.; Laiul,, 55. to ti. . .o -1)* -