The Statesman. — London, England, 1822-08-27 00:00:00

THE sn Ores: Gnomes Mimosas of the "Sirtprioe," Conant Vans. dated at • Bask. natealtilkte_lilp Selig stable at &dee; end Kgaresso“ Gant at to Mooed to Parsee, to lig elms etwo_from Salegams, in oonegneeme of tie Henke blockading Nuts. We riar . ormel We. that British ships of !raised, Patties Mr. Foe did not de any of shoes deals is war, de net enders Mr: Pia G i spinet sp t i e reeks &wind se ably by rearty ; sad for *bleb do- &Ida_ as well as mbar us , , Pros," on vessels, astentsg with scripdos Mr. Finnerty wain severely paolehed. supplies for Torldsb forte besieged and blockaded by Mr. Foe did sot Wag la any Sills, galled Irish to Brooks. Farther thee this we have sot beard of aay loserredieu Acts, by which the people of that country &repeats viesela receiving molestatioa from titan are shut up in their boons from anent to sus-rise;tioro." sod which „aeries the treasportior of woo without itht d u PITI STASIMPLZ.JiIIoTII3.—Tbe Turkish sad an fleets are said to have jaind off Selo, sad :at trial by Jury; sad within soy Judge presiding, el• ta b oo a 000tb . — ,.. rcpt men Jading of Ole Pone aided by a Sergeaot at 7 New York papers ban arrived this morniecto the LAW. o f sa m e . a „ as l a p ee- . 4th imamat e containing some very laterestiog articles lian w a r at t' s : 4 9 "" stai r t4 '`i ie r , s ';', whoa proof theme( was relative to the Brasile. up to the begiesing of hoe, offered t• be brought to the bar of the Heuso, seen which we regret oar limits will not allow us to land. west aff trisavbsady. is owtoogoowoo e l each proof Frees these docemests it appears that a complete being rejected ea the ground that nob practises were . ebsoffo• with Ilse men of the relays Repot. as _ as aosa _ doe; ,. sa d r a m, b e . was about to take plan Is the Goverment of that ddea7dienev7dnes"" these mot to be L ard. b ona ., i t gooney. and that • Gummi Coaditseet and Legisia -4."'.1%. a mud plus a mma i g , sin Assembly, eemposed of the deputies of the differ- Wall M ar y eat provinces would. as soon as possible be convoked . e " Mr. Fos, d. ring his admisistratiso, had not nen From La Claire we learn that as Act of Cosmos Jae", swung iwptitoooh boar ran sa d a hell has passed. freeing the l.diaa nations from the op. (bowleg saffeeed len impriseemen fee wan of bail Freedom of Spanish laws, sod placing them ea the behave trial) for unfair pamphlets twies, sod for Wag feedog of chines. ease at a tiling UNWISE when he did on goy a weed : lair did Mr. Fox, while Minster. and while this poor laboaring man was thee imprlessoed, advise the letting oat of air 1111111ASSill bores at the east a abbot one year, being about a third part of Ills imprinemeet, dm said Measles's haeieg hoes convicted of the most atrocious bribery and corrupdea. Mr. Pot did not, wises a minim and a belt of men polities/a fora Refine of Pediment, briag in a report on which was hooded a law, autberising the Ministers to ionise. soy men that they might regard as suspect. ed, is any jail that they pleased; to keep them there as Naga; they pleased. to proven the. from seeing any body bat they pleased. and to deprive them of the use of pea, int, and paper. Mr. Fes never called the adopting such measures as this pursuing the "stens path of duty;' nor did he ever ay tint he was sorry that the Law Officers of the Crown could discover nothing to prosecute in such and such publication, Mr. Fez never coagratulated his hearer/ open tbe eir co:edam of the Ands hang risen la consequent of i the passing of a pester of Impriseemest Bill and of • s...penion of the Aet of Habeas Corpse. :etc Fez never advised or ddessled the issuleg of as did like Sidotooth's Circular. Ile Fes sever advised thanks to be gives to the Ma. gistrates and Yeomanry of Manchester, after a sees. like that of the 16th of August, 1811; ear did Parsee Hay receive his rich preferment during the adeniaistratioe of Mr. Fox. Mr. Fox, daring his administration, never witnessed an Oldham Nowt s and so fairest ever oat on the hotly of Mr. Fos. Mr. Fos knew nothing of Si: stets, demanding bail frees Printers before they begin to print; bled. iag wee to the peace and good behaviour for libel lee• fore enrietioa ; making them liable to forfeited rigor oleaseee io spite ef acquittal; bsnjshing meta foe ut tering say thing having a toodeny to bring either HMO of Parliament let. coateept ; forbidding men sa meet eves to petition wittiest special astberitr Magistrates; making is trausportatlea to resin in case of such meeting; making it death to wound any hiaristrat• or Officer in nob resistance. Mr. Fez. daring his adusiaietratlon, did not on Mr. Bract transported. Mr. Fox never brought 1. a Bill, nor supported • Bill, for =ibis% it transportathat to be seen in or afar a serer in pursuit of game after dark; and asking it death in • poacher to wound a gameteeper is ass affray anise such circumstances. Me. Fox. when the patios was le distress, nevi" talked of making the labourers dig boles ono day and VI stem up the next. Mr. Fox never brought Green Bags down to the Parliament crammed with papers flint over by a Milan estemieslon. He was a participator in a Bill of Palos and Penalties ageing a friendless Queen ; ahtl when a jest, a humane, a generous people, baldly 'upped forward to save her, Mr. Fes called that people " the basest populace." Mr. Fox, when that unfortunate Lady had had her heart shivered to pieces, and become • corpse at his directed that corpse to be dragged along Kensingt.tn Owsiel Pitts sod round the dirty esiskirte of the town. II:. For, as to outward appearaacee, was not re attiktble for his religion. Castlereagh, you tell us was excessively phial!. Yon say, in your paper of this very illy, that he nerd to kneel dews amongst the poorest of the poor at North Cray, and there regularly receive the sacrament! 'Mr. Fox, most assuredly, sever did this ; and Sir. F never had any thing to do with °um and EDWARDS. Mr. Vol was, therefore, as you say, "borne along via pob,ic pomp to the sepulchre, and there was no "imseit offered 19 his ashes." Mr. Fox was heated by nobody ; loved by a great many : your hero has had his funeral erasion pronounced; and you must be a dull beast ilhired, if you cannot discover-sufficient reason fur the difference of conduct is the people epos she two occasions, wii hoot resorting to the miserable pretence that their minds have been perverted by "sordid stritotters " We are told, that, at the grave, Lord Liverpool seemed 'level+ , rank in grief, wept much, and "shook his herd." Well be ;bight : it was a season for serious rrlrction. The sight before him, together with the &mt. that most be still ringing is his ears, were suffiri en t to ma k e him reflect on what I have b a d t h e h oeou r often to tell him ; namely, that the stern path I. not the path that leads to peace, to happiness, and to homier. WM. COBBETT. The.Faris papers, whisk we have received to ;he . 25th 'mutest, are for the most part filled with she leo terrogatioes of the leclivianala charged with cos spills( at La Rochelle. From the natant of the, *widows hitherto prodaimed, it weald really *prof that the plot was moo of those ezpodiests adopted by the Police to implicate and get rid of men who an suspected of being still attached to the receding or direr things. The Klou's Festival was to be kept on Sunday last by public rejoicings, sod in the coarse of the day the inauguration of the new Statue of Louis XIV. was to take place in the Square dee Viaoires. Ties KING'S Von. TO SCOTLAND...44MM from Edinburgh received this morning state that the Peer's ball, on Friday night, was en a mile of magnificence hitherto unknown in Scotland. At an early hour the emus (in George's-street) were com pletely filled with the most lovey and brilliant amens- Wage of females of the, highest rank, and peers and commoners of the first distinction in the country. His Majesty arrived about half past nine; entered the ball-room In high spirits, and immediately callei for a reel, is which, however, he of course did not join; and I remained for as hour and a half, apparently mesh delighted. An imams' crowd attended is George's street, sod guards were in readiness; but the nasal good sense of the people rendered their interference quits unnecessary. MaISTAL DELOIIIO,I."—We well remember that for some years Lord CASTL 666666 and his colleagues bare been callieg the Reformers "poor deluded " irretvics" ; yet they were punished for their " dela ' " Glen." Aye, the very circumstance of their being ender delusion was the ironed for Indic:lag on them pnaishment insalferahle. Bat, when Lord Cirrus himself becomes amenable to the Lairs ea a felon,it requires as more than to prove him a" iljtorled sum" effectoally to sews his body from jor.iee . . Si. Wm. Comm.—This .an, aoslghtly enough Is breeches. seems to have been ;poly ailicted with "the "strange antbitiou to logic, lege." sad hoe otrooja, ingly put himself Into petticoole; bit his pOrgemse was most likely that of extractiag a smile fens Royalty, no matter whether of contempt or otherwise. A *mak is. to be sum a smile. and. when tessed,dows before so gross a feeder. it matters little what may be its precise nature. Darn act anort or Lemma Pao TTTTT .—Tbe tenant of twenty acres of land, in the parish of Week Saint- Lawrence, Is the county of Somerset. which had for some years past boas let at bOl. per annum, haying at Lady.day last asked for a reduction of rent. and the landlord having refused to accede to hie request, the former offered the latter (no notice to quit had bran given) 1011 to take possession of the premises, and that sum was accepted. The same land has very recently been offered to be let at 301. per annum, but a tenant has not upon those very low terms even yet been forod.—(Bristel .11ereery Ectract of a lever, da'e.l Lisboa. Augsat 9 :--" A vote his passed the Curies fur raising a new loan. the amount of which will be ten millions of crosadoes (aboat one million sterling). The security fur the re payment will be the duties of customs generally. and the tax on tobacco. Any other security that the contractors may point out or think requisite, will be added, if, practi cable, to the above named." Ten Revenue cruisers are ordered to be paid eir among which number are the following :—Vanry, Harpy, Redbreast, Repulse, Tartar, Active, Eagle and Lion. We understand the New Proprietors of Vauxhall In tend closing the Gardens no Friday next, after an overflowing , which, as spirited sod liberal men, they were justly entitled to expect. There are, how ever, two more •pportnnities, namely, next Wednes day and Friday for the Admirers of Rope Vaultieg, and others who have not seen the seep. sing Julio Bel. linek. The King of all the Devils as he is sod wily termed in a professional point of view, and his wonder ful family, including the Want devil, to witness their more thee wonderful exploits; and the other splendid amusements which have truly astonished and delighted thousands nightly. A damask , in the neighbourhood of this city, is now manufacturing some tray napkins for a noble man's family in Westmorland, which have the follow ing inscription woven iu them :—" Spun by Mary Noble, in the 106th year of her age." —(Carlisle Juirrial.) James Pratt, Esq. second son (we believe) to Gr oan' Pratt, accompanied by his friend Mr. Drury, drove into the county of Wicklow, on Wednesday List, on a shooting excursion ; the two gentlemen were le an inside car ; Mr. Pratt's gun, which was unfortunately loaded, was placed by his side in the ear; Mr. Drury ob dto him, " Yon are subject to cold, and liable to a sore throat put your handker chief round your seek." The lamented young gen tleman complied, and in moving to adjust his hand kerchief, it is supposed, his foot touched the trigger of his gun, the muzzle of which, by accident, slipped towards his side; the piece went of; the contents lodged in Mr. Pratt's side, and he expired shortly afterwards —(Dablia paper.) At the fair at St. Lawrence, by Bodusin. on Wednes day, there was a most abund ant supply of cattle, and the sale was more brisk than it has been at soy fair for the last four years. Several hundred bead of cattle were sold, but no advance of price took place.—A great number of horses were offered for sale, but there wet. few buyers. ;gm ,dr. licit 11. 0 t STOCK EXCHANGE, TWELVE O'CLOCK. There has scarcely any business been doing here Coneols ue steady at tiOte; Reduced are tilt. 'in-morrow is Settling day. In Foreign Foods very tittle has hitherto been done. New Spsnish. 5411-01 d, 651—New Prussian, 1174 1011,95- tnili.4a—Nespolltso, 771--Coiesehiaa, NU — '""P, bri—RessiabSi toga. Extract of a letter f rom the Agent to Lloyd's at , dated July 17 : " The situation of this plus continues tranquil and sitl , factory. We have received a letter from Mr. Thos. -- N THR DESEIING ROOM OF THE NARQUESS OF LONDONDERRY: TO MIITTOR OF TIM ITATSSM/004 Leedom. Mtg. 24. Sur..Upow the Impost of the law Marquess of ,14t4,4111e s it dots sot appear. that the gseetioe .. her his Lordship bad a loohingllsee before Ms. is the coutalulo• of the fatal deed. The dresslovoiseu being described as "tong sod marrow," sad his Lordship as steadier before the wiodow ; the most oseologly cosvealeat plate for his dressing table would he the window recess. The fact of his bawls& leokiog glass before his, to geld* his is his als. wield rove a good deal of methodical delibera tion, slid ladeed. if he effected it without such aid to se shllbal nastier. as it appears ha did. assay a ser ge'. say easy his Ibis anatomical keowledge. I as, Sir. ice. , N. D. EDNERAL SiSVIVE ON I SUICIDE. Ti Tee 101101 or ems STATIIIIMAN. 5te...40 the beak of Cosmos Prayer. previous to th, genie" ler the burial of the dead. the service dimmer fellows s— 'llThsek is to boasted, that the sire easier is " set to fro rod foe say that di* unhaptleeds sr as• tommealestak or Moo tiakat Lando epos thew " scion" -. By what eutbeeky did the Des. of Westminster, meow* to read the burial service ever the body of theism solorious suicide, is defines of the directioas above toted ? The sail Deal to say knowledge, re flood (sad was justified la refesisg) to recd the burial service over the body of the least sots of the Dohs 464 Duchess tot Cumberland, though strongly urged by the Duke to do se, because the child died usbap chest s bow thes ess he justify the readier it is the 'use of the late suicide t who Well pronounced to be suck by the verdict of the Coroner's leggiest f Ob serve, the rubric, does sot surely isterdict the readier the burial service over such as are fain de se, hut over ell such "se Imo laid violent Agile upon agouties ." of coarse from whatever cause, whether from Issacy or sly other. Th- Bishop of Lousiest was present at the (aural as a mourner. Was it decent in him. is his two diocese, to eosatessnee a violation of the flan of the eetablisbed thumb, when it was a duty to punish any clergy's., whom he knew to be guilty of such an of• fence ?—Beiag prompt, ►e ought se have interfered to prevent the Dees from proceeding to read the femoral service. I am Your bumble Bervast, IMrso•Dalt T. August 26, 1822. BPECITLITION IN TALLOW. TO THE EDITOR OF THE STATESMAN. Sta,—For sees time past as attempt bu been male, although attended with but little success, to raise Ito prints of soap and candles. Neatly half a itstii•u.of fumy has been embarked la the scheme, to - iiTylirelt Is has hitherto rained is. that of an accumulation of the raw material, to an wont before equalled in the history of the trade. The prices in foreign markets continue to decline, and the supply like that of meet other articles, is most super aboadant, and Nearly double what the consumption requires. As yos are an advAeate for the public deriving these volunteers from low prices to which they are moat jestly entitled, I tenet that you will consider it your duty to elation them agalast any attempt that may be made forth, nest two or three months to force up the prices, as from the internees* acetionlatioo of stock, which by the expiration of that time will take place cm this market, a reductios of 15 or 20 per cent. must then inevitably take place. A. B. i dYNARK R r 771RATRIi. Aa arreeell': little farce called Family Jars was in troduced to public notice last night. his scarcely pos sible to imagine any thing more simple than the plot. which consists entirely of the equiroque arising out of the mistakes of Porcelain, (Teem) whose occupation is expressed by hie name, and Deg (Lisiow,) his Fore man, whose respective sons have married withoot the consent of their parents. The humour of the piece is well sustained in the second act by the interviews which take place between the two fathers and their supposed daughters in-law: here it was impossible for gravity itself to resist the comic genius of LISTON. The Farce ended, as all Farces are supposed to end, in reconcilia tion and mutual happiness The latter was commeni. rated to the audience ; as Lirrom announced the piece for repetition without bearing one dissentient voice. Of LISTON we hare already spoken, though this may i scarcely be considered necessary. TailllT is known to be steady sad agreeable in every thing he undertakes. Mrs. tiARRICIL and Mr. LEON* Lee sang some pleasing airs, which were well received. The latter appears to he a young was of gentlemanly, unassuming manners, and might,we think, be brought with effect into some more pro n:inent character; his voice has a resemblance to hat of Btaham. The rest of the parts were filled very respect ably; or at least the audience were io such perfect good humour as to be well pleased with every thing. SPORTING INtELIGENCE. BETTING AT TATTERS tLL'S.—Auo 26. DONCASTiII ST. LEOS a.—l 6 to 8 mot Swap—S to ant f. out of Maodane-12 to I *rug Ajax-14 to I mot Starerllus-18 to I agst Mr. Gaseolgne's r .-2. to 1 apt :Ratios-26 to I agst br. to Antonlo-30 to I aid Theo dore--21.1 to I test Pitgarllek-33 to Ind Lord Egretnuat's c.-40 to I agst Euphrosyne. HEREFORD RACES. FRIDAY. Avo._2S. A Macaroni Stakes of lOgs each, wit► li4s added, for horses not thorough bred. Two-mile Meats. Mr. F. H. 'Mosses b. g. Sylvan. 4 yrs 01d,.. .. I I Mr. DSTirell b. S. Antelope, 3 yrs old.. .. 3 2 Mr. 3lorgan's ch. c. Broomstick, 4 yrs old. .. gdr An all•axsd Plate of Fifty Sovernlans. Twn wile heats. Mr. Maititv's eh. c. by Lismahago, 3 yrs. Olt. 71b. S 1 I Mr.Jones's br. h. Vamp) re, 3 yrs. RM. 10Ib. .. I 2 2 Mr. Roberts's b. c. Gallivant, .. .. 2dr A Sae nee. The first and seems,' heats were so well eentested, that it was verb difficult to determine which was the winner. A Plate of but. for the Herefordshire Yeomanry Cavalry. Mr. Walker's gr. 1. Chanel,' Molly, 4 yrs. (Oat. 101 b. I Mr. Clarkson's br. g. Paddy, aged, Htst. Mb. 2 2 Mr. Constaing's eh. g. Smuggler, 8 yrs. lest. 21b. .. 9dr Mr. Lane's gr. m. Imeesinster Lass, .5 y►s. 1 let. 9lb. 4dr Won easy. Paddy the farottrite. ▪ . a a et 311 CS 2 t O 110 • V f= , s g I a. — X z ee do -; ega:: 31) • ' l s )i ; e 0 as • gd • • • .3 1 _ ▪;• •4 M a. 0. O my 1.1 a. s Ts 1 • 2 of. r. 120. 3E " . 8 a. l 0 E. • 1 al a d a ; 14 ii iC 4 N. 1 42] Ila •• r • ;al 4 . ! 2 x 1:4 E 4 COUNTA Y MARKETS. --.2 S" I g ;11. • a U 2 At Lewes Corn-market. en Toes Jay last. the prices were—Red Wheat. 321. to 40i. ; raised ditto, 421.; sad White ditto, 361. to 445. Very little badness sleeted. CiltellUTlll COIN curs inspector's ratans of the present week are thus :—Wheat, 341. U. sod Barley. 20s. 711. per qr.—The quarter. loaf is at last fallen to 6d. Arundel Beast Market. ea Teeeday, was well sap• plied with prime stock t and the trade is general was well supplied with prime stock; and t►e trade is ge neral was somewhat brisk. although the prices varied but little from the precedieg markos.dap. The prices quoted as fellow: Beef. Ps. Sd. to 3. 4J. pot stone ; Welber Mutton, fld. to 3s. per Mesa ; Ewe Manse. 2s. 811, to 2s. Bd. per stone; Lamb. Ss. 6d. per *tone ; Veal. 31. per stone. Chichester Market. en Wedoeeday, was sgsis 811 ed pleatifally, and mutton and beef were bought at from 2s. to 3s. per stone. Good store pigs, which were sent to market to be sold at eve-third the sum which would have been demanded in 1818 for such stock. were drives km. without eves the price of them being asked Noawien, AUG. 25,--Our Corn Market was thinly attended on Saturday, and very little busioess was done. Wheat experienced a farther reduction of le. per comb. and Barley advanced as mach. No parti. cular alteration in other grain. _ . Theft was a good sepply of the usual stock of Scuts, and Homobreds, and the drovers kept steady to their late prices. Also a large quantity of Lambs, Wed, Half•brad Leicester, at from 101. to 121. per score, and many were sold. LTNN. Ara. 22.—We bad rather a small market on Tuesday, but a tolerable good supply of New Wheat. which met a heavy sale at a reduction of 4 to ss. per quarter on prime samples. A sample or two of New Barley appeared—the quality coarse, which sold at 225. per quarter. Other articles are dell sale, and LUX/TM Aga. 20.—Wheat harems is nearly fi nished in this county, and considerable quantities of Oats are already cut down. New Wheat sold in this marlsetrah Saturday at so low a price as 104. per barrel ; that is. for 0.1. per stone, or Ps. per Winches ter bushel, or ISs per qnarter, according to the mea. sure used at Mark-lace, London. At Newport, in the Isle of Wight, docks are 2s 61. • couple, and a v.ry good goose may be had for 2s. 6d.; and a sucking fog, weirsinir seven to eight pounds, fetches only 2s. 3d. to 2e. 9.1. and butchers' meat is cheap in proportion. . . . W &&&&& ORD MARIST, Ace. 22.—hatter has Ivo es improving fur the last two days. On Teesday. farmers' first qualities optima at 78s. to 78s. 6d., ae,l left off a shilling higher. Yesterday, this description was at 796. 6d. to 60s. generally, and one prime lot übtaioed 81s. Weighed at the Crane on Tuesday, 341 firkins, a large proportion of wbieh were brokers' parcels—yesterday, 300, all from farmers. TROTTING MATCII.--.BRIORTON, Avo. 26.—A few days ago, Mr. Page, for a stake of one thousand sovereigns, started a fine horse in a gig, himself ananayinic the reins, to trot, on the Lewes road, eight miles, four miles out and four in, in thirty-five minutes. Mr. Page had theme to tarn his horse, owing to his breaking into a canter ; and eventually lost the stake, after performing the task in thirty-seven minutes and a half. The general opinion is, that the horse, a noble spirited creature, would have been successful, had he been under the experienced guid ance of a professional whip. As a lientleumn Jarvis, hot , Mr. P. ranks high. Oa Sunday last an Inquest was taken in tbe Nor wich city gaol, before Mr. W. Bell, one of his Ma jesty's Coroners, on view of body of John L.snlme. aged about 26 years, who was Weal last assizes, and cast fur death, (bat reprieved, OR transportation far life) which, seemingly, preyed upon his mind to that degree, that a fever ensued, which speedily put • pe ri,ad to his existence. Verdict—died by the visitation of Odd. • I. 1.-L-) 'ISM 'gems -elf aetell ••N ilelnd je — Jaiteini .1 gel 4 ‘ 301 1 "OW 90 1$ 11 illa -Oil Jo Jog Mast 'EmMind ii• atmeseg •a►u►gfsK L►owoo guipy • •seuisikos Ansa se Ssitiam t I t r_- T. a Li m ~;, 1 , 10 Jed maim 112 li as 44 ka fa a z al e 2 " 1 - • • .-•-., .. - ELI El 44 I 6 ile et 4. of ~7~ i v: _ ~=: ~~ ~. ~~, ~;~ 1. II