The Statesman. — London, England, 1822-10-01 00:00:00

Xlll 'OL - THE CONGRESS OF HOLY ALLIES. The Cons ier seems to have been isstructed to eons pistils against Resale. The paragraph we allude to is as follows An article from Vienna gives a `at •' of the foreign Ministers already assembled there. At present Russia is the most formidable, as far as " relates to the number of her diplomatic agents. Is '• this display of numerical superiority, intended to " mark any avenruption of political pre-eminence on " the past of this power t The Emperor Ai.exat• " Drn fright indeed be pardoned such a burst of ye " pity, when it is considered how Isis Allies, by moo " in; et his nod, permit him to faory he is the Ante '• rust of Europe, as melte* of Reksio.".. The hired press always makes use of this word Autocrat, when it is instructed to speak ill of this man. We rearm her, that it did an in the case of l'aut, when he turn ed against us. Hot, the Russian knows, that our pretty fellows cannot go to war. Thank Goo, they cannot ! And we care not a straw *bat the Russian does. His enmity and his friendship is equally harm less to us now. The nation can he amused by no such matter. Go to war we cannot, without an emission of assignats ; and, therefore, we are quite safe; for en emission of assigns!' would settle all one matters in a snitable manner, in a very shoot time. Ah ! How the Goes of reform deceived themselves ! They thought : • Now, we have lent the rclormera! We have re " at.•red the Bourbons and the Inquisition We " have destroyed, we have extirpated, the hope of •' the reformers. 'I hie we have door by the paper; " and, now we will get Gar!: to the gold and. then. " all is safe for ever." flow deceived they were ! What ahort•sighted mortals !—Oh, no! They eould not get hack to the gold again. They would fain now get hack to the paper. This they may ; bat, it will he assigns:4, mind!. It will oot he to paper as It was io 1819. It will be to paper, which will be openly declared to be never ulole payable in gold! And, do our pretty gentlemen not think, that, the " .datoerat." their old ftiend, hooter all this as well as they dot He does know It ;,for all the world knows it. They themselves. knew it I and !bey are the last to sea any thing that they oegbt I. ere. On the select of Governor•Oeoeral of India, fit. moors are on 11 int as, innumerable as are the candidates rm. this Incratire ofiice ; these. indeed, seem to in with every day added to the delay In making the final choice, and one would really thick that to put a stop so the unheard•of rivalahip going on, the only way will be for the pauses is snake the .carlis dates draw lots; we do Rot Jouht but the fortunate draft would be of equal importance to the Whittier at say rate. Lord Wthitalt BetTruct, Lord AN natter, and the Marqsseeifintir\mtsea; these ere on the list; we do not know "Oat to put first. Mr. CIIARLIM WYNN : this, is of. a likely family. and. as far as breed is in his favour; we should be disposed to thick hi A hly of him. He 1e. 4 uomeaver, nun bite io his game; to feather Of llfAt No is rquallytstaunch ; and this sort of ititelgee wait ',Mil to I. going on, a day or two ago; either to gei . COAELOS WYNN to India, Sr, if Air. 111A:vatae ,Sistsote were more ap proved of for that post, then to get him to accept it aid to leave the Speaker's chattier 11r.WTNN I Now, this is really working double tides. Mr. Wt.:est.—How. ever, what we galser front all thll is, that the "case" at home is beceinaijii;:woefally map i ty, apd we know the state of rent: tir.srell to. toiq . .aorptlead 'it the ex patriation of landlords.--But, what is to became of the present noble Illovernor-tisneral? Tlmegh he may oat bare let time in India, pother be hai nut made preparations for his rout! to Etriland which might be ' expected. •• , Lord flaestowei baring retelgted fem be Presi dency of the Council, , an, m . meant: of health, we might be led to apprehend a,Miniaterial contagion. Lord ilannownit name is, Renee. aid we confess we never expected to lei eat of this name leave office vo luntarily, while alike teas worth haring. lint then ha is forced, by ill 'health ; business and his lordship " must part." we belieire ; but as to health, we believe likewise it is my unfashionable for that, good or ill, to interfere with business." We have Dow an In , stance of about half-a-score men eager to consign themselves to inevitable ill-health for the sake of it, and of the health that is required for business we via -1 not but think a nevelt has always a, sulScient stock. In the STATESMAN of yesterday...Uwe as abstract of the REPORT of the SELECT Cmattaittas appointed to inquire into Anuses is the IIOVIIINURRIT INO and STATIONARY OFFIVIII. WM the New Times, and the other hireling journals, continue retell nstbat the labours of Mr Bum c are useless ; that his complaints are unfounded ; end that his reward, in receiving the thanks, and obtaining the gratitude, of the majority of the populaties of Britain, is unmerited ? The Uter i may do so; and, probably, will do so; bat nu person of common will listen to his ravings. If Mr III:311 had not sent abroad, and spread ever the whole country, nn . SPIRIT or ENQUIRY which breathes in every corner of the kingdom, we should still have remained the pray of the BOSOUGUIRONORRE, sod their a•ractons DRPINDINTS. Hat sow, every good and honest man bees With pleasure that every abuse is pryrd into with quirk and eager eve, and will be re medied ; for there is nu impudence which would openly protect. such robberies as those stated in the .epor.. alien detietell and made known. In spite of themselves, Ministers must reform abuses in all the public estab lishotents. Mr. Maim is iadefatigable; and Alr Hums is no longer obscure and powerless. lie bar an entire nation to back his designs, aed to mean his pious of reform. Erin the dell V•netresaa eat, no loner slumber beneath the Treasury roof. Dfi sisters, in despite of tAemse,lves, niew, hereafter, place:, • apminteading power over the several de nutmeats expenditure. Meantime, their Wei* journals ought to sink into the earth with shame, N. ,TRSMAN Worm t• the Custom House and Excise Officers, who wer e the only persons who opposed the motion." — (Laughter.) " The Liberty of the Press, without its licentiousness." Tune—" Moly and Fairly." " The Burghs who bad the owed sense and good for. time to return Mr. Hume to Parliament." Tone—" Auld Langsyne." "Civil and religious liberty all over the world." Tune —" Bine Bonnets o'er the border." • By Mr. GRIT —Mr. Mayor, I despair of seeing this country nresperons, or its people hippy and free, with. olt a refnvm to Parliament ; I therefor* propose—" A I'ol end fair representation of the people in the British House of Commons." (Great applause.) Tune--" Kick t lie ropes out." Mr. (7 beg to propose the health of a nobleman m his is not more distinguished for the brilliancy and consistency of his public conduct, than for the exercise of all that Is amiable and attractive in private life— ,. E ar l Grey." (Drank with great applause.) Tune— " Charlie is my dor ins." Some other patriotic and convivial toasts were drank. Mr. Home left the company a little after ten o'clock. The meeting was as highly rrarectahle as any that ever assembled in this teen. The whale lousiness was conducted with the greatest spirit, and with uninter rupted harmony. S 1 gentlemen who had taken tickets were prevented from attending. Same persons whin wial,etl to be present. were hindered, as we have hvird, by threats from the friends of " things as they arr." MAIL A^l. nl , l.lin I A IVrterfbrel O V. J•raey - 0 • I i.hon O GotlonVont - 0 PuICE OF STAMM. &T 0 B r.it 544 , 4 pr rt. Rod r nwt rt. eons t/ orr $ •n e.-tor New Ferri At .rt"..1 , 1. 1.. nir Ana ift•w. II pref. .. Ir;4 1, b p•►f'.wt . ASS. DUI. o Rolland - 0 O Hasbro' 1 I Franco - - 0 Flanders - 0 O America - - 0 ME O'CLOCK. THIN DAY. lattla RUN*. Ditto Bomb 495 Reath Am W.A., flettb 11. e Old Asp . . RI "WWI 01 Is 44 Os p. WOK. 3. 0.1 Resit los 74. DI. pp Con 6.1. Amt Tiokots.. lbs Ott f4tattontatt. " TIER 11111ITIr . . STATIIIIIATI" II I xceurmurno IRS IT ATIMPAN." • LONDON: TCESDAY OCTOIS 1, 192.2. STOCK EXCHANGE. TWELVE O'CLOCK; f'p to this boor there is very little business doing in the market, sod Consols remain steady at 8111 for Account, and for Money, 8 1 11. 'lke report of a respectable Morning Paper, stating that a defaulter had bees announced in the Foreign• market, yesterday afternoon, proves sot to he correct. A free strict 'equity we do sot find one of the shore de er tip•ion of the least note. Al •honich a very hes vy set ting Areount.it has passed over with the strictest honor. A person oho bad to deliver 25 thousand Chili, did r at fulfill his egreeniert until a late hour is the shee r oon : and this at first caused some anxiety to the parties.—Very little is doing its all Foreign Securities this morning. Chill Stock (paid u►). Sl—New Spanish. 83 Ohl, 72f 73 Pntssion. PBl—Gid. 91—Russia. nil —Danish, MI — Neapolitan, 771—Columbian, 882 87—Scrip, 66:1 to 87. Letters hew Barbadoes of the roi.ldle of July. men ti..n that there a•e e then three American ls with laying off that port. waiting for the Ame rican Intercourse Bill to let them enter the said Port. Paris papers, which have reached us to the 29th n'l., b•ing no farther intelligence from Greece, but contain the Allowing article relative to the affairs of that Imun•ry. in • letter from Vienna;—"According to .li....e,ches arrived from Constantinople, the affairs of the Creeks have become au &tweet, that it is said They will not wait, in order to take them into econsi yerstion, until the Congress of Verona begins; but that immediately after the arrival of the Monarchs and the Plenipotentiaries. they will hold conferences upon that toil ject. Lord Strangford is to tome to Vienna to ass st a t'.ese conferences, as well at Baron Lower," another letter it is asser•ed that the Emperor of Austria departs on the 39th for Verona, nod the Empetor of Russia on the Ist of October. They are to Like the route of Tegerusee, (a castle at the foot of the Tyrolean Alps) where they will pay a visit to the King of Bavaria. The arrival of the Deka of Wellington is still deferred. It is supposed that this circumstance will canes the conferences of the Con. press to commence only at Vero... The two Sove reigns show thetnselves almost every day in public. Tl-e Emperor Alexander does not fall to attend every to presentation of Rosiai's Operas at tl a theatre of the Porte de Cari.clhie. That Monarch bas honoured the Dowager Princee• Schwartertoberg with a visit ; else the Marquess of Londonderry (Lord Stewart) the British Ambassador at oar Court. They write from the frontiers of Moldavia, under the dam of the Bth of g•ptewl;er, Sense 'Puffers have brought to Bucharest the new. that the Hospmlar Lihika will arrive oilltuut delay at Siiistria. The tiospedar of Moldavia will ft ad nothing het ruins at Jassey. There remain but few houses that are standing. Every thing else continues in the same state ; the rich Boyards who hove emigrated, regard that which is to some with terror. The new Hoepodars are only the receivers of t..xes, in the room of the Porte, and receive their et ructions Irons the Divan. The Pikes tibika has obtained a divorce from his wife, who re f oso d to re . turn to Turkey. where her father bad been strangled. All the (leech, trill beobliged to quitting Principalities.' These papers contain no intelligence front Spain, with the reception of • repoct that the See of Urgel had been st.ormed and carried by the Constitutionalists. The flak contains the following paeugrapis :—All the obstacles which remained against the final adjust ment of the negeriations with the Court of Rome, relative to the ceecordot, are remored. The twenty fsnr bishops are nominated, and the limits of their di !lard according to the demands of France. 'The Duke de Blues, who has hail the honour o: fiaishing this important business, will return to Paris is December, I. resume his office about the perm, of the Klieg. The Amnia de Lye's states that M. thug*, as advocate at Berdetuts, sad sephow of Pastimes, has bees killed is a duel by as Enlist' pbpsisiss. Several ether duels bare takes place, THE ST, With less fatal results. In a letter from Bayonne it is said that the Bishop of Pampeluaa has jest arrived In that city with three mules heavily ■od richly laden. In whatever danger the Spanish Church may be left, we find from this, and from a Gibraltar paper, of which a paragraph is given In another column. that the Bishops appear determined to take care of themselves. FUNDS AT PARIS, SETT. 2A.—Fin per Cent. Congo!, opened at 92f. 90e. ; rinsed at 93f.—Bank Stork, 1,647 f. 50.%; Neapolitan Five per Cents. 77if Exchange on London, one month, 23f. 50e. ; three months, 25f. 35c. baring supported such gross abuses as have existed. and having defended s • praised the Monsters. wilt permitted, and patronised such abases. When povertm is complained of, in any of the classes of society, Mt Meters contend, and their venal jonrnals contend fo, them, that they have not caused the distress. 'Ph .y even affect to cast an eye of pity on the sufferers. But the stand by, and see the work of the general, nay tidy:real plunder of the public Treasury going on, from day to day, and from hour to hour. It would not be too much to say, that one half of the expenditure in the public offices, and public establishments, might ►e saved. Any one, who has seers soy timing of the Sicaars of those Establishments, will own this. Thesystem of PUBLIC PLUNDER is S.) well known to Foreigners, that, among them, the rapacity of the Dependents of Government here, is a bye•word, and a proverb. In England only was it, till of late, us• known in its fu'l west. But Mr. Hums has torn' aside the veil : Mr. flume has laid bare the secrets of those Dc's of INIQUITY: ■nd Mr. hums deserves, and has time Country's gratitude. Sir W. Nl'Malion. the Master of the Rolls of Ire land, had an audience of his Majesty on Saturday. A letter from Brussels, dated September 26, set's, `• His Britannic Majesty's magnificent yacht, the Royal Sovereign, arrived yesterday morning in the port of Antwerp. to receive on hosed and convey bark to England their Royal High the Duke and Duchess of Clarence. who are now at Ghent. Doves, SEPT. 29.—Yesterday morning her Royal Highness the Duchess of Kent and suite arrived here font Ramsgate. Iler Royal Highness was accom panied by a relation, the Marchioness de lioafe, who soon after their arrival embarked on hoard his Ma jesty's steam packet the Arrow, for Boulogne.— Shortly after the sailing of the packet, her Royal Highness quitted Dover fur Ramsgate. The guns at rh r heights fired royal isolates on the arrival and de parture of the illustrious visitor. MR. IIVIEL—We are happy to state that this use ful and indefatigable Member of Parliament has been invited to attend a public dinner at Liverpool, which, should it take place, will without doubt, be very nu merously and respectably attended. The invitation would reach Mr. Home, we believe, on Illouds.7 last, bet we have not yet heard whether any reply to it has been received in Liverpool.—(.Baneliester Guard) Joseph Home, Esq. M.P., art ired from Ben ick at the Turf Hotel. Newcastle, about I I o'clock on Tuesday evening, and left that place at 9 on Wednesday morn ing on his way to the south. Had time been allowed to convene a meeting for that pnrpose, we are inform ed that an address would have been pr• sented to him by the reformers of Newcastle, thanking him for his exertions in behalf of the suffering people of England, who have been impoverished by a profligate wait- and expenditure of the public money; and praying his farther exertions in the public cause to be directed to an investigation of the secular affailll of the Church Establishment. sad particularly the tithing system, by which so large a portion of the national wealth and resources is absorbed.—(Durham Chronicle.) It Is with unfeigned regret we state, that Sir J. D. Astley, Bart., one of the Members for Wilts. has for the last week been very dangerously ill, at his seat at Everlitigh. Sir John, it appears, took a violent co'd at Berdetop Races; and on Tuesday se'ooight he was seised with great ithiveriags, succeeded by fever and acute lamination of the lungs. Ilissymptorns have, 'in tome measure, yielded to the treatinist used ; bet we are sorry that Lis recovery. cannot yet be pro nounced as eertais.—(H• fried Arercury, Sept 3i).) A writer in a cotemporary print It as hinted at a en moue, that a Chamber of Couraierce to watch over the mercantile and manufacturing la t is of this city is about to be established. We are happy to have it in our power not only to corroborate the report, but to state that considerable progress Is side towards its formation : and we sincerly conzratulate the city, that • :me of its most respectable and independent inbahit• ants have at length seen the necessity of following Liverpool. Birmingham, &c. &c. in the adoption of those enlarged and liberal modes of transacting busi• ness, nitich the Wended commerce of this great coun try, has shown to be absolutely necessary for its suc cess and continaance.—(lbed) Gi:.raltar Chronicles to the sth of September in , clusive, have boon received. Our of them mentions I the arrival of the Bishop of Malaga and suite in the Bay, on the morning of the 3d, in a host. (ten Mar.! bells.—The Bishop had been exiled in consequence of his being inspected of advocating the cause of the Lu. surgents. It is imagioed this Prelate will take np his residence in the southern part of Praure, as his prox imity to the Insurgents, it is imagined, will materially encourage thetas. as he is reported to possess consider able influent over several of the leaders. . Clem CIREMONIES.—Yesterday the Lord Mayor, accompanied by the Recorder, and other civic officers, attended with the usual state is the Court of Exche quer, for the rupee of presenting to the Cuisitor Baron the two New Sheriffs of the City of London and the County of Middlesex, M. P. Lucas, and W. Thompson, Esquires. After the usual forms were fitsished, the company nativist:a. as they had gone, by water; aid in the afternoon the Sheriffs elect pave their inangur-t;ion dinner at Vintners' Hall. The guests, about Mt in cumber, catisislcd of all the civic official characters, and the principal citizen. , w i t t„,, t any political distinction. sail the arraneements for the oesasion did henna: to the long-established hospitality of the Corporation. It is not generally heron that Colonel Oore was tried by au open Cuurt•llartlal, but that Corporal Ueorge was tried by a Ailitary Court•blastial with dosed doors ;hence there is so record of the evidence 40 which the public cue have access. We aside:stand that the removal of the Postwffice packets f►om Falmouth to Plymouth, has been finally determined on, tied will shortly take place. It is said •he principal part of the vessels will be purchased of the owners by Government * , by whom the Command. as, Le, will lie appointed, sad put under the orders of tint Commaatiee-in-Chlef at this port.—(PipmertliTeic. frapih.) Ns% roar, 151.101 P Wield?, SETT. 27 —lt is under stood that ',viral &rotors of lb. island are about to embark for America. In cossequsocs of the depression is agricultural produce; hot more particularly by , eason of a very favourable latter which bas bsea re. ailed from Mr. Abraham Taylor, late of Chillartoo Farm, is this bisad, who otalgratod la Aptil last. 'lO %IK. CASSINO. !ATTIE& It. . iphoshasd. Sept. 30, 1 22. Ste,—FromLoados all the way along I have •sund Ole turnip crops pretty good. As geed, I tbt tk, as they are on an average o(yeare. The wares d the Jay-labourer I found about Guildford to be 9s. a week and the threshing of wheat 21. 6d. a quarter. TL: same near Farnham, Godalmiag and Wiliam. Lower at end sear Winchester ; but I have beard of no (me attempting to bring wages down to the standar! of the Winchester Manifesto. All attempts of this sort will prove useless. They may produce israings and other cieteseen; bat, they will nut produce, take the thing in the long rue, a diminution of wages.—The .Voraing Chronicle has, I see, takes this matter ON and has quoted from the Manifesto the part, on which I laid the greatest s . In the Sea - masa:4 the mil er Kill bare seen, that Mr. Poovrsit, the Channel. came to me at Wiaehester to explain, that th e resole. done in (oration did not relate to wages but to relief : bet the Chrunirle, chid, bad the whole of toe docu ment before It, takes the ris•lseistas Lithe SOW sense that I did. Indeed, the sense wasclear enoegh. the thing has been ezposed ia time; sod the pan es e aaaaa ned have as meth reason to be glad of It as sty body; for, it was • thing that mune have led to Wei ble mischief" At any rate, lit us sees the country laid. Let thing. be nettled quietly. This has always btu wish ; bat, this never can b., if an attempt he male to squeeze from the labourers the SKINS ef Mill rent. Pricer are becoming low indeed. At Wiathester„ wetter mottos is sold for threrpenee halts/use a pound. A good quarter of lamb, 4d. a posag. And this meat is Getter than we get in Leedom. It ie South DUIVI, and killed without driving and heating the animals. The wheat all about here; the very best, scarcely reaches 40s. a quarter. Very passable wheat was sold at Newhairy market last week, at 64 a load, that is 3s. a bashel. The emorut of the crop has lot been large. The grality excellent ; bat the bulk, ail the way that I have come, baa been lea, thaw that of 1820 ; less than what is deemed an arerage crop.— The barley, oats mad beans a great deal less than as average crop. Lands that have frequently borne fire quarters of wheel, bare let ranch exceeded three quarters this year. The Inalily it a great thing; for, a bushcl of wheat that weighs sixty-two posed,. is a great deal more valuable than 62 pounds of wheat 11141 consists of only 56 or 58 pounds in lb. bm'el. flowerer, estimating by fleas instead of wive, this crop is by no mesas equal (as far as I hale beard) to that of 1829. What pretty people msit those have been, then, who 'proposed to talse cheat into pawn, until it reached 66e. a quarter? As to sheep, barges sad cattle, thefirll is almost is. credible. Low as the price was last year, it is still lower now. At Wherwell fair, about a week age, South Dome Ew a, ice good eenditioa, soli teem 12s. to 15s. a bead. 1 was told of a trout of Sir Thee se Boris. ° % who took home his ewes, being citable to get 134 These ewes were, I am moored, nearly fit for the butcher. They would scarcely weigh, lead weights less their seven stone (Loudon) each; sotutt, &Bowleg 2a. for the shin, they would fetch very little more tbs. 24. a pound. Ewes of Ibis desoriptioa were sold. for many years, at this very fair. for about 46.. • bead Lambe. that is to say. young eke', lambed last Fe• bruary, sold at this fair for from 6s to 101. a bead. They used to sell for from 20s. ter 30s.—At Bliley Fair, lest Wednesday, both ewe. and iambs were ts. lower than at Mengel!. Now, Sir; look at these things, and yes sill see how largo that " patience" meet be, •f which yew were pleased to talk at Liverpool. Is it sot impost biq that teats can be paid its this state of things? And. even if the present Owners of the lead seers to suffer themselves to be ousted; wield the evil end there f Let Sir Thomas natio:. whole teasel ndgbt have gone home and told him, that he could Roe get 13s. for an ewe that he formerly got 40e. for, say how his tenant is to p•y bias soy real, and to pay rages and tater too! is it just, then, that an Mtn ahuald be made to firtce airs this; afoot? Bat, is it 1)u/tie? Cam it be &eel Beery rues most we, that it cannot be dune. 1 sat wwwee, that the ?reseal ►ace V . /iv-inert will go on,,reserakrepcaking. They have no adequate idea of to p cease that is at work. Boma have; and they. will be saved; be', the landlords will get the greater pat: of the capital away from the Fit test ra,e ; and they arr & numerous and even rub race. Bat, the ruin apploackee SO fart. that they will soon fall under it, When this race is gm, there is ors other to supply their' }lace ; and general decay will make its appearance. Distraists are eying is all e rections. Ow landlord, out far from the spot where am writing, has seised apes the crops of ell his initials! If this evil seer, as yen say it is, " test " pantry". it might ►e left to time. Be', time can do nothing is such a ease. Thaa, you re., Sir, l ►m endeavouring to introdaer you by degrees to these tua tters, of which you appear to know so little, trki which yoo oast understau I pretty well before nen% %idler, or. you sal male crry poor lieu% 1 drd, Sir. Y( dr most Aware, A ad melt bumble at, . ÜBLISIT. We Cr. informed that a letter ,es been received by a clergymtn trout his son, on b..srd one of the ships ruttplo)eol on the I%.wthern Expedition. This letter come by one of the Davis' Straits ships. and that the crews were all in goei health and spirt's, and that they had plenty of rain, and bail caught a great number of rein deer. Tile letter further adds, that au opening 'braille, the ice presented Itself is the North West; and great hopes were entertained that they would make their pottage. They had made number of pits of the rein deer they had caught, which wmid last thetas for some time. We know mot how better to prove the comfortable ituatioa of the general population of this tows and neighbourhood. than by referring to the advertise neat published by t►o Committee for inspecting the aw ►ides sad skins in our market. fro■ whirls it sp ears. Skit thorn hu hue a• increase of 546 hide.. 466 calf skies. sal 17,004 Almond lash Mae with • t►e law year on • amputees with the you pre: eedi•6.—(/.ceps Mereery) lii S !. 6 e I _, _, In Mil ~~ ~' 1154 ist the AM . Sea Caeil AIII , Poi frog Der DUIB 4 IPL