The Statesman.
London, England, 1822-07-05 00:00:00

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" leeted that every fe: area ato r upon :he 144,mr of •
"poor—was a positive dedneom, fro.,,
" Lance of the Irish Peasant."
We folly concur with the fifreiez i -
what it has saillthis morning respreii--./ the rill:Atli:: .o.
Sit J. NEWPORT in lisle case; and alt., respecting tit-
merits of his Hill. We agree with S;r Jon' part': -
lady in the sentiment, that every fee is a tax upon IL
labour of the poor; and we are quite satisf.ml that et:
shall see the insolent possessors of " vested
pat to the rout in very short time, and think them-
selves happy if they he not calirri upon to disgorge,
what they have swallowed.
Cuter BARON Olinaty...—What this fienti-av
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has been at we do not recollect. list • Mr. 'tit L.
had, it seems, a motion respecting Urn, whidt, upon
the suggestion of Lord Casmtelteano was I.st
pnt off till the next Session of Parl;antent.
BANKERS Of CALCCTTA.—Mr. BROZIOIISNI tnA•l• 11
motion for referring a petition from these llankrrs to
a Committee to enquire into the w.ttire of their claims
on the East India Company. It appeats from
petition that the East India Company horrowti money
of these penple which it has not repaid. MP.
W•TNIRRLL, Mr. PLCNKL•TT, Mr. WTNN and son
others were for the `.!thutuittee. S were against
it ; sad, though we were not surprised to find Pc, ca
Mae amongst them, we were rather surprised
or, to say the truth, to scorn to tell a lie about
the matter. We were 'not at all surprised, to find
Huss, on the side of the Company and against gotmt
into the Committee! Mr. ll:carton, too, thought
would be impolitic to go into the Committee ! Let it
he recollected, that these are men who have lent
money to the Company, and who cannot get payment.
We hear a vast deal about National faith atlic,nae:
with regard to the Debt, commonly railed Satioaal.
Mr. Hems appears to have thought it proper eeigairgie.„
fur the Nation to pay thirteen hundred thotritiml
pouods to the East India Company the other day, witti-
est' any Parliamentary enieiry at all. list lie would
not even enquire into the claim of these persons, he
would not intelfere, between the Company and Once
who have lent it money.. Hs really does seem to think
it an independent State, as Mr. VANSITTERT called it
the other night. We regard it in no such light ; and
are very glad to see, that the Ministers concurred with
Mr. Baouoiram, and that steps are to be taken, likeiy
to lead to the doing of justice to these parties.
KINTISH EDWARD KNATCHNULL
presented a petition last night from " certain ander-
signed " freeholders of the County of Kent, referriag
to the real petition of the County of Kent agreed to
at Maidstone oa the 1 Ills of June; and, Intended, co
doubt, as a sort of prote-t ag.tiost that petltiss. Bur.
this subject would reqntre mere time thaliffe Isli* at
present to bestow on it ; and, therefore, we shall post-
pone it until to-morrow ; or, "(if the debates of to-
eight should be of an interesting nature) until Moo-
/ay, when we shall disease it, and give it its propew
exposure, in a letter addressed to the men of Keati- '

Paris papers to the 31 inst. bridg accounts front
Augsburg. dated Jane 26th, that the last dispatches
which the Court of Austria has received from Count
Lutzow, seem to be less satisfactory than the rued.
lug. The segociations with the Porte it appears haee
remained precisely where they were on the 13th May
last. The Reis Freeedi is lavish of verbal promises,
which at the end produce so milt. Lord Strasgfoed
and Count Lotion have addressed a new note te the
Divan, to complain that the evacuation of Moldavia
and Wallachia is not yet effected. It is affirmed that
the Reis Effendi has acquainted those Ministers
with the motives which have induced the
Ottoman Oovernment to give orders to snspend
for a time all retrograde movements.—He has.
however, again promised that the Ottoman troops
should quit the two provinces, but without fix-
ing the time when this evacuation should take place.
—A letter from Frankfurt, dated Juce 26, says, the
Gracd Dukes of and Michael arrived at
Warsaw on the Stir, from Wilna. Several letters kern
Vienna affirm that M. de Tatisclreff is amsointed Rus•
shin Ambassador asNienna, where be will of course
now reside. A very important dim rieettun is thought
' to he assigned to Count 4.lolgaklo. who has for ;be
present received leave of abrone!l,4list h AS' al ready left
Vienna. It is stated as certain, that so itoss4o Mi-
nister *ill be sent to Cortunntlandospe•
vial mission, till the di:ferrite.. between Regain ad
the Porte, shall have been finally arrested, as
event a Welt does not seem to be near at hand.
News bas this moment arrive.: that several . rvii-
nieuts of the Russian gnarls litre already caw.
ntenced their march to return :o St. Peterebner. A part
of the _cards will however rern.,iti in Li•huanit. An
express from Madrid had arrived at etre Foreign e,
Paris, and the fullowin,e article has appesrr.l in el
of the Paris papers:—Madrid. dnne 2ti, General
Latorre, commandant of the province of Madrid, la,
announced the arrival of the King and tire Rural
Family in this Capital, in which hr say., th it their
Majesties and the rest of the Family o ill artive
on the 2;th by the T,.!etta !x.sto he assigns to each
corps the position whirls it is to occupy, sad says.
" The salutation which p!eases the heart of his
Majestg. twieg that of the C't,s,itothmal King. the
tieueral hopes that the Corns:Limier, ...ail engage the
soldiers to welcome his .M.,jesty's return with this
agrecabie salutation."
Pent.ic Fu:sna, JuLv 2.—Vive per Cent. Consols,
91f. Sur. ; hest. 911. 45e.; 411 e.--
Dank. ItiM) f. Loudon, use mouth,
251 30e.

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