The Statesman. — London, England, 1822-06-07 00:00:00

r 97 ` 7 ‘,77' -7 7*" .. . THE STATESMAN. and wbeo they declare themselves indepeodest, they will be entitled to 19 Representatives ; the total Pops. igloo of Columbia will then be 2,644140, and the Congress will consist of 44 Senators and 95 Repre sentatives. By the schooner Ranger, from Lagging, we learn that to embargo had been laid, previous to the sailing of the patriot 'quadrat) for the blockade of Puerto They sailed on the 45th of April. The fleet emulated of a gun brig. and 4 *chew:Jere, under the command of Commodore Danish. It was the general opision that Puerto Cabello would capitulate soon after the appearance of the trading squadron, their supplies being cut off. The Spanish frigate La Hero, and Hercules gun brig, were at Puerto Cabello. Paris papertto the sth isolate costal.' the Kieg's speech es *peeing the Preach Chataben. This de nigrate, which with other extracts will be found in „wilier part of our paper, was waited for with moth 1144ieff, as being expected to t►row light ea the ,tote Of the negocistion betwsea Russia sad t►. Porte.a— The expression employed on this isterostlog subject* ona however, so partied with olicial caatMa sad for os to avoid all coalide es and decisioa. They oat, t o rite !sogt► of intimating " the hope et steles Inimoillity restored in those ninnies without dm aggravation of a sew war." The Kim,. at the same time, declares the perfect ananinsity which prevails be- Swoon him sae his Ayies, rasp s:tin that again •of the East, and by this perhaps may afford a prvasmp• ties in hvoer of peace. The may other plot of political importaace referred to in the spook is the sanitary cordon on the Spanish frontier. Oa this the Kiag rather angrily repels the notion thatit has aay other object thaa that which is professed, of preaery lag the pablic health. What he sap about the pro. sent cooditioa and future prospects of Frahm h ex pressed is • very different and a very flattering tame. The dissontented 'objects of his Gerartimeat are re presented as a small umber. if they are few, how ever, they aeopeneverht sad satire; as even the last arrivalsehder. Titus papers also brim aspeouts from Odessa of the 14th nit. which state that the Courts of Paris and Berlin had acceded without say condi- Stone to the view, of the Remise Cabinet In case its Blameless shield be • messed time rejeete4 by the forte. Ragland is represented as having dissented from those views, with a promise, however, of r e .mainieg neutral drriag the coitus. Austria le said, se the contrary, to have approved of the lateations of Rusin, if her shoals, not be accepted, but to have renewed her exertioas with greater clergy this over is order to iodine the Porte sot to lacer the threatened danger. , Tbs result of Ohm 'genius is ackarewkdged to have bare a dogmatisation on the • peraief-eber-dilleas b ~usu. Wallerebler tut Melia rls generally. retaiaing Turkish garrieboila the for tresses of Brailow end of Oierglew*, in order to arerewe the people and to peeves* a second laser milk. Tie same article also asserts that the Captles Pasha had been attleired at Selo by the 'Diluted bet of the Greeks, and had lost several vessels. This istelligeace is said to hence., through Ccestudeople, mad to ban bees scat to that city be fore the action bad ended. It is ceeineed by an ar title, dated May 49, from Stettgard, which meadow the receipt of *trend letters is that city, 'anemic log that the Capitso Puha bad been defeated after as obstioate battle, is whirls the Greeks bad ultimately obtained I complete victory. Oee of the* letters alu was i s o t n at t e he tehreagefSastlonreisinidehrad eithe riogto su rre ndered , tlse or recianfortos by vilieh it had bum for SOON time closely invested.—. is addition to the detail, given is a preceding canoe of the dieted:maces which took place at Paris on Mon day last, the 42gs:idiom lineations u a remarkable fact that whilst the rhata were ragtag on the Beak nrcl, • house in the Rue St. Antoine suddenly caught fire, and occasioned a diversto• which called off a portion of the horse and foot geadarmerie to the spot. It was subdued, however, in • few bone, but with considerable loss to the individuals who inhabited the Uwe, some of when were severely injured by the Sans.!. The same paper states, that in the charge ludo by the gendananie on the students, when they surrepted to force the Barriers to reach the Church yard of Pen la Chaise, set less thee twenty young rue were wounded and two takes primmer'. ream vas entirely restored la the evening, bet every precau tion had been ta,keoirs case any fresh attempt shocks, be made to overpower it at once by the airplay of a superior military force. FIINCIII FUNDS, Jvxs 4.—Five per Coat. Couple (treed at 90f. 34k. ; closed at 90f. Oc.—Eseirsege os London—one moo* 25f. 35c. ; three mouths, 15e. Philadelphia papers which ban arrived to this 11th alt,eontain the remaining correepondeace between the Spaniels Minister at Washington, and the American 'President, on the subject of the acknowledgment of the isdepeadence of the Spanish colonise. Ono fact,. whirl, a few months ago was mach disputed, is esta blished by these document.. It will be recollected tbst General O'Demoje was sent out last year by Spain *I Viceroy to Mexico, and that, on his landing, instead of epposisg iturbide, who had placed himself at use heed of Mexican independence, bantered into a trial, ' bI which the new order of things was sanctioned. Skit speaslaUen was wasted at the time on the vier Coe whether the Viceroy Elect acted from the secret isstractions of the Goverament which be was seat to impreeen,, or from his own ideas of policy in the new std Unexpected circumstance' in which he was placed. The letter of the Spaniels Ambassador to the America. 11 igter sets the question at rest. O'Donola's pro 'Whigs are disowned : he bad no power to cowhide tyls a treaty, and is farther charged by the Spanish I ""hter with having caused the most injurious eon !One's to Sp a i n , i n t h e relations with bar colonies. 71561 7 mating to 'turbid. that before he sailed L iv the Praiasala the bases of the isdrpeadeses of 'kyles were approved by the Governosag• VALPARAISO. JAM. 24.--The 11111011rtain state that matters in Peru remain is, from the sescoonatable conduct of San Martin, renders all calculation as to malts there very doubtfol, and those who base very valuable cargoes in their respective ships are gaits at a lose how to act. as Sae Martin has Stied at a squa dron of four ships, in order to blockade the interme diate ports better.. this and Lima, of AAA square. the Thais now forms one. Two meets from Bosom Ayres bare arrived with pods. There Is no coujec taring to what *stoat importations may yet be car lied; we fear that persoas in Engles& Image of the fall of Lima. will be pouring In here fresh cargoes. in ignorance of the real situation of Pere sod of the mar kets In general. Should that be the case, a second River Plate !miens will follow, and all he re mess fearful it will be so. Lord Cochrane has gene to Unayaquil to rest his ships, aid San Martin and him self are now enemies. Letters frond Odessa of the 10th alt. ■sados the receipt of lettere frond Cosstassisople of t►e let mad 4th sit. The fonder state the arrival ',lively , Boyars leen the soothers principalities is that city n► the Sikh of April, who wen received with scathed dis daned'. The object of this sissies we have before asphalted. Prose the letters of t►e 4th we collect an Wallachia sad Moldavia wore to he evacuated aerie, the 'smith of May. and that a Ranks Antes *odor is expected in Coastantloople inisediately. Winona, Jose s.—This adorsieg his Majesty, at tended by a large party, west sod viiwed Virginia Water. The King returned to the Lodge to dieser, where his llfoluty had a sanorous party. It is stated from that her Royal Highans 4 Homburg the Prisms of Hesse Homhorg has received dims! information that his Majesty's health will not permit him to visit the Continent this yam, although an ar. tick from Hanover Emotions thm they still expert to are bias this ansaser, and that he will for a abort tins* take mineral waters at Rehberg. Earl Bathurst left town yesterday. on a visit to the King, st Wiadeer. Kr. Onamay.—We an deeply comma to state, that though Mr. Gregory is smoldered, on the whole, somewhat better, babas sot bad a good night slam oar last sotice.—(Dellis Morning Post.) Sir Walter Scott 'steads to visit Ireland in the coarse of the preesat censer. Reimer says be im poses oellectlng inatorlals is that cannery, for writiag a aeries of novels, fousded on the satient ►istory aad rei (beds of Ireland. OF TRINITY TER/R....4111S being the first day of Term, the Judges agreeably to the road custom, breakfasted with the Lord Chancellor, mid afterwards proseeded instate to the Coattail-room. Westminster-ball. where, having paid the usual sem ' pliments to his Lordship, they went to their respective Gluts, and opened t►em in the towed meaner. The Abbe Propitiates, the Preacher, who more memdled that the macs of the people should sot be al hired to leant to read and write, is placed at the bead ▪ the 'demise of Prange. This appoietrerot is enlielero t the slows and liberal views of the. 04MS /11 rds tbe pestle. The Qroffilasee giros the taillowlag iltametertsee biasses of that bigotry which the Ultra Government is so anxious in promoting:— Number forty-four of 4ffefies dr Alen contain a retractatioa merle at the point of death in the pro N seam of sit witnesses, by IL Tipsier, a Priest; I cad addressed to the Bishop of Mans. This rolitsetioa imports, that after baring aMkted the Church, and seandalised his brethren, by thirty pears of peresvesuee in error, 3i. Tessier, actuated , by the desire of rectifying himself with God, voles gorily and freely retracts the oaths which be bad us. Unseemly taken; he laments allowing the imposition of hands by the Constitstional Bishop of La Seethe; asksowledges that the priesthood is indelible; sad abhors with all his heart the faults which have Mss the necessary cosset' f the forgetfulness a his *rodeo. He deplores especially two simile. gloss marriages which he bad contracted, profitiag by die liberty offered to the, priests of violating that soli lacy which the Church enjoined to them. He cos eludes by testifying the most sincere repentance, sad praying the Bishop of Mans to receive his penitence. and to give to this retraetstion all the publicity which he may conceive advisable. Considerable sums continue to be remittal for the (}reek refugees in Russia. In addition to halts mil lion of roubles subscribed for the relief of his country men by Count Warwati, Prince Gentile) has received 900,000 roubles. As this money arrives it is remitted to Count Largerea, no f Cherson, and to the Commander of Bessarabia, to be distributed. A melancholy and distressing circumstance occurred on the sea coast, at &Idlest, on Thursday aftersorm last. Mr. Henry Allenby, eldest son of Sunset Altos. by, Esq., of Maidenwell, near Louth. baring gess down to bathe is the sea, was discovered shortly Ow , wards In the water a corpse, by some persons who were accidentally passing. From the appearesee of the body, it le conjectured that the deceased met his death is cessigneoce of going into the water Is a state of perspiration. Two estates at St. Kitt's, for which 45.0001. wore Foraged five years age. were knocked down at the Auction Mart on Tuesday for 16,0001. Last week at Tetbury market. a farmer sold a mil. ler 20 sacks of wheat for Bf., which is only 2. pee bushel; and last Saturday, at Chippesbans.market, a farmer sold a miller 30 sacks of wheat at 7s. 6d. per sack. These prices are lower than they have bees for the same article fur 100 years past. For the last three weeks the weather has been most delightful and genial. The most beneficial of has been produced upon the country, which every when bears the most luxurious appearance, and gives promise of a most early sod plentiful harvest. Never indeed. was so early a season knows.—(Bdinhargh Piper.) Never in the recollection of the eldest inhabitant of this town, was a finer spring known than the pre sent—the ear has appeared already en some fields of barley in oar suburbs ; the wheat. too, in a few days, *ill present a similar show ; the potatoes look rich end promising, and will come amongst as mach earlier ibis is —(Smnia Chronicle.) arers OP IRELAND. The Right Hen. Denis Brows, is his letter ad_ deemed to the Marquees Wellesley. assigns the f• • lowing as the came of Irish wretchedness and digt,.. geolsation . 4 The first cause—A population and a Church establishment discordant in their views, and *nestle's log • different mode of faith and warship. " The second easea—A populatios infinitely beyond our means of employment. " The third cause—The mode of paying the Clergy of the Established Church. `• Fourth cause--The Absentees. This class of men take from the country half its rental t they sonsume the produce of the soil, which suer return to enrich or fertilise it. " Fifth easse—The west of sirculadog median. We have the taxes of England, and as icon body to produce thews. " Sixth cense—The Episcopal sad Corperatiou lands; they form, I believe, owniath part of the whole sorties of Ireland." The remedies which Mr. Brows proposes are. la. 'to remove all dialoctitres me ammo of religiose belief, without, however. compromising the security of the Established Church. U. The allowasce of a fair aid moderate alleged to the Roma Catholic Priest sod hie Militate. 3d. A system of colooisatioo fee drolotog off the unemployed population, and the improveseat by Goverement of the waste lands io Ireland. 4th. The Establishment of an efficient Board for the eneeorage moot of the fisheries, by advisees of money in loan at 3 per sent. fth. The substitutien of a Land Tat for tithes, and of a Property Tax, under certain modifier does, in lien of the Assessed Taxes aid the Taxesl upon &closable commodities. sth. The establish- 1 meat of Provincial Banks, in enteral situations, each beau% a capital of 500,0001. 7th. The enactmeat of a law, authorising Episcopal and Corporation leads to be let on leases for three lives or thirty-one years. FAIR OF FIBLORTOWN, COUNTY OF DUBLIN. (mote Tie 50111.15 IMINING POST.) The above fair was held on the 47th alt.; a riot of a most serious hind occurred there; a nue has bees shot—we have not learned that he is dead.— The following tenant is from a person who, it will be seas by his letter, was not present, bat on whose accuracy we eau place every relieves:, as far as his iefoneadoa goes. We omit the name of the " Gentleman" who gave the orders to the soldiers to bre, as our 'statement does not state the fact on his own knowledge. Os Saturday last, three stew were transmitted 4 the Head Police OMes, charged with being turaeoiaed la this affray : " I was not at the fair, bat I have heard that some of the Military. shoat fourteen, @tailwind at %nista WD, baying hue called in , to quell a riot that occurred at theakir, sad having arrested nice or tea people, ease trans were handcuffed, they were cloud on by people at the fair. who succeeded is reusing the 1-prSOmurs. A desperate Goodin ensued. several of diem were knocked down; a volley was fired by ere; sae angtryman was wounded. it Is feared. mortally. The confusion was great, galloping and running off is all directions; and many people hearing the balls whizzing about, threw themselves on the ground, and lay close thereto, in order to lot the balls pass over. This, notwithstanding the awfoleess of the occasion, and the unfortunate result, occasioned a rut deal of merriment. The soldiers retreated from the Fairfield, sod were, In a menacing manner, followed by a !sorties of the people. The people, howeter, were afraid to advance close to the solthers—earioeitp, and the coefesion and iodigaado• of the moment was the cause of the people's following the soldiers in this way ef Awe heard that the soldiers only find over the peo ple's Sends at the Fair, and that the unfortunate man who received the wooed was, at the time be received the *bet, ea a considerably elevated spot. I hope this is tree; but it is a matter of wonder tint fourteen sol diers should be called to the Fair under the circum stances. Should set the constables act ? There were Magistrates at the Fair, and uaderstaad that a Geo thmeo o f the name o f —, gave orders to fire. There was no Riot Act read. The name of the man who received the wound is Jobs Reek, (net the famous Ga. offal.) The above is the iespreesion on my Naiad of the glair. made by the infortnaties of a number of wit nesses." Another account states, that it was the police who were engaged with the peasantry. From the Galway Advertiser, of Saturday last, we take the following paragraphs. They describe a state of misery, an excess of human wretchedness, too shocking to be dwelt upon : DISTIMSII. ks the season advances, distress in creases in this quarter. The pawn-brokers are so full of the articles that the operative classes are in the ha bit of pledging, sad no purchasers to be found at the auctions for unredeemed goods. that no more money can be advanced upon this description of property. We know many poor persons thus situated, who, having no other alternative, have absolutely sold their shirts Bud shifts, and other linen and cotton wear abbrs, aslege, to the paper stuff buyers, for the pur pose of stopping the ravages of Fever being very prevalent, many have died, acid some persons have been buried without a coffin. In thineemara, our Correspondent Worms us, the greatest possible distress prevails I numbers are dying for want of food, and many mercers dreadfully afflict ed from eating wild salt•leef, half ma-weed sod shell. flab. Several have been drowned in endeavouring to obtain these fish aad weeds, by permitting the sea to sarround them in their avidity to obtain this species of food. ViOSTABLE POWDZIL—. On Toesday the House of Commons went into a Committee on the Excise Act, as far as the same regarded •• Vegetable" or •• Imitative I Breakfast" Powder. Mr. Lashiagtua then moved the two following Resolutions, which were agreed to. First,—" That it is expedient to allow the manufac ture and sale of scorched or ronsteil corn, peas, or beans, by persons not being dealer:is coffee, cocoa, tea, tobacco, or snuff.' Secondly.---" Tbat say manufacturer, dealer in, or seller of such scorched or roasted corn. peas, or beans, shall take out a Reams fur that purpose, for which license the sum of Pe. 6d. shall be payable." These &mistiest, were reported to the House after wards, and Mr. Lushiagton was subsequently directed to prepare a Bill, pennant to the terms of each Resolu tions, and to bring in the nine. SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE. Dust. MIT 6.—ArriveJ and sailed for the Riser, the Princess Charlotte,lytls. hOllll C.T1011; Hawrhtf, Di Boiv, from Honduras; and Dryad, Fell, horn Tobago Came down from the River and sailed, tis. Vertumnns, Lash, fur Quebec; Ano, Frrgeson, for Rio Janeiro; Optull. Calloney, for the Merliterranvan.—Paned at Ilse back of the Goodwin Sands the North American, Haien from Batavia to Antwerp.—Wind E. N. R. Postrsart trrw. Jrtvit 6.—Arr.ive.l chip flodreid, Haab. from Cork ; limes Sihhald, Forbes. frail the Downs, fur Bombay.—Wind S. E. BRISTOL, JUNE $.—A letter has been received this Jar from Nverpool, stating that the Voider, Dawson. while loading et Dem fur this Port was born% with about NMI casks of roger, which acroont was brought by a ves►el arrived at Cork from Iterluolner, hut the owner of ths Fairley bas not received an advice", on the subject. .~ .~--- SPORTING INTELLIGRNCR. ASCOT HEATH RACES.—Thins:my; 11. sit e. The Gold Cup, value 100 gs. the merles (If say) to be paid to tile winner in specie. A sabseription of 20gs earls. For three year olds. Set. 10lb.. foot, Sot. solb , Asa, tit. 121 b.„ six and aged, 9st. 31b. Mares allowed Xb. Two miles and a half. Mr. Ramsbottons'a Sir Iluldibraad, 4 yrs old—(Backle) t Mr. Flelde's b. f. Nora', 4 sr' old Mr. L. Charlton's Master Henry, aged 3 Duke of Rutland's ch. c. by 01.4asiau. 4 yes old 4 Won by a length. The Windsor Forest Stakes of 30as eget. h. ft., for three year old flilieh, tilt. 41b. Old Mile. H. R. H. the Ouse of York's Mectress--(Goodison) .. I Mr. West's b. f. by Mansion .. 2 Doke of Rutland's bl. f. by Sooleasko I Woa by three quarters of a length. A Sweepstakes of 30gs each, 20gs ft.; for two year old colts, Sat. Alb., and fillies. list. Sib. Two Year Old Course. Mr. Wyndham's b. f. by Wanderer—(Suckle) 1 Mr. Rogers's f. by Sella 9 Mr. C. Day's ch. c. Ontario H. R. 11. Duke of York's b. t. by Woful .. 4 Mr. T. Sadler's b. e. br. to Putorella 5 Mr. W. West's b. f. by Waterloo .. 6 Won by half a length. The Renewed Sweepstakes for IS: - 3 sod ISIS, of lOcs each. for three year old colts, Sat. 71b., and Silica, Sat. Mb. The New Mile. Mr. Rogers's br. c. by haphazard—(Buckle) Lo►d Darlington's hr. to Antonio .. H. R. H. the Doke of York's Eleetress Lord G. H. Cavendisk's b. f. lafaata .. 2 .. s .. 4 Won by half • kogth. A Plate of .O(. for ill ages; three year olds, 70... fon, Wt. bib.; Ste. 9st. • tie and aged, Ost. Mb. Heats, one rile and a half rad:. Mr. Field's Violas, b yes old .. 2 I I Mr. Whiteside's Ineeatator. 4 yes old I '2 dr luesatstor won the first beat by a neck only—the second was a good race, which was won by Yanko by a length. Sweepstakes of lOUgs each ; for colts, bat. lib., and fillies, 9st. 31b., then three years obi. New Mlle. f.ord Lowlbee's e. by Selhe—(Bnetle) Mr. Wyndham's e. by Whalebone 2 Lord G. H. Cavendish's br. e. by Mlddletborpe Woo by half a length. The Heath was honoured with the Royal presence yesterday, as it bad alert been on the first day of the At about one o'clock his Majesty arrived, eel upon eateries the Royal Booth, he immediately pre. sented himself at the window, sad was greeted with a cheer from the spectators below. He was dressed in a plain blue coat and black stock, without star or or namemt et say description. ilia Majesty was arenas palsied by the Ddke of York, the Prince ups Princess Esterbsay, the Doke of Dorset, and most of the other Noblemen and Ledies who composed the Royal party on Tuesday. The other company was considerably more numerous than on the day preceding ; and the weather, owing to a pl t breeze, and the eon's being occasionally screened by clouds, rendered this amusement more agreeable than on either of the other days.—The King left the ground immediately after the commencement of the Colt race (the third in the list) for his Cottage in Windsor Great Park, when he entertains a large party at dinner to-day. The French Ambassador, and many other persons of distinction, ar rived from London at the Cottage in the course of the dry, to be present at the dinner party. Oa Thursday last, at Rye, in Sussex, a feat nee was run between Edward Rayner, the Kentish pedes trian, and James Betteridge, the Berkshire runner, who was matched to run ten miles ever a one mile piece of ground, for a purse of ten guineas. They started about six o'clock in the evening, in tun speed, in the p co of a great number of spectators, amidst the chants of " Berkshire for ever." The first mile was run in five minutes anti twentrfive seconds; Betteridge about tea yards behind, and betting 3t02 on Rayner. The neat mile was run In five minutes and thirty•two seconds, Betteridge the above distance behind. Ile third mile was run in five minutes and twenty-fenr seconds, Rap ner 12 yards behind. The fourth mile Rayner was 20 yards behind, and 5t03 on Betteridp. Vie first five miles was run by Betteridge ID 27 minutes, Rayner 100 yards behind, when he broke down, i n great perspiration. iletteridge went on and completed the ten miles in one boar aml thirty seconds. Tl3ll parse was delivered to Betteridge, at the lieorge Inn, Rye, by the Chairman, in the presence of 100 gay sportsmen, amidst three load cheers. A subscription was immediately entered into, and parted between the winner and loser. Rayner ac knowledged that he lost against his will ; and that Bet teridge was the best rimer that beim! ever started with. CO3i3fERcIAL INTELLIGENCE. There was no improvement in the Sugar Market yes. terday ; on the contary, the last public sale was ef- fected at a reduction of la to Is. 6d. per cwt. Rums share the fate of other (Vest India produce. There were a few orders from the Continent, but they were at 4J. per gallon under the market price. Coffee was very heavy, but the price remained as on Tuesday. Baltic produce remains very fiat. A few casks of St. Petersburg Yellow Candle Tallow were disposed of yesterday morning, as low as 345. per cwt. Coe.. EXCIIANGH. Jc a 7.—The Market this morn. ink continues very doll, and there are 'carrel, any buyers, except for the finest samples, at a reduction of 21. per qr. Of the inferior sorts the priers may he quoted nominal.—Peas, Bemis and Barley, maintain last market day's prices. There has been • good arrival of Oats, which maintain last Monday's prices, but all inferior qualities are rather lower. SMITH/MD M June 7.—The Market was this morning exceedingly full of Sheep and Lambs ; amongst which were • quantity of the inferior sortie Prime Lamb of 4& store sold for lits. Mutton is lower in price. There were also a great number of Calees of inferior description. The Oxen were few in n•mher. Upon the whole, this day's market is lower in prier than last market day —Deer, Yr. 61. to 3.. 4,11.; Ted, 3s: 6d. to 4s. 41.; Lsmh, 3s. 6J. to 41. 6.1.; 2s. to 2.. Bd.; Pork nominal. _.. ,r - - . _h . . . 1 :ter --- -~ 7 7