The Statesman. — London, England, 1822-01-23 00:00:00

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Any Lady or OanisomilegiiWo she sup, Geer bins° Weeeasterebire-Feb. 111, 8. Baines. [Anions'. tal- -00168--..71i• if .I.4.4 Resrat :apeeluseeml llsil "44 4411. 111111"11.111.4 11 1 ,thele day .. *bet their lia4 re 61 1 :: • •• -• LS' l ib. Cmg end biL l iai .ii cest . Jones. Beat-read, Toed.' J. j l oileg, leeti- le titailintiottboog Oftwol••• appileatloa. It of meson-Feb. IL S. Hee- 'sod POW% Nat disk -• • Made and Mleiliellthirthoints of A Mato • r" lga serehent, at th e sift ow ~, •s. Oast. TM Pedilisim suppßid wellipost ton« ...-- : .WW 2 . 4 14. 3 . pi u. c w ho m,. math. will bog*. • ON If Ear IL gislsisnorethklbe Digits Bowlleg-preta, Reims eMli Moth w • , RPIDOIUMPIIFIL ineumursims c001t,,.04 • - . 'ollgspiriiisig;--;no. )! SEWW-4. ' 4. in. -0•-awa im e*••••- A " A .A.A. " NV • , ift• Wafter, lialikliilAiliksilltho; nookblnethalter-A. Ri- ce as 4 - • irameson. si Mr: Vollatholi. Mr.-111 Espinslt; Ma. Tlll t LONG ACRE, LANDON, lsk.. lireek•threst, illelbseth lealibik-Sithathasethethrer- L Mr, ll= liklabolo. sad PRE PROPRIETOR begs to Islam ibs N•bility A. W • Jr i r reet . r i ew simbu. ll " oll fo r dl owpmet esn'afeliffint ir. wh - J atio • y pt . ;n et : Nosipd "%ANNE .E. aad his Moods In inbred Mt be *MN ID ithetersetaidre a sbop-korper-J. Fowls.. Murk tare, chalk. IL Mbiwys a. usegib gartiedeptak• sleet Ma irisoullAlNl lf i As• ~. H. Cowl; Fiab-stnet-hlill, straw Itat-ntsaa- * m ak kisehlspeth. Petrifies. of mikmaimed FLOOR, CI,IOOIII, of the wet IMtmodbli. rem. 'WNW Worse of Ns itallsont, Sad wt to any - dinsiallthes fee roses. "I I t' C°•" 1 "" a ll IP 1111 • 161 9 .0 Milellothail elobs; sad lone *Del that quaality et gietreb. • •I'r• Piatritkoontre Dit semi , ' D. Ot.-TieteisAllafieraiiklia oat& to woe enssods, Vonetleth and Lidderniester irepeand J. s_,llirethibano. jewellers-R. Ar ; Ante' Kura tits ; go,ews , s ee Boatel Reid ma De a *my ;;;;; imp i t,:r e ll a tlasad Co. Greet trot. Llmoles-ise-belds, Mid- owe , Raise s, 140 /at lbewowl• la' see bought seder very peculiar eireeastaneek int odli be 4•4044 Sold r•"•••• 1 . far •• Muds J. Rem t-R• DlR - ay be takes. midst Milo more tinalalf prise. AM, a lworthbote Flom irk ion. and H. MOON Rthodeil. finifolk, saddlers-0. - .. -. .. . -__ -_ - __...... __.......- i meth and Co.. Asinnder. Deneddre. dmeers-T. Brim- • • , Pours time giving tus idea of the abotraet's sex, poor relief. 1750. 61.0381. 1819. mom ; population, 953.276: property assessed. 5.5804191 M ; .--4macaster (County), poor reNet. 1799, 214861. ; 16118. 32 0 .4411.; popslatiem 8119.8601 Mho"? assessed 3.067,774 f. Total for aistWilem poor relief, 1750, 689,9771.; few IMO (usetagi e 6 two years), 7.430,622 ; pordatious ., l* 18111 was 10,150.615, exclusive of umy. mariVidluffittat seamen navigating registered vemelmi lions in Joernals, vol. 67, p. 857.) ti 1114011110004 seder schedule (A), in 1815. 51•878, sum assessed op account of the poor, feetllllB#ll6l6lll 7,508,8531.'! for 1816-14, 8.611,969tr - TlORtienrig twenty millions went for property tax wed them paw 1 The abstract seat gives as er.esewt of the Astride price of wisest per quarter, is itswinad .atelfalatt. from Marsh 18.1911. to March IL "1 8 1 1 4 rtipaehl by Wu:. Dowding, &miter of CoiiilAllllllo f If 849. lows—. -..! • A t s: 4. • Years ending March 25, 1112..97 10 Wheat pot folori. ditto 1813.118 8 ditto 1814-118 0 ' • ' ditto 1815..10 8 ; ditto 1810.41 10 . • r ditto 1817,-87 4 ditto 1818..91 1. ditto 1119..91 9 • ditto 1620..60 6 ditto 1281..02 .2 • Average price of Wheat per quarter for tea yetis, The ge of 1801-3 was 8/Is. ed. These several documents are curio*, and valuable, and cannot fail to be interesting to political econo mists, siBee, accordigg to Lord John Russell's letter to the farmer,, economy is now all Ike fa shion. DEVON CULTURAL MEETING. A meeting, of the Owners and Occupiers of Laud in the county of Dives was held at the Hotel, in Rafter. on Thursday last. Upwards of 300 ,gentlemen of great respectability and landed property were present. Robert Hunt, Esq„ (the late High Sheriff) was called to the Chair, and opened the meeting in a few welds. • COL DRANK Ipplep n) stated what be consi dered' tile causes of the distress :=The trassition fro:p so long a ear to peace, and constleently apt awissa tags. sow possessed by, other notions, we having be. fore enjoyed a monopoly; the qsantitrof foreign grail in 181819; the return to cash payments before the nation was in a fitliale namcsive it; the heavy ids I of tazeo which the war brought upon us; the redsc- . eireasiaasa4a4 pries. Also. a k of very @mama floor Cloth for liatfortatSO4 ii lamb kl 7 yards. at M. Pd. par square yard. Mr is the Warehouse for knits' Roark Rags nada to oat& say park:War patters of Carpeting Si Ow Mara soda. A Mein. And D. Dimas, 4 and Co.. Basra* aid Ireit Bkilastd J. Matthews. Manchester..._ Garland, km. Poole, disbar banta—W, Walsesand J. Tallby, Biroslnghsai, japan 4. Ford and Co.. Battersea. Surrey. woolles-sassa ws—.l. fleetest and W. Kirkland, Newlaads. Alfre yeltyabire, brewers—M. and E. Murray, Upperstill. wort!, Yeetshirs, woollen-printers—W. Cooks and is,, New Branford. Middlesex. sorgeons--.L. Joba- J. Lower Grove, tladdleworth, zroollea- ITION.,IInot arrived limn the merle. sad Is sow open he tbsto• Oesdry. Public Is general. at ilo. Nor.) comer of Somertosmost, sof Mechanism that was ever pro. rE PUNCTUAL MOTION. wldch the great 8k Isom Newton. and ma of the first talents Is arts and 'chime has been w Ling ever sk • • wards of seem yews.) sad will son. y assistasee whatever). but by the • sod pests. as Meg es the world Is. If Me staterials that It Is made of Ibis bees proammed by mem of eft!, greatest pahlk adiky to tie is km longitude. or as as Implati whiskery. Wag lass mtpasire Iles As Ms lissor Sands pegonal pl Meier at Loia, ft isi 111117 • lisarseir aissiesee from tea tIII Ulm In tea ilksdag. AdmiStiosa Mocks, as. at hatfiwico. , Drumlike, droners—T. Bru 4eedois. A... lauselsoug. Mid starers, es far u regards R. D. ESSENC6 OF SHRIMPS. FROM the inevessiag demoted • of this seat ad mired Same for all sorts of Fish, he. it hes ledlieed the Proprietor. HENRY POWELL. et his Wbekosieoll sod Wiliam Warehouse, U. Newpte-street. (where the Trade say he supplied with this sod all. oiler Geeelee Snow. Pickles. be.) to niters Ida toast sredelld askew.- iedpeoels le the Public for their Hod pufeMya, end at the estoolbribeds leave to eteptalet thwit - rt'Misseldbyall the Oil sod belles Warehouses in Leads% pod by soot wore re= assets le every lei" ftetkOsiet (Jelled Obsem nee* Ia geeebie sales/ difeei >$ M" hid Preers' seal es the Cork. • To lillObsats. Gale.s. sal mbar*, it le penisistly eitemardsd fee shipping, as it Is warrsated to keep - ). 4r POOR-RATE REI'UIiNS. . --...-- !:, des the population rehires, another Important . is is preparation—namely, " Returns of the Assessed and the Senn • levied' es account poor in England and Wales." The Po 4eturns are bring digested by R. Phil .. the Secretary to the Speaker. who fifteen clerks aiding him in the Work ; and digest of the Peer Returns, frees 1813 to 1821 le elmaire, (w►ich will prove at the present hiss in par tt' ■r. a most importact Modules l doccepeet) is W- I pared under the direction of R. Chalisers. EH( , a ,to the Hesse oripsismeas. and who Is also r ~~ as the boom of solititin r tits I to *a Ninon of He Now Yost's wildest MN be titioted worthy of otrooopo ebb* was bestowed be Obi Igo sat isoldot to bb Notiogooso Intim to Coutmetor. to tie Olga rid owl ml lidmoo, Y WNW Mirso--sillbspot Meow— I COMMERCIAL-HALL WINE CO, (ILSTABLISUID IN TSB YRMt IU No. 10, RUNNER-ST=O% AndTHB No. 340, OXFORD-STUMM, 1.01, COMMERCIAL-HALL WINB C PANY beg leave go pelmet timer gelool. with Amore *oaks for past Snouts. awl most by dolt I asketsyktlestloss t. disiessolAsellisb4lbsir WIMP - 6;sibo — ' —r risoirataihroliould, with d w oo ;eopkt. ACI4I what he considered as probable roosedies:=Alitii - proper tax 0 S foreign labour, coming tato this in the dupe of foreign grain ; for why should to foreigners pay towards our taxes, if they bate thr A* nest of our looney for it ? He proposed the following Resolutions : 1 VO.OOO 110 1 0 300 LOW 10 3OO 1,000 40 IOU to easgratelete his fries& on t►e Se ttled their purchases at his 011eea, Mora-street, where he Sold is Shares, the rollowlsg Capitals : .a Prise tot Z 30.000 rte foe pima" rege l e j o y e d: 9189. PAR IR. Pon Wises, fall or light Bodied .. . • • 1101. Ditto of the Vista,* 1913 .. .. 014 dry 9herry • • .. 34a.ued SIX. to 111. Do. Lisbon, Tenerife, Sumas', and Vidonia 99e. sad 445. 981. to Cape Madeira .. •.. 18s. sad 2ts. 3M. Ind 411. Ditto ditto, of those Superior Qualities which has. justly acquired a decided preferesee in public Estimation. foe cleanness, dryness, sod the particular fineness of its atai. your. imported only by the GoMnanctim•iinu. Wiine COMPANT . • . • 28s. per D0z..—..t30 per Pipe. Cope Burgeady (frown the French Wars tranaplanted.).... This Wine is highly recommended, and particularly to those Families who base been upon the Continent, cad like a pleasant sown light Wine Ws. per Dos.; £B3 per Pipe. West India Madeira. 491. and bis. per ) Doe. the sane Quality which wasn't £lOO to £l2O do. the present time, 894. and Gas. 5.01.10 .21100 I IS.WI /WO • WOO f &e. ie. &e. I Insists Mb Neel Mosth. Ist. That it is the opinion of this meeting the dis tress of the Agrienitaiists of this coontry has dariog the three last years, been rely same, sad is still alarmingly iserstasing. "2d. That this distress has been chiefly occasioned by the importation of nearly thirty millions of bushels of foreign corn, duty free, in ISIS and 1819 ; by the enor mous amount of taxation and parochial rates, as com pared with the prices of all agricultural prolluctions; the undue pressnre of tbat taxation on the landed In terest ; and by the too speedy return to a metallic cur 'HAM "11. That to stay the progress of that distress which the Agriculturists are suffering. ausl which is rapidly spreading. among other classes of sorivty, it is the opi nion of this meeting that all descriptions of capita►, however invested, should fairly participate in the g•o. neral onus of taxation ; that the most rigid economy should be observed in the public expenditure ; and that all the productions of the soil of the nnited kingdoms should be protected by efficient duties from the import of similar commodities, duty free. The Rev. HEVRY BARKER seconded the Resolutions. WEAR'S LOTTERY. M. Pio. I, Cornhiii. are confident corniest of the Schemes lately salv es not pass unobserved, and althosgh sed by the Dmeontiasamee of Classes, k Pekes. the Substitution of Siert- Two Blanks to a Prize, the present all these Important Desiderata, to- Mature which Piddiag sad Co. base se introdneed, ♦ia., as lacteal* la the inch are more lima doubted, there be- ` t Per Doz. eon. Old crusted Port Wises .. Roriz ditto . Bast India Madeira. Twelve Years old Soutane, Moselle. Hasse. and Vlndegraoe .. 765. Claret, 'matte. and Chateau Margot 735. and Ons. Champagne, the finest still or sparkling Rhenish .. 70s. Old Hoek tills. 10. .....0f.......2500 4,000 I 0110 , 10 lllO 40 ....... DESSERT WINES, IN PINTS, Tut 1103 T CMOICI. .. 4e,. Carolinella, IS. .. Constantin Malmsey, ads. .. Lisbon .. . • . . 235. Old crusted Port, Sherry, Bucellas. and Diadeiras, bottled in Phan. GENUINE SPIRITS. kb 0f FICBiIIVART, when the First Prize led to it. All other Particulars fully les published by MIMING and Co.. I rely fortunate the FIRST Lottery of ITS, in distributing Prizes of .e1141.0U0, I persons WM mow sabetantiai ret hey obtained at the Lucky Corner, ■ peens oostnt spit. e relates to wwt.—MA e es, ia boards (Fifteenth Edition), LIFE; a Non—Medical Commen iserraions arising from Human Frailty, Irmptems, and baneful Effects of Lees 'stricture, Seminal Wealnem, &e. are rt 11. contains some restart,' on cer nts, in particular Sterility; Part 111. *serrations on Sexual Debility, Self ritation, with some interesting observe d animal life; in Pert IV. Is a Series of f the preceding subjects, explaining Inner, and the whole addressed to the of both Sexes. By GOSS and Co. London. ara heath lit. si quis cognoverit sti.--CLAVDIAN. all lee fund of bliss supplies, alio* marks Ike rise. 20. Paternoster-row; bN. RlllMall; P rinces-street, Soho; '32, Fleet-street; West Smithfield ; 214, Cheapside, Law Co., Burks and Co., Norwich ; itt and nntield, Bath ; Sheppard, Brie ; lleadltl. Leeds; and at all Book iB and Cu. are to be consulted, as lei r house ; and Patients in the Country ihe minutely the case, enclosing a re tad Medicine, which can he forwarded orld.—GOSS and Co. M. It. C. Stir itreet, Fleet-street, London. and RUPTURES radically eared ruical operation, or Interruption to the Ir. DUFOUR. surgeon to the I)ara. the cure of Strictures, end sole Proprie ated !loonies. having, during a course Ira of extensive practice in stricture °Mess distressing instances of rapture. bitumen° discover a remedy for that he lies happily erected. to his Treatise on the Radical Care of ices both front public bodies aad fro. lifores success of his meatuses*. rst principles. are kept on sate, as they log the course of remedies. ntry ststias Hurl? cases fully la lensed es, will have rapture or stricture reM•j Int. with ample dirratiows. iteraers.sirset,Otaerd-steed. ~r. Per Gel W. id and Ha. lid. Ras .. .. .. .. .. Ms. Cid. and Ida. Brandy and Holland•, old and soft .. .. 116 s. Particularly tine whits Brandy .. .. .. ,-.. r . _ . , ,•••.......,. _ . _ 24.: 1 FUUM TUESD.9r N113111"3 GAZeTtii. NANICROPTCT Z N AAAA BD. W. Edwards, Chatham, linen-draper, from Jan. 22, to Marti 19, at the Court of Conalssloners. BANICIRUPTII. W. Mono. Thompson, Norfolk, forgoer, to sarreeder Feb. 6. 7. March 6, at the Norfolk Hotel, Norwich. Attorney., Mr. R. Barbor, Fetter-lane; and Messrs. E. and G. Cooper, East Derchato,Norfolk.. _ _ _ J. Thurbon, March, Isle of Ely. Cambridgeshire. draper, Feb. 6,7, March 5, et the Grißu Inn, March. Attorneys, Mr. E. Barley, March ; and Mr. S. N. Meredith, No. 8, Lincoln's-inu. New-square. T. Gallon, Leeds, stuff-merchant, Feb. 19.20, March 11 at the Coort Hesse, Leeds. Attorneys, Mr. Makinsoo, Mid dle-Temple. L radon , and Mr. Foden, Leeds. C: Lea, Haywood, Salop, maltater, Feb. 6,6, March 5, at the Red Lion Inn, Newport, Salop. Attorneys, Mr. Hicks. Gray's-ion-square, London ; and Mr. Brookes, New port, Shropshire. A. Morcott, Warwick, draper, Feb. 11,12. Mirth 6. atthe Swan Hotel, Warwick. Attorneys. Mr. Burbury, War wick ; and Messrs. Meyrlek and Broderip, No. 17. Red Lion-square. J. Buekland, Chad, Somersetshire, miller, Jan. 28, 20, March 5, at the George Ina, Crewkerne, Somersetshirs.— Attorneys, Mr. Hine, Essex -court, Temple ; and Mr. Ba ker. Ilminster. Somerset. J. and T. R. Pier's.. Maidstone, Kent, grocers. Feb. 2, 0, March 6, at the Court of Commissioners. Attorneys, Mess-s. Amory and Coles, Throgmorton-street. C. Tatner, Horton Kirby, Dartford, Kent, farmer, Jan. 2i, Feb. 2, Msreh 5, at the Court of Commissioners. At torney, Mr. Collins, Great Knightrideesstre•t, Doctors' Commons. W. Fell, Workington. Cumberland, broker. Feb. 11, 90, March 5, at the house of 11. Malkeld, inekeepor. Workington, Attorneys, Mr. R. Falcon, Elm--court, Temple ; and Mr. B. Thompson, Workington. T. Edward., Brighton, Sussex, merchant. Jaa. 96, Feb. 2, March 3. at the Court of Commissioners. Attorney*, Mr. Warne, Leadenhall-etroet, R. Valentine, HatillsW, Hertfordshire. miller. Jan. 90. Feb. V, March 6, at the Coen of Commissiouera. Attorneys. Mr. A. C. Bond, Ware, Herts. IL UK Corrotrpeoert, Haymarket, grocer, Feb. i, We 46MA s fres 'wiry peelsh awl district is England and Weise. it is expected. will be natty fret &Beery soon after lb* meeting of Parliament. At the latter end of the Session, an abstract of the iatelligroce gained by the retorts to 1820 inelnsive— that to March, 1821, could not be prepared—was laid on the table of the House. it has since been printed. We shall give as outline of its carious and valuable elm:tents. The first account shows the " amount of moneys as sessed and levied to England and Wales. at the sere rel periods for which returns have been required by Parliament;" and this would iscludes twelve differ ent periods since 1748. The total sum expended for the relief of the poor at that period, the ge of three years, 1748-49-50, was 689,971/ ; that for the years 1819-20 was 7,329,594/.—including sums expended in law during the latter year, the sum total was 8,672,2321, What an enormous increase in the course of 70 years! But some of the intermediate periods are so curious as to merit to be quoted. to show how sir• pidly the expense advanced when it began to rise : relief of the pour in 1776 cost 1,521,7321., including law expenses, removals, ice.. 1,694,4581.; those law expenses, therefore, being 172,7261. The relief for 1783 was 1,912,2411.. including law expenses, fac. 2,167,1481.; for 1803. the expense of relief was 4,077,3911.. with law expenses, &c. 5,302,070/.; and for 1813 14, the relief expenses was 6,294,5841., with law expenses, fce. 8,511,863/4 the law expenses. re movals, &e. being 2,2l7,279l.—considerably more than one-third of the whole of the enormous cost of maintaining the poor thus having been expended in law charges and removals! The sums fur 1819 20 are given above. The next account abstracted (that is, sums total only being given) is of the money expended fur the maintenance of the poor in England and Wales in the several years from 1813 to 1820 inclusive, distin guishing the amount expended in towns. from that ex peeded in country parishes, sad stating the number ' of parishes in each county, in which select vestries have been formed, or a ant . sverseers appointed. The result of this account is, that in England and Wales. the expense of poor-relief (exclusive of that of law charges, lee.) for the year ending March 25. 1813,wa56,656,105/.; expended intowns 1,112,291/.; in other parishes 5,543,4141. Fur 1819.20, expend ed in towns 1,371,495/. 10s. ; in other parishes, 5,958.098/. 10s.; sum total, 7,322,594/. The sums fur the intermediate years need not be quoted ; those already given will tend to shoii the expense in towns and in " other parishes." But to come at the exact difference must be impossible, or nearly so, as cousi derable proportions of town poor are not maintained in towns. The remaining portion of the information contained is this Abstract etates the number of Se lect Vestries to be 2,04/6; of Assistant Overseers to be 2,257. The next ahstract is highly carious ; it is a state ment of the moneys expended on the poor only 'a England and Wales, in the I periods commence tag the middle of last century, sad reaching to Mart b 25, 1620. with a table of the number of people, ac cording so the enumeration of 1811, and an account of sae property assessed. ander schedule (A), in 1815. It tees all the counties. wish the suuss t .tal. illustrative of the above heads of information for each loamy"; these. of coarse. are too boatman, • ►e quote,' here. Those for Middlesex sad Isaacs* er., however, will be peculiarly Interesting, at the la see - , !,12%.• Dr. Tcnasa (of Ashburton) began by saying that the gentleman who opened the proceedings bad stated six causes of the existing distress:—The first was a transition from war to peace, and that other nations, almost exclusively, enjoyed the benefits which peace should produce; the second was the impprtation of foreign grain ; the third, a return to cash payments ; the next, our heavy taxation—and herr, when be had got hold of the monster, he treated him very mildly, gently, and delicately ; though the monster was the •6 Old Man of the Mountain " on the shoulder , • f Sinbad the sailor, who, if they did not shake him oil, would drown them; the next, was the re 'tiction of wages, and the increase of pour rates, lie then pro. posed his remedies, the first of which n as, a further tax un foreign grain ; bat be hail not gone frr en, ugh —he had nut stated what a fair and proper tax a or. The genii, man a ho seconded had told thrum, that no great hawk could be derived from a reduction taxation ; a greater mistake could uut have been made, and bad he compared the difference between the pen.' of governing this country in 1792 and 1830, he would not have ventured to make seeds as Laser. Lion ; in the former year the total charge was 7,714,5901. and in the present, 19,159,51171. Ent so long as they were willing to pay, the government would he willing to receive, instead of bringing don it the public expenses to their pockets and purses. It would not be amiss to examine a little whether our taxation could not be lowered. In 1820, the Army Expenses were nine millions, and the Navy e-vex sul lions; hut touch neither the army nor navy, and a reduction may still be effected.—Mr. Webb Hall, IL* Secretary of the Agricultural Association, rbo t ad learnt even the horn-hook of political liciritre, and whom the veriest child may confute, had told time.., that if they could get an additional impurtamion duty. all would be pleamant and easy ; but this was a Priori.. as wild as that of tue wise men of Clothes, endeasuu, lag to hear ir the cailtoo without 'arm( slows. the roof. Their only reietly was in mincing the es p odium of the emoostry to the prices of the agrical mural prodsee; or if they coalition!' twelve menthe longer without such reduction, they would be in a . -.. • " v ._;4 - A , I