The Statesman. — London, England, 1822-04-22 00:00:00

elan." whit t 01111 Obit of •' Jae•iiitiisa" still ? mina or soy t►isi per lon it thisk, that It has t of tbo people of ler to ma riot oso sake pot to pot of Tasisoboorr ? et to-morrow. oat have arvind, within* own farads, the peiti 7 • hen Vines. however. is deemed et yen in , 114 was Bien ft inn Sonnies. hat that his is Adel it was nwelatied Bum says the writer. ne semis I alien that earner destroyed. The are satirelysl a warn: flaky is a detailed noon I utiles et the 'Twin. ✓ war. the eentanwentwt with the meet dreedfal Awls the einem of elk sown Ustettmiaaa prfs she Nash 'tieersoleat r d alwlndiatiog tiii Inns with &giant fir a . tad lilted the lehabitans. le the Eglluh. with snit dee is Fran* nit a now he the annum el coosid the ?awe esneis • Ints• le. selatleeed ea the !aim women of the Oise. whe. Ilehle Dabs Anna) an of despair. " Sot a night which dine le en eons Maps WOO have hewn* t adL to the giaeral terror he issiailtie &goats el this disosoory. set wily at by the soot active re los d dbe &pastors% who mearilig them releeneatw anise of Cieverseent are. sat it eau be so Mager the ineadiaries is to drive impair. *ashy to intone Ziag aad n yeoman& avian the I. with nankin activity. en Wawa/seem the por es ban to expect sly the We sidiestasd polities ere Alertly to be rens* egoist die prase ryas of Licoadar POW Masai, trim various plass Is the tessery. OM fns the tows of Roadisg. with sore 'has a thinned sigsatores, will be pressed tosigio. f asd asides faint the asighbiteriog besets will be presossod es or hobs Modoesday. Toseortlay enorsieg, Kr. Bordwieli was Sear* from des city ta Obsess. to be la radiuses ti staid 'Mal at lb. Cirosk Caste in that tows. is Mesh; .sit.—(lfidisborgli tier.) We sodorstand that all the wftsesses who ewe sitaisowad ea appear ow the trial of Mr. W.. Meer, Sortbspiek. ea Monday seat. bus roodood asks Ad k win Sot b sioessoary tor those to appoas Is Mist owns the bedlam Is w he deposed of we lave sot board.--(Mid.) • The r p . m ere .,, wa y—. We ken that do Sad ladies scswh Saud las esprit parrot." seital Wady.ei daurday % a IP Of seedier ad the Suroposis trespellieuti Sean I this mossuro. it apposes. ass so avomplldoed -set sr* auziety sod dans Maar dos boos reseed w doh quartors's Prays Wks* sad soldiori declared that *ay wield bark soil as order be diat_pospsse arrival Voss la Lisbon. The Maas .21or amies `saw (basilisk sposiolnis 'rinds with the owed teasijoillty. wee r sari demi tokaiiimoke• .otramillidi IY pens as beard see d de bigassis opposite to she quarters of the Portsgoeso bads% slat kw the risers isle tlie sada. dos el his dotormisados. After See tioi they agreed ea min*. - w atididsti this stoatis arrears of pay.. lola were by - do troops, sitoeM provioosly be paid w dons. The Pries proposed this they Arad roods eel south's pay is their quarts" awl she -resainiag two sispoilis wben es beard the trassptires. Totbistboodairsiwid so power of assostiog, sad ibey naked to dolt "tortes. Tin Prise passed she sight is peeparaties for as Stack by tbs mantis of war sad gosboas es do quartos-at Pnyadvasil., at the same duo givisg onion to the Beasaliss troops to mussed thus es the laid side. The day broke without soy spoon al; suhaississ I ht. about sips o'clock, the troops Ia gas to strike their tests, sad were shortly after pen solvadoo the groat joy .f the Iskabitaste, embarking with their baggage. Add they soadsood be do -during the day. They saw be Lidos as the sees Jog et the 16th, seder sassy of two Mesas, wbisb bassover. ere esly to assospitay tbas se be se de lino. 'Tim past was dreamed to savoy this Id. gases to Rorer. Om dreasistaas we sad addle a sasiasclioly sass, slash damped els rissr amen z= baba at the soak of shits. is do `of the stars. the Prisms Royal aid her Easily bed been assayed to Santa Cr... 'Piss labs Pries, owing to the .spoon to she host. by travailing is as l epee carriage, was attacked by a ass*, which proved Letters. dated Nov. 26, has bees resolved from Pas Disuse's Lad. The Malabar saris ship bad just arrived, ad was Ass ridlag at nulls in the Cos. N.111“001 parties asides) swedes* to armies la the slaty. TM pat bad ass WSW, Tsai. - olt sides • wood ttoisis-11111ftpessitseildr is the Wader, good lased was eagerly seaght owl rapidly increasing is vase. Some farms, la advantspose situations. had said for Ne. the acre; a very high price is dist esmotrr„ cossiderieg the espouse of clearing sad preparing it for caltivados. A passage from ose of the letters, which we quote, will farther describe the sitnatios of the sassy " The leeks of t►is island, from the sameross portal's's 91 Merino rams as.l ewes. ars very mac► improved, and the wool fetches a pod price. Yoe a man who loves his iadependeoce, this campy appears us a one of the most desirable i■ the world. besides that it is a most healthy place. We pay no taxes, have oar lead fur Wilier. get 10s. a bushel for oar wheat, sad 54. a payed for oar meat from the Clovers meat all the year rousd. Convict servants are pre. Tided by the governesest for all settlers who apply, sad are furnished with provisioas fur els months. The families ef the settlers are ale* furnished with provi sions for six maths, which is a great thing for young beginners. Of the general cbaraeter of the settler* hitherto. I cassot say mach ; did they bat correspond with the soil as/climate. it would be a mast delectable spot to li►e in; ►ut time, I bars no dosist, is this respect, ameliorate ear condition." Tag Awry —The 71st Light heraldry will search from Chatham on Tuesday AS 234 inst. arrive at Paddington en the following day. and proceed on the 23th last. by the Crated Junction Canal. for Liver. pool. when it will be embarked for Dublin. The following chaise of military in Ireland. we *re informed. is ordered :-Ist Dragoon Guards from &Marsha to Dahlia ; 3d Light Dragoons from Li merick to Dallisrobo; 12th Lammers from Dublin to Limerick; 25th Foot from Boyle to Belfast; 23d Pointers from Derry to Boyle. AIM ParThrrica. dram. 20.—The. undermen tioned services will he le the coarse of parses( the 224 fastest (this day):—Royal Bounty; Adjacent. of Local Militia; Retired Pay. wider the Acts 51st and 524 of Ueorge the Third. The payment of three months• half-pay to the re silient Olken of his Majesty's Lau Forces to the 24th March last. will riestioesee on Wednesday. the 24th fastest. The 24 Regiment of Foot is ordered to march from Brighton en the 24th inst. for Hell, where it is ex pected to arrive about the 13th of May. The 6611 Regiment. on helix relieved by the 24 Regiment, will march from Hull. to Newcastle-upoa- Tyne. The 7th Fusileire is ordered from Newcastie-apon- Tye' 'to Chatham. • raIINIONASIS 11 , 111ILLIGENCO.—Superb Leghorn Hats of the Noy Fabric.--Vyse respectfully acquaiets the Nobility and (hairy. that he has manufactured a superior assortment of new and elegant shapes for the Spring Fashion. at 30. Ludgate-street...-41. B. A Correspondent Informs us that he is vendiog his Leg kora Hats spot' the IMO cheap principles as the cele brated Todd and Compa■y. To-Morrow Morning. at miss o'clock. the Lottery begins and finishes the same day. Tickets and Shares we:Tasted asdrawn, are selling by Riehardetio, Hoed• luck, and Co., who trold in Shares, 11,221, a Prise of 20,000 L drawn the 28th of last month. Deis, ARIL 2 "- Zvailltd•4 4 ,. istal he r fera. XL Rral l ilsielwa ; lord IPt i rris, figlosett fat Mid..-1/I.i ..It. • beiswara ; earniedlir o Law, fsr Ma. LIMPS Malik A Ise 'Llama Arnow, lot WM Year r Nal 40,* burs dos firer lan nett sad away, sin yawn., • Das% Jarmsers, tar i pens ; g.% Ills& ht.% Ir *An Awarssrals. XMAS; +li p t .1111111. Polle fatCaltlitla ita Ads t lissitasowl. for Ads tilers as 4 tb e : rhaor ,rsl iki t e rlL I . o.lmmers i Legt reed ; 71Vistass. At lb. Jsba's ; Hyped. Ihinowe. he allesoleld g rasht*ad. Twists, Wows. ' il'aexteretts. la—Aesteet ». Maws Elias. lieb Wa r sh agraC ; sod Deb. of Kw, frau rsiaaFris. at Ow pen, Csassek, fier ,• ... The Ilastiplkotovoa ye Alpe, Royal Owns sat, Amboy. atatefilok mold Povtsmset► yesterday fur OM Nora • Th• Mori Renege sailed from Chia& the Ill► afillessoboo. 'Mani at M. Ragas t►e 1611, of Ilekelmorfl ate MINA from skean foe England on t►e Ulla 41 Ike moo aroadt. The , Reenbay sailed from Alaimo tie fat of Doorather, left t►e Inglis at ember of imeargie, to Ike Steaks of Bases, es t►e f4th of 'arrival at tie Cape on t►e 34 of Febooory, sad foes *ease oa t►e 13tIt. arrived as St. Mina* do SRA oaf masa ►er voyage to lairind r t►a Nth of t►e mane aeot►. The woo whoa at the Cap* *a t►e M► of February, sad was felt ►ern so tbe Mb ►y the Bombay. TR' ARCTIC EIPSDMON. Os Ste NI of Masi last. at six o'clock, E. in. a cone organ wbe was seapiro gathering ses.weed oe Into loiters. in Ilse palish of y. moiety of Donegal, head a battle wlsieb bail boos &rows set by his je_sty's stAi hey. Capiale Parry, in lat. IL S. N. long. IL V. ?be eseetiyssan. *sakes to aseertaie the swateeteell die bowie, eenesiving it coataisal sonmetbiag witkb Wait be nimble to instantly broke it. mod linislafigger, ea whieb was Wonted the followieg, in sorsa 11 languages:— " Hie llejesty's ship For y. " Set othly. 19211. lat. 112. S. N. ling. n. W.— At see.j4 r weellerese brassesrent the landward. Sall misty Neale in e" V. ?ARMY. C•Miatillatf." Thep** be te Mr. Cbiebseta, who ismeedi- Mete it le doe Alsairelty. 0- Any - Was lona ilia Ist. SS. iS: F. king. 7.11. R. - 7-7 The 'Slog Mended Mime Service yesterday at the ' Chapel Serd St. Janses's. At the OW of the Ser vice Weed Stepleems, the Surverro I. sod Mr. UNA of de Lord Chaiderlaia's Oder, awed. ed hie Sigegy to view the Court Remiss of the Pa los*, wbieb ham been repaired. altered, impeured, sad doommod. The Kieg was accompanied by the Prin cess Augusta. wim had aim *Headed Divine Ser• vim at the Chapel Royal. His Majesty entered sad returned from the Palace by the garden entrance. The Marquess of Coeyegham. Marquess of Lou tioaderry. Lod Mounteharles. Sir William Knighton, and Mr. Walker. the apothecary, are, is is said, to at. teed his Mejsstyto the Continent. The Marchiouesses of Conynghsen and Lowdondetry are to join the Royal escort at Paris aid at Vienna. The Nobility. So, and nearly the whole of the bi divides]. who composed the Kill's domestic establish meet, haws left Brighton for London ; so that the Pa vilion IA nearly deserted. His Majesty's return is net expected for several 'months, until a Continental jourmy shall have been accomplished.—(Susec.r Saturday last, was married at Clifton. by the Rev. Wm. Mary Turner, Charles Frederick Williams. Esq. Barrister at Law, of Stone-building, Lincoln's Inn. to Elisabeth Wylde Browne, youngest daughter of the late Ralph Browne Wylde Browne, of Caughley, Salop ; sad melee of Thomas Whitmore, Esq. M. P. Lou BynotrouWe are requested, by a eorrespon dent. to correct some min- eats which have got isle circulation on the subject ot the late increase of fottenoto which Lord and Lady Byron have succeeded by the death of Lady Noel. The following particu are seared, ire correct r—" The late Lord Wantwerth leit. ; by.wiAl, a life-interest in his Lakes tertian, estate (about 6.0001. per annum) to his slater. Lady Noel, at whoa. death it was to descend to Lady Byron, fur her life only, and consequently to Lord Byron, in right of his wife, during her Lady ship's life. At the period of the separation between Lekd sad Lady Byron, it was agreed to by his Lird., shlib that should he, by Lady Byron's surviving Lady Noel, ever tome into possession of the rental of the estate, a friend should be named by Lady Byron, to meet a flied on the part of his Lordship, and that their decision should fix what portion of the rental shoed be appropriated to her Ladyship's sole use. Lord Deere. on the part of Lady Byron, nut Sir F. Burdett, on the part of Lord Byron, sad they Love decided that one moiety of the net annual p‘oduce of the estate shall be appropriated to her Ladysiti„)."— (dfornieg Paper.) We are sorry to state, that on the evening of Sun day, the 31st March, a wheat stack belonging to Mr. Lynn, of Lock Haugh Lodge. near Ryton. was malici ously see on firs, and totally destroyed.---(Nitecostk Cleroaiele.) AMOUNT OF DUTY ON CANDLES. Timm Tallow Candles. VI a: Candles. Sperm. Candles , L. s. 4. 2. a. d. .e. s. 1781 211,603 111 10 6,324 4 10 117 10 2 179$ —819.916 11 7, 8.1018 10 10 904 13 9 1101 981,067 3 10 7.314 18 4 e9O is 0 1812 :14.9ee 16 7 9.623 12 4 1,714 IA 1 1831 364,0 4 6 10,138 14 7 2,604 11 4 V el ma , lit tee s V a debo r - 34 11 4Wei tioys. fir - iiewes, br la= isies?. - rAiriaa SI ' wii; 111014. Arrived Jule Clap- splleled "Ado 1 1 441 fer 5 ... 11. la. 4 .. wislo lholl TEupetarao AMA 111110.-Assioed five Geed frioadet II elandie. both dreghilmadookaw ea slwh Iles. sad Amick. wish 0 04 000 bee p_viatelp, OAR% free Leaks to Awed IWO Ile 'MG...I. IL IV. barwever. "he isil the Cerritos ef Aie pia lbe regiool lral insOrt et veL ali Te m 48 lig .:Zovis, lin the oppe r ealte d ' ...Med% W. it • la etirlillellesde. the ibe etareed ' a krefewitraarrard bowl. .rumps, mid S.— Paw 4 the How. Es* AO. lammed India ha* elle. br time, Isethel here 4 o w i e e nr eess. whit Ow %*. eamesay test sight, et oleos ses a t i on t h e is'ebsiriaih . " ha MN Mk Xarember. eed St. were claimed lishal meet seamiest a►sarditiss melte t►e pasties@ of t►s ad Government." If this re As be no treader t►at In The C•egia says. ►as te Asada, spies* wit►- sslf, as t►sk retreat wenid as inpleden ilangemes to are fnetboi eztracts from Person Name; foreserly at 'Paris, espetioseod as !emetic dioaer gives by the Hie repal,lie of Columbia. rday : several Pun sad Do. spas?. Lieutenant la dm Guards, r, grand daeghter of t►e sf t►e richest heiresses la cereasooy took place the e ►ouse of the English Am- stley. the Clasher of De is the win& of the budget. votes against 52. day, April lll.—Five rr 1,590 f." e 6th of March have ar ises. we hear that the legis bas resolved lo present an st the opening of the ports ▪ to foreign vessels ; and 'lgnite aid Martinique have erowent that thee* islands or all kinds of Americas ▪ stated that accounts tie to the hopes of those pe. a is granted, Americas yes .otton to the Islands, and r them to France. f these papers that a decree urdering the Foreign e Republic their back pay, nese will give to the Irish n ; to a Licatenant-Colenel r ranks is proportion. e understand. during tbe wo days with Mr. Hoot. at pis motion on the 'abject of nally fixed for Wednesday adeellor, the Lord Chas r bad audiences of lir Ma- r rM Noarisme. ' OLD D4IEW:+46Ii Witham riot was impilany AWOL & 104 counterfeiting an ortfor the Ppm* alat with in., teat to defraud 0. Movie, but au a legal olsjortine N.- 10, raised by Mr. ALLIIIT, the prisoner *as acipatte.4. . The prisoner was again put to the bar. charged *it forgiog and ennnterfeiting ano:h.r or.!fr to the sumo amonat, with intent to defraud Thomas Burn Hopuutut; and found—Unilty, Death. EX A' CUT/ON. This morning the seetence of the law was eseentrd at Horrrniosiger-lsee Jail on Thomas Dalton, age.l -is. who was convicted. at the lbst Surrey Assist*. of ripe; on the person.of an Ishii under 10 years of age. On tbr conclusion of the conilembed *times yetterday i des•nhappy es Ipvit arosie,earl soletrial*deciased i b.tfinvf. doe audience, hi. innocesee of the crime fur which W teas to suffer. and ascribed his condition to tie pds leery and conspiracy of witsesses to obtain pessales . ,of its reversionary property. On the bedroll • morulag. which he ascended without ogitatioo; Li* Grimly and aloud repeated the declaration of Matinee. sesee, and after reemiaiteg nearly 20 siselps io she: . - ..dun and con versa tion with the Chaplin,. tLe drop ,1111, and be appeared to die without a siroggle. M4RKE7S.—(Tais Musextxs) CORN-Excitswes, APRIL £2.—Tbeiiwas this ultetsioi a short Supply of wheat at market, its rowsrquosce ,W whirl, it may be quoted 2s. per quartos bares and' an oiler, articles Is. per quarter !Air& Matt lost market day. Piro samples of wheat are Mt deusami, hot in the inferior qualities the market is not se Welt. Meet, (Kent 4. 1 . 0 .-,41) Grey Its. t 6 2ks. edr. to 675. Small loess Vile. to vro. (Suffolk) 325. to Ms. Tick dlue Ns. to 21s. (Norfolk) 425. to MN. Oils. Potato* tl4o. to Vtor.• Rye Vs. to 995. Poland.... MIL ft Lots.. Harley. ltts. to d3s Peed Ms. to utte. Matt . 435. to 41s. Pister....alle. to Mx. press' I. White Peas (hollers) Rapeseed Wf. to Ski. per last 9.61. to 275. Nueelkettl.o MARBIT, Ann. tt.--Thors suss pmd supply , thYtworai nit of owes, sasearet which there were a dalsibet of inferior description. Prime Reef obtained last market days prices,hut the harrier sorts yore rather lower. la mutton the market was well supplied, awl the price is lower than last Friday. Lamb sell at ths ;rice of last market. It appears that all wall meat is ibis morainic lower iu prior. Beef, Qs. 4'l. to 31. Q.; Molten, 2s. 4d. to 31. *I. Pork, 3s. to 3s. Ind. ; Veal, 3s. to 4s. MM. I Lamb, 4s. to ss, COMM' ,AL4RICRTS 4.VD FAIRS. Lancoor.-Wlint.loa. to 50s. • Barley, lit. to 191. ; Oats, Ids.; Bean, 215.; Rye. 182. to Os. NIMARII.-Wheat SU. to 635.; OM ditto, 354. to sth. New Bye IS.. to 225. ; Barley 42.. to 255.; new do. 14.. to 255.; o.its ISs. to 225.; saw ditto 10s. to 225. ; Beans nit. to 365. ; new ditto Ids. tons. Vert .tnew.-Wheat 30s. to 505.; Bailey 14.. to 215.; Oats 13s. to 10a.; Beane 225. Prrattoototioo.-When 28.. to 4k; Batley 121. to las.; at. 10s. to M. Lam.-Wheat 355. to 505.; Oats 11.. to 164.11340er 13s. to 181 i.; Beasts, 21s. HOPTON.-Wbest ns. 311.; Oats 121. 4.1.; Beans 21.. 3J.; Barley Ilts. Ai.; Blit 13s. • Pea. 26a. Wa. 425.; Barley 13s. to 1k; . pats 119. a 14a. Oamtinems.-111114.1 as. M bis. Sark, wag. t Oat. I le. up 1k old &to sb. ; Braes 20i. to 224. ; oil ditto 2114. Os' .Wheat 445. Id. ; Barley I9s. Gal.; Oats Rye 20.. As eiledworoegh mart, on Tuesday the 9th instant, a considerable quantity of cheese was brought forward, and although at very low prices, upwards of two-thirds of the quantity brought in was sold on that day. Best old 485.; best new 42.. to 45s ; and second milk 38s. p.r cwt. Although this is a new fair for cheese, i• promi.4 to be the first in that part of the country. The other busiaess done was hat trifling. RoISORT AND If cane•.—M r. Samuel Whitehouse, late of West Bromwich, currier, was robbed and mur dered es the night of Wednesday week, the 3d in.t. on the 'Old leading from the Lightwoods, near the dtli milestone on the Dales Owen road to Oldbury and Denney. It appears that the deceased had on that day been shouting in the Lightwoods, in company with a brother-in-law, Mr. Joseph Downing, of Row ley, and that after dining with him at the house of ti blacksmith, named Foe, in the Beech lanes, they left together on horseback, on their return home, about nine o'clock in the evening; and that within the space of half an boar, and at the distance of little more than half a mile from the cottage of Fos, the deceased was found by a lad returning from Weak Bromwich, lying across the road quite insensible. On being taken up he was conveyed to the Beech Trim public.house, where he lingered in a slate of insensi bility until Friday morning, when he died. On ea.'• mining the body, it was discovered that his death was occasioned by a dreadful blow ou the back of the head from some heavy weapon, by which the scull was shockingly fractured. It was als6 ascertained that he had been robbed of several bank notes, his watch, chain, and seals, and a leather shot-pouch. A Jury . assembled on the day followiog his death, under the direction of Mr. Hinckiiffe, Coroner for the comity of Salop, and the investigation was resumed on Wednes day and Saturday last, from which latter day it was again adjourned until to-morrow. The deposition of Mr. Downing, and of Fox and his son, were rece:aci by the Cormier; and the elder Foe is detained on suspicion of being implica.c.l in the dreadful act. (If It mkt - Adoerti q•r, F)idety.) Extract of a letter from Wedoesbury, dated Aprll 17, 1822:—•• Our neighbourhood is at this moment quite in a tumultuops state. On Monday nomminz the colliers began (shout Wolverhampton and Bilston) to stop the pits, which were. wcr!sing, and yesterday morning, Tueeday„ a large body of them tame roncil and stopped Lord Ilhulley's end Price's pits, in conse quence of witich, Mr. Downiu„; has just brought Jp the Dudley and Wnckley Yeomanry ice order to pro tect those who ase gene down thiif morning to do a little work. Price's pits are at play again to-day, and understand they (the mob) are stopping all the pits round Billiton, Iredoesbury, Westlirumwich, Dudley, &c. so that 1 eat Of opinion that the business will now be seas decided, and the men at work again. As they are nut only stopple: the thick cot s ', pits whits have been working, but also the thin coal pita, cur' brooch uses were ob:ij,ed to come as yesterday MOM ing and take to their tie.-k, mist thos- whn n.e in th.. least obstinate, are ggggg 'oro:s ti by the mob or throw.. ico 541414 reservoir." 4_ 5C ; "ot __j • k,.1 ~a .i