The Statesman. — London, England, 1822-02-13 00:00:00

A bleeder was bold this mossier, is Commt SHIN den pitman public advertinnong, given.. to co to nsider the propriety el peens Fe ,lais a polities so the Moue of Commies, posydne hr Pito liameatary Reform. At an early bier alargoeseamen of parsons had assembled, god a groat way temporary stages emend for the onasioe were somplemly crowded. At an o'sloelt, Sir Francis Barden and Mr. Hobe house approached the hastier, walking arm I. atom they were received with Ind acclamation. Mr. Hume, Mr. Frans Nam and severs/oda 'mina person were also pawn. The requisition In conengencs of which the Meet lag had been assembled, having beef road. The /hog Ramer Wady stated the object for which the Meeting had been snasenged, sad oupressed a hope that nicotine would hepold so those Oegtlw men who might feel iniiined to express their anti. meats. Mr. Starch then caw forward and observed that it had fallen to his lot to propose a series of resolutions. to the preparation of which groat amnia* had bees paid, and which had been sabjoeted to the revising of a set of gentian's who had we expressly for that purpose. He them proceeded to cement lo gm .10. 1 gnat address epos the necessity of a reform I. Par. linnet, gad sounded by "moving tbo following raw lotions: — Thee it is the decided opinion of this Menlo( that the distress which has for several years pervaded the country, press's' some times more severely on sane classes, god at *then times more severely os otbef classes of the coomennity, will cooties" to 'perigee. me less lie people be fully and equally represented in the Commons lions* of Parliament. That a Petition be pretested to the House of Coin mons, complaining of the distress which pervades del "pantry. and also of other serious grieving** , sod nap log for a Reform in the Common Hesse of Parliament., The Resolutions were pat by the High Bailiff, sod amanimogsly carried. Mr. PIACI then read the Petition which was selegitted to the meeting to adopt. The Petition. widish was of very considerable length. alluded te the astorloas fast, that a majority of the NNW of Coe. mons was retained by comparatively a few 'Gain deals, and that those ',tarns were, is a greet Basun effected by the 'dunce of the Tnasary.'llsit Petidee went en to state. that an imesesse anemias bad hoes added to the public burden daring the late wae—a war which would pet have been engaged I. had the people been fairly represented ; that it was Marlton that four hundred men. women sad children, had hese maimed by the military whilst assembling fee legal purposes. apt that oo laquiry into that enrage had been allowed :—Flashy, the Fetid*" prayed that a complete Reform might be introdand into the Re presentative system. The petition lonise bon read, Mr. STURCH again game forward god moved the &nowise reniatioes. , rhat the Il• - •`' lin it be so tholselaal4 t That it be p. =Hi" lbst is . Row, esrealit I*' iriTzTt aerie cism . NM nr. Hume be requital press M straight &turd coarse be hes entered auk aadslied, as wears, that he will coulees every prams eat a depeadaat ea covvipties o tbat may atilltema of taxes way be tikes elf; and hopeful as we are that whets the people mei that taxes cannot be takes off while the Huse of Cue sous remiss as it is, they will join as its tionualleg, Refers is that House. That the Thisbe of this Mostiag be given to ear Worthy Representative, Sir Francis Burdett, for his letsg eentioued sad nowearied exertions to ebtain Ou. term is she Commons House of 'Parliament, there, is resters to the people their lest liberties. That the Thanks of this Meeting be gives to owe Worthy Repraigtatin, Jobe Can Hobbes**, Req. fee his seal and active exertions cm all occasioas In Mutf of the people. Thattb• pants of this Meeting be given . Lo f k rth .. f . Morris, Esq. the High &Hilt for his reedy with the Requisition, sad for his Impartial is the Chair. The resolutions were put separately, , and adopted swami woo sl y. Sir F. Busboy? amid Mr. ifeenousa addressed the Mediae, bet the late hour as wbkh o the prouediap took place will not allow us to give even a sketch of their eloquent and interestieg speeches, Yesterday his Royal Higboess the Duke of York bad a very fall levee, as Commander-ia-Chlef, at his *See is the Hens Beards. The following 13.meral °Beers were present, besides about 40 others :—Rest. rah Sir B. Tarleton, Sir Oeorge Sagest. Oaseigse. sod Balfour; Lient.-Oeserels Sir Thomas ilisiop; Maitland. mad Sir Mlles Mightiegale : 111 t Sir H. "awe, Sir Jame Lyra, Sir names Broom, Brooke, Hoskiheis, Carey. FAIN • let, sod Sir George Gleaning. Ilambergh Papers to the sth inst. ban bees receiv ed. It appears from them, that in the Nerd' of Europe they have experieneed the same extraordinary winter, if winter it say be called, as we have had la &gifted. At Chastises. I. Norway. they have had vie lent storms of rain sad wind almost every day. while the temperature is se extremely mild. that is a gar den at Viessie an apple-tree whisk three maths ago. bore fruit sad blossoms at the same time. had. on the 31st December. yang frail of the sine of a hazel ant. At Lsaterborg. is the provisos of Orabenitageo, apple trees had blossomed for the second time, aad the elders and gooseberry trees budded at Christmas. Advice. fro,. Calcutta to the 13th of September were received yesterday. According to reams letters Mira Siesepore, that settlement was in high health sad prosperity. and it is said now to be folly seta blislied as the emporium of the Buten Arehipelago. Malacca is quits deserted ; and not a vessel repairs to it. except for refreshment, er a fete vocals of spices. Whilst many of the Daub statioes had bees ravaged by the cholera morose. *either Slosapore nor &now lets bad been visited by it—a circomstaace ascribed by the natives to the good lock of the Enlist,. OP fABLANO. '.olllen was stenerm asonoto• reef or mokbli.] irh. meatier with whielair &Aviles are this day erOwded, leaves us no spate/or coolant, further than M am*. thi g h" this city. She latention of suspending the Habeas Corp.. Aet. bag sacked bat one renal NISHMENT: There never was in any country, or at &my time. a ease of disturbance, delve each a power was less requisite. There is no arsaesalaneet—no secret eoeleties—no political projects. his 'admitted, that there are now concerned but the lower classes, and hundred* of these wretched people I are crowding the prisons at this moment. What more is wasted? ' But is there so danger that this terrible power of seisiag open individuals, and keeping them in prison for am indefinite time, may be abused ? We are not quite satielled. if thispower had bees in force when thealarms ,prevailed, so very meetly. of an attack upon the City—when the timber was bought fin , -erecting bar riers—when chereit.e di fries were fixed upon the roof of the bank—whom armed men (it was deposed epos oath !) were said to be exercised sightly in Lord Cliarleimout's demesne—otriten the publicans were or. dered to abut their heave at eight o'clock at sight; witen 80,000 men were to march law sad sack the City; we are mot sere, if at that time. each a power bad -'existed, that all weeld have passed over so quietly. The approbesdins of one, two, or three per. was, ememerieloo, would give esuntemteee to the ge mmed impseasino I would afford sonermatioe to every mire report. We regret most sincerely that it was deemed expedient by the Marquess Wellesley to call for this power. Between fear and ire o'clock ems Thursday after noon, drew*s discovered is some of the upper timber, and in a part of the not of the Jilebop's Palau. The Gee bad probably proceeded frees a chimney flee, and appeared to have been for some time making progress. Upou discovery, assistance poured in so Imiekly, se folly sad so effectually, that in 'boat half as hour all idea et alarm was over. Little damage was sustained. Indeed, the oecarrence would meetly ke k of itself. worthy of lewd, if it had not furnished a rtieeicil proof of the just need affectlesate regard is which his Lordship, the BishJp, Is held, by ill seeks of the ishabitmets.—Oar garrison, the 86th. wore at their pest la a asomeat.—(Weteefted Mirror.) TO roe ISOM or yea coax Ku. carrice engem Cloaakilty, Feb. 4. Dias Stop—Serfeeat Chas. Batemw lain custody for shooting Buckley, di whom the inquest was held bore last week. lie is tee to Michael Bateman, the cooper, who realise seise , the George-lan. in this town. He was Wailed I. ale aisle le the barracks by Bap rest, the otooirlikofee qpil to Beckley when shot.— We outrages. of say sett has ocean"' le this oath Amish dm; imisobitants seem afraid; sad Coped; ikagerliord'oktorps litho their arms to Cher* w Swoirp, seillesidoole are posted possession. shows a 'Clod dispisitiee. asd Leo ely ow• observa tion, lath iselleed to this 081416111'y sot only re seem; fief tbe mutat, ►et likely to be permasent. The eke% of the ltd legisseet are here at present, 11l uloo quartered by 30 'Oilers at the dilfetent esedimeimPs bosses in the vicinity; •bowerer, they rasa te•aietylwr to other quarters I. the eons try, loariag thell beadiearters Mill-street. 4:greeting of four oosepanles seder the colonised of Sii Hvgft Omagh. This arr•sasloeset is stated to be Datil far ther order* therefor* it is probable seine other more meats are in soteMlopl♦dw t perhaps w►en the Oma ni is perfectly added of this neighbourhood being ' completely is a cgaleiferasgeillity, he may order the head Illtheeere back to letterset, and bring the 39th from Killareiy again. to w►ich place they marched tide seoreieg in order to sake room fur the 124. " I angled to have it in my power to say, thataiweeal of the fellows who were esecerned in the murder ofthe Apes et the Mail bars been apprehended, emd, gide doubt that the actual porpetraton .f se berriblpi trine. der will a speedily taken also. The iesttrgeets have suffered severely daring the late skirmishes with the mi litary at MaCTO0111; ao less than forty corms hare been made within the lam week for men who died of their wounds at Mewitmehet, a considerable ember have also been mode rider similar circumstances hero. This part et the conatry has benefitted much by the late aims teriag of the White-bey forces, because, anti) they as sembled en ware. they bed ea idea dist they were elm= bled to bring • isesaidable armed force fete the held, let as the wit* po.abition of this part of the country net, it ball se other sleet than to denseastrate extriene ipsaksaes, for I do not believe there wore MN gag is all, and the rest kinds of rustle{ pikes mad pitchforksl inhibited themselves in the most sad a handful of regulars have 1 diverse 4000 of them. The country aware that on of th e n i g ' that the coast w e ll armed, ve theni:tl fake, and' I believe they sick of Whiteboyipir Therefore, starsem, their having assembled may for. as 1 said before, it has only pros nest.—Do set believe half the reports the papers i a penes here writes for Cork papers, and is sot always very carnet 0 statemeat—he wrote the paragraph Malls*** Magietrates here." =l4ol=mr Puvuoirs, Pisa. 11.- dm 3 W. out Yowler , ideas force. I° , ' l eres ton off by the wind. ems eudeets Lamp helot( An Inquest was held In II *a the body of Thomas 14ed, drinkiag of spiritees liquevs, toboteo, ma hood kis Y i LIVERPOOL, Fs.. 11. —em..— Extract of the following memorial unanimonst adopted, at a Public Meeting, by the Lite el.. Thomas Leyland, Esq. previous to its transmission the Lords of the Treasury, signed by eleven handy of the moot respectable Merchants, Banken, Ice. the Port. TO THE 1101 IT HONOCHAIBLE THE LOlll3 COFIXIEEIOHi OF HIS MAJEITT'S TREASURY. The memorial of the Merchants and Warehouse pa prietors, and other inhabitants of Liverpool terested in the Commerce and welfare of the town, deli convened by the Worshipful Thomas Leyisnd. Esq. Mayor, is the Town Hall assembled, siseweth that your memorialists have read with surprise and amens that part of the Wash report s the C,ommissionere of inquiry into Cestoms and Et sin, in which it is reeomanneled to the Lords of tin Treasury to suedes the baildieg of insulated ranges a warehoopte in the Porti of Liverpool, with exeinsivr privileges, such warehoesesbeing intended to espenede the stores now emoted. which, unable to nihilist under the competities, would be genteelly shandoasd.— The change of system, involving in its consequeeces, tbe revolution and injury of private property, to a very serious amount, Wag recommended, upon the plea of laffording greater facilities to the me r ch a nt, and more Nsiplete security to the revenue, it most be maw& that the warehouses of Liverpool, antonntip liaealeedo two millionssterling, coned! ate an import. part of the property of the inhabitants, and that they are, In the present extent. mere than adequatejto tin mph of the port. soswithstattding the extraordinary, bo tenporary accemalatioo of foreign grain and other nerolandin, which has latelyotaken place. Your memo *Mists. therefore, teapot contemplate wi•bout serious alarm the proposed iltrodaction of a system of mono poly by the pasties of peculiar privileges. Witt Illffensee to the security of the revenue, they observe, Is the first place, that the warehouses is which bonded goods are at present deposited. hen been for. died ender the immediate directions of tie 'aspect leg officers. and bare not been licensed until declared 16 be sufficiently secure. ... • The Bridge-street Association is conatermaadi the trials of the promotion which stood over on silent of the challeage to the Jury last Des:meteor. Is the two 'phut Booboo and vac spinet 1 sod In Mr. Theisvall's and King's cases, soden the intestine not to try have been served. The case standing is the paper is the sae against' Is which the dealings took place. SFOHTING Poor-aaca.--A match was made hand on Meaday night, at a sportful/4one in James's. by a Lindeman Manville, who engaged, alibet of one hundred guineas, to go en foot tr ies miles in fear boars, and to start within been. The poundal) started at ten o'clock yesterday morning over a Ismaili piece of grand. with be?. tieg 3 to lon dime. lie did each foot albs as fol lows: ., ado. ass * 4 fil` • Pint 1iar.. ... sII Fourth faun "RA. -IS Snood Je 10 411 Filth ditte...... i t:.. ' IN I*- Third ditto .20 11 Man ditte..” .... . 1 Twenty-four sidles in 3 boon sod NI . tlith. milt Is 1 armies angl s ! esollitbe, it wow troldaelloilki - 1 111 1 11 itralimegisrl igio•af is Illorimindillt " ' • liside, tin' eta eu gaged to g go' tilll on fisO iti miles Is three int this day for a good round ins. • .Tloneday Alexander White was committed to toile gaol, by J. P. Devonshire, Esq. and the. Thomas Can yon, to take hie trial at the mural% Anises, for wounding a young man nutted Saunders. in St. Clesnesenatreet, Truro, about a fortnight since, by ildng a gee from his own door into ' , street. White is a barber, and Wag rendered table by the isfirmides of old age, has long been object of the tidiest@ and amusement of some cistern's lads, who beset his house almost every t and reented to every menu of annoyance which impanity could devise. On be night on Sunder* was wounded, these youths bad commenced their usual pants. sod succeeded in irritatie old man to fury; when he rushed to the door And a gun which he kept loaded is order to repel attack that might be made on him. The shot tonately took effect on Seamier', who was standing opposite, and who, it is asserted, had taken no i - the annoyance which had provoked this rash set. was immediately removed to the loirmary, where I. has received every attendee which his state required. IT wall not until yesterday that he mild attend hetet' ,the Magistrates, who after taking his deposition cons misted White to prison. He has sidce been liberated on ball.--(ffeee Briton.) BETIAORDIHMET FICUNDITT OE A EWE:A sheep thurreperty of Mr. Edward Braby, of Amber. )/op t is March, 1821, yenned him four lambs; are& tie int oc, the prosiest month. she produced him si riallogi(snakimg together, ten lambs, brought teeth by the ease ewe, Is eleven months. One of the four of litl. *akar pther of the six of ISO. - 7 1. e g.o is doing well. A boa is at present is the possession of lir. nob bins, at Shottery, near StratforcbossAno, which Isar hatched no fewer than five broods of chickey within ttiel4 - This extreontiesery fowl , tined had laid two a three egg 'hat is equally si_egular. lit t broods have all Isitsisqlk : a brood are at Atet; and , the lan ' Ur.. snallest brood .f ale' who ) are prOci u I are of di* penile anent. 13.—We Ead but little doing / salesNhat were made were of which Monday's prices were ob. demand fur the inferior qua ssia was exceedlely heavy st although the so was small, • malting map .—la Beat*. no alteration. Zusatssi. 5. E. S. s. RAtall Beans .. se* A Timed** - . to sit SkA NI . S —leek , ID • 1 Ftose. per Rae AO 1111 30 Rapeseed. per Last Wt. 41111 . Su Petene. Ws 1 Wheat, Aweless MI l Donate so i Rattle, lied. H 1 Itambro' Red . Si I I annumemmemmiummeiilllVON 1 WESTMINSTER MEETING. 1 mere Ur ti tb:titioa which las been mod be adopted. dad 417 100 soodoo.-41Paholosalti.• it be signed b sh • ISO sag es is. rig•ess, ohltiod 0 % Ortim ifi ,/hurl rrot) 'IVY es the and is the ague of the liestiag. with she following earwig alma Mill.stroet, The That it le pouted to the Hum of Connairos brae 404 Feb. Neu Irnacb isle" tall Mt' Coo « holes my pia to arks.* yea akw Bea, to la its Um **Maio( tbi. Meithhite usa to Joseph li r 1116 " /11, 4 " dine kalli •l m P a ▪ tar Base, Eat, for hjs post undoes hi , . in * sweamposei eo sio view of deo Pupils the einieutono """". of she dotted' "Wa l lil le i ße ruse, t lot his in*, feu whe.flimaluppoohtforme you, have / Vl* sielVidgetacies. uno seaa. onacpaia with proised- bums MN only seasible and awry for their eery ful- mars lop la the Hesse of Couneois. eta immolate ; for th• kh amedoot, has haul istimod to their dill? agrital- n oloommillog comill he hair all alooK eloPlolot which rani panalta. and sOmeal peewits have sent in ;Ow- ° bag &Ways increased is attootote ham bun nadir the d50 „„,‘,..0f t b, mp h, t o rat Li. down, sad to l a s is . new. la . t t oir possessios. This . __. —.- ..... rest a we d . w ish all the last tinilie months. arks 1 In short. they *each brood till it I t contemptible li g h t , s the lest ; sad wl proved same _ from the three first limy people ''' 1 ... 4 . ' * llll . nightly ' "l l ' 1.171 '. " thelgte 4, h as Iwo Y• nikpfier, helot the Moan are Mw . . , ander the patitind eel , , • ~._ !, nailer ell oisi 1 %Amu &muses, Pea. I 0 , 7 d, neueb - ; IttiV ilarit heet sain to•de p Lt *A w e 44t wb w i : 7 7 r° " 4114 1; 6 4: * oaf, bot there wee ms de *ports you • es.—The Barley finds ti for some of the Illooday's soototion altbo very cermet 4! Ms sod pitrtiadarly of' fine in m ph r o a d v ett o sh e Pease, sod Oats there is oo Ilmms , Wbest,test.endßeemt g. I.—A elelest • mow Nev.., U migba, lid st le , Old. .... X-- Part of tbe roof Sella. (f 4143% • • 0 .- : A. OWL bet we have set breed ig , ld Norfolk. , 4:641. 46 Wee demi swung tbe eilippieg. ay e 1 l6 old le Stiresbause, es Thursday, Sedgy IT : me *fled, wbo died from excessive 160 now t s 76 liqedes, sod eating a quantity of ) 64 6, 4 , ' a Illekety's ship Racehorse. Orei ditto • Iti MIN, liinottsly !tiger, lesion to • • hundred ~ ace. of - SIOX Lai ' . Ilse pre- • . en,l ia- . . , rn, dilly ....- . •• , . ntl, Esq. • skewed' . ...* surprise risers of - and Es. of Ilse / i ranges selnsive ipereelie it under oaed.-- • • • quesees, . , to • very • plea of ad more • - ' ' 1 be ob- - ~ *anti ne 4 ( • 6 . ~ ',portant , ;bey are, an tra,le • , . try, but . -. I • id other • •; i • - •C r memo- J t serious E t • • tf mono- . With " I ,- • .„ observe, a which .. .. i ••• , seen for- • Inspect- -, . •.- declared , nanding tr On IC- -11141%—.• t Dolby, . afros of rue only t Dolby, lade of •• A in St. well, for twenty. • ; twe,re esterday rith bet- 1 •• o as M. ; •. tallik.• r . . ' • WT. .. - • • ....... •. - i • . .. , itotiiio . i inst. •' ' . • ,• _ • to Hod.' 'l' ,; • ": - ie. Rev; • ; . ensuing sunders. - - Ortnien Into the • red irri: '..; .. leen the . • ,-- onse oils- -1 . 7 nigh': r ich tbeir - I . , 1 which . 11111eneed • i1.. 1 dog the i il . lour and visa any ....•• ••• 1 1 1 . st solar- . . - It/Lading- I . . r part in i• ft. Ho ; where he - ' N •equired. 1 i i , , . d batiste 11 1.' ion eons- • , t. iberated • , -A ewe . T ' Anther- ; and on ii ' his six. 1 • ht forth the fear :. It. 'Tim t. • ieb Imp I 1, within ry fowl el . 1 oil eggs , , der, lie P. 1 . /Rgt ,• - . • " ; it -. Mitii ''. ' t . , Went t e. . ) US' - . 1( 1 1 it doing , .- i 1 I Were of ... • -- rem ob- ior lota- - l'i . 1 . easy at , • .. i stook, •:. - i , Bea* 1 ' . , . 144 1 . 1 . Illg • , , / • ••ri I ' i I ' • • Itt. a RC a. 1 i• t • . t • • • , f , .1 1k .... • • IN ty ban see,. sereever. dot lase the peace. has bees lavish. ev nery. V. seeded* these eg the last gnome .f the W. essims.—Certaltslt. ell that Mr. teed to emulate the Ceoetry 1 menet to the hteded horns is le a Modesties of suedes. rived to-day, afford so more a g the disturbed districts than ,r some doe. In addidon to letter from t►i W a t e rford t►er alums, the Cork had a the issergeat force, which the glen, near Bantry, bad I, and the tenants of two pa rb•ed had takes the oath d lasdietrile, sod swore to give , all the area in their poi laws of the tawdry, **forted as try power at present in that ~iciest to prodsee and trsainillity, when •ser liacredo.. Ns wench'', new. for the awful sweeping eseasstrok adopted by the rettessiendation DONDISIT. Ths intimation, a, among people best amulet • want* of the country, of de Ikea Corpus Act, appears to seamen feeling of asrextas• ►owever, will net he the only I Acts will prodae•, salsas ad- pees ud castles ; for it is tits ..glh.g rulers to raise disgast mar while attemptiag to redoes The staleness sod the mate rna the D.dNa ihrsiag Pea. sideratioa. The dieturbaoses 01 are Halted to certale places, a entail' this ; but ley ealYrg it may be esteeded to a variety a satleaal disorder. At all ly sad effectually te shake the Missal, which it eras the Majesty's IrWt to preset* sad M seedier eskers tsr as w igs. (up to the time ear paper albs Nesting if the Islisbiteat slater, eppetsted lobe belt this listreseed eesiitietrof ths eesstri I • Wpm is Pullasitat TM ler Nibs" st the amplimileis, isdid isionst. feels hie doe its fileiseskyiet everillmis Nrriiiimoßmses of tie se bon olmale4 st 60 lb the 1 saltural dam% bp iteerma' pas essrests ►7 Asir savisp sodas fie say peerleds Wed op that peva is Giber parts of seareier i. tbe elms dist are soirees. We. therefiree. highly He that his presepled the fleet. rat. that the isolable simple set, win be followed by the s of the klagden. Nest 'la the eplaisa sapwood the the Needs& that " the distress I years pervaded the *sentry. re severely ea sew classes, aid merely ost other assets of the au te meaner. anima the pee 1, represeated la the Cestaseas 31h 0 December were received il packet from Rio de Janeiro. to of the eapituletioe of the ins ist), which, according to lemon it from Bassos Ayres, received Tendered to the force seder the as Martin, on the 19th of Sop a brought to Chili by an Rap eft Lima es the 25th of Sep tis resumed, rests on the best list troops, composing the gar. it is said, on their march to apposed they mid he permitted from some port in that neigh- liciag state at Rio de Janeiro, fallea to 49; to O. No steps Prince Regent for removing to tr bis recall, which arrived by lobos, had caused muc► &Hasa habitants ; sad a petition to die s, to allow him to remain is red, and bad received the sig. citizens. The um* packet sec's recall brought also ao or election of the Junta. News inbique of the deposition of the and the appointment of a Pro iank at Rio de Janeiro was cot , sod was likely to place them root to Lloyd's at Cape Cow :—Upwards of 30 Portugruse s place within theistical: weeks, rward, and the greatest part of hied with race.' for that purpose tat Elwin& Castle. slightest foundation (says The inset is several of the Papen. Irle, late Chairman of t►e Vie. dosed the retirement of a lag. nitwit his cme to Parliament.